13 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/559d45de48092403d3bbcf0f1689d32b.pdf 2a53c65439156031c668d4f3ea9b60b5 PDF Text Text ■* .1 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA PACE SIX W I WII. Explosion (Ca»ll»M < Irw ra g * OM) VVedemeyer Reports !Reporter Flies With To Chiang-Kai-Shek-Sanford Pilot During National Glider Meet NANKING. Aug. ip GF>— Geo. arnltr control tuday, Army enlneer* and troops. who arrived urlng the night, aurreedrd in eral Albert C. Wedemeyer, In a lie GARTH JONES isolating several large munition* five-hour conference today with dumps from which more explo General isslmn Chlang' Kai-Shek, A!’ Newsfeatures WICHITA FALLS. Tex. — Up ■tons had been expected. ■ gave the Chinese leader what ofThe gravity or the disaster flelal sources deserthrd as a front, the glider pilot uigghd a waa pointed up by the dispatch "very frank” report In conditions few gadgets and errmrd to be hav­ of Adm. Regsfdgo Rodrigues,-na­ in Formosa, (Union ami Shahghail ing* a swell time. Personally, I The American presidential en­ wasn't convinced of the extent of vy minister, from Madrid to the voy conferred at Chiang’a . re­ my pleasure. It was mv first title •gene. a glider. So complete was the ruin o ' sidence. with lime out only for in It’s not like rbllng in a regular the naval arsenal, situated .about lunch, and the unexpected length airplane. more like someone two mites from central Cadiz, if the session recalled Wede- tying n kiteUfa string to you ami say­ meyer's previous crltiral reports that no clue was left to the ing "HmvVwtpjkUag up thete. of rondltbm* 'jis he hsd found Dub?" Cause oft the disaster. The force of the explosion them In north -China anti Man"All we Irv to do is make a liar Cracked buildings in the hemt churls. *P out of.ihe guy who said "EveyfWrdrmeyer Is In China to lhU Of .Cadii. Street cars were drut.-Lluc-iM *. , ~ Tbr --hw.T- v!Ca u ksoA■vY't rtowp."* Glider Pilot tJuy Storer iS T f r ..m ed rentiMirr*After hjs fact-find­ of Rahfnnl, Kla.. commented over their, hinges. ing trips to the north, he express­ the left harness strap of his The explosion came at • I0:o« ed criticism of Inefficiency and parachute. P. M. last night. Spanish author- corruption nmrmg Chinese mili­ I wasn't ready to call anyom (ties announced no estimate of tary and rivoll officials. names vel. the casualties. 'Reporters said Oq Chill's fighting (routs, Down below the other nallp'nne* troops entered In lire 1,41h apnual rmcling most of * the Injured they saw meanwhile government had been cut hy flying glass nr listed In Homan provienre were of the National Soaring Society were bruited by falling debris. reported striking sharply against looked like flypaper captives. Tha Jerei de Is Frontera radio the communist rsiding forces of Just below n cloud up ahead n station, 16 miles to the north, Genersl 1‘o-Chrng, which had . cut little biplane tugged at several broadcast appeals throughout the thn Tslngtao-Tsinan rail line. hundred feet of tow rope. V«« A dispatch to the independent, air. felt like a tile rid?. night for d rotors, nurses and me*S newspaper Haiti Min I’ap from Its lelties. "Don't wiggle your elbows or Ambulances and rrscue teams Rushnw correspondent sold nation, voti’ll punch n liulo in the fab­ were arriving from as far east allst forces In northern Shantung ric.” Storer had warned when inaa Malaga, west from Huelva, rovlnre, moving from Tsinan. trodurlng the glider's cockpit. No sd joined a second column mov­ one want* to punrh holes’ln a rrafl and north from Sevilla. ing westward at Chowtauh. about that looks—nnd fe.ds—nleml 60 miles east of Tsinan. durable and airworthy os one of Tha government’s rampalgn Rally Rand's fans. to recapture the vital roal mines Reds Hit U. S. "How do you like I t’ ” Rioter nt Foshan, about 30 m ilrt south used about the sam • totm of voire of the railway, was reported anv auto driver would use In "loll­ (C anllaa.4 (row l’»«. <hte| and that will end the uniter," progressing. ing the kids to keep .pilot on the A government, aiiiiminrriqentj..| .hark V at. ■ • Johnson safd. <nld ChUng*; r tr e A -fn-Vhe past t He. m lm lg U ttM t, ItiiMit bus l’i nrtirallv no md*e, Nothing * > •'a* “Attributed all sorts of motives to four weeks bsd captured 100 hut the sound of the wind iit*h. tha United States which we never towns In {shantung province and ing past the cockpit reimpy and recovered more I tun 3,000,000 wings. thought of." of territory. The United State.* then suppor­ sq u a re kilometers Rlnrer pulled a lever nnd the ted a Chinese move that the coun­ The Communists, the announce­ tow rope fel| away. cil accept a Dutch plan for a single ment continued, have suffered "See. Nothing no here but us "Imparital state" to Investigate 07,000 casualties, including those and the air current*,” One whigconditions in Indonesia and s.ipcr- killed wounded and rspured. tip liped Up with’ the flng pole nt vfie resulta of cease fi^j orders. Sheppard Field. Thn nllit r rould T he'flrsl step would W a n ervlhrhave Iteen flirting with star*. ■pot report hy “earye.- consuls" I never knew I hsd it so g i <s| Btationerl In Halavla. pn j h e ground.-------- ----------------Seminole County -The-Ameriean-off-r-of good’of • 'Those are spoil -rs"-Storer pul­ flees was made In the course of led n gadget. A eoupl' of bmr, Court Records opening debate more than a fort­ door-looking things popp'd up on night ago when the council direc­ the wings. The glbbo ptaigKglly %%.1Mil %NT V IIHMIIO ted the two parties to Institute n WrHi*#, J t> Hits Kwbii 11 T« went in reverse. I.ike |Mid;iliiig truce. The Netherlands Immedi­ JulUn K 11if refill «(u¥ Minnie K * the wrong way on n coaile.- Idke. ately arrepted the American effer Nral, Jnrnn \ rlit* i.Vrrtta To Then we dropped d twn a rouide Vnrry M Hhtrjw Htil iFllen Jtin** bundled frrt to pl.’k up gliding but the Indonesians • Conditioned ('Hy of Hanford T *» i* A llilltfm their approval on the outcome of 11 H rlu t Otlv t* To Itolpo speed again. plea* to the council for U, N. in- A Arrtold| And I'm the lad wha Imtrqi tn J e n It in i r i m veitlgation and arbitration. Wash­ Tliffffifwtn* Al*nrr L Hus ride elevators. ington then sent a note to Jog- A To FrH^rlrk fl. «tui “Thai was a thermal” A th n , Jakarta last weekend declaring Ar n« H. mnl feels just like a kick In the Elgin* ||g*ftm I 'r u l t t Hut Tf * that if the Indonesian* continued Woodrow ITfjfiilt d u x I*n1ji. pants. to Insist on a specific method of MeNaughton, Jithii tWldrt fo "That's whnt ftreja us up in the settlement "our offer of good of­ K fiiic ea I! Millet d m IH1# H air.” Storer-explained. It was go. WI ilia m*. i a m M A eit*» fliii* T o ing to take a lot of explaining. fices necessarily lapsei." * Replying to contention* pf tin l»*winMl VI Mjirtflfr rt if ■ Ed IIt* S' Either the ground v a i coining up JatnV* A m u (HI* M*!r -Netherlands government that (he ToWHHftint to sav "Howdy” or v.v weie going Rickard William** U. N -had no Jurisdiction ■ ‘ - ‘ IIn the MMAii i . m t s : vitut ri. Ams* down faster than n greased pig II arrifnn J y r tu t Mmaff H on n fireman's ool-i. cases Gromykko declared “The Indoneslan-gmeinntent re- To Fjf*t Federal Hnvlnit* not "Guess we must have lost lh.il ANfH’|n||(in lies on the Security Council and IsOfit Hhatp** Varney it d in Ellen thermal. We seem to lie going expects help from It. The Nether­ Jann Tn J*mo A Ntit Hut (V r- down." There was an 'Ave' Vote lands act* a* if this organisation frmn- the trackseatrrr — -------TiAt f f l l t I t all. ... ..— -i t'tiamt'yvrs, Jrole Hr rtut Aflfinr •vriilnk I'll lust land It on the "The council alone must deride |t*l| To 11irfaint W Mp#ni*#r apron rinse to the hanger." • A T I i m K I r MOliTfiAlif: thi* question and not the Nether­ “* Jfthmtt* iMarbrnn and UTIH# glider pilot’s lijea of 'el'isj' I* next lands. The government of the Iliitlt To A J William* to the wash room yvhen he can Netherlands certainly will submit M T IU T IL TIIW ill' iffiVlTfS %f}|:a reached the paper towela without Lundrion, Andrew V To II H Ar­ to decisions of the council *jf>. we sUVlching. nold rlwi •how no Indri-iklon." A used far bargain Pulled mil H o»n*» Olrnoris le'*an ror|». Tn Complaining that the couneil I-ItIIIare llo|if>r on the taxi strip. Htoier whistled had uaetl too little of Jta power, and veiled and liounced.' The Fill rather tU n overstepping author.. ran pick up a copy of mv finger­ Itv as maintained by the Dutch, prints from those etch'd <m the th e ’Soviet delegate Hi to renewed Cold Front I ’o Hit ripcord pf that parachute. hii demands that troops from lioin Midwentern StateH NometHulv went over nnd some­ aide* be withdrawn to positions body went under. hold when hostilities broke Mil Rlorer cutsed btvause the nose July 21 In Java as thn result of Hy TIIF. AHHICIATKD I'ltKHg of the glldec waa barely Inside the From high' un the Rockv Mminwhat the Dutch called police ac­ *«ln slope nnnther cold front the hangar doors. tion. Aud now—Has anyone seen « "The government of the Nelh- sliding lastly eastward toward the fellow about no high and about so •rlands Is not satisflol that they hot nnd parched Midwest today wide? The one who salt! with perpetuated a crude attack on the with possible crop-reviving gen­ such malicious sweetness: ' Why Indonesians.” ha said. “They even eral rains, " I t’s too early yet to say just don't voti take a ride In n glidec demand that the Indonesian* not how this cold push will art or interfere with Dutch troopi." how much rain It will bring,” the W ater Tested Chicago Weather Rurenu said, that a decided rellsf from Local Communists In adding the high 90 and 100 degree temp­ | i i n i i i u t l i s a Pa»* n a r t Street.. . ' Greece Ajd Guerrillas eratures appeared a certainty for ■ty-fifth 3—F*r*'ald-1.aught cn Memorial most of the plains slates within Hospital at tlm Airport ATHENS. Aug. 19. O Pl-Press fft hours. The forecaster said the fold air ■ t —Municipal Ball Park at Me.r*ports today agld a heavy guer­ rilla assault on the town of Na- crossed Into Montana and Idaho lorvill* and Cel-ry Avenues. outia, 60 miles west of Halomka. from Canada about midnight am| ■ V—Mayfair Inn on East F:r*i ...' was beaten back last night aftor •hat It was exnrrtrd tn spread Into [Btrest. the Dakotas py *r,night, and Into ■ *>—ih* 1900 block on W*»t tsvsral hours of hard fighting. » ' '• The reports satfl ths guerrilla*, Minnesota and Nehtnska by to. T irst Strool. ■ ^ T h o Mock on West T hlrJ disguised as "peaceful citizens,' morrow. W lthln46hm ir». he ----------------a m *I rnmmlinlils b*.I l.llrn.J ave ttem peratu re/at least 16 do- Ichlorlne aimed ofF 1local Communists m sml burned .1117® 160 houses, the townhall, the pol- grees under todays continued ■ lk—Municipal Water Plant Arlatcr Iwforr chlorine was added. station and ths civil admlnls- highr Tradings. 10—Fourth Htieet Park be­ Th* accompanying rain, tha Ron office be/ors Iwdng rrpelBureau said, might turn out to tween Park and Oak Avmuse. Rnporta marked "aaliefaetory— : A v a l i s t forces jv .’ co said to bo only scattered showers but It hav* used srtm jrjrT ocounfer ths might also, Just possibly, he a nA coltform organkime found,” affects of heavy mnt!*r fire by general drought breaker for a were given for each of the above tho rebels, who withdrew to Mount considerable aec|lon of tho north- samples of water, said Mr. Raycentral and northern plaint states. rr, « Vermlon oorly this morning. The slamfatd barter lolugical Meanwhile, no relief wa* In War Minister Georg,i Slisto* is­ sued a statement saying the situa­ sight for virtually all the remain- analysis of water is designed to tion was Improving. If a said the w r of tho nation, sweltering determine whether or not col•rm r was considering the foima- again from a recurring hot blast llform bacteria ara present. These tlon of Independent mnbllo com- that has spared generally only the are the organisms , commonly mando units to fight tho guerril­ Atlantic and Pacific coast states. found In human and animal aewThroughout most of tho region ag*. They do not enute waterlas. • An announcement from Kosanc from the Appalachia n to the boms diseases but serve x« said 10 guerrillas captured in a Rocky Mountains, temperatures danger signals. If they ate pres i.” hauls a t Grsvtna July 27 had been in the 90a or above appeared cer­ ent there la* a possibility that in­ tain to.be. reppeatad today and to­ testinal pathogrnic bacteria (ty­ morrow, tha Weathor Bureau phoid, dysentery, etc.), may also •aid. be present. I t n u t l n r l y fiw Indonesian Fight tubes are used, each Inoculated with' 10 ce of the water sample. icvsUs m s tm s r * n o**> County Meet advancing on Sumatra to(f’«*tlaMO I r s a Faae Oae» tho ftro-gutUd t#wn ol iM arahnH'M Talks -Brandon, H miles north al. county agent and Horn- Dein. Eartlar Dutch dls- monstratfon outlay Is 29,072. | realises* f«.« Pas* ftael •aid somo 5.000 homsle** For publicity, tho Bowsl approp­ sign a hemisphere defense treaty wsro living at tha town riated--M,000 td the Rem! note liar* tenned "economic aggres­ food o r shelter. County Chamber of Cotnmotro and sion.'' 11,260 to th# Junior Chamber of Guillermo licit, Cuban ambas­ Md form of tho hollyhock Commerce. Total publicity eul- sador to the United States, told provbUd a r mmy ,aub- .liT i i sat at ia-ft77^-VTh- Hoanl rsport «ts h*—w o u l d " M 1 used to make marshmallow mad* every effort “ to gat »2:t0fl a matter nf principle that fun­ for the Jayceea, but found that damental human rights and d'gthey could not give this without nllles he preserved in this treaIANK4 k etesrin# tho mlllage," aald Mr. ty,M asserting that Cuba would “never sign any International ros'Yif0 w its from tho genets] oper­ agreement not containing such to thank those who aided ating fund Is the 9189,66ft lamdln- right* and dignities.*' ^ tn their recent Community tereat snd sinking fund which, is .... Drive. handled by the Stato Ooard ad­ Warm colored brents and brass Jerry Walker, Exalted Ruler ministration In Tallahaues and Is containers era perfect for ■f*U Sealy Walden, Secretary financed by gat tax revenue*. and winter flower arrangement*. t E & ■ ' Oviedo Special In fhe Sanford Herald lly MAR|AN R. Y, Mrs. Paul M. Camplmll k M R R. I- Ragsdale Fntrrlaineufw (tb a luncheon at Mrs. Csmpbsll'a hmne Friday at 1:30 in honor of Miu l^ma Aulln, bride-elect. The rooms were attractively decoruteil witn white asters and fern, 'pie lunch*, on was served on Individual tm.vs to each of the guests, after which the hride-elecl was presented with an assortment of gifts. 'I‘he hot. trsses gifts to the bride Were in her chosen pattern of Fust oris. Those enjoying this affair Wert: Mrs. Andrew Aulln, mother of tjre honoree. Miss Hetty Aulln, and T W I W ? gtaluy, Cafl llaul, Fred Pierrot, J. N. Thompao.n lut«M>n llgidjr, Robert le e Kemp, 1. W, Coates, Jo,., Lidnhart. and J. il. Jones, Jr., Oviedo, and Mrs. Rfrharil 'tiimck, Miss IIIil is* Crcalhe, snd Airs. J. R. Augcnblick, (Irlamlo. Mr. and Mrs. Rravc* tlsstoe, who have l*een guests of C. T. Nildacks. have returned to their home In Atlanta. Wh'lo hern they visited' manv points of interest In Florida will* their hosts. Mr. and Mrs. n*n II. Joni-a spent Ihe week-end at Daytons Rearh with Mrs. Jones* parent.*, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Iterher. Mr. and MrsTTom lioTlIiigsworth have"B7riy,;d In Oviedo and will le b.iatrd at the Covington raidsn house temporarily. Mr. Hollings­ worth will In* associated with (’baric* T. Niblark In business. Mr. and Mrs. William It. Mrrk and daughter, Joan, nml son, llllly who have been visiting- fo r , tpfc oa«t sVvSral w erks% rTulraV O kla., TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1947 Mr. and Mrs. Donsld Lclnhsrt and twins, Wynn snd Gary, havo returned from a recent visit to Tampa with relatives; alto Day. tuna Reach, where they were Ihh guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Max Lelnh a rtr Mr*. I.ueille Johnson; of Ilrlle Glade, has returhed homo after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. NI Mack and family. • * Mr. and Mrs. ,C. O. Rildwln, of Dallas. Georgia visited friend* and relatives In Oviedo Thursday. They visited with Mr, J. A. H ar'lx and Mr. and Mrs. R. L Ragsdale, an I were dinner gurats of Mr. and Mrs. Young Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gore and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKinnon were dinner guetla,of Mr, an.LMr*. Joe * ■ - Thumds r e n iilitg-^K* honor of Mr. LeinharCahtethday. Mr. and Mra.'llurgr** Mr,Mahan are the parents of a aon. horn Thursday night at the Florida Sanitarium. Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Ward are the parents nf a boy, too. Sir*. Ward Is the former Sliss Kalidra Culpepper, sister of Mrs. Henry Wolcott, The Rev. II. L. Kirk, of Orlando, who has teen substituting for the Rev. II. II. Link, who is on vaca­ tion. was the recent dinner guest of 5!». and Mra. Fred Pierson, other guests Included the Rev. Kirk’* sister and Dr. J. W. Martin. Jills* Martha Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. IL Hunter, snd Mr. Thomas E. Todd, were united in marriage on August 12th a t ' fiavunnah, Georgia. Mr. and Mr*. Todd are nnw visiting Sir*. Todd's parents hare fur several davs before returning lo their work at New York CiVy. Mr*Todd » formerly o f 'S t. flabrieT. ritillfomla. -| l.irut. ami Mr*. James R, .Mor­ row of G rrrn Cove Springs are the week-end guests uf Mr. nnd Mrs.* Hill Martin. Mrs. Claire Coffee, of Fort Pierce, was the recr’nt guest of Judge and Mrs. Theodore Aulln. Mr. Dan Chislohm and Mr. R ee se Chltham are spending the week-end In lutkelsnd. Tennessee-and Atlanta, have returnetl home. Mra. Lcdn Peters, of Tails,mssee, wa* the recent gurst of Mrs. Maude C o a te s. Mr. and Mra. Hoy Eason, of Savannah, Georgia, arrived Raturdav to apend m-xl week with Mr. Eason’s alstrr^Mra. Mae King and Mere. Mrs. Geo. C. Moans tmtl Mr. Means. Mr; ami Mrs. I.con (tlHff left, fhrrrrtaV" tn ’SpcniFa Werv a t "IVayThe froren. food Industty now is tona Reach. rolls, Mr. and Mrs. (I. R. Moon and processing frown pies, daugliters. Martha Anno ami rakes, and other desserts. Valorr. who have teen touring the West, are now in Atlanta. Slewed rose* ’ and primroses ' Mr. and Mr-*. I.con Olllff were mice were popular continental! recent dinner guests bf Mr. and dr-.serts. ■ ' | Mrs. I. O. Anderson, Orlando. Mra. The™lore Aulln. Rr., Mrs. F. T, !a.*e. nnd Mra. It. F. Rnttler*on spent Thursday at Winter Haven. Mrs, Mae E. King and guests', Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kssyn spent Sunday al Hilvrr Springs. En route home they will Ron at Day* wee » - • - - -* tuna Rrarh for several dnvs. Miss Hillic Chance, who has lie<-n visiting her aunt. Mra. Carol llatnerlck, Mr. Ilnmrrirk nnd Car­ ol. Jr. nt Apopka, hi* returned home. . . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wagner amt children,- Knv nnd-Tommv,~ttsr* moved Into their newly constructed home at Uuludred. Mrs. Augusts D. Covington !f spending several weeks at Ashe­ ville. N. C. Mr. nnd Mr*. Will Cat Itj n and grnnddaughtrr, Lynelle, who har>‘ teen visiting Mr. Carlton's sUtrr, Mrs. J. N. Thompson, and Mr. Thompson, liave n-turnr,| lo their home nt Trenton, * Mrs. Floyd Wngnrr anil rhildten. Kav and Tommy viaHnl Mis. Wagner's parents, Mr.' nnd Mrs. Frank Tnlls.tt last Week. Mr. nml Mrs. A. M ..Jones left Ruridav to visit Mr. Jones' moth­ er, Mrs, O'Neal, nt Webster. Af­ ter several days they will return with their daughter, Shirley, who has hern at Webster vis'tlng for'a couple of weeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, Jr. left Saturday for a three weeks' vacation. They will stop at Way* nrtville, N. C. first to vUlt Mr. Wheeler’s parents Mr. gpd Mrs. B. F. Wheeler. Rr. and sister,-Mrs. Jphn Evans, Mr. Evan* and child­ ren for a while before rolng on to other points of Interest. Mrs. Fred Pierson ami dauxhter-, Anne, left Saturday for New Smvrna n*ach where thev will spend several (lavs with Mr. and Mr*. Brn F. Ward. Fred Pierson left Saturday for Georgia where h* will visit r*l>. D P Entry London Fashions Are N ot Drastically New (f •><!•>•* IrvHi Paav Past Miller are subject to Renats con­ firmation Isjrr and were .made a* reccr* appotetm er's. In his statement of Dec. ??, 1945, to which Ross referred, Mr. Truman said thpt 'The Immensity / of the problem of displaced per- sons and refugees Is almost be­ yond comprehension." At that time, the, Prssidont said most of the person* wennatives of Central snd Eastern Eutope and the RaUsn't. The Im­ migration quotas for all this# countries for one year total apI proximalely' 39,000, two-thirds of * which ate allotted to Germany. By BARBARA WACR AP Newsfeatures LONDON— A new silhouette, not drastically different but clear­ ly defined. Is emerging from the “big ten” London ftihiou shows. Tentative attem pts of the last two vears have Jelled into something different, though London hour** still shv a t extremes, out of sym­ pathy for their coupon-circum­ scribed customers. Skirls and coats of suits, are longrr, ‘with waists corset-tight, hips accentuated. RklrU are of two extremes—pencil slim or ac­ cordion Dhraled. fcnlng his Jacket* with ranvas and padding. Dfgby Morton does it with pockets. Export clothes are often 13ti inches from the floor, but for tho home market most designets stick to 16 o r 16 inches. Onlv Norman Hartnell haa experimented with mldtealf lengths in hts day clothes. " I’m having pity on my home customers who have to wear last year’s coat over this year'* suit,” said Amies. Dav dresses are fairly simple, with tiny waiate and rounded hips. Rome houses use drapery, mostly to the front, where the skirt full­ ness is usually concentrated. Hardy Amies uses much diagonal drap­ ery. Many of his dresses show wraparound lilies with aide fasten­ ings, drapery is pulled up (o one side, necklines often cross over,This house shows m an/ suit nlou the neckline. MostAoats are tightly fitte d 'a t the waist ami fully flared below II. Hut there are stltl a few loose, flawing, swing-back roata, with huge collars and lapels to match the lining. There are a few finger­ tip length coata worn over pencil alim skirts or suits. M an/ jackets, worn over dresses, are buttoned high. This seems to he .a year of rrer-nsr Almost all-lbe houses fra^ *--‘ lime and bottlo green. turrd Amies had a soft, light mossgreen, a quince and manv brownish-yel­ low greens. Hartnell showed many purples, electric blues and other hard color*. There Is still w lot of dull orange, brick, scarlet and crimson.Htlebel teamed up a jot of soft loiren Broadus, Jacksonville, was named by Florida sports writers for tho IDtft Orange Bowl award of “ Moat Out sanding High School Athlete.* Broadus Is now a freshman at the University of Florida English tweeds with' dark or bright velveteen o r new "cottoo velvet” blouses. Gray and white went with Nile green, a red-flecked black tweed suit had a tdack vel­ vet ehlrt. He ehowed a good deal of copper pink, toffee-beige, wesktea and orchid-gray colon'. There were a few anklr length cocktail dresses In the collection, but British houses do not go for these as Americans do. Amies evening showed, two, ankle dresses, om white w** end lea. entitled "Starlign "Moonlight.” But the bsjlot length skirt for .evening..is ’.unpopular here, and American women wno expect to wear them to smart GLIDER FEAT ' reatauranta here run the risk of RERN, Switzerland — HP)—A being asked to leave as they are Swiss gilder pilot, Max Sehackennot considered "evening dress.” mann, haa made the first westto-east crossing nf the Alps in * CLEANING UP. gilder. Rchachenmhnn took off at NEW YORK—(AT-Three To­ Help, near Bern, and landed St mer malor leaguers, Al Cueclnello Hilvaplnna, near Rt. * Moritz, a of-the-C-erdinalt-and liianUi-Wal- ‘distance o r i K kllbmeTer*;-------|y lli.IS.rrnw of the Rinstnr* ai.d Wally Signer of *he Cubs, «:e Fish is one of the most p#rmembers nf the New York Citv Department nf Sanitation baseball Ishnble of foods. team. Russlnns have obtained a nu­ Commercial freezing of fish bv tritious oil from the seeds **f artifical refrigeration .late* back knnpdragnn*. to 1661 in Maine. LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO K N O W S rrrr THE TOBACCO AUCTIONEER! .. . - r g t s ® ? : .. * . ■ . l i d 's a n t f — — j-. ——__ cr*. his mother-in-law. who has been Spending several weeks there with her daughter, Mrs. Uoh Cox,1 of Moultrie, will retty-g with Fred. A CUB ■ JOHN f a l t e r FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette Bof i: IT Bear for Work LUCIAN PUADOM IS RIGHTI. . . And lUce him, scores of other experts.. .who really Anoui tobacco... have Been the makers of Lucky Strike buy " fine quality tobacco.** After all, that’o what you want In a cigarette . . . the honeet, deep-down en­ joyment of fine tobacco. -*>— t e r e m em b f n v W6T0H /tlC K Y ^ T R I K i^ flA N S FOR Mil So R ounds So F irm , t o F u lly R ocked — So ^ N E F re e a n d ToB A C C O l« o y on . ■ fl pet cen l of tlte snmtnl quota, or 3,1*00 monthly. Congressional committees hvld hearings during th* recent ses­ sion ot Congress but took no ac­ tion on a proposal to admit 400,- 1 000 displaced persons, 100,000 yearly ovrr a four-year period, to the United States. There were estimates a t the hearings that there are approximately 660,000 to 900,000 .displaced persons in Europe. In connection with his 1945 di­ rective, Mr. Truman continued: "I consider that common de­ cency and the fundamental com­ radeship of all human beings re- *-* quire us to do what lies within > ou- power to see that our estab­ lished immigration quotas see used In order to reduce human suffering." The President then directed th# . secretary of state, ths sttorney „nd .qthrr ’rrfU teal. - tn .-recced a t^ n c e “to* “apedite th# quota immigration of displaced persons and refugees from F-urnpe to tho United States.'' . \ * ® * * i\ j V • \\ ■, rv-rr^3r=? . . .+ . ■- - i "' - - / j ., t . .! ' l-r- f _ V '- . * �t , --------------- -- T alvTT-'** —* f (a U aity Thcrv la Btranylh— TH E W E A T H E R To Protect til* Pm m of U * World i To Promote lb* Pro* res# of Amtries; To Produce Proof wparity for Rsnford- Considerable cloudiness with scat* Ur«d showers tonight and Thors* da*. Modtiate «»«terly wind*. AH INDEPENDENT DAILY ■NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXV111 SA N FO R D , E s ta b lis h e d 1 0 0 8 ^r- No. 199 FLO RIDA, W EDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1947 Congress Credited U. S. Examines Disbanding Of Marshall In Loan Talks Saving In Budget Snyder Says Problem Lie Says UN Investi­ Truman Predicts B ig­ gest U. S. Surplus'; Spending Outlook May Be Increased By STERLING P. GREEN WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 W $ Prnkirnt Ttuman raid today fed­ eral spending this fiacal year will fall only $500,000,000 ahoit ol hu original eilimate tWpite the Republican economy drive >ii Congreu. But he forecast an hi» tone $4,700,000,000 budget »ur* pint next June 30, (. ' i - ^ . vM r. T ^ a a *$ n controlled Congreu credit for cut ting $1,520,000,000 from the coil of government. 1 But the next • result because of intervening' factors, he dectee d ,. will be a total outlay i t an even 347,000,000,000 Instead a t the <17:628,000.000 ho predicted last January before the Repub­ lican costcutters got down to work. -Furtharmore, In (he customary mld-vear budget review made public lata today Mr, Truman rented this double-barreled no tice: f ir s t this country's Internation­ al program,-perhaps including ti c Marshall plan for European re­ tu rn y may run up eoats and trim the record-breaking surplus. Second, taxes must stay high. ^ Tli« Chief Executive didn't Han't use there,word* about taxes; but ne said the surplus must be used to reduce the nslional debt and stand as reserve “against emeigentles, whether at home or ; abroad." iThe goverfynent bases Its high Income estimate, ' Mr. Truman ■aid, on "a continuance of am. ■ploymant, prices and Incomes close to th*lr present levels Approached W i t li G r e a t Sympathy; No N ew Loan Asked gators In G r e e c e To Remain, Even If Russia Withdraws WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 (ff) Secielary oj the Treatury Sny­ der today repotted good progieit British - Amctican finincul High July Exports, in talks and indicated he was piobIncrease In Coal ing England's internal affair*- at Production C i t e d ■ condition of eating the $3,750,000,000 loan agreement. Snyder, chief United Slates nr LONDON. Aug. 20 u tt-D m uty Prime .Miniiter Herbert Mot- gotistor, told a newt conference item announced today' si^u ^cl, ,j(ally- thal thr,*Btiliih have w U d - itJ y . -*j*y* - -additional—loan and increased coal production in the due union that opened in. the battle for Britain's eco­ Monday. nomic recovery. Aaked to comment on report* . Provisional 'rxport figures fo- that-b e is Interested In English affairs. Including produc. July, Morrison told a- news con­ domestic tion lags and the nationalisation ference, totaled $4411200.00(>. of basic industry, Snyder replied: "We a r t going to want a full "the highest level since Novem­ ber, *1920, and, apart from' thhl understanding oj thla problem, so wa will ask any pertinent month, ptobably the highest ever naturally Question that has a bearlrfg on recorded i iha-loan. LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 20 —Trytjvr Lie, *rc«etary-8cneial ol the United Nation*, look thaip ittue today with a Ruitisn con­ tention that the Bsjkan Investi­ gating Commitiion and it* *ul> tidiary group in Greece were "liq­ uidated" now. lu reply to repoit* that Rut ua and Poland might withdraw riitu both the Balkan. Couijut*; Progress Seen In British Economic Survival Battle “It begins to look as if we have 'stopped the rot In coal," ho added, Indicating Britain might lie In a position to readme coaTvxports to the continent by licit year. But. Morrison warned: "The crisis la still getting graver. W# shall have to fave worse things before w a s r r through.” While he spoke, the Board of Trade President, Sir Stafford Crlpps, was eonferrimr elsewhere in Whitehall with U. S. Under­ secretary of State William L. Clay­ ton. Clayton arrived from Paris with arguments for further cuts In British tariffs and In »om*t Imperi­ al trutii- preferences. "We must get this dollir situa­ tion settled some how,” , he com­ mented as he drove to lunch wllh Blr Stafford Cripps, president of IC eeilaaee m r a s e T e e ) th«T hoard Bf trsiM r A spokesman for the board said tbe luncheon talk was concerted State Okays Budget with “the tariff negotiations which f o r County Count Schools have, been taking plate ct tbe International Trade Conference In TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 20—The Geneva, and this, of course. In­ State Department of Education cludes the question of imperial today approved the <481,1112 <481.013 bud­ prefers ncea." Oih*r Whitehall (government! ratio* of Komlnol* Jwm get i o r the operatic* - , r i______ County school* aa submitted .re. officials said they were "bracing c*ntly by the county board of pub­ themselves for a new economic shock. The general expectation lic instruction.'was that Clayton would tell Cripps Joaeph Whltner McCaatln and to "reduce Empire preferences ao lire. Rota Gauldlng Elchelbcrgrr that American goods can compete Were among those who recently .with Brit]sh goods—or face the received graduate certificates from consequences o r a hardened U. 8. the State Department of Edura. administration and Congress line tion which Issued 327 teaching on further dollar aid.” certificates during July, according Meanwhile, the London Dally to figures-released this week b> Mall said .Prime Minister Attlee State School 8upt. Colin English.' Intended to' resign "In the near llssllssiS ■■ f a s i Tw#t .Supt. English said the school dapartment issued bight post grad­ uate, 221 graduate, five urnlergraduate, 48 provisional and 46 C ap t Hudson Returns temporary certificates. ■ W ft A W From Encampment . Seine Cros&ing Copied B y Jamborfee Scouts ROLLEBOISE, France, Aug. 20, WV-Flra truck loads of American Bor Scouts traveling under field order* made a surprise t... . . this city *nd duplicated the first crossing of the ysargago , | Led bjs an Army Jeep and three French Scouts aa guides, the '' American Jamboree Scout* did not what was coming until tho * f‘ • know truck* pulled up * t x dam and they wars told to pile out. Here Arthur McKinney of White Plains, N. Y„ executive director of the U. 8. jamboree contingent, in­ formed them they had been chosen to duplicate tho conditions of the secret American crossing vt that point Aug. 20, 1044, which was not discovered by the Germans ~ l. until after * bridgehead was es- Six U nit Apartm ent To House Tourists A naw navei six unit building is being erected nude touristy ia the OrlanM highway ju it k o f-th # City limits by E. Capt. Byrd Hudson has returned from-the Salvation Army encamp mynt at Camp Starks, which w»* attended by 200 young people Aug. 4 through the 16. Tho camp la located at Lpks Bradford. The program included feligioua Instruction, boating, hikes, swim­ ming practice, and Instruction In buiif people attending ~ ih e camp from here were Curtis Hall, Marjorie Hall, Bar bain GDI, Al­ berta Brewer, Tommy Bronson, Margaret Oglesby and Leonard Taylor. Nearly a full page of Bluet ra­ tions of youth recreation program activities of the local poat of tha Salvation Army ora shown In the Aug. 23 Issue of tha War Cry, official publication of the organ­ isation in the South. A large group of the dally vocation Bible school pupils are shown about to embark on a bus for a day’s out­ ing. They are also shown in front of tbe Salvation Army building. The staff ofV tha Poat i« also shown. Including Capt. Hudson, T adet Lieut. Earl Griff I Leonard Taylor, Corpm C td it Lot Leon White. llfsguard. !S2t Japs To Tell Story Y" Of Pearl Harbor But, in anlwer to n question whether he was being “very tough" about Britain’s "Socialis­ tic experiments,” the secretary replied sharply: "I don’t know of any such qurs■tios* that havy come up. As far a* being tough is concerned, t have assured Sir Wilfrid I Sir WIIH d E»dy. second secretary^of the British Treasury) that we ere viewing the British problem with a great deal of sym pathy/' Snyder aald he has not ,fgon* Into the facta deeply enough” yet to decide whether ha shares Prime Minister Atllee'a view of thq grayity of‘ the "dollar crisis,” ' English ........... but he added; I am relying on Mr. Attlee to have voiced what he thinks Is the condition of tha country'," __ HU reply was "unequivocally no" to a question whether the British had requested discussion of o clause providing for revision (tesllstv S «* «M tlit- «hI fik1i*i v flliwil M t-------- I S O S t •1 the effects of tha cooler .air Ute today, but It would not reach Wisconsin and northern Illinois until tomorrow, -the forecaster •aid. . . With temperatures In the high 90s * generally escept on the Pacific Coast yesterday and in prospect for today, Ice shortages were reported In some Michigan cities. A t Chicago, tha record of 84 degree* for this date which has stood slnca 1874 wa* expected to topple, along with tha one for the numbers or days In tha month with readings off 90 80 or o higher. Forecaster I. W. Drunk aald a maximum of 80 today would equal the record of 11 such days for the month, established in 1844. Tha i 1* bring built of concrete ___ TOKYO. Aug. 20, —The Jap­ Units wiU be ft anese navy’s version of tha sneak complete with a attack on Pearl Harbor and Niptwo builder* arrived pen's preparations for tha 1’aHfie War are slated to eons* before the International ^Military Tribunal tomorrow, Defense counsel for flidakl Tojo and *4 other wartime Japanese Byrd J. Goode it president *f the gun dub., lead*™ accused of war cri ' . U — -----------concluded of testimony relating MERCHANTS MEETING diplomatic Iw Sanford Merchants Asece­ A series rn will bold a dinner meeting evening at 7:00 o’clock at among the the Mayfair inn. All Merchant* prosecution charged introducing numerous of­ who have not been contacted with ■el was Introducing ficial documents which tha Jsp- regard to their reservations prvilousiy had call H. B. Pope, ticket reported a* missing. e' M , *Missed Death In Army Plnhe Crash Lie supported the position of the council majority, led |>y the United States and Britain, that both the commission arul--It a . rep­ resentatives In the Balkans would continue to function indefinitely (allure to find a solution to (he problem, lie said lie agreed completely wllh the opinion expressed by Counril President Earls El KboUry of Syria. "The subsidiary group Is there and I think it will be there aa long ns the Security Connell wants it to stay,” Lie said. "That I*, m conformity with the previous action of tho coun­ cil. Asked whether he believed tV failure* of the council to find a solution to the Balkan dispute turd (affected the fSrnrtfge of the UN, lie 'aald : "Oh, certainly. But the aitunlion ia no more serioua In my opinion than it waa a year ago We have rearhrd a deadlock ninny times. There Is no more'reaaon to be peMlttilillc after yesterday'* (Russian Veto) action than 4her« waa Iwst- year, Tha nitr.anwn !■’ about the same." Early msrlt system examina. tion*. to b« held by tlm Florida Msrlt System Council for 10 t ins»*i of social work positions, offrr local rssldsnta an exceptional op­ portunity to qualify for employ­ ment by the State Welfare Board amt the 12 district welfare lioards, according to Mary Holler, nirmbcr of tha District No. 12 Welfare Board. "Those who pass the m rril sys­ tem teats, Mr*. Holier said, con■tltuU an eligible register fr»m which social work position* with the state welfare agency will lie filled as Vacancies ,*xl«t of occur. Since social worker* are employed In every ctmnlv of the state, Ihoie who luecetafully pone tho examina(lone have an oportunitr of being employed at homy nr near home, It la the policy of the district welfare board* to glvo preference tb local residents who uuAtify. In any event, they have the assurance ---- ----- -----------— Mrs. Holler accented tbs fact that job opportunitios would ex­ tend through ths Ilfs of ths regis­ ters to he established. Thowi who are not ready for Immediate em­ ployment, Mrs. Holler aald, should qualify for positions later on. Tbe demand for district welfare visit­ or*. ths basic social work position, ha* been continuous ivur a period of yaara and Vacancies exist in soma districts nOw, she said. Those who wish- to take the tesla must file application* with ths Merit System Office, P, O. Box 1134, Tallahassee, Fla., I R I I M I R H r t i r 1 8 (1 Inot n 'k later than Sept. 5, Mi*. Holler declares. Application blanks and Information may be obtained from tha Merit System Office upon ttauest. Mrs, W. P, Yosts/ » « • taken to Kerneld-Laugh Ion Memorial Hos­ pital shortly after 1:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon following a brier collision between ths *88 Plymouth sedan th a t the Rev. Yetley was driving south on Msgnolla Avenue,I and * westbound taxicab Ninth Street crossing. Mrs. Ysnlty was somewhat bruised and today x-rays are to be taken to determine possible rib fractures, sold Rev. Yetley. who was not Injured In the accident. , K O f C COMMANDER BBTON, Aug. 20 (AT— John E. Swift, a Ma*sachuSStU su­ perior court Justice, waa reelected unanimously todar os Supreme Knight of the Knigbt of Col- urnhas. 1 , : IT. J . .4 ♦ ’2' - V - Z■ . Sll/zz I f Y ■> Dutch Governor Hits Indonesian . Party Leaders ,a . _ i/i- nsi Economic Stabiliza­ tion Of Old World T a k e s Precedence OverWestern Needs Ni-nttal qimders In llalav n heavy burdens" In ) determined , inletpielrll tin- uddrees as i ml 1- effort to meet minimum require­ j I mine (hoi lln- Hutch mighl lie ment* of war-devastated ureas in ral 1eonsidering n drive un the Indo- Europe and Asia "now threatened Ihi* photo w made on n rescue cruft a* Iunity Injured Corpon with starvation and vrono-ulc He Hand, ony* thrst- |H-r»iois in survive the crash of n R-17 near ‘ ticaimc Republii’’» vaiiltiiL Jogjn- chaos," II,-inilillu, lisn'nii. was carriiil alH>ni<l. Ten .persons died itv the eiaih i kai la, unless Msr«li*ll continued: tending lie fuel-less Iwmlsu in the-Pacific, tlE miles southwest of} lions o( the ceuss-fire order hull"In. assuming this bin Jen w* llonolulu, AinOug the missing was tiemge ('. Atcheson, Jr., chairman rd h'ctln-ilmiite liciiihiinii ter* «uhl have not lost light of the econ­ »•( the Allied F-nilio! Counril for Japan. Photo transmitted by loihiy Dutch futcr* hud suffered omic problem* of the Western rsibti (aourVan Francisco. (Inte'inational Soundplioto) 2t i rasunltles from Ih*' Indones­ llrmtephvie. A* n matter of fact ian viol ntloti* nihrr till- Oldl'f, the erutioinie tehahllttullon of lt!i|lte*teil by the United Notion! Europe I* vital to Die econunfy of • Security Council, went into ef­ tin* hemliphere. “My government will continue fect id midnight .Aug. -14. "T he Indonesian cabinet met ’’lit io ta k e n p economic question* with eiiiergencv session at Jogjakarta Its sister i/-public* an! seek • to ptnu for removal of limit vnu sound basis for practical ccopttsit<il to Sumatiu if necessaiy, u tion.” In an Indirect reference to totdispatch from that city said. (lunllHan <m* l(Nit itts ) The cshlnet ws* repifsonte I u* expecting full scale irsiilliptlon S l o w d o w n , S i t ( l o w n of host ill lies with the Dutch. (The Dutrh cabinet met at tlm Hunt For Atcheson Hague In emetgeocy session to Will Be Continued discus* Indonesia and action ye*, let liny tn the United Nation* K«HONOLULU, Aug. 20, i^ J—Ths i’.oblr mt rrtelmg to child care DETROIT. Aug 20 <>V) A curlty Council,! Navv announced todsv the March Vnn Monk's aildres* wa* the for some trace of Ambassador *nd welfare wric today explained (o coniracl by’-patting ihr right In *hsrpe*( criticism he ever lipil L * (hfe.es _ l t 1' ’ { George Atcheson, Jr., would b* Kiwenieni_ t. lfe • aihr Inuriit- /Center couit ,\tiion lot 7,00( 1. 010 L/iui- leveled At tho pnlive lleputillcsu continued several day* although itby ihr Rr*. C, HLVThompson, »u- rd Aulu Wurkrtt ol (hr Muimy government. He lilameij the Jog has nliandom-d hope of finding ((-.'allHH-fe feg {'»■* Toe! perintemlrui fur ihr pail liir-c Cot|>ot4tiun of Amriua .uicl him alive, _ Th# Hawaiian 8ea FroTilter'a anmonth* at the Florid* Methodi-I lod.iy -in u lfid t( ilamp o( tpjiidvnimnremrnt coincided with a pro­ Children'* Home in Enterprise. He al. Parnj?aayari Rebels mise hv Brig. General Frederick wa* mtrndocrd by .S.mford DoudCompany and union hailed ihc Fleeing To Argentina | J-Jney. . Agrrrmrnt, rmimg a stnkr lhat . , , , | find out tits cause of ih* plan* ' President l.e*ter T harp nnd ha* rraclicd * IB day*, a* "lull AIRES, Aug. .0 iil \ . | n wi^-h Atcheson and nlna Vlce-Prrsidcnt, Frank Laituon and to hoih pailirs" and ’’romplrlrl) A BUENOS dlsptrh from corrlentte. o t l n - i s p e r i s h e d . W, A. Morrison were named a* «n the I'arngunvuii lexder. snid The Navv snid Hu intenalva delegate* amt ()«car Harrison, Dr, uliifactoiy." The company, tn aguoleg to today Col. Rafael Franco, n leader tihnse of the si-aich had ended, U T. Do** and . Ed luino a* alter­ in th# I'araguayan relmlllon, had nates to the Kiw«ni* (onvVntbin gtee up II* prerogative of court brrived there along with thou- lint that air ami surface patrol* aU rting Oct. 12 at West Palm action for brrarh of rol.lrart, ob­ sand* of (other relwte Inking re­ would hr maiulamrd, piohshly for tained from 'he Pttinn u danse fuge In Argentina, and that vic­ the rest of. the week. A naval Beach. • aring restriction( un its mem tory for th e ' government foire* officer said shout Ih* only hop* Need of care and affection by remaining I* lhat Atcheson'* body ||* rights In' artikn. .Slowdown rhlldn-n wore *t reseed by the Rrv, appeared at hand. would flout,to the inrfaco and be Thompson and lie added that in and aitdown strike* were uullnwcd. The battle for Asuncion, recovered. -Corporation officiate said regul­ Ital of I’amguay, was in its 1'Fspile of all that Institution* ran last; Kimble, Army air inaneclor, ar­ do, those ran only b« Lilly glvrn ar. Production schedule* would hr phase; the dispatch declared, add­ at home. "Voting*.era do not rrxifen-d Thursday. Maintenance ing that the force* of Ft evident rived l>v plane, yesterda/ to inneed to 1m lakrn potscailon of woikrrs were iiik-nl In repurl this Htginln Morinigo Itmtl a heavy ad­ veatlgnle the ernsh. The converted B-17 teiinlo-r, it* ga* lAiik* amprit^r. { I 'u ll M r * M I'fear T S rrrl afternoon. The rtrik ', which In-gun liecaus# of superiority in plunge<l Into the -lea about July 21, sharply cm tailed produc­ vantage modem'wraport*. The advice* bald mile* we»t of Honolulu. Saturday tion In ForJ Motor Company plant* and hlled 10.tK**> wuiker* In the rrl>rte had »u(frtcd 1,050 midnight with 13 aboard. Three Legion Post Backn in the buttle. were rescued and five bodies re­ Httidi-hnk'-r’Corp. J'lsiite dependent CBKuqltie* The I’araguayan government covered. National Guard Unit on Murray for te-dy roniuonenla. * nnounced In A*|picjun.test til JttO B la fc aolbeJcftfcttU'aili* taidp r j r ^ r SB lU T o -meeting for Wedm vrls/ to vpred ■***» Asuncion were ort the run. Dis­ SriMalVcHTEmeFCTl In Ailin (i'rtHt tlturdf 4>bs i*<iMt the National Guard patch#* from tha capifnl said no N ational Air Races and to render every pnsilbte aid firing had been heard in the city to Capt, Roy Green In forming a [Joyds Rociuve Call for two days. new company here waa adopted at CLEVELAND. Aug. 20 l he Monday evening meeting of From Son In Hawaii Caippbell-Loaiing Poet 63 of the w rte entered In competlon for Oil Company Moves American Legion.' |H6,0O0 In prtie* offered In the Vr«t*rilfy afternoon at 2dl0 Plant To Clermont 11»47 National Air Recta a* of­ A motion wae passed directing- o’clock the telephone tang in the ficials of the serial derby closed Adjutant Joel Field to-contact' home of Mr. and Mra. J. A. Lloyd A huge dsrrlrk^ w a r today re­ the.book* today on entries. Mrs, Edward Kfrcher to determine on the Upsala Road. Mra. Lloyd moving two of the American - The U rged numlwr of entries, what she would like tho Legion answered: oori to do In promoting blood "Just a minute," said tha oper­ Oil Company’a 17.600 gallon g*»- 31 planes, was Rated for com­ ollne tank* for trucking to'C ler petition In the Thompson Event, bank donations for use of Seminole ator, "Honolulu I* calling.” County patients in tho 8tate Tubtllello, Mb.” were' the next nmnt where a new bulk plant while officiate agreed th at th* creulotit Sanitarium in Orltndo. word* clearly heard over the re­ la being erected, It waa announc "toughest” field of pilots and Plana for improving the Legion ceiver. It waa .her son, Kennrln, ed thla morning by John Krider. plane* waa entered tn the Lot Angelea-to Cleveland BendUt grout* nda were discussed and Bld- talking from Honolulu. She had manager of th* local plant. The compeny Is no longer grind. , ney RIChard volunteered tft see to not seen hint In two year* since It that the grata fa cut and th* he went to Guam. He la now a bringing o il' end gesolln* on groundi nidi made presentable in time first class electrician In the Na­ bargee from Jacksonville for dis­ Charles Bob K ing for tha Labor Day rsltbrallan. Thla vy. Ila Informed his mother that tribution here hut la finding It tnora economical to truck it trom M issing From Home ha expected to be homo within CO done this morning. T am pa--tw -herr,-to-w here It l» I t was decided to'dispense with day*. th# rtg u lsr meeting on Sept. 1 on No troca had been found-up IIlip father, whom the eon for­ brought In oil vessels from Tex­ account of the Labor Day celebra­ merly aisfsted In his occupation as City, said Mr. Krider. Had to this morning of Charles Bob the ero«« stats canal been built, tion and the fact that members of of house painting, was called King, 16-yesr-old son of Mr. and thdi-Foet will participate tn ths also to the telephone. Mr. Lloyd bringing oil her* by barge would Mrs. Foster King, who ran day and evening events. as a result, le very enthusiastic have doubtless continued, he said. from home Saturday, ode over the marvel of modern tel­ to Sheriff P. A. Hero. ephone communication. Th* youth who is flva f< VoluBia Murderer Store Sells Watch "Why, It was just as plain as six Inches tall and has light if he waa telephoning uuss . from ' Escapes State Prison hair and qlark brown eyes, r Department right here .In Sanford." he ex reported to heve been last claimed today. on French Avanua t r y l u Margaret C. Gwaltner of parehooed frets-CharMOAT CLEANED serving a Ilf* sentence from Vo! brown tipper bag. State tho watch repair and Park superintendent S i d n e y unis county, • seeped from tha patrolmen have been counter a t the - Mather Store and Is operating RiChard and his cmw started S tate Prison at Ralford Suday look for him. draining and cleaning the moat a t night prison officiate announced repair department, n o r sco u t N tm c i formerly "mptoyrd^by Monkey Island a t 8:00 o’clock her* today. All boys Interested In -Tha prison division said It yn. Winter Park jeweler. this morning- They collected the graduate of Orlando High gold fteh and put them Into two was reported that Bennett, a th* Boy Scouts have hr school and for one year attended ■rater filled boats. About six bass trusty, had yard prlyiMCW and quested to contact T, K. about 8:00 st tha Florida S tate Bank, or i tha University of Florida. She six Inches long ware removed and "Juat walked the Mayfair Itm a t 7:30 o l loomed her profession of watch wars pot Into tha City fountain. P. M. Sunday. Ha baa not baen ra- at Monday night when Troop These had been living on goldfish, making and repair a t tha Southern meets for aH swimming seaW S A began h i. Ufa ■ H I M g H and had been placed by someone Col leers of Watch making In Mem­ M phis, Tear*. She Is a member of in the moat Whan they were finger- tenet Dec. 8, 1041, for first da- Troop 84 has been enjoytni gre# murder In Volusia county. 1 mlng a t the Mayfair pool. lings. guild. ^*4 Child .W elfare. Company Yields Is Stressed In- Court Privilege Kiwanis Address In CIO Agreement Need For Love By New Head Of w M e t h o d i s t Heine Strikes O u t l a w e d At Murray P l a n t a C Tl *' ■ ____________ - QUITAND1NHA, Btaril, Aug. 20 h<4 Sccrctaiy of State Mst* told the Inlct-Ametican conRepublicans Plan To shall fcirnce today lhat Europe'i eco­ Move Capital As nomic ireovety i* vital to the -,l. , O u t b r e a k Feared Americas and take* pirerdence because of its uigenry over need* BATAVIA, Java. Aug. 2(1 (45 oi thr Western Hemisphere. -Acting Goinnor Ucnrral If. J. F'uithcr, in * pica for unity Van Mo„k deflate*) loday ihr Among the 2 0 . nstiuus diafltng N Ncthrtlsmlt would U txi^ fu th on^ * .JfynUilbw*. jlekBKv* M feemwt. } over'Ihc rich legiotii o f, 5u- Msishall said new world unit) ntxtia and M*dosra occupied by is "vastly impoitenl” to th* fulute of the woilj, Dutch Hoop* sinre July 21. "The rreulte of our labors will ■’Atcai lbs I hive been made t.cfr will teio.cin isfe,'’ V*n demonstral* to all ths world that peoples, and nation*, who rsally Monk said in a isdio sddirsi. . want |j peac* can have peace by liv­ Hr ssid Out the authority ol ing in an atmosphere of increasing i’tutile*fit 11Vo* actio arlirinn tnrl af.vrul will and good Will,N tier lndonrti.ui Republican gov­ cooperative •i ' i ernment' ovei the Dulcji mcopied he said. L He.*ponding to rproposals for a m t trgiont of tbe two islands, which Marshall plan” for the Americas, Hank* the jiljn.l of Java, would t he _.secretary _iald thr United htstc* ha* asiumrd ("unusually • I inn 4i;jiu ir ircugnwrd. Lie told a news conference that he had no intention of disbanding these bodies unless the Security Council specifically orders tm.h action. Gfin Club Announces Practice Thursday Members of the Seminole Gun anyone Interested In Imhla shooting ability are o attend the practice to be held Thursday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock at the Skeet Range a t the Municipal Airport, it was an­ nounced today by Police Chief Roy P,William*, practice will Include platol, tad clay pigeon shooting. rifle Curt ____ w Cool Front Moves Exam inations To Be Slowly Toward East Held For Positions By TI1R ASSOCIATED PRESS With W elfare Board The time table of a narrow alow-moving cool wave Into the northern mlriWestero stales was th« only cheering note-from the Chicago Weather Sureau today aa .the current scorchthg-. .blast headed for new records. , Each additional day of the pre­ sent high readings probably is bringing a new record for du­ ration or daily maximum temp­ eratures at many points, the bur­ eau said. « While the cool front dragged fcastward, Inter western north Dakota, northwestern South Da­ kota and northarn Wyoming to­ day. virtually all the real of. the nation from the Eastern 'S ea­ board to the Rockies continued to ■welter. . Only scattered showers or light thunderstorms were In prospect for the Great l-akss area as corn and other erops continued JU> deteriorate for lack of a general soaking rain throug houtth* Mid- Stresses Europe s ■ riife'jgijiir V ;Y • . ‘ - Y1^- ; hi m 1-*- , �f b ' THE SXNFORP H E T O P. SXHFORP. FLORIDA #• * ffrA G E T W O The Sanford Ileruld — ------ I * ■» r— England Far From Home Hudget Report t.'.iatlukte In Imm (Cnnllnmk I M On*| Pafcll.k.e kill) rar*n« Sata-Sar There are thnt*« who any Prime Miniater Attlee’* throughout the fiscal cal jrm year,' . . ... In aak annkar al trouhlea art* due to a number of cauaea, but Inrjfcly to the other word*, the edmjnistratiou kanfark, Matlki fact that Aocialiam just doesn't go over for the average w t no terieua business n m i i n .I I I Mavnalia ktran* ‘ Kpglitiunnn. ThO rationing of necesanriea is baaed, they which might rrriiKe taa roller■I HrtinJ rltt« mal In maintain, not so much ahortagea. as on the present govern* lion* In-fore next June. nt ItsNevertheless, the President Avlakrr 17. ISIS. al Ikr I'ml IIIIIh •I kaalark. I'lailka. nnkrr Ik* AH meat's idea of equal sharing. The result is that no one is rioted .hat he hat issued o n n satisfied. Those who were the have-nots feel- they are not to all government agencies • I I m iiM n( Matrk 0. INkT. 1« j to (it; getting enough out of the step-up. The former monied and fwiueeu their dollara. In preparing the next bulfrt, aristocratic land owners are also disgruntled. HIHI.IMI l„ liKAk ha- said, adminiatralora air rid y IMUInt This may help to explain the growing exodus from the iiix iiiu r iiH»k been instructed to “|(o|J III Canada, Australia and South have British Isles .to places like Hn>la*M Haaaaar their 1040 hudget request* Jw Africa. The accent is on South Africa, say many returned lew tt|f |U48 total.'* A.!mil ' hatmo! ___m en w h o - a r e cares, he 'added. . , ft »tlk OM Mmmlk .Tft pjact* in tncreftsintf numbers. Amertedn factorial are gold# **JTnr‘ Alrong the devrl.-ipm-nta which 1.33 up there. Lines are lieing laid for the expected boom, and hove increased ihe spending tutT litt Month* 1-3# at* K..iii« y ' f | they find the old-school British, the lords and the look or may Incrente it. Hr, Omt tsar I.W there, ladies, creating a new England away from home, with Truman lilted. fhe 5100,000,000 Grcck-TigkAM *»hH**«r | aallrei. •'« r*l« ml landed estates, and the.gracious way of life of the old days. Ikaaka. nialu Ilaee sad nnttree **f Not for nothing did tho roynl family make th a t African tab ajd program, of which |3|n,. tmr Iks prnrpmmm mg touri • 000 000 will he a li.ral 1949 Vthlif ft*tide. rksnird f«*f . .. ; ml MU log •It'nlUlM rule*. Old England mnv be having its troubles. But a new pendilure. A . *260.000.000 flood control England Is being bom in Ihe Dominions. Apparently there'll program, not yet acted • upon. Inland Meprt*#»tAMs*«« , M|ire*eal» Ike JltinM !• Ihe always bo an England. * Stock tiding of strategic defWi r N l l n t l fUM ml nd»«HUIn«. OlllmstwiaU. *91000,000. Mi mr* Maintained In thr U t|rel Increased coala of veterai* In !fc» mnntr? with. h*adnnarTable Talk ‘ hcrvflu, *94,100.000 Uf» In (lk«HiH kew %mrh. Indonesian F igh t (Ch IUi H tr-m I 'm ikw) Jakarta regima for a • record of "murder, arson and torture'’ from Aug. 9, 19U, whan ha%aaid Ja p ­ anese Field Marshal! Terauchi from Saigon Instructed Dr. i>utliacna and Mohammed H atta, errrently president of the Republi­ can government, to* establish an ''indetK-ndent'' Indonesia. Van Mook said the Republic's central authority originally, was only "Soekartin'a .golden voles." but that ii spread because Lor* The ability of thy St. Lou!* Aug. 20 (A*)— Cardinals to come TIME ABOUT the floor has More lhan 2.400,000 students, highlighted their play *n th* past •* In UHltf time alioul was fair about 03 percent of them veter­ and apparently flic 19-47 seaion S iy In „ Klorida-Rullins football. ans, will start classes al Amer­ will be no exception. e (iatork won* the first game ican colleges and universities In Sent reeling aii-an .-one-hnlf C to 0 and the Tars ropped the the next^ few weeks. This is a games hark of th* Brooklyn second by the same score. new record. ** . Dodgers Monday by two defeats FIVE TIMER They will spend more for m at the hands of* Ihe league leaders le I’aul Motley, of Jacksonville, education than ever before, and (he Red Birds served notice yes­ they will get less for their mon­ terday that they are still not out is a gent who will know tha tlms ey than students did before th< by coming back and winning from when Florida's Uatori play this war Florid, • .ll UlY graduates the 7ha bast.trained the Canls-Dodgers, the Ronton games. • colleges have ever turned out. Braves rontinurd, to close qpletly Use whiting a powdered rhalk, This ta, because they are, on the in on the duo. Th*-/ moved to average*, better students than tho within seven games off the pace to- scour vour bathtub. It will not colleges have ever had. by coming from behlnl to nip the leave permanent scratches on the enamel surface of bathtubs, wash­ Wa are in the midst of one -Pittsburgh Pirates, 7-5. of tha greatest periods of chamrt The Giants bowed 3-1 to the Cln- bowls ami ainks. In tha history of American ed­ rlnnati Reds for their eighth ucation. straight loss. . alders won their second game cf That atmosphe.-w of change goes The Chicago Cuba dropped both the tournament and eliminated the all tha way down to the first ends of a twin bill to th r Phila­ Springfield, Vt., I-eglon rlub with grade which will have 30 pares III Phlliea, 8-1 an I S -i a 11-3 win. more pupils this year than In delphia. The American l^ugue'a front­ 1946—and a severe shortage of running New York Yankees openteachers. M thfcir final tour of th* west by Dr. CharleH I,. Persons But the biggest changes are dropping a 2-1 decision to Detroit. Optomctriat taking place In the colleges. New loss cut the YankccV mar­ Idea*, new method*, are being ginThe Sanford Atlantic* Ilk. Bldg. over the second place Boston tried out. Other ehauges spring Red Sox. who crushed the Browns Hoars: 9-12 1-3 Phone 296 directly out of the war, which: Sal. 0-12 9-5. to It and one-half games. 1. Has given th r colleges more Rapping out 31 hits, the Cleve­ Eyes Examined - Glasses Killed students than they had ever had before—often more than they land Indians trounced the Wash­ ington Senators, 13-2 and 9-1 while could take. 2. Ha* made It harder to pnr* a t Chicago, Joe Haynes halted a vide as good an rducation for four gam* Phllailrinhi*. winning - thesa ■eiwite«ta-ww' lm<t"t>*WtV>; of­ atrerit-Ay blanking' Uk 'Athletic* 4-0 on mne hits. fered before. 1041. ' Take the first of those two changes. The H. I . ' Bill mkde it Jax Terminal N ine possible for millions of veterans • But & to -attend college with most of Wins In 1st Round their avneuaet paid. Officials say ilmt about fl.OOO,- Of Semi-Pro Tourney A Bear for Work 0<K- veterans, almoit half of all WICHITA, Has . Aug. 20. f/P>— vgterans, havu applied for edu­ The 194(1 National Semi-pro Buiecation under the (5. I. Bill. More than hall- of there appli­ ball Congress chami-ronx, were cants already hate started son-e scheduled to make !holr‘ first ap­ sort of education or training. pearance in thia year's tournament And »ahout__5<l p ir r n .t uf—th a t tmlav and they were hnnlh .r for.} figure, or l,600,00<>, arc attend- kinder treatment thin the 1910 runnersup received yesterday. Inr college. Tho St. Joseph, Mich, Ausros, Here la why students are liqldefending champions, worq slated ter than they used to lie: With more applications than to m rrt the Lima. Ohio, v rti al 0 ever before, the 1 rnllrges havu P. M. (CST) in a firat round game. Second place winners last year, picked their student* carefully. They have also mnde It balder the Carmichael, Cailf., firemen, to g it passing grades. That is were manhandled 14-2 by the Jack­ eliminated the poorer students. sonville. Fla., terminals In their But the same things which re- first 1947 tournament nppearanr« fulled In more and lietter students vrstrrday. The Term'nals Wasted make It harder for the colleges out five runs In the fir»t Inning to provide as good an educa­ and pushed across sit more In the tion as they offered liefore tbe sixth. Cleary Cone, Bellingham, Wash., Bells pitcher, won his own war.A shortage of money has-ham­ game as he singled to drive In a pered the Colleges. Although col­ run in the fourth and defeat Pikesleges charge between 20 and 60 vlllr, Ky.. Braves. 3-?, WATCH Fort Wayne. In * . Electric won r percent more for an educatirn i 2, in '.he from Jamestown, N. Y.. 5-2 now, private gifts have fallen r . ' final game. In the aftero il and government funds have night's not kapt up with rising eo'-.l*. ftoon game Coeur D'Aleni* Take-' That has kept teachers' salar­ ies low and unattractive. Hu tluV E N E T IA N B U colleges have had lira many itu ­ YAKDL * dents and not enough teachers, Aa rlca'a Most Beautiful Aluminum — Cedar — Polished Aluminum with these results: oAsk Me For Free Estimate I. Classes a v r r a »g; e almost twice as .large as liefore the wai. I». W. STEVENS - 617 W. Roliinunn - Orlando 2. College* have been forced to Phone* 2-0729 hire letfa capable Instructor*. 3. Laborstnriss. libraries, dor­ mitories and other, buildings are badly crowded. The colleges are - trvJng to im­ prove all three ronditjlMs, but It Enjoy Bottled Energy . . . . prbbably will be at Jrasi three situation to fiva years ‘wforw bcfoi-g tilt! ail is much better. . . . Our Kparkllnff flator-fillcd 4I ; \ IN SIZE | On* okAmjrtec's laocfing rnonvfccltgm mqlns'englishlown Clpthai 'cn d ^quellty It whol^makei Enclirhtown Ciolhas fomousiyTlma will^coftvInca you thot buying there clothe* .. U 0 prudonl|ond sollsiying invaitment.'^They Bond opor* distinction orrd ildhd by^you^wftk fohhful w e t . ' Yo»J ’ ’/ cu ll Rod quoliiy Engllthlown Clotho* o*source c4 pride w d ploeswre-JiStort.wearing CngllihlowivkxJoyl NOW IN STOCK * 4 5 -0 0 - i -k ■ C tth '■■■ m “ * v - . *} . - - « ' A. r - .: -vr Risk Your Celery Crop ^ S e 4 * • « - FOR SERVICE Uava empty thread apool* .until a rainy day. Then let the older children paint them gold or silver or bright colors far Christinas tree decorations. at the PROPER TIME with the PROPER MATERIALS v , ; ckECK _ •.. ' with Js •> .» . »| . W.alker . _ ;' ^ ' . . L«*f Hopper* . , C O N C ER N O R PA R T Y W hy Worry With Your Past . Accounts? 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Flrat Street His CDW i IIs Tiih . im -I wm Ufv| ti'flcrtM HitaR. uh »Mi*i*t 1| #*I IhaoikI*. 1 Un ViteimnCju If __ Stfr, I m*ly 118’*W rt•rahan i m giMtM Uikauw* . Wdm Vm l ml* 9mt »rw4K* | «|f Uar«s».slsJ mWi Ui * \ • ** Bill’s Package Store and Bar “ I LOST 52 POUNDS! Wear Six* 14 A ^ ln ” r-,. |*Tirfift! Jfc'IU -'*. IteveraceM when ll’a hol1 END TO END Aa a TCU player, Florida Ga­ tor packfirld coach Buster Bran­ non once booted out *a 92 yarJ quick kick which rolled dead on SMU two yard line. GATOHH PLAY 4 SEC Florida's Gators play : four Southeastern Conference tram* in *1947; Miaalsaippi, Auburn, Gettr*<■ and Tulanc. . »* . . . ■ AIR - CONDITIONED m f JAM# M ix jt MASTER'S P U rii. Ted Twumey, University of TTurida line coach, played two seasons as a first string tackle for Nutrv Dame's most famed mentor, the late Knute Rockne. w a s h Tn o t o n , Southeast Asia, "necessarily u s r unprepared” for hie assignment to .>ccupy the Netherlands E-.st Indies on the day Japan surren­ dered. He said the limited occupation force barely saved lOO.OrM) in­ terred pgrsons Jtvrm murder by Indonnaiana whom the Japanese had Irained and armed. After Sutan Sjahrir , a non­ collaborator, berame Indonesinn premier, Van Mogk arid "the con­ sistent policy of the Nctberlau l» government waa to support eonFund* to prevtiil spread o f She Mrnetive elements in the RepuliTh# tfrrnld l« « m * M#h#r ml Ike /. In one of James Hilton's earlier books. III Wind, writ­ Meric An heof-si.d-mmith epl pldtm- lie in hopes that "with other In­ jltMiHnfed PfMi Mklrk le rnlltlrd ten before his later fame and now revived, he sayk: "To if. IAOJJOOOOO. donesian arras, they could form In Ik* slier ml tefekli* united •tins mg nil th* Uraal »«e«« p«lnl»d eat and to talk—who first thought of elaborating the aini- 'Gomplethm of the v itt r i m a sovereign federated In UlU gemgsger, a* m il ae nit ultnnemiH tochhlqile?" When you think about it, food is i ruergenry housing program, IIP, states of Indonesia, allied will* A r •* « . k i . r . i r k j , . Beside* supplr menial up Ibc Nclherianda In a rcnl un­ only one iwirt of a good dinner. The company makes the aOO.OyO. prnprlationt lo rover defirieoflcs ion." event, is the important part. A simple repast among in item* on whicJt Congress xl Van Mook aald coiistrnrtlvc WEDNESDAY 1917 friends can bring satisfactions that a banquet attended by r|»ijy has acted, Mr. Teu Stan id-allarir Indonesians failed in d, Ire wi will** submit to the grxt Ihelr efforts to overcome Japan ill-assorted company never can touch.T O iUflunweWt V il-asS -i.C L i. J/ o l t o w V'1*1? jm v m s tir r jiw t not ,bc, briyiant, either. ntoiiithrrirrh” mrisTT.r.' v sir t h r program* i ift1. HE w mnlnV?'t\iov , H ‘ k!nrt,y' with an Idea here and tjiere, good _______ rdmri&rad on ‘Capital 'lllll. n e Mook ddclared a federal interim W O llfD N sU D l.Y *■r*’ ,,r' " '' oiwh 'I.aiii.y humor and some common IntfyreUi up and rinwn'the ixaird. of Ire tevralrd, wlllfte- government would Ik- formed a* BE YOUR INTIHTtB COM­ Soon as possible and that orders PANION. IN V JTE^rlllM TO Talk at table is the final symbol,of civilisation. Who can for' 5'-o,')u).doo tu atari *..13". from . th> Indonesian government YOUR INNER' ( l#A lD EN CK : visualise primitive man stopping nl meal time to talk? The 000.000. public works program for were no longer, valid, lie forbade A companion of all them that fear moment-tor him was one only for wolfing sustenance, 'the Ihr- Army and Navy. thee,—Psalm 110:0.1 , th e Fresldenl gnvo this digest Indonesians In obey such orders.) most in the quickest iKwsihle time. of (ha shift In spending prosLike seasoning, there must not la> too much talk from perla: JACUNHKI AT IIAHVAUD* .. v * .1* Britain and Ihr nn.v one sourre, but just the right amount from sevci H 08T O N -U IV - Harfy Jacun. National defense: Expenditures have agrerd lo '"» ski, ex-Fordkam and (irecn Day diners. Hilton has an Idea there. EveryImdy’H " meala enoH- -willII l>e lie down SU i,000.000 to Packer end, la assising Coach Icon linknl lo' tie improved by t he converaatlon accom|tnnylng them. *10,401.000,000. AI.OU' t wn- thirds Dick Harlow with tba Harvard to the icil of l of this It the result of CoOgres- fonllull taam lhi» »es*im. Jnevnalanal aetiom the - i n iiiliiUHrifr ski. was on the Nntre Dame staff well go sltoul ilr “tn "rhanges In liming and a last season. CIO-£ontract---------■ — BrlttStrCrilfs DAlion or »o.' TF i| cun gel any slower ra'e of operations" aiieh coal lo work with. -TT— . as "difficulties In recruiting." M'm II*h S i » m I'aas Oael irnllssnl Ira** l*eat <r>*I ** * Veterans; Outlays will be *120., ll pays lo look SI maps cat*- formal ratification of Ihe contract. fuluro". hut the report was chal­ 000,000 higher In a total cl mortgages. A Murray rxrcutlvp rstlmato-l the lenged by AUler's deputy, llcrlwrt Agrirullure: Reduced *422JMH,fully. Ih e B urtuni have lalrly pay raises will r-vst Ihr rompnny *7.4r>0jtoo.(X)o. 000 to *939,000,000. Morrison. printed new maps ft (O u te r Mon­ fl'.MMUNM). Thn eontracl will run Internotionsi; Even without thr Natural resources: Up *59,009,"I only saw It jn om paper,'* golia. When c»tn|utfd with ihe tinlil Jan. .11, till), with tho wage Morrison lolil a news conference, Marshall plan or any other new 000 to *1,150,000.000, chiefly Im increases retroactive to May I. “and. as far as I cap-sec, the story foreign aid program, epcndlnr. rause of Ihe s|ierd*up in flotnl eld one*, ihcy located (lir Allot . During early negotiations, tho does not know what It’s talking will be $791,000,000 higher to a control work. mountain!, which aliases the w otl! new total Ilf *4,101.000/X)0, The Finance and com . UAVY-CIO rali-.-d Ihr corporrtinn about." over b»d pul in Stnkjang, a Chi a "ftcachht-ad" in its national camThe Dally Mail, an Imlupenlent gain -U, lb* result primarily <d *129,000.000 to *1.-97,1 »»ie proving, in Outer Mongolia, paigoto win Immunity from piovl. conservative newspaper.Aalil Att­ unexpeetedlv hestr.v withdrawals Transportation and rommunira*95,000,000 tduee lee intended to step out because of from th e ' 1,750,nno.poo loan ftind tfoni Reduced a Soviet istrltiir iistc. Ihcy m.i> sions of the Taft-Hnrtley act. Ute (irtek-Turkish aid Pm- $1,4.15.000,000, largely breauso . . berm Under contract terms the UAW deteriorating health and nervous and fri away wilh this or .they may grain. high construction coats have dlnexhaustion after Ihe tlrltlsh-Ameragreed not to aulhi.rl** a strike no|. . - 'It.* Rnclal program: Exnenditurra cooragnd highway building. unUI approval 'a'obtained from iean loan revision talk* In Wash­ Interest:| h Federal ‘ S interest p a y ington paased their most critical foe*welfare, health and security Ihe international union and not The struggle ak«in«I Germany. until 45 days have elapsed since stage. now estimated *20»J>00.000 high- menta its will ill rise *12S.000,nno hljjh ciV for a total of (l,95.1,000J>0O. ihe (entering of American the filing of a grtevsnea. rr to $6,125,000,000, . m m Iwcause m m ” «f ‘Housing; • — TlHKw Increased short-tarm Down *576,000, rates and > on the Pacific were pr Should an onautHirlxed strike CATOItH "AllltOAD" ' *104 000.M0. malnlv L « aiutC ont Ur*. Payment ->f interest- on—tw y r .th e hfkrly’ W W 'l k h 'l i y Bccu Recoil ml pal leave bunds cashed by vet­ noUrei T m m ilf P .jR r a , ' 1 * |»'’lf ^ r '*f K1orMa1».n- g ft* r-£ -e rre d d ial thee Rreon foun- stViK-Uno Kinanco Corpoi itrlorisn B rn n l,'A d am , of noUcet immMllAUiy onlrnn* J t» | y fo«>tbii|| tHp (Oil of Finane* Corporation ,r.u nIly• mvmlrera to return to work. The try was to play the Vedada Club longer m a y , make real esta'w erans. U bor: Down . *10.000,000 to ily which produced |wc< company will have tha right to of Havana, Cuba, In 1912. loam or buy veterans' housing *192.000.000. nlr and olhrr public »eiv- dlaeharge participants, e x c e p t pf high value. Bpht prophe­ where the union objerta. In Ihe event of in -shleetlon, the cies occur in his ‘-'America's Kcodischarges would l*A tn-ated as .Suprrmsry," published m grievances. 1900. is there any one willing Oe the other hanl, Ihe'Hrlnpsny today who can (oretrll with equal promised In return: accuracy lire silualion of ihe Unit"That neither Ihe union, its ofSbtlrt in 2,0001 And if there fleers, agents or mtmlirr* shall Im> n v ; r, would il do ui any good? liable for damages for unauthorlied stoppages, ttriki-s, Inlrnllnntidrr Winiton Churchill. Her­ al slow-downs or suspension of bert Hoover and other voices ety- work x x x . " iag in Ihe wildeineu. Who hee.'r President Clarence Avery of Ihe rompany aald ho l-elloves Ihe them ) agreement "fair *o both parlies A ghoil town *7n! Idaho. Dixie and ip accordance wilb thr provi­ — S H O R T S PRO G RA M — by name, has hern bought ht sions of tha Taft-llstlley law." "The principle of union respnn* M A RCH O F T IM E ’S army veteran wilh ihr aid el •Ibillly la rs-cognUed." he said, " T U R K E Y 'S 100 M IL L IO N ” * GI • loan, . at . horn adding that he arse 'fully satisihe goI<1 Id f u i h 'o r Civil Wat fled" the agreement would aerva a '*Atrong deterrent" to wildcat CA RTO O N — “ fc R O W IN G . ■ . . died 40 year's ago, and lo­ as strikes. . • P A IN S ” ll surrounds H i£\k primitive Regional UAW-CIO Dlrerior . . wild country. B4 miles from ihr Emil Maxey said: "It gives bolh the tinl-m and MaresF neighbor viflage. The purchase included a school, a ho^ Um company* the proteelioq we think IS needed to maintain pear*, '■fwi Id. a post office, a Uloon, gen ful-and Constructive relations.” ft 71 .- (G « a l ilore, a cemrlrty. and a lot Meanwhile. Ford Motor Co. and E L iiliM f ■tif •?*f of empty log V a ^ V .D t e town the UAAV resum<*1 negotiations on I f f i r e . covtrs more lhan 170 acrer. hs« • a contract, with an agreement Wf believed Imminent Tire I’AW'a ’ 17- innAbiiAfiii, jtfUm ul rmmril, saklsk a i t Im -M iT «tan hat Ukcni-utw the hotel, ealled to meet hero (turaday. '/• hope lo hiaka-a rcsoit c*itDon’t o f it fo t.iiu n im w|,0 will Rio Conference the (va»l surtounding form ipotlsmen't paradirr. Jn the ir .s ll|H a l,*e, !**■» Oe.) . th# taowi of ihe trgi.rn alllarian ayalems of gqvarnmrnl, fake for skiing, and later Marshall told the conference that I airport is | 0 ire built t l n the American nations "all agree that the aUU exists for man, not *y p la te , for au-miaclrd lour- man for the *Ute—and that we abhor anv 'limitations upon the freedom of expression of man finding^ o f ^ r a b coin* ,‘n throughout the world.” "For only when we have access ♦egian medievil hoard dot# to the thoughu of men. to the .*b#l th* -rtisl.r were foreea of publle Opinion flee of I, - *■ . ‘ / Norway, Tliey are thoug coercion or connivance, only then ran wo develop a wholesome com­ been tent to far from mon interest while a t the same time respecting separate national : h ire d i^ f 1 Arab rulerr traditions," he eontlnord. . Blight > and Africa as bodyTh# secretary said: "We ere devoted to the Principle that aUtes and nations should___ be l*ound by th* earn* aUodsrid* of »l Camion(inople a.' moral conduct we ge'. /o r the in­ ~MoI« Cririrgf. « « ol Europe. SuTJ dividual good faith ond fair dtri* rulm ol , | , lag. honesty and friend!? roepersW #’ Mate: the fira'- lion, mutual respect and freedom o—these are expect of 1 have None names­ thee# wo other as ' ^ slate*. F rfE i, He i t e ,; , •--------- ------ m W E D N E S D A Y . A U G U S T 20, 1947 Record Number Of Cards Prove They - Students To Enter Itill Have Ha' F ighting Still Colleges This Fall Chance In National T IIK l A N F q W ) H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . ------------------- a ^ — ------------------^ I*. h - * •..l. - * e .* ----- �\* ass * D HERALD. 9AHEORD. EL0R|6 a WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1947 C O M M— E N T S • from the . S ID E L IN E S By ARTHUR BKCKWITU, I t . • • • ytdtn*. Some nf the F8L teams have been practicing this procedure ail the v*ar. Sanford • i* one of .. the few teams in the league that has nut had over tnre# vet* on it* roster at any one time during the yt»r. For quite a while the Feds have. blavcd with only two old timer*. Hitiildy Lake and Don Murray rgrre the only two veta on the team for quit* some time, until Iht arrival of Watt Harrington. At the first of the year we h .d three. They Included Lake. Hal WEDNESDAY, AUGU8T 20, 1947 Miss Summcrsill Is Bride Of Mr. W esson PLASTERING — STUCCO (’LAIN — ORNAMENTAL * ALSO — PATCHING IIAKKY G. STONE lift S. *l.aurel Dorothy McDaniel Is * Phone 1837 Social Calender Wed To J. E. Pearson I’KTTr lilt KKKING There has been n let of petty bickering in the Florida Stale I-cague this year about the V'Mtlhilitit* of making the circuit uu liken - a - lot-, ot irnsted a* a limited service talk and tumbling* about player man;- and Maya Langston is rlastifiratlnns and the transit r now oat nf basebsIL of player* from active- to di* Sanford has five,rookie* under a bled or suspended lists. control. They Includ* Dill Stan­ We read that John Ganton, Johnny Tomgt, Johnny Mc­ srl, ‘Threatened in effect, Manus, Tim. Tyler nnd Jack Meif not literally, to field a Cammon. We would venture to ClaiM A team another year say that there is not another if the leager doesn't rl.unp club in the circuit with morn ' down on infraction of Class limn, five rookie* on its roster. It rule* tOlh ironrlad rulea that put a atop to the mock­ D O N ’T F O R G E T , NKW IIOWL MCORKIIOAltDery we nuw hare in the league.” ' ’MIAMI. (JP>—The 00,000 fans It serma to ua that we heaid expcctrd TH U RSD A Y to pack the enlarge*! Or­ John finntel advocate Iragui ange Howl on New Year’s Day rule* requiring trams in tjw will have a new electric porcelain 8 :0 0 P . M . Florida Stdte' la-ague to have Rsorcboart!—42 feet long ami IS sis or eight raw rookies on- their feet high—to help them follow the Sanford Ixxlge No. 1241 roster*. game. . I W« al*o read In the official minutes df'Xfof regular- meeting of -the 'd rrw c 1 o r * of UuT Florida State la-egue that war held in -1‘alalka. on July Iti. thy*. "Director Liggett asked for a * .. > clarification of the league rule * . relating ta j,« y iu n pUycrs. Fol­ low ing a lit* [/• mom it waa movcd by Director iterlong amt sec­ onded by nOtrector CarMtchae1. that no club may have more than three veteran players on the Ve­ Will Be Closed Thursday, Aug. 21 liev playing .roster at any liou. but in the event that- any club Ihru Autf. 29 . has m o rv rih aii three veterans • • ♦ \ )\ under control jit any time, any veteran on the disabled, ,*u»* Will Re-open Saturday, Augv 30 tided or -temporarily inactive -. . .. list must remain on »ald ll«t - I***-j iffw t w dgyrrT bc nu>-' HOtJRS tion died when Orlando voted • , . • against it because under league rules, all by law amendments m* I 9:00 P. M. 7:00 A. M.To le-tween annual meeting* require the unanimous vota of all club(." We do not nee wital our friend* to the south are cry­ ing about. Taey kill unr of the best rule* that has been brought up in the past few nd T years, and Ihrn they rry 'herauae other team* are play*. ANYWHIRE-AND FOR EVERY USE­ Ing a Urge number nf vet' ' *.w^4 -v-. iruin players. according to the way the Iraguc regulation* are set up any club in the circuit ran liavj a* many a* eight veteran pU>rrs on their iotter ami continue fu' jugglo them ao that they have uiilrJbtPC -^un-X ha - active "fosfer. There I*, hardly any reg­ I ulation on the veterans. Any eluli could have, lei'* any foi example, eight veteran pitch­ \*-Vr ers. They can pilch one tonight then dUahlc him for thiee or four days, then bring him Itack and tins another game. The same • - • T| I t . . pmcedtire could lie worked on all eight nf the men. We agree that this is mighty poor system, but the one* who are crying . 4 . AND YOU CAN HAVE IT the loudest are the ones who did nothing about stopping th# pre, NOTICE i LO R M A N N ’S ' ■e r s o n a l Mr. and Mr*. R. T. Warden an­ THURSDAY Seminole Chapter No. 2, 0 . E. nounced today the marriage uf her Mr. and Mr*. J*»e Oorlfv, who 8., will meet at 8;0Q p. M. at daughter, Dorothy McDaniel, to art- spending Uu* summer months the Masonic Hall. James E. JVarson. u n ~Pearson. The double-ring, ‘ _ candlelight ceremony waa perforated on Sat­ urday evening in Folkston, Ga. Rev. F. J. Gilbert officiated dur­ ing the ceremony at the Folkitnn Methodist Churc ~ h. • • FRIDAY The Townsend Club will hold I Mre. Pearson attended schools Its regular meeting In’ the Tourist 1 In Waveroaa, Ga. and for the navt Lenter at n:00 o clock. ' After the | voar has been employt-d u* secretbusinc*. meeting there will be ; * rr for the Hou.holder Assccla'.-s m *i game*. Refreshments j Ij »w firm. Mr. Pearso.v reccivcil wtll Is* served. Members and his early education In Sanford friends are invited. schools and graduate ! from lhMONDAY ; Seminole High Schoo'. Purine The Truth Seekers Class of the, tbe recent war he served with tie First Methodist Church will hold> United 8tatea Army and U nt prrIts monthly social an I husinesa sent working with A. Duda nn-l meeting in the Church annex at Sons. Mr. and Mr*. Pearson nr«8:00 P. M. making their home at 1114 Mag­ nolia Avenue. I. O. IJ, r . and the Semmolj Rebecca Lodge No. 43.wtl| havn a cover­ ed dish sufiprr at the I. O. O. F. Hall at 0:30 I>. M. The D. A. V. will meet at the lagion Hut at 8:00 P. M. Mr. add Mrs. R. E. Warren of Portsmouth. Va. nrr |h e guest* **f Mr. and .Mrs. Mike M'-ntri* at their home on Park *Avcnu-. Mr. nod Mr*. Al V Hunt re tureeil on .Sunday from ToniT* Cainp at l.vke Apopka whero they spent about eight ilaysl Mrs. IthiMla H. Ewing returned to Sanford on Tuesday nlti r visit. Ing for ten days witn friends in Orlando. Mr. and Mr*. Preston Jordan returned on Tursdav front Knox­ ville. Tenn. where Mr. Jordan underwent a minor eqeraiinu. Mrs. J, C. Davis nnd children. Ann and James, an I Mr t, Davis' tional a* will ns the physical mother, Mrs. Flossie Goodson. have strain of an -aclir*** duties.- returned to Sanforil a fter- two lly UU1I TUOMAH H Ms week*, n i Paytntm'Ilegqli.?* r.<* \ \ r .'. ;■ ’ttt. m .v : HOLLYWOOD. Atig. 20 < jn _ my strength during a picture." Mr. and Mr*. M!|Utn Hrarker Olivia Dellavillainl o f f e r s ' Meaning- that she might hav» ami gramlson, Kene*. have return­ some a<lvlcc op how to be hdpw gone night-clubbing in her bnrh- ed to their homr in t.'lmrle-toii. S. though an actress: I. gel mat elor d a y it ‘- • •C. after visiting Mr, and Mr*. M rird; .2. marry a writer. •‘■Yea,’' »h* admitted, “hut 11«*»* II. Anderson In Sanford. Although ahe is now enacting during 'Gone> ttyth vyth The Wind Mrs. Walter Jackson nod sons, n loony in."The Snake Pit.” Oil- ‘Strawberry Dlohde.* ‘Hold Hac2 vn* never sounded happier. It ’■ The Dawn.* T o Each Ills Own Jame* and Civile, -if lin-ellmi *t, her fiiai acting job sir Ince mar- o r . T he Dark Mirror.* A* fur Ca. are s|>ending two weeks with rying novelist Marcus- GdudricK; th" other*—and particularly H » ' R ftrJtfk so B '* mother. Mi*. Ada and like all newlyweds, she it I Errol' Flynn picture*—t h a t's Johnson, and *i*ter. Mr*, ladtio Itaulerson and Mrs. Juliun Fort', r*commending the institution of another‘matter." , • marriage to everyone. Record notes . . .. Since I’hil son. in Sanford. ----^ - a V-tbe—writer* who-hgTerf fg rrti— rtrnntfif— Tft WtitiaTim Mix* t-niirn Mu- Hiown and matried actresses,'* she observed. hit, "Smoke, Smoke. Smoke,” Tix "Ntinnally Johnson. Niven Hutch, is going to wax some. Harris ML* Jean Crowdi-rf who have Oiarlca MacAtlKur, tli name a numliera. They are vocal twins been spending ttie rummer months few. It's a perfect combination. . . . Current and listrnahle: Peg­ with Mix* Hiown’* mother Mrs. Olivia pointed out that writ­ gy l^«, “Old I-nve Of Mltir;” G. II. Ilrown, lefv yesterday foe er* ran perform their work at Count Haste. "Soulh;” Ileryl D»- I'm tland, tt»e., where they will ivsinnn leaching. Knrnuto they - hohre while the wife is away a*, vis “ Mother. Mother,Mother the studio and 'thus their work­ Delta Rhythm Hoy*. "Coipr I- will visit in St, laiui*. Mo., witn ing hour* do not overlap. Ar.d Out Of The Rain;" Tommy H"|. Mis* Crowder's parrnta. . a vriter tun understand the emu- sey. " I’ll lie There.” Hollywood - R E ST A U R A N T M K • :- THE SANFORD JFfltJMLP, PANPOfll), FLORIDA .HOT WATER ' H ints-To Housewives W HITE LONG CLOTH -i* . ’ I - 4 9 c yar<l Inches w ide . Ilcaullful quality, finish­ ed soft for the ricrdlc . . . Perfect for — AUTOMATICALLY -1 0 1 U H .1 •- Y W heeler o f Sanford C A N V A S A W N IN G S C A N V A S P O R C H C U R T A IN S ^ V E N E T IA N B LIN D S Alumiaam, Steel, Wood I 10 D A Y D E L I V E R Y We- REPAIR! F R E E E S T IM A T E S I’ho n e 808 GOWNS * THAN 4< A DAYI gs, Ices than U a day for th* average family nf four! And you ran enjoy a Duo-Therm no matter where you lives? j ao sas es Mtcrnc cmmctwnii' The strikingly styled acw DuoTherm uses cheap (utl oil - avail­ able everywhere-and will lie a mighty handsome addition to N H kitchen, utility room or bAJtimeat. Four sires! i. J ' •Z-ii • heater And many articles. l ~ • • * PHONEM09 H BSW !7—v.rrr* PAJAMAS w akh L E E BR O T H ER S • SLIPS “ " “ -W O K O , i 317-319 ELM AVE Weekly from Home Drmunxtralioa Specialist. Tallahasxee lly Isalielle H. Tbursbr ‘ • • — * I £ For Good Sportsmen 5TAltf'4 . ' . r RADIO PROGRAMS I'*** »w | Station W T R U agreement thn.ugh Mr: . . . I M r, r. Summsrxill} E. art ~ nf S Congrvss. ..* <** of Geneva tod ry announced the Congrrsstohal appioval would rrlm*dn» Iloaixs marriage- of their daughter, Betty I* needed if any ma|or rhnnge J’J.T •Nf « a ■t in. I'sy . Louis*-, to Rowland Wesson, son of •eta made, such -vs an extension l.ltg Txx.slii songs. • J Mr, and Mr*. \ . Wesson also uf •f the loan or a req'M-el for o.vvict • u I’MIs slskrll I* 1 * 4 * 1 4• I M latl fci-lGeneva, . "Dsyment terms. Repayment I* ‘ I tiIt i It Mioiv The marriage was performed by a-Hnluled to start in IP.tl and li tu tSrn • Rev. Kaiser. the Flautist minister ontinue for B0 year*. Juhlill) |*4l**M|*|*l# , of Titusville, at hi* Hois,' on Aug. i V i t i i d i k m Hiiium i Two technical groups, rrpre- ! 2 at 3:00 o'clock .in ths presence »*otlng both countri.-*. have ocen Ilia ilt^ b f) Uu*«( Mil Uertlnr - LTvnftM,~-lCyTlfb*7*HS'l dfy's o|H-ni(]£ session. Bnyd.-r'said «•«•>*! (U^riUfii inole High School and Mr. XVeiaon C B T ^ tR S m is handling' Irmle ‘ 9 Nm> se n e ,1 with the A tintd Force* nMJrr> including the British > ; l i H um M u i k t i i * 1‘lilK 11 ?la*» U i u t i t <Mi during the war. He Is employed I |w,po*a| for permit*! on In in-/ease |y;uu ,\rU» l>v the Sanford Atlantic National h r imuorts from the ilomininns at l U t i u rv i f u l i f l u n i i Hank. They are at present mak­ tin- expense of .purchases from , 11 «»V lefilr IMU ing thrir horpe in Geneva. •tmerica, in order to conserve d.d- • 11i4*I ll#?|Ur»l|UlD 4i*Ur# j 11 ,\1R Hit n*»h • l*i*. - . i I 2 i * t HiMU Debut Scheduled F<fr REVIVAL AT TIIE Kpv. «V Mm. IK mIp II. Jonrs ofOklnhmun C'ltjr, Okln. Mill lie Singint: K I'rrurhinR Each* Evening At 8 P. M. Except Satiirilny. am Every One Invited — (’nmr Oner A; You'll Come Again. K. I. Wright, I'nnlnr t>ff The.idher is concetm-.l with fin- Tk*,—i»> Mi*ll I'll lodmg the qne»P r i n r r u j a I \ f n r o * j i p p f . * nri" i r i n i e s s m a r r a m • t0„ o1t">»*••«. whrlhrrincluding Knf> n,| msj n, K, *iet Kj i Ii Ntu* nglnnd *i«> •Vitii «a!t<t|>|>#r» —L— • otiusnl temporarily front.'the re Ort II'11114*IMl14 BALMORAL Seotl.inJ, Aug. 20. imrement that iniuimU be , x- Sit* AH i/1*i—Princes* Mimaix,.- "ronti^a 1 riunged' freely for dollar* nt the 1:ll* N*u i * Nl|»ift*r HffrtMlU out" tomorrow on her 17th birth-, ’ ’ * tvoitest nf countries having fnvnr- 7l*» >:W *VfR* •lav. The debut of the younger •Mr trade halanre* in London. lint** With 4 Hilt »t»c daughter of King George VI and Since the committees hnvr not ! *il» tftitr tiltiif TMilr Queen Ktiiabrth will take plnr# fnishial their work, gmernl mia-t- ; * V' M'iti|tny \|«‘iii«4il"ti« nt a family party in Balmoral lig* hetwren the full delegations * »W* THE PURCHASE Castle, where the Royal Family I* »rie dispensed with yestctilnv ai.d » iu N H.»ftiiti> K'tv* on vacation. talav. Snyder said. He milled: ,lJ " >4h<»|'|H'tV ^•irll.ttk OF ntnun'* WntM "Coming out" means for srtright"They ate arriving at Aria* nf j *lU.lMI Ns.U* Iv Princes* Margaret thet *h* will ilhriissions. nnd they ir|tort they li*4'^ IsMtin AMicit.an lUiiih'tti go to more parties and fulfill mere •re making gmMl progress." [ Tutn* VmU t* lD4|»i»*(rd public engagement* unaeepmpr o /lX i-, ii v •v: .•f t a 41»**«»*4> C \ ^ i W 7. .. • . I I I .»•*» \ r 4%• ■■w SfT'rhiiiv." m V f f v g •• I t T w a n g T H T c K J IJ :»*1 PffiRrttHl llr«t|tiM» OF It also mean* that M art-aid ran - _ * . l l l l i I•Mill’Hro|| llqH*A begin picking a loishntel if she . h ««■•#*« tram ’n Kfcyttim i» * -•« wants to. from '-ho hnndsom" and «ul Pourcl Into a mold. Ibev need titled young inrn who d u ster guidance „ ,and , lov st»'"'i II: 1. Noon II.OI. V.lx, nround the Court of St. Jnm vi’s. lie Polnleil out that nt least IJ :<4 Hluinpt tj’.iiiH (I.milled In Milliter Sl ide) She hasn't shown any public pre­ 80.000 boy* and girl* in this na 1 : 1 Nrwx Hii'ims ference vet, . Imn say goodnight every ni«ht to _link nil,-/ » limiOt k i m r o w IIY •n attendant in some institution. J nl,*u Htn^klf PtAM+f WRNDY IIAItltlR AltltlYING At least 110,000 gre in ho,nr* for | } ,>•• I* it m' r l4 t.f l Lin'd U'cIht announced 't<xioy ike dependent, 40.000 ore in ror- 1 !•*» Unr \"lt» lltiMrli that in a telephone *nnvpraotion rrrtional home* amt 0(1,000 are in 3 1xil NV%%• .MA'RGARET ( ’. GWALTNEY. Jeweler Tt'inmi IHqmp with Wendy llarrte in New York komoa for the hand trapped, he 3it>i lixA l%Nf «ii*_ on Monda'v ahe said that' she and will. Apothrr uninn of li bakW- -rwo- N *-w• Fnrnterlv With be, hiishami. Dailil K. Mevtr, Will' x r in foster home*. I.Uk 1)1X1 I'lul, t s t b x ti x .y , ngnin (*• guests in Sanfotd. They This' is an army of rhtldren X:lk Notxlt, Tim* c . i IMIGYN. JEWELER will arrive in October to spend the (towing by leap* and Imunilj, he 111* Mix) lit. I* IM»f winter season at thr Mayfair Inn. In-lared and pointed out llint if 5tl!* Vulfe of «),» \mO Winter I’nrk. Elnridn She stated that they are looking the present rate of diverse »f one »lk* I A;oo 1i n i of •fi | * i % forward to a lot of iwimming and sut of three marriages continues, | golf during their star here. bv 1900 BO percent of mitrt iager In Oriental «tl th" .lint i* n Will uperntr tnmplete tvnlrli nnd jewelry repair service will end in divorce. Tin* will When substituting corn syrup rcult In increasing lh« nuniii r xymlHil of nmternity. At one lime foi sugar in making takes and «f children in institutions, lie Oriental rug* wriih lutl* m 11,,using only genuine parts. Will appreciate your repair ro o k ies, use only two-third* of the tinrrd the religimt* background of rt»rn«*r§ rn(?rtlv -vhii^IiI l»y business. All work guaranteed. •. . liiiuid called for in the ireipo. rare for children in homes. barren women a* n mateini'.y The Florida Methivbxt Home , i ,, l ks* been In operation for 10 venr*. have a sealer. Use a sugar ayrup h „ . r , 0 . . r r e r B n i p U m . 11 bull,lines for the guava shell* Make by |nd „ normill rnroMn„ nt „f using 3 cup. of sugar to cup. of lrUi r, vr„.r,L N'.„ M n in e l n a t • „ ,s..tK « e 1 1 m s i — oa m . . . , water. lHeat together until sugar onlv are children given mxteii.il i* dissolved and hold In refriger­ rare, but vocational ttniidng »!-•>. ator until needed for use. \ t fn.il he *aiil. n* rontainrrx are filled, place them Guests Introduced hv loci Field in'the (efrigrratot1 to xtora until were P o s t m a s t e r r harlex 1^. tiiev can be taken tu tha-summer* PiViwne " f r*iro7 Ga ,~Ti snk K cial locker, or store in roar home Wald of the Gulf ttrfiii'ni' Com­ fleeter, llcie .gain, sp-rd tn get­ pany. and Frank Hand'er of Plot, ting them into the fr-cxec in im- ids Fashions. I nr. pmtant. Store, after freetlng, nt xem Fahtenheit or lowyc. The pulp left from *cediqg mav A familiar method for tu-ating !*• pureed, the pr.*luet swoetened a itint stnin is to sprinkle tile Ftnin and. with lime or Icmin julpe add. with salt, squreie lemon iolee over . ed. may also be fro irn l« axrve a* it, nnd spread it'in the sun tn dry. a delirious froirn Jussrrt with­ Add mote Irmnu Julre If lia rrs of 7:00 A. M. Id 10:30 A. IW. out defrosting. tha in,i still show. ANNOUNCING JE W E L R Y D E P A R T M E N T M A T H ER of SA N FO R D TING T H U R SD A Y A U G U S T 2 1 We Will Be Serving breakfast' SPECIAL Try a New Heal Treat Permanent shaped in Ihs new Feather rut or left tong . . a* you prrlrr. Especially gmsl for dry hair. Scalp treatment* and elrclrlr msaaage a specially. N (» I.oration — 208 North Park Avenue f l u m e 971 Final Close Out . LADIES and CHILDREN’S MENU A P P E T IZ E R S Orange Juice f liilleil Apple Juire Tontalq Juire Pineapple Juire Grapcfriill Juire lllrndcri Emit Juire OUR SPECIAL BREAKFAST Golden Ilrown llul Cakes • Hyxitii anti Creanterv lluller W/IInrnn ur Sausage Cnflee M'/('re:ini . *. SPECIAL BREAKFAST UITIH b REA k F7C?t r ; ‘‘ BREAKFAST TOUCIITONVS LUNCHEONETTE A PLEASANT-GOOD MORNING HPECIAI.S i on AUGUST HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY NOOK CLUB Two (2) Fresh Florida Eggs Prepared Any Slyl* Choice Oft Hit tiered Touxt W/ Jelly Coffee W/ Cream Play .Shoes and Odd Lot Hnndsomely Tailored Sporta Shirt* AH 81c m . . . All Colon 1 .” # gynrp jo withlryitalf nn Jnch of top of eontnlnrr and par* nil*tqr'e im m ^iatcly tn liquid tight or In motstUro vapor-proof fte e tIng containers. Glass Jar* or tin arq flm» if Specials For The Caiqper •V household lly I8AIIRLI.B K. IIIURHIlY Our Floriila guava Is now rated one of the richest aourrev of -Vitamin C-gnct ts.^ ill Addition, a fair aourre of Vitamin Av I* «K-i cmtains a fair amount of calcium and phosphorus. • • The guava is particular\ ap­ pealing used fresh, as 3 dessert fruit.' served with a ipriukl • .of sugar ami with rreani, with or without Iho ses-d* removed—but do seed them. They may uu us«-<l a* apples in pie*, dumplings. Ilrown Hetty, shortcake*, souffles .or whips, *herliet*, ice cream, frost­ ing*. and many other dessart*. Guava nr, preferably, nfctgr i* an excellent sulistitute for. orange or tomato Julre anJ serves as a delectable and desirable addi­ tion to ppunrh. Guava* frees* ex­ ceptionally well,* retaining thrir fresh flavor to such nn extent as to make the fr^xen pro.hiet-prac­ tically indistinguishable from thr fresh fruit. Then* too. thoy am free of the trouldesomc. tendency of browning or discotorinr thn'. lieseta thr ranner and the freeYo uf peaches. Freeiing Guava* To have a quality product, fine Davornl, firni.rl|>e. thick, mealy fruit must- be used and, further more, speed U essential to good freeiing. The method of prepare libn is simple and ea*y. Wash guava In rold walar. peel, cut In hnlvcs nnd removs need center with silver spoon. Add pulp to shell", oy pack sheila and puj] Loan Talks PAGE TTinER mmrnm t;* Summer Drtfiii Shoes lx D . apply Now’* the (Im* (o pot Jo your aupply' of Hporta nhirU. Convertible collar* cut for accunl* fit. In epun rayon, cotton ernah and shantung. Long or short sleevM. V • • —r r -r - - P nll size - • J .9 5 and 2-95 " . MOStJUITO BAR........... . Your Health Sleeping- Better. 1NNERSPRING M ATTRESSES BOX SP R IN G S HOLLYWOOD BEDS . .->••• ARMY COT............. ......................... ?j • •* •• a* • a|»## a•, raluc* To I J 5 COTTON ■* ^ T - S I H R TS .- ........ . ' '■ • “W* Clothe - > S.T £*• “ *J‘ ?V ' ' > * lift i ' • f �W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T 20. 1947 Tilt ToHats4-l H al Stewart Turns In -Victory For H ats; Palatka A z a l e a s Here T o m o r r o w VIMer, If AI*no, lb 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 Truce Between Pro Leagues And Colleges Is Likely This Week Ctaltk, II. I’a r t a l b M adj»*hi. r (i 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 Total* By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JIL '"■■■HntU -tipMli-MUir andTonite n d a n a n iW ^ n ^ f^ E T a n C to take jiottom Umpire did not — an early ihowcr In thn McManus, u lb of the aiith ranto by Murrar. rrlfiK ltin , rf Hot* Bellwck. Htelneeke lla llrlri*, ct think that Murray was H*l|e rdtlil. tb - -*— at firat beau. amt. '•flTWfoFIriy p rote at • a* ejected from the contest. ISi ) | i i i u l l c a 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 ANKOItli *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.ak a, 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 Phlladtlphla IT *t ■*"» 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 M <2 41* W ash in g to n 81. FOR KENT » REAL ESTATE FOR S A L E ! 0 WORK WANT ED '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 I1H8. 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. L o u ft I hi » *411 .l i t 41 11 .181 lin u lit Y rtfrrrfar Philadelphia 0 i riw rrlitn rf Boat Ofi ’I , t |f t ,£ W iitilftc to il HI* Ignitifl &. DatroB NiW t, York I Georgian Tops Field Of Lottie Golfer# - f a t h H iir 1 ftfparal«if 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 aelwhlte. The Accomodation tie with InMldie Kcmpn, Uklaliomn member. Shop, llC ’ K. 2nd St. 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 12 SPEC IA I/ 1FMVICES two holes. Otaoe was eliminated ROOF COATING- A*be*toa Alu­ minum roof coating- good for metal, alalo or composition roof­ CONVALESCENT HOME now ing. Stop tanks. Cools your hums 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-* 8DUICKLAND-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 W A N T E D T O 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 8L 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 ip 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 & FO UND 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. Another Georgian, Red Sans of Macon, with 37-40—77, was a!»o amung the 32 who qualified jn .jriterday'a field of 90. Ths only other southerner on han<l was Jim lta»em- of- Durham, N.^-Ou -who card ed a p a ir * »9ii«i ■ 3 l 1 AUTOS FOR SALE' 1937 DODGE TUDOR, cove'.paint, upholstery good condition. Roy a m a o f land 0___ HEW. WAHIEO 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 tHftr* In t b * I’a a r t f o n t t.ii «r ^pte|nlj4-* f ill jI t O 'ri.^k A. U 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 APPK4H T O : W11.1.114 KM M A I t i l l . KI who** jiU f # and i t I U l t u or rt d#firw 1» urtkituwn* . You • f •* hviflfjr euH iiAM n<Hlfl*4l lnrttiul*d c t trull ut * In C h a n m ry , tttib K H T II. v*. wit,i,iic Ihst i s |l|f ' C'uufilV* und*r ' lb* IIIL I-E H Y . lille . »* p la tn ilff. 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 K A N G K K m 'Z M f t Z ? .1 WE GOT AU. THREE, H4CU7W4 HOW THAI WE'VE arrTYTHE SOON® 7MOS6 CROOKS ARS LEJWSG, BUT O F P P0RSWT* 16T*S/ITH1 BETTER, STAV RIGHT WHERE V0U ARE FOR. A WHILE I r~i -----— ■ ^ GST Awatf f r o m H E R S .',------------ 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 torrwui 8**11 |{<i«*b'>'d*f * h ih 'i ' m A lt - r f f l- ^ f"”* l T ‘*n Cff ttnrfunl. Plnrlita i ___ 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 t h u Ih V O ia tlo u b* im b llib a d . In T h * K a f- w rnnim K 1' g o w S r p r> •*?J f c f l n i d * C n an ly. T lo rW *. t g « ,« r h » “ ) fb r tour ro n aaeeliv * * » * \ « pt l V S f l ______________________ 3H‘». Kempa won the medal in ■ Mid T liq M A T H '*K P IA H t ll'A I t t ,LL furnished bungalow, cor* C ARTICLES WANTED 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 r lot, Immediate posseasion. Igheat ea»h prlc* paid for used nKoRniA. • t 96,000.00. furniture. Ted Davie Furniture A * * ." rn b l l of m m o l'.a t a t v ln r BUT A. WILLIAMS LOST—Two 1100 *• 20 Tire# on bean llh d In ih a ClrcaU Court Ce, 811 E. leL Ph. M*. id Landqutal, Aaoeclata rlma. Brand numbera 2743 A In dnd fur Oam'nnlc I'o iin ir. K b w , In r h a n c r y aaaln M »qu b: IT cor regardleai of 2307. Kinder notify Tamlaml Ida, II4 .ll-: t-M R K S i n i l T . f.n d lru rw . Trail Toura at Sanford. Phone •Whaaa pr»a*nl* a r , twral'.fnr* It Tl. Reward. ro m m artl you I * It* arnf aptwar ha- IS g a n on th rv fira l and Kverutl on the aerond. ’ , Kemp*, who plays quarterback for the Oklahoma Agui.-^ and k the M lnouri Valley Vuinfeienre with brown spots. Anaware to name, "Sandy”. Phono 329-M. Reward. ' lock* ! Supplies tm M t IrtrlUt* V m * iA UO/-H04C' n it �— — :— k - 1 ’ ' * ■’ ■ 4*—* * — * ' e ,a ► la U altj Then Is Strength— To Protect th* P n ( c of Ih* World; To Promote the Proof*** of America; To Prodpr« Prosperity for Sanford. i THE W EATHER Partly cloudy through Friday with local afternoon ft*rneon showers arid thandrr*ho*»r*. h AN INDEPENDENT DAIL1 NEWSPAPER Established 1908 T o t R e sc u e d F ro m SA N FO RD , G r e e k B y - V e t — ------- Soviets Use Call Special 1948 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. QU1TANDINHA. B ru it, Aug. 21 —Cuba formally present­ 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 J . NONE'HIE WOSSI fur their djnking. Mar* Ann O’llnsky, I. and her pet I 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 S p lit In Withdrawals Wi ll B e $ 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 will take over aa aecrelary of na­ favors Dutch action on a large The majority of the *rcond tional defense under new legist*- scale. li neiinHia i 's f , r if s u B ti on outtlng the War and Navy apartments under.a single cabi­ 0 net officer. Truman V isits 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 ir*Htfiyiit«j| im 1** 1 # L f i M l Truman May Keep V^War,*Navy Heads ’ In Key Positions ! V 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. „■ Jaycees Report On If, Booth Funds Drive 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 \r- , :.l| 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 perjS ifta ,1 } • J 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. 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 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. i—.» - arLxM,—wtJTS.-*; Proposal For Italian And Austrian Mem­ bership A p p l i c a ­ tions Rejected Reds Hit 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 LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 21 —Kutii* today used the elo twice in rapid succession It* >ck action tin the applications ot Ita­ ly and Amiris for membershi, in the United Nations. These weie the sixth and sev* rnlh srtnes cast this weel s»,-J they ran the Rtmian siring total of 18 against majority u cirions in the Security Counn On both Italy and Auitiia, •’ •• sole clrai linl ClfIrtWJjfia fe1'* f I 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- 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" 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 B y Mikey Browning Mis* Mikey Browning of Banford, who Is the youngest gl-l pilot In the United States to hold l«rth a glider and power plane pilot's license, him Juft com­ pleted her Inlllal test for a “Sil­ ver C rating hy making an al­ titude «f io.l^D feet above tea level at 2P Palms, Calif. Hh* Is Ihe ‘deughter of Roy II. BrownIhg. director Of the Sanford School of Aviation. The altitude was obtained It a P ratt Reed sailplane and Mis* nrowi.lng staved aloft 2'4 houra. 8 h o . r o * need* hec c tow -cuu nlry and endurance flight to complete her “Rilrtrr C." When ebe o'u Ulna (hie rating . ebe will , Ire oi\p ef only two women In th* United .-tat»s with this rating, the other being Mi*. Virginia Bennl* of 8anfoid. Ml*#r Browning t* spending the tummer In California with her grandmother, hut la erpected to return to Sanford In September. Bho etetex that she expeeta' htt new Fcbcltxer «e|lp|*n«, purchas­ ed a t tho National Soaring meet at WRhlta Fall*, Texas, will be 4*1 r d* ‘b y t........... i q l tlma a n d h nuelo rT’.' the ship which I* supposed to be one of the beet of Its type. RATIONS MET BERLIN, Aug. t l , ITT—The American Military Government announced today that record Im­ ports of grain and fl-mr frpm the United Btates had made it possible to meet the full broad ration throughout the combined’ BiltlshAmerfcan tones of Germany for the first time tn months. • #S ;• *Tn# _nLlyJtw , ji OOilialiie a ty 'W ittr Italy v y .-ir m WASHINGTON. A,.s 21 W lY.Umted Sl'eTe* lie sgainil the continued Sovirt ocf\jp-*tion ol the Chinese purt —wf-tbsirm wa Senator Bilbo Dies In Hospital Re the renmln'rtg . fH5O,(KK).000 stem­ med from a need for 1450,000.010 |r«mllnnHi mi ru t* M«M» BtfSdC . / •* NMV ORLEANS, Aug. 21 fAY—Sena lo r Thendoje _G Itilbo Of M inisvlpin. trtaxter o f ■(•IPnilter and- sharp-longue, I wa* tnm Bulgaria sppli 11 tin 1It ^ mn m « ai| p i 5 e m b a rk a lio n O r i hirnplon of white Miprentncy, —* f k died .her* tortsy without ^ever .-G erm an D P C a m p taking h!v disputed seat !h the WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 t>> Cci’gtfss. rosa Sets TJp O rd e re d B y B rita in 80th Willulrawals by Great Britain will L'ealh of the Ult-yeer-oM 17 D isaster U nits teduce to J400.000.000 by Aup. DcmocraU left forever unan­ LONDON, Aug. 21 Britswered the qUrsUoq of w heth­ 29 the amount of credit remain­ <Vlth the hurrirane season a! jin dcliv'-red an ultimatum I<hI«v er h- «**s entitled to his third ing from- her original $J./5n,i'> the 4 ,4<lD Jewiili refugeM oil t*rm in : the Sertale. from 000.000 loan, U- S, Treasury of­ baud, disaster hutitule* banwhich •'* was tuirred on !-•been *«t up In IT Florida Red Trance: diirm hailt by tomorrow ficials said today. partisan - charge* of unfitness Cross ehapter* during August • Iternoon or be lu m p u rle d .to when t'onag^-s convened l*»l The- loan balance already had end early September. Hie Had* (iermany. January. been reduced lo Jfl'iO.OOO.I'O') County chapter at Miami headed The Jew*, aie almvnl three The .-tepetor. wbr, undenreut the disaster institute schedulu when Anglo-American talks began with n two-day meeting July cr.e mouth <peinllrn for cenllrituh sliipi which Im e been oil here Monday lo con'idet enter 24-25 and In'e Juuly instlluti-r h *,r in August of l!»P'. M aneillr for three week*. T h 'v : re ipitirned for nti-ith*r las* Jn rgrncy stepi aimed it relieving uere held In St. Petersburg ant* Hied lo Ivml in P alnline a rnonih uary a oil a third In June. II • Britain's current economic crisis- ! Tampa. Yesterday o meellog h' bv s In duty i-eOnly yesterday the Hrltish held in Orlando, end today >n» rgo from ihe immigrant ship "Ex-1 spent two scheduled to betheld in Df- <lu* 1947.” ' relying Ireaim enl in » Virksagreed, with United States ap­ was hurp. hospital, and on proval. In suspend temporarily l.n.'.tl . lire Jews will Ih- taken to tho More disaster deaths have been fiergen-HeUen displbced person*, Aug. 1 or-trred Foun'latioi, Ihe free exclinnge of dollar* for Hospital horr for n conrple'e pounds 'n trade with other coun­ reertded In the first four months nip if the ultim atum i* Ignored, physlrel check'll'. tries. It was learned that this of 1!»47 then all disaster* t-f • Strokfurmnn for the Inter tralioual He levetoped a p»rve inflam­ elep was nece**lt*rted by doll** IP4H and the American Red Cr.>-*« O fu g ce Organlraliorr said at mation which partially parademands which had risen recently ma lotenelfylog community pm- flam burg, in the British lone ’yreil hint. IW lora said the into a rate of 1237.000.000 a we*f; pairdnes* plan* and disaster pie- •if Germany. flauiliiglion, rather llov,' tfn* from the f ",750,000,000 American v#nil on measure* In 3,745 dome*, Jewish Agency * sitokesmaii, cancer, wa* the Principal im­ tie rbapler* and 5 100 domes'i, •i A Jerussteiri Credit. railed the news' mediate reuse of death. A Treasury official told jl re branch**. He «aid disembarking, A chanter evnrkers Institulo i -hocking. porter *.Kat permission for* Hr'lf these .refugees at Hambtn r aln to make withdrawals below is scheduled tn takV place Sept, 1 '•"lid be "a crime against hti15-10 in Orlando. g a S t r r imtmrTcflt M aar the While IlTuUso 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 1rcnch Ajrrec On lasting, nsrsal to renew talks with Ptc Robert Luke end Jam es Bowen. y - r— p—* “ . iSJ im^ . ■ n jtv V Hemisphere Action To Protect Econom­ ic I n d e p e n d e n c e N o . 200 P rf»» L e a se d W ira Dairen-Germany Subject O f B Cuba Demands Joint A u o d iltd F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y , A U G U ST 21, 1947 mid go , , • »|icl l«»t on a hunger . . 'John (leorjce Bender D M Early-Ihia.AJhL they strike 1,1 HNy 'V fT " l{t_vo~mTfI>il .in " itar the Holy Land.- They were ;•!seed aboard the three-ship* off Haifa after a battle with Blit„ ROME, A uc/21. W A-The Uni i'h bciaidlng paities, and • return­ ted States rtnbaity said today UusL negotiation* would begin early 'd July 21» to France, where they their voyage. They have next month for a treaty of "friuml- began r ('»<,'Inn,,1 |'n | , Klakll ' shin. commerce arid navltatlon” with Italy. -A spokesman oald ll would lie Drivers Licenses To not a commercial accord but a Go on Sale Sept. 2 "statement of principles" between the two naliona. (Tho United Drivers license*, whlelt must be State* announced last week the cancellation of 91,000,000.000 Itali­ renewed on or before Oct. 1, will go on sale. Tuesday, Bent. 2 at the an debtal. The spokesman said that a* pug- nffleoof County Judgo R. \V. Ware gested-by the United Btates. the ft the Court Houae. The holder of a 1347 llrense treaty would Inelude the “most favored nation" «lauie for treat­ will only need lo present lbs eld lieto**, either In person or by ment of national* and business. China and Australia already Another for renewal, said Judge ‘ hate negotiated similar treaties War*. with tha United States, tha embas­ The holder* of a vall-l out ofsy eald. but the propectivn pact Btate license must present the with Italy was 'believed to *he the lie N valid Been** they hold, and make first of Ita kind In Europn since niqrllcatlon for n Florida license, tha war. stating that their liconoe has not bean revoked or suspended. They muat hi so affirm that they are stilt In good physical condition, Train P assenger Is - t f a lirentc is not renewed by A rrested A t Depot DcL'J, Judge Ware declared, the h'ddgr.of a valid 10(7 llrenae ran Robert R. Coqper. of Tampa ina r-htaln a 1D4H lirrnse by paying •ng * paeeenger on a north bound tra In. >1.00 extra, or they can do a* ,h*; waa ar»e*le4ge*teedar tifterrmcv been/th* m in' dnrtiw ft? " * | s.-ao O’clock at the Sanford Dc- vraro, taka an examination before Dot on a charge of drunkenness tho road patrolman, an I In that and disorderly conduct. Cooper rvrnt tha extra 41.00 la not olio face* a charge of resisting c! Patrolman IT. R. BlHlngslv. who SPEED RECORD > mad* the arrest. . WASHINGTON. Aug. 24. m — M. C. Cinder reported lo police that tha laft front and rear fen­ Rear Admiral Alfred M- Prldo der* of hl< automobile had been said 'today the Navy anticipate* damaged by a hTl and run drlrer at that m speed of 876 mile* an hour 1:45 A. M. g t the Mom o r Bridge. mag,be reached by the D-B5H Sky Ha stated th at ha chased Ihe driver •treak. In further test*. The Jet .nearly to DaLand before ha b i t plana set a world record of 840.7 an hour kt Muroc, Calif, yrttenlay. track of hint. Each Fined $25 By Judge Herlong 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. 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 T e s tim o n y # D iscloses c*f l.'tm sn industry. j Of fir? i! United States Jources U m p ireM an lian clled acknowledged this today, hut did By O rla n d o M e n not di*clo*r th ' reasons the So­ viet* gave fo r‘ their objection. After hearing t hhee testi­ It is understood, however, that mony at the Mayfair Inn Irt Russia claims the plans for we morning, of John Ganiel, Lou lonfeiente would nullify term* Bevil. Umpire Cooper,, Umpnc Potsdam Agreement hold Lavelv. John Ktider. several Sen of the irimHmtttl ran I’m 1* Fightl ford specators and me mber’s oJ the Sanford Polite |)-;nit*i'e>,'. lurlge Sidney Union*, president nf the Florida Stale league. I»-T ged a $25 fine oti L’nipt re 1 avel, and Rex llrrivip «j llie (titand Senators for their .< lion* in *hr Municipal Paik in Sanford on th Mp/*> than 100 entries from gll night of Aug. 9. over Seminole County are expected In ,» Onleiui-tit. Pr< 1 ’ Her to rn m p e te for priSOS totalling long -Irrlnreil “The te*tininn> more than ISfH) In value at tha wpa !-• the effeei Uillpilg Pony Tournament and rare* which I.avHy's cap wnajputlrq "u hi* will !>o held en Libor Day a l tha linwt ii>* player rin->"P of <> oust bud of M’etlonvilln Park which Iniulo. 1’in pile .Lflvely's test'in-in)* D' being pul In good condition for was 1 - Ihe effret that If ibt- the events. It w u annotineed today hapi'ei 'i 1 lie WR» 11,'t nVare nf It." Hv Deputy S heriff Chartas B<ek, 9 100 Entries Will Compete In Pony . Races Labor Day At any rate It v .,- not in h D |w h n 1* chairm an of th* program , .xml by Sheriff Percy Mere. The dt’cn -tend at the e i» t end heppeil. ,spi| H erefur-' should hav. ,>f the field lia* !>eeiT covered With rep o rt. T h e i r w a * It" i,mii>t no u r t p i n d t h a t f l t | s ' " r i d e r t d id [u! r-illrd with a '.ractn.- fur»— by Roy and -J a w* a n s*(a» " <>f Lone wood. Thl* will nrovjqq John George_flcmler. .73, died ’ anyone .btggi«r--Umpire- t;dVeK.- for rnrlm,* by eight hnrxe* abragst* Kl bTT borne on East Knurl h and Umoire Lively •i,"ni'tt thxt Along-tke north aldn nf the ftelJ, 1 ’’tpirv Street this morning at 3:45 o'clKh arivone did *hq' It ■ iment Cooper, who, working wjtlj-LaviL- the narrow r a th .f o r Tournament following a short Itlnos*. f ly. «ald thai IP'.m yppa pnlhd rider* Ira* al*o heen claves! *o that A resident of Hanfurl Tor 24 I-ave|y'* cap, ha did not »,■<- it. ridrr* can spear the ring* with v e in . Mr. Bender wa* Imm in but that it could have happeiird." more accuracy. A ropeTor g bar- fy-w 3'ork Cltv Oct. 14. H73. lie “ In? tit-* repbtt ntr riniplri- le tar to bold hark the spectator* mover! lo Sanford from New Je r­ required to ndvise the leagti" Mlfix heen provided by St*v' Rennie sey and was engaged in fainting a* to rvr-rvtblng out nf thn Banfnrd School nf Aviation. here. Hr attended the Congrega­ prasldarit iCunllflHMl J*ftt J*nn(■ t f« III ! Many e ftltln g face* are protional Churrh and wa* a member mixed. and I in-re wilt lie n barrel nf the local Elka Club. rnre in which the rldcrx nni»i d'g-' Survivor* include ihe widow Mr«. Ycsley Im proves mount, crawl through barrel*, then Mr*. Caroline II.- Bend",- of Kan* nnd ride to thn finUh. Following Accident remount forth one daughter, 6!r*. Florence Deputy Beck railed *200 of the K. Pfeifer of Falrlawn, N. J.; two money from donor*, Frank Mr*. W. P. Ye»ly. who was prim pone, Frederick J . B ender of Han­ bruised Pnvtirk. *100. and tho County In an autoinhile accident ford and Edward 8. Bender of afternoon, is reported CummWiton. $100. It wai reported. Decatur, Ga,; also five grandchild- Tuesday to ba gatllug along tricaly a t r,lL_ Fernald-larughton Memorial llo*- Russell R eiw rls On will romluet plltl m i . i and .„ d will .i l l remain there i h . » »a f„w .. Tha . Elk* , : Lodga , few Plant Lice Control day* longer to recuperate. negro. ■ 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 main* will be sent to New Jeisay lha driver of the automobile which In reaearch work for tha agrigulS49 Friday afternoon for bur U,. s < collided with the '3H Plymouth tureal chemical* division of tb« eedan driven hy the Rev. W_ P, Pennsylvania Salt M anufactur­ ing Company hs* recently returnMidwest H eat Wave Yetlcy at Ninth Street and Mag­ ed from South Georgia and North nolia Avenue. Causes 28 Deaths Florida where ho ha* been work­ ing In a project of combatting aphid on tobacco. ny THE ASSOCIATED PRF„H8 Jap Treaty Talks aphids or plsnt Hca egnFace Postponement Theae legit 2A At least 23 persona have died r.'"\ . !>c, killed-With nicoUnsv-' f>». g - I f .«(. th e. Midawoai'a vnsled. He has alio made isv aril longed haat wave, and the hot WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 U P )- trip* during ths paat month weather continued today with no Nlne nafinri* which will jiar- Greenville, Mia*, wharf s t t prospect of relief. ticlpale In talks of a peace treaty are being mode to combat In Chicago, 24 person* were re­ for Japan have agreed generally and boll-weevil* that attaek ported to have died of cause* in­ with a United States suggestion ton plant*. duced hy heat elnca midnight that a ' two-thlrda vote should One chemical that abows pre­ Monday, while two such deaths govern Conference decisions. mia* in th* fight agalnit tha af^ The 8tatc Department dls- hid 1* Gamma g or benalna haaware reported In Indiana and two cloaed this today amid Indications Ichlorlde which wmi used- *ue*t*jothers In Minnesota. The Canadian cold air mat* waa th at tha conference Hoelf will fully by celery grower* la st y ftg have to be put off until lata fall be aaliL Thta leave* no objectionatallad at the U. S. boundary, or early next year. The U. 8. able residue on top crops but can­ moving eastward but not south­ orginally hoped to hold It this not be used on root crop* because. of ita flavor. ward. month. -• * ^ <} - , il _-sf- & ______ ______ ■ - � 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 20, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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FLORIDA PACE SIX W I WII. Explosion (Ca»ll»M < Irw ra g * OM) VVedemeyer Reports !Reporter Flies With To Chiang-Kai-Shek-Sanford Pilot During National Glider Meet NANKING. Aug. ip GF>— Geo. arnltr control tuday, Army enlneer* and troops. who arrived urlng the night, aurreedrd in eral Albert C. Wedemeyer, In a lie GARTH JONES isolating several large munition* five-hour conference today with dumps from which more explo General isslmn Chlang' Kai-Shek, A!’ Newsfeatures WICHITA FALLS. Tex. — Up ■tons had been expected. ■ gave the Chinese leader what ofThe gravity or the disaster flelal sources deserthrd as a front, the glider pilot uigghd a waa pointed up by the dispatch "very frank” report In conditions few gadgets and errmrd to be hav­ of Adm. Regsfdgo Rodrigues,-na­ in Formosa, (Union ami Shahghail ing* a swell time. Personally, I The American presidential en­ wasn't convinced of the extent of vy minister, from Madrid to the voy conferred at Chiang’a . re­ my pleasure. It was mv first title •gene. a glider. So complete was the ruin o ' sidence. with lime out only for in It’s not like rbllng in a regular the naval arsenal, situated .about lunch, and the unexpected length airplane. more like someone two mites from central Cadiz, if the session recalled Wede- tying n kiteUfa string to you ami say­ meyer's previous crltiral reports that no clue was left to the ing "HmvVwtpjkUag up thete. of rondltbm* 'jis he hsd found Dub?" Cause oft the disaster. The force of the explosion them In north -China anti Man"All we Irv to do is make a liar Cracked buildings in the hemt churls. *P out of.ihe guy who said "EveyfWrdrmeyer Is In China to lhU Of .Cadii. Street cars were drut.-Lluc-iM *. , ~ Tbr --hw.T- v!Ca u ksoA■vY't rtowp."* Glider Pilot tJuy Storer iS T f r ..m ed rentiMirr*After hjs fact-find­ of Rahfnnl, Kla.. commented over their, hinges. ing trips to the north, he express­ the left harness strap of his The explosion came at • I0:o« ed criticism of Inefficiency and parachute. P. M. last night. Spanish author- corruption nmrmg Chinese mili­ I wasn't ready to call anyom (ties announced no estimate of tary and rivoll officials. names vel. the casualties. 'Reporters said Oq Chill's fighting (routs, Down below the other nallp'nne* troops entered In lire 1,41h apnual rmcling most of * the Injured they saw meanwhile government had been cut hy flying glass nr listed In Homan provienre were of the National Soaring Society were bruited by falling debris. reported striking sharply against looked like flypaper captives. Tha Jerei de Is Frontera radio the communist rsiding forces of Just below n cloud up ahead n station, 16 miles to the north, Genersl 1‘o-Chrng, which had . cut little biplane tugged at several broadcast appeals throughout the thn Tslngtao-Tsinan rail line. hundred feet of tow rope. V«« A dispatch to the independent, air. felt like a tile rid?. night for d rotors, nurses and me*S newspaper Haiti Min I’ap from Its lelties. "Don't wiggle your elbows or Ambulances and rrscue teams Rushnw correspondent sold nation, voti’ll punch n liulo in the fab­ were arriving from as far east allst forces In northern Shantung ric.” Storer had warned when inaa Malaga, west from Huelva, rovlnre, moving from Tsinan. trodurlng the glider's cockpit. No sd joined a second column mov­ one want* to punrh holes’ln a rrafl and north from Sevilla. ing westward at Chowtauh. about that looks—nnd fe.ds—nleml 60 miles east of Tsinan. durable and airworthy os one of Tha government’s rampalgn Rally Rand's fans. to recapture the vital roal mines Reds Hit U. S. "How do you like I t’ ” Rioter nt Foshan, about 30 m ilrt south used about the sam • totm of voire of the railway, was reported anv auto driver would use In "loll­ (C anllaa.4 (row l’»«. <hte| and that will end the uniter," progressing. ing the kids to keep .pilot on the A government, aiiiiminrriqentj..| .hark V at. ■ • Johnson safd. <nld ChUng*; r tr e A -fn-Vhe past t He. m lm lg U ttM t, ItiiMit bus l’i nrtirallv no md*e, Nothing * > •'a* “Attributed all sorts of motives to four weeks bsd captured 100 hut the sound of the wind iit*h. tha United States which we never towns In {shantung province and ing past the cockpit reimpy and recovered more I tun 3,000,000 wings. thought of." of territory. The United State.* then suppor­ sq u a re kilometers Rlnrer pulled a lever nnd the ted a Chinese move that the coun­ The Communists, the announce­ tow rope fel| away. cil accept a Dutch plan for a single ment continued, have suffered "See. Nothing no here but us "Imparital state" to Investigate 07,000 casualties, including those and the air current*,” One whigconditions in Indonesia and s.ipcr- killed wounded and rspured. tip liped Up with’ the flng pole nt vfie resulta of cease fi^j orders. Sheppard Field. Thn nllit r rould T he'flrsl step would W a n ervlhrhave Iteen flirting with star*. ■pot report hy “earye.- consuls" I never knew I hsd it so g i <s| Btationerl In Halavla. pn j h e ground.-------- ----------------Seminole County -The-Ameriean-off-r-of good’of • 'Those are spoil -rs"-Storer pul­ flees was made In the course of led n gadget. A eoupl' of bmr, Court Records opening debate more than a fort­ door-looking things popp'd up on night ago when the council direc­ the wings. The glbbo ptaigKglly %%.1Mil %NT V IIHMIIO ted the two parties to Institute n WrHi*#, J t> Hits Kwbii 11 T« went in reverse. I.ike |Mid;iliiig truce. The Netherlands Immedi­ JulUn K 11if refill «(u¥ Minnie K * the wrong way on n coaile.- Idke. ately arrepted the American effer Nral, Jnrnn \ rlit* i.Vrrtta To Then we dropped d twn a rouide Vnrry M Hhtrjw Htil iFllen Jtin** bundled frrt to pl.’k up gliding but the Indonesians • Conditioned ('Hy of Hanford T *» i* A llilltfm their approval on the outcome of 11 H rlu t Otlv t* To Itolpo speed again. plea* to the council for U, N. in- A Arrtold| And I'm the lad wha Imtrqi tn J e n It in i r i m veitlgation and arbitration. Wash­ Tliffffifwtn* Al*nrr L Hus ride elevators. ington then sent a note to Jog- A To FrH^rlrk fl. «tui “Thai was a thermal” A th n , Jakarta last weekend declaring Ar n« H. mnl feels just like a kick In the Elgin* ||g*ftm I 'r u l t t Hut Tf * that if the Indonesian* continued Woodrow ITfjfiilt d u x I*n1ji. pants. to Insist on a specific method of MeNaughton, Jithii tWldrt fo "That's whnt ftreja us up in the settlement "our offer of good of­ K fiiic ea I! Millet d m IH1# H air.” Storer-explained. It was go. WI ilia m*. i a m M A eit*» fliii* T o ing to take a lot of explaining. fices necessarily lapsei." * Replying to contention* pf tin l»*winMl VI Mjirtflfr rt if ■ Ed IIt* S' Either the ground v a i coining up JatnV* A m u (HI* M*!r -Netherlands government that (he ToWHHftint to sav "Howdy” or v.v weie going Rickard William** U. N -had no Jurisdiction ■ ‘ - ‘ IIn the MMAii i . m t s : vitut ri. Ams* down faster than n greased pig II arrifnn J y r tu t Mmaff H on n fireman's ool-i. cases Gromykko declared “The Indoneslan-gmeinntent re- To Fjf*t Federal Hnvlnit* not "Guess we must have lost lh.il ANfH’|n||(in lies on the Security Council and IsOfit Hhatp** Varney it d in Ellen thermal. We seem to lie going expects help from It. The Nether­ Jann Tn J*mo A Ntit Hut (V r- down." There was an 'Ave' Vote lands act* a* if this organisation frmn- the trackseatrrr — -------TiAt f f l l t I t all. ... ..— -i t'tiamt'yvrs, Jrole Hr rtut Aflfinr •vriilnk I'll lust land It on the "The council alone must deride |t*l| To 11irfaint W Mp#ni*#r apron rinse to the hanger." • A T I i m K I r MOliTfiAlif: thi* question and not the Nether­ “* Jfthmtt* iMarbrnn and UTIH# glider pilot’s lijea of 'el'isj' I* next lands. The government of the Iliitlt To A J William* to the wash room yvhen he can Netherlands certainly will submit M T IU T IL TIIW ill' iffiVlTfS %f}|:a reached the paper towela without Lundrion, Andrew V To II H Ar­ to decisions of the council *jf>. we sUVlching. nold rlwi •how no Indri-iklon." A used far bargain Pulled mil H o»n*» Olrnoris le'*an ror|». Tn Complaining that the couneil I-ItIIIare llo|if>r on the taxi strip. Htoier whistled had uaetl too little of Jta power, and veiled and liounced.' The Fill rather tU n overstepping author.. ran pick up a copy of mv finger­ Itv as maintained by the Dutch, prints from those etch'd <m the th e ’Soviet delegate Hi to renewed Cold Front I ’o Hit ripcord pf that parachute. hii demands that troops from lioin Midwentern StateH NometHulv went over nnd some­ aide* be withdrawn to positions body went under. hold when hostilities broke Mil Rlorer cutsed btvause the nose July 21 In Java as thn result of Hy TIIF. AHHICIATKD I'ltKHg of the glldec waa barely Inside the From high' un the Rockv Mminwhat the Dutch called police ac­ *«ln slope nnnther cold front the hangar doors. tion. Aud now—Has anyone seen « "The government of the Nelh- sliding lastly eastward toward the fellow about no high and about so •rlands Is not satisflol that they hot nnd parched Midwest today wide? The one who salt! with perpetuated a crude attack on the with possible crop-reviving gen­ such malicious sweetness: ' Why Indonesians.” ha said. “They even eral rains, " I t’s too early yet to say just don't voti take a ride In n glidec demand that the Indonesian* not how this cold push will art or interfere with Dutch troopi." how much rain It will bring,” the W ater Tested Chicago Weather Rurenu said, that a decided rellsf from Local Communists In adding the high 90 and 100 degree temp­ | i i n i i i u t l i s a Pa»* n a r t Street.. . ' Greece Ajd Guerrillas eratures appeared a certainty for ■ty-fifth 3—F*r*'ald-1.aught cn Memorial most of the plains slates within Hospital at tlm Airport ATHENS. Aug. 19. O Pl-Press fft hours. The forecaster said the fold air ■ t —Municipal Ball Park at Me.r*ports today agld a heavy guer­ rilla assault on the town of Na- crossed Into Montana and Idaho lorvill* and Cel-ry Avenues. outia, 60 miles west of Halomka. from Canada about midnight am| ■ V—Mayfair Inn on East F:r*i ...' was beaten back last night aftor •hat It was exnrrtrd tn spread Into [Btrest. the Dakotas py *r,night, and Into ■ *>—ih* 1900 block on W*»t tsvsral hours of hard fighting. » ' '• The reports satfl ths guerrilla*, Minnesota and Nehtnska by to. T irst Strool. ■ ^ T h o Mock on West T hlrJ disguised as "peaceful citizens,' morrow. W lthln46hm ir». he ----------------a m *I rnmmlinlils b*.I l.llrn.J ave ttem peratu re/at least 16 do- Ichlorlne aimed ofF 1local Communists m sml burned .1117® 160 houses, the townhall, the pol- grees under todays continued ■ lk—Municipal Water Plant Arlatcr Iwforr chlorine was added. station and ths civil admlnls- highr Tradings. 10—Fourth Htieet Park be­ Th* accompanying rain, tha Ron office be/ors Iwdng rrpelBureau said, might turn out to tween Park and Oak Avmuse. Rnporta marked "aaliefaetory— : A v a l i s t forces jv .’ co said to bo only scattered showers but It hav* used srtm jrjrT ocounfer ths might also, Just possibly, he a nA coltform organkime found,” affects of heavy mnt!*r fire by general drought breaker for a were given for each of the above tho rebels, who withdrew to Mount considerable aec|lon of tho north- samples of water, said Mr. Raycentral and northern plaint states. rr, « Vermlon oorly this morning. The slamfatd barter lolugical Meanwhile, no relief wa* In War Minister Georg,i Slisto* is­ sued a statement saying the situa­ sight for virtually all the remain- analysis of water is designed to tion was Improving. If a said the w r of tho nation, sweltering determine whether or not col•rm r was considering the foima- again from a recurring hot blast llform bacteria ara present. These tlon of Independent mnbllo com- that has spared generally only the are the organisms , commonly mando units to fight tho guerril­ Atlantic and Pacific coast states. found In human and animal aewThroughout most of tho region ag*. They do not enute waterlas. • An announcement from Kosanc from the Appalachia n to the boms diseases but serve x« said 10 guerrillas captured in a Rocky Mountains, temperatures danger signals. If they ate pres i.” hauls a t Grsvtna July 27 had been in the 90a or above appeared cer­ ent there la* a possibility that in­ tain to.be. reppeatad today and to­ testinal pathogrnic bacteria (ty­ morrow, tha Weathor Bureau phoid, dysentery, etc.), may also •aid. be present. I t n u t l n r l y fiw Indonesian Fight tubes are used, each Inoculated with' 10 ce of the water sample. icvsUs m s tm s r * n o**> County Meet advancing on Sumatra to(f’«*tlaMO I r s a Faae Oae» tho ftro-gutUd t#wn ol iM arahnH'M Talks -Brandon, H miles north al. county agent and Horn- Dein. Eartlar Dutch dls- monstratfon outlay Is 29,072. | realises* f«.« Pas* ftael •aid somo 5.000 homsle** For publicity, tho Bowsl approp­ sign a hemisphere defense treaty wsro living at tha town riated--M,000 td the Rem! note liar* tenned "economic aggres­ food o r shelter. County Chamber of Cotnmotro and sion.'' 11,260 to th# Junior Chamber of Guillermo licit, Cuban ambas­ Md form of tho hollyhock Commerce. Total publicity eul- sador to the United States, told provbUd a r mmy ,aub- .liT i i sat at ia-ft77^-VTh- Hoanl rsport «ts h*—w o u l d " M 1 used to make marshmallow mad* every effort “ to gat »2:t0fl a matter nf principle that fun­ for the Jayceea, but found that damental human rights and d'gthey could not give this without nllles he preserved in this treaIANK4 k etesrin# tho mlllage," aald Mr. ty,M asserting that Cuba would “never sign any International ros'Yif0 w its from tho genets] oper­ agreement not containing such to thank those who aided ating fund Is the 9189,66ft lamdln- right* and dignities.*' ^ tn their recent Community tereat snd sinking fund which, is .... Drive. handled by the Stato Ooard ad­ Warm colored brents and brass Jerry Walker, Exalted Ruler ministration In Tallahaues and Is containers era perfect for ■f*U Sealy Walden, Secretary financed by gat tax revenue*. and winter flower arrangement*. t E & ■ ' Oviedo Special In fhe Sanford Herald lly MAR|AN R. Y, Mrs. Paul M. Camplmll k M R R. I- Ragsdale Fntrrlaineufw (tb a luncheon at Mrs. Csmpbsll'a hmne Friday at 1:30 in honor of Miu l^ma Aulln, bride-elect. The rooms were attractively decoruteil witn white asters and fern, 'pie lunch*, on was served on Individual tm.vs to each of the guests, after which the hride-elecl was presented with an assortment of gifts. 'I‘he hot. trsses gifts to the bride Were in her chosen pattern of Fust oris. Those enjoying this affair Wert: Mrs. Andrew Aulln, mother of tjre honoree. Miss Hetty Aulln, and T W I W ? gtaluy, Cafl llaul, Fred Pierrot, J. N. Thompao.n lut«M>n llgidjr, Robert le e Kemp, 1. W, Coates, Jo,., Lidnhart. and J. il. Jones, Jr., Oviedo, and Mrs. Rfrharil 'tiimck, Miss IIIil is* Crcalhe, snd Airs. J. R. Augcnblick, (Irlamlo. Mr. and Mrs. Rravc* tlsstoe, who have l*een guests of C. T. Nildacks. have returned to their home In Atlanta. Wh'lo hern they visited' manv points of interest In Florida will* their hosts. Mr. and Mrs. n*n II. Joni-a spent Ihe week-end at Daytons Rearh with Mrs. Jones* parent.*, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Iterher. Mr. and MrsTTom lioTlIiigsworth have"B7riy,;d In Oviedo and will le b.iatrd at the Covington raidsn house temporarily. Mr. Hollings­ worth will In* associated with (’baric* T. Niblark In business. Mr. and Mrs. William It. Mrrk and daughter, Joan, nml son, llllly who have been visiting- fo r , tpfc oa«t sVvSral w erks% rTulraV O kla., TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1947 Mr. and Mrs. Donsld Lclnhsrt and twins, Wynn snd Gary, havo returned from a recent visit to Tampa with relatives; alto Day. tuna Reach, where they were Ihh guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Max Lelnh a rtr Mr*. I.ueille Johnson; of Ilrlle Glade, has returhed homo after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. NI Mack and family. • * Mr. and Mrs. ,C. O. Rildwln, of Dallas. Georgia visited friend* and relatives In Oviedo Thursday. They visited with Mr, J. A. H ar'lx and Mr. and Mrs. R. L Ragsdale, an I were dinner gurats of Mr. and Mrs. Young Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gore and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKinnon were dinner guetla,of Mr, an.LMr*. Joe * ■ - Thumds r e n iilitg-^K* honor of Mr. LeinharCahtethday. Mr. and Mra.'llurgr** Mr,Mahan are the parents of a aon. horn Thursday night at the Florida Sanitarium. Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Ward are the parents nf a boy, too. Sir*. Ward Is the former Sliss Kalidra Culpepper, sister of Mrs. Henry Wolcott, The Rev. II. L. Kirk, of Orlando, who has teen substituting for the Rev. II. II. Link, who is on vaca­ tion. was the recent dinner guest of 5!». and Mra. Fred Pierson, other guests Included the Rev. Kirk’* sister and Dr. J. W. Martin. Jills* Martha Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. IL Hunter, snd Mr. Thomas E. Todd, were united in marriage on August 12th a t ' fiavunnah, Georgia. Mr. and Mr*. Todd are nnw visiting Sir*. Todd's parents hare fur several davs before returning lo their work at New York CiVy. Mr*Todd » formerly o f 'S t. flabrieT. ritillfomla. -| l.irut. ami Mr*. James R, .Mor­ row of G rrrn Cove Springs are the week-end guests uf Mr. nnd Mrs.* Hill Martin. Mrs. Claire Coffee, of Fort Pierce, was the recr’nt guest of Judge and Mrs. Theodore Aulln. Mr. Dan Chislohm and Mr. R ee se Chltham are spending the week-end In lutkelsnd. Tennessee-and Atlanta, have returnetl home. Mra. Lcdn Peters, of Tails,mssee, wa* the recent gurst of Mrs. Maude C o a te s. Mr. and Mra. Hoy Eason, of Savannah, Georgia, arrived Raturdav to apend m-xl week with Mr. Eason’s alstrr^Mra. Mae King and Mere. Mrs. Geo. C. Moans tmtl Mr. Means. Mr; ami Mrs. I.con (tlHff left, fhrrrrtaV" tn ’SpcniFa Werv a t "IVayThe froren. food Industty now is tona Reach. rolls, Mr. and Mrs. (I. R. Moon and processing frown pies, daugliters. Martha Anno ami rakes, and other desserts. Valorr. who have teen touring the West, are now in Atlanta. Slewed rose* ’ and primroses ' Mr. and Mr-*. I.con Olllff were mice were popular continental! recent dinner guests bf Mr. and dr-.serts. ■ ' | Mrs. I. O. Anderson, Orlando. Mra. The™lore Aulln. Rr., Mrs. F. T, !a.*e. nnd Mra. It. F. Rnttler*on spent Thursday at Winter Haven. Mrs, Mae E. King and guests', Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kssyn spent Sunday al Hilvrr Springs. En route home they will Ron at Day* wee » - • - - -* tuna Rrarh for several dnvs. Miss Hillic Chance, who has lie<-n visiting her aunt. Mra. Carol llatnerlck, Mr. Ilnmrrirk nnd Car­ ol. Jr. nt Apopka, hi* returned home. . . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wagner amt children,- Knv nnd-Tommv,~ttsr* moved Into their newly constructed home at Uuludred. Mrs. Augusts D. Covington !f spending several weeks at Ashe­ ville. N. C. Mr. nnd Mr*. Will Cat Itj n and grnnddaughtrr, Lynelle, who har>‘ teen visiting Mr. Carlton's sUtrr, Mrs. J. N. Thompson, and Mr. Thompson, liave n-turnr,| lo their home nt Trenton, * Mrs. Floyd Wngnrr anil rhildten. Kav and Tommy viaHnl Mis. Wagner's parents, Mr.' nnd Mrs. Frank Tnlls.tt last Week. Mr. nml Mrs. A. M ..Jones left Ruridav to visit Mr. Jones' moth­ er, Mrs, O'Neal, nt Webster. Af­ ter several days they will return with their daughter, Shirley, who has hern at Webster vis'tlng for'a couple of weeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, Jr. left Saturday for a three weeks' vacation. They will stop at Way* nrtville, N. C. first to vUlt Mr. Wheeler’s parents Mr. gpd Mrs. B. F. Wheeler. Rr. and sister,-Mrs. Jphn Evans, Mr. Evan* and child­ ren for a while before rolng on to other points of Interest. Mrs. Fred Pierson ami dauxhter-, Anne, left Saturday for New Smvrna n*ach where thev will spend several (lavs with Mr. and Mr*. Brn F. Ward. Fred Pierson left Saturday for Georgia where h* will visit r*l>. D P Entry London Fashions Are N ot Drastically New (f •><!•>•* IrvHi Paav Past Miller are subject to Renats con­ firmation Isjrr and were .made a* reccr* appotetm er's. In his statement of Dec. ??, 1945, to which Ross referred, Mr. Truman said thpt 'The Immensity / of the problem of displaced per- sons and refugees Is almost be­ yond comprehension." At that time, the, Prssidont said most of the person* wennatives of Central snd Eastern Eutope and the RaUsn't. The Im­ migration quotas for all this# countries for one year total apI proximalely' 39,000, two-thirds of * which ate allotted to Germany. By BARBARA WACR AP Newsfeatures LONDON— A new silhouette, not drastically different but clear­ ly defined. Is emerging from the “big ten” London ftihiou shows. Tentative attem pts of the last two vears have Jelled into something different, though London hour** still shv a t extremes, out of sym­ pathy for their coupon-circum­ scribed customers. Skirls and coats of suits, are longrr, ‘with waists corset-tight, hips accentuated. RklrU are of two extremes—pencil slim or ac­ cordion Dhraled. fcnlng his Jacket* with ranvas and padding. Dfgby Morton does it with pockets. Export clothes are often 13ti inches from the floor, but for tho home market most designets stick to 16 o r 16 inches. Onlv Norman Hartnell haa experimented with mldtealf lengths in hts day clothes. " I’m having pity on my home customers who have to wear last year’s coat over this year'* suit,” said Amies. Dav dresses are fairly simple, with tiny waiate and rounded hips. Rome houses use drapery, mostly to the front, where the skirt full­ ness is usually concentrated. Hardy Amies uses much diagonal drap­ ery. Many of his dresses show wraparound lilies with aide fasten­ ings, drapery is pulled up (o one side, necklines often cross over,This house shows m an/ suit nlou the neckline. MostAoats are tightly fitte d 'a t the waist ami fully flared below II. Hut there are stltl a few loose, flawing, swing-back roata, with huge collars and lapels to match the lining. There are a few finger­ tip length coata worn over pencil alim skirts or suits. M an/ jackets, worn over dresses, are buttoned high. This seems to he .a year of rrer-nsr Almost all-lbe houses fra^ *--‘ lime and bottlo green. turrd Amies had a soft, light mossgreen, a quince and manv brownish-yel­ low greens. Hartnell showed many purples, electric blues and other hard color*. There Is still w lot of dull orange, brick, scarlet and crimson.Htlebel teamed up a jot of soft loiren Broadus, Jacksonville, was named by Florida sports writers for tho IDtft Orange Bowl award of “ Moat Out sanding High School Athlete.* Broadus Is now a freshman at the University of Florida English tweeds with' dark or bright velveteen o r new "cottoo velvet” blouses. Gray and white went with Nile green, a red-flecked black tweed suit had a tdack vel­ vet ehlrt. He ehowed a good deal of copper pink, toffee-beige, wesktea and orchid-gray colon'. There were a few anklr length cocktail dresses In the collection, but British houses do not go for these as Americans do. Amies evening showed, two, ankle dresses, om white w** end lea. entitled "Starlign "Moonlight.” But the bsjlot length skirt for .evening..is ’.unpopular here, and American women wno expect to wear them to smart GLIDER FEAT ' reatauranta here run the risk of RERN, Switzerland — HP)—A being asked to leave as they are Swiss gilder pilot, Max Sehackennot considered "evening dress.” mann, haa made the first westto-east crossing nf the Alps in * CLEANING UP. gilder. Rchachenmhnn took off at NEW YORK—(AT-Three To­ Help, near Bern, and landed St mer malor leaguers, Al Cueclnello Hilvaplnna, near Rt. * Moritz, a of-the-C-erdinalt-and liianUi-Wal- ‘distance o r i K kllbmeTer*;-------|y lli.IS.rrnw of the Rinstnr* ai.d Wally Signer of *he Cubs, «:e Fish is one of the most p#rmembers nf the New York Citv Department nf Sanitation baseball Ishnble of foods. team. Russlnns have obtained a nu­ Commercial freezing of fish bv tritious oil from the seeds **f artifical refrigeration .late* back knnpdragnn*. to 1661 in Maine. LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO K N O W S rrrr THE TOBACCO AUCTIONEER! .. . - r g t s ® ? : .. * . ■ . l i d 's a n t f — — j-. ——__ cr*. his mother-in-law. who has been Spending several weeks there with her daughter, Mrs. Uoh Cox,1 of Moultrie, will retty-g with Fred. A CUB ■ JOHN f a l t e r FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette Bof i: IT Bear for Work LUCIAN PUADOM IS RIGHTI. . . And lUce him, scores of other experts.. .who really Anoui tobacco... have Been the makers of Lucky Strike buy " fine quality tobacco.** After all, that’o what you want In a cigarette . . . the honeet, deep-down en­ joyment of fine tobacco. -*>— t e r e m em b f n v W6T0H /tlC K Y ^ T R I K i^ flA N S FOR Mil So R ounds So F irm , t o F u lly R ocked — So ^ N E F re e a n d ToB A C C O l« o y on . ■ fl pet cen l of tlte snmtnl quota, or 3,1*00 monthly. Congressional committees hvld hearings during th* recent ses­ sion ot Congress but took no ac­ tion on a proposal to admit 400,- 1 000 displaced persons, 100,000 yearly ovrr a four-year period, to the United States. There were estimates a t the hearings that there are approximately 660,000 to 900,000 .displaced persons in Europe. In connection with his 1945 di­ rective, Mr. Truman continued: "I consider that common de­ cency and the fundamental com­ radeship of all human beings re- *-* quire us to do what lies within > ou- power to see that our estab­ lished immigration quotas see used In order to reduce human suffering." The President then directed th# . secretary of state, ths sttorney „nd .qthrr ’rrfU teal. - tn .-recced a t^ n c e “to* “apedite th# quota immigration of displaced persons and refugees from F-urnpe to tho United States.'' . \ * ® * * i\ j V • \\ ■, rv-rr^3r=? . . .+ . ■- - i "' - - / j ., t . .! ' l-r- f _ V '- . * �t , --------------- -- T alvTT-'** —* f (a U aity Thcrv la Btranylh— TH E W E A T H E R To Protect til* Pm m of U * World i To Promote lb* Pro* res# of Amtries; To Produce Proof wparity for Rsnford- Considerable cloudiness with scat* Ur«d showers tonight and Thors* da*. Modtiate «»«terly wind*. AH INDEPENDENT DAILY ■NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXV111 SA N FO R D , E s ta b lis h e d 1 0 0 8 ^r- No. 199 FLO RIDA, W EDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1947 Congress Credited U. S. Examines Disbanding Of Marshall In Loan Talks Saving In Budget Snyder Says Problem Lie Says UN Investi­ Truman Predicts B ig­ gest U. S. Surplus'; Spending Outlook May Be Increased By STERLING P. GREEN WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 W $ Prnkirnt Ttuman raid today fed­ eral spending this fiacal year will fall only $500,000,000 ahoit ol hu original eilimate tWpite the Republican economy drive >ii Congreu. But he forecast an hi» tone $4,700,000,000 budget »ur* pint next June 30, (. ' i - ^ . vM r. T ^ a a *$ n controlled Congreu credit for cut ting $1,520,000,000 from the coil of government. 1 But the next • result because of intervening' factors, he dectee d ,. will be a total outlay i t an even 347,000,000,000 Instead a t the <17:628,000.000 ho predicted last January before the Repub­ lican costcutters got down to work. -Furtharmore, In (he customary mld-vear budget review made public lata today Mr, Truman rented this double-barreled no tice: f ir s t this country's Internation­ al program,-perhaps including ti c Marshall plan for European re­ tu rn y may run up eoats and trim the record-breaking surplus. Second, taxes must stay high. ^ Tli« Chief Executive didn't Han't use there,word* about taxes; but ne said the surplus must be used to reduce the nslional debt and stand as reserve “against emeigentles, whether at home or ; abroad." iThe goverfynent bases Its high Income estimate, ' Mr. Truman ■aid, on "a continuance of am. ■ploymant, prices and Incomes close to th*lr present levels Approached W i t li G r e a t Sympathy; No N ew Loan Asked gators In G r e e c e To Remain, Even If Russia Withdraws WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 (ff) Secielary oj the Treatury Sny­ der today repotted good progieit British - Amctican finincul High July Exports, in talks and indicated he was piobIncrease In Coal ing England's internal affair*- at Production C i t e d ■ condition of eating the $3,750,000,000 loan agreement. Snyder, chief United Slates nr LONDON. Aug. 20 u tt-D m uty Prime .Miniiter Herbert Mot- gotistor, told a newt conference item announced today' si^u ^cl, ,j(ally- thal thr,*Btiliih have w U d - itJ y . -*j*y* - -additional—loan and increased coal production in the due union that opened in. the battle for Britain's eco­ Monday. nomic recovery. Aaked to comment on report* . Provisional 'rxport figures fo- that-b e is Interested In English affairs. Including produc. July, Morrison told a- news con­ domestic tion lags and the nationalisation ference, totaled $4411200.00(>. of basic industry, Snyder replied: "We a r t going to want a full "the highest level since Novem­ ber, *1920, and, apart from' thhl understanding oj thla problem, so wa will ask any pertinent month, ptobably the highest ever naturally Question that has a bearlrfg on recorded i iha-loan. LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 20 —Trytjvr Lie, *rc«etary-8cneial ol the United Nation*, look thaip ittue today with a Ruitisn con­ tention that the Bsjkan Investi­ gating Commitiion and it* *ul> tidiary group in Greece were "liq­ uidated" now. lu reply to repoit* that Rut ua and Poland might withdraw riitu both the Balkan. Couijut*; Progress Seen In British Economic Survival Battle “It begins to look as if we have 'stopped the rot In coal," ho added, Indicating Britain might lie In a position to readme coaTvxports to the continent by licit year. But. Morrison warned: "The crisis la still getting graver. W# shall have to fave worse things before w a s r r through.” While he spoke, the Board of Trade President, Sir Stafford Crlpps, was eonferrimr elsewhere in Whitehall with U. S. Under­ secretary of State William L. Clay­ ton. Clayton arrived from Paris with arguments for further cuts In British tariffs and In »om*t Imperi­ al trutii- preferences. "We must get this dollir situa­ tion settled some how,” , he com­ mented as he drove to lunch wllh Blr Stafford Cripps, president of IC eeilaaee m r a s e T e e ) th«T hoard Bf trsiM r A spokesman for the board said tbe luncheon talk was concerted State Okays Budget with “the tariff negotiations which f o r County Count Schools have, been taking plate ct tbe International Trade Conference In TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 20—The Geneva, and this, of course. In­ State Department of Education cludes the question of imperial today approved the <481,1112 <481.013 bud­ prefers ncea." Oih*r Whitehall (government! ratio* of Komlnol* Jwm get i o r the operatic* - , r i______ County school* aa submitted .re. officials said they were "bracing c*ntly by the county board of pub­ themselves for a new economic shock. The general expectation lic instruction.'was that Clayton would tell Cripps Joaeph Whltner McCaatln and to "reduce Empire preferences ao lire. Rota Gauldlng Elchelbcrgrr that American goods can compete Were among those who recently .with Brit]sh goods—or face the received graduate certificates from consequences o r a hardened U. 8. the State Department of Edura. administration and Congress line tion which Issued 327 teaching on further dollar aid.” certificates during July, according Meanwhile, the London Dally to figures-released this week b> Mall said .Prime Minister Attlee State School 8upt. Colin English.' Intended to' resign "In the near llssllssiS ■■ f a s i Tw#t .Supt. English said the school dapartment issued bight post grad­ uate, 221 graduate, five urnlergraduate, 48 provisional and 46 C ap t Hudson Returns temporary certificates. ■ W ft A W From Encampment . Seine Cros&ing Copied B y Jamborfee Scouts ROLLEBOISE, France, Aug. 20, WV-Flra truck loads of American Bor Scouts traveling under field order* made a surprise t... . . this city *nd duplicated the first crossing of the ysargago , | Led bjs an Army Jeep and three French Scouts aa guides, the '' American Jamboree Scout* did not what was coming until tho * f‘ • know truck* pulled up * t x dam and they wars told to pile out. Here Arthur McKinney of White Plains, N. Y„ executive director of the U. 8. jamboree contingent, in­ formed them they had been chosen to duplicate tho conditions of the secret American crossing vt that point Aug. 20, 1044, which was not discovered by the Germans ~ l. until after * bridgehead was es- Six U nit Apartm ent To House Tourists A naw navei six unit building is being erected nude touristy ia the OrlanM highway ju it k o f-th # City limits by E. Capt. Byrd Hudson has returned from-the Salvation Army encamp mynt at Camp Starks, which w»* attended by 200 young people Aug. 4 through the 16. Tho camp la located at Lpks Bradford. The program included feligioua Instruction, boating, hikes, swim­ ming practice, and Instruction In buiif people attending ~ ih e camp from here were Curtis Hall, Marjorie Hall, Bar bain GDI, Al­ berta Brewer, Tommy Bronson, Margaret Oglesby and Leonard Taylor. Nearly a full page of Bluet ra­ tions of youth recreation program activities of the local poat of tha Salvation Army ora shown In the Aug. 23 Issue of tha War Cry, official publication of the organ­ isation in the South. A large group of the dally vocation Bible school pupils are shown about to embark on a bus for a day’s out­ ing. They are also shown in front of tbe Salvation Army building. The staff ofV tha Poat i« also shown. Including Capt. Hudson, T adet Lieut. Earl Griff I Leonard Taylor, Corpm C td it Lot Leon White. llfsguard. !S2t Japs To Tell Story Y" Of Pearl Harbor But, in anlwer to n question whether he was being “very tough" about Britain’s "Socialis­ tic experiments,” the secretary replied sharply: "I don’t know of any such qurs■tios* that havy come up. As far a* being tough is concerned, t have assured Sir Wilfrid I Sir WIIH d E»dy. second secretary^of the British Treasury) that we ere viewing the British problem with a great deal of sym pathy/' Snyder aald he has not ,fgon* Into the facta deeply enough” yet to decide whether ha shares Prime Minister Atllee'a view of thq grayity of‘ the "dollar crisis,” ' English ........... but he added; I am relying on Mr. Attlee to have voiced what he thinks Is the condition of tha country'," __ HU reply was "unequivocally no" to a question whether the British had requested discussion of o clause providing for revision (tesllstv S «* «M tlit- «hI fik1i*i v flliwil M t-------- I S O S t •1 the effects of tha cooler .air Ute today, but It would not reach Wisconsin and northern Illinois until tomorrow, -the forecaster •aid. . . With temperatures In the high 90s * generally escept on the Pacific Coast yesterday and in prospect for today, Ice shortages were reported In some Michigan cities. A t Chicago, tha record of 84 degree* for this date which has stood slnca 1874 wa* expected to topple, along with tha one for the numbers or days In tha month with readings off 90 80 or o higher. Forecaster I. W. Drunk aald a maximum of 80 today would equal the record of 11 such days for the month, established in 1844. Tha i 1* bring built of concrete ___ TOKYO. Aug. 20, —The Jap­ Units wiU be ft anese navy’s version of tha sneak complete with a attack on Pearl Harbor and Niptwo builder* arrived pen's preparations for tha 1’aHfie War are slated to eons* before the International ^Military Tribunal tomorrow, Defense counsel for flidakl Tojo and *4 other wartime Japanese Byrd J. Goode it president *f the gun dub., lead*™ accused of war cri ' . U — -----------concluded of testimony relating MERCHANTS MEETING diplomatic Iw Sanford Merchants Asece­ A series rn will bold a dinner meeting evening at 7:00 o’clock at among the the Mayfair inn. All Merchant* prosecution charged introducing numerous of­ who have not been contacted with ■el was Introducing ficial documents which tha Jsp- regard to their reservations prvilousiy had call H. B. Pope, ticket reported a* missing. e' M , *Missed Death In Army Plnhe Crash Lie supported the position of the council majority, led |>y the United States and Britain, that both the commission arul--It a . rep­ resentatives In the Balkans would continue to function indefinitely (allure to find a solution to (he problem, lie said lie agreed completely wllh the opinion expressed by Counril President Earls El KboUry of Syria. "The subsidiary group Is there and I think it will be there aa long ns the Security Connell wants it to stay,” Lie said. "That I*, m conformity with the previous action of tho coun­ cil. Asked whether he believed tV failure* of the council to find a solution to the Balkan dispute turd (affected the fSrnrtfge of the UN, lie 'aald : "Oh, certainly. But the aitunlion ia no more serioua In my opinion than it waa a year ago We have rearhrd a deadlock ninny times. There Is no more'reaaon to be peMlttilillc after yesterday'* (Russian Veto) action than 4her« waa Iwst- year, Tha nitr.anwn !■’ about the same." Early msrlt system examina. tion*. to b« held by tlm Florida Msrlt System Council for 10 t ins»*i of social work positions, offrr local rssldsnta an exceptional op­ portunity to qualify for employ­ ment by the State Welfare Board amt the 12 district welfare lioards, according to Mary Holler, nirmbcr of tha District No. 12 Welfare Board. "Those who pass the m rril sys­ tem teats, Mr*. Holier said, con■tltuU an eligible register fr»m which social work position* with the state welfare agency will lie filled as Vacancies ,*xl«t of occur. Since social worker* are employed In every ctmnlv of the state, Ihoie who luecetafully pone tho examina(lone have an oportunitr of being employed at homy nr near home, It la the policy of the district welfare board* to glvo preference tb local residents who uuAtify. In any event, they have the assurance ---- ----- -----------— Mrs. Holler accented tbs fact that job opportunitios would ex­ tend through ths Ilfs of ths regis­ ters to he established. Thowi who are not ready for Immediate em­ ployment, Mrs. Holler aald, should qualify for positions later on. Tbe demand for district welfare visit­ or*. ths basic social work position, ha* been continuous ivur a period of yaara and Vacancies exist in soma districts nOw, she said. Those who wish- to take the tesla must file application* with ths Merit System Office, P, O. Box 1134, Tallahassee, Fla., I R I I M I R H r t i r 1 8 (1 Inot n 'k later than Sept. 5, Mi*. Holler declares. Application blanks and Information may be obtained from tha Merit System Office upon ttauest. Mrs, W. P, Yosts/ » « • taken to Kerneld-Laugh Ion Memorial Hos­ pital shortly after 1:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon following a brier collision between ths *88 Plymouth sedan th a t the Rev. Yetley was driving south on Msgnolla Avenue,I and * westbound taxicab Ninth Street crossing. Mrs. Ysnlty was somewhat bruised and today x-rays are to be taken to determine possible rib fractures, sold Rev. Yetley. who was not Injured In the accident. , K O f C COMMANDER BBTON, Aug. 20 (AT— John E. Swift, a Ma*sachuSStU su­ perior court Justice, waa reelected unanimously todar os Supreme Knight of the Knigbt of Col- urnhas. 1 , : IT. J . .4 ♦ ’2' - V - Z■ . Sll/zz I f Y ■> Dutch Governor Hits Indonesian . Party Leaders ,a . _ i/i- nsi Economic Stabiliza­ tion Of Old World T a k e s Precedence OverWestern Needs Ni-nttal qimders In llalav n heavy burdens" In ) determined , inletpielrll tin- uddrees as i ml 1- effort to meet minimum require­ j I mine (hoi lln- Hutch mighl lie ment* of war-devastated ureas in ral 1eonsidering n drive un the Indo- Europe and Asia "now threatened Ihi* photo w made on n rescue cruft a* Iunity Injured Corpon with starvation and vrono-ulc He Hand, ony* thrst- |H-r»iois in survive the crash of n R-17 near ‘ ticaimc Republii’’» vaiiltiiL Jogjn- chaos," II,-inilillu, lisn'nii. was carriiil alH>ni<l. Ten .persons died itv the eiaih i kai la, unless Msr«li*ll continued: tending lie fuel-less Iwmlsu in the-Pacific, tlE miles southwest of} lions o( the ceuss-fire order hull"In. assuming this bin Jen w* llonolulu, AinOug the missing was tiemge ('. Atcheson, Jr., chairman rd h'ctln-ilmiite liciiihiinii ter* «uhl have not lost light of the econ­ »•( the Allied F-nilio! Counril for Japan. Photo transmitted by loihiy Dutch futcr* hud suffered omic problem* of the Western rsibti (aourVan Francisco. (Inte'inational Soundplioto) 2t i rasunltles from Ih*' Indones­ llrmtephvie. A* n matter of fact ian viol ntloti* nihrr till- Oldl'f, the erutioinie tehahllttullon of lt!i|lte*teil by the United Notion! Europe I* vital to Die econunfy of • Security Council, went into ef­ tin* hemliphere. “My government will continue fect id midnight .Aug. -14. "T he Indonesian cabinet met ’’lit io ta k e n p economic question* with eiiiergencv session at Jogjakarta Its sister i/-public* an! seek • to ptnu for removal of limit vnu sound basis for practical ccopttsit<il to Sumatiu if necessaiy, u tion.” In an Indirect reference to totdispatch from that city said. (lunllHan <m* l(Nit itts ) The cshlnet ws* repifsonte I u* expecting full scale irsiilliptlon S l o w d o w n , S i t ( l o w n of host ill lies with the Dutch. (The Dutrh cabinet met at tlm Hunt For Atcheson Hague In emetgeocy session to Will Be Continued discus* Indonesia and action ye*, let liny tn the United Nation* K«HONOLULU, Aug. 20, i^ J—Ths i’.oblr mt rrtelmg to child care DETROIT. Aug 20 <>V) A curlty Council,! Navv announced todsv the March Vnn Monk's aildres* wa* the for some trace of Ambassador *nd welfare wric today explained (o coniracl by’-patting ihr right In *hsrpe*( criticism he ever lipil L * (hfe.es _ l t 1' ’ { George Atcheson, Jr., would b* Kiwenieni_ t. lfe • aihr Inuriit- /Center couit ,\tiion lot 7,00( 1. 010 L/iui- leveled At tho pnlive lleputillcsu continued several day* although itby ihr Rr*. C, HLVThompson, »u- rd Aulu Wurkrtt ol (hr Muimy government. He lilameij the Jog has nliandom-d hope of finding ((-.'allHH-fe feg {'»■* Toe! perintemlrui fur ihr pail liir-c Cot|>ot4tiun of Amriua .uicl him alive, _ Th# Hawaiian 8ea FroTilter'a anmonth* at the Florid* Methodi-I lod.iy -in u lfid t( ilamp o( tpjiidvnimnremrnt coincided with a pro­ Children'* Home in Enterprise. He al. Parnj?aayari Rebels mise hv Brig. General Frederick wa* mtrndocrd by .S.mford DoudCompany and union hailed ihc Fleeing To Argentina | J-Jney. . Agrrrmrnt, rmimg a stnkr lhat . , , , | find out tits cause of ih* plan* ' President l.e*ter T harp nnd ha* rraclicd * IB day*, a* "lull AIRES, Aug. .0 iil \ . | n wi^-h Atcheson and nlna Vlce-Prrsidcnt, Frank Laituon and to hoih pailirs" and ’’romplrlrl) A BUENOS dlsptrh from corrlentte. o t l n - i s p e r i s h e d . W, A. Morrison were named a* «n the I'arngunvuii lexder. snid The Navv snid Hu intenalva delegate* amt ()«car Harrison, Dr, uliifactoiy." The company, tn aguoleg to today Col. Rafael Franco, n leader tihnse of the si-aich had ended, U T. Do** and . Ed luino a* alter­ in th# I'araguayan relmlllon, had nates to the Kiw«ni* (onvVntbin gtee up II* prerogative of court brrived there along with thou- lint that air ami surface patrol* aU rting Oct. 12 at West Palm action for brrarh of rol.lrart, ob­ sand* of (other relwte Inking re­ would hr maiulamrd, piohshly for tained from 'he Pttinn u danse fuge In Argentina, and that vic­ the rest of. the week. A naval Beach. • aring restriction( un its mem tory for th e ' government foire* officer said shout Ih* only hop* Need of care and affection by remaining I* lhat Atcheson'* body ||* rights In' artikn. .Slowdown rhlldn-n wore *t reseed by the Rrv, appeared at hand. would flout,to the inrfaco and be Thompson and lie added that in and aitdown strike* were uullnwcd. The battle for Asuncion, recovered. -Corporation officiate said regul­ Ital of I’amguay, was in its 1'Fspile of all that Institution* ran last; Kimble, Army air inaneclor, ar­ do, those ran only b« Lilly glvrn ar. Production schedule* would hr phase; the dispatch declared, add­ at home. "Voting*.era do not rrxifen-d Thursday. Maintenance ing that the force* of Ft evident rived l>v plane, yesterda/ to inneed to 1m lakrn potscailon of woikrrs were iiik-nl In repurl this Htginln Morinigo Itmtl a heavy ad­ veatlgnle the ernsh. The converted B-17 teiinlo-r, it* ga* lAiik* amprit^r. { I 'u ll M r * M I'fear T S rrrl afternoon. The rtrik ', which In-gun liecaus# of superiority in plunge<l Into the -lea about July 21, sharply cm tailed produc­ vantage modem'wraport*. The advice* bald mile* we»t of Honolulu. Saturday tion In ForJ Motor Company plant* and hlled 10.tK**> wuiker* In the rrl>rte had »u(frtcd 1,050 midnight with 13 aboard. Three Legion Post Backn in the buttle. were rescued and five bodies re­ Httidi-hnk'-r’Corp. J'lsiite dependent CBKuqltie* The I’araguayan government covered. National Guard Unit on Murray for te-dy roniuonenla. * nnounced In A*|picjun.test til JttO B la fc aolbeJcftfcttU'aili* taidp r j r ^ r SB lU T o -meeting for Wedm vrls/ to vpred ■***» Asuncion were ort the run. Dis­ SriMalVcHTEmeFCTl In Ailin (i'rtHt tlturdf 4>bs i*<iMt the National Guard patch#* from tha capifnl said no N ational Air Races and to render every pnsilbte aid firing had been heard in the city to Capt, Roy Green In forming a [Joyds Rociuve Call for two days. new company here waa adopted at CLEVELAND. Aug. 20 l he Monday evening meeting of From Son In Hawaii Caippbell-Loaiing Poet 63 of the w rte entered In competlon for Oil Company Moves American Legion.' |H6,0O0 In prtie* offered In the Vr«t*rilfy afternoon at 2dl0 Plant To Clermont 11»47 National Air Recta a* of­ A motion wae passed directing- o’clock the telephone tang in the ficials of the serial derby closed Adjutant Joel Field to-contact' home of Mr. and Mra. J. A. Lloyd A huge dsrrlrk^ w a r today re­ the.book* today on entries. Mrs, Edward Kfrcher to determine on the Upsala Road. Mra. Lloyd moving two of the American - The U rged numlwr of entries, what she would like tho Legion answered: oori to do In promoting blood "Just a minute," said tha oper­ Oil Company’a 17.600 gallon g*»- 31 planes, was Rated for com­ ollne tank* for trucking to'C ler petition In the Thompson Event, bank donations for use of Seminole ator, "Honolulu I* calling.” County patients in tho 8tate Tubtllello, Mb.” were' the next nmnt where a new bulk plant while officiate agreed th at th* creulotit Sanitarium in Orltndo. word* clearly heard over the re­ la being erected, It waa announc "toughest” field of pilots and Plana for improving the Legion ceiver. It waa .her son, Kennrln, ed thla morning by John Krider. plane* waa entered tn the Lot Angelea-to Cleveland BendUt grout* nda were discussed and Bld- talking from Honolulu. She had manager of th* local plant. The compeny Is no longer grind. , ney RIChard volunteered tft see to not seen hint In two year* since It that the grata fa cut and th* he went to Guam. He la now a bringing o il' end gesolln* on groundi nidi made presentable in time first class electrician In the Na­ bargee from Jacksonville for dis­ Charles Bob K ing for tha Labor Day rsltbrallan. Thla vy. Ila Informed his mother that tribution here hut la finding It tnora economical to truck it trom M issing From Home ha expected to be homo within CO done this morning. T am pa--tw -herr,-to-w here It l» I t was decided to'dispense with day*. th# rtg u lsr meeting on Sept. 1 on No troca had been found-up IIlip father, whom the eon for­ brought In oil vessels from Tex­ account of the Labor Day celebra­ merly aisfsted In his occupation as City, said Mr. Krider. Had to this morning of Charles Bob the ero«« stats canal been built, tion and the fact that members of of house painting, was called King, 16-yesr-old son of Mr. and thdi-Foet will participate tn ths also to the telephone. Mr. Lloyd bringing oil her* by barge would Mrs. Foster King, who ran day and evening events. as a result, le very enthusiastic have doubtless continued, he said. from home Saturday, ode over the marvel of modern tel­ to Sheriff P. A. Hero. ephone communication. Th* youth who is flva f< VoluBia Murderer Store Sells Watch "Why, It was just as plain as six Inches tall and has light if he waa telephoning uuss . from ' Escapes State Prison hair and qlark brown eyes, r Department right here .In Sanford." he ex reported to heve been last claimed today. on French Avanua t r y l u Margaret C. Gwaltner of parehooed frets-CharMOAT CLEANED serving a Ilf* sentence from Vo! brown tipper bag. State tho watch repair and Park superintendent S i d n e y unis county, • seeped from tha patrolmen have been counter a t the - Mather Store and Is operating RiChard and his cmw started S tate Prison at Ralford Suday look for him. draining and cleaning the moat a t night prison officiate announced repair department, n o r sco u t N tm c i formerly "mptoyrd^by Monkey Island a t 8:00 o’clock her* today. All boys Interested In -Tha prison division said It yn. Winter Park jeweler. this morning- They collected the graduate of Orlando High gold fteh and put them Into two was reported that Bennett, a th* Boy Scouts have hr school and for one year attended ■rater filled boats. About six bass trusty, had yard prlyiMCW and quested to contact T, K. about 8:00 st tha Florida S tate Bank, or i tha University of Florida. She six Inches long ware removed and "Juat walked the Mayfair Itm a t 7:30 o l loomed her profession of watch wars pot Into tha City fountain. P. M. Sunday. Ha baa not baen ra- at Monday night when Troop These had been living on goldfish, making and repair a t tha Southern meets for aH swimming seaW S A began h i. Ufa ■ H I M g H and had been placed by someone Col leers of Watch making In Mem­ M phis, Tear*. She Is a member of in the moat Whan they were finger- tenet Dec. 8, 1041, for first da- Troop 84 has been enjoytni gre# murder In Volusia county. 1 mlng a t the Mayfair pool. lings. guild. ^*4 Child .W elfare. Company Yields Is Stressed In- Court Privilege Kiwanis Address In CIO Agreement Need For Love By New Head Of w M e t h o d i s t Heine Strikes O u t l a w e d At Murray P l a n t a C Tl *' ■ ____________ - QUITAND1NHA, Btaril, Aug. 20 h<4 Sccrctaiy of State Mst* told the Inlct-Ametican conRepublicans Plan To shall fcirnce today lhat Europe'i eco­ Move Capital As nomic ireovety i* vital to the -,l. , O u t b r e a k Feared Americas and take* pirerdence because of its uigenry over need* BATAVIA, Java. Aug. 2(1 (45 oi thr Western Hemisphere. -Acting Goinnor Ucnrral If. J. F'uithcr, in * pica for unity Van Mo„k deflate*) loday ihr Among the 2 0 . nstiuus diafltng N Ncthrtlsmlt would U txi^ fu th on^ * .JfynUilbw*. jlekBKv* M feemwt. } over'Ihc rich legiotii o f, 5u- Msishall said new world unit) ntxtia and M*dosra occupied by is "vastly impoitenl” to th* fulute of the woilj, Dutch Hoop* sinre July 21. "The rreulte of our labors will ■’Atcai lbs I hive been made t.cfr will teio.cin isfe,'’ V*n demonstral* to all ths world that peoples, and nation*, who rsally Monk said in a isdio sddirsi. . want |j peac* can have peace by liv­ Hr ssid Out the authority ol ing in an atmosphere of increasing i’tutile*fit 11Vo* actio arlirinn tnrl af.vrul will and good Will,N tier lndonrti.ui Republican gov­ cooperative •i ' i ernment' ovei the Dulcji mcopied he said. L He.*ponding to rproposals for a m t trgiont of tbe two islands, which Marshall plan” for the Americas, Hank* the jiljn.l of Java, would t he _.secretary _iald thr United htstc* ha* asiumrd ("unusually • I inn 4i;jiu ir ircugnwrd. Lie told a news conference that he had no intention of disbanding these bodies unless the Security Council specifically orders tm.h action. Gfin Club Announces Practice Thursday Members of the Seminole Gun anyone Interested In Imhla shooting ability are o attend the practice to be held Thursday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock at the Skeet Range a t the Municipal Airport, it was an­ nounced today by Police Chief Roy P,William*, practice will Include platol, tad clay pigeon shooting. rifle Curt ____ w Cool Front Moves Exam inations To Be Slowly Toward East Held For Positions By TI1R ASSOCIATED PRESS With W elfare Board The time table of a narrow alow-moving cool wave Into the northern mlriWestero stales was th« only cheering note-from the Chicago Weather Sureau today aa .the current scorchthg-. .blast headed for new records. , Each additional day of the pre­ sent high readings probably is bringing a new record for du­ ration or daily maximum temp­ eratures at many points, the bur­ eau said. « While the cool front dragged fcastward, Inter western north Dakota, northwestern South Da­ kota and northarn Wyoming to­ day. virtually all the real of. the nation from the Eastern 'S ea­ board to the Rockies continued to ■welter. . Only scattered showers or light thunderstorms were In prospect for the Great l-akss area as corn and other erops continued JU> deteriorate for lack of a general soaking rain throug houtth* Mid- Stresses Europe s ■ riife'jgijiir V ;Y • . ‘ - Y1^- ; hi m 1-*- , �f b ' THE SXNFORP H E T O P. SXHFORP. FLORIDA #• * ffrA G E T W O The Sanford Ileruld — ------ I * ■» r— England Far From Home Hudget Report t.'.iatlukte In Imm (Cnnllnmk I M On*| Pafcll.k.e kill) rar*n« Sata-Sar There are thnt*« who any Prime Miniater Attlee’* throughout the fiscal cal jrm year,' . . ... In aak annkar al trouhlea art* due to a number of cauaea, but Inrjfcly to the other word*, the edmjnistratiou kanfark, Matlki fact that Aocialiam just doesn't go over for the average w t no terieua business n m i i n .I I I Mavnalia ktran* ‘ Kpglitiunnn. ThO rationing of necesanriea is baaed, they which might rrriiKe taa roller■I HrtinJ rltt« mal In maintain, not so much ahortagea. as on the present govern* lion* In-fore next June. nt ItsNevertheless, the President Avlakrr 17. ISIS. al Ikr I'ml IIIIIh •I kaalark. I'lailka. nnkrr Ik* AH meat's idea of equal sharing. The result is that no one is rioted .hat he hat issued o n n satisfied. Those who were the have-nots feel- they are not to all government agencies • I I m iiM n( Matrk 0. INkT. 1« j to (it; getting enough out of the step-up. The former monied and fwiueeu their dollara. In preparing the next bulfrt, aristocratic land owners are also disgruntled. HIHI.IMI l„ liKAk ha- said, adminiatralora air rid y IMUInt This may help to explain the growing exodus from the iiix iiiu r iiH»k been instructed to “|(o|J III Canada, Australia and South have British Isles .to places like Hn>la*M Haaaaar their 1040 hudget request* Jw Africa. The accent is on South Africa, say many returned lew tt|f |U48 total.'* A.!mil ' hatmo! ___m en w h o - a r e cares, he 'added. . , ft »tlk OM Mmmlk .Tft pjact* in tncreftsintf numbers. Amertedn factorial are gold# **JTnr‘ Alrong the devrl.-ipm-nta which 1.33 up there. Lines are lieing laid for the expected boom, and hove increased ihe spending tutT litt Month* 1-3# at* K..iii« y ' f | they find the old-school British, the lords and the look or may Incrente it. Hr, Omt tsar I.W there, ladies, creating a new England away from home, with Truman lilted. fhe 5100,000,000 Grcck-TigkAM *»hH**«r | aallrei. •'« r*l« ml landed estates, and the.gracious way of life of the old days. Ikaaka. nialu Ilaee sad nnttree **f Not for nothing did tho roynl family make th a t African tab ajd program, of which |3|n,. tmr Iks prnrpmmm mg touri • 000 000 will he a li.ral 1949 Vthlif ft*tide. rksnird f«*f . .. ; ml MU log •It'nlUlM rule*. Old England mnv be having its troubles. But a new pendilure. A . *260.000.000 flood control England Is being bom in Ihe Dominions. Apparently there'll program, not yet acted • upon. Inland Meprt*#»tAMs*«« , M|ire*eal» Ike JltinM !• Ihe always bo an England. * Stock tiding of strategic defWi r N l l n t l fUM ml nd»«HUIn«. OlllmstwiaU. *91000,000. Mi mr* Maintained In thr U t|rel Increased coala of veterai* In !fc» mnntr? with. h*adnnarTable Talk ‘ hcrvflu, *94,100.000 Uf» In (lk«HiH kew %mrh. Indonesian F igh t (Ch IUi H tr-m I 'm ikw) Jakarta regima for a • record of "murder, arson and torture'’ from Aug. 9, 19U, whan ha%aaid Ja p ­ anese Field Marshal! Terauchi from Saigon Instructed Dr. i>utliacna and Mohammed H atta, errrently president of the Republi­ can government, to* establish an ''indetK-ndent'' Indonesia. Van Mook said the Republic's central authority originally, was only "Soekartin'a .golden voles." but that ii spread because Lor* The ability of thy St. Lou!* Aug. 20 (A*)— Cardinals to come TIME ABOUT the floor has More lhan 2.400,000 students, highlighted their play *n th* past •* In UHltf time alioul was fair about 03 percent of them veter­ and apparently flic 19-47 seaion S iy In „ Klorida-Rullins football. ans, will start classes al Amer­ will be no exception. e (iatork won* the first game ican colleges and universities In Sent reeling aii-an .-one-hnlf C to 0 and the Tars ropped the the next^ few weeks. This is a games hark of th* Brooklyn second by the same score. new record. ** . Dodgers Monday by two defeats FIVE TIMER They will spend more for m at the hands of* Ihe league leaders le I’aul Motley, of Jacksonville, education than ever before, and (he Red Birds served notice yes­ they will get less for their mon­ terday that they are still not out is a gent who will know tha tlms ey than students did before th< by coming back and winning from when Florida's Uatori play this war Florid, • .ll UlY graduates the 7ha bast.trained the Canls-Dodgers, the Ronton games. • colleges have ever turned out. Braves rontinurd, to close qpletly Use whiting a powdered rhalk, This ta, because they are, on the in on the duo. Th*-/ moved to average*, better students than tho within seven games off the pace to- scour vour bathtub. It will not colleges have ever had. by coming from behlnl to nip the leave permanent scratches on the enamel surface of bathtubs, wash­ Wa are in the midst of one -Pittsburgh Pirates, 7-5. of tha greatest periods of chamrt The Giants bowed 3-1 to the Cln- bowls ami ainks. In tha history of American ed­ rlnnati Reds for their eighth ucation. straight loss. . alders won their second game cf That atmosphe.-w of change goes The Chicago Cuba dropped both the tournament and eliminated the all tha way down to the first ends of a twin bill to th r Phila­ Springfield, Vt., I-eglon rlub with grade which will have 30 pares III Phlliea, 8-1 an I S -i a 11-3 win. more pupils this year than In delphia. The American l^ugue'a front­ 1946—and a severe shortage of running New York Yankees openteachers. M thfcir final tour of th* west by Dr. CharleH I,. Persons But the biggest changes are dropping a 2-1 decision to Detroit. Optomctriat taking place In the colleges. New loss cut the YankccV mar­ Idea*, new method*, are being ginThe Sanford Atlantic* Ilk. Bldg. over the second place Boston tried out. Other ehauges spring Red Sox. who crushed the Browns Hoars: 9-12 1-3 Phone 296 directly out of the war, which: Sal. 0-12 9-5. to It and one-half games. 1. Has given th r colleges more Rapping out 31 hits, the Cleve­ Eyes Examined - Glasses Killed students than they had ever had before—often more than they land Indians trounced the Wash­ ington Senators, 13-2 and 9-1 while could take. 2. Ha* made It harder to pnr* a t Chicago, Joe Haynes halted a vide as good an rducation for four gam* Phllailrinhi*. winning - thesa ■eiwite«ta-ww' lm<t"t>*WtV>; of­ atrerit-Ay blanking' Uk 'Athletic* 4-0 on mne hits. fered before. 1041. ' Take the first of those two changes. The H. I . ' Bill mkde it Jax Terminal N ine possible for millions of veterans • But & to -attend college with most of Wins In 1st Round their avneuaet paid. Officials say ilmt about fl.OOO,- Of Semi-Pro Tourney A Bear for Work 0<K- veterans, almoit half of all WICHITA, Has . Aug. 20. f/P>— vgterans, havu applied for edu­ The 194(1 National Semi-pro Buiecation under the (5. I. Bill. More than hall- of there appli­ ball Congress chami-ronx, were cants already hate started son-e scheduled to make !holr‘ first ap­ sort of education or training. pearance in thia year's tournament And »ahout__5<l p ir r n .t uf—th a t tmlav and they were hnnlh .r for.} figure, or l,600,00<>, arc attend- kinder treatment thin the 1910 runnersup received yesterday. Inr college. Tho St. Joseph, Mich, Ausros, Here la why students are liqldefending champions, worq slated ter than they used to lie: With more applications than to m rrt the Lima. Ohio, v rti al 0 ever before, the 1 rnllrges havu P. M. (CST) in a firat round game. Second place winners last year, picked their student* carefully. They have also mnde It balder the Carmichael, Cailf., firemen, to g it passing grades. That is were manhandled 14-2 by the Jack­ eliminated the poorer students. sonville. Fla., terminals In their But the same things which re- first 1947 tournament nppearanr« fulled In more and lietter students vrstrrday. The Term'nals Wasted make It harder for the colleges out five runs In the fir»t Inning to provide as good an educa­ and pushed across sit more In the tion as they offered liefore tbe sixth. Cleary Cone, Bellingham, Wash., Bells pitcher, won his own war.A shortage of money has-ham­ game as he singled to drive In a pered the Colleges. Although col­ run in the fourth and defeat Pikesleges charge between 20 and 60 vlllr, Ky.. Braves. 3-?, WATCH Fort Wayne. In * . Electric won r percent more for an educatirn i 2, in '.he from Jamestown, N. Y.. 5-2 now, private gifts have fallen r . ' final game. In the aftero il and government funds have night's not kapt up with rising eo'-.l*. ftoon game Coeur D'Aleni* Take-' That has kept teachers' salar­ ies low and unattractive. Hu tluV E N E T IA N B U colleges have had lira many itu ­ YAKDL * dents and not enough teachers, Aa rlca'a Most Beautiful Aluminum — Cedar — Polished Aluminum with these results: oAsk Me For Free Estimate I. Classes a v r r a »g; e almost twice as .large as liefore the wai. I». W. STEVENS - 617 W. Roliinunn - Orlando 2. College* have been forced to Phone* 2-0729 hire letfa capable Instructor*. 3. Laborstnriss. libraries, dor­ mitories and other, buildings are badly crowded. The colleges are - trvJng to im­ prove all three ronditjlMs, but It Enjoy Bottled Energy . . . . prbbably will be at Jrasi three situation to fiva years ‘wforw bcfoi-g tilt! ail is much better. . . . Our Kparkllnff flator-fillcd 4I ; \ IN SIZE | On* okAmjrtec's laocfing rnonvfccltgm mqlns'englishlown Clpthai 'cn d ^quellty It whol^makei Enclirhtown Ciolhas fomousiyTlma will^coftvInca you thot buying there clothe* .. U 0 prudonl|ond sollsiying invaitment.'^They Bond opor* distinction orrd ildhd by^you^wftk fohhful w e t . ' Yo»J ’ ’/ cu ll Rod quoliiy Engllthlown Clotho* o*source c4 pride w d ploeswre-JiStort.wearing CngllihlowivkxJoyl NOW IN STOCK * 4 5 -0 0 - i -k ■ C tth '■■■ m “ * v - . *} . - - « ' A. r - .: -vr Risk Your Celery Crop ^ S e 4 * • « - FOR SERVICE Uava empty thread apool* .until a rainy day. Then let the older children paint them gold or silver or bright colors far Christinas tree decorations. at the PROPER TIME with the PROPER MATERIALS v , ; ckECK _ •.. ' with Js •> .» . »| . W.alker . _ ;' ^ ' . . L«*f Hopper* . , C O N C ER N O R PA R T Y W hy Worry With Your Past . Accounts? 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Flrat Street His CDW i IIs Tiih . im -I wm Ufv| ti'flcrtM HitaR. uh »Mi*i*t 1| #*I IhaoikI*. 1 Un ViteimnCju If __ Stfr, I m*ly 118’*W rt•rahan i m giMtM Uikauw* . Wdm Vm l ml* 9mt »rw4K* | «|f Uar«s».slsJ mWi Ui * \ • ** Bill’s Package Store and Bar “ I LOST 52 POUNDS! Wear Six* 14 A ^ ln ” r-,. |*Tirfift! Jfc'IU -'*. IteveraceM when ll’a hol1 END TO END Aa a TCU player, Florida Ga­ tor packfirld coach Buster Bran­ non once booted out *a 92 yarJ quick kick which rolled dead on SMU two yard line. GATOHH PLAY 4 SEC Florida's Gators play : four Southeastern Conference tram* in *1947; Miaalsaippi, Auburn, Gettr*<■ and Tulanc. . »* . . . ■ AIR - CONDITIONED m f JAM# M ix jt MASTER'S P U rii. Ted Twumey, University of TTurida line coach, played two seasons as a first string tackle for Nutrv Dame's most famed mentor, the late Knute Rockne. w a s h Tn o t o n , Southeast Asia, "necessarily u s r unprepared” for hie assignment to .>ccupy the Netherlands E-.st Indies on the day Japan surren­ dered. He said the limited occupation force barely saved lOO.OrM) in­ terred pgrsons Jtvrm murder by Indonnaiana whom the Japanese had Irained and armed. After Sutan Sjahrir , a non­ collaborator, berame Indonesinn premier, Van Mogk arid "the con­ sistent policy of the Nctberlau l» government waa to support eonFund* to prevtiil spread o f She Mrnetive elements in the RepuliTh# tfrrnld l« « m * M#h#r ml Ike /. In one of James Hilton's earlier books. III Wind, writ­ Meric An heof-si.d-mmith epl pldtm- lie in hopes that "with other In­ jltMiHnfed PfMi Mklrk le rnlltlrd ten before his later fame and now revived, he sayk: "To if. IAOJJOOOOO. donesian arras, they could form In Ik* slier ml tefekli* united •tins mg nil th* Uraal »«e«« p«lnl»d eat and to talk—who first thought of elaborating the aini- 'Gomplethm of the v itt r i m a sovereign federated In UlU gemgsger, a* m il ae nit ultnnemiH tochhlqile?" When you think about it, food is i ruergenry housing program, IIP, states of Indonesia, allied will* A r •* « . k i . r . i r k j , . Beside* supplr menial up Ibc Nclherianda In a rcnl un­ only one iwirt of a good dinner. The company makes the aOO.OyO. prnprlationt lo rover defirieoflcs ion." event, is the important part. A simple repast among in item* on whicJt Congress xl Van Mook aald coiistrnrtlvc WEDNESDAY 1917 friends can bring satisfactions that a banquet attended by r|»ijy has acted, Mr. Teu Stan id-allarir Indonesians failed in d, Ire wi will** submit to the grxt Ihelr efforts to overcome Japan ill-assorted company never can touch.T O iUflunweWt V il-asS -i.C L i. J/ o l t o w V'1*1? jm v m s tir r jiw t not ,bc, briyiant, either. ntoiiithrrirrh” mrisTT.r.' v sir t h r program* i ift1. HE w mnlnV?'t\iov , H ‘ k!nrt,y' with an Idea here and tjiere, good _______ rdmri&rad on ‘Capital 'lllll. n e Mook ddclared a federal interim W O llfD N sU D l.Y *■r*’ ,,r' " '' oiwh 'I.aiii.y humor and some common IntfyreUi up and rinwn'the ixaird. of Ire tevralrd, wlllfte- government would Ik- formed a* BE YOUR INTIHTtB COM­ Soon as possible and that orders PANION. IN V JTE^rlllM TO Talk at table is the final symbol,of civilisation. Who can for' 5'-o,')u).doo tu atari *..13". from . th> Indonesian government YOUR INNER' ( l#A lD EN CK : visualise primitive man stopping nl meal time to talk? The 000.000. public works program for were no longer, valid, lie forbade A companion of all them that fear moment-tor him was one only for wolfing sustenance, 'the Ihr- Army and Navy. thee,—Psalm 110:0.1 , th e Fresldenl gnvo this digest Indonesians In obey such orders.) most in the quickest iKwsihle time. of (ha shift In spending prosLike seasoning, there must not la> too much talk from perla: JACUNHKI AT IIAHVAUD* .. v * .1* Britain and Ihr nn.v one sourre, but just the right amount from sevci H 08T O N -U IV - Harfy Jacun. National defense: Expenditures have agrerd lo '"» ski, ex-Fordkam and (irecn Day diners. Hilton has an Idea there. EveryImdy’H " meala enoH- -willII l>e lie down SU i,000.000 to Packer end, la assising Coach Icon linknl lo' tie improved by t he converaatlon accom|tnnylng them. *10,401.000,000. AI.OU' t wn- thirds Dick Harlow with tba Harvard to the icil of l of this It the result of CoOgres- fonllull taam lhi» »es*im. Jnevnalanal aetiom the - i n iiiliiUHrifr ski. was on the Nntre Dame staff well go sltoul ilr “tn "rhanges In liming and a last season. CIO-£ontract---------■ — BrlttStrCrilfs DAlion or »o.' TF i| cun gel any slower ra'e of operations" aiieh coal lo work with. -TT— . as "difficulties In recruiting." M'm II*h S i » m I'aas Oael irnllssnl Ira** l*eat <r>*I ** * Veterans; Outlays will be *120., ll pays lo look SI maps cat*- formal ratification of Ihe contract. fuluro". hut the report was chal­ 000,000 higher In a total cl mortgages. A Murray rxrcutlvp rstlmato-l the lenged by AUler's deputy, llcrlwrt Agrirullure: Reduced *422JMH,fully. Ih e B urtuni have lalrly pay raises will r-vst Ihr rompnny *7.4r>0jtoo.(X)o. 000 to *939,000,000. Morrison. printed new maps ft (O u te r Mon­ fl'.MMUNM). Thn eontracl will run Internotionsi; Even without thr Natural resources: Up *59,009,"I only saw It jn om paper,'* golia. When c»tn|utfd with ihe tinlil Jan. .11, till), with tho wage Morrison lolil a news conference, Marshall plan or any other new 000 to *1,150,000.000, chiefly Im increases retroactive to May I. “and. as far as I cap-sec, the story foreign aid program, epcndlnr. rause of Ihe s|ierd*up in flotnl eld one*, ihcy located (lir Allot . During early negotiations, tho does not know what It’s talking will be $791,000,000 higher to a control work. mountain!, which aliases the w otl! new total Ilf *4,101.000/X)0, The Finance and com . UAVY-CIO rali-.-d Ihr corporrtinn about." over b»d pul in Stnkjang, a Chi a "ftcachht-ad" in its national camThe Dally Mail, an Imlupenlent gain -U, lb* result primarily <d *129,000.000 to *1.-97,1 »»ie proving, in Outer Mongolia, paigoto win Immunity from piovl. conservative newspaper.Aalil Att­ unexpeetedlv hestr.v withdrawals Transportation and rommunira*95,000,000 tduee lee intended to step out because of from th e ' 1,750,nno.poo loan ftind tfoni Reduced a Soviet istrltiir iistc. Ihcy m.i> sions of the Taft-Hnrtley act. Ute (irtek-Turkish aid Pm- $1,4.15.000,000, largely breauso . . berm Under contract terms the UAW deteriorating health and nervous and fri away wilh this or .they may grain. high construction coats have dlnexhaustion after Ihe tlrltlsh-Ameragreed not to aulhi.rl** a strike no|. . - 'It.* Rnclal program: Exnenditurra cooragnd highway building. unUI approval 'a'obtained from iean loan revision talk* In Wash­ Interest:| h Federal ‘ S interest p a y ington paased their most critical foe*welfare, health and security Ihe international union and not The struggle ak«in«I Germany. until 45 days have elapsed since stage. now estimated *20»J>00.000 high- menta its will ill rise *12S.000,nno hljjh ciV for a total of (l,95.1,000J>0O. ihe (entering of American the filing of a grtevsnea. rr to $6,125,000,000, . m m Iwcause m m ” «f ‘Housing; • — TlHKw Increased short-tarm Down *576,000, rates and > on the Pacific were pr Should an onautHirlxed strike CATOItH "AllltOAD" ' *104 000.M0. malnlv L « aiutC ont Ur*. Payment ->f interest- on—tw y r .th e hfkrly’ W W 'l k h 'l i y Bccu Recoil ml pal leave bunds cashed by vet­ noUrei T m m ilf P .jR r a , ' 1 * |»'’lf ^ r '*f K1orMa1».n- g ft* r-£ -e rre d d ial thee Rreon foun- stViK-Uno Kinanco Corpoi itrlorisn B rn n l,'A d am , of noUcet immMllAUiy onlrnn* J t» | y fo«>tbii|| tHp (Oil of Finane* Corporation ,r.u nIly• mvmlrera to return to work. The try was to play the Vedada Club longer m a y , make real esta'w erans. U bor: Down . *10.000,000 to ily which produced |wc< company will have tha right to of Havana, Cuba, In 1912. loam or buy veterans' housing *192.000.000. nlr and olhrr public »eiv- dlaeharge participants, e x c e p t pf high value. Bpht prophe­ where the union objerta. In Ihe event of in -shleetlon, the cies occur in his ‘-'America's Kcodischarges would l*A tn-ated as .Suprrmsry," published m grievances. 1900. is there any one willing Oe the other hanl, Ihe'Hrlnpsny today who can (oretrll with equal promised In return: accuracy lire silualion of ihe Unit"That neither Ihe union, its ofSbtlrt in 2,0001 And if there fleers, agents or mtmlirr* shall Im> n v ; r, would il do ui any good? liable for damages for unauthorlied stoppages, ttriki-s, Inlrnllnntidrr Winiton Churchill. Her­ al slow-downs or suspension of bert Hoover and other voices ety- work x x x . " iag in Ihe wildeineu. Who hee.'r President Clarence Avery of Ihe rompany aald ho l-elloves Ihe them ) agreement "fair *o both parlies A ghoil town *7n! Idaho. Dixie and ip accordance wilb thr provi­ — S H O R T S PRO G RA M — by name, has hern bought ht sions of tha Taft-llstlley law." "The principle of union respnn* M A RCH O F T IM E ’S army veteran wilh ihr aid el •Ibillly la rs-cognUed." he said, " T U R K E Y 'S 100 M IL L IO N ” * GI • loan, . at . horn adding that he arse 'fully satisihe goI<1 Id f u i h 'o r Civil Wat fled" the agreement would aerva a '*Atrong deterrent" to wildcat CA RTO O N — “ fc R O W IN G . ■ . . died 40 year's ago, and lo­ as strikes. . • P A IN S ” ll surrounds H i£\k primitive Regional UAW-CIO Dlrerior . . wild country. B4 miles from ihr Emil Maxey said: "It gives bolh the tinl-m and MaresF neighbor viflage. The purchase included a school, a ho^ Um company* the proteelioq we think IS needed to maintain pear*, '■fwi Id. a post office, a Uloon, gen ful-and Constructive relations.” ft 71 .- (G « a l ilore, a cemrlrty. and a lot Meanwhile. Ford Motor Co. and E L iiliM f ■tif •?*f of empty log V a ^ V .D t e town the UAAV resum<*1 negotiations on I f f i r e . covtrs more lhan 170 acrer. hs« • a contract, with an agreement Wf believed Imminent Tire I’AW'a ’ 17- innAbiiAfiii, jtfUm ul rmmril, saklsk a i t Im -M iT «tan hat Ukcni-utw the hotel, ealled to meet hero (turaday. '/• hope lo hiaka-a rcsoit c*itDon’t o f it fo t.iiu n im w|,0 will Rio Conference the (va»l surtounding form ipotlsmen't paradirr. Jn the ir .s ll|H a l,*e, !**■» Oe.) . th# taowi of ihe trgi.rn alllarian ayalems of gqvarnmrnl, fake for skiing, and later Marshall told the conference that I airport is | 0 ire built t l n the American nations "all agree that the aUU exists for man, not *y p la te , for au-miaclrd lour- man for the *Ute—and that we abhor anv 'limitations upon the freedom of expression of man finding^ o f ^ r a b coin* ,‘n throughout the world.” "For only when we have access ♦egian medievil hoard dot# to the thoughu of men. to the .*b#l th* -rtisl.r were foreea of publle Opinion flee of I, - *■ . ‘ / Norway, Tliey are thoug coercion or connivance, only then ran wo develop a wholesome com­ been tent to far from mon interest while a t the same time respecting separate national : h ire d i^ f 1 Arab rulerr traditions," he eontlnord. . Blight > and Africa as bodyTh# secretary said: "We ere devoted to the Principle that aUtes and nations should___ be l*ound by th* earn* aUodsrid* of »l Camion(inople a.' moral conduct we ge'. /o r the in­ ~MoI« Cririrgf. « « ol Europe. SuTJ dividual good faith ond fair dtri* rulm ol , | , lag. honesty and friend!? roepersW #’ Mate: the fira'- lion, mutual respect and freedom o—these are expect of 1 have None names­ thee# wo other as ' ^ slate*. F rfE i, He i t e ,; , •--------- ------ m W E D N E S D A Y . A U G U S T 20, 1947 Record Number Of Cards Prove They - Students To Enter Itill Have Ha' F ighting Still Colleges This Fall Chance In National T IIK l A N F q W ) H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . ------------------- a ^ — ------------------^ I*. h - * •..l. - * e .* ----- �\* ass * D HERALD. 9AHEORD. EL0R|6 a WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1947 C O M M— E N T S • from the . S ID E L IN E S By ARTHUR BKCKWITU, I t . • • • ytdtn*. Some nf the F8L teams have been practicing this procedure ail the v*ar. Sanford • i* one of .. the few teams in the league that has nut had over tnre# vet* on it* roster at any one time during the yt»r. For quite a while the Feds have. blavcd with only two old timer*. Hitiildy Lake and Don Murray rgrre the only two veta on the team for quit* some time, until Iht arrival of Watt Harrington. At the first of the year we h .d three. They Included Lake. Hal WEDNESDAY, AUGU8T 20, 1947 Miss Summcrsill Is Bride Of Mr. W esson PLASTERING — STUCCO (’LAIN — ORNAMENTAL * ALSO — PATCHING IIAKKY G. STONE lift S. *l.aurel Dorothy McDaniel Is * Phone 1837 Social Calender Wed To J. E. Pearson I’KTTr lilt KKKING There has been n let of petty bickering in the Florida Stale I-cague this year about the V'Mtlhilitit* of making the circuit uu liken - a - lot-, ot irnsted a* a limited service talk and tumbling* about player man;- and Maya Langston is rlastifiratlnns and the transit r now oat nf basebsIL of player* from active- to di* Sanford has five,rookie* under a bled or suspended lists. control. They Includ* Dill Stan­ We read that John Ganton, Johnny Tomgt, Johnny Mc­ srl, ‘Threatened in effect, Manus, Tim. Tyler nnd Jack Meif not literally, to field a Cammon. We would venture to ClaiM A team another year say that there is not another if the leager doesn't rl.unp club in the circuit with morn ' down on infraction of Class limn, five rookie* on its roster. It rule* tOlh ironrlad rulea that put a atop to the mock­ D O N ’T F O R G E T , NKW IIOWL MCORKIIOAltDery we nuw hare in the league.” ' ’MIAMI. (JP>—The 00,000 fans It serma to ua that we heaid expcctrd TH U RSD A Y to pack the enlarge*! Or­ John finntel advocate Iragui ange Howl on New Year’s Day rule* requiring trams in tjw will have a new electric porcelain 8 :0 0 P . M . Florida Stdte' la-ague to have Rsorcboart!—42 feet long ami IS sis or eight raw rookies on- their feet high—to help them follow the Sanford Ixxlge No. 1241 roster*. game. . I W« al*o read In the official minutes df'Xfof regular- meeting of -the 'd rrw c 1 o r * of UuT Florida State la-egue that war held in -1‘alalka. on July Iti. thy*. "Director Liggett asked for a * .. > clarification of the league rule * . relating ta j,« y iu n pUycrs. Fol­ low ing a lit* [/• mom it waa movcd by Director iterlong amt sec­ onded by nOtrector CarMtchae1. that no club may have more than three veteran players on the Ve­ Will Be Closed Thursday, Aug. 21 liev playing .roster at any liou. but in the event that- any club Ihru Autf. 29 . has m o rv rih aii three veterans • • ♦ \ )\ under control jit any time, any veteran on the disabled, ,*u»* Will Re-open Saturday, Augv 30 tided or -temporarily inactive -. . .. list must remain on »ald ll«t - I***-j iffw t w dgyrrT bc nu>-' HOtJRS tion died when Orlando voted • , . • against it because under league rules, all by law amendments m* I 9:00 P. M. 7:00 A. M.To le-tween annual meeting* require the unanimous vota of all club(." We do not nee wital our friend* to the south are cry­ ing about. Taey kill unr of the best rule* that has been brought up in the past few nd T years, and Ihrn they rry 'herauae other team* are play*. ANYWHIRE-AND FOR EVERY USE­ Ing a Urge number nf vet' ' *.w^4 -v-. iruin players. according to the way the Iraguc regulation* are set up any club in the circuit ran liavj a* many a* eight veteran pU>rrs on their iotter ami continue fu' jugglo them ao that they have uiilrJbtPC -^un-X ha - active "fosfer. There I*, hardly any reg­ I ulation on the veterans. Any eluli could have, lei'* any foi example, eight veteran pitch­ \*-Vr ers. They can pilch one tonight then dUahlc him for thiee or four days, then bring him Itack and tins another game. The same • - • T| I t . . pmcedtire could lie worked on all eight nf the men. We agree that this is mighty poor system, but the one* who are crying . 4 . AND YOU CAN HAVE IT the loudest are the ones who did nothing about stopping th# pre, NOTICE i LO R M A N N ’S ' ■e r s o n a l Mr. and Mr*. R. T. Warden an­ THURSDAY Seminole Chapter No. 2, 0 . E. nounced today the marriage uf her Mr. and Mr*. J*»e Oorlfv, who 8., will meet at 8;0Q p. M. at daughter, Dorothy McDaniel, to art- spending Uu* summer months the Masonic Hall. James E. JVarson. u n ~Pearson. The double-ring, ‘ _ candlelight ceremony waa perforated on Sat­ urday evening in Folkston, Ga. Rev. F. J. Gilbert officiated dur­ ing the ceremony at the Folkitnn Methodist Churc ~ h. • • FRIDAY The Townsend Club will hold I Mre. Pearson attended schools Its regular meeting In’ the Tourist 1 In Waveroaa, Ga. and for the navt Lenter at n:00 o clock. ' After the | voar has been employt-d u* secretbusinc*. meeting there will be ; * rr for the Hou.holder Assccla'.-s m *i game*. Refreshments j Ij »w firm. Mr. Pearso.v reccivcil wtll Is* served. Members and his early education In Sanford friends are invited. schools and graduate ! from lhMONDAY ; Seminole High Schoo'. Purine The Truth Seekers Class of the, tbe recent war he served with tie First Methodist Church will hold> United 8tatea Army and U nt prrIts monthly social an I husinesa sent working with A. Duda nn-l meeting in the Church annex at Sons. Mr. and Mr*. Pearson nr«8:00 P. M. making their home at 1114 Mag­ nolia Avenue. I. O. IJ, r . and the Semmolj Rebecca Lodge No. 43.wtl| havn a cover­ ed dish sufiprr at the I. O. O. F. Hall at 0:30 I>. M. The D. A. V. will meet at the lagion Hut at 8:00 P. M. Mr. add Mrs. R. E. Warren of Portsmouth. Va. nrr |h e guest* **f Mr. and .Mrs. Mike M'-ntri* at their home on Park *Avcnu-. Mr. nod Mr*. Al V Hunt re tureeil on .Sunday from ToniT* Cainp at l.vke Apopka whero they spent about eight ilaysl Mrs. IthiMla H. Ewing returned to Sanford on Tuesday nlti r visit. Ing for ten days witn friends in Orlando. Mr. and Mr*. Preston Jordan returned on Tursdav front Knox­ ville. Tenn. where Mr. Jordan underwent a minor eqeraiinu. Mrs. J, C. Davis nnd children. Ann and James, an I Mr t, Davis' tional a* will ns the physical mother, Mrs. Flossie Goodson. have strain of an -aclir*** duties.- returned to Sanforil a fter- two lly UU1I TUOMAH H Ms week*, n i Paytntm'Ilegqli.?* r.<* \ \ r .'. ;■ ’ttt. m .v : HOLLYWOOD. Atig. 20 < jn _ my strength during a picture." Mr. and Mr*. M!|Utn Hrarker Olivia Dellavillainl o f f e r s ' Meaning- that she might hav» ami gramlson, Kene*. have return­ some a<lvlcc op how to be hdpw gone night-clubbing in her bnrh- ed to their homr in t.'lmrle-toii. S. though an actress: I. gel mat elor d a y it ‘- • •C. after visiting Mr, and Mr*. M rird; .2. marry a writer. •‘■Yea,’' »h* admitted, “hut 11«*»* II. Anderson In Sanford. Although ahe is now enacting during 'Gone> ttyth vyth The Wind Mrs. Walter Jackson nod sons, n loony in."The Snake Pit.” Oil- ‘Strawberry Dlohde.* ‘Hold Hac2 vn* never sounded happier. It ’■ The Dawn.* T o Each Ills Own Jame* and Civile, -if lin-ellmi *t, her fiiai acting job sir Ince mar- o r . T he Dark Mirror.* A* fur Ca. are s|>ending two weeks with rying novelist Marcus- GdudricK; th" other*—and particularly H » ' R ftrJtfk so B '* mother. Mi*. Ada and like all newlyweds, she it I Errol' Flynn picture*—t h a t's Johnson, and *i*ter. Mr*, ladtio Itaulerson and Mrs. Juliun Fort', r*commending the institution of another‘matter." , • marriage to everyone. Record notes . . .. Since I’hil son. in Sanford. ----^ - a V-tbe—writer* who-hgTerf fg rrti— rtrnntfif— Tft WtitiaTim Mix* t-niirn Mu- Hiown and matried actresses,'* she observed. hit, "Smoke, Smoke. Smoke,” Tix "Ntinnally Johnson. Niven Hutch, is going to wax some. Harris ML* Jean Crowdi-rf who have Oiarlca MacAtlKur, tli name a numliera. They are vocal twins been spending ttie rummer months few. It's a perfect combination. . . . Current and listrnahle: Peg­ with Mix* Hiown’* mother Mrs. Olivia pointed out that writ­ gy l^«, “Old I-nve Of Mltir;” G. II. Ilrown, lefv yesterday foe er* ran perform their work at Count Haste. "Soulh;” Ileryl D»- I'm tland, tt»e., where they will ivsinnn leaching. Knrnuto they - hohre while the wife is away a*, vis “ Mother. Mother,Mother the studio and 'thus their work­ Delta Rhythm Hoy*. "Coipr I- will visit in St, laiui*. Mo., witn ing hour* do not overlap. Ar.d Out Of The Rain;" Tommy H"|. Mis* Crowder's parrnta. . a vriter tun understand the emu- sey. " I’ll lie There.” Hollywood - R E ST A U R A N T M K • :- THE SANFORD JFfltJMLP, PANPOfll), FLORIDA .HOT WATER ' H ints-To Housewives W HITE LONG CLOTH -i* . ’ I - 4 9 c yar<l Inches w ide . Ilcaullful quality, finish­ ed soft for the ricrdlc . . . Perfect for — AUTOMATICALLY -1 0 1 U H .1 •- Y W heeler o f Sanford C A N V A S A W N IN G S C A N V A S P O R C H C U R T A IN S ^ V E N E T IA N B LIN D S Alumiaam, Steel, Wood I 10 D A Y D E L I V E R Y We- REPAIR! F R E E E S T IM A T E S I’ho n e 808 GOWNS * THAN 4< A DAYI gs, Ices than U a day for th* average family nf four! And you ran enjoy a Duo-Therm no matter where you lives? j ao sas es Mtcrnc cmmctwnii' The strikingly styled acw DuoTherm uses cheap (utl oil - avail­ able everywhere-and will lie a mighty handsome addition to N H kitchen, utility room or bAJtimeat. Four sires! i. J ' •Z-ii • heater And many articles. l ~ • • * PHONEM09 H BSW !7—v.rrr* PAJAMAS w akh L E E BR O T H ER S • SLIPS “ " “ -W O K O , i 317-319 ELM AVE Weekly from Home Drmunxtralioa Specialist. Tallahasxee lly Isalielle H. Tbursbr ‘ • • — * I £ For Good Sportsmen 5TAltf'4 . ' . r RADIO PROGRAMS I'*** »w | Station W T R U agreement thn.ugh Mr: . . . I M r, r. Summsrxill} E. art ~ nf S Congrvss. ..* <** of Geneva tod ry announced the Congrrsstohal appioval would rrlm*dn» Iloaixs marriage- of their daughter, Betty I* needed if any ma|or rhnnge J’J.T •Nf « a ■t in. I'sy . Louis*-, to Rowland Wesson, son of •eta made, such -vs an extension l.ltg Txx.slii songs. • J Mr, and Mr*. \ . Wesson also uf •f the loan or a req'M-el for o.vvict • u I’MIs slskrll I* 1 * 4 * 1 4• I M latl fci-lGeneva, . "Dsyment terms. Repayment I* ‘ I tiIt i It Mioiv The marriage was performed by a-Hnluled to start in IP.tl and li tu tSrn • Rev. Kaiser. the Flautist minister ontinue for B0 year*. Juhlill) |*4l**M|*|*l# , of Titusville, at hi* Hois,' on Aug. i V i t i i d i k m Hiiium i Two technical groups, rrpre- ! 2 at 3:00 o'clock .in ths presence »*otlng both countri.-*. have ocen Ilia ilt^ b f) Uu*«( Mil Uertlnr - LTvnftM,~-lCyTlfb*7*HS'l dfy's o|H-ni(]£ session. Bnyd.-r'said «•«•>*! (U^riUfii inole High School and Mr. XVeiaon C B T ^ tR S m is handling' Irmle ‘ 9 Nm> se n e ,1 with the A tintd Force* nMJrr> including the British > ; l i H um M u i k t i i * 1‘lilK 11 ?la*» U i u t i t <Mi during the war. He Is employed I |w,po*a| for permit*! on In in-/ease |y;uu ,\rU» l>v the Sanford Atlantic National h r imuorts from the ilomininns at l U t i u rv i f u l i f l u n i i Hank. They are at present mak­ tin- expense of .purchases from , 11 «»V lefilr IMU ing thrir horpe in Geneva. •tmerica, in order to conserve d.d- • 11i4*I ll#?|Ur»l|UlD 4i*Ur# j 11 ,\1R Hit n*»h • l*i*. - . i I 2 i * t HiMU Debut Scheduled F<fr REVIVAL AT TIIE Kpv. «V Mm. IK mIp II. Jonrs ofOklnhmun C'ltjr, Okln. Mill lie Singint: K I'rrurhinR Each* Evening At 8 P. M. Except Satiirilny. am Every One Invited — (’nmr Oner A; You'll Come Again. K. I. Wright, I'nnlnr t>ff The.idher is concetm-.l with fin- Tk*,—i»> Mi*ll I'll lodmg the qne»P r i n r r u j a I \ f n r o * j i p p f . * nri" i r i n i e s s m a r r a m • t0„ o1t">»*••«. whrlhrrincluding Knf> n,| msj n, K, *iet Kj i Ii Ntu* nglnnd *i«> •Vitii «a!t<t|>|>#r» —L— • otiusnl temporarily front.'the re Ort II'11114*IMl14 BALMORAL Seotl.inJ, Aug. 20. imrement that iniuimU be , x- Sit* AH i/1*i—Princes* Mimaix,.- "ronti^a 1 riunged' freely for dollar* nt the 1:ll* N*u i * Nl|»ift*r HffrtMlU out" tomorrow on her 17th birth-, ’ ’ * tvoitest nf countries having fnvnr- 7l*» >:W *VfR* •lav. The debut of the younger •Mr trade halanre* in London. lint** With 4 Hilt »t»c daughter of King George VI and Since the committees hnvr not ! *il» tftitr tiltiif TMilr Queen Ktiiabrth will take plnr# fnishial their work, gmernl mia-t- ; * V' M'iti|tny \|«‘iii«4il"ti« nt a family party in Balmoral lig* hetwren the full delegations * »W* THE PURCHASE Castle, where the Royal Family I* »rie dispensed with yestctilnv ai.d » iu N H.»ftiiti> K'tv* on vacation. talav. Snyder said. He milled: ,lJ " >4h<»|'|H'tV ^•irll.ttk OF ntnun'* WntM "Coming out" means for srtright"They ate arriving at Aria* nf j *lU.lMI Ns.U* Iv Princes* Margaret thet *h* will ilhriissions. nnd they ir|tort they li*4'^ IsMtin AMicit.an lUiiih'tti go to more parties and fulfill mere •re making gmMl progress." [ Tutn* VmU t* lD4|»i»*(rd public engagement* unaeepmpr o /lX i-, ii v •v: .•f t a 41»**«»*4> C \ ^ i W 7. .. • . I I I .»•*» \ r 4%• ■■w SfT'rhiiiv." m V f f v g •• I t T w a n g T H T c K J IJ :»*1 PffiRrttHl llr«t|tiM» OF It also mean* that M art-aid ran - _ * . l l l l i I•Mill’Hro|| llqH*A begin picking a loishntel if she . h ««■•#*« tram ’n Kfcyttim i» * -•« wants to. from '-ho hnndsom" and «ul Pourcl Into a mold. Ibev need titled young inrn who d u ster guidance „ ,and , lov st»'"'i II: 1. Noon II.OI. V.lx, nround the Court of St. Jnm vi’s. lie Polnleil out that nt least IJ :<4 Hluinpt tj’.iiiH (I.milled In Milliter Sl ide) She hasn't shown any public pre­ 80.000 boy* and girl* in this na 1 : 1 Nrwx Hii'ims ference vet, . Imn say goodnight every ni«ht to _link nil,-/ » limiOt k i m r o w IIY •n attendant in some institution. J nl,*u Htn^klf PtAM+f WRNDY IIAItltlR AltltlYING At least 110,000 gre in ho,nr* for | } ,>•• I* it m' r l4 t.f l Lin'd U'cIht announced 't<xioy ike dependent, 40.000 ore in ror- 1 !•*» Unr \"lt» lltiMrli that in a telephone *nnvpraotion rrrtional home* amt 0(1,000 are in 3 1xil NV%%• .MA'RGARET ( ’. GWALTNEY. Jeweler Tt'inmi IHqmp with Wendy llarrte in New York komoa for the hand trapped, he 3it>i lixA l%Nf «ii*_ on Monda'v ahe said that' she and will. Apothrr uninn of li bakW- -rwo- N *-w• Fnrnterlv With be, hiishami. Dailil K. Mevtr, Will' x r in foster home*. I.Uk 1)1X1 I'lul, t s t b x ti x .y , ngnin (*• guests in Sanfotd. They This' is an army of rhtldren X:lk Notxlt, Tim* c . i IMIGYN. JEWELER will arrive in October to spend the (towing by leap* and Imunilj, he 111* Mix) lit. I* IM»f winter season at thr Mayfair Inn. In-lared and pointed out llint if 5tl!* Vulfe of «),» \mO Winter I’nrk. Elnridn She stated that they are looking the present rate of diverse »f one »lk* I A;oo 1i n i of •fi | * i % forward to a lot of iwimming and sut of three marriages continues, | golf during their star here. bv 1900 BO percent of mitrt iager In Oriental «tl th" .lint i* n Will uperntr tnmplete tvnlrli nnd jewelry repair service will end in divorce. Tin* will When substituting corn syrup rcult In increasing lh« nuniii r xymlHil of nmternity. At one lime foi sugar in making takes and «f children in institutions, lie Oriental rug* wriih lutl* m 11,,using only genuine parts. Will appreciate your repair ro o k ies, use only two-third* of the tinrrd the religimt* background of rt»rn«*r§ rn(?rtlv -vhii^IiI l»y business. All work guaranteed. •. . liiiuid called for in the ireipo. rare for children in homes. barren women a* n mateini'.y The Florida Methivbxt Home , i ,, l ks* been In operation for 10 venr*. have a sealer. Use a sugar ayrup h „ . r , 0 . . r r e r B n i p U m . 11 bull,lines for the guava shell* Make by |nd „ normill rnroMn„ nt „f using 3 cup. of sugar to cup. of lrUi r, vr„.r,L N'.„ M n in e l n a t • „ ,s..tK « e 1 1 m s i — oa m . . . , water. lHeat together until sugar onlv are children given mxteii.il i* dissolved and hold In refriger­ rare, but vocational ttniidng »!-•>. ator until needed for use. \ t fn.il he *aiil. n* rontainrrx are filled, place them Guests Introduced hv loci Field in'the (efrigrratot1 to xtora until were P o s t m a s t e r r harlex 1^. tiiev can be taken tu tha-summer* PiViwne " f r*iro7 Ga ,~Ti snk K cial locker, or store in roar home Wald of the Gulf ttrfiii'ni' Com­ fleeter, llcie .gain, sp-rd tn get­ pany. and Frank Hand'er of Plot, ting them into the fr-cxec in im- ids Fashions. I nr. pmtant. Store, after freetlng, nt xem Fahtenheit or lowyc. The pulp left from *cediqg mav A familiar method for tu-ating !*• pureed, the pr.*luet swoetened a itint stnin is to sprinkle tile Ftnin and. with lime or Icmin julpe add. with salt, squreie lemon iolee over . ed. may also be fro irn l« axrve a* it, nnd spread it'in the sun tn dry. a delirious froirn Jussrrt with­ Add mote Irmnu Julre If lia rrs of 7:00 A. M. Id 10:30 A. IW. out defrosting. tha in,i still show. ANNOUNCING JE W E L R Y D E P A R T M E N T M A T H ER of SA N FO R D TING T H U R SD A Y A U G U S T 2 1 We Will Be Serving breakfast' SPECIAL Try a New Heal Treat Permanent shaped in Ihs new Feather rut or left tong . . a* you prrlrr. Especially gmsl for dry hair. Scalp treatment* and elrclrlr msaaage a specially. N (» I.oration — 208 North Park Avenue f l u m e 971 Final Close Out . LADIES and CHILDREN’S MENU A P P E T IZ E R S Orange Juice f liilleil Apple Juire Tontalq Juire Pineapple Juire Grapcfriill Juire lllrndcri Emit Juire OUR SPECIAL BREAKFAST Golden Ilrown llul Cakes • Hyxitii anti Creanterv lluller W/IInrnn ur Sausage Cnflee M'/('re:ini . *. SPECIAL BREAKFAST UITIH b REA k F7C?t r ; ‘‘ BREAKFAST TOUCIITONVS LUNCHEONETTE A PLEASANT-GOOD MORNING HPECIAI.S i on AUGUST HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY NOOK CLUB Two (2) Fresh Florida Eggs Prepared Any Slyl* Choice Oft Hit tiered Touxt W/ Jelly Coffee W/ Cream Play .Shoes and Odd Lot Hnndsomely Tailored Sporta Shirt* AH 81c m . . . All Colon 1 .” # gynrp jo withlryitalf nn Jnch of top of eontnlnrr and par* nil*tqr'e im m ^iatcly tn liquid tight or In motstUro vapor-proof fte e tIng containers. Glass Jar* or tin arq flm» if Specials For The Caiqper •V household lly I8AIIRLI.B K. IIIURHIlY Our Floriila guava Is now rated one of the richest aourrev of -Vitamin C-gnct ts.^ ill Addition, a fair aourre of Vitamin Av I* «K-i cmtains a fair amount of calcium and phosphorus. • • The guava is particular\ ap­ pealing used fresh, as 3 dessert fruit.' served with a ipriukl • .of sugar ami with rreani, with or without Iho ses-d* removed—but do seed them. They may uu us«-<l a* apples in pie*, dumplings. Ilrown Hetty, shortcake*, souffles .or whips, *herliet*, ice cream, frost­ ing*. and many other dessart*. Guava nr, preferably, nfctgr i* an excellent sulistitute for. orange or tomato Julre anJ serves as a delectable and desirable addi­ tion to ppunrh. Guava* frees* ex­ ceptionally well,* retaining thrir fresh flavor to such nn extent as to make the fr^xen pro.hiet-prac­ tically indistinguishable from thr fresh fruit. Then* too. thoy am free of the trouldesomc. tendency of browning or discotorinr thn'. lieseta thr ranner and the freeYo uf peaches. Freeiing Guava* To have a quality product, fine Davornl, firni.rl|>e. thick, mealy fruit must- be used and, further more, speed U essential to good freeiing. The method of prepare libn is simple and ea*y. Wash guava In rold walar. peel, cut In hnlvcs nnd removs need center with silver spoon. Add pulp to shell", oy pack sheila and puj] Loan Talks PAGE TTinER mmrnm t;* Summer Drtfiii Shoes lx D . apply Now’* the (Im* (o pot Jo your aupply' of Hporta nhirU. Convertible collar* cut for accunl* fit. In epun rayon, cotton ernah and shantung. Long or short sleevM. V • • —r r -r - - P nll size - • J .9 5 and 2-95 " . MOStJUITO BAR........... . Your Health Sleeping- Better. 1NNERSPRING M ATTRESSES BOX SP R IN G S HOLLYWOOD BEDS . .->••• ARMY COT............. ......................... ?j • •* •• a* • a|»## a•, raluc* To I J 5 COTTON ■* ^ T - S I H R TS .- ........ . ' '■ • “W* Clothe - > S.T £*• “ *J‘ ?V ' ' > * lift i ' • f �W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T 20. 1947 Tilt ToHats4-l H al Stewart Turns In -Victory For H ats; Palatka A z a l e a s Here T o m o r r o w VIMer, If AI*no, lb 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 Truce Between Pro Leagues And Colleges Is Likely This Week Ctaltk, II. I’a r t a l b M adj»*hi. r (i 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 Total* By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JIL '"■■■HntU -tipMli-MUir andTonite n d a n a n iW ^ n ^ f^ E T a n C to take jiottom Umpire did not — an early ihowcr In thn McManus, u lb of the aiith ranto by Murrar. rrlfiK ltin , rf Hot* Bellwck. Htelneeke lla llrlri*, ct think that Murray was H*l|e rdtlil. tb - -*— at firat beau. amt. '•flTWfoFIriy p rote at • a* ejected from the contest. ISi ) | i i i u l l c a 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 ANKOItli *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.ak a, 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 Phlladtlphla IT *t ■*"» 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 M <2 41* W ash in g to n 81. FOR KENT » REAL ESTATE FOR S A L E ! 0 WORK WANT ED '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 I1H8. 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. L o u ft I hi » *411 .l i t 41 11 .181 lin u lit Y rtfrrrfar Philadelphia 0 i riw rrlitn rf Boat Ofi ’I , t |f t ,£ W iitilftc to il HI* Ignitifl &. DatroB NiW t, York I Georgian Tops Field Of Lottie Golfer# - f a t h H iir 1 ftfparal«if 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 aelwhlte. The Accomodation tie with InMldie Kcmpn, Uklaliomn member. Shop, llC ’ K. 2nd St. 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 12 SPEC IA I/ 1FMVICES two holes. Otaoe was eliminated ROOF COATING- A*be*toa Alu­ minum roof coating- good for metal, alalo or composition roof­ CONVALESCENT HOME now ing. Stop tanks. Cools your hums 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-* 8DUICKLAND-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 W A N T E D T O 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 8L 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 ip 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 & FO UND 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. Another Georgian, Red Sans of Macon, with 37-40—77, was a!»o amung the 32 who qualified jn .jriterday'a field of 90. Ths only other southerner on han<l was Jim lta»em- of- Durham, N.^-Ou -who card ed a p a ir * »9ii«i ■ 3 l 1 AUTOS FOR SALE' 1937 DODGE TUDOR, cove'.paint, upholstery good condition. Roy a m a o f land 0___ HEW. WAHIEO 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 tHftr* In t b * I’a a r t f o n t t.ii «r ^pte|nlj4-* f ill jI t O 'ri.^k A. U 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 APPK4H T O : W11.1.114 KM M A I t i l l . KI who** jiU f # and i t I U l t u or rt d#firw 1» urtkituwn* . You • f •* hviflfjr euH iiAM n<Hlfl*4l lnrttiul*d c t trull ut * In C h a n m ry , tttib K H T II. v*. wit,i,iic Ihst i s |l|f ' C'uufilV* und*r ' lb* IIIL I-E H Y . lille . »* p la tn ilff. 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 K A N G K K m 'Z M f t Z ? .1 WE GOT AU. THREE, H4CU7W4 HOW THAI WE'VE arrTYTHE SOON® 7MOS6 CROOKS ARS LEJWSG, BUT O F P P0RSWT* 16T*S/ITH1 BETTER, STAV RIGHT WHERE V0U ARE FOR. A WHILE I r~i -----— ■ ^ GST Awatf f r o m H E R S .',------------ 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 torrwui 8**11 |{<i«*b'>'d*f * h ih 'i ' m A lt - r f f l- ^ f"”* l T ‘*n Cff ttnrfunl. Plnrlita i ___ 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 t h u Ih V O ia tlo u b* im b llib a d . In T h * K a f- w rnnim K 1' g o w S r p r> •*?J f c f l n i d * C n an ly. T lo rW *. t g « ,« r h » “ ) fb r tour ro n aaeeliv * * » * \ « pt l V S f l ______________________ 3H‘». Kempa won the medal in ■ Mid T liq M A T H '*K P IA H t ll'A I t t ,LL furnished bungalow, cor* C ARTICLES WANTED 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 r lot, Immediate posseasion. Igheat ea»h prlc* paid for used nKoRniA. • t 96,000.00. furniture. Ted Davie Furniture A * * ." rn b l l of m m o l'.a t a t v ln r BUT A. WILLIAMS LOST—Two 1100 *• 20 Tire# on bean llh d In ih a ClrcaU Court Ce, 811 E. leL Ph. M*. id Landqutal, Aaoeclata rlma. Brand numbera 2743 A In dnd fur Oam'nnlc I'o iin ir. K b w , In r h a n c r y aaaln M »qu b: IT cor regardleai of 2307. Kinder notify Tamlaml Ida, II4 .ll-: t-M R K S i n i l T . f.n d lru rw . Trail Toura at Sanford. Phone •Whaaa pr»a*nl* a r , twral'.fnr* It Tl. Reward. ro m m artl you I * It* arnf aptwar ha- IS g a n on th rv fira l and Kverutl on the aerond. ’ , Kemp*, who plays quarterback for the Oklahoma Agui.-^ and k the M lnouri Valley Vuinfeienre with brown spots. Anaware to name, "Sandy”. Phono 329-M. Reward. ' lock* ! Supplies tm M t IrtrlUt* V m * iA UO/-H04C' n it �— — :— k - 1 ’ ' * ■’ ■ 4*—* * — * ' e ,a ► la U altj Then Is Strength— To Protect th* P n ( c of Ih* World; To Promote the Proof*** of America; To Prodpr« Prosperity for Sanford. i THE W EATHER Partly cloudy through Friday with local afternoon ft*rneon showers arid thandrr*ho*»r*. h AN INDEPENDENT DAIL1 NEWSPAPER Established 1908 T o t R e sc u e d F ro m SA N FO RD , G r e e k B y - V e t — ------- Soviets Use Call Special 1948 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. QU1TANDINHA. B ru it, Aug. 21 —Cuba formally present­ 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 J . NONE'HIE WOSSI fur their djnking. Mar* Ann O’llnsky, I. and her pet I 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 S p lit In Withdrawals Wi ll B e $ 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 will take over aa aecrelary of na­ favors Dutch action on a large The majority of the *rcond tional defense under new legist*- scale. li neiinHia i 's f , r if s u B ti on outtlng the War and Navy apartments under.a single cabi­ 0 net officer. Truman V isits 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 ir*Htfiyiit«j| im 1** 1 # L f i M l Truman May Keep V^War,*Navy Heads ’ In Key Positions ! V 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. „■ Jaycees Report On If, Booth Funds Drive 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 \r- , :.l| 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 perjS ifta ,1 } • J 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. 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 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. i—.» - arLxM,—wtJTS.-*; Proposal For Italian And Austrian Mem­ bership A p p l i c a ­ tions Rejected Reds Hit 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 LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 21 —Kutii* today used the elo twice in rapid succession It* >ck action tin the applications ot Ita­ ly and Amiris for membershi, in the United Nations. These weie the sixth and sev* rnlh srtnes cast this weel s»,-J they ran the Rtmian siring total of 18 against majority u cirions in the Security Counn On both Italy and Auitiia, •’ •• sole clrai linl ClfIrtWJjfia fe1'* f I 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- 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" 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 B y Mikey Browning Mis* Mikey Browning of Banford, who Is the youngest gl-l pilot In the United States to hold l«rth a glider and power plane pilot's license, him Juft com­ pleted her Inlllal test for a “Sil­ ver C rating hy making an al­ titude «f io.l^D feet above tea level at 2P Palms, Calif. Hh* Is Ihe ‘deughter of Roy II. BrownIhg. director Of the Sanford School of Aviation. The altitude was obtained It a P ratt Reed sailplane and Mis* nrowi.lng staved aloft 2'4 houra. 8 h o . r o * need* hec c tow -cuu nlry and endurance flight to complete her “Rilrtrr C." When ebe o'u Ulna (hie rating . ebe will , Ire oi\p ef only two women In th* United .-tat»s with this rating, the other being Mi*. Virginia Bennl* of 8anfoid. Ml*#r Browning t* spending the tummer In California with her grandmother, hut la erpected to return to Sanford In September. Bho etetex that she expeeta' htt new Fcbcltxer «e|lp|*n«, purchas­ ed a t tho National Soaring meet at WRhlta Fall*, Texas, will be 4*1 r d* ‘b y t........... i q l tlma a n d h nuelo rT’.' the ship which I* supposed to be one of the beet of Its type. RATIONS MET BERLIN, Aug. t l , ITT—The American Military Government announced today that record Im­ ports of grain and fl-mr frpm the United Btates had made it possible to meet the full broad ration throughout the combined’ BiltlshAmerfcan tones of Germany for the first time tn months. • #S ;• *Tn# _nLlyJtw , ji OOilialiie a ty 'W ittr Italy v y .-ir m WASHINGTON. A,.s 21 W lY.Umted Sl'eTe* lie sgainil the continued Sovirt ocf\jp-*tion ol the Chinese purt —wf-tbsirm wa Senator Bilbo Dies In Hospital Re the renmln'rtg . fH5O,(KK).000 stem­ med from a need for 1450,000.010 |r«mllnnHi mi ru t* M«M» BtfSdC . / •* NMV ORLEANS, Aug. 21 fAY—Sena lo r Thendoje _G Itilbo Of M inisvlpin. trtaxter o f ■(•IPnilter and- sharp-longue, I wa* tnm Bulgaria sppli 11 tin 1It ^ mn m « ai| p i 5 e m b a rk a lio n O r i hirnplon of white Miprentncy, —* f k died .her* tortsy without ^ever .-G erm an D P C a m p taking h!v disputed seat !h the WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 t>> Cci’gtfss. rosa Sets TJp O rd e re d B y B rita in 80th Willulrawals by Great Britain will L'ealh of the Ult-yeer-oM 17 D isaster U nits teduce to J400.000.000 by Aup. DcmocraU left forever unan­ LONDON, Aug. 21 Britswered the qUrsUoq of w heth­ 29 the amount of credit remain­ <Vlth the hurrirane season a! jin dcliv'-red an ultimatum I<hI«v er h- «**s entitled to his third ing from- her original $J./5n,i'> the 4 ,4<lD Jewiili refugeM oil t*rm in : the Sertale. from 000.000 loan, U- S, Treasury of­ baud, disaster hutitule* banwhich •'* was tuirred on !-•been *«t up In IT Florida Red Trance: diirm hailt by tomorrow ficials said today. partisan - charge* of unfitness Cross ehapter* during August • Iternoon or be lu m p u rle d .to when t'onag^-s convened l*»l The- loan balance already had end early September. Hie Had* (iermany. January. been reduced lo Jfl'iO.OOO.I'O') County chapter at Miami headed The Jew*, aie almvnl three The .-tepetor. wbr, undenreut the disaster institute schedulu when Anglo-American talks began with n two-day meeting July cr.e mouth <peinllrn for cenllrituh sliipi which Im e been oil here Monday lo con'idet enter 24-25 and In'e Juuly instlluti-r h *,r in August of l!»P'. M aneillr for three week*. T h 'v : re ipitirned for nti-ith*r las* Jn rgrncy stepi aimed it relieving uere held In St. Petersburg ant* Hied lo Ivml in P alnline a rnonih uary a oil a third In June. II • Britain's current economic crisis- ! Tampa. Yesterday o meellog h' bv s In duty i-eOnly yesterday the Hrltish held in Orlando, end today >n» rgo from ihe immigrant ship "Ex-1 spent two scheduled to betheld in Df- <lu* 1947.” ' relying Ireaim enl in » Virksagreed, with United States ap­ was hurp. hospital, and on proval. In suspend temporarily l.n.'.tl . lire Jews will Ih- taken to tho More disaster deaths have been fiergen-HeUen displbced person*, Aug. 1 or-trred Foun'latioi, Ihe free exclinnge of dollar* for Hospital horr for n conrple'e pounds 'n trade with other coun­ reertded In the first four months nip if the ultim atum i* Ignored, physlrel check'll'. tries. It was learned that this of 1!»47 then all disaster* t-f • Strokfurmnn for the Inter tralioual He levetoped a p»rve inflam­ elep was nece**lt*rted by doll** IP4H and the American Red Cr.>-*« O fu g ce Organlraliorr said at mation which partially parademands which had risen recently ma lotenelfylog community pm- flam burg, in the British lone ’yreil hint. IW lora said the into a rate of 1237.000.000 a we*f; pairdnes* plan* and disaster pie- •if Germany. flauiliiglion, rather llov,' tfn* from the f ",750,000,000 American v#nil on measure* In 3,745 dome*, Jewish Agency * sitokesmaii, cancer, wa* the Principal im­ tie rbapler* and 5 100 domes'i, •i A Jerussteiri Credit. railed the news' mediate reuse of death. A Treasury official told jl re branch**. He «aid disembarking, A chanter evnrkers Institulo i -hocking. porter *.Kat permission for* Hr'lf these .refugees at Hambtn r aln to make withdrawals below is scheduled tn takV place Sept, 1 '•"lid be "a crime against hti15-10 in Orlando. g a S t r r imtmrTcflt M aar the While IlTuUso 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 1rcnch Ajrrec On lasting, nsrsal to renew talks with Ptc Robert Luke end Jam es Bowen. y - r— p—* “ . iSJ im^ . ■ n jtv V Hemisphere Action To Protect Econom­ ic I n d e p e n d e n c e N o . 200 P rf»» L e a se d W ira Dairen-Germany Subject O f B Cuba Demands Joint A u o d iltd F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y , A U G U ST 21, 1947 mid go , , • »|icl l«»t on a hunger . . 'John (leorjce Bender D M Early-Ihia.AJhL they strike 1,1 HNy 'V fT " l{t_vo~mTfI>il .in " itar the Holy Land.- They were ;•!seed aboard the three-ship* off Haifa after a battle with Blit„ ROME, A uc/21. W A-The Uni i'h bciaidlng paities, and • return­ ted States rtnbaity said today UusL negotiation* would begin early 'd July 21» to France, where they their voyage. They have next month for a treaty of "friuml- began r ('»<,'Inn,,1 |'n | , Klakll ' shin. commerce arid navltatlon” with Italy. -A spokesman oald ll would lie Drivers Licenses To not a commercial accord but a Go on Sale Sept. 2 "statement of principles" between the two naliona. (Tho United Drivers license*, whlelt must be State* announced last week the cancellation of 91,000,000.000 Itali­ renewed on or before Oct. 1, will go on sale. Tuesday, Bent. 2 at the an debtal. The spokesman said that a* pug- nffleoof County Judgo R. \V. Ware gested-by the United Btates. the ft the Court Houae. The holder of a 1347 llrense treaty would Inelude the “most favored nation" «lauie for treat­ will only need lo present lbs eld lieto**, either In person or by ment of national* and business. China and Australia already Another for renewal, said Judge ‘ hate negotiated similar treaties War*. with tha United States, tha embas­ The holder* of a vall-l out ofsy eald. but the propectivn pact Btate license must present the with Italy was 'believed to *he the lie N valid Been** they hold, and make first of Ita kind In Europn since niqrllcatlon for n Florida license, tha war. stating that their liconoe has not bean revoked or suspended. They muat hi so affirm that they are stilt In good physical condition, Train P assenger Is - t f a lirentc is not renewed by A rrested A t Depot DcL'J, Judge Ware declared, the h'ddgr.of a valid 10(7 llrenae ran Robert R. Coqper. of Tampa ina r-htaln a 1D4H lirrnse by paying •ng * paeeenger on a north bound tra In. >1.00 extra, or they can do a* ,h*; waa ar»e*le4ge*teedar tifterrmcv been/th* m in' dnrtiw ft? " * | s.-ao O’clock at the Sanford Dc- vraro, taka an examination before Dot on a charge of drunkenness tho road patrolman, an I In that and disorderly conduct. Cooper rvrnt tha extra 41.00 la not olio face* a charge of resisting c! Patrolman IT. R. BlHlngslv. who SPEED RECORD > mad* the arrest. . WASHINGTON. Aug. 24. m — M. C. Cinder reported lo police that tha laft front and rear fen­ Rear Admiral Alfred M- Prldo der* of hl< automobile had been said 'today the Navy anticipate* damaged by a hTl and run drlrer at that m speed of 876 mile* an hour 1:45 A. M. g t the Mom o r Bridge. mag,be reached by the D-B5H Sky Ha stated th at ha chased Ihe driver •treak. In further test*. The Jet .nearly to DaLand before ha b i t plana set a world record of 840.7 an hour kt Muroc, Calif, yrttenlay. track of hint. Each Fined $25 By Judge Herlong 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. 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 T e s tim o n y # D iscloses c*f l.'tm sn industry. j Of fir? i! United States Jources U m p ireM an lian clled acknowledged this today, hut did By O rla n d o M e n not di*clo*r th ' reasons the So­ viet* gave fo r‘ their objection. After hearing t hhee testi­ It is understood, however, that mony at the Mayfair Inn Irt Russia claims the plans for we morning, of John Ganiel, Lou lonfeiente would nullify term* Bevil. Umpire Cooper,, Umpnc Potsdam Agreement hold Lavelv. John Ktider. several Sen of the irimHmtttl ran I’m 1* Fightl ford specators and me mber’s oJ the Sanford Polite |)-;nit*i'e>,'. lurlge Sidney Union*, president nf the Florida Stale league. I»-T ged a $25 fine oti L’nipt re 1 avel, and Rex llrrivip «j llie (titand Senators for their .< lion* in *hr Municipal Paik in Sanford on th Mp/*> than 100 entries from gll night of Aug. 9. over Seminole County are expected In ,» Onleiui-tit. Pr< 1 ’ Her to rn m p e te for priSOS totalling long -Irrlnreil “The te*tininn> more than ISfH) In value at tha wpa !-• the effeei Uillpilg Pony Tournament and rare* which I.avHy's cap wnajputlrq "u hi* will !>o held en Libor Day a l tha linwt ii>* player rin->"P of <> oust bud of M’etlonvilln Park which Iniulo. 1’in pile .Lflvely's test'in-in)* D' being pul In good condition for was 1 - Ihe effret that If ibt- the events. It w u annotineed today hapi'ei 'i 1 lie WR» 11,'t nVare nf It." Hv Deputy S heriff Chartas B<ek, 9 100 Entries Will Compete In Pony . Races Labor Day At any rate It v .,- not in h D |w h n 1* chairm an of th* program , .xml by Sheriff Percy Mere. The dt’cn -tend at the e i» t end heppeil. ,spi| H erefur-' should hav. ,>f the field lia* !>eeiT covered With rep o rt. T h e i r w a * It" i,mii>t no u r t p i n d t h a t f l t | s ' " r i d e r t d id [u! r-illrd with a '.ractn.- fur»— by Roy and -J a w* a n s*(a» " <>f Lone wood. Thl* will nrovjqq John George_flcmler. .73, died ’ anyone .btggi«r--Umpire- t;dVeK.- for rnrlm,* by eight hnrxe* abragst* Kl bTT borne on East Knurl h and Umoire Lively •i,"ni'tt thxt Along-tke north aldn nf the ftelJ, 1 ’’tpirv Street this morning at 3:45 o'clKh arivone did *hq' It ■ iment Cooper, who, working wjtlj-LaviL- the narrow r a th .f o r Tournament following a short Itlnos*. f ly. «ald thai IP'.m yppa pnlhd rider* Ira* al*o heen claves! *o that A resident of Hanfurl Tor 24 I-ave|y'* cap, ha did not »,■<- it. ridrr* can spear the ring* with v e in . Mr. Bender wa* Imm in but that it could have happeiird." more accuracy. A ropeTor g bar- fy-w 3'ork Cltv Oct. 14. H73. lie “ In? tit-* repbtt ntr riniplri- le tar to bold hark the spectator* mover! lo Sanford from New Je r­ required to ndvise the leagti" Mlfix heen provided by St*v' Rennie sey and was engaged in fainting a* to rvr-rvtblng out nf thn Banfnrd School nf Aviation. here. Hr attended the Congrega­ prasldarit iCunllflHMl J*ftt J*nn(■ t f« III ! Many e ftltln g face* are protional Churrh and wa* a member mixed. and I in-re wilt lie n barrel nf the local Elka Club. rnre in which the rldcrx nni»i d'g-' Survivor* include ihe widow Mr«. Ycsley Im proves mount, crawl through barrel*, then Mr*. Caroline II.- Bend",- of Kan* nnd ride to thn finUh. Following Accident remount forth one daughter, 6!r*. Florence Deputy Beck railed *200 of the K. Pfeifer of Falrlawn, N. J.; two money from donor*, Frank Mr*. W. P. Ye»ly. who was prim pone, Frederick J . B ender of Han­ bruised Pnvtirk. *100. and tho County In an autoinhile accident ford and Edward 8. Bender of afternoon, is reported CummWiton. $100. It wai reported. Decatur, Ga,; also five grandchild- Tuesday to ba gatllug along tricaly a t r,lL_ Fernald-larughton Memorial llo*- Russell R eiw rls On will romluet plltl m i . i and .„ d will .i l l remain there i h . » »a f„w .. Tha . Elk* , : Lodga , few Plant Lice Control day* longer to recuperate. negro. ■ 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 main* will be sent to New Jeisay lha driver of the automobile which In reaearch work for tha agrigulS49 Friday afternoon for bur U,. s < collided with the '3H Plymouth tureal chemical* division of tb« eedan driven hy the Rev. W_ P, Pennsylvania Salt M anufactur­ ing Company hs* recently returnMidwest H eat Wave Yetlcy at Ninth Street and Mag­ ed from South Georgia and North nolia Avenue. Causes 28 Deaths Florida where ho ha* been work­ ing In a project of combatting aphid on tobacco. ny THE ASSOCIATED PRF„H8 Jap Treaty Talks aphids or plsnt Hca egnFace Postponement Theae legit 2A At least 23 persona have died r.'"\ . !>c, killed-With nicoUnsv-' f>». g - I f .«(. th e. Midawoai'a vnsled. He has alio made isv aril longed haat wave, and the hot WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 U P )- trip* during ths paat month weather continued today with no Nlne nafinri* which will jiar- Greenville, Mia*, wharf s t t prospect of relief. ticlpale In talks of a peace treaty are being mode to combat In Chicago, 24 person* were re­ for Japan have agreed generally and boll-weevil* that attaek ported to have died of cause* in­ with a United States suggestion ton plant*. duced hy heat elnca midnight that a ' two-thlrda vote should One chemical that abows pre­ Monday, while two such deaths govern Conference decisions. mia* in th* fight agalnit tha af^ The 8tatc Department dls- hid 1* Gamma g or benalna haaware reported In Indiana and two cloaed this today amid Indications Ichlorlde which wmi used- *ue*t*jothers In Minnesota. The Canadian cold air mat* waa th at tha conference Hoelf will fully by celery grower* la st y ftg have to be put off until lata fall be aaliL Thta leave* no objectionatallad at the U. S. boundary, or early next year. The U. 8. able residue on top crops but can­ moving eastward but not south­ orginally hoped to hold It this not be used on root crop* because. of ita flavor. ward. month. -• * ^ <} - , il _-sf- & ______ ______ ■ - � 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 20, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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FLORIDA PACE SIX W I WII. Explosion (Ca»ll»M < Irw ra g * OM) VVedemeyer Reports !Reporter Flies With To Chiang-Kai-Shek-Sanford Pilot During National Glider Meet NANKING. Aug. ip GF>— Geo. arnltr control tuday, Army enlneer* and troops. who arrived urlng the night, aurreedrd in eral Albert C. Wedemeyer, In a lie GARTH JONES isolating several large munition* five-hour conference today with dumps from which more explo General isslmn Chlang' Kai-Shek, A!’ Newsfeatures WICHITA FALLS. Tex. — Up ■tons had been expected. ■ gave the Chinese leader what ofThe gravity or the disaster flelal sources deserthrd as a front, the glider pilot uigghd a waa pointed up by the dispatch "very frank” report In conditions few gadgets and errmrd to be hav­ of Adm. Regsfdgo Rodrigues,-na­ in Formosa, (Union ami Shahghail ing* a swell time. Personally, I The American presidential en­ wasn't convinced of the extent of vy minister, from Madrid to the voy conferred at Chiang’a . re­ my pleasure. It was mv first title •gene. a glider. So complete was the ruin o ' sidence. with lime out only for in It’s not like rbllng in a regular the naval arsenal, situated .about lunch, and the unexpected length airplane. more like someone two mites from central Cadiz, if the session recalled Wede- tying n kiteUfa string to you ami say­ meyer's previous crltiral reports that no clue was left to the ing "HmvVwtpjkUag up thete. of rondltbm* 'jis he hsd found Dub?" Cause oft the disaster. The force of the explosion them In north -China anti Man"All we Irv to do is make a liar Cracked buildings in the hemt churls. *P out of.ihe guy who said "EveyfWrdrmeyer Is In China to lhU Of .Cadii. Street cars were drut.-Lluc-iM *. , ~ Tbr --hw.T- v!Ca u ksoA■vY't rtowp."* Glider Pilot tJuy Storer iS T f r ..m ed rentiMirr*After hjs fact-find­ of Rahfnnl, Kla.. commented over their, hinges. ing trips to the north, he express­ the left harness strap of his The explosion came at • I0:o« ed criticism of Inefficiency and parachute. P. M. last night. Spanish author- corruption nmrmg Chinese mili­ I wasn't ready to call anyom (ties announced no estimate of tary and rivoll officials. names vel. the casualties. 'Reporters said Oq Chill's fighting (routs, Down below the other nallp'nne* troops entered In lire 1,41h apnual rmcling most of * the Injured they saw meanwhile government had been cut hy flying glass nr listed In Homan provienre were of the National Soaring Society were bruited by falling debris. reported striking sharply against looked like flypaper captives. Tha Jerei de Is Frontera radio the communist rsiding forces of Just below n cloud up ahead n station, 16 miles to the north, Genersl 1‘o-Chrng, which had . cut little biplane tugged at several broadcast appeals throughout the thn Tslngtao-Tsinan rail line. hundred feet of tow rope. V«« A dispatch to the independent, air. felt like a tile rid?. night for d rotors, nurses and me*S newspaper Haiti Min I’ap from Its lelties. "Don't wiggle your elbows or Ambulances and rrscue teams Rushnw correspondent sold nation, voti’ll punch n liulo in the fab­ were arriving from as far east allst forces In northern Shantung ric.” Storer had warned when inaa Malaga, west from Huelva, rovlnre, moving from Tsinan. trodurlng the glider's cockpit. No sd joined a second column mov­ one want* to punrh holes’ln a rrafl and north from Sevilla. ing westward at Chowtauh. about that looks—nnd fe.ds—nleml 60 miles east of Tsinan. durable and airworthy os one of Tha government’s rampalgn Rally Rand's fans. to recapture the vital roal mines Reds Hit U. S. "How do you like I t’ ” Rioter nt Foshan, about 30 m ilrt south used about the sam • totm of voire of the railway, was reported anv auto driver would use In "loll­ (C anllaa.4 (row l’»«. <hte| and that will end the uniter," progressing. ing the kids to keep .pilot on the A government, aiiiiminrriqentj..| .hark V at. ■ • Johnson safd. <nld ChUng*; r tr e A -fn-Vhe past t He. m lm lg U ttM t, ItiiMit bus l’i nrtirallv no md*e, Nothing * > •'a* “Attributed all sorts of motives to four weeks bsd captured 100 hut the sound of the wind iit*h. tha United States which we never towns In {shantung province and ing past the cockpit reimpy and recovered more I tun 3,000,000 wings. thought of." of territory. The United State.* then suppor­ sq u a re kilometers Rlnrer pulled a lever nnd the ted a Chinese move that the coun­ The Communists, the announce­ tow rope fel| away. cil accept a Dutch plan for a single ment continued, have suffered "See. Nothing no here but us "Imparital state" to Investigate 07,000 casualties, including those and the air current*,” One whigconditions in Indonesia and s.ipcr- killed wounded and rspured. tip liped Up with’ the flng pole nt vfie resulta of cease fi^j orders. Sheppard Field. Thn nllit r rould T he'flrsl step would W a n ervlhrhave Iteen flirting with star*. ■pot report hy “earye.- consuls" I never knew I hsd it so g i <s| Btationerl In Halavla. pn j h e ground.-------- ----------------Seminole County -The-Ameriean-off-r-of good’of • 'Those are spoil -rs"-Storer pul­ flees was made In the course of led n gadget. A eoupl' of bmr, Court Records opening debate more than a fort­ door-looking things popp'd up on night ago when the council direc­ the wings. The glbbo ptaigKglly %%.1Mil %NT V IIHMIIO ted the two parties to Institute n WrHi*#, J t> Hits Kwbii 11 T« went in reverse. I.ike |Mid;iliiig truce. The Netherlands Immedi­ JulUn K 11if refill «(u¥ Minnie K * the wrong way on n coaile.- Idke. ately arrepted the American effer Nral, Jnrnn \ rlit* i.Vrrtta To Then we dropped d twn a rouide Vnrry M Hhtrjw Htil iFllen Jtin** bundled frrt to pl.’k up gliding but the Indonesians • Conditioned ('Hy of Hanford T *» i* A llilltfm their approval on the outcome of 11 H rlu t Otlv t* To Itolpo speed again. plea* to the council for U, N. in- A Arrtold| And I'm the lad wha Imtrqi tn J e n It in i r i m veitlgation and arbitration. Wash­ Tliffffifwtn* Al*nrr L Hus ride elevators. ington then sent a note to Jog- A To FrH^rlrk fl. «tui “Thai was a thermal” A th n , Jakarta last weekend declaring Ar n« H. mnl feels just like a kick In the Elgin* ||g*ftm I 'r u l t t Hut Tf * that if the Indonesian* continued Woodrow ITfjfiilt d u x I*n1ji. pants. to Insist on a specific method of MeNaughton, Jithii tWldrt fo "That's whnt ftreja us up in the settlement "our offer of good of­ K fiiic ea I! Millet d m IH1# H air.” Storer-explained. It was go. WI ilia m*. i a m M A eit*» fliii* T o ing to take a lot of explaining. fices necessarily lapsei." * Replying to contention* pf tin l»*winMl VI Mjirtflfr rt if ■ Ed IIt* S' Either the ground v a i coining up JatnV* A m u (HI* M*!r -Netherlands government that (he ToWHHftint to sav "Howdy” or v.v weie going Rickard William** U. N -had no Jurisdiction ■ ‘ - ‘ IIn the MMAii i . m t s : vitut ri. Ams* down faster than n greased pig II arrifnn J y r tu t Mmaff H on n fireman's ool-i. cases Gromykko declared “The Indoneslan-gmeinntent re- To Fjf*t Federal Hnvlnit* not "Guess we must have lost lh.il ANfH’|n||(in lies on the Security Council and IsOfit Hhatp** Varney it d in Ellen thermal. We seem to lie going expects help from It. The Nether­ Jann Tn J*mo A Ntit Hut (V r- down." There was an 'Ave' Vote lands act* a* if this organisation frmn- the trackseatrrr — -------TiAt f f l l t I t all. ... ..— -i t'tiamt'yvrs, Jrole Hr rtut Aflfinr •vriilnk I'll lust land It on the "The council alone must deride |t*l| To 11irfaint W Mp#ni*#r apron rinse to the hanger." • A T I i m K I r MOliTfiAlif: thi* question and not the Nether­ “* Jfthmtt* iMarbrnn and UTIH# glider pilot’s lijea of 'el'isj' I* next lands. The government of the Iliitlt To A J William* to the wash room yvhen he can Netherlands certainly will submit M T IU T IL TIIW ill' iffiVlTfS %f}|:a reached the paper towela without Lundrion, Andrew V To II H Ar­ to decisions of the council *jf>. we sUVlching. nold rlwi •how no Indri-iklon." A used far bargain Pulled mil H o»n*» Olrnoris le'*an ror|». Tn Complaining that the couneil I-ItIIIare llo|if>r on the taxi strip. Htoier whistled had uaetl too little of Jta power, and veiled and liounced.' The Fill rather tU n overstepping author.. ran pick up a copy of mv finger­ Itv as maintained by the Dutch, prints from those etch'd <m the th e ’Soviet delegate Hi to renewed Cold Front I ’o Hit ripcord pf that parachute. hii demands that troops from lioin Midwentern StateH NometHulv went over nnd some­ aide* be withdrawn to positions body went under. hold when hostilities broke Mil Rlorer cutsed btvause the nose July 21 In Java as thn result of Hy TIIF. AHHICIATKD I'ltKHg of the glldec waa barely Inside the From high' un the Rockv Mminwhat the Dutch called police ac­ *«ln slope nnnther cold front the hangar doors. tion. Aud now—Has anyone seen « "The government of the Nelh- sliding lastly eastward toward the fellow about no high and about so •rlands Is not satisflol that they hot nnd parched Midwest today wide? The one who salt! with perpetuated a crude attack on the with possible crop-reviving gen­ such malicious sweetness: ' Why Indonesians.” ha said. “They even eral rains, " I t’s too early yet to say just don't voti take a ride In n glidec demand that the Indonesian* not how this cold push will art or interfere with Dutch troopi." how much rain It will bring,” the W ater Tested Chicago Weather Rurenu said, that a decided rellsf from Local Communists In adding the high 90 and 100 degree temp­ | i i n i i i u t l i s a Pa»* n a r t Street.. . ' Greece Ajd Guerrillas eratures appeared a certainty for ■ty-fifth 3—F*r*'ald-1.aught cn Memorial most of the plains slates within Hospital at tlm Airport ATHENS. Aug. 19. O Pl-Press fft hours. The forecaster said the fold air ■ t —Municipal Ball Park at Me.r*ports today agld a heavy guer­ rilla assault on the town of Na- crossed Into Montana and Idaho lorvill* and Cel-ry Avenues. outia, 60 miles west of Halomka. from Canada about midnight am| ■ V—Mayfair Inn on East F:r*i ...' was beaten back last night aftor •hat It was exnrrtrd tn spread Into [Btrest. the Dakotas py *r,night, and Into ■ *>—ih* 1900 block on W*»t tsvsral hours of hard fighting. » ' '• The reports satfl ths guerrilla*, Minnesota and Nehtnska by to. T irst Strool. ■ ^ T h o Mock on West T hlrJ disguised as "peaceful citizens,' morrow. W lthln46hm ir». he ----------------a m *I rnmmlinlils b*.I l.llrn.J ave ttem peratu re/at least 16 do- Ichlorlne aimed ofF 1local Communists m sml burned .1117® 160 houses, the townhall, the pol- grees under todays continued ■ lk—Municipal Water Plant Arlatcr Iwforr chlorine was added. station and ths civil admlnls- highr Tradings. 10—Fourth Htieet Park be­ Th* accompanying rain, tha Ron office be/ors Iwdng rrpelBureau said, might turn out to tween Park and Oak Avmuse. Rnporta marked "aaliefaetory— : A v a l i s t forces jv .’ co said to bo only scattered showers but It hav* used srtm jrjrT ocounfer ths might also, Just possibly, he a nA coltform organkime found,” affects of heavy mnt!*r fire by general drought breaker for a were given for each of the above tho rebels, who withdrew to Mount considerable aec|lon of tho north- samples of water, said Mr. Raycentral and northern plaint states. rr, « Vermlon oorly this morning. The slamfatd barter lolugical Meanwhile, no relief wa* In War Minister Georg,i Slisto* is­ sued a statement saying the situa­ sight for virtually all the remain- analysis of water is designed to tion was Improving. If a said the w r of tho nation, sweltering determine whether or not col•rm r was considering the foima- again from a recurring hot blast llform bacteria ara present. These tlon of Independent mnbllo com- that has spared generally only the are the organisms , commonly mando units to fight tho guerril­ Atlantic and Pacific coast states. found In human and animal aewThroughout most of tho region ag*. They do not enute waterlas. • An announcement from Kosanc from the Appalachia n to the boms diseases but serve x« said 10 guerrillas captured in a Rocky Mountains, temperatures danger signals. If they ate pres i.” hauls a t Grsvtna July 27 had been in the 90a or above appeared cer­ ent there la* a possibility that in­ tain to.be. reppeatad today and to­ testinal pathogrnic bacteria (ty­ morrow, tha Weathor Bureau phoid, dysentery, etc.), may also •aid. be present. I t n u t l n r l y fiw Indonesian Fight tubes are used, each Inoculated with' 10 ce of the water sample. icvsUs m s tm s r * n o**> County Meet advancing on Sumatra to(f’«*tlaMO I r s a Faae Oae» tho ftro-gutUd t#wn ol iM arahnH'M Talks -Brandon, H miles north al. county agent and Horn- Dein. Eartlar Dutch dls- monstratfon outlay Is 29,072. | realises* f«.« Pas* ftael •aid somo 5.000 homsle** For publicity, tho Bowsl approp­ sign a hemisphere defense treaty wsro living at tha town riated--M,000 td the Rem! note liar* tenned "economic aggres­ food o r shelter. County Chamber of Cotnmotro and sion.'' 11,260 to th# Junior Chamber of Guillermo licit, Cuban ambas­ Md form of tho hollyhock Commerce. Total publicity eul- sador to the United States, told provbUd a r mmy ,aub- .liT i i sat at ia-ft77^-VTh- Hoanl rsport «ts h*—w o u l d " M 1 used to make marshmallow mad* every effort “ to gat »2:t0fl a matter nf principle that fun­ for the Jayceea, but found that damental human rights and d'gthey could not give this without nllles he preserved in this treaIANK4 k etesrin# tho mlllage," aald Mr. ty,M asserting that Cuba would “never sign any International ros'Yif0 w its from tho genets] oper­ agreement not containing such to thank those who aided ating fund Is the 9189,66ft lamdln- right* and dignities.*' ^ tn their recent Community tereat snd sinking fund which, is .... Drive. handled by the Stato Ooard ad­ Warm colored brents and brass Jerry Walker, Exalted Ruler ministration In Tallahaues and Is containers era perfect for ■f*U Sealy Walden, Secretary financed by gat tax revenue*. and winter flower arrangement*. t E & ■ ' Oviedo Special In fhe Sanford Herald lly MAR|AN R. Y, Mrs. Paul M. Camplmll k M R R. I- Ragsdale Fntrrlaineufw (tb a luncheon at Mrs. Csmpbsll'a hmne Friday at 1:30 in honor of Miu l^ma Aulln, bride-elect. The rooms were attractively decoruteil witn white asters and fern, 'pie lunch*, on was served on Individual tm.vs to each of the guests, after which the hride-elecl was presented with an assortment of gifts. 'I‘he hot. trsses gifts to the bride Were in her chosen pattern of Fust oris. Those enjoying this affair Wert: Mrs. Andrew Aulln, mother of tjre honoree. Miss Hetty Aulln, and T W I W ? gtaluy, Cafl llaul, Fred Pierrot, J. N. Thompao.n lut«M>n llgidjr, Robert le e Kemp, 1. W, Coates, Jo,., Lidnhart. and J. il. Jones, Jr., Oviedo, and Mrs. Rfrharil 'tiimck, Miss IIIil is* Crcalhe, snd Airs. J. R. Augcnblick, (Irlamlo. Mr. and Mrs. Rravc* tlsstoe, who have l*een guests of C. T. Nildacks. have returned to their home In Atlanta. Wh'lo hern they visited' manv points of interest In Florida will* their hosts. Mr. and Mrs. n*n II. Joni-a spent Ihe week-end at Daytons Rearh with Mrs. Jones* parent.*, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Iterher. Mr. and MrsTTom lioTlIiigsworth have"B7riy,;d In Oviedo and will le b.iatrd at the Covington raidsn house temporarily. Mr. Hollings­ worth will In* associated with (’baric* T. Niblark In business. Mr. and Mrs. William It. Mrrk and daughter, Joan, nml son, llllly who have been visiting- fo r , tpfc oa«t sVvSral w erks% rTulraV O kla., TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1947 Mr. and Mrs. Donsld Lclnhsrt and twins, Wynn snd Gary, havo returned from a recent visit to Tampa with relatives; alto Day. tuna Reach, where they were Ihh guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Max Lelnh a rtr Mr*. I.ueille Johnson; of Ilrlle Glade, has returhed homo after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. NI Mack and family. • * Mr. and Mrs. ,C. O. Rildwln, of Dallas. Georgia visited friend* and relatives In Oviedo Thursday. They visited with Mr, J. A. H ar'lx and Mr. and Mrs. R. L Ragsdale, an I were dinner gurats of Mr. and Mrs. Young Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gore and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKinnon were dinner guetla,of Mr, an.LMr*. Joe * ■ - Thumds r e n iilitg-^K* honor of Mr. LeinharCahtethday. Mr. and Mra.'llurgr** Mr,Mahan are the parents of a aon. horn Thursday night at the Florida Sanitarium. Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Ward are the parents nf a boy, too. Sir*. Ward Is the former Sliss Kalidra Culpepper, sister of Mrs. Henry Wolcott, The Rev. II. L. Kirk, of Orlando, who has teen substituting for the Rev. II. II. Link, who is on vaca­ tion. was the recent dinner guest of 5!». and Mra. Fred Pierson, other guests Included the Rev. Kirk’* sister and Dr. J. W. Martin. Jills* Martha Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. IL Hunter, snd Mr. Thomas E. Todd, were united in marriage on August 12th a t ' fiavunnah, Georgia. Mr. and Mr*. Todd are nnw visiting Sir*. Todd's parents hare fur several davs before returning lo their work at New York CiVy. Mr*Todd » formerly o f 'S t. flabrieT. ritillfomla. -| l.irut. ami Mr*. James R, .Mor­ row of G rrrn Cove Springs are the week-end guests uf Mr. nnd Mrs.* Hill Martin. Mrs. Claire Coffee, of Fort Pierce, was the recr’nt guest of Judge and Mrs. Theodore Aulln. Mr. Dan Chislohm and Mr. R ee se Chltham are spending the week-end In lutkelsnd. Tennessee-and Atlanta, have returnetl home. Mra. Lcdn Peters, of Tails,mssee, wa* the recent gurst of Mrs. Maude C o a te s. Mr. and Mra. Hoy Eason, of Savannah, Georgia, arrived Raturdav to apend m-xl week with Mr. Eason’s alstrr^Mra. Mae King and Mere. Mrs. Geo. C. Moans tmtl Mr. Means. Mr; ami Mrs. I.con (tlHff left, fhrrrrtaV" tn ’SpcniFa Werv a t "IVayThe froren. food Industty now is tona Reach. rolls, Mr. and Mrs. (I. R. Moon and processing frown pies, daugliters. Martha Anno ami rakes, and other desserts. Valorr. who have teen touring the West, are now in Atlanta. Slewed rose* ’ and primroses ' Mr. and Mr-*. I.con Olllff were mice were popular continental! recent dinner guests bf Mr. and dr-.serts. ■ ' | Mrs. I. O. Anderson, Orlando. Mra. The™lore Aulln. Rr., Mrs. F. T, !a.*e. nnd Mra. It. F. Rnttler*on spent Thursday at Winter Haven. Mrs, Mae E. King and guests', Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kssyn spent Sunday al Hilvrr Springs. En route home they will Ron at Day* wee » - • - - -* tuna Rrarh for several dnvs. Miss Hillic Chance, who has lie<-n visiting her aunt. Mra. Carol llatnerlck, Mr. Ilnmrrirk nnd Car­ ol. Jr. nt Apopka, hi* returned home. . . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wagner amt children,- Knv nnd-Tommv,~ttsr* moved Into their newly constructed home at Uuludred. Mrs. Augusts D. Covington !f spending several weeks at Ashe­ ville. N. C. Mr. nnd Mr*. Will Cat Itj n and grnnddaughtrr, Lynelle, who har>‘ teen visiting Mr. Carlton's sUtrr, Mrs. J. N. Thompson, and Mr. Thompson, liave n-turnr,| lo their home nt Trenton, * Mrs. Floyd Wngnrr anil rhildten. Kav and Tommy viaHnl Mis. Wagner's parents, Mr.' nnd Mrs. Frank Tnlls.tt last Week. Mr. nml Mrs. A. M ..Jones left Ruridav to visit Mr. Jones' moth­ er, Mrs, O'Neal, nt Webster. Af­ ter several days they will return with their daughter, Shirley, who has hern at Webster vis'tlng for'a couple of weeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, Jr. left Saturday for a three weeks' vacation. They will stop at Way* nrtville, N. C. first to vUlt Mr. Wheeler’s parents Mr. gpd Mrs. B. F. Wheeler. Rr. and sister,-Mrs. Jphn Evans, Mr. Evan* and child­ ren for a while before rolng on to other points of Interest. Mrs. Fred Pierson ami dauxhter-, Anne, left Saturday for New Smvrna n*ach where thev will spend several (lavs with Mr. and Mr*. Brn F. Ward. Fred Pierson left Saturday for Georgia where h* will visit r*l>. D P Entry London Fashions Are N ot Drastically New (f •><!•>•* IrvHi Paav Past Miller are subject to Renats con­ firmation Isjrr and were .made a* reccr* appotetm er's. In his statement of Dec. ??, 1945, to which Ross referred, Mr. Truman said thpt 'The Immensity / of the problem of displaced per- sons and refugees Is almost be­ yond comprehension." At that time, the, Prssidont said most of the person* wennatives of Central snd Eastern Eutope and the RaUsn't. The Im­ migration quotas for all this# countries for one year total apI proximalely' 39,000, two-thirds of * which ate allotted to Germany. By BARBARA WACR AP Newsfeatures LONDON— A new silhouette, not drastically different but clear­ ly defined. Is emerging from the “big ten” London ftihiou shows. Tentative attem pts of the last two vears have Jelled into something different, though London hour** still shv a t extremes, out of sym­ pathy for their coupon-circum­ scribed customers. Skirls and coats of suits, are longrr, ‘with waists corset-tight, hips accentuated. RklrU are of two extremes—pencil slim or ac­ cordion Dhraled. fcnlng his Jacket* with ranvas and padding. Dfgby Morton does it with pockets. Export clothes are often 13ti inches from the floor, but for tho home market most designets stick to 16 o r 16 inches. Onlv Norman Hartnell haa experimented with mldtealf lengths in hts day clothes. " I’m having pity on my home customers who have to wear last year’s coat over this year'* suit,” said Amies. Dav dresses are fairly simple, with tiny waiate and rounded hips. Rome houses use drapery, mostly to the front, where the skirt full­ ness is usually concentrated. Hardy Amies uses much diagonal drap­ ery. Many of his dresses show wraparound lilies with aide fasten­ ings, drapery is pulled up (o one side, necklines often cross over,This house shows m an/ suit nlou the neckline. MostAoats are tightly fitte d 'a t the waist ami fully flared below II. Hut there are stltl a few loose, flawing, swing-back roata, with huge collars and lapels to match the lining. There are a few finger­ tip length coata worn over pencil alim skirts or suits. M an/ jackets, worn over dresses, are buttoned high. This seems to he .a year of rrer-nsr Almost all-lbe houses fra^ *--‘ lime and bottlo green. turrd Amies had a soft, light mossgreen, a quince and manv brownish-yel­ low greens. Hartnell showed many purples, electric blues and other hard color*. There Is still w lot of dull orange, brick, scarlet and crimson.Htlebel teamed up a jot of soft loiren Broadus, Jacksonville, was named by Florida sports writers for tho IDtft Orange Bowl award of “ Moat Out sanding High School Athlete.* Broadus Is now a freshman at the University of Florida English tweeds with' dark or bright velveteen o r new "cottoo velvet” blouses. Gray and white went with Nile green, a red-flecked black tweed suit had a tdack vel­ vet ehlrt. He ehowed a good deal of copper pink, toffee-beige, wesktea and orchid-gray colon'. There were a few anklr length cocktail dresses In the collection, but British houses do not go for these as Americans do. Amies evening showed, two, ankle dresses, om white w** end lea. entitled "Starlign "Moonlight.” But the bsjlot length skirt for .evening..is ’.unpopular here, and American women wno expect to wear them to smart GLIDER FEAT ' reatauranta here run the risk of RERN, Switzerland — HP)—A being asked to leave as they are Swiss gilder pilot, Max Sehackennot considered "evening dress.” mann, haa made the first westto-east crossing nf the Alps in * CLEANING UP. gilder. Rchachenmhnn took off at NEW YORK—(AT-Three To­ Help, near Bern, and landed St mer malor leaguers, Al Cueclnello Hilvaplnna, near Rt. * Moritz, a of-the-C-erdinalt-and liianUi-Wal- ‘distance o r i K kllbmeTer*;-------|y lli.IS.rrnw of the Rinstnr* ai.d Wally Signer of *he Cubs, «:e Fish is one of the most p#rmembers nf the New York Citv Department nf Sanitation baseball Ishnble of foods. team. Russlnns have obtained a nu­ Commercial freezing of fish bv tritious oil from the seeds **f artifical refrigeration .late* back knnpdragnn*. to 1661 in Maine. LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO K N O W S rrrr THE TOBACCO AUCTIONEER! .. . - r g t s ® ? : .. * . ■ . l i d 's a n t f — — j-. ——__ cr*. his mother-in-law. who has been Spending several weeks there with her daughter, Mrs. Uoh Cox,1 of Moultrie, will retty-g with Fred. A CUB ■ JOHN f a l t e r FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette Bof i: IT Bear for Work LUCIAN PUADOM IS RIGHTI. . . And lUce him, scores of other experts.. .who really Anoui tobacco... have Been the makers of Lucky Strike buy " fine quality tobacco.** After all, that’o what you want In a cigarette . . . the honeet, deep-down en­ joyment of fine tobacco. -*>— t e r e m em b f n v W6T0H /tlC K Y ^ T R I K i^ flA N S FOR Mil So R ounds So F irm , t o F u lly R ocked — So ^ N E F re e a n d ToB A C C O l« o y on . ■ fl pet cen l of tlte snmtnl quota, or 3,1*00 monthly. Congressional committees hvld hearings during th* recent ses­ sion ot Congress but took no ac­ tion on a proposal to admit 400,- 1 000 displaced persons, 100,000 yearly ovrr a four-year period, to the United States. There were estimates a t the hearings that there are approximately 660,000 to 900,000 .displaced persons in Europe. In connection with his 1945 di­ rective, Mr. Truman continued: "I consider that common de­ cency and the fundamental com­ radeship of all human beings re- *-* quire us to do what lies within > ou- power to see that our estab­ lished immigration quotas see used In order to reduce human suffering." The President then directed th# . secretary of state, ths sttorney „nd .qthrr ’rrfU teal. - tn .-recced a t^ n c e “to* “apedite th# quota immigration of displaced persons and refugees from F-urnpe to tho United States.'' . \ * ® * * i\ j V • \\ ■, rv-rr^3r=? . . .+ . ■- - i "' - - / j ., t . .! ' l-r- f _ V '- . * �t , --------------- -- T alvTT-'** —* f (a U aity Thcrv la Btranylh— TH E W E A T H E R To Protect til* Pm m of U * World i To Promote lb* Pro* res# of Amtries; To Produce Proof wparity for Rsnford- Considerable cloudiness with scat* Ur«d showers tonight and Thors* da*. Modtiate «»«terly wind*. AH INDEPENDENT DAILY ■NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXV111 SA N FO R D , E s ta b lis h e d 1 0 0 8 ^r- No. 199 FLO RIDA, W EDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1947 Congress Credited U. S. Examines Disbanding Of Marshall In Loan Talks Saving In Budget Snyder Says Problem Lie Says UN Investi­ Truman Predicts B ig­ gest U. S. Surplus'; Spending Outlook May Be Increased By STERLING P. GREEN WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 W $ Prnkirnt Ttuman raid today fed­ eral spending this fiacal year will fall only $500,000,000 ahoit ol hu original eilimate tWpite the Republican economy drive >ii Congreu. But he forecast an hi» tone $4,700,000,000 budget »ur* pint next June 30, (. ' i - ^ . vM r. T ^ a a *$ n controlled Congreu credit for cut ting $1,520,000,000 from the coil of government. 1 But the next • result because of intervening' factors, he dectee d ,. will be a total outlay i t an even 347,000,000,000 Instead a t the <17:628,000.000 ho predicted last January before the Repub­ lican costcutters got down to work. -Furtharmore, In (he customary mld-vear budget review made public lata today Mr, Truman rented this double-barreled no tice: f ir s t this country's Internation­ al program,-perhaps including ti c Marshall plan for European re­ tu rn y may run up eoats and trim the record-breaking surplus. Second, taxes must stay high. ^ Tli« Chief Executive didn't Han't use there,word* about taxes; but ne said the surplus must be used to reduce the nslional debt and stand as reserve “against emeigentles, whether at home or ; abroad." iThe goverfynent bases Its high Income estimate, ' Mr. Truman ■aid, on "a continuance of am. ■ploymant, prices and Incomes close to th*lr present levels Approached W i t li G r e a t Sympathy; No N ew Loan Asked gators In G r e e c e To Remain, Even If Russia Withdraws WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 (ff) Secielary oj the Treatury Sny­ der today repotted good progieit British - Amctican finincul High July Exports, in talks and indicated he was piobIncrease In Coal ing England's internal affair*- at Production C i t e d ■ condition of eating the $3,750,000,000 loan agreement. Snyder, chief United Slates nr LONDON. Aug. 20 u tt-D m uty Prime .Miniiter Herbert Mot- gotistor, told a newt conference item announced today' si^u ^cl, ,j(ally- thal thr,*Btiliih have w U d - itJ y . -*j*y* - -additional—loan and increased coal production in the due union that opened in. the battle for Britain's eco­ Monday. nomic recovery. Aaked to comment on report* . Provisional 'rxport figures fo- that-b e is Interested In English affairs. Including produc. July, Morrison told a- news con­ domestic tion lags and the nationalisation ference, totaled $4411200.00(>. of basic industry, Snyder replied: "We a r t going to want a full "the highest level since Novem­ ber, *1920, and, apart from' thhl understanding oj thla problem, so wa will ask any pertinent month, ptobably the highest ever naturally Question that has a bearlrfg on recorded i iha-loan. LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 20 —Trytjvr Lie, *rc«etary-8cneial ol the United Nation*, look thaip ittue today with a Ruitisn con­ tention that the Bsjkan Investi­ gating Commitiion and it* *ul> tidiary group in Greece were "liq­ uidated" now. lu reply to repoit* that Rut ua and Poland might withdraw riitu both the Balkan. Couijut*; Progress Seen In British Economic Survival Battle “It begins to look as if we have 'stopped the rot In coal," ho added, Indicating Britain might lie In a position to readme coaTvxports to the continent by licit year. But. Morrison warned: "The crisis la still getting graver. W# shall have to fave worse things before w a s r r through.” While he spoke, the Board of Trade President, Sir Stafford Crlpps, was eonferrimr elsewhere in Whitehall with U. S. Under­ secretary of State William L. Clay­ ton. Clayton arrived from Paris with arguments for further cuts In British tariffs and In »om*t Imperi­ al trutii- preferences. "We must get this dollir situa­ tion settled some how,” , he com­ mented as he drove to lunch wllh Blr Stafford Cripps, president of IC eeilaaee m r a s e T e e ) th«T hoard Bf trsiM r A spokesman for the board said tbe luncheon talk was concerted State Okays Budget with “the tariff negotiations which f o r County Count Schools have, been taking plate ct tbe International Trade Conference In TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 20—The Geneva, and this, of course. In­ State Department of Education cludes the question of imperial today approved the <481,1112 <481.013 bud­ prefers ncea." Oih*r Whitehall (government! ratio* of Komlnol* Jwm get i o r the operatic* - , r i______ County school* aa submitted .re. officials said they were "bracing c*ntly by the county board of pub­ themselves for a new economic shock. The general expectation lic instruction.'was that Clayton would tell Cripps Joaeph Whltner McCaatln and to "reduce Empire preferences ao lire. Rota Gauldlng Elchelbcrgrr that American goods can compete Were among those who recently .with Brit]sh goods—or face the received graduate certificates from consequences o r a hardened U. 8. the State Department of Edura. administration and Congress line tion which Issued 327 teaching on further dollar aid.” certificates during July, according Meanwhile, the London Dally to figures-released this week b> Mall said .Prime Minister Attlee State School 8upt. Colin English.' Intended to' resign "In the near llssllssiS ■■ f a s i Tw#t .Supt. English said the school dapartment issued bight post grad­ uate, 221 graduate, five urnlergraduate, 48 provisional and 46 C ap t Hudson Returns temporary certificates. ■ W ft A W From Encampment . Seine Cros&ing Copied B y Jamborfee Scouts ROLLEBOISE, France, Aug. 20, WV-Flra truck loads of American Bor Scouts traveling under field order* made a surprise t... . . this city *nd duplicated the first crossing of the ysargago , | Led bjs an Army Jeep and three French Scouts aa guides, the '' American Jamboree Scout* did not what was coming until tho * f‘ • know truck* pulled up * t x dam and they wars told to pile out. Here Arthur McKinney of White Plains, N. Y„ executive director of the U. 8. jamboree contingent, in­ formed them they had been chosen to duplicate tho conditions of the secret American crossing vt that point Aug. 20, 1044, which was not discovered by the Germans ~ l. until after * bridgehead was es- Six U nit Apartm ent To House Tourists A naw navei six unit building is being erected nude touristy ia the OrlanM highway ju it k o f-th # City limits by E. Capt. Byrd Hudson has returned from-the Salvation Army encamp mynt at Camp Starks, which w»* attended by 200 young people Aug. 4 through the 16. Tho camp la located at Lpks Bradford. The program included feligioua Instruction, boating, hikes, swim­ ming practice, and Instruction In buiif people attending ~ ih e camp from here were Curtis Hall, Marjorie Hall, Bar bain GDI, Al­ berta Brewer, Tommy Bronson, Margaret Oglesby and Leonard Taylor. Nearly a full page of Bluet ra­ tions of youth recreation program activities of the local poat of tha Salvation Army ora shown In the Aug. 23 Issue of tha War Cry, official publication of the organ­ isation in the South. A large group of the dally vocation Bible school pupils are shown about to embark on a bus for a day’s out­ ing. They are also shown in front of tbe Salvation Army building. The staff ofV tha Poat i« also shown. Including Capt. Hudson, T adet Lieut. Earl Griff I Leonard Taylor, Corpm C td it Lot Leon White. llfsguard. !S2t Japs To Tell Story Y" Of Pearl Harbor But, in anlwer to n question whether he was being “very tough" about Britain’s "Socialis­ tic experiments,” the secretary replied sharply: "I don’t know of any such qurs■tios* that havy come up. As far a* being tough is concerned, t have assured Sir Wilfrid I Sir WIIH d E»dy. second secretary^of the British Treasury) that we ere viewing the British problem with a great deal of sym pathy/' Snyder aald he has not ,fgon* Into the facta deeply enough” yet to decide whether ha shares Prime Minister Atllee'a view of thq grayity of‘ the "dollar crisis,” ' English ........... but he added; I am relying on Mr. Attlee to have voiced what he thinks Is the condition of tha country'," __ HU reply was "unequivocally no" to a question whether the British had requested discussion of o clause providing for revision (tesllstv S «* «M tlit- «hI fik1i*i v flliwil M t-------- I S O S t •1 the effects of tha cooler .air Ute today, but It would not reach Wisconsin and northern Illinois until tomorrow, -the forecaster •aid. . . With temperatures In the high 90s * generally escept on the Pacific Coast yesterday and in prospect for today, Ice shortages were reported In some Michigan cities. A t Chicago, tha record of 84 degree* for this date which has stood slnca 1874 wa* expected to topple, along with tha one for the numbers or days In tha month with readings off 90 80 or o higher. Forecaster I. W. Drunk aald a maximum of 80 today would equal the record of 11 such days for the month, established in 1844. Tha i 1* bring built of concrete ___ TOKYO. Aug. 20, —The Jap­ Units wiU be ft anese navy’s version of tha sneak complete with a attack on Pearl Harbor and Niptwo builder* arrived pen's preparations for tha 1’aHfie War are slated to eons* before the International ^Military Tribunal tomorrow, Defense counsel for flidakl Tojo and *4 other wartime Japanese Byrd J. Goode it president *f the gun dub., lead*™ accused of war cri ' . U — -----------concluded of testimony relating MERCHANTS MEETING diplomatic Iw Sanford Merchants Asece­ A series rn will bold a dinner meeting evening at 7:00 o’clock at among the the Mayfair inn. All Merchant* prosecution charged introducing numerous of­ who have not been contacted with ■el was Introducing ficial documents which tha Jsp- regard to their reservations prvilousiy had call H. B. Pope, ticket reported a* missing. e' M , *Missed Death In Army Plnhe Crash Lie supported the position of the council majority, led |>y the United States and Britain, that both the commission arul--It a . rep­ resentatives In the Balkans would continue to function indefinitely (allure to find a solution to (he problem, lie said lie agreed completely wllh the opinion expressed by Counril President Earls El KboUry of Syria. "The subsidiary group Is there and I think it will be there aa long ns the Security Connell wants it to stay,” Lie said. "That I*, m conformity with the previous action of tho coun­ cil. Asked whether he believed tV failure* of the council to find a solution to the Balkan dispute turd (affected the fSrnrtfge of the UN, lie 'aald : "Oh, certainly. But the aitunlion ia no more serioua In my opinion than it waa a year ago We have rearhrd a deadlock ninny times. There Is no more'reaaon to be peMlttilillc after yesterday'* (Russian Veto) action than 4her« waa Iwst- year, Tha nitr.anwn !■’ about the same." Early msrlt system examina. tion*. to b« held by tlm Florida Msrlt System Council for 10 t ins»*i of social work positions, offrr local rssldsnta an exceptional op­ portunity to qualify for employ­ ment by the State Welfare Board amt the 12 district welfare lioards, according to Mary Holler, nirmbcr of tha District No. 12 Welfare Board. "Those who pass the m rril sys­ tem teats, Mr*. Holier said, con■tltuU an eligible register fr»m which social work position* with the state welfare agency will lie filled as Vacancies ,*xl«t of occur. Since social worker* are employed In every ctmnlv of the state, Ihoie who luecetafully pone tho examina(lone have an oportunitr of being employed at homy nr near home, It la the policy of the district welfare board* to glvo preference tb local residents who uuAtify. In any event, they have the assurance ---- ----- -----------— Mrs. Holler accented tbs fact that job opportunitios would ex­ tend through ths Ilfs of ths regis­ ters to he established. Thowi who are not ready for Immediate em­ ployment, Mrs. Holler aald, should qualify for positions later on. Tbe demand for district welfare visit­ or*. ths basic social work position, ha* been continuous ivur a period of yaara and Vacancies exist in soma districts nOw, she said. Those who wish- to take the tesla must file application* with ths Merit System Office, P, O. Box 1134, Tallahassee, Fla., I R I I M I R H r t i r 1 8 (1 Inot n 'k later than Sept. 5, Mi*. Holler declares. Application blanks and Information may be obtained from tha Merit System Office upon ttauest. Mrs, W. P, Yosts/ » « • taken to Kerneld-Laugh Ion Memorial Hos­ pital shortly after 1:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon following a brier collision between ths *88 Plymouth sedan th a t the Rev. Yetley was driving south on Msgnolla Avenue,I and * westbound taxicab Ninth Street crossing. Mrs. Ysnlty was somewhat bruised and today x-rays are to be taken to determine possible rib fractures, sold Rev. Yetley. who was not Injured In the accident. , K O f C COMMANDER BBTON, Aug. 20 (AT— John E. Swift, a Ma*sachuSStU su­ perior court Justice, waa reelected unanimously todar os Supreme Knight of the Knigbt of Col- urnhas. 1 , : IT. J . .4 ♦ ’2' - V - Z■ . Sll/zz I f Y ■> Dutch Governor Hits Indonesian . Party Leaders ,a . _ i/i- nsi Economic Stabiliza­ tion Of Old World T a k e s Precedence OverWestern Needs Ni-nttal qimders In llalav n heavy burdens" In ) determined , inletpielrll tin- uddrees as i ml 1- effort to meet minimum require­ j I mine (hoi lln- Hutch mighl lie ment* of war-devastated ureas in ral 1eonsidering n drive un the Indo- Europe and Asia "now threatened Ihi* photo w made on n rescue cruft a* Iunity Injured Corpon with starvation and vrono-ulc He Hand, ony* thrst- |H-r»iois in survive the crash of n R-17 near ‘ ticaimc Republii’’» vaiiltiiL Jogjn- chaos," II,-inilillu, lisn'nii. was carriiil alH>ni<l. Ten .persons died itv the eiaih i kai la, unless Msr«li*ll continued: tending lie fuel-less Iwmlsu in the-Pacific, tlE miles southwest of} lions o( the ceuss-fire order hull"In. assuming this bin Jen w* llonolulu, AinOug the missing was tiemge ('. Atcheson, Jr., chairman rd h'ctln-ilmiite liciiihiinii ter* «uhl have not lost light of the econ­ »•( the Allied F-nilio! Counril for Japan. Photo transmitted by loihiy Dutch futcr* hud suffered omic problem* of the Western rsibti (aourVan Francisco. (Inte'inational Soundplioto) 2t i rasunltles from Ih*' Indones­ llrmtephvie. A* n matter of fact ian viol ntloti* nihrr till- Oldl'f, the erutioinie tehahllttullon of lt!i|lte*teil by the United Notion! Europe I* vital to Die econunfy of • Security Council, went into ef­ tin* hemliphere. “My government will continue fect id midnight .Aug. -14. "T he Indonesian cabinet met ’’lit io ta k e n p economic question* with eiiiergencv session at Jogjakarta Its sister i/-public* an! seek • to ptnu for removal of limit vnu sound basis for practical ccopttsit<il to Sumatiu if necessaiy, u tion.” In an Indirect reference to totdispatch from that city said. (lunllHan <m* l(Nit itts ) The cshlnet ws* repifsonte I u* expecting full scale irsiilliptlon S l o w d o w n , S i t ( l o w n of host ill lies with the Dutch. (The Dutrh cabinet met at tlm Hunt For Atcheson Hague In emetgeocy session to Will Be Continued discus* Indonesia and action ye*, let liny tn the United Nation* K«HONOLULU, Aug. 20, i^ J—Ths i’.oblr mt rrtelmg to child care DETROIT. Aug 20 <>V) A curlty Council,! Navv announced todsv the March Vnn Monk's aildres* wa* the for some trace of Ambassador *nd welfare wric today explained (o coniracl by’-patting ihr right In *hsrpe*( criticism he ever lipil L * (hfe.es _ l t 1' ’ { George Atcheson, Jr., would b* Kiwenieni_ t. lfe • aihr Inuriit- /Center couit ,\tiion lot 7,00( 1. 010 L/iui- leveled At tho pnlive lleputillcsu continued several day* although itby ihr Rr*. C, HLVThompson, »u- rd Aulu Wurkrtt ol (hr Muimy government. He lilameij the Jog has nliandom-d hope of finding ((-.'allHH-fe feg {'»■* Toe! perintemlrui fur ihr pail liir-c Cot|>ot4tiun of Amriua .uicl him alive, _ Th# Hawaiian 8ea FroTilter'a anmonth* at the Florid* Methodi-I lod.iy -in u lfid t( ilamp o( tpjiidvnimnremrnt coincided with a pro­ Children'* Home in Enterprise. He al. Parnj?aayari Rebels mise hv Brig. General Frederick wa* mtrndocrd by .S.mford DoudCompany and union hailed ihc Fleeing To Argentina | J-Jney. . Agrrrmrnt, rmimg a stnkr lhat . , , , | find out tits cause of ih* plan* ' President l.e*ter T harp nnd ha* rraclicd * IB day*, a* "lull AIRES, Aug. .0 iil \ . | n wi^-h Atcheson and nlna Vlce-Prrsidcnt, Frank Laituon and to hoih pailirs" and ’’romplrlrl) A BUENOS dlsptrh from corrlentte. o t l n - i s p e r i s h e d . W, A. Morrison were named a* «n the I'arngunvuii lexder. snid The Navv snid Hu intenalva delegate* amt ()«car Harrison, Dr, uliifactoiy." The company, tn aguoleg to today Col. Rafael Franco, n leader tihnse of the si-aich had ended, U T. Do** and . Ed luino a* alter­ in th# I'araguayan relmlllon, had nates to the Kiw«ni* (onvVntbin gtee up II* prerogative of court brrived there along with thou- lint that air ami surface patrol* aU rting Oct. 12 at West Palm action for brrarh of rol.lrart, ob­ sand* of (other relwte Inking re­ would hr maiulamrd, piohshly for tained from 'he Pttinn u danse fuge In Argentina, and that vic­ the rest of. the week. A naval Beach. • aring restriction( un its mem tory for th e ' government foire* officer said shout Ih* only hop* Need of care and affection by remaining I* lhat Atcheson'* body ||* rights In' artikn. .Slowdown rhlldn-n wore *t reseed by the Rrv, appeared at hand. would flout,to the inrfaco and be Thompson and lie added that in and aitdown strike* were uullnwcd. The battle for Asuncion, recovered. -Corporation officiate said regul­ Ital of I’amguay, was in its 1'Fspile of all that Institution* ran last; Kimble, Army air inaneclor, ar­ do, those ran only b« Lilly glvrn ar. Production schedule* would hr phase; the dispatch declared, add­ at home. "Voting*.era do not rrxifen-d Thursday. Maintenance ing that the force* of Ft evident rived l>v plane, yesterda/ to inneed to 1m lakrn potscailon of woikrrs were iiik-nl In repurl this Htginln Morinigo Itmtl a heavy ad­ veatlgnle the ernsh. The converted B-17 teiinlo-r, it* ga* lAiik* amprit^r. { I 'u ll M r * M I'fear T S rrrl afternoon. The rtrik ', which In-gun liecaus# of superiority in plunge<l Into the -lea about July 21, sharply cm tailed produc­ vantage modem'wraport*. The advice* bald mile* we»t of Honolulu. Saturday tion In ForJ Motor Company plant* and hlled 10.tK**> wuiker* In the rrl>rte had »u(frtcd 1,050 midnight with 13 aboard. Three Legion Post Backn in the buttle. were rescued and five bodies re­ Httidi-hnk'-r’Corp. J'lsiite dependent CBKuqltie* The I’araguayan government covered. National Guard Unit on Murray for te-dy roniuonenla. * nnounced In A*|picjun.test til JttO B la fc aolbeJcftfcttU'aili* taidp r j r ^ r SB lU T o -meeting for Wedm vrls/ to vpred ■***» Asuncion were ort the run. Dis­ SriMalVcHTEmeFCTl In Ailin (i'rtHt tlturdf 4>bs i*<iMt the National Guard patch#* from tha capifnl said no N ational Air Races and to render every pnsilbte aid firing had been heard in the city to Capt, Roy Green In forming a [Joyds Rociuve Call for two days. new company here waa adopted at CLEVELAND. Aug. 20 l he Monday evening meeting of From Son In Hawaii Caippbell-Loaiing Poet 63 of the w rte entered In competlon for Oil Company Moves American Legion.' |H6,0O0 In prtie* offered In the Vr«t*rilfy afternoon at 2dl0 Plant To Clermont 11»47 National Air Recta a* of­ A motion wae passed directing- o’clock the telephone tang in the ficials of the serial derby closed Adjutant Joel Field to-contact' home of Mr. and Mra. J. A. Lloyd A huge dsrrlrk^ w a r today re­ the.book* today on entries. Mrs, Edward Kfrcher to determine on the Upsala Road. Mra. Lloyd moving two of the American - The U rged numlwr of entries, what she would like tho Legion answered: oori to do In promoting blood "Just a minute," said tha oper­ Oil Company’a 17.600 gallon g*»- 31 planes, was Rated for com­ ollne tank* for trucking to'C ler petition In the Thompson Event, bank donations for use of Seminole ator, "Honolulu I* calling.” County patients in tho 8tate Tubtllello, Mb.” were' the next nmnt where a new bulk plant while officiate agreed th at th* creulotit Sanitarium in Orltndo. word* clearly heard over the re­ la being erected, It waa announc "toughest” field of pilots and Plana for improving the Legion ceiver. It waa .her son, Kennrln, ed thla morning by John Krider. plane* waa entered tn the Lot Angelea-to Cleveland BendUt grout* nda were discussed and Bld- talking from Honolulu. She had manager of th* local plant. The compeny Is no longer grind. , ney RIChard volunteered tft see to not seen hint In two year* since It that the grata fa cut and th* he went to Guam. He la now a bringing o il' end gesolln* on groundi nidi made presentable in time first class electrician In the Na­ bargee from Jacksonville for dis­ Charles Bob K ing for tha Labor Day rsltbrallan. Thla vy. Ila Informed his mother that tribution here hut la finding It tnora economical to truck it trom M issing From Home ha expected to be homo within CO done this morning. T am pa--tw -herr,-to-w here It l» I t was decided to'dispense with day*. th# rtg u lsr meeting on Sept. 1 on No troca had been found-up IIlip father, whom the eon for­ brought In oil vessels from Tex­ account of the Labor Day celebra­ merly aisfsted In his occupation as City, said Mr. Krider. Had to this morning of Charles Bob the ero«« stats canal been built, tion and the fact that members of of house painting, was called King, 16-yesr-old son of Mr. and thdi-Foet will participate tn ths also to the telephone. Mr. Lloyd bringing oil her* by barge would Mrs. Foster King, who ran day and evening events. as a result, le very enthusiastic have doubtless continued, he said. from home Saturday, ode over the marvel of modern tel­ to Sheriff P. A. Hero. ephone communication. Th* youth who is flva f< VoluBia Murderer Store Sells Watch "Why, It was just as plain as six Inches tall and has light if he waa telephoning uuss . from ' Escapes State Prison hair and qlark brown eyes, r Department right here .In Sanford." he ex reported to heve been last claimed today. on French Avanua t r y l u Margaret C. Gwaltner of parehooed frets-CharMOAT CLEANED serving a Ilf* sentence from Vo! brown tipper bag. State tho watch repair and Park superintendent S i d n e y unis county, • seeped from tha patrolmen have been counter a t the - Mather Store and Is operating RiChard and his cmw started S tate Prison at Ralford Suday look for him. draining and cleaning the moat a t night prison officiate announced repair department, n o r sco u t N tm c i formerly "mptoyrd^by Monkey Island a t 8:00 o’clock her* today. All boys Interested In -Tha prison division said It yn. Winter Park jeweler. this morning- They collected the graduate of Orlando High gold fteh and put them Into two was reported that Bennett, a th* Boy Scouts have hr school and for one year attended ■rater filled boats. About six bass trusty, had yard prlyiMCW and quested to contact T, K. about 8:00 st tha Florida S tate Bank, or i tha University of Florida. She six Inches long ware removed and "Juat walked the Mayfair Itm a t 7:30 o l loomed her profession of watch wars pot Into tha City fountain. P. M. Sunday. Ha baa not baen ra- at Monday night when Troop These had been living on goldfish, making and repair a t tha Southern meets for aH swimming seaW S A began h i. Ufa ■ H I M g H and had been placed by someone Col leers of Watch making In Mem­ M phis, Tear*. She Is a member of in the moat Whan they were finger- tenet Dec. 8, 1041, for first da- Troop 84 has been enjoytni gre# murder In Volusia county. 1 mlng a t the Mayfair pool. lings. guild. ^*4 Child .W elfare. Company Yields Is Stressed In- Court Privilege Kiwanis Address In CIO Agreement Need For Love By New Head Of w M e t h o d i s t Heine Strikes O u t l a w e d At Murray P l a n t a C Tl *' ■ ____________ - QUITAND1NHA, Btaril, Aug. 20 h<4 Sccrctaiy of State Mst* told the Inlct-Ametican conRepublicans Plan To shall fcirnce today lhat Europe'i eco­ Move Capital As nomic ireovety i* vital to the -,l. , O u t b r e a k Feared Americas and take* pirerdence because of its uigenry over need* BATAVIA, Java. Aug. 2(1 (45 oi thr Western Hemisphere. -Acting Goinnor Ucnrral If. J. F'uithcr, in * pica for unity Van Mo„k deflate*) loday ihr Among the 2 0 . nstiuus diafltng N Ncthrtlsmlt would U txi^ fu th on^ * .JfynUilbw*. jlekBKv* M feemwt. } over'Ihc rich legiotii o f, 5u- Msishall said new world unit) ntxtia and M*dosra occupied by is "vastly impoitenl” to th* fulute of the woilj, Dutch Hoop* sinre July 21. "The rreulte of our labors will ■’Atcai lbs I hive been made t.cfr will teio.cin isfe,'’ V*n demonstral* to all ths world that peoples, and nation*, who rsally Monk said in a isdio sddirsi. . want |j peac* can have peace by liv­ Hr ssid Out the authority ol ing in an atmosphere of increasing i’tutile*fit 11Vo* actio arlirinn tnrl af.vrul will and good Will,N tier lndonrti.ui Republican gov­ cooperative •i ' i ernment' ovei the Dulcji mcopied he said. L He.*ponding to rproposals for a m t trgiont of tbe two islands, which Marshall plan” for the Americas, Hank* the jiljn.l of Java, would t he _.secretary _iald thr United htstc* ha* asiumrd ("unusually • I inn 4i;jiu ir ircugnwrd. Lie told a news conference that he had no intention of disbanding these bodies unless the Security Council specifically orders tm.h action. Gfin Club Announces Practice Thursday Members of the Seminole Gun anyone Interested In Imhla shooting ability are o attend the practice to be held Thursday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock at the Skeet Range a t the Municipal Airport, it was an­ nounced today by Police Chief Roy P,William*, practice will Include platol, tad clay pigeon shooting. rifle Curt ____ w Cool Front Moves Exam inations To Be Slowly Toward East Held For Positions By TI1R ASSOCIATED PRESS With W elfare Board The time table of a narrow alow-moving cool wave Into the northern mlriWestero stales was th« only cheering note-from the Chicago Weather Sureau today aa .the current scorchthg-. .blast headed for new records. , Each additional day of the pre­ sent high readings probably is bringing a new record for du­ ration or daily maximum temp­ eratures at many points, the bur­ eau said. « While the cool front dragged fcastward, Inter western north Dakota, northwestern South Da­ kota and northarn Wyoming to­ day. virtually all the real of. the nation from the Eastern 'S ea­ board to the Rockies continued to ■welter. . Only scattered showers or light thunderstorms were In prospect for the Great l-akss area as corn and other erops continued JU> deteriorate for lack of a general soaking rain throug houtth* Mid- Stresses Europe s ■ riife'jgijiir V ;Y • . ‘ - Y1^- ; hi m 1-*- , �f b ' THE SXNFORP H E T O P. SXHFORP. FLORIDA #• * ffrA G E T W O The Sanford Ileruld — ------ I * ■» r— England Far From Home Hudget Report t.'.iatlukte In Imm (Cnnllnmk I M On*| Pafcll.k.e kill) rar*n« Sata-Sar There are thnt*« who any Prime Miniater Attlee’* throughout the fiscal cal jrm year,' . . ... In aak annkar al trouhlea art* due to a number of cauaea, but Inrjfcly to the other word*, the edmjnistratiou kanfark, Matlki fact that Aocialiam just doesn't go over for the average w t no terieua business n m i i n .I I I Mavnalia ktran* ‘ Kpglitiunnn. ThO rationing of necesanriea is baaed, they which might rrriiKe taa roller■I HrtinJ rltt« mal In maintain, not so much ahortagea. as on the present govern* lion* In-fore next June. nt ItsNevertheless, the President Avlakrr 17. ISIS. al Ikr I'ml IIIIIh •I kaalark. I'lailka. nnkrr Ik* AH meat's idea of equal sharing. The result is that no one is rioted .hat he hat issued o n n satisfied. Those who were the have-nots feel- they are not to all government agencies • I I m iiM n( Matrk 0. INkT. 1« j to (it; getting enough out of the step-up. The former monied and fwiueeu their dollara. In preparing the next bulfrt, aristocratic land owners are also disgruntled. HIHI.IMI l„ liKAk ha- said, adminiatralora air rid y IMUInt This may help to explain the growing exodus from the iiix iiiu r iiH»k been instructed to “|(o|J III Canada, Australia and South have British Isles .to places like Hn>la*M Haaaaar their 1040 hudget request* Jw Africa. The accent is on South Africa, say many returned lew tt|f |U48 total.'* A.!mil ' hatmo! ___m en w h o - a r e cares, he 'added. . , ft »tlk OM Mmmlk .Tft pjact* in tncreftsintf numbers. Amertedn factorial are gold# **JTnr‘ Alrong the devrl.-ipm-nta which 1.33 up there. Lines are lieing laid for the expected boom, and hove increased ihe spending tutT litt Month* 1-3# at* K..iii« y ' f | they find the old-school British, the lords and the look or may Incrente it. Hr, Omt tsar I.W there, ladies, creating a new England away from home, with Truman lilted. fhe 5100,000,000 Grcck-TigkAM *»hH**«r | aallrei. •'« r*l« ml landed estates, and the.gracious way of life of the old days. Ikaaka. nialu Ilaee sad nnttree **f Not for nothing did tho roynl family make th a t African tab ajd program, of which |3|n,. tmr Iks prnrpmmm mg touri • 000 000 will he a li.ral 1949 Vthlif ft*tide. rksnird f«*f . .. ; ml MU log •It'nlUlM rule*. Old England mnv be having its troubles. But a new pendilure. A . *260.000.000 flood control England Is being bom in Ihe Dominions. Apparently there'll program, not yet acted • upon. Inland Meprt*#»tAMs*«« , M|ire*eal» Ike JltinM !• Ihe always bo an England. * Stock tiding of strategic defWi r N l l n t l fUM ml nd»«HUIn«. OlllmstwiaU. *91000,000. Mi mr* Maintained In thr U t|rel Increased coala of veterai* In !fc» mnntr? with. h*adnnarTable Talk ‘ hcrvflu, *94,100.000 Uf» In (lk«HiH kew %mrh. Indonesian F igh t (Ch IUi H tr-m I 'm ikw) Jakarta regima for a • record of "murder, arson and torture'’ from Aug. 9, 19U, whan ha%aaid Ja p ­ anese Field Marshal! Terauchi from Saigon Instructed Dr. i>utliacna and Mohammed H atta, errrently president of the Republi­ can government, to* establish an ''indetK-ndent'' Indonesia. Van Mook said the Republic's central authority originally, was only "Soekartin'a .golden voles." but that ii spread because Lor* The ability of thy St. Lou!* Aug. 20 (A*)— Cardinals to come TIME ABOUT the floor has More lhan 2.400,000 students, highlighted their play *n th* past •* In UHltf time alioul was fair about 03 percent of them veter­ and apparently flic 19-47 seaion S iy In „ Klorida-Rullins football. ans, will start classes al Amer­ will be no exception. e (iatork won* the first game ican colleges and universities In Sent reeling aii-an .-one-hnlf C to 0 and the Tars ropped the the next^ few weeks. This is a games hark of th* Brooklyn second by the same score. new record. ** . Dodgers Monday by two defeats FIVE TIMER They will spend more for m at the hands of* Ihe league leaders le I’aul Motley, of Jacksonville, education than ever before, and (he Red Birds served notice yes­ they will get less for their mon­ terday that they are still not out is a gent who will know tha tlms ey than students did before th< by coming back and winning from when Florida's Uatori play this war Florid, • .ll UlY graduates the 7ha bast.trained the Canls-Dodgers, the Ronton games. • colleges have ever turned out. Braves rontinurd, to close qpletly Use whiting a powdered rhalk, This ta, because they are, on the in on the duo. Th*-/ moved to average*, better students than tho within seven games off the pace to- scour vour bathtub. It will not colleges have ever had. by coming from behlnl to nip the leave permanent scratches on the enamel surface of bathtubs, wash­ Wa are in the midst of one -Pittsburgh Pirates, 7-5. of tha greatest periods of chamrt The Giants bowed 3-1 to the Cln- bowls ami ainks. In tha history of American ed­ rlnnati Reds for their eighth ucation. straight loss. . alders won their second game cf That atmosphe.-w of change goes The Chicago Cuba dropped both the tournament and eliminated the all tha way down to the first ends of a twin bill to th r Phila­ Springfield, Vt., I-eglon rlub with grade which will have 30 pares III Phlliea, 8-1 an I S -i a 11-3 win. more pupils this year than In delphia. The American l^ugue'a front­ 1946—and a severe shortage of running New York Yankees openteachers. M thfcir final tour of th* west by Dr. CharleH I,. Persons But the biggest changes are dropping a 2-1 decision to Detroit. Optomctriat taking place In the colleges. New loss cut the YankccV mar­ Idea*, new method*, are being ginThe Sanford Atlantic* Ilk. Bldg. over the second place Boston tried out. Other ehauges spring Red Sox. who crushed the Browns Hoars: 9-12 1-3 Phone 296 directly out of the war, which: Sal. 0-12 9-5. to It and one-half games. 1. Has given th r colleges more Rapping out 31 hits, the Cleve­ Eyes Examined - Glasses Killed students than they had ever had before—often more than they land Indians trounced the Wash­ ington Senators, 13-2 and 9-1 while could take. 2. Ha* made It harder to pnr* a t Chicago, Joe Haynes halted a vide as good an rducation for four gam* Phllailrinhi*. winning - thesa ■eiwite«ta-ww' lm<t"t>*WtV>; of­ atrerit-Ay blanking' Uk 'Athletic* 4-0 on mne hits. fered before. 1041. ' Take the first of those two changes. The H. I . ' Bill mkde it Jax Terminal N ine possible for millions of veterans • But & to -attend college with most of Wins In 1st Round their avneuaet paid. Officials say ilmt about fl.OOO,- Of Semi-Pro Tourney A Bear for Work 0<K- veterans, almoit half of all WICHITA, Has . Aug. 20. f/P>— vgterans, havu applied for edu­ The 194(1 National Semi-pro Buiecation under the (5. I. Bill. More than hall- of there appli­ ball Congress chami-ronx, were cants already hate started son-e scheduled to make !holr‘ first ap­ sort of education or training. pearance in thia year's tournament And »ahout__5<l p ir r n .t uf—th a t tmlav and they were hnnlh .r for.} figure, or l,600,00<>, arc attend- kinder treatment thin the 1910 runnersup received yesterday. Inr college. Tho St. Joseph, Mich, Ausros, Here la why students are liqldefending champions, worq slated ter than they used to lie: With more applications than to m rrt the Lima. Ohio, v rti al 0 ever before, the 1 rnllrges havu P. M. (CST) in a firat round game. Second place winners last year, picked their student* carefully. They have also mnde It balder the Carmichael, Cailf., firemen, to g it passing grades. That is were manhandled 14-2 by the Jack­ eliminated the poorer students. sonville. Fla., terminals In their But the same things which re- first 1947 tournament nppearanr« fulled In more and lietter students vrstrrday. The Term'nals Wasted make It harder for the colleges out five runs In the fir»t Inning to provide as good an educa­ and pushed across sit more In the tion as they offered liefore tbe sixth. Cleary Cone, Bellingham, Wash., Bells pitcher, won his own war.A shortage of money has-ham­ game as he singled to drive In a pered the Colleges. Although col­ run in the fourth and defeat Pikesleges charge between 20 and 60 vlllr, Ky.. Braves. 3-?, WATCH Fort Wayne. In * . Electric won r percent more for an educatirn i 2, in '.he from Jamestown, N. Y.. 5-2 now, private gifts have fallen r . ' final game. In the aftero il and government funds have night's not kapt up with rising eo'-.l*. ftoon game Coeur D'Aleni* Take-' That has kept teachers' salar­ ies low and unattractive. Hu tluV E N E T IA N B U colleges have had lira many itu ­ YAKDL * dents and not enough teachers, Aa rlca'a Most Beautiful Aluminum — Cedar — Polished Aluminum with these results: oAsk Me For Free Estimate I. Classes a v r r a »g; e almost twice as .large as liefore the wai. I». W. STEVENS - 617 W. Roliinunn - Orlando 2. College* have been forced to Phone* 2-0729 hire letfa capable Instructor*. 3. Laborstnriss. libraries, dor­ mitories and other, buildings are badly crowded. The colleges are - trvJng to im­ prove all three ronditjlMs, but It Enjoy Bottled Energy . . . . prbbably will be at Jrasi three situation to fiva years ‘wforw bcfoi-g tilt! ail is much better. . . . Our Kparkllnff flator-fillcd 4I ; \ IN SIZE | On* okAmjrtec's laocfing rnonvfccltgm mqlns'englishlown Clpthai 'cn d ^quellty It whol^makei Enclirhtown Ciolhas fomousiyTlma will^coftvInca you thot buying there clothe* .. U 0 prudonl|ond sollsiying invaitment.'^They Bond opor* distinction orrd ildhd by^you^wftk fohhful w e t . ' Yo»J ’ ’/ cu ll Rod quoliiy Engllthlown Clotho* o*source c4 pride w d ploeswre-JiStort.wearing CngllihlowivkxJoyl NOW IN STOCK * 4 5 -0 0 - i -k ■ C tth '■■■ m “ * v - . *} . - - « ' A. r - .: -vr Risk Your Celery Crop ^ S e 4 * • « - FOR SERVICE Uava empty thread apool* .until a rainy day. Then let the older children paint them gold or silver or bright colors far Christinas tree decorations. at the PROPER TIME with the PROPER MATERIALS v , ; ckECK _ •.. ' with Js •> .» . »| . W.alker . _ ;' ^ ' . . L«*f Hopper* . , C O N C ER N O R PA R T Y W hy Worry With Your Past . Accounts? 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Flrat Street His CDW i IIs Tiih . im -I wm Ufv| ti'flcrtM HitaR. uh »Mi*i*t 1| #*I IhaoikI*. 1 Un ViteimnCju If __ Stfr, I m*ly 118’*W rt•rahan i m giMtM Uikauw* . Wdm Vm l ml* 9mt »rw4K* | «|f Uar«s».slsJ mWi Ui * \ • ** Bill’s Package Store and Bar “ I LOST 52 POUNDS! Wear Six* 14 A ^ ln ” r-,. |*Tirfift! Jfc'IU -'*. IteveraceM when ll’a hol1 END TO END Aa a TCU player, Florida Ga­ tor packfirld coach Buster Bran­ non once booted out *a 92 yarJ quick kick which rolled dead on SMU two yard line. GATOHH PLAY 4 SEC Florida's Gators play : four Southeastern Conference tram* in *1947; Miaalsaippi, Auburn, Gettr*<■ and Tulanc. . »* . . . ■ AIR - CONDITIONED m f JAM# M ix jt MASTER'S P U rii. Ted Twumey, University of TTurida line coach, played two seasons as a first string tackle for Nutrv Dame's most famed mentor, the late Knute Rockne. w a s h Tn o t o n , Southeast Asia, "necessarily u s r unprepared” for hie assignment to .>ccupy the Netherlands E-.st Indies on the day Japan surren­ dered. He said the limited occupation force barely saved lOO.OrM) in­ terred pgrsons Jtvrm murder by Indonnaiana whom the Japanese had Irained and armed. After Sutan Sjahrir , a non­ collaborator, berame Indonesinn premier, Van Mogk arid "the con­ sistent policy of the Nctberlau l» government waa to support eonFund* to prevtiil spread o f She Mrnetive elements in the RepuliTh# tfrrnld l« « m * M#h#r ml Ike /. In one of James Hilton's earlier books. III Wind, writ­ Meric An heof-si.d-mmith epl pldtm- lie in hopes that "with other In­ jltMiHnfed PfMi Mklrk le rnlltlrd ten before his later fame and now revived, he sayk: "To if. IAOJJOOOOO. donesian arras, they could form In Ik* slier ml tefekli* united •tins mg nil th* Uraal »«e«« p«lnl»d eat and to talk—who first thought of elaborating the aini- 'Gomplethm of the v itt r i m a sovereign federated In UlU gemgsger, a* m il ae nit ultnnemiH tochhlqile?" When you think about it, food is i ruergenry housing program, IIP, states of Indonesia, allied will* A r •* « . k i . r . i r k j , . Beside* supplr menial up Ibc Nclherianda In a rcnl un­ only one iwirt of a good dinner. The company makes the aOO.OyO. prnprlationt lo rover defirieoflcs ion." event, is the important part. A simple repast among in item* on whicJt Congress xl Van Mook aald coiistrnrtlvc WEDNESDAY 1917 friends can bring satisfactions that a banquet attended by r|»ijy has acted, Mr. Teu Stan id-allarir Indonesians failed in d, Ire wi will** submit to the grxt Ihelr efforts to overcome Japan ill-assorted company never can touch.T O iUflunweWt V il-asS -i.C L i. J/ o l t o w V'1*1? jm v m s tir r jiw t not ,bc, briyiant, either. ntoiiithrrirrh” mrisTT.r.' v sir t h r program* i ift1. HE w mnlnV?'t\iov , H ‘ k!nrt,y' with an Idea here and tjiere, good _______ rdmri&rad on ‘Capital 'lllll. n e Mook ddclared a federal interim W O llfD N sU D l.Y *■r*’ ,,r' " '' oiwh 'I.aiii.y humor and some common IntfyreUi up and rinwn'the ixaird. of Ire tevralrd, wlllfte- government would Ik- formed a* BE YOUR INTIHTtB COM­ Soon as possible and that orders PANION. IN V JTE^rlllM TO Talk at table is the final symbol,of civilisation. Who can for' 5'-o,')u).doo tu atari *..13". from . th> Indonesian government YOUR INNER' ( l#A lD EN CK : visualise primitive man stopping nl meal time to talk? The 000.000. public works program for were no longer, valid, lie forbade A companion of all them that fear moment-tor him was one only for wolfing sustenance, 'the Ihr- Army and Navy. thee,—Psalm 110:0.1 , th e Fresldenl gnvo this digest Indonesians In obey such orders.) most in the quickest iKwsihle time. of (ha shift In spending prosLike seasoning, there must not la> too much talk from perla: JACUNHKI AT IIAHVAUD* .. v * .1* Britain and Ihr nn.v one sourre, but just the right amount from sevci H 08T O N -U IV - Harfy Jacun. National defense: Expenditures have agrerd lo '"» ski, ex-Fordkam and (irecn Day diners. Hilton has an Idea there. EveryImdy’H " meala enoH- -willII l>e lie down SU i,000.000 to Packer end, la assising Coach Icon linknl lo' tie improved by t he converaatlon accom|tnnylng them. *10,401.000,000. AI.OU' t wn- thirds Dick Harlow with tba Harvard to the icil of l of this It the result of CoOgres- fonllull taam lhi» »es*im. Jnevnalanal aetiom the - i n iiiliiUHrifr ski. was on the Nntre Dame staff well go sltoul ilr “tn "rhanges In liming and a last season. CIO-£ontract---------■ — BrlttStrCrilfs DAlion or »o.' TF i| cun gel any slower ra'e of operations" aiieh coal lo work with. -TT— . as "difficulties In recruiting." M'm II*h S i » m I'aas Oael irnllssnl Ira** l*eat <r>*I ** * Veterans; Outlays will be *120., ll pays lo look SI maps cat*- formal ratification of Ihe contract. fuluro". hut the report was chal­ 000,000 higher In a total cl mortgages. A Murray rxrcutlvp rstlmato-l the lenged by AUler's deputy, llcrlwrt Agrirullure: Reduced *422JMH,fully. Ih e B urtuni have lalrly pay raises will r-vst Ihr rompnny *7.4r>0jtoo.(X)o. 000 to *939,000,000. Morrison. printed new maps ft (O u te r Mon­ fl'.MMUNM). Thn eontracl will run Internotionsi; Even without thr Natural resources: Up *59,009,"I only saw It jn om paper,'* golia. When c»tn|utfd with ihe tinlil Jan. .11, till), with tho wage Morrison lolil a news conference, Marshall plan or any other new 000 to *1,150,000.000, chiefly Im increases retroactive to May I. “and. as far as I cap-sec, the story foreign aid program, epcndlnr. rause of Ihe s|ierd*up in flotnl eld one*, ihcy located (lir Allot . During early negotiations, tho does not know what It’s talking will be $791,000,000 higher to a control work. mountain!, which aliases the w otl! new total Ilf *4,101.000/X)0, The Finance and com . UAVY-CIO rali-.-d Ihr corporrtinn about." over b»d pul in Stnkjang, a Chi a "ftcachht-ad" in its national camThe Dally Mail, an Imlupenlent gain -U, lb* result primarily <d *129,000.000 to *1.-97,1 »»ie proving, in Outer Mongolia, paigoto win Immunity from piovl. conservative newspaper.Aalil Att­ unexpeetedlv hestr.v withdrawals Transportation and rommunira*95,000,000 tduee lee intended to step out because of from th e ' 1,750,nno.poo loan ftind tfoni Reduced a Soviet istrltiir iistc. Ihcy m.i> sions of the Taft-Hnrtley act. Ute (irtek-Turkish aid Pm- $1,4.15.000,000, largely breauso . . berm Under contract terms the UAW deteriorating health and nervous and fri away wilh this or .they may grain. high construction coats have dlnexhaustion after Ihe tlrltlsh-Ameragreed not to aulhi.rl** a strike no|. . - 'It.* Rnclal program: Exnenditurra cooragnd highway building. unUI approval 'a'obtained from iean loan revision talk* In Wash­ Interest:| h Federal ‘ S interest p a y ington paased their most critical foe*welfare, health and security Ihe international union and not The struggle ak«in«I Germany. until 45 days have elapsed since stage. now estimated *20»J>00.000 high- menta its will ill rise *12S.000,nno hljjh ciV for a total of (l,95.1,000J>0O. ihe (entering of American the filing of a grtevsnea. rr to $6,125,000,000, . m m Iwcause m m ” «f ‘Housing; • — TlHKw Increased short-tarm Down *576,000, rates and > on the Pacific were pr Should an onautHirlxed strike CATOItH "AllltOAD" ' *104 000.M0. malnlv L « aiutC ont Ur*. Payment ->f interest- on—tw y r .th e hfkrly’ W W 'l k h 'l i y Bccu Recoil ml pal leave bunds cashed by vet­ noUrei T m m ilf P .jR r a , ' 1 * |»'’lf ^ r '*f K1orMa1».n- g ft* r-£ -e rre d d ial thee Rreon foun- stViK-Uno Kinanco Corpoi itrlorisn B rn n l,'A d am , of noUcet immMllAUiy onlrnn* J t» | y fo«>tbii|| tHp (Oil of Finane* Corporation ,r.u nIly• mvmlrera to return to work. The try was to play the Vedada Club longer m a y , make real esta'w erans. U bor: Down . *10.000,000 to ily which produced |wc< company will have tha right to of Havana, Cuba, In 1912. loam or buy veterans' housing *192.000.000. nlr and olhrr public »eiv- dlaeharge participants, e x c e p t pf high value. Bpht prophe­ where the union objerta. In Ihe event of in -shleetlon, the cies occur in his ‘-'America's Kcodischarges would l*A tn-ated as .Suprrmsry," published m grievances. 1900. is there any one willing Oe the other hanl, Ihe'Hrlnpsny today who can (oretrll with equal promised In return: accuracy lire silualion of ihe Unit"That neither Ihe union, its ofSbtlrt in 2,0001 And if there fleers, agents or mtmlirr* shall Im> n v ; r, would il do ui any good? liable for damages for unauthorlied stoppages, ttriki-s, Inlrnllnntidrr Winiton Churchill. Her­ al slow-downs or suspension of bert Hoover and other voices ety- work x x x . " iag in Ihe wildeineu. Who hee.'r President Clarence Avery of Ihe rompany aald ho l-elloves Ihe them ) agreement "fair *o both parlies A ghoil town *7n! Idaho. Dixie and ip accordance wilb thr provi­ — S H O R T S PRO G RA M — by name, has hern bought ht sions of tha Taft-llstlley law." "The principle of union respnn* M A RCH O F T IM E ’S army veteran wilh ihr aid el •Ibillly la rs-cognUed." he said, " T U R K E Y 'S 100 M IL L IO N ” * GI • loan, . at . horn adding that he arse 'fully satisihe goI<1 Id f u i h 'o r Civil Wat fled" the agreement would aerva a '*Atrong deterrent" to wildcat CA RTO O N — “ fc R O W IN G . ■ . . died 40 year's ago, and lo­ as strikes. . • P A IN S ” ll surrounds H i£\k primitive Regional UAW-CIO Dlrerior . . wild country. B4 miles from ihr Emil Maxey said: "It gives bolh the tinl-m and MaresF neighbor viflage. The purchase included a school, a ho^ Um company* the proteelioq we think IS needed to maintain pear*, '■fwi Id. a post office, a Uloon, gen ful-and Constructive relations.” ft 71 .- (G « a l ilore, a cemrlrty. and a lot Meanwhile. Ford Motor Co. and E L iiliM f ■tif •?*f of empty log V a ^ V .D t e town the UAAV resum<*1 negotiations on I f f i r e . covtrs more lhan 170 acrer. hs« • a contract, with an agreement Wf believed Imminent Tire I’AW'a ’ 17- innAbiiAfiii, jtfUm ul rmmril, saklsk a i t Im -M iT «tan hat Ukcni-utw the hotel, ealled to meet hero (turaday. '/• hope lo hiaka-a rcsoit c*itDon’t o f it fo t.iiu n im w|,0 will Rio Conference the (va»l surtounding form ipotlsmen't paradirr. Jn the ir .s ll|H a l,*e, !**■» Oe.) . th# taowi of ihe trgi.rn alllarian ayalems of gqvarnmrnl, fake for skiing, and later Marshall told the conference that I airport is | 0 ire built t l n the American nations "all agree that the aUU exists for man, not *y p la te , for au-miaclrd lour- man for the *Ute—and that we abhor anv 'limitations upon the freedom of expression of man finding^ o f ^ r a b coin* ,‘n throughout the world.” "For only when we have access ♦egian medievil hoard dot# to the thoughu of men. to the .*b#l th* -rtisl.r were foreea of publle Opinion flee of I, - *■ . ‘ / Norway, Tliey are thoug coercion or connivance, only then ran wo develop a wholesome com­ been tent to far from mon interest while a t the same time respecting separate national : h ire d i^ f 1 Arab rulerr traditions," he eontlnord. . Blight > and Africa as bodyTh# secretary said: "We ere devoted to the Principle that aUtes and nations should___ be l*ound by th* earn* aUodsrid* of »l Camion(inople a.' moral conduct we ge'. /o r the in­ ~MoI« Cririrgf. « « ol Europe. SuTJ dividual good faith ond fair dtri* rulm ol , | , lag. honesty and friend!? roepersW #’ Mate: the fira'- lion, mutual respect and freedom o—these are expect of 1 have None names­ thee# wo other as ' ^ slate*. F rfE i, He i t e ,; , •--------- ------ m W E D N E S D A Y . A U G U S T 20, 1947 Record Number Of Cards Prove They - Students To Enter Itill Have Ha' F ighting Still Colleges This Fall Chance In National T IIK l A N F q W ) H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . ------------------- a ^ — ------------------^ I*. h - * •..l. - * e .* ----- �\* ass * D HERALD. 9AHEORD. EL0R|6 a WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1947 C O M M— E N T S • from the . S ID E L IN E S By ARTHUR BKCKWITU, I t . • • • ytdtn*. Some nf the F8L teams have been practicing this procedure ail the v*ar. Sanford • i* one of .. the few teams in the league that has nut had over tnre# vet* on it* roster at any one time during the yt»r. For quite a while the Feds have. blavcd with only two old timer*. Hitiildy Lake and Don Murray rgrre the only two veta on the team for quit* some time, until Iht arrival of Watt Harrington. At the first of the year we h .d three. They Included Lake. Hal WEDNESDAY, AUGU8T 20, 1947 Miss Summcrsill Is Bride Of Mr. W esson PLASTERING — STUCCO (’LAIN — ORNAMENTAL * ALSO — PATCHING IIAKKY G. STONE lift S. *l.aurel Dorothy McDaniel Is * Phone 1837 Social Calender Wed To J. E. Pearson I’KTTr lilt KKKING There has been n let of petty bickering in the Florida Stale I-cague this year about the V'Mtlhilitit* of making the circuit uu liken - a - lot-, ot irnsted a* a limited service talk and tumbling* about player man;- and Maya Langston is rlastifiratlnns and the transit r now oat nf basebsIL of player* from active- to di* Sanford has five,rookie* under a bled or suspended lists. control. They Includ* Dill Stan­ We read that John Ganton, Johnny Tomgt, Johnny Mc­ srl, ‘Threatened in effect, Manus, Tim. Tyler nnd Jack Meif not literally, to field a Cammon. We would venture to ClaiM A team another year say that there is not another if the leager doesn't rl.unp club in the circuit with morn ' down on infraction of Class limn, five rookie* on its roster. It rule* tOlh ironrlad rulea that put a atop to the mock­ D O N ’T F O R G E T , NKW IIOWL MCORKIIOAltDery we nuw hare in the league.” ' ’MIAMI. (JP>—The 00,000 fans It serma to ua that we heaid expcctrd TH U RSD A Y to pack the enlarge*! Or­ John finntel advocate Iragui ange Howl on New Year’s Day rule* requiring trams in tjw will have a new electric porcelain 8 :0 0 P . M . Florida Stdte' la-ague to have Rsorcboart!—42 feet long ami IS sis or eight raw rookies on- their feet high—to help them follow the Sanford Ixxlge No. 1241 roster*. game. . I W« al*o read In the official minutes df'Xfof regular- meeting of -the 'd rrw c 1 o r * of UuT Florida State la-egue that war held in -1‘alalka. on July Iti. thy*. "Director Liggett asked for a * .. > clarification of the league rule * . relating ta j,« y iu n pUycrs. Fol­ low ing a lit* [/• mom it waa movcd by Director iterlong amt sec­ onded by nOtrector CarMtchae1. that no club may have more than three veteran players on the Ve­ Will Be Closed Thursday, Aug. 21 liev playing .roster at any liou. but in the event that- any club Ihru Autf. 29 . has m o rv rih aii three veterans • • ♦ \ )\ under control jit any time, any veteran on the disabled, ,*u»* Will Re-open Saturday, Augv 30 tided or -temporarily inactive -. . .. list must remain on »ald ll«t - I***-j iffw t w dgyrrT bc nu>-' HOtJRS tion died when Orlando voted • , . • against it because under league rules, all by law amendments m* I 9:00 P. M. 7:00 A. M.To le-tween annual meeting* require the unanimous vota of all club(." We do not nee wital our friend* to the south are cry­ ing about. Taey kill unr of the best rule* that has been brought up in the past few nd T years, and Ihrn they rry 'herauae other team* are play*. ANYWHIRE-AND FOR EVERY USE­ Ing a Urge number nf vet' ' *.w^4 -v-. iruin players. according to the way the Iraguc regulation* are set up any club in the circuit ran liavj a* many a* eight veteran pU>rrs on their iotter ami continue fu' jugglo them ao that they have uiilrJbtPC -^un-X ha - active "fosfer. There I*, hardly any reg­ I ulation on the veterans. Any eluli could have, lei'* any foi example, eight veteran pitch­ \*-Vr ers. They can pilch one tonight then dUahlc him for thiee or four days, then bring him Itack and tins another game. The same • - • T| I t . . pmcedtire could lie worked on all eight nf the men. We agree that this is mighty poor system, but the one* who are crying . 4 . AND YOU CAN HAVE IT the loudest are the ones who did nothing about stopping th# pre, NOTICE i LO R M A N N ’S ' ■e r s o n a l Mr. and Mr*. R. T. Warden an­ THURSDAY Seminole Chapter No. 2, 0 . E. nounced today the marriage uf her Mr. and Mr*. J*»e Oorlfv, who 8., will meet at 8;0Q p. M. at daughter, Dorothy McDaniel, to art- spending Uu* summer months the Masonic Hall. James E. JVarson. u n ~Pearson. The double-ring, ‘ _ candlelight ceremony waa perforated on Sat­ urday evening in Folkston, Ga. Rev. F. J. Gilbert officiated dur­ ing the ceremony at the Folkitnn Methodist Churc ~ h. • • FRIDAY The Townsend Club will hold I Mre. Pearson attended schools Its regular meeting In’ the Tourist 1 In Waveroaa, Ga. and for the navt Lenter at n:00 o clock. ' After the | voar has been employt-d u* secretbusinc*. meeting there will be ; * rr for the Hou.holder Assccla'.-s m *i game*. Refreshments j Ij »w firm. Mr. Pearso.v reccivcil wtll Is* served. Members and his early education In Sanford friends are invited. schools and graduate ! from lhMONDAY ; Seminole High Schoo'. Purine The Truth Seekers Class of the, tbe recent war he served with tie First Methodist Church will hold> United 8tatea Army and U nt prrIts monthly social an I husinesa sent working with A. Duda nn-l meeting in the Church annex at Sons. Mr. and Mr*. Pearson nr«8:00 P. M. making their home at 1114 Mag­ nolia Avenue. I. O. IJ, r . and the Semmolj Rebecca Lodge No. 43.wtl| havn a cover­ ed dish sufiprr at the I. O. O. F. Hall at 0:30 I>. M. The D. A. V. will meet at the lagion Hut at 8:00 P. M. Mr. add Mrs. R. E. Warren of Portsmouth. Va. nrr |h e guest* **f Mr. and .Mrs. Mike M'-ntri* at their home on Park *Avcnu-. Mr. nod Mr*. Al V Hunt re tureeil on .Sunday from ToniT* Cainp at l.vke Apopka whero they spent about eight ilaysl Mrs. IthiMla H. Ewing returned to Sanford on Tuesday nlti r visit. Ing for ten days witn friends in Orlando. Mr. and Mr*. Preston Jordan returned on Tursdav front Knox­ ville. Tenn. where Mr. Jordan underwent a minor eqeraiinu. Mrs. J, C. Davis nnd children. Ann and James, an I Mr t, Davis' tional a* will ns the physical mother, Mrs. Flossie Goodson. have strain of an -aclir*** duties.- returned to Sanforil a fter- two lly UU1I TUOMAH H Ms week*, n i Paytntm'Ilegqli.?* r.<* \ \ r .'. ;■ ’ttt. m .v : HOLLYWOOD. Atig. 20 < jn _ my strength during a picture." Mr. and Mr*. M!|Utn Hrarker Olivia Dellavillainl o f f e r s ' Meaning- that she might hav» ami gramlson, Kene*. have return­ some a<lvlcc op how to be hdpw gone night-clubbing in her bnrh- ed to their homr in t.'lmrle-toii. S. though an actress: I. gel mat elor d a y it ‘- • •C. after visiting Mr, and Mr*. M rird; .2. marry a writer. •‘■Yea,’' »h* admitted, “hut 11«*»* II. Anderson In Sanford. Although ahe is now enacting during 'Gone> ttyth vyth The Wind Mrs. Walter Jackson nod sons, n loony in."The Snake Pit.” Oil- ‘Strawberry Dlohde.* ‘Hold Hac2 vn* never sounded happier. It ’■ The Dawn.* T o Each Ills Own Jame* and Civile, -if lin-ellmi *t, her fiiai acting job sir Ince mar- o r . T he Dark Mirror.* A* fur Ca. are s|>ending two weeks with rying novelist Marcus- GdudricK; th" other*—and particularly H » ' R ftrJtfk so B '* mother. Mi*. Ada and like all newlyweds, she it I Errol' Flynn picture*—t h a t's Johnson, and *i*ter. Mr*, ladtio Itaulerson and Mrs. Juliun Fort', r*commending the institution of another‘matter." , • marriage to everyone. Record notes . . .. Since I’hil son. in Sanford. ----^ - a V-tbe—writer* who-hgTerf fg rrti— rtrnntfif— Tft WtitiaTim Mix* t-niirn Mu- Hiown and matried actresses,'* she observed. hit, "Smoke, Smoke. Smoke,” Tix "Ntinnally Johnson. Niven Hutch, is going to wax some. Harris ML* Jean Crowdi-rf who have Oiarlca MacAtlKur, tli name a numliera. They are vocal twins been spending ttie rummer months few. It's a perfect combination. . . . Current and listrnahle: Peg­ with Mix* Hiown’* mother Mrs. Olivia pointed out that writ­ gy l^«, “Old I-nve Of Mltir;” G. II. Ilrown, lefv yesterday foe er* ran perform their work at Count Haste. "Soulh;” Ileryl D»- I'm tland, tt»e., where they will ivsinnn leaching. Knrnuto they - hohre while the wife is away a*, vis “ Mother. Mother,Mother the studio and 'thus their work­ Delta Rhythm Hoy*. "Coipr I- will visit in St, laiui*. Mo., witn ing hour* do not overlap. Ar.d Out Of The Rain;" Tommy H"|. Mis* Crowder's parrnta. . a vriter tun understand the emu- sey. " I’ll lie There.” Hollywood - R E ST A U R A N T M K • :- THE SANFORD JFfltJMLP, PANPOfll), FLORIDA .HOT WATER ' H ints-To Housewives W HITE LONG CLOTH -i* . ’ I - 4 9 c yar<l Inches w ide . Ilcaullful quality, finish­ ed soft for the ricrdlc . . . Perfect for — AUTOMATICALLY -1 0 1 U H .1 •- Y W heeler o f Sanford C A N V A S A W N IN G S C A N V A S P O R C H C U R T A IN S ^ V E N E T IA N B LIN D S Alumiaam, Steel, Wood I 10 D A Y D E L I V E R Y We- REPAIR! F R E E E S T IM A T E S I’ho n e 808 GOWNS * THAN 4< A DAYI gs, Ices than U a day for th* average family nf four! And you ran enjoy a Duo-Therm no matter where you lives? j ao sas es Mtcrnc cmmctwnii' The strikingly styled acw DuoTherm uses cheap (utl oil - avail­ able everywhere-and will lie a mighty handsome addition to N H kitchen, utility room or bAJtimeat. Four sires! i. J ' •Z-ii • heater And many articles. l ~ • • * PHONEM09 H BSW !7—v.rrr* PAJAMAS w akh L E E BR O T H ER S • SLIPS “ " “ -W O K O , i 317-319 ELM AVE Weekly from Home Drmunxtralioa Specialist. Tallahasxee lly Isalielle H. Tbursbr ‘ • • — * I £ For Good Sportsmen 5TAltf'4 . ' . r RADIO PROGRAMS I'*** »w | Station W T R U agreement thn.ugh Mr: . . . I M r, r. Summsrxill} E. art ~ nf S Congrvss. ..* <** of Geneva tod ry announced the Congrrsstohal appioval would rrlm*dn» Iloaixs marriage- of their daughter, Betty I* needed if any ma|or rhnnge J’J.T •Nf « a ■t in. I'sy . Louis*-, to Rowland Wesson, son of •eta made, such -vs an extension l.ltg Txx.slii songs. • J Mr, and Mr*. \ . Wesson also uf •f the loan or a req'M-el for o.vvict • u I’MIs slskrll I* 1 * 4 * 1 4• I M latl fci-lGeneva, . "Dsyment terms. Repayment I* ‘ I tiIt i It Mioiv The marriage was performed by a-Hnluled to start in IP.tl and li tu tSrn • Rev. Kaiser. the Flautist minister ontinue for B0 year*. Juhlill) |*4l**M|*|*l# , of Titusville, at hi* Hois,' on Aug. i V i t i i d i k m Hiiium i Two technical groups, rrpre- ! 2 at 3:00 o'clock .in ths presence »*otlng both countri.-*. have ocen Ilia ilt^ b f) Uu*«( Mil Uertlnr - LTvnftM,~-lCyTlfb*7*HS'l dfy's o|H-ni(]£ session. Bnyd.-r'said «•«•>*! (U^riUfii inole High School and Mr. XVeiaon C B T ^ tR S m is handling' Irmle ‘ 9 Nm> se n e ,1 with the A tintd Force* nMJrr> including the British > ; l i H um M u i k t i i * 1‘lilK 11 ?la*» U i u t i t <Mi during the war. He Is employed I |w,po*a| for permit*! on In in-/ease |y;uu ,\rU» l>v the Sanford Atlantic National h r imuorts from the ilomininns at l U t i u rv i f u l i f l u n i i Hank. They are at present mak­ tin- expense of .purchases from , 11 «»V lefilr IMU ing thrir horpe in Geneva. •tmerica, in order to conserve d.d- • 11i4*I ll#?|Ur»l|UlD 4i*Ur# j 11 ,\1R Hit n*»h • l*i*. - . i I 2 i * t HiMU Debut Scheduled F<fr REVIVAL AT TIIE Kpv. «V Mm. IK mIp II. Jonrs ofOklnhmun C'ltjr, Okln. Mill lie Singint: K I'rrurhinR Each* Evening At 8 P. M. Except Satiirilny. am Every One Invited — (’nmr Oner A; You'll Come Again. K. I. Wright, I'nnlnr t>ff The.idher is concetm-.l with fin- Tk*,—i»> Mi*ll I'll lodmg the qne»P r i n r r u j a I \ f n r o * j i p p f . * nri" i r i n i e s s m a r r a m • t0„ o1t">»*••«. whrlhrrincluding Knf> n,| msj n, K, *iet Kj i Ii Ntu* nglnnd *i«> •Vitii «a!t<t|>|>#r» —L— • otiusnl temporarily front.'the re Ort II'11114*IMl14 BALMORAL Seotl.inJ, Aug. 20. imrement that iniuimU be , x- Sit* AH i/1*i—Princes* Mimaix,.- "ronti^a 1 riunged' freely for dollar* nt the 1:ll* N*u i * Nl|»ift*r HffrtMlU out" tomorrow on her 17th birth-, ’ ’ * tvoitest nf countries having fnvnr- 7l*» >:W *VfR* •lav. The debut of the younger •Mr trade halanre* in London. lint** With 4 Hilt »t»c daughter of King George VI and Since the committees hnvr not ! *il» tftitr tiltiif TMilr Queen Ktiiabrth will take plnr# fnishial their work, gmernl mia-t- ; * V' M'iti|tny \|«‘iii«4il"ti« nt a family party in Balmoral lig* hetwren the full delegations * »W* THE PURCHASE Castle, where the Royal Family I* »rie dispensed with yestctilnv ai.d » iu N H.»ftiiti> K'tv* on vacation. talav. Snyder said. He milled: ,lJ " >4h<»|'|H'tV ^•irll.ttk OF ntnun'* WntM "Coming out" means for srtright"They ate arriving at Aria* nf j *lU.lMI Ns.U* Iv Princes* Margaret thet *h* will ilhriissions. nnd they ir|tort they li*4'^ IsMtin AMicit.an lUiiih'tti go to more parties and fulfill mere •re making gmMl progress." [ Tutn* VmU t* lD4|»i»*(rd public engagement* unaeepmpr o /lX i-, ii v •v: .•f t a 41»**«»*4> C \ ^ i W 7. .. • . I I I .»•*» \ r 4%• ■■w SfT'rhiiiv." m V f f v g •• I t T w a n g T H T c K J IJ :»*1 PffiRrttHl llr«t|tiM» OF It also mean* that M art-aid ran - _ * . l l l l i I•Mill’Hro|| llqH*A begin picking a loishntel if she . h ««■•#*« tram ’n Kfcyttim i» * -•« wants to. from '-ho hnndsom" and «ul Pourcl Into a mold. Ibev need titled young inrn who d u ster guidance „ ,and , lov st»'"'i II: 1. Noon II.OI. V.lx, nround the Court of St. Jnm vi’s. lie Polnleil out that nt least IJ :<4 Hluinpt tj’.iiiH (I.milled In Milliter Sl ide) She hasn't shown any public pre­ 80.000 boy* and girl* in this na 1 : 1 Nrwx Hii'ims ference vet, . Imn say goodnight every ni«ht to _link nil,-/ » limiOt k i m r o w IIY •n attendant in some institution. J nl,*u Htn^klf PtAM+f WRNDY IIAItltlR AltltlYING At least 110,000 gre in ho,nr* for | } ,>•• I* it m' r l4 t.f l Lin'd U'cIht announced 't<xioy ike dependent, 40.000 ore in ror- 1 !•*» Unr \"lt» lltiMrli that in a telephone *nnvpraotion rrrtional home* amt 0(1,000 are in 3 1xil NV%%• .MA'RGARET ( ’. GWALTNEY. Jeweler Tt'inmi IHqmp with Wendy llarrte in New York komoa for the hand trapped, he 3it>i lixA l%Nf «ii*_ on Monda'v ahe said that' she and will. Apothrr uninn of li bakW- -rwo- N *-w• Fnrnterlv With be, hiishami. Dailil K. Mevtr, Will' x r in foster home*. I.Uk 1)1X1 I'lul, t s t b x ti x .y , ngnin (*• guests in Sanfotd. They This' is an army of rhtldren X:lk Notxlt, Tim* c . i IMIGYN. JEWELER will arrive in October to spend the (towing by leap* and Imunilj, he 111* Mix) lit. I* IM»f winter season at thr Mayfair Inn. In-lared and pointed out llint if 5tl!* Vulfe of «),» \mO Winter I’nrk. Elnridn She stated that they are looking the present rate of diverse »f one »lk* I A;oo 1i n i of •fi | * i % forward to a lot of iwimming and sut of three marriages continues, | golf during their star here. bv 1900 BO percent of mitrt iager In Oriental «tl th" .lint i* n Will uperntr tnmplete tvnlrli nnd jewelry repair service will end in divorce. Tin* will When substituting corn syrup rcult In increasing lh« nuniii r xymlHil of nmternity. At one lime foi sugar in making takes and «f children in institutions, lie Oriental rug* wriih lutl* m 11,,using only genuine parts. Will appreciate your repair ro o k ies, use only two-third* of the tinrrd the religimt* background of rt»rn«*r§ rn(?rtlv -vhii^IiI l»y business. All work guaranteed. •. . liiiuid called for in the ireipo. rare for children in homes. barren women a* n mateini'.y The Florida Methivbxt Home , i ,, l ks* been In operation for 10 venr*. have a sealer. Use a sugar ayrup h „ . r , 0 . . r r e r B n i p U m . 11 bull,lines for the guava shell* Make by |nd „ normill rnroMn„ nt „f using 3 cup. of sugar to cup. of lrUi r, vr„.r,L N'.„ M n in e l n a t • „ ,s..tK « e 1 1 m s i — oa m . . . , water. lHeat together until sugar onlv are children given mxteii.il i* dissolved and hold In refriger­ rare, but vocational ttniidng »!-•>. ator until needed for use. \ t fn.il he *aiil. n* rontainrrx are filled, place them Guests Introduced hv loci Field in'the (efrigrratot1 to xtora until were P o s t m a s t e r r harlex 1^. tiiev can be taken tu tha-summer* PiViwne " f r*iro7 Ga ,~Ti snk K cial locker, or store in roar home Wald of the Gulf ttrfiii'ni' Com­ fleeter, llcie .gain, sp-rd tn get­ pany. and Frank Hand'er of Plot, ting them into the fr-cxec in im- ids Fashions. I nr. pmtant. Store, after freetlng, nt xem Fahtenheit or lowyc. The pulp left from *cediqg mav A familiar method for tu-ating !*• pureed, the pr.*luet swoetened a itint stnin is to sprinkle tile Ftnin and. with lime or Icmin julpe add. with salt, squreie lemon iolee over . ed. may also be fro irn l« axrve a* it, nnd spread it'in the sun tn dry. a delirious froirn Jussrrt with­ Add mote Irmnu Julre If lia rrs of 7:00 A. M. Id 10:30 A. IW. out defrosting. tha in,i still show. ANNOUNCING JE W E L R Y D E P A R T M E N T M A T H ER of SA N FO R D TING T H U R SD A Y A U G U S T 2 1 We Will Be Serving breakfast' SPECIAL Try a New Heal Treat Permanent shaped in Ihs new Feather rut or left tong . . a* you prrlrr. Especially gmsl for dry hair. Scalp treatment* and elrclrlr msaaage a specially. N (» I.oration — 208 North Park Avenue f l u m e 971 Final Close Out . LADIES and CHILDREN’S MENU A P P E T IZ E R S Orange Juice f liilleil Apple Juire Tontalq Juire Pineapple Juire Grapcfriill Juire lllrndcri Emit Juire OUR SPECIAL BREAKFAST Golden Ilrown llul Cakes • Hyxitii anti Creanterv lluller W/IInrnn ur Sausage Cnflee M'/('re:ini . *. SPECIAL BREAKFAST UITIH b REA k F7C?t r ; ‘‘ BREAKFAST TOUCIITONVS LUNCHEONETTE A PLEASANT-GOOD MORNING HPECIAI.S i on AUGUST HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY NOOK CLUB Two (2) Fresh Florida Eggs Prepared Any Slyl* Choice Oft Hit tiered Touxt W/ Jelly Coffee W/ Cream Play .Shoes and Odd Lot Hnndsomely Tailored Sporta Shirt* AH 81c m . . . All Colon 1 .” # gynrp jo withlryitalf nn Jnch of top of eontnlnrr and par* nil*tqr'e im m ^iatcly tn liquid tight or In motstUro vapor-proof fte e tIng containers. Glass Jar* or tin arq flm» if Specials For The Caiqper •V household lly I8AIIRLI.B K. IIIURHIlY Our Floriila guava Is now rated one of the richest aourrev of -Vitamin C-gnct ts.^ ill Addition, a fair aourre of Vitamin Av I* «K-i cmtains a fair amount of calcium and phosphorus. • • The guava is particular\ ap­ pealing used fresh, as 3 dessert fruit.' served with a ipriukl • .of sugar ami with rreani, with or without Iho ses-d* removed—but do seed them. They may uu us«-<l a* apples in pie*, dumplings. Ilrown Hetty, shortcake*, souffles .or whips, *herliet*, ice cream, frost­ ing*. and many other dessart*. Guava nr, preferably, nfctgr i* an excellent sulistitute for. orange or tomato Julre anJ serves as a delectable and desirable addi­ tion to ppunrh. Guava* frees* ex­ ceptionally well,* retaining thrir fresh flavor to such nn extent as to make the fr^xen pro.hiet-prac­ tically indistinguishable from thr fresh fruit. Then* too. thoy am free of the trouldesomc. tendency of browning or discotorinr thn'. lieseta thr ranner and the freeYo uf peaches. Freeiing Guava* To have a quality product, fine Davornl, firni.rl|>e. thick, mealy fruit must- be used and, further more, speed U essential to good freeiing. The method of prepare libn is simple and ea*y. Wash guava In rold walar. peel, cut In hnlvcs nnd removs need center with silver spoon. Add pulp to shell", oy pack sheila and puj] Loan Talks PAGE TTinER mmrnm t;* Summer Drtfiii Shoes lx D . apply Now’* the (Im* (o pot Jo your aupply' of Hporta nhirU. Convertible collar* cut for accunl* fit. In epun rayon, cotton ernah and shantung. Long or short sleevM. V • • —r r -r - - P nll size - • J .9 5 and 2-95 " . MOStJUITO BAR........... . Your Health Sleeping- Better. 1NNERSPRING M ATTRESSES BOX SP R IN G S HOLLYWOOD BEDS . .->••• ARMY COT............. ......................... ?j • •* •• a* • a|»## a•, raluc* To I J 5 COTTON ■* ^ T - S I H R TS .- ........ . ' '■ • “W* Clothe - > S.T £*• “ *J‘ ?V ' ' > * lift i ' • f �W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T 20. 1947 Tilt ToHats4-l H al Stewart Turns In -Victory For H ats; Palatka A z a l e a s Here T o m o r r o w VIMer, If AI*no, lb 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 Truce Between Pro Leagues And Colleges Is Likely This Week Ctaltk, II. I’a r t a l b M adj»*hi. r (i 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 Total* By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JIL '"■■■HntU -tipMli-MUir andTonite n d a n a n iW ^ n ^ f^ E T a n C to take jiottom Umpire did not — an early ihowcr In thn McManus, u lb of the aiith ranto by Murrar. rrlfiK ltin , rf Hot* Bellwck. Htelneeke lla llrlri*, ct think that Murray was H*l|e rdtlil. tb - -*— at firat beau. amt. '•flTWfoFIriy p rote at • a* ejected from the contest. ISi ) | i i i u l l c a 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 ANKOItli *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.ak a, 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 Phlladtlphla IT *t ■*"» 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 M <2 41* W ash in g to n 81. FOR KENT » REAL ESTATE FOR S A L E ! 0 WORK WANT ED '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 I1H8. 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. L o u ft I hi » *411 .l i t 41 11 .181 lin u lit Y rtfrrrfar Philadelphia 0 i riw rrlitn rf Boat Ofi ’I , t |f t ,£ W iitilftc to il HI* Ignitifl &. DatroB NiW t, York I Georgian Tops Field Of Lottie Golfer# - f a t h H iir 1 ftfparal«if 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 aelwhlte. The Accomodation tie with InMldie Kcmpn, Uklaliomn member. Shop, llC ’ K. 2nd St. 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 12 SPEC IA I/ 1FMVICES two holes. Otaoe was eliminated ROOF COATING- A*be*toa Alu­ minum roof coating- good for metal, alalo or composition roof­ CONVALESCENT HOME now ing. Stop tanks. Cools your hums 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-* 8DUICKLAND-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 W A N T E D T O 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 8L 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 ip 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 & FO UND 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. Another Georgian, Red Sans of Macon, with 37-40—77, was a!»o amung the 32 who qualified jn .jriterday'a field of 90. Ths only other southerner on han<l was Jim lta»em- of- Durham, N.^-Ou -who card ed a p a ir * »9ii«i ■ 3 l 1 AUTOS FOR SALE' 1937 DODGE TUDOR, cove'.paint, upholstery good condition. Roy a m a o f land 0___ HEW. WAHIEO 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 tHftr* In t b * I’a a r t f o n t t.ii «r ^pte|nlj4-* f ill jI t O 'ri.^k A. U 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 APPK4H T O : W11.1.114 KM M A I t i l l . KI who** jiU f # and i t I U l t u or rt d#firw 1» urtkituwn* . You • f •* hviflfjr euH iiAM n<Hlfl*4l lnrttiul*d c t trull ut * In C h a n m ry , tttib K H T II. v*. wit,i,iic Ihst i s |l|f ' C'uufilV* und*r ' lb* IIIL I-E H Y . lille . »* p la tn ilff. 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 K A N G K K m 'Z M f t Z ? .1 WE GOT AU. THREE, H4CU7W4 HOW THAI WE'VE arrTYTHE SOON® 7MOS6 CROOKS ARS LEJWSG, BUT O F P P0RSWT* 16T*S/ITH1 BETTER, STAV RIGHT WHERE V0U ARE FOR. A WHILE I r~i -----— ■ ^ GST Awatf f r o m H E R S .',------------ 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 torrwui 8**11 |{<i«*b'>'d*f * h ih 'i ' m A lt - r f f l- ^ f"”* l T ‘*n Cff ttnrfunl. Plnrlita i ___ 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 t h u Ih V O ia tlo u b* im b llib a d . In T h * K a f- w rnnim K 1' g o w S r p r> •*?J f c f l n i d * C n an ly. T lo rW *. t g « ,« r h » “ ) fb r tour ro n aaeeliv * * » * \ « pt l V S f l ______________________ 3H‘». Kempa won the medal in ■ Mid T liq M A T H '*K P IA H t ll'A I t t ,LL furnished bungalow, cor* C ARTICLES WANTED 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 r lot, Immediate posseasion. Igheat ea»h prlc* paid for used nKoRniA. • t 96,000.00. furniture. Ted Davie Furniture A * * ." rn b l l of m m o l'.a t a t v ln r BUT A. WILLIAMS LOST—Two 1100 *• 20 Tire# on bean llh d In ih a ClrcaU Court Ce, 811 E. leL Ph. M*. id Landqutal, Aaoeclata rlma. Brand numbera 2743 A In dnd fur Oam'nnlc I'o iin ir. K b w , In r h a n c r y aaaln M »qu b: IT cor regardleai of 2307. Kinder notify Tamlaml Ida, II4 .ll-: t-M R K S i n i l T . f.n d lru rw . Trail Toura at Sanford. Phone •Whaaa pr»a*nl* a r , twral'.fnr* It Tl. Reward. ro m m artl you I * It* arnf aptwar ha- IS g a n on th rv fira l and Kverutl on the aerond. ’ , Kemp*, who plays quarterback for the Oklahoma Agui.-^ and k the M lnouri Valley Vuinfeienre with brown spots. Anaware to name, "Sandy”. Phono 329-M. Reward. ' lock* ! Supplies tm M t IrtrlUt* V m * iA UO/-H04C' n it �— — :— k - 1 ’ ' * ■’ ■ 4*—* * — * ' e ,a ► la U altj Then Is Strength— To Protect th* P n ( c of Ih* World; To Promote the Proof*** of America; To Prodpr« Prosperity for Sanford. i THE W EATHER Partly cloudy through Friday with local afternoon ft*rneon showers arid thandrr*ho*»r*. h AN INDEPENDENT DAIL1 NEWSPAPER Established 1908 T o t R e sc u e d F ro m SA N FO RD , G r e e k B y - V e t — ------- Soviets Use Call Special 1948 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. QU1TANDINHA. B ru it, Aug. 21 —Cuba formally present­ 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 J . NONE'HIE WOSSI fur their djnking. Mar* Ann O’llnsky, I. and her pet I 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 S p lit In Withdrawals Wi ll B e $ 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 will take over aa aecrelary of na­ favors Dutch action on a large The majority of the *rcond tional defense under new legist*- scale. li neiinHia i 's f , r if s u B ti on outtlng the War and Navy apartments under.a single cabi­ 0 net officer. Truman V isits 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 ir*Htfiyiit«j| im 1** 1 # L f i M l Truman May Keep V^War,*Navy Heads ’ In Key Positions ! V 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. „■ Jaycees Report On If, Booth Funds Drive 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 \r- , :.l| 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 perjS ifta ,1 } • J 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. 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 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. i—.» - arLxM,—wtJTS.-*; Proposal For Italian And Austrian Mem­ bership A p p l i c a ­ tions Rejected Reds Hit 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 LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 21 —Kutii* today used the elo twice in rapid succession It* >ck action tin the applications ot Ita­ ly and Amiris for membershi, in the United Nations. These weie the sixth and sev* rnlh srtnes cast this weel s»,-J they ran the Rtmian siring total of 18 against majority u cirions in the Security Counn On both Italy and Auitiia, •’ •• sole clrai linl ClfIrtWJjfia fe1'* f I 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- 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" 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 B y Mikey Browning Mis* Mikey Browning of Banford, who Is the youngest gl-l pilot In the United States to hold l«rth a glider and power plane pilot's license, him Juft com­ pleted her Inlllal test for a “Sil­ ver C rating hy making an al­ titude «f io.l^D feet above tea level at 2P Palms, Calif. Hh* Is Ihe ‘deughter of Roy II. BrownIhg. director Of the Sanford School of Aviation. The altitude was obtained It a P ratt Reed sailplane and Mis* nrowi.lng staved aloft 2'4 houra. 8 h o . r o * need* hec c tow -cuu nlry and endurance flight to complete her “Rilrtrr C." When ebe o'u Ulna (hie rating . ebe will , Ire oi\p ef only two women In th* United .-tat»s with this rating, the other being Mi*. Virginia Bennl* of 8anfoid. Ml*#r Browning t* spending the tummer In California with her grandmother, hut la erpected to return to Sanford In September. Bho etetex that she expeeta' htt new Fcbcltxer «e|lp|*n«, purchas­ ed a t tho National Soaring meet at WRhlta Fall*, Texas, will be 4*1 r d* ‘b y t........... i q l tlma a n d h nuelo rT’.' the ship which I* supposed to be one of the beet of Its type. RATIONS MET BERLIN, Aug. t l , ITT—The American Military Government announced today that record Im­ ports of grain and fl-mr frpm the United Btates had made it possible to meet the full broad ration throughout the combined’ BiltlshAmerfcan tones of Germany for the first time tn months. • #S ;• *Tn# _nLlyJtw , ji OOilialiie a ty 'W ittr Italy v y .-ir m WASHINGTON. A,.s 21 W lY.Umted Sl'eTe* lie sgainil the continued Sovirt ocf\jp-*tion ol the Chinese purt —wf-tbsirm wa Senator Bilbo Dies In Hospital Re the renmln'rtg . fH5O,(KK).000 stem­ med from a need for 1450,000.010 |r«mllnnHi mi ru t* M«M» BtfSdC . / •* NMV ORLEANS, Aug. 21 fAY—Sena lo r Thendoje _G Itilbo Of M inisvlpin. trtaxter o f ■(•IPnilter and- sharp-longue, I wa* tnm Bulgaria sppli 11 tin 1It ^ mn m « ai| p i 5 e m b a rk a lio n O r i hirnplon of white Miprentncy, —* f k died .her* tortsy without ^ever .-G erm an D P C a m p taking h!v disputed seat !h the WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 t>> Cci’gtfss. rosa Sets TJp O rd e re d B y B rita in 80th Willulrawals by Great Britain will L'ealh of the Ult-yeer-oM 17 D isaster U nits teduce to J400.000.000 by Aup. DcmocraU left forever unan­ LONDON, Aug. 21 Britswered the qUrsUoq of w heth­ 29 the amount of credit remain­ <Vlth the hurrirane season a! jin dcliv'-red an ultimatum I<hI«v er h- «**s entitled to his third ing from- her original $J./5n,i'> the 4 ,4<lD Jewiili refugeM oil t*rm in : the Sertale. from 000.000 loan, U- S, Treasury of­ baud, disaster hutitule* banwhich •'* was tuirred on !-•been *«t up In IT Florida Red Trance: diirm hailt by tomorrow ficials said today. partisan - charge* of unfitness Cross ehapter* during August • Iternoon or be lu m p u rle d .to when t'onag^-s convened l*»l The- loan balance already had end early September. Hie Had* (iermany. January. been reduced lo Jfl'iO.OOO.I'O') County chapter at Miami headed The Jew*, aie almvnl three The .-tepetor. wbr, undenreut the disaster institute schedulu when Anglo-American talks began with n two-day meeting July cr.e mouth <peinllrn for cenllrituh sliipi which Im e been oil here Monday lo con'idet enter 24-25 and In'e Juuly instlluti-r h *,r in August of l!»P'. M aneillr for three week*. T h 'v : re ipitirned for nti-ith*r las* Jn rgrncy stepi aimed it relieving uere held In St. Petersburg ant* Hied lo Ivml in P alnline a rnonih uary a oil a third In June. II • Britain's current economic crisis- ! Tampa. Yesterday o meellog h' bv s In duty i-eOnly yesterday the Hrltish held in Orlando, end today >n» rgo from ihe immigrant ship "Ex-1 spent two scheduled to betheld in Df- <lu* 1947.” ' relying Ireaim enl in » Virksagreed, with United States ap­ was hurp. hospital, and on proval. In suspend temporarily l.n.'.tl . lire Jews will Ih- taken to tho More disaster deaths have been fiergen-HeUen displbced person*, Aug. 1 or-trred Foun'latioi, Ihe free exclinnge of dollar* for Hospital horr for n conrple'e pounds 'n trade with other coun­ reertded In the first four months nip if the ultim atum i* Ignored, physlrel check'll'. tries. It was learned that this of 1!»47 then all disaster* t-f • Strokfurmnn for the Inter tralioual He levetoped a p»rve inflam­ elep was nece**lt*rted by doll** IP4H and the American Red Cr.>-*« O fu g ce Organlraliorr said at mation which partially parademands which had risen recently ma lotenelfylog community pm- flam burg, in the British lone ’yreil hint. IW lora said the into a rate of 1237.000.000 a we*f; pairdnes* plan* and disaster pie- •if Germany. flauiliiglion, rather llov,' tfn* from the f ",750,000,000 American v#nil on measure* In 3,745 dome*, Jewish Agency * sitokesmaii, cancer, wa* the Principal im­ tie rbapler* and 5 100 domes'i, •i A Jerussteiri Credit. railed the news' mediate reuse of death. A Treasury official told jl re branch**. He «aid disembarking, A chanter evnrkers Institulo i -hocking. porter *.Kat permission for* Hr'lf these .refugees at Hambtn r aln to make withdrawals below is scheduled tn takV place Sept, 1 '•"lid be "a crime against hti15-10 in Orlando. g a S t r r imtmrTcflt M aar the While IlTuUso 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 1rcnch Ajrrec On lasting, nsrsal to renew talks with Ptc Robert Luke end Jam es Bowen. y - r— p—* “ . iSJ im^ . ■ n jtv V Hemisphere Action To Protect Econom­ ic I n d e p e n d e n c e N o . 200 P rf»» L e a se d W ira Dairen-Germany Subject O f B Cuba Demands Joint A u o d iltd F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y , A U G U ST 21, 1947 mid go , , • »|icl l«»t on a hunger . . 'John (leorjce Bender D M Early-Ihia.AJhL they strike 1,1 HNy 'V fT " l{t_vo~mTfI>il .in " itar the Holy Land.- They were ;•!seed aboard the three-ship* off Haifa after a battle with Blit„ ROME, A uc/21. W A-The Uni i'h bciaidlng paities, and • return­ ted States rtnbaity said today UusL negotiation* would begin early 'd July 21» to France, where they their voyage. They have next month for a treaty of "friuml- began r ('»<,'Inn,,1 |'n | , Klakll ' shin. commerce arid navltatlon” with Italy. -A spokesman oald ll would lie Drivers Licenses To not a commercial accord but a Go on Sale Sept. 2 "statement of principles" between the two naliona. (Tho United Drivers license*, whlelt must be State* announced last week the cancellation of 91,000,000.000 Itali­ renewed on or before Oct. 1, will go on sale. Tuesday, Bent. 2 at the an debtal. The spokesman said that a* pug- nffleoof County Judgo R. \V. Ware gested-by the United Btates. the ft the Court Houae. The holder of a 1347 llrense treaty would Inelude the “most favored nation" «lauie for treat­ will only need lo present lbs eld lieto**, either In person or by ment of national* and business. China and Australia already Another for renewal, said Judge ‘ hate negotiated similar treaties War*. with tha United States, tha embas­ The holder* of a vall-l out ofsy eald. but the propectivn pact Btate license must present the with Italy was 'believed to *he the lie N valid Been** they hold, and make first of Ita kind In Europn since niqrllcatlon for n Florida license, tha war. stating that their liconoe has not bean revoked or suspended. They muat hi so affirm that they are stilt In good physical condition, Train P assenger Is - t f a lirentc is not renewed by A rrested A t Depot DcL'J, Judge Ware declared, the h'ddgr.of a valid 10(7 llrenae ran Robert R. Coqper. of Tampa ina r-htaln a 1D4H lirrnse by paying •ng * paeeenger on a north bound tra In. >1.00 extra, or they can do a* ,h*; waa ar»e*le4ge*teedar tifterrmcv been/th* m in' dnrtiw ft? " * | s.-ao O’clock at the Sanford Dc- vraro, taka an examination before Dot on a charge of drunkenness tho road patrolman, an I In that and disorderly conduct. Cooper rvrnt tha extra 41.00 la not olio face* a charge of resisting c! Patrolman IT. R. BlHlngslv. who SPEED RECORD > mad* the arrest. . WASHINGTON. Aug. 24. m — M. C. Cinder reported lo police that tha laft front and rear fen­ Rear Admiral Alfred M- Prldo der* of hl< automobile had been said 'today the Navy anticipate* damaged by a hTl and run drlrer at that m speed of 876 mile* an hour 1:45 A. M. g t the Mom o r Bridge. mag,be reached by the D-B5H Sky Ha stated th at ha chased Ihe driver •treak. In further test*. The Jet .nearly to DaLand before ha b i t plana set a world record of 840.7 an hour kt Muroc, Calif, yrttenlay. track of hint. Each Fined $25 By Judge Herlong 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. 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 T e s tim o n y # D iscloses c*f l.'tm sn industry. j Of fir? i! United States Jources U m p ireM an lian clled acknowledged this today, hut did By O rla n d o M e n not di*clo*r th ' reasons the So­ viet* gave fo r‘ their objection. After hearing t hhee testi­ It is understood, however, that mony at the Mayfair Inn Irt Russia claims the plans for we morning, of John Ganiel, Lou lonfeiente would nullify term* Bevil. Umpire Cooper,, Umpnc Potsdam Agreement hold Lavelv. John Ktider. several Sen of the irimHmtttl ran I’m 1* Fightl ford specators and me mber’s oJ the Sanford Polite |)-;nit*i'e>,'. lurlge Sidney Union*, president nf the Florida Stale league. I»-T ged a $25 fine oti L’nipt re 1 avel, and Rex llrrivip «j llie (titand Senators for their .< lion* in *hr Municipal Paik in Sanford on th Mp/*> than 100 entries from gll night of Aug. 9. over Seminole County are expected In ,» Onleiui-tit. Pr< 1 ’ Her to rn m p e te for priSOS totalling long -Irrlnreil “The te*tininn> more than ISfH) In value at tha wpa !-• the effeei Uillpilg Pony Tournament and rare* which I.avHy's cap wnajputlrq "u hi* will !>o held en Libor Day a l tha linwt ii>* player rin->"P of <> oust bud of M’etlonvilln Park which Iniulo. 1’in pile .Lflvely's test'in-in)* D' being pul In good condition for was 1 - Ihe effret that If ibt- the events. It w u annotineed today hapi'ei 'i 1 lie WR» 11,'t nVare nf It." Hv Deputy S heriff Chartas B<ek, 9 100 Entries Will Compete In Pony . Races Labor Day At any rate It v .,- not in h D |w h n 1* chairm an of th* program , .xml by Sheriff Percy Mere. The dt’cn -tend at the e i» t end heppeil. ,spi| H erefur-' should hav. ,>f the field lia* !>eeiT covered With rep o rt. T h e i r w a * It" i,mii>t no u r t p i n d t h a t f l t | s ' " r i d e r t d id [u! r-illrd with a '.ractn.- fur»— by Roy and -J a w* a n s*(a» " <>f Lone wood. Thl* will nrovjqq John George_flcmler. .73, died ’ anyone .btggi«r--Umpire- t;dVeK.- for rnrlm,* by eight hnrxe* abragst* Kl bTT borne on East Knurl h and Umoire Lively •i,"ni'tt thxt Along-tke north aldn nf the ftelJ, 1 ’’tpirv Street this morning at 3:45 o'clKh arivone did *hq' It ■ iment Cooper, who, working wjtlj-LaviL- the narrow r a th .f o r Tournament following a short Itlnos*. f ly. «ald thai IP'.m yppa pnlhd rider* Ira* al*o heen claves! *o that A resident of Hanfurl Tor 24 I-ave|y'* cap, ha did not »,■<- it. ridrr* can spear the ring* with v e in . Mr. Bender wa* Imm in but that it could have happeiird." more accuracy. A ropeTor g bar- fy-w 3'ork Cltv Oct. 14. H73. lie “ In? tit-* repbtt ntr riniplri- le tar to bold hark the spectator* mover! lo Sanford from New Je r­ required to ndvise the leagti" Mlfix heen provided by St*v' Rennie sey and was engaged in fainting a* to rvr-rvtblng out nf thn Banfnrd School nf Aviation. here. Hr attended the Congrega­ prasldarit iCunllflHMl J*ftt J*nn(■ t f« III ! Many e ftltln g face* are protional Churrh and wa* a member mixed. and I in-re wilt lie n barrel nf the local Elka Club. rnre in which the rldcrx nni»i d'g-' Survivor* include ihe widow Mr«. Ycsley Im proves mount, crawl through barrel*, then Mr*. Caroline II.- Bend",- of Kan* nnd ride to thn finUh. Following Accident remount forth one daughter, 6!r*. Florence Deputy Beck railed *200 of the K. Pfeifer of Falrlawn, N. J.; two money from donor*, Frank Mr*. W. P. Ye»ly. who was prim pone, Frederick J . B ender of Han­ bruised Pnvtirk. *100. and tho County In an autoinhile accident ford and Edward 8. Bender of afternoon, is reported CummWiton. $100. It wai reported. Decatur, Ga,; also five grandchild- Tuesday to ba gatllug along tricaly a t r,lL_ Fernald-larughton Memorial llo*- Russell R eiw rls On will romluet plltl m i . i and .„ d will .i l l remain there i h . » »a f„w .. Tha . Elk* , : Lodga , few Plant Lice Control day* longer to recuperate. negro. ■ 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 main* will be sent to New Jeisay lha driver of the automobile which In reaearch work for tha agrigulS49 Friday afternoon for bur U,. s < collided with the '3H Plymouth tureal chemical* division of tb« eedan driven hy the Rev. W_ P, Pennsylvania Salt M anufactur­ ing Company hs* recently returnMidwest H eat Wave Yetlcy at Ninth Street and Mag­ ed from South Georgia and North nolia Avenue. Causes 28 Deaths Florida where ho ha* been work­ ing In a project of combatting aphid on tobacco. ny THE ASSOCIATED PRF„H8 Jap Treaty Talks aphids or plsnt Hca egnFace Postponement Theae legit 2A At least 23 persona have died r.'"\ . !>c, killed-With nicoUnsv-' f>». g - I f .«(. th e. Midawoai'a vnsled. He has alio made isv aril longed haat wave, and the hot WASHINGTON. Aug. 21 U P )- trip* during ths paat month weather continued today with no Nlne nafinri* which will jiar- Greenville, Mia*, wharf s t t prospect of relief. ticlpale In talks of a peace treaty are being mode to combat In Chicago, 24 person* were re­ for Japan have agreed generally and boll-weevil* that attaek ported to have died of cause* in­ with a United States suggestion ton plant*. duced hy heat elnca midnight that a ' two-thlrda vote should One chemical that abows pre­ Monday, while two such deaths govern Conference decisions. mia* in th* fight agalnit tha af^ The 8tatc Department dls- hid 1* Gamma g or benalna haaware reported In Indiana and two cloaed this today amid Indications Ichlorlde which wmi used- *ue*t*jothers In Minnesota. The Canadian cold air mat* waa th at tha conference Hoelf will fully by celery grower* la st y ftg have to be put off until lata fall be aaliL Thta leave* no objectionatallad at the U. S. boundary, or early next year. The U. 8. able residue on top crops but can­ moving eastward but not south­ orginally hoped to hold It this not be used on root crop* because. of ita flavor. ward. month. -• * ^ <} - , il _-sf- & ______ ______ ■ - � 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 20, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 20, 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/c2d20b321cf4594af26ad34cabb871af.pdf 6a90fe67ad6f295714a367c1756db183 PDF Text Text 9 r 4 L* • ^ . (r«>ll>n4 Itmm r«i» Om I first fiscal year. June SO; *1W*. Since that time substantial ad­ ditional Improvement of the pro­ perty has been effected, incuding a conalderabte amount'Of pavlnjf. The State Road Department, handling this latter pbnse of the development, hatdsut fare*!, a portion of the Market property tome 800 feet wide, fronting on Edison avenue, and extending back aeveral hundred feet In serve all of the building* erected on the •lie. In_addition lo access by hard-surfaced highway,.the Mart ket I* aUo ydrved by adequate rail aiding facllltlee, giving dlr*»et- eori'Bet with- tha *cart1ar* tapping the Fort Myers -arta. Cucumtiera. eggplant, pepper*, squash. tomatoe* and other produeta have been handlrd on the Fort Myers market In substantial volume during the lait year. Man­ ager Nehrllng. In discussing the current outlook ha* expressed the assurance that the Market will gat Its full share of produce from the adjacent territory, during the year ahead. handling of gladioli ship­ ments. through facilities made available on the Fort Myer* Market, attracted considerable attention In the last yrar. Pro­ duction of flowers and bulb-, in that area ha* (p-en an increas­ ingly Important Industry In re­ cent year*. Activities throughout .the Stale Markets system are concent­ rated largely at prrsvnV on the renovation of'.faeiltfiea, and gen­ eral preparations for the fall i * l •on, said Director WllSort. ' Mrs. Michnels S C O T T 'S SC R A P B O O K rS C ( ( '• s II s m S I r . e I - ■ 1 l ; By r. j . And Union scon Goodrich Open Negotiations ^ W » U < ARE. '(t i l L A R q E S < SEED S In 'Uhinem* Action *fW»M CacoHirl'S'A 8 0 U 7 ' A S LAR^E AS FO O TBA LLS* O C E A N -G O IN G R A F f - f d A f R ID E S A M Y W A V E OK -fK E C K lL E A H C o A s f 1$ M A D E OF B A L S A L O G S - i ) U W O R L D 'S L I ^ M f E S f W O O D * taatwiil tp ifa itj, |m , WH{J fi^ lj ( t a m l P a s s O u st Veterans Group rr»Blill*t(i final l*BM» Om > (leVntcd to diurtlSRion of Tl ' win-1 lor riiupter* *li mi [ii Te~ f urin ed AP Makes Price ■ •Survey Of Cities A F I* Drive ( I T tillR U tll H u m r a a f f h t r l »* t k . UtdUd- Naloo—r-Ghk-wttU-Wohliged to re|H-at the hig four v«t*i txrwvr. ' I'resldent Truman, Green as*• ite(lt will I*- reimmiimted by the Democratic I’urty, while the GDI' nm-umitioM will be a struggh among Dewey, Taft* anil Gen. Mar Arthur. Ore»-n said that Heliry W alhir wo,dd iit.t Ik- abb- t« prevent Tru­ man's remimination, and that a third party- movement on \Vallac**s part was unlikely. Former Guv. Slnssvn of Minne­ sota ha>l developetl ''consldsraI'Je” support among lilieral and l^lmr votera tK-fure he express ed approval o f'th e Taft- Hartley Art. Green -aid, adding that he ronahlered Gov. Dewey the lead­ ing rnndidat'- fl>r tin* GOP nolitlmnii'in~nt~prpvt’iit. I’EIPING.. Aug. 18, W1} —China‘s Manchurian army .command will merge formally with the Gi t . i aii*(imo'a Manchurian -headquarter* Wednesilav its a move cah-ulutt d to .bring about military cu t .rolti cal unity before the Comirumlsia strike again. Communist General Lin I'iao's forces are expected to laiinrn their sixth major ram|>aign •ometime in .i i’tiremts'r: On Ihe rlvil war scene, a fieight truln northbmmd from Tienjaln 4o Mukden wo* blown up white cruis­ ing a bridge south "X IF hi' mIi-vr. The locomotive plungtij into tinriver. Itailwav official^ said the lialn struck two land mines a* St poundcd onto the itridge, abott il'l udle* northeast of Tie-c'.sim Then* wris no report on casualties. 'Ihe tiuin can ied no passenger*. ity TIIF. ASSOCIATED I'ltRS.H writli Iwdh raci-* .together from Visit I'J.TJ dollar ir woitji only the Oegihniiig, or, while and negro al»mt Mt cents today In buying later mrtgeil. the ordinary swwwfttsi o f lif-s, hut InterprelMlion u f the national It buys it lot mure in some purl-* chapter* organized separately and of the United. Stales lllatt ill organization’* constitution is that others'. ho facial or religious considera­ An Associated Press sprvey of tion should influence membership of any chapter, aa'.il I.enter II. retail prices in 111 leading clllea I'eicelln of Atlanta, aoutheastern In nil sections of the nulton re­ vealed strikingly .Irregular* inregional rhuii man. ' creases. ' II m m mend Ing concentration on Some products have soured tuit state rather than iiutionnl legis­ lation, the group n*ked that cun- of all relation with .others com­ sldr-ration I* given to securing: a pared with prewar days. Some special session of the Florida ||Ir* where living costs were low­ legislature for passage of a rent- est In 1030 pay the moat now. The Survey showed I control is not renewed .after You can eat for less, hy‘ ami nrst spring. Emphasis on a Tallahassee a VC large, in Minneapolis II,,m in moat chapter was explained by ' the cities. You pay mure fur meat In w titrnm jirthn a lilH Iasi spring,' thr parking rapllal iif Ciilcagq which passed the House but diet! than rl»ewhere. Your housing in the Senate, almost went un­ dollar buys more in Kan FnttBliRi Heavy Rains Cause observed by the A Vt» wrhich would ami St. laiuis, and least In DenMexican Landslides have Is-en banned from Using tho ver, rum pared with the other name In the state If (he hill had cities. become law. TA MA/.UNCHALE, Me*., Aug. , -Your <Inthing dollar goes 'Asked to speak winn he appear, nlmut as far one place ns another, |H Or)— City official* re pm ted ed as an observer, lU-p. Ilratb-y hut buys a lul less than In either today at h ast 10 known dead at Tumal, night and one-half miles Odham of Sanford said "the item or !U4ft. south here where .a roaring land­ abolishment of discrimination has-1 Your meat hill ha* gone up ed on cnlor or creed is po**ildy ‘ .............. . . 7 - • slide Friday' night wiped out 13 .n" ,r’-’ * » » hmisr* at the ford of a mountain* Search For Atcheson the best policy for peace that any mUfh Veteran's nrganlzaimn could have. your bread or milk lulls. Butter ptak on the.Pan Ameriran Hlgh-| Invited later to Join the organ­ and'eggs rata much higher - on way. iCtMlIaRM ft mm* budget than- they did rorn* Officials *nid .another landslide 1 Tex., probably Lee Chapman Ho) ization, ho ratsirred to allegat­ your on I In- heavily travelhl highway land, who suffered head Injuries.- ion* of a communist connection, parallvcty Iwfoir the war. In most Items, half-or more of nt Villa Car rads, It* mllca north, Huglin, who related In a radio | which wrrr denied, and said lie Interview that hn kicked sharks would have tu know more about it the price [ucrrn*e has come in Ihe ' wI|k*1 out most of (he houses In the taut yrar. But while your housing liny villagr am] that two* bodies away during his long: night in ihe tiefore Joining. buys only *hn1f ,as „ much hnd bean i -covered. water, reported AlHirsun said no­ - The JarkHunville chapter • » .» dollar » { „ . . . _, The two slides were caused by thing a* the big pfanu plunged asked to sponsor one at T n lla -jr*0*^ ** !l’ *- • •” Colttmerattcisco it buys heavy tains which accompanied a -toward the tea and destruction— hassee and to revive that at the i 11111 n,'‘* week-end hnrrieane. At Villa (Inlvcrsity of Flurida, amt tha ht|lre than it did In June, 1040, “He only smiled very (ABelly.* t-erradn officials said at lets! The five bodies hajllml tip from Tampa chapter to sponsor new three kilometers (one and rightthe sea Included 'huso of naval unit* at Orlando, Tamtia Univ­ Movie Suit tenth* miles) of the highway Capt. Randolph B. Upper of Aud­ ersity and Itollin* College, wrrr under tuna and Iona nf ettth. ubon. Minn., Portsmouth, Va-.-wnd a A provisional committee, to (('KWllHwa ffri.aK !'•«. Hurl CpI. David iatrr, Watertown. N. V. continue in office until Ihe state all feature length picture* ex­ Identities of Ihe others Were not conference, wa* named with Dr. hibited In theaters In the United in color. , announced. II. I). Prrnsky of Miami Beach States. Thr rapacity of facilitfei "tig* effect of the practices (The Army newspaper Stnra chairman. O ther members: Imui* for commercial color processing charged in the complaint tins and 8lrlpea In Tokyo aald nllied Bunty of Tampa; Ralph Stewart, and oth"r. operation* In Ihe Inis Ik-cii tu restrict the drvelopmei,; headquarters source* had confirm­ negro, of Jacksonville; Jack Gor­ Inrxs of profeiiiunsl color clnsr of the art of profexaiunal color flearh; llarvy ed that the other Vfcilntl included don of Miami tnslography has lieen inadequate cinematography by others than Col. Carl A. Russell of Richmond llamberg and Jaruiu llne Bamberg to meet the demand for filming tho defendants^ and tu drprivw Heights, Mo., and Capt. K. It. Rtlll, of Miami, ami F. 8. Davcnpori of motion picture productions the public of the bonrliit nf who tha paper identified as lire of University of Miami. cupfprtlibin in Ihls_ business.’1 Pilot. An unofficial tqurco sold Army Capt. Cecil Sigmon, no ud. . dresa given, was a membar of the Lee Inquiry eraw.) Russell was an assistant chief l'» ii iln«i -o f staff under MarAelhur. lie. He, had ri’Katlwava'iiKM no idea how Irniii he would be L air and Boyer, like the reacu Col. Huglln, were member* "3 gone. The length uf Ids trip would MacArtbur's headquartert Joint depend upon the *ilu*tion and con­ ditions he haa to investigate. strategic plan and operation* He was accompanied by Got. group. ★ ★ ★ ★ Kugene !* Miller and I.leut,’ Col. The pilot bypassed little John Richard P. Tipton. •too Island, a fueling stop west of here, to make, the ROME, Aug. it>, (/D-I.ietd. run from Kwajalein direct to .* 4 1 0 Sanford Avenue ^H aw aii. One Tokyo source, ex General John C. II. I^e, In his Plaining why the pilot may hav/ first public comment on criticism bypassed Johnston, said the little of hie command published in the Island la extremsly difficult lo United Stales, said today the ar­ ticles were unwarranted and dis­ find In poor weather. !hH C apt Roy Gano, directing n torted. Lee Is rotnmamtar of the destroyer division in search for Mediterranean Theater of opera­ aarvtvors ws* startled early today tion!, U. 8. Army, Robert C. Ruerk, S'tlppe-Howwhen he viewed one of tho five bodies hauled fro® t W sean n to ard columnist, In five articles printed last week, tsld there was hie foredeck. discovered the corpse was lavish living by officers and their that of hla longtime friend. Navy wive* Iq Lee'e command, with co­ U e V U T I VENTILATION, TOO! ‘ TRo Randolph. Boyer of............. Audubon, llated ryrn forced to serve as ‘-flun­ keys" to tha officers and their h“* °*a*t keep small fry of1tha from Minnesota, they were families, General Slscnhowsr an­ So. . . with a simple twist el • year apart at Annapolis nounced Saturday the Army's IntJ wrist, regulsta you vaaetua •d together until a je a r Pector general would Investigate. 'Bds.lo con trol.seatilstloaj Lee last week refsrrod to Wain with tha chiaf of Koval operaIng ton all queettons about ihe ar­ * In Washington.. , ticles, but today his public i daAluminum * ■b.e -lions staff Issued a statement ng him as saying l Sloal— Wood nwarranted a Hacks rcflcctlni upon the character and Integrity ol FREE ESTIMATES mv officers, enlisted men ami i thorny womsa. and tbslr families, through --Vi: articles Which present a complete­ ly distorted view of actual condi­ - ; ' PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW AT OUR NEW fertlng at tion*. demand refutation from the _____ , , |__ , vao afT M - aourrea other than members of LOW PRICE. QUICK DELIVERY , 48 mile* north of Rio Da Utls command.” w an seeking mean* of statement raid ho web Inst sggretslon tin-, corned inspection of hl« theatSr by o treaty. the Army and the press. A group ________ to meet of Obrrespendents left for Livorno, 820 W. SrdSL Phan* 1152-W f:00 P. M- Eastern a t Loa'e Invitation, u see condiUons there. V '. : f .-v==^=£irj. w m 3^4 WHISKER ; WINE RUM 'GIN NICK'S PACKAGE STORE SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. % ■ -=-«. 1 ■ ^ N- & , x I ;d : 1- % > trr; MONDAY, AUGUST 18,1947 not In good position to hnndle (k'rmans Flee From are 200.000 Sudeten* and Swabians to our xone froni CxechoReds To U. S. Zoner -( coming Slovakia and HungarvU* British Cabinet H’HHhnneil fr*tm Fnif (Nifl newt ronfertuire in-comment f i CLEVELAND, Aug. IP,. OP)— a jjloa Winston rim chill made RF.RMNi Aug. lit, I'D c - l( ie With one of the "big'four" fu b fe r.o v ,, the British radio survey- He*- Vmerican- Government aava savs tnO comnanie* having reach-1 It* x «c-1u n ta y ' % the B ritish people t United State* occupation rone is und lt*47 agreement with the CIO nt*Inline nrnl fight it out" petting so many tlb-gnl German rubla-r workers, representative* ”t Calwell hat Iw-en in Great Hrit- immictnnt ■ from the Ko*<daii rone the union and the B. F. Goodrkh ain to -u range for the transfei that tlte.jaif* cannot bold them Co. opened sessions today. of Rrjt.m* who wi»ii lo live- to and they ate trt-mg sent bkek with­ Negotiations liotweeu the union Autetalia. He vaid some |f[ii,,M*'‘ out |--roMi Lttiun. and the Goodyear Tire it Ituhber want to make the thatige, ami In V inu — ir - *'" WW we.-ks, uii, AMG report Co, ended Saturday In an ngf-r- Aunit ui in inteml* tu move -oine { declared yesterday, Germin-pol Ire tiitnt granting worker* six j aid this >caii. jiunpiiig. iJ h bn ill the stale uf li m e , lender ing holidays u year in lieu of further tmnl yeei-ption of ItritirbeTx Jh^rv \ the Ruaslatt ruhr, asserted ♦'•.(111 wage increase* at the present. s«elt tiftor *a : “ QPt uV ffiey rm> t- W g Mrefu: f f lttjj* fur illegal-nnlry hut G. Ik i'attar*<in. venonil eiitn. 'b iti*.* ' *’ bvWrww< [ jailv-ani) —; srl for the union, said ne hop. J K k s t i kill . i , U/izt*! rourts." tYfee-quarterj • the settlement s m i 14--Ii. m b ’ 1 ■» o f ihr^s hnd .to be rrtum rll'ti lihmit YT-. .lippiuL-.h' • pattern for pacIS" with NTu- i~thrt" .ukl.OSill - ^a .-ple." * t’ llwcd! - lidi ta.-iiig penalized, "big four" wpnpanlc*. UW it’.rh. "Fvetr st* tfie imak nf her navat AMD nfflrtaU in RhTenbjrg. Firestone Tire & Rubta-r (To, and pr,wep -.he only took care nf He»*e, reported last week aliout U. S. Hubla-r. pp.mmtKHl to :!5,IXHMMMl. There I* one refugee In in said be had b ft An I1H cent wuge increSJ-c was QWijiopidatlon In Gttat Britain, Ihe Russian zone l>ecau*t* he had granted employe.-* of tin- f> ur llTid under imputation in the de- ta-en draft,-,! t„ work in uranium rompanie* in Mareh. but hi-.t mlr.loni. mine*. ‘ German authorities In lla*’. monthe the union annoonnd !t *‘l*iih - It. it,tin |f>-«mit.* tins aria til " have, romptainrd nf an would seek another w ig - Ih>om . ili-bslsiHV to Ik* ironed out be influ 4 of German* from Husslan-Goodrieh mid union offiri.it i iv- \vill Iq -tar-i'tl nut, if another v ffliplsd territory; dirali-d that outcome of i. strike wni happen*, wit!,nut oven if,The Anteriran-lleqnte I Getntan by CIO-UKWA union!it* at thi !• I Ing •. pilliutl . -I fe.it." NeW* Agelay u»ld v c e n l.iy rrfirm's Xuiu-atoona, Ala. plant'll.Ight Cnlwnll Pit f h i plat < i" StrirtloRS on travel between the have some b'-aring on *odav‘* ion- liuild ii p"|iiilatp<n from, .Its llritirdi ami Ameriran r jnev, abalferenre. After'agreeing to '(inibn mi -* nt 7,rpMi.nuu .t„ 'jii.mm.iMSi .tailed afjer last- JnnuarV‘« econ­ demands for company-wiile tu-got. in ii--- next f ration* be­ omic merger of these zone.*, would iatiun*. Goodrich spokeou-u ialrr rm. , "'.ve lave in faith to lit' I * rcstOfed to catch person* try­ said they would, not barualn on u luerefnl Intention* nf tha Jup- ing to jr| from the Itnsstan to the eompany-wfde bast* dur Ift* a Wll St*.’* II. S. zone by way of the British strike. runeBoth factions reported, huwevty-, ft) a’ »mtemVnt eontalred in l l " that their delegate* wouhl appear Truman Sends Iri'ttoir AMG report, General, I,uctiu D. today for pn-lindnnty -talk i. military governor, nskrd: To Teachers Meet inj; Ctav. "How Could wo justify German* from the Uu'tlan zone whim We Oomniands Unite QAPS- • b p 19+1, affairs. Gordon Bradley*, sveretary, Fred Williams, John Sheppard and Jack Ratlgan. *»«Tg. Michaels, Is. who, slpce March, has served at assistant bookkt-«p_ar_flf llo lk rilu1otor.Salgt to i hertv luu. had business, social1 and . welf.it v Work1 experience that Qualify her Well for her new work, ,the duties of which she will assudp on fhpt, 1, one morilh Iwfore the Ixioth Is opened Iq tourists. She came lo Sanfor.J from fiylvanta, Ga. as secretary to Judge H. 8. White. Her .'any training In business subjec's , wn* nt Draugh’s Business School i,|- Sav­ annah, Ga. She left ftanfnrd for aeveral vean tfurlng which time >h* wat secretary to thk IniVor nt Cohen'* department store In Jack■onvllle. - * • ' Mr*. Michaels also svrvrd for leveral years as inter-department lecretary fur the City of Jackson­ ville In matters relalln.r to pure foods, sanitation and vital stallstics. She.also hpd chargu of a Jacksonville girl sruu; troop. In Sanford she ha* (ton* school welfare work, was president of the J T J for five years, slid is h form­ er member of the Sanford-Wont! •Ha Club. A aon, James. Mi-In,J, la • student at Stetson l.’nlveisity. amt • daughter, Mary Cray die •el la high School student. 7 THE 3ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ji‘ m Market Report ;y-- . ItfH jTO W A ug, Uf, M i— Cxechoslovakla and Hungary haw been exprlling the Germanic Sudrten* and Rwaiiians, hut the AMG ha« refused to take any more Sudeten Geiman* beeau*u th* U. S. rum- can not handle them. Protect Your Hesllk By Sleeping Belter, INNERSPRING MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEDS Maniifsrlurrd To Your Individual Order By ECHOLS Mallrriu Renovstlng A Rebuilding A Specially Call Ua Today -- Sleep Better Tonight ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY' Orlande Sanford Celery A Sanford- Phone 1881 Sanford, Fla. P re- nlilvtu .■^Pimnn twM lb Ir .< Iiel t. d r . that " I W the Vltllghleiieil u net ire o f real it" nineracy In all hunt in retati«i . ' the only practical method hy which ppaee and jg-osparity may !*• iniurerl." * . The. Rre«hlent said in n b iter ’e rt Jici f"t 'lie yiuiventbin of American Pedoralimt of Teacher*: "Ity instilijni' in Hw licetts and mind* of nil children and youth u deeper* MUt-e «f nur ile|>et»leiire " ik- tnvn ,-ir.mliei. *flu.»ita pnd.e-il i-gxi provide the brumi foiiii* ilnt Ion* >Jt rtutphrativ i art tail in nil n*[iect* of our rnnitnnu life whelhr-r- - Wt i I. p-difTeal or kcti* noh i m - -*u charm ter. "Never liefoT" im-i ntlr nation hnd n greatar' opportunity to tiemomtrnte to the world that the enlightened p*aetlrt- of- ri’it de llftie m c y in n il h u m a rt ' r.-fatio tt ii. the only praetii-al method by which jk' scp and prosperity may be ItMurell." JUST ARRIVED! ■ Yep. we’re proud lo nnnouncp a new addition to our feed Block . . . nnother carload of nutrients from milk nnd abundant vitamins . . . to increase your happiness. A CARLOAD OF TJumrSoIiTBuRermllk l*roducli Come Vn and get* your supply from uh today fur ho«>. chickens, turkeys and calves! I!uni’s Tuxedo Feed Store (Wrier Second & Sanford Avenue Phone 358 if. • ____ �--"-ft (a Umlty Thtr* la Strength— “ T6 Pretest Uw Ph m of Uu Warldj To rroaoto Uio Progress of A tasrka; To Prodaca P r a H n t r fa for Sanford. TH E W EA TH ER Partly (londr through Wednesday -with scattered afternoon and earl) evening ahoofra. Moderate east­ erly » ind*. i\N INDEPENDENT DAILY NKW8PAPBK VOLUME X X X via Truman Acts Established 1908 Dousing Dolly To Duck Heat SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1947 Aaaoclatod Prfaa Luted W ir o IMarshall Has Prjaratfi Talks At Rio Mce Carusi Appointed As­ s i s t a n t In S t a t e Department In 3 , Way Agency Shift No. 198 Reds Hit U. S. On Indonesia -*•»r-v.sre—1 * ^ 0 =-•-- Conferences Arc Hcldfyj With A r g e n t i n e , Chile Foreign Min­ isters On Treaty “Good Offices" Offer Called Dangerous . Attempt T o B y poss United Nations . WASHINGTON. Au( . 19 W>»drrniden! Truman today announc­ ed a shift in three top level adminiatration aiiignmenta detignrd to ipaed up federal action on the European displaced penont prob­ « QU1TAND1NHA. Bmii!, Aug. 19 LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 19. 'X) Ifl*)—-Secretary of State Msrthsll —The Indoneniin rovcrnaient charged today that ihe Dutch snd Argentina's Foreign Minister. were determined to destroy the Juan A. Brsmuglis, diKu--* I all • ar-born East Indies republic. msiif point* of the Ink. l„.\Kf: SL'CCES-S, Aug. 19 <T) can Defrnte Treaty at e Kmtia demamted today that lem. hour private conference tod Ugo Cannl, now cemmiuioner thr Srturily Council »et up * wo conferred at Br* of immigration and naturaliialion. commiiiion to inreriigate and sr* apartment. wat appointed a ipecial auittanl e_ lha.;.Outyylliil<i|te*i.m-rtnv-. ■ "We ditcutted all tile in the Stale Department to take tet ami dttiply attacked the point* of the treaty and eschew’ Qjfttll charge a/ a turvey of all United State* fpr a "dsngerou*" vdrviewi.” (irnrf.il Martha!? phatet -at the diiplecrd'- pehon* attempt to "by-pa** th e. United s i they emerged, Bramugti* Ic problem, including resettlement. Nation*." » newsmen "thd general w*» give 'T h e shift Involves the reaigSoviet Deputy - Foreign Minis­ a itstrmenl." nat'on of Watson D. Miller as ter Andrei A.' Gromyko, stated Marshall is to deliver a nia. r federal security administrator and policy address a t.th e conferee lire Kussivn imiitinn for tha Me appointment aa remmiaiiomi tomorrow and Is expected to a first lime in an emergency coun­ of naturaliialion and Immigra­ out . U. 8. view* on que allot ' TONI Of VIOVTABIIS AND flUITI A«« CAXTID rrom the* Covent Gsritcn Mnkets, fendon. largest In tion to succeed Carusi. cil mretmg-'ummnnrd at hi* »p»facing the .delegate*' In draftln| Britain, to the country for dumping snd plowing under because of a glutted market. Wholesaler* charge Mr. Truman named Oscar Ro»* edic request. a hemltphere defense treaty. that retailers refuse to buy large quantities because they want to maintain arrlty" price* irrttiwcu swnmr*. Ewing, former assistant chair­ Norman Armour, assistant see He charged ihaf ih< United man of th * Democratic National retary. of statu, and Ambassa­ The retailers say.that Ihe wholessler* prefer tonsrasle the produce rnthrr than sell at<low prices Market IVIN DOUS get hot In the scorcher that has been sweeping the nation, Slnte* wa* attempting to "forfii__ ^Committee, to replace Miller as wotkeis are shown above piling up hags nf eahbage at Covent (tanlrn for slnpnu-m to the dumnlna oo considerate Alice Donovan, 3, cools off her favorite playmate under a dor William Dawson accompanied IT i giMiJ riff lev- i.ri lm|'iiie<in" na.f federal security administrator. (fnlernaflonnt) —-trr hydrant la Now York CUy, fir eman George Rally helps- (international) - Marshall U, the conference -wish .^ yjn d i. AilAlaslresort, fh*eebbaga-ww-oBered-for»atcTU tWiTHinTiiui* a »,n k. was "showing ilDregaiil of the^nRiamuglia. dOnesian t'enpie nml lack of retby presidential secretary CharleLater, the «ecrelary talked pri­ in-i-t fur the Seeufilv CmincIE" C. Roa* at a news' conference. vately for 40 minutes with Chil­ “Thi- persistent offellng of good Carusi , will bo special assisted! offlcet l*v the Coiti'd Stales h#. ean Foreign Minister German to the new Assistant Secretary Vergara ’ about ‘ the projected cimie* even more difficult to unof State, Charles E. Saltiman. treaty nml about Chile’s economic dersland after (lie ln-iotie,ian govRoss told reporters: problems. crnnirnl had inked, the council to "On# of the important aspectt create it, own cmnotitslon for atVergara told a reporter his In Mr. Carusi’a new position lulrntioo and investigation." Grom­ country ami the United State* will ha to make a complete sur­ MIAMI. Aug. I!', o il- The yko declared. weie "In complete accord" about vey of all phases of the dieWeather Bureau repnrtel n Iron lie *aid the America-! attempts treaty point*. He expressed the ^*plscsd persons problem, Including Iral storm was developlritr today in could to* viewed only "a* an at­ the resettlement of the displaced W ater Cut Off, Elec- Estimated Outlay To­ belief that Argentina would ad­ Report Based On An­ the Gulf of Mexlrn at-'UII 'M* Order To Ccar.c-rirc tempt to liy-pas* the United here to the U. S. and Chile in persona and the administration of west-southwest «f Kp V West Natioii*" and that thi* v j * both . Ne a r s Breakdown “undesirntde alysis Of 10 Sam­ miles t r i c i t y Disrupted Preaidant Truman'a direr live of tals $ 4 1 6 , 0 2 3 ; views. and was moving slowly westward and ilaugaruus.” Cuba, however, wa* on -record Dfe. 22, 1045. ahoot eight mile* an hour and in­ As Dutch Retaliate ples Taken Aug. 13 Prevmtislv- Gfomvko it*»l, tsld In Cadiz Disaster a* warning she would refuta to Mill Rate Remains “Ha also will study tho opera­ creasing in Intensity. Ihe t ’nited State* wi* pulling unless IJ covered what the Cu tions of the newiy.formed Inter­ The WenthVr Bureau renl alnuie"*|iploni«tie ptessute" .on the InCADIZ. Spain. Aug. 19 0 P > l O a l l a a , * a n I’a * * * li| . Puiily nf Sanford dunking Wa­ BATAVIA. Ivre. Aug. jo ' l l national refugee organisation, Tlir Boaid nf County Commit■ * a * »- ————- - - K * ^ e»t winds nt tiF.10' AT M. wen lien. Nwdmniii, romutamlei in do'ncsihTH: ter 4(ul, lie‘ lieciloin from roll |h<|ween -I0 and 50 mil ’* per hour Spending considerable time In Newipepermen eitimaled today lipnert met jretlettfay am) adopted D. S. Deputy Delega'a Ilersrhel that poiiibly mote than 400 p ri­ Europe and South America.” foira nr disease-forminx b t l f i '* Within 50 pi Itea of Ihe renter md flncf of Imh.nc.iiu RcpyMo.Ul A', J.ila w n denirtE-thwt-rlte^Anwpbnomy budiel” with e*tiMr. Truman, who has frequent sons wore- killed snd kcveial etiong squntls cxicml omr-* than WM lmUy ti*|MiTird to lITf Cily fntreb. oulcieil lire army today iron government wa, exerting any genciaVToperation* oullst ly advocated the admittance to i nt thousand wereTinjured in* the erby the lluieau nf fjiboraloiie* o! 2<H1 miles to the en«t and nnrtli to piepaie ftn |mdong«l lu il ii e i i i c u r e on the Indon-dan*. “Tit# otV$4l6.023 for the fiscal year this country of (00,000 displaced CatiUon was advised all inter.-d* Imloncian governnient ha* on) jnljf in the* Ncllicitsnd* 'E5*t Ind:.*. illc Slate n>.aid of Health follow­ psraons, wrote Miller In corme-r- plosion last night of a naval to'- beginning Oct. I. In the RoulhenstWflid Gulf of Mex­ , to sav out offer Is not neceptaahl* on with hla new assignment re pedo and ocean mine factory and tloi I f iitsdlmir d «an |*«n $ **lmi '.Hie oidei wa* lunadcatt hv ing letl*. City Managri H, N- ico nir», and small crnfl were In accordance with its policy ngtftrallsatlon commlaitonar that W8T*hou.,. „n the Cadie pcmniuU. warned tn remain In tmrt kou II i of ihe flepulilu .ill l.lilio .it the In S-lVer declared thi* moining. ef rigid economy, and in spile ?lf "tha eonacleoco of the nation hr» n u ‘h ______ I ■ . ' - ' Miami around tn Rain-nt-i Facli inniith the City cnlleclt 10 ' The storm center devrMp*-1 out ilniir Xl.tii upil.il cd Jngj.ikaM*. been moved *iy the tragic plight, Official censorship kept secret thsrp advance* in the co*t of jabot WASHINGTON. Aur. U», — of these persons.” I the number of casualties and the and material at well si incrested President Truman's air coordinat­ ijrnplei nf water ftpui dilfrieitl of n squall wave tlml struck ilu- if, cj, in Java’s intriioi. it ianv: ing committee recofnmmd* Hint The appointments of Ewing and eitent of the ruins, but the Span­ demand* for road*, drainage and the military services be given location* md tend* them to Jark - lower pint of Florida doting lb- ailei the Nrlhetl unit aimv an (Coatfsnoa ■■ ran* Slit. night with wind, up to 50 mile* nu ish Cabinet described the damage dilchet the Board decided to oper­ greater freedom to plat their air­ «’nvil|e in tpcnal -rnntainei* fur- hour In gusts. At Miami rlgn* liminced that "di.*«lic retaiialnrt as grave and the Spanish news niihed by the Stale ilnatd nl plane buying several vetrt ahcml ate without any, inerrsic in thr were knocked down in the Ijuslo.--' liie-liutrs" had been l iken agaigil agrncy G fra said it was of "dis­ urrirnt 10 mill rate, reported O. This would mean lifting, an-far Health. Ihe City'* water utility aten. tw»nI* lorn lonse from ntiwir- Indnnrtian tiure* wlijch. l|ie as Army and Navy plane |iiogra-n* *r*tem. he leiraled . i» operated inga nt the city yacht hnsllt, and Diitrli iflii, tiied'tn putlr fnrwal:l aster proportions," with "numer The Heml hole County Junior P. Herndon, county clerk. are concerned, thp restriction* tree* uprooted •at n numli-r 6f in the fi.il.iluM ,n lot 40 mile* ftranilier of Commerce i« cbntinuous victims." under the *!?nl ui|ieivi<lnn nl 0 In order to take rare of fast falling on government • agencies int- it, illivi> to raise $5,000 on (xilnts. 0, Water supplies failed. Elec­ growing arras of PeminnJo Coun­ from the fact that. Congress ap­ tin* Im inl, with pritiKlic llnprt|which to iipcrnl*' (he Tout I it Booth Small cinft warning* were or­ mu lit nl Jog |ska 11 1 1 tricity was disrupted. Rail and ty, the primary objective of the propriates only one year's funds 'i"n* by it* «.imtarv engineei*. dered up yesterday fiom south of Tho Dutch snid tit . lofll rel | iM>tl nnnniineed today that the mad communications to the city Board Is to concentrate on road at a time. Mr. Snyet stntr-il that he would Mlnmi around tie- 1-Toriil.i K< y* ,'Voio b i,,r , u j h iii alta/k'ilg In rll* would lie rnnvivsseit Thursday nf 75,000. situated on a penin­ An Increasing Interest by the The committee, composed of i La the puhtir in ln> enriectl)- to Sarasota on ihe West ( o» t. donexlnns, tvhn f I-■<t h-avtng dond in oi.t. r to rcgistiu t.iuit* which repairs and some new roa I con• public in religious news, inri sula shaped like a frying pan strurtlon. he declared. The bud­ government officials, made t/ii* -nformeil , n- In Ihe condition of No warning* were displayed in nod wounded on 111- field. Tho the people of Hanford have for also snapped. emergence of the Church as a get for the road and bridg- fund proposal in a report to the F tDulcll llii'iiisrlvc, ui.niiwloilgetl n-itl and In ie,iiie»t donation* to­ The factory was a mile and x and engineering serv'ce is esti­ sident on present aviation p< tele* 'ti* City'* water *ii|'l>l)', sinew the cl tv. however. world power with 'an Insistent The Weather lltir•nri reported seven Dulcll hilled an I 1 1 tvuiiud- il aid tho program. there ha*e iTen rurnni* dillhalf from central Cadis. The blast message of. social organisation in mated at 1222.200 and account* for It also expressed a new opposition • g the past week that it is con- that winds of .78 mile* on hour i-J In yesterday'* up • nljoni.-HtWi All iiiisine*, eitahliahmonU will an intarnational scale was re caused the greatest damage in the more than half of all expenditures. to limiting American over sea* aii tsinlnateil resulting In lllne*-. had been sustained, nver « per list dirmnu ordered reii'-«'"l scorehrd lie i Qntactril mid a hous • to house ported by the Rev. William Per lightly constructed houses In the operation* to • single air line. campaign will he conduct ml, ac­ The next largest Item of operat­ Ole Stale report receivu) to of five minutes beginning at 8:50 earth taetirs. ry P**tor of the Chyle- papular summer colony of flan ing expense Is 198,740 for general Mr. Truman turned the ,-apori -tiy was hared «»n aiialyt)* of A. M. Tbe.irjdicatlonx are. Mete­ cording to Chari,e Luke, vice preHn omitted refer-*r c * to thr a tian Church who le ft, week re- S e v e r ia n o . nver to Ms new tempirery Air sample* of water taken orologist Krne*t (’arson said, that re'ase-fire order of Aug nod fold tthfsni of the local lavi-ees. Rlaat-set fires appeared to be expense* and salarlst. .The Fine Pollcv Commission. This I* a r ’.v- to 49 turned from Buffalo, N. Y.. where A tirogre** tjiart will he drawn end Forfeiture fund Including sal■II Aug, 13 from .the following the souallv wave >vss th« bark- hi* force* to fight on until ,-ivir( r n l l a s n l •• P a g e Sim) . .he attended the International lash of a stormy are* which pas­ elgnty mid te rriln i"! inteigrity nod i* tn tie roared in the ilp'Vnariee of prosecuting attorney and Ilian group he recently appointed i -cation*: • and World Conventions of the to advise on aviation noRrir*. town area. The i-itart will show Uw tnforremeht officer* it e«tl1— Municipal (V nieletie* out- sed over the city from the south- ttere restored In Ihe reputdl-. Disciples of Christ (Chrlstlsn 10,000 Auto Workers. mated at 535,150. On the point of ordering military -'de o f the City limit* on the e*iM vesterdav, and moved on out A dispatch of the Irid-me *i an Die datlv receipt, for the program, Church).- . * Into tile Gulf of Mexico. For countv health work, includ­ aircraft for several year* to come, •-•nth sble News Anuncv. Antnia. from J o g ­ it was stated. The press of the country gave Are Idle Due To Heat ing the Health Unit and the Coun fhe air coordinating rommltt*i had Mr. Luke, itntrd that $ 1,500 e f jakarta, said the Repuhi-can* had 3-—At I'nrl Avenue nml Twenmore space to the activities of tv nurse, $17,906 It estimated this to eav; 4('amt Inn M n n I’ h h p 'Mila I relected n (Tilne,,- t -uuest lltat the 55,000 goal ha* been collected, DETROIT. Aug. 19 (A h Closs Union Officers To tha Disciples than In previous "In Peacetime, substantial tn-nfhlim ’s Nnliuttnls wlthm rrpub­ nml "there is quite a hit of money to 10,000 Chrysler Corn, hourly- Exes* ffet for furniture and fix­ ev savings and more effie'ent mi!iyears, Ind many h tures etc. were put *A 510.410. lican lerrltorv i>e armed n » -ec- out that lias not been reported,'' rated workers were -Idled today U.S. Exports Decline Take Anti-Red Oath . Ilea ssnt thir crack raportsrs to ___ The HotplUl fund was set at tarv 'and production planning urltv corps to protect _luca lie added as more mid-ninety temperatures eovtr the n ew s-o f. the eonrenThe—“xrrffrfffTJture jluh hai" am! ‘properfie*. 197740. the Mothers' Pension fund would result If alrrrtff pnieurec Despite 5 Per Certt*”*S B BlffNfiTpM —u«»tt f> uiiilnvee« In several key jj a u s . ip uk • tlon, ha atated.. at $3,610 and the rannlng kitchen merit-h r Ulrgmilitary setvut* weie A li^risdrasl Indine-Tin nrmy MSteeil III-assist' the Jpv.-ee* in A ruling cunie finin' Robert N. cumiriunlo'ue said Dutch Iroep* tltair campaign, and member* of e. Ha was aceompaniad on his departments to leave their Jobe. building fund at 1177. Agriculture hated on long-range programs IncreaHc1 To Britain Denham, cminael of the National rather than the present vear-to* 3,500 mile motor trip by Mie. * A shortage nf car bodies from th« otganiralinn will lie present K M IIsn S e a P a g o P la t (Utinllniird «» l'«*f **!%! Labor Relations Hoard; torlay'thafl year practice.Yealee Miss Sue Williams snd the corporation's Kercheval Ave­ at the regntta to he held nn l.ake WASHINGTON, Aug. lit, ‘AA— all officers nf la W unions must "Several vear* usually elapte Mnntoe Hent. 1 to aid hi receiving Miss Maude Jtnklns. They vis­ nue plant, attributed to “heat between the first des|g i and nrtual Britain, now engagrd in "dollar swear Ihrv are not fVimmunUts ThuranBk^Tells Of the donations. ited Canada, Mount Vamon, Get­ walkouts'* by the management, Burmese Official Ifl rrl'sli" discussions here, Incrcnnd Irefnre thrlr unions or affiliates production of modern aircraft, x x The Jav.-ee* are exneatlng to tysburg' and old hlatorie sites shutdown final aisembly opera Flfalil From x Fighters usually remain In pro- her buying froth the United States may use tha briard's services. Victiin Of Attack Register 2ti0 rooms that will be and shrines along the Atlantic tlons nl the Chrysler division plant hv 5 percent to a total of ntatly In Jefferson Avenue, DeSoto Sind Ill* rilling wa* an Interpretsdurtlon at least three years r.r.d available when they are needed. Seaboard. *100,000.000 in June. NEW YORK, Aug- 19 -l<PI— tlrm of the Anti-Communist pro­ That Chrlet has tha answer* Plymouth divisions. RANGOON. Burma. Aug. 10 bombers five to six roars. Thla was disclosed, bv the Cen­ vision*. of the new Taft-llartley Stephen Thuransky, Aintrlenn cit Approximately 5,000 Plymouth |yP)— Flva gunmen were report­ "Current limitation* on tho !Ife for ,th# Intricate problems and (ircck Naval Crews sus Bureau today a*'Anglu-Amerills of the world for which the division employees were sent ed officially today to hsv* at­ of funds permit ordering only Iran conference* continued on the labor law, which gov* Into effect Iren who was *rre»ted by political pullce In |ltingary hut later es­ home because of tha body shortFriday and appeared certain to small initial production quantities. , church it attiring valiantly to To Train In Norfolk tempted to kill Finance Minister This results In aircraft being built imeatlon of easing term* n f'th * stir controversy In labor and per­ caped with the airl of an American find tha answers was tha domlTin Tub 1-1,750,000,000 loan a g r e e me.-it official, arrived today with his haps In congressional cirri#*. At the Chryeter Lynch Road nant Idea expressed at both the Heavy shooting alto was largely by hand method* tml with­ mad* last vear. It was'reported ATHENS. Aug. 19. (iD -D w jght At the.capital, aides who help­ wife and two daughter, aboard conventions, he declared, aim gear and axle plant 900 workers reported during - the night at out adequate production tooling. England Ukely would get revision* P. Griswold, head of the American were released after they asked per­ ed Congress member* draft the the vessel Marina Jumper. Approval of long-range urogram was expressed by such speakers scattered piece* in Rangoon In­ rrrmlttlng her to Increase pur- new lew said the interpretation Thuransky, 64, ami once a aid mlsslan in Greece, nnnouneed as. John Poster Dulles, Charles mission to go horns. cluding the ihssdqusrtera of the requirements for contract authn- rhoaea from the British dominions was broader than these member* farmer near Columbus, O , was today that Greek naval crews Ixstlon, subject to annual review, P Taft, Congressman . Walter Burma armed police striking for­ at the expense of (rede with the have Indicated their own Inter­ arrests*! In Italnssagyaimat, llun* would lie *rnt to Norfolk. Va„ for Judd and Charlta Clayton Mor­ Embargo Lifted On ces and the. residence of Mr*. would reeutt In: (A ) greatly re­ United State, garv, on Aii|* 1, allegedly _ for training and would return with pretation is. duced aircraft cost; (Ut a more m on. 4 Abdul Bsxak, widow of the American official* said privateDenham mads hi* ruling when rtilirliing that country's Com* sis motor gunboat* recently trans­ efficient and etabla aircraft Indus­ Canadian Shipments The most thrilling service In education mlnstsr who waa as­ lv this would not curs England's issuing forms which lalmr lead­ munlst-dainlnated government In ferred to the Greek na-.-y. the convention, he said, was a1 sassinated with alt othar cabinet try: and (C) a sounder has# for distress but, by rutting down her e n ere to use when disclaiming a street corner conversation lie also announced to n newt Industrlak p r a p a r a d n e * * meaWAR KINGTON, Aug, 19 OP)— processional of the natives if members last month. outlay of dollars, might give a any Communist affiliation. . He broke away .from three conference that the American ml*: The Office of Denfense Trans­ Tho official statement said 42 nations carrying their coun­ guards while being transferred slim would open headmiartere Tho question of whethsr over­ measure of relief without golr« to tries' flags. „These represented portation today lifted the partial more than ISO persona were ar­ Congress for revision of England's n • , n , from a Jail.In Budapest and wa* Thursday at Salonika, near tha seas air operations should be re­ embargo on United S( sates coal rested early yesterday "for se­ ^ t h e nations of the world In which obligations undsr the i«*n agree-' K C D C I h S l H T C I l d c r driven away with hi* wife in a northern fighting are* in tSo shipments to Canada. stricted to ono airline long ha* P t h * Christian Church tiaa churchcurity reason*/* merit. car hr an American official. Sehlen Greek guerrilla war. E. N. Nor­ bean on Issue of coqtruverty. The embargo waa Invoked last Shipn In Paraguay ( hapin, U. S. Minister to Hungary, ton. production and distribution ts operating at the present A Rangoon police spokesman The Census Bureau report on Wednesday midnight against ship­ said Tin Tut had telephoned potlee American export* In June shows! protested hi* arrest ami the Amer­ specialist of the africullritgl dlvtWARD ACCRITKD “One was Irapressed,” declared ments via the Canadian National for help, saying ha waa under atth ^ almost every European rotmASUNCION, Paraguay. Aug 19 ican government asked an spot- ■Ion. will head the Salonika office, nment owned daek. T h r Tut said he personally Charles Edward Word, Jr ., ton trr except England reduced Ra (AT— The government announced c'gy. — iier. Yesley, "with the fact that Railways, govenrn to lie located temporarily in the (be participating nationals rep- princilpa! rail line In the do­ had not been In the line of fire o f' Mrs. C. E , Word of Daytona buying from the United States to today that a fleet of rebel ‘ ships Thuransky. said today he was Up 8, consulate. minion.'It was designed to speed Beach and former resident of Han­ Herbert P. Eandsdale. director and that sentries around hla bout* ressnted but a small part of trie level* “markedly tower" than in which brought Insurgent- .down iwreated because "I wa* defending universal Christian Church of the return to this country of exchanged shots with the gunmen ford, woo ono of 26 out of 50(j May. the Paraguay River for their as* America against tho dirty re­ of the post-UNRRA eeetion of tb t hadty,needed U. 8 . • fright cars applicants who were recently ac­ who approached through a wooded 500 000,000 numbers, the largest, This contributed x 13 percent vault on thla capital had atirren- marks by Communist and social mission, said the first ships carry* in Canada. cepted at apprentice school at the dec11m la 11. a . shipments over.- dared unconditional!y„ mott influential and meat rap- ^held democratic -leaiDra/*- -He Fully.Figure* released b_ ___ „ Nrwnort-Nxws. Y i ; Shipping id ir g ro w in g - rettg im u body oh ■cos, the first titahle break In The announcement made no rr.<n- that ho was beaten with sandbag* relief program were du* a: Pirae­ the time Indicated Canadian Dock Co. He will learn to be a thle country's rising postwar trend tlon of two gunboats, the Paraguay by police front whoso cm tody he us. the port of Athens, snd Salon­ earth.” National had been tardy on mak­ BURKHALTER DIES m u ter mechanic. The ed itio n s axvorte. Exports trialed Vl.- and the IlumaiU, with which the escaped as they were shout to ika Thursday or Friday. Their ing return*. The embargo did not JACKSONVILLE, F la , Aug. 19 were baaed on Kholerslilp end of l’l 1.700,000, reb*l* Have harassed government transfer him to “the eo-called cargoes include 17,000 tone of “Vyl? affect shipment* via Urn private­ (AN-Peyton B. Burk halter, pro­ character ratings. force* along the Parana River In horror chamber.” flour. ly-owned Canadian Pacific Rail­ minent In sporta circles here and SSI ■ ■ 4 ’ Thuransky said 90 per cent .'of lWANIS GUEST the south. It was announced re­ way, Canada'* second largest four year* a member of the city KING UNCHANGED U. 8. 18 SUED ». C. A. Thompeon. sup­ cently that tha Pargguav had been the Hungarian pe<ro!e were proplayground board, died suddenly WASHINGTON, Aug. 19, M V - erintendent of the Florida Metho- Interned by Argentina at the re­ American and enti-Communlst and HOUSTON. Tex.. Aug. 1 0 J A V ODT officials |n announcing o f a heart attack here today. Ths condition o f Fleet Admiral dislt Childrens Home at Enterprise, quest of the rebels themselves. wanted America “to liberate them The Texas City Terminal Railway rooming, aiuiougn he the Immediate lifting o f the em­ “ was president of the Gator Ernest J . King, considered “seri­ will be the guest speaker tomor­ Company today filed an 18.000,009 The captured ships, the govern­ from their liheretore." ful night Earlier, bargo today expressed belief the _ Association and waa a In addition to hi* wife. Tereao, suit against the Unltwl 8tatea had reported that the ___ ______ purpose has been served, In that familiar figure at college football ous h r the Nary yesterday, hat row a t the KiwanU luncheon at ment announcement naid Included not changed during the la*t Z4 the Tourist Center, Letter Tharp, the Ituilango, the Toro, the Pollux 46, he was accompanied by hit government for damages to tha improved state the week-end, but the return of Ui 8. cars hss byen bgskgtbelt garnet as an of- hours,- Retheeda N< ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ and the Cot. Martinet, and several daughters, Margaret, 26, and company's property during, the stilt criUeaRy UL «* 1 Mary, 21. Texas City disaster of last April. Water In Sanford Tropical Storm Is Indonesian Army Is Found Pure By L y ' W e il|ToW To PrePare For Lengthy War State Laboratory 400 Feared Dead County .Board As'Mihe’Factory Adopts Economy In Spain Explodes Budget For Year Change In Airplane Buying Suggested For Army, Navy Jaycues To List Available Rooms In Canvass Of City Church Convention Is Reported By Rev. W.F. Yesley Hungary / i j,,- ymi XL' f. �«■ I f 1 V T ■*“ [ .The Sanford Heruld K .i.M ^ .k .4 h k lllk ,4 4.il» .!■ i m n r,i,|il M l French I’ojitics lalwlo *«Ml*r4. I Iun4ii 111 < C a t .i.4 »> ,L iil M a llil ''Crtuhrt ST. IHItt, >| l i t ‘I' m I llllll* •I * im I i >«4 . I l.iililn . u »4ri lb * A rt •I (timiiu .( Mairb n, |*4)X. HOI.I.VMI I,. II KAN llaltlar I .I M I I i u a U K AN H a iia r u i l a u a a .r • I l l > ( H l l ’ l ION HA I M Hr Itirtri. »<rk Om llaath T b rrr M a a lb t Ml Mamba On* Aral AU a b l m a r , • ^ - ... . . . | su .;■> 1 .3 1 ^ tita 4 > . . .I l l l.ll *.u* a a llr a .,' ra n t. lit ut Mlini *■! •al.dainairnl. far lit, |>ui|ni,r 'n U l a , TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1941 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , J a N FO RD , F L O R ID A I P A G E TW O ifc -y a - .t la t UtlS A iW U ltlt* ta laa.------» ■ l a l a a . l \ r n .| > a p r i H i H i i i i a i a i l i m !» • M H rrM ra li T h r I I , , *14 ' l a Ih r a a t l a a a l tlrt.1 a l * a 4 t „ l t a t a a . H ill* na a tr x i a l n l a l a . 4 l a «fc. l a r a r . t • Itk r* l a I t * r a a a l i , M ilb b * a 4 < tiia i* H » l a I b li- a a u a m i t i l l I m l i . T t i I f r t a l 4 I* a m i w t i r nl i t * A a ra ria ltd !'» • • M k ltb l> < nlliliA ttl)tiU fl| tu tb r life* a f tt|ialill* a l l a a a l a ll i h r lotsal a m * tm a in l la I h it a m i t a t a r r , a * n ,l| a t all A l* a m i 4 l* a a ith « a . TUESDAY. Aug. 19. 1917 B IB L E VKRHK FOR TODAY IT 18 TDK ONLY HOPR OF HUMANITY. .THE ONE I'N* CHANGEABLE FACT OF LIFE. VALUE IT AND PRACTICE IT; Love never failrlh.—I Cor. 1.1:8. M IK M I.H .M IT l HUFFS IFrviu The Chrltliu H iitn r t Moollor) Tbr Indian* laved I hi* u>a}r*tlc —.Trailers In Arabia RADIO PROGRAMS Are Air-Conditioned .OLD WINE, NEW BOTTLES btinilni arnimd Unused Wealth The list of the ten richest men in the world, which a press association published annuully before the war, was always And blnlf* rracli toward the skjr. Wkllr In Ibr aJirltiK the Urea brglu headed by the Nizam of Hyderabad. He would still head to l u ( Hie list if one were made now, as his annual income is about .$50,000,000. His wealth consists of -solid stuff,jjkejtrweitr At>il rin** grow* emu; And tbr l>M*Twiar lurk with vbrrr- and gold liars uiid bullock carts full of. gold dust. It ia f 1)1 *o<i g. about three limes Umt.-uf-tha. late -Henry-Ford.—YeC he lives 111 brie room and spends $30.00 a month. “Cookie" come* fmm the fluid, No finer example cou Id tie found of the futility of piling word “kctekjc/’ a diminutive nf Glacier Has Unique TV brrr lit I b r f.llj th e b ill* lu a k * u oilur rjui-buiij up that kind of wealth. It is the Scriptural buried talent. "bosk” meaning cake. Fire Fighting System A prince With such an income, even if he lived in the most Of red Hud bruiaru; princely style, could hardly make a dent in his huge income, Al* N rsulrilurrs Atu] Ulf ruulnr* II* with tiiflr BELTIN’. Mont. — Glacier hut he would at least employ servants and officials who rlinktirtl firld* National Park official* claim to lie Alley would to some extent share in his prosperity. have on* of the most unusual for­ A* I took down. Ofie of the.great causes of India's jwverty is that taxes est fire fighting nrggniratione in have been enacted nut of proportion to the small Incomes national park system, IVbrrr, In thr wlntrr, Ihr bull. out, T om s o e a s n i AmeHrs’s tdirp ,li*|.,» of those who earned, and have been allowed to accumulate Ds liackbone ia 13 lookout points schnttered along the rocky in such sterile heaps ns those of the gold dust, jewels and VilD HR MONEH HR ij continental ItfMiund In ekirt’mrtf i divide, manned by other forms of unproductive wealth plied up by many of And Ibr while UmI tvtvi>r» tbr lull, DONE. J'iNED THff.tR seven young marrlrd couples and the Indian Princes, instead of going into better roads, tall bluff* f i v e men qnd otie. pretty college COFFIN* CLUBS! bridges, houses and agricultural know-how to better the girl from Missoula, Mont., none F*Ur» tutu tbr *kjr. of whom mind solitude. Tlir Indlnn* loved ibr Inti. Ull bluff*, condition of the people. They keep an eagle eye out tor In this country, where most wealth is u dynamic force, And M il) 1. smoke, pin-point lu locatiun, giving j ise to employment and production, .those piles of EMHAIIKTII WILEY. the fire’* sire and notify gold and jewels seem like an Arabian Night’s dream. Be­ esdquarters a t Baltna _______ fc-en if il it hot. owners of v»* sides being .fun to. look at, and few ever see them, they Fourteen fir# control aide*— all edit lSltT~iKou1d not fotKci To no nobody-any good. :ut the ragweed. cut AMONG THE MyitK important aubjectti to bo taken up, King Corn icemt to be slipwhich were not acted on thin sesition, are univeraal military ping. inn llierc will be anoltin training, the "Voice of America” information program, •ecd lime ami haiveil, and bicad adminaion of displaced iK’raonM, higher minimum wage, thill nol tail I torn llie .cailh. statehood for Hawaii,. fede federal aid to education, health fnThe leim* "nully" and "squii- yiirance and other broadening phases of the Bociai security felly" can raire a laugh, but live program, a new housing program," Missouri vallev auth*. iquificU keep right on laying up ority and oilier flood, control measures, new and tougher 1 testa of loyalty of government employes, and the St. Lawtheir winler supply. fence waterway mid power project. The Capjtol Hill boys ‘ to ,.ve cumludatily in lire better get a good lost. There’s plenty of unfinished business United Statei,* iayi *n Egyptian awaiting their return to Washington. — St. Petersburg viiitor, coit* $75 to $80 a day. Independent. This doe* not allow foi pictcnl price*.. UAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS * SC* 12-man commlaalnn The latest profound theory Government Studied I. . . by Praildcnl Tru•bout real raiics it that they opFor Streamlining man, Renata President Arthur ttalc sgsiml inflation. They keep Yaudtnberg and House Speak <r people from bidding up the pricn By VlltlilN lA VAN DEB VMCI1 Joseph Martin. of food by making lure that all Beside* Hoover th* members WASHINGTON, Aug. 19 their money gbe* for rept, If each high official directly ra- are: Senator Atkan (H-Vt.)i Ren. Brown (R-O.); Civil •lumslhi* to the Prrsldsnt had Clarence We may be •wrong about il. • ilO-minut* talk with him, flat• H er v i c e Commissioner Arthur but it doc* tram to u». in their ry Truman would trn lied up for Flemming; Dr. James K. Pol­ lock, authority on government hot lummer day*, that getting alt ihire# month*. from lha University of Michigan; By contrail. General' Dwight "bet up" Jo make iceordi of one Eiicnhowcr, commanding th*Gar- George Meade, industrialist. kind and anolher it not a tu man invasion, took report* only Secretary of Defense James tional justification for living. Irom I ha three man wnu headed r m in ts ]; Former Undim creU th* invailon armies. Tha ordei* ry of State Dtan A th n on j. for Now lomebody bring* up du went -df>wn ^ * ° ugh Ilia ranks. mar Ambassador. tu r^ R raatB riiintetetling fad o f "accidental U n u iq ii Bl‘ ‘ponder- iin Joseph Kennedy! Senator Mr®hll*n (D-Arlui; Rep, Manasee r Pifildfnli." -al wlmm theie have ing tha two systems, decided (D-Ala.): and James Rowe, for­ maybe tha gvneral had aomathlng been more than you’d think, and there. mer adviser t o ‘ President Roose­ velt. in general they’ve done bctlci R e c e n t l y atreamlined itself, These men will hold thair ftrat than you’d * think. Congrees than laid $760,000 on masting in Waahincton on 8«pt. ha line for a new commission 29. Tha $760,000 budget will Two chemical elemcnli that e* to g*ee Prealdant Truman's u*#d to hire a staff, meat exfiled 2.000,00(1,000 year* ago, branch of government, . tha ex­ pen*** and pay fSO a working and have never been found line* ecutive, that 19-19 lllhouatta. day to Its members who are pr‘have now been created by radio­ Th* commitilnn will report to vat* cltitana. Congress In January 1949. History does not encourage the active proem. Perhaps radioac­ It will be headed by the on* new commission. It was tried tivity may yet lolve ihe pioblen man in th* nation beat fitted before, In 1910, 1920 and 1930, to understand President Tru­ with no reeulta. of our mitring umbrella*. man1* visitor pryblem. The 1930 joint Housa-Benat* He la Herbert'Hoover, lha on­ Committee did, however, turn the Italian buiinet* men have byly living ex-prealdant. streamlining Job over to the Pres­ paiitd the car thoitage iiy uiin Accepting th* Job reluctant­ motor Kooter*. Over 60.000 arc ly, the 73-year-old Hoover an­ ident and lat Congress lake n*laav* hi* plan*. •aid to be in ute. With ever- nounced) Tha Hoover commission hss lengthening lilt* of order* for new “I do so wtth the distinct under- 16 month* to do this car* in the United State*, pet •landing that this la tha last Job; (A ) cut expense*; (B»PP*nd service 1 will render my unitscessary work and (C) abclhapa American* thouid comidu public nallon." lah overlapping aervicas. *Cooter*. They might eata the de‘ Congressmen are not so con­ Congress was careful not to very problem. The office pe*n- cerned with Mr. Truman’s pov make an alaction issue out nl alhle cellars as they are with th* this government agency to study aikti “Where will thqy gel Hock of organisations which they other government agendas. . motor*?" rapreaant. tta m at report will not be Under "executive" In th* new­ ad* until two months,after th* people in*itt on getting est Ihub o f the Congressional next president of th* United they want when they want Directory are Hated, by rougiit S u tra haa been chosen. gardlm of expente and Na- counti * ” . ' . The 10 cabinet departments and going no fartbar ia a commission!, 11 boards, handling of the aitua- lusi f l 23 NAZI8 CONVICTED w t i - l councils. fiome and atound the and in Waihington than done lately, then unhigh price ltvel* will •and may remain for »oms But there are way* ot lining, out »uch matter*, eiby public untiment or by government or both. J the piece* mid, with N ew * • fiM N ew * H «f* n ad * |PLAIN — ORNAMENTAL ALSO — PATCHING i HARRY G. STONE US HIS Clsb Loral N*w* LORMANN’S s. Laurel Phone RESTAURANT thru Aug. 29 . J Will Re-open Saturday, Aug. 30 HOURS 9:00 P. M. To 7:00 A. M. - -• "The Florida 6t*th Bank of 8»nford lit authorized by the United States Treasury Department to ca*h Armed Fogcea Leave Bonds for refisterad owners '(any time after September 1, 1947). "There is no requirement that these bonds bh cashed at this time in order to They can be cashed any time in the future, upon demand and without detay. your money. . . - "Unlcw* yorr Jf^lkTeaTneerf o fth e mongy-hoW thb imtitutldnTjnRfti^&^fi^ States Treasury Dejtartment‘strongly-recommend that you permit your bond to earn interest at'2Vk percent-( q to its maturity) until you actually need the cash. We will be glad to Berve you at any time. “To facilitate identification,' owners should bring their original separation papers with them when presenting bonds for payment. • "Under no circumstances may registered owners 2. 1947". cash their bonds before September ‘ We Invite you to take advantage of our many otlthr services. . . . Courteous and efficient personnel to assist you in all financial m atten. All transactions a n photographed and become a permanent record of this bank. r J i-.- - -, i . . • . ■ . . ■ .* . -^ fk - * j | ’ • -1 * V . . j | . ■ ■ 1337 Will Be Closed Thursday, Augf. 21 Forest Service parachuting imok* umpers are kept available at Uisoula, to be flown into remote regions. Humidity, time, of aea*on,*wind, fuel moisture, visibility and light­ ning occurrence control the fire * danger. Park ranger* have figured I Out a system of interpreting thea*| _ factor» so-that they’li-know-when ' constant vigilance is required. safe ■ A 'X a NOTICE experienced •mountaineer*— are stationed at strategic poinU, reedy to hike into e fire area. ’ Four packer*, with firing* of mulea always are ready to move supplies ov*r any of tha1,100 miles of trails to a base rampwhen additional men are needi ilril, , , T *«_ . > ~ -J- III* ( il l til* NURRNBURQ, Germany. Aug. 19, UPy—Au American War crime* court convicted Dr. Karl Brandt, personal physician t« Adolf HitIer. and 14 other German doctor* twdav of war crime* for fatal axPerlmanU on humans. The pro­ wanU a haa ter work- secution had charged that hun­ It would t like to H* dred* of thousands of concentrsfor feet pyra tlon.camp Inmataa wen kilitd in the Hour* at •*worthlea»" axperimaota. 11 Salon 1:01 (.'aialcsd* of Music 1:10 Afternoon Dsnc* -* > administrations and a miacel ianeous number of Corporation* Institutions, societies, banka and systems. They fit together now like In a jigaaw puatle. Congreea ing ab u t. • OF ARMED FORCES LEAVE BONDS Executive Iiruneh Of|‘hTJ * h. lift 1:1* Newa, 1:11 Par Non* Hindi ffb n r *lrr*tn. run dual (be ruulrr floors If •' II, /'t'HTIM I*. DONNELL Al* Nr» afrtlurrit aa-4*| Kt.alaa ivt N ,*i uf lh* u *r PHOENtX. A ril.—Scientifically :#■ T weight Sons* built alr-coiidltimirrl motor c a r t l i l t Mi-H AUttl** avail! are rolling over the hot ( i l l Sport* I'ar-d* land* of Arabia in icarch of oil. l i l t hwinglim* with Count B*«J* llH Na» • Thev were conitructed In the plank Till lilt Vaiad* of the Aritorut Iron Workl where Ti*S VFW erotism additional CaraVana St* now be­ 7.4* bulb lilt I ing made. •il l N*w* l i l t Charll* Uatntt Each caravan coniliti of three 1.11 Vau(hn Monroe Itra lU fi built to ipecilicatlon* »iV* N i»i , ■drawn up by Bert Beverly, head . . t i l t Tanr llm**o Clou.'* r l *t*olu*fi*r- of the /Arabian-Amert i l* Tu*kdsr - t u * ^ c u r jo il Co.. ..and detisned by ' *"U uut w a N*w* Alexander•LV.MacKenale, deilnjftw, . , lln lt K.nue.tfull) Tout) ..vrr~ o * . o I-«t« unit s OIL Co. of California. ll:# l IUqu**tfull>- Tourl The t^aileni are equipped with 11:11 All th* Newr« , llil* Hi( n Off fynlhetlc rubber tirei. four feet W tlH tta r high and M indie* acroai. Nor* I.M Mian On mal air preaiure la 20 pound,, al­ li* i r.»il> Ntwa though the tires can lie used with I,at Calarjr Gtiu|ip«r» Jambort* litb llomatpun a* little ai to pounda. •t i l in,l*i* uf tha I’urpi* H*S* -Each unit hai sheet aluminum 1:00 Nawt ildei and roofs. In the walls are lilt b u m Hr S * r * node two Inches of Insulation and on • N*wi li * t Tun** With Yosr Taut the roof, four Inchea to protect l i l t Stitt bins Tint* those Inside from the 180 d eg ru ( i l l Morning Devotion* davtlmo temperture*. " I ts Morning UrdlOtivni In addltlon-to the trailer!, 811:00 Nrw, jU pauenRer personnel carrier*—not l i l t Swlngtlm* t i l* Manutir Ka>r , s ir conditioned—have been built t i l t In th* Wutiian'* World oil fields. .Thirty-two of these c a r ­ loion Naur* riers have Iwen constructed In the lu ll laitln Am*rlran Ithrthm* to take native laborer* into the lt .l t Tun** Y u .t. Iti<tur*tnk H ill Morning * M*lodl*t pait year. , II *1 N«vra l l i l t Program Uriiiin* l l i l t t.unvhron liinct •A:1* _No>*ity Jiw e r v il:4 t UfirunK on a ciood o, A’J 1 :1 # M r*l ’ i b F I t lr flir Itiia Ntm at Hiwn l i f t lisily CUuli* 11:1* W**i*rn lloanduii * so Newt of 111* H*r 111 1# Noon lloilr Note* 11 ft tHainp* gu*rt*i liM N*w* * III* Howard Marlow Ills ||) War «l Mutic PLASTERING — STUCCO For the first time since 1880 the jtopnlation of the south­ eastern states has increased more rapidly than that of the nation as a whole. From 1933 to 1947 the seven Tennessee Vnllev states grew in population by 1C per cent, while II [ier rent meiisures the growth of the whole H United States. „ This is considered a very healthy augury by Gordon K. Clapp, chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority. It is due, he says, to “the hard work and vision of many people, nnil the effective rn-nperatinn of many instrumentalities, both private and public, inside and outside of the Tennessee Valley.” He says too Hint in the Inst 13 years, the nren served by TV A electric power has made economic gains at a fester rate than tho rest nf the country. Such an increase of productivity in any one region is good for the country as a whole. A heretofore predominantly agricultural district, when the development of power re­ sources makes it possible to process what has been grown ‘then*, •Iftrnmcs a belrtfhy ntlfWris’fhr'fifture growth. This is part of a growing tendency toward the de-centralization of industry. And w du I ! ’ ” Station VVTHIt Few o f th« world’* lending Htntt*,timiii have more i pfnpllcn-, lions gn their hands limn I'remirr-PirnHtmnndivV^x Frnm-t*. Very clearly he showed the tight row he Is uUemjitiiiK to walk between Communism ami Fascism in a recent speech liefore* the nationul assembly, when lie warned it "of the danger of a strong man who pretendd to be the incarnation of the nation." 'lids obviously was a reference to DeGauile who lias been urging Frenchmen “to unite, to turn toward a definite national aim and to be guided by worthy leaders." In the sumo talk Kamndier dubbed Communism, withuut using the word, "propnftnmla that attempts to change the meaning of democracy." With the leftist or Communistic element strung, as well as the lie Gulllsts, in the fourUiitly coalition French cabinet, Itamadier has no easy task oil his bands tu maintain- a balanced government. T-- . ■, . ' , �* •* TUESDAY, AUGUST Iff, 1947 THE SANFOHD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ B g g WB B MMg Wg — — — TUESDAY The It. W, Ware Bible d m * ef the First Methodist Church will luva a covered dish supper at the Church at 7t00 I*. 31. with Mrs, J . IL Tindel, Mr*. P. II. Wyatt and Mrs. Alyce Ashdown a* hus- 'Sags. Miss Brown Will Wed Harold Allen Hall p i L ....... .. ............ „ Gocicty of- Christian ServIJe* of 1 anv kind to the stud'-nts or shin* the Pfrst Methodist Churrh n*et on the home field nnd that the on Monday afternoon nt tbe home i.Vord must continue, hf Mrs. E. IL MeAlexamler. Mi . Roy Htowning, director of the Alvin Odham presided over the School of Aviation, a--ertnl that M aiae** meeting, and cumin r. ». d * the student* of the uchiud went a the vouth supper eommittoe for ,t t,alt Ilf the young men «f Sanfurd splendid work on ’ he im al watch wlm were apprecsstive of lh« fact ■wao served to ovm>;«! twsalnde-fldrAlft"rlty •Ifflrlal* werv "foidt u g * durinit tnc* Wm;.. Nj^htctl I'rmiurH tu obtain th‘» imp* h ey recently nt the ehurrn. t a{r)l(ir( for it, use.'’ « rs. C. R. Jones wnr ......... ver Din and rarrings, She expres­ le r courses. sed her thanki In the circle fer the Steve and Ginny- Hennu. opvrgift and said that she regretted uluis uf tlliding and Soaring Sem_ Tied. tnf. explainer! TTimf plans tor* Before closing the meeting n foul the snaring school and J . H.-itlau D was conducted for the In-nrrit wnv and W. W, luiudrrmilk, new of tha building fund. . managers of tha All n o t Lounge After adjournment uf the meet­ and Restaurant, annulment that ing a salad course w.,.y nerved by remodeling will liegln soon but tha hostess to the following Mrs. om-ialion will continue during the Odham. Mrs. Campbell, 5ti-<. remodeling period. Among those present for the Thompson. Mr*. K. f,. Ley. J r , Mr*. C. O. Jones. Mt«. V’illbim?, barbecue were Sir. and Mrs. II. J . Mrs. C. R. Jones nnd Mra, Ki Vcx- Gut, Sir. and Mrs. H. N. Sayer, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cnrrnway, ander. Happy Birtlulay Waller II. MeritvcH»c.\ Jr. NEW vM ONEY FO R YOUR OLD THINGS I » Year Discarded Furtdlutty . e R s a s , Radio, Bicycle, Tools, Bos. can be mid w|lH A WANT AD IN NEWSPAPER m Mrs. Sushn H. plans to return to Sanford ahou1 Sept. 13. Mr. and Mr*. I>. I ,.' Thrnslu r have returned from New York Slate where they spent a two week's vacation. Friend* of W. I,. St olidepmIre will ivgret to learn Ihst b" is con­ fined to the Orange Mi mortal l-o'i'ital in Orlando for further treatment. Mr*. Konrad Rrcdding of Ml. Vernon. N. Y. is the guest of Mr. a inI Mrs. Ilatlnway, Mr. and Mrs. nnd Mrs. W. II. Meriwether at Loudi-rmilk and daughter. Mr. nnd their home on Wild First Street. Mrs. IL A. Shryock, Mr. and Mr*. Mr*. Gladys Conner nnd son. G. II. Storrr, Mr. and Mr*. Frank I’iatt. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Lasatcr Lamar, left today for Iheir home nnd daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Ilen- In Camilla, Ga. .iflr,- spending nl*. Mr. nnd Mr*. Ed son Gull, Mr, about three week* with relative* and .Mr*. Robert Huff and. lUughler. Mr. and Mra. Ounti. Mr. snd Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Lor inn on Mrs. Lewis Alexander and son, Mi. amt Mis. Krohne, J~. and son, and daughter and Mr. and Mr*. R. •Mr. mnlMrwr Richard V-rnav. Mr.- laurnann -plan lo leave-Thtfrsdn and Mrs, Karl Yost, Mr. and Mr*. for Cleveland. O. where they wil Kiehdttl Hntchelur.' Mr. and Mr*. visit fo r about a W'f' Kenneth II. Seth, Dr. and Mr*, llenrv Mct.aulin, Mr. and Mrs. B. n has N. Fox. Mr. and Mr*. Mack TinHnptist dale. Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Col­ geere* . lins. Mr. nnd Mr*. Wlllian Aren o Sanberg and Mr. nnd Mrs. Crowning. Also the Misses noble Gene Caruther*. Hea Romero of I’alm Hprlnre. Calif.. Ha**l Norman, Peggy Lomlnaek, LnNor-i R<iv*den, Marie Simmon*, Nancv Herndon and Hea Atwood. AI*o Frtrl TnorInin. Jerry Craxtoh, William Stepliens. Donald Knight, Austin Knight. Jerry Hasabce, Philip Gtambcrdiite, Adrian " l tar/. John Llncerfelty Robert Lominack. Oliv­ er Sloblom, Charles Higher. Bobby RirAifietd and Victor Hlackweldee. SHOE SALE S S S s ifa T netv Inslnietor fullmtimi whith hattended Stetson t 'aivei sit v in Del.and. w Thev recently mu,hi) d it),- Tot lo Teen Shin’ in* Daytona Reach which M i*. Rio'v.i will ' muni.ge amt Mr, Hall w ill‘I-- n-rPriateil with the I'lUilenli.tt 1jf o tnsurnr.ee Wednesday A*. M. Feature! Shop Early. Company. Tin* marriage "-ill 1>„ perfutier,) on b'ei’t. I p hi ibe Ihr*: Raptl*t I’tiureh nt Davlti ti IWveh. Mr. and Mr*. flol>crt flee Iv and son have relumed from a fiumth's vacation spent in Gemgla and North Carolina. was presented with n atcrtUu: nil- eDtnllmcot for._thc Fall ami *it\- iting.in Chestnut. Hill, Mats. Sla Play Shoes and Odd Lot tlirl's Printed R oj't Ranfnrired I!li/;il)ctli To Be Minus Trousseau Lo n d o n , vug. 14. i .f i iv in - ■ iv»* Klirnt*eth will d„ without a , lloU.-cnu when rile imirries It I’hilip Mmjntlinlten Nov, k*0 tn 1 VVo-aiiiuuVrs Yl-Uri- Rsa'KMghr! it i «,-,|dirtg of it.......... w,i« niadd Palace announced tuiddy. This ausleriti note to Rntaht** put,lie along with ills* announce. utiii! 1tint tiio ininre.i toil rbieetl ■jiie „f N'UtimJ IlniliU’UV design t„i tier Wedding die*;. The' trousseau .yll l>e omitted "in aeroplane,' )ii»h li,-« patents* Klixnlx'th ILye Rmwn, daughter of Mr.-and-Mrs, wishes mid owing to preseut-dsy II. i l.ley; W. V .i. whose engagement and appim-h conditions" the palaio statement llarnld Allen Hull, son of Mr. and Mra. 1. \\ tin said., being announred today. The wredding will l<e an * -llu-s.lil-dav iiilutiUuuV.'-means it-lhu—Ku. l i U|itu t-Gluu ch-at.-liayt»tta lies, Ji. tli.it elothing i* stringinlly ration­ ed nnd highly espen iive. The Idea wifi t si-einett to tn- Hint Kli/.nheth- nt* y tinmgh the c*,-t itiH-l not w«rt y I lie, and eVllil "latinus" rotdd Friend* of Herbert Sikes will In' |low f<>, tile tisking ivnnlct e ■ glad In learn that he is much im­ t tu in- lluil less fminniite In ile proved and is resting comfortably Mr* J. ! ’ l.rinry line iejt*l n<-d enddn't luiv,*.. , at the Grange- Mrnioiml lln.piinl to tier ....... in Saofonh utter lle-ide-. she tin s .1 f u l l.’ Fugin Orlaiklo after a severd illness. spending ;il»»ut two week* in Net wattlinlie 1,-ft inei hooi lh»> royal (irlcati- she wns arcou.pn, ie*' Mrs. I. N; Young, h -r daughter hy Mu Cull) Stoll who ,s it vt*lt to South Africa - utiei lid. (ear. A .perinl a» n J <>( clothing Mvrlle and Edward Slem rr nr- malning Jo, k*„u\ dlt- to v i at ion , iMip„l>s was iii.nle t„ t!y rived on Friday from Clio ago lo loyal fmmly befnl<■ the..- lift, in visit for a few ilavs with Mrs. Mn. l'J: -.' M. Rngwetl. tile tillered of popularising Hlitl.ril Young's son*. I. N. Young nod K. fashion, hi Rmitli Vfi'o-.i N. Young and iheir families. Iteiiid ,,f the wedding gmvn will Mr. *riil Mr*. M. E. R.rkei h u e had a . their guests Mr?. R.ibrr's In* kept .,-errt mil it jilM before Hie Friends will la- glnd to lrarr mother. Mrs. Iva-T. Rlngo of Si iSiiWillg. that Mrs. Ted It. Ca*b nnd yuunt Augustine. Mrs. R. t*.-do'rump i select,.f tc+- ll iltnell daughter, Petti .Maurltri, have rdi'Mgn fit,in several snbnii|!,.|| l" turned to ibeir home on \V, * 1uf til Itnlinornl t V I'' tu Fct.'land. Twentieth Street ‘ from the Fei I.t. AtnUhOmUeri, ^vho lift tn-etl -I li ving I ben* wi( I) t be j iivqI f.im. mild-Laughton Memorial lliisp* Ill, KuTI .1 lima) in Ho- , I,.....in/. Tin- London Kvettilt .* N»-a. r-uid children l;i<bard anti Candy’!, have the prince s "has pr„i-.d,l\* , itoren Mi. nnd Mrs. Julian Sten-liom returned lo Panfui,I nfi, r nlleml n tradltlomd design mml,- in ftn>plan to leave tnnuuiow to -tileud iug lltr annual Astemt-'y of the slippei satin." milling that "tills the Hnptlst ronferenre which i;i Church of God al f’levelond. T-tin would cnti-i-st of a v’r foil, Lin. luting held in Ridgecrest, N. C. They filined llie nmloi, io| • lo lilt it tight fitting b o d ic e wdb long Refine returning lo Sitnfoiil ibev Field- of Iho Wood iit.l llelpkr' - sti'ove* mid o' It--ii I Imped or will visit relative* in Slnteaville Count v, N, C, Mplan* neck- ' . Bastiste (iOWU9 Only J .0 0 Shortie Suits Only J .0 0 V Rrsl Money Sasinc Value. It educed .To t'lesr! These Gnwps These Suit* I'mmerly Motil For Vre or Fine tRisllly Rsltste. Vtiuh 'lore. Shirt Has Yoke So Easy Tn I.sundry. Huy Now, Rack. Pant His IMrals, With Take Adtantage Of These l.o» . Price*.- . . . v . gfeea A ’—^13 t f t f e 1 ” i ■' ■ DON’T D E SP A IR ! HAVE YOUK DRESSES DRY CLEANED A. L. L y on ’s C O L O N IA L C L E A N E R S 1 1 0 S . P a lm e t l o A v e. P h on e 481 I time in half! Stockings stay sheerer lookinq.., lov/elier/ ina and glassu)are> • jleam uJithout lOfoing tyeepaUickingn looking, burlier longer — by wnaliing with Veil Vcl Icnvra no wm), arum lo con r urn III rendu . . . I t ’ll cim irr than even finest mui|i Itakea _on delicate wuatialilen. .No dish wiping I- and CHILDREN’S SeaInod t ochlail lounge ••pen Sunday* l [<*»ed Manila)* . Alpltu Boyeril.v. '!> Hwp mti,ltiii*e4 i Mr. and Mr*. O. C. IJomdorff nnd »on have returned from a motor trio to Chicago, 111. ami Indiana­ polis. I ml. Tt)(, wh.ml. itself, he Mat.st is rap- Special project chairiimn With Mrs.! (dlv Winning n nationxl allracGeorge Williams. le„ Mr-. o. thin with student* registering from -Jones and Mr*. Ralph ’fhump'on'i California. Maine, Chicago, VirSt co-workers. Tlie retiring ne- ginia. Ohio and Connfeneut. He rstary. Mr*. LUrne.t Camplwil,1 »*id that he expect* a opacity Steak Sanford Mlanllc Rk. tlMl! lim it.: 9-13 1-3 Iho Sal. 9-12 Fyc* Examined’• tita»»r« University in Deling whcie w tjj wa- a mnnla-t ,f tii» Zein T n 'i! ■ Mr. ami Sirs. Arthur Beckwith, Sr. .have returned fn m n twin month's vacation in the C'ar-dinns, Mr. and Mrs. Martin St Ire cipher .-uiflv-rfawghrrr..'Graee M*t dr,, have ffturned from a month’' yaralinn at New Smyrna tlrae'i Dr. Charley I.. I’ersottH Optometrist Miss Hrmvn gradual, I from Scahtvcxc High F ,h o d in I >i«>- -; tons Reach- mu! dttd’hletl Siei son , VVnvrro**, Ga. arc visllingfriends and relatives in Sanford. Miss Aline Anderson of Chat­ tanooga. Tenn. Is the goes*, of her sister. Mrs. Hoy Wrtjjhr, at her home on Oak Avenue. Rtown of the engagement aiat upormo bn ij marriage uf their da'i'ilDer. Etiralieth ll«|ie, lo H i:eld Align Hull, son «f Mr. amt M.- I. W. Il.’il of .Sanford. Ohe rear uf Municipal operation , of the Sanford Airport was d ieMrs. Emmett Hunt is spending I’j tied on Friday night’ bv the some time in .K^neyvillc, N. C. students of the Kanfor I Hetjgol of Aviatian and the private fivers of Mis* Frances Cobh has return this area. Guests were the* city ed to Hanfm ^ n fte r two nnuith officials of repreven tative* uf the Juiuuc_*ad—ttentoe- SVmlnule'.CIiapti-r No. 2, O. F of "Quarters A" a t the mrpurt at 8., will meet at 8:00 l ‘. M. a 7:30 o'clock where hartH-cued |mrk the Masonic Hall. . I and htn-f were served. The Lodge No. .27 of tin Hm Gunn, a flight Instructor of 1. O. O. F. and th& Seminal > Rebec the School of Aviation, ncird a» ea Lodge No. 43 will have a coyer- master nf cerrmonje* fnr the a f­ *d dish supper at the I. U. O, F ter-dinner talks whirl) described Rail at 6:30 I*. M. . the trials and frihulatiom of the pn*l and plum were mwlr fer the roniimr year. Waller Kn>hn*. J i ., Circle Meets With chief pilot of the sclvmt said'that Mrs. McAlexander j the school has established an onvii able record of one,.year of opera- -1 a . ■ . Mr. nnd Mr*. J . \ Hcckh-v, W. VS), 'tiiinuihovf f*>d«y \irport Marks First Year Of Operation 11ay-™ 1---- PA G E T H R E E _____ ! — Personal Activities Social Calender % a n d rinse dishes! Even glassware will dry spnrk lin g clea r w ithout a m inu te sp en t on wiping. This miracle-working new Colgate-Palmolive-Peet suds leaves no soap scum or streaky film to polish away. Leaves no dishpan ring to Bcrub out! Summer Dress Shoes Vel cleans dishes cleaner than soap... Saves up to half your dishwashing time! Milder to Honds than Soap. Actual*kin Values Up -To teat* made by an Independent laboratory (name furnished on requeat) prove that Vcl U milder to handa than any other leading product made for waalilng dlahea and fine fabrics. 4.98 LADIES Values NtrKefunds Up To Shfny-cleanftte and Ransv/itf> far less Work, / 6.50 M(al.-Ptkiw#rs rsst Cwn**sr Vel removes grease faster and more completelr_thaa aoap! Ju st aoak pots and pans in Vel suds a- few minutes. When.you pour out the suda, you'll find even the moat food*en­ crusted pan* ‘well on the way to being clean- Uau* ally a few wipes with the dishcloth will finish the Job. Seeing'a believing. , . Juat try itl , " ■ No Exchanges ”K- - . J ' �Saint Pitcher Tosses No Hit No Ri«i Tilt G-Men Break 6 Garre Walker Continues To Losing Streak By Enjoy Leud In'NI* . Nipping Feds 2-1; Ratting * Contest , Lake Slated To Hurl (SAINKSVII.I.K, Aux. 11. tSp ciall — The Gainesville G-M broke a aia xame lining streak here last nixlit aa Muim/er Myrl Hoax turned in hi* 17th victory of the season .hy defeating the rampaging Sanford Cell T U E S D A Y . A U G U S T 19. 1947 THE SANFORD PAGE FOUR NKW YORK, Aox. I t. idh— Oiitfirhlei Hairy Walker of the I'hiladtdphia I’hijlie* t'ontlnned to enjoy a roinmandiiix tnaixfn In the National la-agm- huttinx del • hv today while la>u HciOilteatl of thtf Cleveland Indians p.ifeil the •Amerrnm l.njrup*by "T •cant four Hal llriner. St. 'AUgustina Saint ri|(hthandrr whitewashed the Dayldiia licarh Islander* In Uie *rvrn inning openinx tilt af * twin hill hv a 2 to i) marxin to rack up a no hit no tun ronteat hut night, the find of the year for unv St. Augustine hurler. Johniiv TheoUiW. reefnt lv ar..1._■ «... al" . U .U i. . .1 II..I IliU m tli. Walker rollected time* at tort during the pad -vrrk wrhlrh includes xanie* of Sumliy II..'. j to room hi* averor-j Irom .711 to ..747. 25 point* more than veteian Aiivie Galnn of Gineinnnti has |di*fra. Guinn, moving nl a .122 rlip, replaced New York’s W.\IL«r Cooper In the runner-up *lul. Coop, er tumhled from nlare writh *2116. Although hi* mark dropped lir.e..*.l»» Del.and Red llata In n twin hill . Il.iudreai* re ,1 at Conrad Park In the University in the rival rlrplayt-c manager Thk'Frd* ar* now te»ilog two and one-half game* le-lilnd thfalirth place Orlando SenalotV, since the Serudur* edged the la-e.*i 1i «c burg Piralca in a 5 tq I ronteat In plinjc, w h a h n s u m i M • r r « w n t w lr r , P«*Vi*n point* Orlando laat night. It la likely that Manager. John to lti| i\vnnLff* lt> m o v e u p t** . V W . NVw York** *Icm* DiMuririo uni! Krider will lend Hull/ take to tha mound for the Fed* in to- Ito* to n ’* T h I y/illi itim irp ti«il f^t nlght’a encounter. Stanton of the Olerymrn The G'a scored their xante win­ ning tallica in the fouitn frame on a -lapte of control by Stanton. Tonight the Fed* enleriain the Del.and Red Hat* in .» aingie lilt that la staled to gel under way promptly at 8:00 oVIocit. Gametime for the Sanford Hunt • game* has been changed to ‘1:00 I*. M. I steadily. The lluUlto jdayrr* Mure alau taking a bearing pn>» irttlly. The rule lautk at that lime said that once a player W t th* irame he c-1 Id .not trturn. A I' N e w a fa a lu rr* hut Yost waivru the rule anJ Many yeara ago one of the ull'iwrd the Buffalo l»*>* to great point-o-minutc Michlx >« move in and nut uf play. leania. eoarhed liy Fielding Y«*f, Finally a Buffalo player eaire *a « (daynix lluffnlii Ulilveialty. I off tho field exhausted a n d '** The Wolverine* were liatter- down on the Michigan l>eneh, iux Huffalo and the x o if mniinl•I alnnirvide of Yost. SPORTS LAUGH ouux man. JthLend -•.-r lilt *uo 0 0 0 *n t> 2 illflrt aide." GaaplMx for hieuth, the ptayi thr nlxhrra|i‘a< the pennant‘kmifJ Gomel ami I'awllrk; Altinsn. Har­ re pi ft df Ancient Chv nine druhhnr.tire de­ din and Madjeaki. •'I’leaae don't send me awa lete. 14 to 2. INM OOu 000—1 5 1 Mr. Yo»t. I want to »la)r her Tin- I’ lathe Axalear liipp-d lau-shurg 201 ooo |0I—a II tl I've l*eni in that game. _ foi the Detain I lied Hats, 7 to I. and Orlando the Orlando Senator* nipped the Gormiih and Ball) ZedalU, Ifevd limes already auil I don't wai and Ahrru. to xo, hark again." fateahurg 1'iratea, 5 to 4, NAVI iiltli l i V o u A lw a y s i Get the 1 Best B u y a t Now- You Can Buy 'flrtsto n * DELUXE l.tn e acore*: i*. M. MUNICIPAL PARK 8 Pli1tntfrt|»»*U l i f t rlmjiit Chir«i|ro <F0R] \V0«ltlimtnn Nt l.nfiU at Lower Than Pre-w ar Prices! fa mom /or q u a lity the M e r g o r or mad " /tu rn itm ah" H aro r I A nnou COMPANY/ ph.rf. II T h o r p * rf f t u i k t . IV Ifa lo n . lb M o r s * '* . >i D u lan ey , c MOST DAIRIES' INC d l h . t o r m ° l i ? n °< E t l D IS T R IB U T IN G D IV IS tC ik'irtu.: Hattrrfl.1.1, H aiti, ray lim.a imii.it ini Th »tt> . 11 h * li.rfi.t.r Sarrlflieai U oisali. ton thiiKil* plava: lim .a ipreada. cooking and tablo white. colored or Always T u d o ry -lre iM f O R E M O S T TO O D S Floridians Defeated In First Round Of Four-Bell Tourney Your Used Tires are' Worth.More toUs-Come In Today for Big Savingsl BIRMINGHAM.'TUa.. A u g l'Iii UP) -Georgia's Tommy llarnra and George Hamer ihret Itlchnrd 'Smart and John llutlrk of Arkantaa in thr second round of I hr Southern States Four-Hall Gulf Tournament here today. 1 The Georgia pair, wen lh" openInr 30-hole match yesterday » and 8 against their youthful Alabama opponent*. Waller Wood ami Tom­ my Nlcoh Smart and Ilutirk de­ feated Stockton Rogera and Gor­ don Bullock of Florida. 8 and B. Junlu* llrliert and llavinonl Salmrn of Imulilatta won n dose match from the South Carolina comldnalion of Harold lirll nnd *P. J . Boatwright uf South Carol­ ina. 2 nnd I. In pnr of the day'* top rrntrlu-a, Albert Slone and Wealey Drown of Tennraire. trimmed Waller Cis­ co and nud Schwerl of Kentucky, ona up. 8|nne and Brown » n « alx under par to gain a'lhroe hole advantage In the first round. They will meat Habrrt and Salmcn lo* dav. North Carolina** Kvcrv Ibvk and Tommy Card had n 3 and " vlctorv over Martin Tenney and Harold Wllklna or Arkansas. • The Florida entry of Charles Harper and* Jimmie heat Al Villegas and Frank Normnnn of Igiulslana. 9 and 8, while Jim McNair and Charlie Dudley of 2. ThZ"86UHT CaVuTnriahs will meet Harper and l<ee today, In th# day’s final match, the no. I Alabama team. Gordon Smith And Pressley Thornton, beat Uoyd Ramsey and Johnny (rwnea Kentucky 3 and 2. Georgia team* have won six of tha previous tournament*, losing In 1939 To Ilohby Pdnkelh.-rg<>r and Hkip Alexander of North Carolina. Tommy Uarnea, one of the .outstanding entrl?* In this event, was a member of the HMD and 1948 winning comblnatloni for Georgia. Th# previous seven toumayi have lieen played In At­ lanta. * All matches for th* tournament will be 88 holes, with the final Thursday. Tha amazing new F im to n e De Lttxd Champion la np to 06% stronger, haz up to 60% more non-tkid angle* and girm up to 33% longer mileage. Y O U SA V E 4 W A Y S t 1. Sava with Plr*iton«'a Now Low Prk**. 2 . Sav* with Our Libaral Trad*-ln Allow 3 . Save Moro on MIUobo and Safety, 4 . Save Tim* and Troublo —U*o tho flro « to n a • Budget Plan. GTpO BRING you lr**h*r, tasller food*. S. A. Fr*ol i i A Company. IncM ha* merged with Foremost Dairir* and formed the S. A. Freel Distributing Divi­ sion ol Foromqpt Foods. TREEL la a name known welL and favorably, lo overy food merchant in the South. FOREMOST is a name recognised (or FORE­ MOST quality and service in 34 Southern cities. TOGETHER they moan boiler, more reliable service lo merchants and FRESHER, FINER TAST V / * . /. * / 7 KEEP this word in mind whenover you aeo any ol Ihe brands displayed on Ihi* page. FORE­ MOST FOODS has adopted a efrlct policy ol dieIribuling only Ihe ireshest, tastiest foods. Forem ost has arranged with He manufacturers tor factoryIreah shipments lo be rushed lo tho stores while 4.93 Cnsling T a c k le llmls F A M O U S S H E D D D R E S S IN G S Unexcellod Id quality and line flavor. Shod^‘8 dressing* offer you new adventure in good taste. Remember, they yyich you factory.freih. * OS SANDWICH SHIDO'S FKNCH Aa a a c a l l t a l fraa< b D m ilap el a wodsrata SHIDDS OLD STYLE SAUCI Nalklag tit* qvil* lit* OulKltlc While Paint Linoleum SHIDDS 'MAYONNAISE An a.ka qMlity, mo Coach SNID0S SALAD rOREMOlT hap developed > . JtolleF ...-fried — S k a te s alorea quickly ao when you buy ihsao brand* you can always be suro you're gelling foods as line and fresh and delicious as the milk and ice cream lor which Foremost la famous. C o v e rs V le tr n la INRTAI.LEI) Garden N s i Hs'i IteXy Cotoo Ss4 Hants's 4«l.gluM Cktialsla KEEBLERS Carta Tubes Xeeklst'i Selilasi, C k aielsls Csst- ias, I sIIim s * C eek lsi, ••list. Iklai, Ofsa.r.sih C k ssia W a t*,i, Isas H aas* Clada.CaaS Cl.b C«e«ka'i. ...le e s F O R E M O S T F IN E JA M S A N D JE tL IE S . a —a , —t ^ ^ ^ A o e u O w * « W » w a * s — lc SALE! Another delightful laalo experience await* you in Foremoel'a lino jams and 1*111**. made in Jacksonville gnd always shipped factory-fresh. GEVAERT F08CM0ST FtUM ritu ivo Setlitytaely na«wl^ ead Jett rlfkl. opposition early In OcIoIm.- at ta k e Placid, with th* proceeds to go to Uta U. 8. Olympic bobsled FOIEM cot - Ua.ival |ry, FOMMOST PEACH FOI(MOST RED Ft (SERVES BAHIEUT MM As IvN •< *—dasst A »eecletlr ytoBtlsi . CAMERA FILM Huy One Roll at Get Another for Regular Price, One Cent! CANmjL CM CURTAINS H * r b - O i8 * * llt * s Cafcas lor M l i l s s s 111-113 East First Street Phone U �\ TUESDAY. AUGUST 19. 1947 WJL-"-______ T H E SA N F O R D HERALD. SA N F O R D . FL O R ID A m ■ WW.1H ■ JH Success Of UN Seen llaniriritf In Balance the Dutch consider nn Internal the fallh of people evervwhcie Dutch affair. 'A t sink.- N .the ill thr Unite.) Nation* I’euptr nre miration iif whrther peace in mure behind the government* who me important. -aupposnl" lu be Iwhin i the U. N. 11* JAM ES D. WHITE ,That’s- an old point, te.it the However, behind the Indortf rihn A t1 Foreign A ffair* Ami tv s ’. Thr United Nation* in i s .unted question l* a smoldering dlscon- U. N.'a legal director, Abrtrhn'ii two-year-old, struggling in very tent in niore than half of all hu­ il. Feller, made it attain lost week fb deep water*. Tlje Security Cotin- man hearts. R egardin' of vvhnt in an ad d ress.aW ator Alto. Calif. ” - cil i# grappling with thr unproved the U. N. can do about ImHnrrtn, —“ A m rrtran*." he *nldt***km*w the t-nlrd problem* of Greice and-In-] Jt will merely be start Ini; to trrkle unquestioning obedience wiilrh the donnia. ’ a key question of this country, decisions o f I lie L!. S. Suprenie Greece <1r mains a hard knot of j how to extend freedom and n Iwt- Court nfmmnnd, thung.i il cm. R in so- American contention, and ter life Jo half a world which will mutter no more limn one mondial to 'enforce them, Uutyintt tbut knot (iroUsbly would |find them new and strange, be relatively simple If It .’'ere not 1 Upon either or bo’h of thrsp J . 'I doubt if they would stat'd nulled so light by the unUgonisin j rases. Greece and Induneda, the j one whit bettn If Congresr voted between the two most powerful United Nations could Rand or fu ll.. the chief justice nn armored divi­ nations In the world. I A few weeks from now it may tie *lon and n fleet of auPfr/afttcsuea. lndonetla_ia different in tw olclcar whether the organirAtloi, j u l l j The l.trn .if ldu^. United Nation* avs. Here the rilost irii iiw-mit J irark or whether the wolid will [must stay Strung and i'r.|iv sip.ngi"avs. He ♦ > - -Ui N. d ifficu lt is simply the wtll ' i'unk it and intansilp^the-okm n iii i M l . fa, I In-, -last • r n - e t e r - this of the Netherlands, which thus far power struggle with an arms race. j . strength will come not from How this cornea out will tu* money, or armies, or guvertlRUnt, has refused to recognise Security Council authority to examino what determined in the last analysis by4 but flout the people. Advertisements • M FIVE ROOM house. 928 West 3rd I 0 . FOR RKNT 1 For Kent or Sale Two 1 l-stl room modern homes, ten minutes drive from gown town, on hard toad. r About one ft one half acre* of land with each home, well drain­ ed laundry with rain water tank, a ttic ‘fan, complete hath roams shrubbery and fruit for home use. If interested call at 1113 Sanford Avc. between 12 noon - uhd one o'clock. 8 t' ! ____________i_______________ Good 0 room house with 2 lots un • paved at reel f5.000.00. You’ll TRACTOR WORK Plowing and discing (no garden plots*. I'tiune say. "This is it” when you set- IL 624-J. Two beautiful homes in the Mayfair seetlon. Roth are homes such as you didn’t dare hope ftp-. EXPERT painting— roiitruct or W. R. WILLIAMS, Realtor hourly baaia, H. ■G. Grogan. Tom C. Bolt, Associate Free rsilm alri, Phone 7R‘I J . 110 North Psrk Avenue Hanford, Florida t _ . ,. . . ... — T r . . — -------- ----- . EV LIti, type culuiii'l made lu or•* M der—kll ■Minis wo ; REAL ESTATE WAN TED special made door*. etc. J-eminoln Uiildnet Works, directly la-, HOME with income. Close in: hind the Clinic. F i r fire c itiMust be priced right. C. A. motea. phone 652. Harris, 516 Fust. Street -up. stairs. FLOUR SANDING * finishing, cleaning ft' waxtng. our power B ARTICLES FOH SALE unit enable* u* in work where there is no *ilectvlc coiims riu'.t Lawn Chairs, outdoor and porch availSble. 21 yeai* exiK-rienc*. furniture built to order. J . K. il. M. tilesron L*kr Aloiy Fla W°«dn»«n^JLake MaUf— CaiuiU' R EC O R D T l a Y e RS for rent. By day or week. Du- Music l!yx, UP W. 1st St. I’hone 053. OFFICE space In Malach Building. Large light offices, rewly decor­ ated. all utilities, hast and Janl■tor service furnished. Call tWiW. IL ft A. Dept. Store. CONVALESCENT HOME now open at Chuluota, It) miles 3. E. -o f. Sanford- and JB J u l i e s J E . 2803. of Orl^do. Large screen and open porches to ait amf enjoy SPECIAL the cool breerca off Lake Cath­ erine. Large ground* and walks .Outside white paint by Davis of Baltimore 5 gallon* $26.00, safe from auto traffic. Large Robson Sporting GnMi. JU*t E. lobby and rooms. Brick construc­ First Street, Phone 99s. tion. Can accomodate 25 only. Flume or write for reservation 3 acres field corn teudy foe har­ nt once. Oviedo 2382 or Dr. vest. Pnone 781 J. Martin 2392 or write Box 131 Chuluota Florida, Large redan AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales for guests to visit their doctor. and Service. The Music Box, 119 W. 1st St. Phone 953. AVAlLABLR at once, convenient.' iv located down town section, ROOF COATING- Asin-slos Alu-I up to date apaitmenta with all mlnum roof coating- good for modern conveniences. Adults metal, slate or composition roof­ only. Phone 650. ing. Stop leaks. Coots your home 10 to 16%. Ten year warranty. FURNISHED room, with kitchen SENKAR1K GLASS A PAINT privileges. 607 Oak Ave. CO. 112-114* W. 2nd Hk 6 ACRE CELERY FARM located SEWING MACHINES Lake Monroe, rent i'Jiio.oo per HALES A HER VICK year. Charles W, Robinson, Route L Box 631-A, South Jack- BERT'S HEWING MAC1I. SHOP 115 8, FRENCH. I’ ll. 1 1 9 ? ----* stmette, Fir. - “ 1 BED ROOM, twin beds and bath. CANVAS PAINT- clear and colora. SKNKARIK GLASS ft Call after 5:30 IV M .414 Myrtle PAINT CO. Phop* CM. Ave. 2~~ WANTED TO RENT « .FURNISHED or unfurnished apt. ’ perm, residents. By li t of Sep:. Ouse in ss possible. 2 liedrooms.* Please call 271-R after 5:30. WANTED by business wainsn and grown ion small unfurnished apartment or small house within walking distance to town. Reply Box F. W. Care Herald. ? REAL Ef f ATE FOR SALE One 6 room house nn.1 3 four room houses it 71. Hickory Avenue for sale for $3500.00. All taxes and insurance paid on same. J . C. Jones. 422 E. 4th Btreat, San­ ford. Fla. rv R B A jfW rA T K INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS RAYMOND ftl. BALL, Realtor Registered Broker and - . Insurance Agent Rtp. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. NEW, two stury, three bedroom huuie. Two car garage.*, On coiner lot J l 8 x,14Q In May fan. ( d is til unfurnhlrad or fur, NICELY furnished A room home in Sanford Heights. Every mod. em convenience, largo sleeping porch. 118 W. 19th St. or 017 W. 13th._____________________ NICELY arranged five room bung, alow, about 3 miles from city on paved road with several extra lot*. Priced at $4,850.00 with attractive terms. HOBBRT A. WILLIAMS Raymond Lundqui^l, A sso ciate Phon* 712 Atlantic Bank Bldg. WORK WANTED ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all kinds. Smith llro. Phone 1188, A I.TERA TIO N S-all kinds, but* ■ton*, belts, buckles. Mr*. Mo».>:tlwhlte. The Accommlation Slurp, llii E. 2nd St. 12 SPECIAL SK*4VICES FOR RENT Fluor sunder. Rimy operation. Rcruonnhlo rater, .San­ ford Paint ft Glass Co. Phone 303,_________ DODGK - PLYMOUTH PA R IS AND SERVICE 10B Palmetto Are. I’hons 1011 IS * County I’h. 4703. I m m e d ia t e ■ era ■l BV -AUTO SFO R-5ALEFOR SALE-Oatted xasum iorii. muck— spotted plgv < G ’u* •potted China boar, 50 plgi. Schwah. Phona M3-Wi ’ 1989-HYM OUTH pick-up truck. p o s s e s s io n — 2 HELP WANTED farm home, 4 room house. Phono U12-W. j _■ 1 ■ PAGE KIVB » Over-Population Of • Japan To Be Issue In Peace Treaty Talks • tltD <H’ THANKS IVe kindly inarik thank ail all out our white j friend* who gave tiiwiirri- tb ■uildiug fund fm 4 Hen's Ciiapkl. YAH DLEY H ■. * ' CW - "* * - :r * : . -».J - •. I .1*1 . - , . I'A HADE* 7 : 1 . r - . 7 : l.r» V E N E T IA N HI I N I ) S Atuminum • Cetlur ■■ I'ulishetl Uumimnn Ask Me For Free Esliniatr I’. W, STEVENS - HI7 \V. Htibinson -• Orlando I'hdite l!-R7'Jit FOH~TH1SZBEST IC E CREAM T ry . TIP—TOI* ICE ClfEAM W-, make our own Ire Cream, All flavor* . lusty — Delirious — Healthful ICE CREAM I’ hnnc 12LS NOTICE WANTED RELIABLE v, me In liiinrllp ntriiiinallv knmvn paint line. (In ly ‘ rin n iicln llj reapiinsible n m l apply. W rite I tux (J. I ‘n re llen ild Fint Among Fine W/irsl(/e:...BIended Whiskoy 86 proof 6 i w O k A iN i.»«litil spit it*. Ihi** fsu ibsii Ditlributoo, lo t. Ns** Tofk By- Rn.v (Jntto tl tr/vVRK IKE OZARK HAULED IT DOWN RIGHT ON TH LINE/ TH 0A5ERUNNE'LS. ARE RACING BACK/ i ■. V4 W J S f there 's th \ l ThfcOW TO . \ __ SECOND/ J . s 1 .-J MICKEY By Walt'Disney M O USk L E V S O KTO UTOFTHH C I T V ■BCFORE SOVbETWIISlS E L S E HAPPENS t — A N \ S -sG C ti D O V 3 U THINK. T O S Jk lK * 3 ! N , . . T O A , ansa* i a° t * iw *e r—«r... I—* Kv Paul ItoltinMnip ETTA KETT ^ y x t Pur CRLEPEK9'! You o u n a CLUOCJ 1-0 !■( LOOK. WHAT HAPPENED.'/, \ in*THE rtv o e c PLA7CS.*' ..... .. Ihe flrtitloua nam*. "Hemlnuir Cabinet IVurka" and that w* in land to raslaler M id -noma p u r•uartl lo Ihe-tarrna nt ihe fu titlo u i Name Klatvte ll'h a iile r tests. I a » , Ilf Florida I t t l l w ith the C l.rt Ihe C lrrult Court of Hamlpol* Coun­ ty, Florid* c U Wallace '* It. R. Maenuita'in Owners ( FlrrT pubtlrellop. Au*. It. 11(71 Midkftl Tut Provtd TU$ Grut to Rotm MONTHLY ¥**- sr* you troubled by 4 Wtreaa - ef - f eoteli fu n ctional m o n th l; d lttu ib an casF iH »a UUt make you sugar from pain, lael so n4r- By I*>an Striker I HE LONK HANGfciR r GET DCWN, hir WAKE BDIEVE YOURENT', m^r]m 5 A '* * ■ HIT WTKU . TU K SD A YS' tm rrtra's Most Itrauliful i X. Pink. V w ___ _ furnished or unfurnished, beau­ GIRL for cashier ft eoeraeGi coun­ FOR SALE: 1940 Dodge ton ft W £iWa pound lo re IUr a such tymptomal truck with *42 motor, 15,000 tiful lawn, over 90 fruit trade, U a recent tnedlceJ leas rtnkb ter, also soda girl. Looey'* Drug miles—elio 4-wheel utility trwil- Compound proved ramsrkebly hal •hade trees. H acre rich a l t l . Store, er to be pulled iMhind ear. 2-ton to Woman Iroubtad UiU way. I r a rated garden toil, 1 acre row tioetor* cell a uterlua asdaltt* load limit. Dick Aiken; Phono a (read *uoth|a« afl m . r . i P F n i r Nc R .. pasture, 2 chicken yard* fenced. 438-R.________________________ u en aa'a moal import! 1 artesian wall. Price 31350.00. )NT END3, U mil* Federal Highway In NCING. 1937 DODGE TUDOR, njw p*ipt, process, 9 mil** W. of SainottL upholstery good condition. Roy WilJj, BL No, 1 Box 78. * "YCU’II j A M F C t n irjll. I ' l l lll it e A ve n u e . M r-'. C m lie It H c W lrtD M llictb iM lb n T D Tysotti pastor • Hy TOM LAMBERT f AP New sfeiitutes ,.fc TtlJiYO —T h e if if of aver-populaliou is rising again from these crowded islands, a serion.:, arttculate and accuiate cry on an issue us Important to the rest »f the] world as In Japan. There me 7J.tHJO.iMKI people hud­ dled together on Japan's f»ui main tsla’nds In an aran smaller than the state of Montana They are 'jammed together 4'i~ to the iare mile nk compared will! lit tic tllutc I tin tl It tint- miunir mile in tlfr United States. Never in Japan's modern his lutV has tlie country's area Issn aide to support the population, which has more than doubled In 60 vest*. Since the occupation, some 635,0<H) additional acres hacq iiecn put Into production throogn land teclamation piograms which if cartie.1 out faithfully will give the country another 1,000,000 acres by AFIU FIVIHO FROM CHICAGO to New York lit two liotiFs aiul liiln u minutes. William I*. Odom . !-il) I* gu-rted l>y Mayor tVillitim O'Dkk y ;r I960. Rut bv that lime* if the popula­ *t New York’s City Hath Odom, who est|blbhed u ‘gtoLo-cItviiiiiJ jo. . id tion rise continues, if the birth­ of *1 bouts. 3 mlmites, 11 sctnnds, said lie at^o plaiincU td’ntdkc a t ill <it rate Is maintained. !f infant mor­ Xl.r lidcut Truman at the White House. (/rrtcruatlunul) tality do renKes furtli as a resuit of Allied health leaching* there will lie 80,000,(Mill’people in I’car utit the Japane.ki' ielp<*nm'i ontv *ix “ risiuciiift the rate o f imp to leave tjielr homriand Lu othci ulathoi g ro w th .;' these islands. T h e n a tu ra l tW n ttn * u iv tu u i i i' Jupnn'* population i t certain lo than sunny climes and gc.il Jiving tie an issue among the I’sacenuik- condition*. Of 5,5IK),IHhi tepittrr lleudipiut Ik 1 . w hich Pieparv.l i.t. ate* returned I " Japa n -.111" . lln(m llille ll-t* ns oilier P<r*slhl|ili.* era, most or whum will remember that Hitler. Mussolini ami the Nip. tml of the war. only 2.490,II(H* w’ere fo r Is'lte riitg the b>l of Jitpntlecivilians. dcvclupnii nt nf ht|*b.-, yi» h ponese ttieniselve* vriej| "over,s(MplVt ; * v i - . e ]tu v * » f jr d . , t.r.|MilclClor,w' As-une. eii-tn.e-fuf-evm iu ,.i!a t u u -t i m n Ta h u n icfm t'tr 1 pansion ntul aggression. because inklRgrists sought ritiite , 011*11 k-atnut of reiCjuinj u ; ‘sn'-, t 1 (t is liecoming a hi..... .... eWI i»siie with Jap an eo ieadris sun foi the armies and in d u stria l, u l ion, w hen p ra ctic a l, if-d e n i' id* a tu miming lahur |M ad. lic n lly im '«mI s*«s**| m w ntiiieriali- I themselves, who are . tuggryling In an outline <>f Japan's natural jm tm rted m a te ria l-, mat t. • tentative telinslies. Allied headouaileri i.y n i n n i iirnm iusi le i * . s , VllttlcllC Utstrltil v u llic lte iii't i ad ki! "I ra t 'll id . Prime Ministfr Tetsu Kula> amn trSource* hy 'f suggestion incntiorie.t.tiyci.tlit p ^ tm e.l ruaterutlatold The As“o. i*te<l Press that It* -r: uton with Nippon’s future c.-on"holies" the Allirii will "consider tf*r ouc oyatcrowded conditions" when writing1 the peaiV treaty- * Foreign Minister llitoriii Ashida* ------ J1 !ST A R R IV ED ! classified Jbw-Japa ue*«-e«uigi ati on plolib'm as "a problem for uegotialjnn" after the treaty Is signed, Y’ep. we’re jiruinl lu nnnoiince evidence tlint he at least looks to new mliHlinn tn imr feetl .slurk . . . eipigtatiun as one way to aolve the unuthrr rtirlnnd nl mil rienls frnm ovar-populat inn. Stnie Minister Mltsusiike YoncmI!h imii nttundiinl vitnntins knl«i nsseittsJ recently, I tliink • In htereiise ymir liappine>s. it iiinv be an idea to petition the Allied power* to allow' return of A ( AIM.OAI) HE our nnlionals to foreign coun­ tries. . . Semi-Solid Butlemiilk Prodm ls There is no doubt thn’ Japan is over -populated but there is no Cuntr In and gel vuur Hiipply Intm it*- DmLh . doubt either that the Japanese for hugs, rhicketm, turkeys and rnlves! roll id relieve the pressure some ■what themselves. Hunt's Tuxedo Fet'd Store One wav would he to settle an­ other million people oil Hokkaido, Corner Second. & Snnford Avenue Nippon's frontier islan! to th« north. Allied hendipisrteM ex­ . ['hone 358 perts say that this island, con­ taining almost one foutth of the acreage In Japan and only about 1*2 It It of her population, i*'"*Kriv YA-DE tnoth proofing lasts '6 Vents. Hnve your wonlens .ninth ru ltiiliillv unde r-p op u la te d." - proofed now. - DowmftvfTrt-'tPJrtMusi Japanese. IiuWeVe C sli’ iuers ft Liinmtry, 113 Palmettn der at the "cold dlff-cub. living" Ave. Phono 914. when naked why^thla partial toluHon of jettrling .q^»re people •to Piano Tunhrg and Repairing. I. Hokkaido is not mote s.ircessfu. Hill, Res. 011-W. Japanese tilwaya are choosy •FLOWERS alnml the liH-atiuns to which Hu v HIONH tem all occasions wish to emigrate. They have and Shuw ranis and posters MeNEILL A YOST FLORISTS would iigaui leap at moving to O— DH1VH MIGN HER VICK Blpes Ave. Just off Celery Hawaii, California or Hurt! tm. Office ph. 403 residence oh. 6|0 B 1 O. D, (jimtrrss. Phnn* t 02l they show 'little incllnaliou to do Paint*. Poultry' Supplies, Natl*. Watch and clock repairing. Elec­ any pioneering. tric Appliance, Hewing Machine When the Japanese overran* Purina Feed*, Groceries and and vacuum clennei ir|iatrs. The Manchuria and held it up to the Meats. Touchton A Watson, 1201 Home SJujv. lib 41 Sanford Ave. home folks as “living space," out v Celery, Phone 1198. G. C. Fellows, Phone 1143 J. a few hundred thousand — and those mostly businessmen or got FOR HALE— Umerock for drive­ ernnient officials— o ;aded that way* and roadway*— l'bon* RKNT A CAR wav. 1241. YOU DRIVE IT Repatriation figures f u r I he i PHONE 200 rUXFDO F E E DA--com pl*ta lino. RBRICK I. AND- 31OR R IRON Hunt's Tux«Je Fenl.Siora Legal Notice U DRIVE-IT. INC. FOR HALE HUfllK Nolle* It IieisD) Blv*n <•*#< OLD NEW SPAPERS—3 CENTS SIS rllKHSsl In tlUsJn*** St l i t 8*11 GC*L* TTO r / k h PER POUND. BUNDLED IN folit A ke,i ue, Vkunli.l.l * l.irlJs .. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING dsr the rtc tith i f S tlit* p iA i.i.. BUNDLES. It-e .r * lt* i,l* «»r - I.” . a tel tlisl ' AND TYPING 10. 15. 20 and 25 CENT ' InltBd tu r*gl*l*i saiu risoi* pu< CREDIT IIUKEAU OF •asm I., Ills I* Mo* n( Hu KlrtliiiniHERALD OFFICE HANFORD NiyilS Mlalllt* tChaplei P 'U t , lata* 116 N. Park Phmie 139 lit EtbrUtS. ts tll O11a III* •Set • See Jiqtmie Cowan's Sheet Metal I.f rill C In sJI I'n u ll at K.inni'1’1 Works far new Radiatois, new ( on or v . Klorlila. Radiator cores. Radiator clean­ EXPERT R A D I O REPAIRING A1f i nl W. II. 8lsn»*r t*hll ■ m.iiilry, Ji ing and repairing. Fred Myers. 311 E. 2nd SL (Mini’ll CONCRETE HEWER PIPE July !». I»«JSEPTIC TANKS. Grease Trap* ATTENTION MOTHERS —DIAPER SERVICE — ■Block*, Aluminum Window* uml Baby Valvrt iurrj -Whit* cement Paint, (e. Hun Iran*—htxfcaa. !'T J t-trtrtti— In ilru n in n — e m — rl. lied cnnlainer. Econumicai ami I.tils un unt «*• *k*ltr li»*trr t Miracle Concrete Company, Sul aafe. Fully medically approved ii I" llli a il" t » ■nil at th* u lljte ul Elm Ava Phona 1335. In Ilk* suuir Cell Daytona 2IB7-W collect foi iliahi*pau|iarln(tane*ni . T h e tmard reaarke* the Film FOLEY SAW FIL E R . Retcmther deteiln. tMPdiaper*, $2 4 wee :. tu illir*»IHl *11 Hit, * end 3 setters. EmericV wood -FIR ST IN SANFORD" llnera of I'ebtle laurtaroUe working machine with H H. P. tina,a ,.f Tu t,lie Iruttiictiun l ‘" r'enilnut^ Coanty, *1*84*1 motor. I Band Saw. 817 W. 13th LONNIE MCMULLEN’S Merkel T IV. larwlohi Herretaty 8L 1, K. Jnriten. Chairm an Barbrr Shop open Thursday, Friday ft Saturday. BEE THE new lutwn Shaver, Ask MorirH for demonstration. SENKARIK Nirtlre |* h e r.h r irlven rb»« we art GLASS ft .PAINT CO. 112-114 In ihe wonrlwurhln* liuetneM un W, 2nd «L 13 N O TIC ES— P E R SO N A L Itaflruad and Carnnm rlal Avanun Batteries ft flattery Charging. H, IL POPE CO.- INC. SANFORD. Beauty Salon—Phone 1864. 309 Perk. Mary .McMahon. 8MALL furnished bungalow, cor­ CAL WONDER pepper plant*. L. Phone 1354. Permanent waves ner lot, immadiato possesilon. B. Mann, la k e Monutc. Fie. Id . up, guaranteed. Water sufPriced at 15,000.00. tentr. Also open evenings. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS SOFA, I8lh Century *tyle, slip Raymond I.und<iid*t, Associate cover* Included-. Phone 4>lti*Wi Phon* 731 Atlantic f l t l k Bldg. 4 CEILING fgn* for (ale. Laney’* 14 LO ST A FO U N D 8 BEDROOM hou*a fumUhtd or Drug Store. un/urnlibcd. New *l*ctric kitch­ LOST: Female Ret Terrier, white en, double garage 4 acre*, frw with brown Spots. Answers to fl AKTICLE3 WANTED fruit tree* on ML Dora Highnemo. "Sandy". Phono 328-M. wav 0 miles from Sanford. Phone Highest cash, price paid for used Reward. County 3305. furniture. Ted Devi* Furniture ■ ■ 11 Co. 311 E. 1 s t Ph. 958, GOOD, five room bungalow loc­ LOST—Two 1100 x 20 Tire* on ated on large corner lo t Priced I’LL BUY your car regardless of rim*. Ilrand number* 2743 ft $5,500.00 with term*. 2807. Finder notify Teritlanil •ge or condition. Roy Reel, 904 ROB IOBERT A. WILLIAMS Trail Tours at Sanford. Phono W, 2nd SL__________________ |g Raymond Lundqulat, Associate - 11. Rsward. Phone 7$2 Atlaatlc Rank Bldg. 7 Pets, UveetocK^ Supplies 6 ROOM HOU. - -W-Lf ■ , I. ■ — - �■* .1 PACE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA W I WII. VVedemeyer Reports !Reporter Flies With To Chiang-Kai-Shek-Sanford Pilot During National Glider Meet NANKING. Aug. ip GF>— Geo. Explosion (C a»ll»M < Irw ra g * OM) arnltr control tuday, Army enlneer* and troops. who arrived urlng the night, aurreedrd in isolating several large munition* dumps from which more explo ■tons had been expected. ■ The gravity or the disaster waa pointed up by the dispatch of Adm. Regsfdgo Rodrigues,-na­ vy minister, from Madrid to the •gene. So complete was the ruin o ' the naval arsenal, situated .about two mites from central Cadiz, that no clue was left to the Cause oft the disaster. The force of the explosion Cracked buildings in the hemt Of .Cadii. Street cars were dr- t ~ Tbr --hw.T- v!Ca u ksoA■vY't , iS T f r ..m their, hinges. The explosion came at •I0:o« P. M. last night. Spanish author(ties announced no estimate of the casualties. 'Reporters said most of * the Injured they saw had been cut hy flying glass nr were bruited by falling debris. Tha Jere i de Is Frontera radio station, 16 miles to the north, broadcast appeals throughout the night for d rotors, nurses and me*S lelties. Ambulances and rrscue teams were arriving from as far east aa Malaga, west from Huelva, and north from Sevilla. Reds Hit U. S. (C a n lla a .4 (row l’» « . <hte| eral Albert C. Wedemeyer, In a five-hour conference today with General isslmn Chlang' Kai-Shek, gave the Chinese leader what offlelal sources deserthrd as a "very frank” report In conditions in Formosa, (Union ami Shahghail The American presidential en­ voy conferred at Chiang’a . re­ sidence. with lime out only for lunch, and the unexpected length if the session recalled Wedemeyer's previous crltiral reports of rondltbm* 'jis he hsd found them In north -China anti Manchurls. *P Wrdrmeyer Is In China to TiAt ffllt I t all. ... ..— -i "The council alone must deride thi* question and not the Nether­ lands. The government of the Netherlands certainly will submit to decisions of the council *jf>. we •how no Indri-iklon." Complaining that the couneil had uaetl too little of Jta power, rather tU n overstepping author.. Itv as maintained by the Dutch, the’ Soviet delegate Hi to renewed hii demands that troops from lioin aide* be withdrawn to positions hold when hostilities broke Mil July 21 In Java as thn result of what the Dutch called police ac­ tion. "The government of the Nelh•rlands Is not satisflol that they perpetuated a crude attack on the Indonesians.” ha said. “They even demand that the Indonesian* not interfere with Dutch troopi." Local Communists In Greece Ajd Guerrillas ATHENS. Aug. 19. OPl-Press r * ports today agld a heavy guer­ rilla assault on the town of Naoutia, 60 miles west of Halomka. was beaten back last night aftor tsvsral hours of hard fighting. The reports satfl ths guerrilla*, disguised as "peaceful citizens,' a m *I ofF 1 local rnmmlinlils b*.I l.llrn.J Communists m sml burned 160 houses, the townhall, the polstation and ths c iv il admlnlsRon office be/ors Iwdng rrpel- & : i.” A v a l i s t forces j v .’ co said to hav* used srtm jrjrTocounfer ths affects of heavy mnt!*r fire by tho rebels, who withdrew to Mount Vermlon oorly this morning. War Minister Georg,i Slisto* is­ sued a statement saying the situa­ tion was Improving. If a said the •rmr was considering the foimatlon of Independent mnbllo commando units to fight tho guerril­ las. • An announcement from Kosanc said 10 guerrillas captured in a hauls at Grsvtna July 27 had been Indonesian Fight icvsUs m s tm s r * n o**> advancing on Sumatra totho ftro-gutUd t#wn ol -Brandon, H miles north in. Eartlar Dutch dls•aid somo 5.000 homsle** wsro living at tha town food or shelter. Mrs. Paul M. Camplmll k M R R. I- Ragsdale Fntrrlaineufw (tb a luncheon at Mrs. Csmpbsll'a hmne Friday at 1:30 in honor of Miu l^ma Aulln, bride-elect. The rooms were attractively decoruteil witn white asters and fern, 'pie lunch*, on was served on Individual tm.vs to each of the guests, after which the hride-elecl was presented with an assortment of gifts. 'I‘he hot. trsses gifts to the bride Were in her chosen pattern of Fust oris. Those enjoying this affair W ert: Mrs. Andrew Aulln, mother of tjre honoree. Miss Hetty Aulln, and rtowp."* Glider Pilot tJuy Storer ed rentiMirr*After hjs fact-find­ of Rahfnnl, Kla.. commented over ing trips to the north, he express­ the left harness strap of his ed criticism of Inefficiency and parachute. corruption nmrmg Chinese mili­ I wasn't ready to call anyom tary and rivoll officials. names vel. Oq Chill's fighting (routs, Down below the other nallp'nne* meanwhile government troops entered In lire 1,41h apnual rmcling listed In Homan provienre were of the National Soaring Society reported striking sharply against looked like flypaper captives. the communist rsiding forces of Just below n cloud up ahead n Genersl 1‘o-Chrng, which had . cut little biplane tugged at several thn Tslngtao-Tsinan rail line. hundred feet of tow rope. V«« A dispatch to the independent, air. felt like a tile rid?. newspaper Haiti Min I’ap from Its "Don't wiggle your elbows or Rushnw correspondent sold nation, voti’ll punch n liulo in the fab­ allst forces In northern Shantung ric.” Storer had warned when inrovlnre, moving from Tsinan. trodurlng the glider's cockpit. No sd joined a second column mov­ one want* to punrh holes’ln a rrafl ing westward at Chowtauh. about that looks—nnd fe.ds—nleml 60 miles east of Tsinan. durable and airworthy os one of Tha government’s rampalgn Rally Rand's fans. to recapture the vital roal mines "How do you like It’ ” Rioter nt Foshan, about 30 milrt south used about the sam • totm of voire of the railway, was reported anv auto driver would use In "loll­ progressing. ing the kids to keep .pilot on the A government, aiiiiminrriqentj..|.hark V at. ■ • <nld ChUng*; rtre A -fn-Vhe past l’i nrtirallv no md*e, Nothing four weeks bsd captured 100 hut the sound of the wind iit*htowns In {shantung province and ing past the cockpit reimpy and recovered more I tun 3,000,000 wings. square kilometers of territory. Rlnrer pulled a lever nnd the The Communists, the announce­ tow rope fel| away. ment continued, have suffered "See. Nothing no here but us 07,000 casualties, including those and the air current*,” One whigkilled wounded and rspured. tip liped Up with’ the flng pole nt Sheppard Field. Thn nllit r rould have Iteen flirting with star*. gtaluy, Cafl llaul, Fred Pierrot, J . N. Thompao.n lut«M>n llgidjr, Robert le e Kemp, 1. W, Coates, Jo,., Lidnhart. and J . il. Jones, Jr., Oviedo, and Mrs. Rfrharil 'tiimck, Miss IIIil is* Crcalhe, snd Airs. J . R. Augcnblick, (Irlamlo. Mr. and Mrs. Rravc* tlsstoe, who have l*een guests of C. T. Nildacks. have returned to their home In Atlanta. Wh'lo hern they visited' manv points of interest In Florida will* their hosts. Mr. and Mrs. n*n II. Joni-a spent Ihe week-end at Daytons Rearh with Mrs. Jones* parent.*, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Iterher. Mr. and MrsTTom lioTlIiigsworth have"B7riy,;d In Oviedo and will le b.iatrd at the Covington raidsn house temporarily. Mr. Hollings­ worth will In* associated with (’baric* T. Niblark In business. Mr. and Mrs. William It. Mrrk and daughter, Joan, nml son, llllly who have been visiting- fo r , tpfc t'tiamt'yvrs, J r o le Hr rtu t Aflfinr |t*l| T o 11irfaint W Mp#ni*#r “* T I im K I r MOliTfiAlif: Jfthmtt* iMarbrnn and Iliitlt T o A J William* UTIH# MTIUTILTIIW ill' iffiVlTfS %f}|:a Lundrion, Andrew V T o II H A r ­ nold rlw i Ho»n*» O lrn o ris le'*an ror|». T n I-It III are llo|if>r Cold Front I ’o Hit Midwentern StateH Hy TIIF. AHHICIATKD I'ltKHg From high' un the Rockv Mmin*«ln slope nnnther cold front the sliding lastly eastward toward the hot nnd parched Midwest today with possible crop-reviving gen­ eral rains, " I t ’s too early yet to say just how this cold push will art or how much rain It will bring,” the Chicago Weather Rurenu said, adding that a decided rellsf from the high 90 and 100 degree temp­ eratures appeared a certainty for most of the plains slates within fft hours. The forecaster said the fold air crossed Into Montana and Idaho from Canada about midnight am| •hat It was exnrrtrd tn spread Into the Dakotas py *r,night, and Into Minnesota and Nehtnska by to. morrow. W lth ln 46h m ir». he -----------------.1117® ave ttemperature/at least 16 dogrees under todays continued highr Tradings. Th* accompanying rain, tha Bureau said, might turn out to bo only scattered showers but It might also, Just possibly, he a general drought breaker for a considerable aec|lon of tho northcentral and northern plaint states. Meanwhile, no relief wa* In sight for virtually all the remainw r of tho nation, sweltering again from a recurring hot blast that has spared generally only the Atlantic and Pacific coast states. Throughout most of tho region from the Appalachia n to the Rocky Mountains, temperatures in the 90a or above appeared cer­ tain to.be. reppeatad today and to­ morrow, tha Weathor Bureau •aid. County Meet (f’«*tlaM O I r s a F aae Oae» provbUd a r mmy ,aub- .liT i i sat at ia-ft77^-VTh- Hoanl 1 used to make marshmallow mad* every effort “ to gat »2:t0fl ros'Yif0 w to thank those who aided tn their recent Community .... Drive. Jerry Walker, Exalted Ruler Sealy Walden, Secretary lhUut.-Lluc-iM*. E al. county agent and Horn- Demonstratfon outlay Is 29,072. For publicity, tho Bowsl approp­ riated--M,000 td the Rem! note County Chamber of Cotnmotro and 11,260 to th# Junior Chamber of Md form of tho hollyhock Commerce. Total publicity eul- IANK4 Special In fhe Sanford Herald lly MAR|AN R. Y, lie GARTH JONES A!’ Newsfeatures WICHITA FALLS. Tex. — Up front, the glider pilot uigghd a few gadgets and errmrd to be hav­ ing* a swell time. Personally, I wasn't convinced of the extent of my pleasure. It was mv first title in a glider. It’s not like rbllng in a regular airplane. Ufa more like someone tying n kite string to you ami say­ ing "HmvVwtpjkUag up thete. Dub?" "All we Irv to do is make a liar out of.ihe guy who said "Eveyf- and that will end the uniter," Johnson safd. t He. m lm lg U ttM t, ItiiMit bus “Attributed all sorts of motives to . tha United States which we never thought of." The United State.* then suppor­ ted a Chinese move that the coun­ cil accept a Dutch plan for a single "Imparital state" to Investigate conditions in Indonesia and s.ipcrvfie resulta of cease fi^j orders. The'flrsl step would W an ervlhr■pot report hy “earye.- consuls" Btationerl In Halavla. Seminole County -The-Ameriean-off-r-of good’of • flees was made In the course of Court Records opening debate more than a fort­ night ago when the council direc­ %%.1 Mil %N T V IIHM IIO ted the two parties to Institute n r H i *#, J t> H its K w b i i 11 T « truce. The Netherlands Immedi­ J u W lU n K 11if refill «(u ¥ Minnie K * ately arrepted the American effer Nral, Jnrnn \ rlit* i.Vrrtta T o but the Indonesians •Conditioned Vn rry M Hhtrjw H til iFllen Jtin** ('H y of Hanford T*» i* A llilltfm their approval on the outcome of 11 H r lu t Otlv t* T o Itolpo plea* to the council for U, N. in- A Arrtold| Jen Itini rim veitlgation and arbitration. Wash­ Tliffffifwtn* Al*nrr L Hus ington then sent a note to Jog- A T o F r H ^ r l r k fl. «tui , Jakarta last weekend declaring A r n « H. Elgin* ||g*ftm I ' r u l t t H u t Tf * that if the Indonesian* continued Woodrow I T f jf i il t d u x I*n1ji. to Insist on a specific method of MeNaughton, Jithii t Wl dr t fo settlement "our offer of good of­ Kfiiicea I! Millet d m IH1# H WI ilia m*. iamM A eit*» fliii* To fices necessarily lapsei." * Replying to contention* pf tin l»* winMl VI Mjirtflfr rt if ■ Ed IIt* S' JatnV* A m u (H I* M*!r -Netherlands government that (he T oWHHftint Rickard William** no Jurisdiction U. N had ■ ‘ - ‘ IIn the MMAii i .m t s : vitut ri. Ams* II a rr ifn n J y r tu t M m a ff H cases Gromykko declared “The Indoneslan-gmeinntent re- T o Fjf*t Federal Hnvlnit* no t ANfH’|n||(in lies on the Security Council and IsOfit Hhatp** Varney it d i n Ellen expects help from It. The Nether­ Jann T n J* m o A N t it H u t ( V r lands act* a* if this organisation * > •'a* Oviedo for the Jayceea, but found that they could not give this without ketesrin# tho mlllage," aald Mr. I never knew I hsd it so gi <s| pn jh e ground.-------- ----------------- 'Those are spoil -rs"-Storer pul­ led n gadget. A eoupl' of bmr, door-looking things popp'd up on the wings. The glbbo ptaigKglly went in reverse. I.ike |Mid;iliiig the wrong way on n coaile.- Idke. Then we dropped d twn a rouide bundled frrt to pl.’k up gliding speed again. And I'm the lad wha Imtrqi tn ride elevators. “Thai was a thermal” A thnmnl feels just like a kick In the pants. "That's whnt ftreja us up in the air.” Storer-explained. It was go. ing to take a lot of explaining. Either the ground v a i coining up to sav "Howdy” or v.v weie going down faster than n greased pig on n fireman's ool-i. "Guess we must have lost lh.il thermal. We seem to lie going down." There was an 'Ave' Vote frmn- the trackseatrrr — ------- •vriilnk I'll lust land It on the apron rinse to the hanger." •A glider pilot’s lijea of 'el'isj' I* next to the wash room yvhen he can reached the paper towela without sUVlching. A used far bargain Pulled mil on the taxi strip. Htoier whistled and veiled and liounced.' The Fill ran pick up a copy of mv finger­ prints from those etch'd <m the ripcord pf that parachute. NometHulv went over nnd some­ body went under. Rlorer cutsed btvause the nose of the glldec waa barely Inside the hangar doors. Aud now—Has anyone seen « fellow about no high and about so wide? The one who salt! with such malicious sweetness: ' Why don't voti take a ride In n glidec Water Tested | i i n i i i u t l i s a P a»* n a r t ty-fifth Street.. . ' ■ 3—F*r*'ald-1.aught cn Memorial Hospital at tlm Airport ■ t —Municipal Ball Park at Me.lorvill* and Cel-ry Avenues. ■ V—Mayfair Inn on East F:r*i [Btrest. ...' ■ *>—ih * 1900 block on W*»t T irst Strool. » ' '• ■ ^ T h o Mock on West T h lrJ T W I W Mr. and Mrs. Donsld Lclnhsrt and twins, Wynn snd Gary, havo returned from a recent visit to Tampa with relatives; alto Day. tuna Reach, where they were Ihh guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Max Lelnhartr Mr*. I.ueille Johnson; of Ilrlle Glade, has returhed homo after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. NI Mack and family. •* Mr. and Mrs. ,C. O. Rildwln, of Dallas. Georgia visited friend* and relatives In Oviedo Thursday. They visited with Mr, J . A. Har'lx and Mr. and Mrs. R. L Ragsdale, an I were dinner gurats of Mr. and Mrs. Young Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gore and Mr. and Mrs. J . W. McKinnon were dinner guetla,of Mr, an.LMr*. Joe London Fashions Are Not Drastically New honor of Mr. LeinharCahtethday. Mr. and Mra.'llurgr** Mr,Mahan are the parents of a aon. horn Thursday night at the Florida Sanitarium. Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Ward are the parents nf a boy, too. Sir*. Ward Is the former Sliss Kalidra Culpepper, sister of Mrs. Henry Wolcott, The Rev. II. L. Kirk, of Orlando, who has teen substituting for the Rev. II. II. Link, who is on vaca­ tion. was the recent dinner guest of 5!». and Mra. Fred Pierson, other guests Included the Rev. Kirk’* sister and Dr. J . W. Martin. Jills* Martha Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. IL Hunter, snd Mr. Thomas E. Todd, were united in marriage on August 12th a t ' fiavunnah, Georgia. Mr. and Mr*. Todd are nnw visiting Sir*. Todd's parents hare fur several davs before returning lo their work at New York CiVy. Mr*Todd » formerly o f 'S t . flabrieT. ritillfomla. -| l.irut. ami Mr*. James R, .Mor­ row of Grrrn Cove Springs are the week-end guests uf Mr. nnd Mrs.* Hill Martin. Mrs. Claire Coffee, of Fort Pierce, was the recr’nt guest of Judge and Mrs. Theodore Aulln. Mr. Dan Chislohm and Mr. Reese Chltham are spending the week-end In lutkelsnd. fcnlng his Jacket* with ranvas and padding. Dfgby Morton does it with pockets. Export clothes are often 13ti inches from the floor, but for tho home market most designets stick to 16 or 16 inches. Onlv Norman Hartnell haa experimented with mldtealf lengths in hts day clothes. " I ’m having pity on my home customers who have to wear last year’s coat over this year'* suit,” said Amies. Dav dresses are fairly simple, with tiny waiate and rounded hips. Rome houses use drapery, mostly to the front, where the skirt full­ ness is usually concentrated. Hardy Amies uses much diagonal drap­ ery. Many o f his dresses show wraparound lilies with aide fasten­ ings, drapery is pulled up (o one side, necklines often cross over,This house shows man/ suit nlou ? * o a«t sVvSral w e rk s% rT u lra V O k la ., Tennessee-and Atlanta, have returnetl home. Mra. Lcdn Peters, of Tails,mssee, wa* the recent gurst of Mrs. Maude Coates. Mr. and Mra. Hoy Eason, of Savannah, Georgia, arrived Raturdav to apend m-xl week with Mr. Eason’s alstrr^Mra. Mae King and Mere. Mrs. Geo. C. Moans tmtl Mr. Means. Mr; ami Mrs. I.con (tlHff left, fhrrrrtaV" tn ’SpcniFa Werv at "IVaytona Reach. Mr. and Mrs. (I. R. Moon and daugliters. Martha Anno ami Valorr. who have teen touring the West, are now in Atlanta. Mr. and Mr-*. I.con Olllff were recent dinner guests bf Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Anderson, Orlando. Mra. The™lore Aulln. Rr., Mrs. F. T, !a.*e. nnd Mra. It. F. Rnttler*on spent Thursday at Winter Haven. Mrs, Mae E. King and guests', Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kssyn spent Sunday al Hilvrr Springs. En route home they will Ron at Daytuna Rrarh for several dnvs. Miss Hillic Chance, who has lie<-n visiting her aunt. Mra. Carol llatnerlck, Mr. Ilnmrrirk nnd Car­ ol. Jr . nt Apopka, h i* returned home. . . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wagner amt children,- Knv nnd-Tommv,~ttsr* moved Into their newly constructed home at Uuludred. Mrs. Augusts D. Covington !f spending several weeks at Ashe­ ville. N. C. Mr. nnd Mr*. Will Cat Itjn and grnnddaughtrr, Lynelle, who har>‘ teen visiting Mr. Carlton's sUtrr, Mrs. J . N. Thompson, and Mr. Thompson, liave n-turnr,| lo their home nt Trenton, * Mrs. Floyd Wngnrr anil rhildten. Kav and Tommy viaHnl Mis. Wagner's parents, Mr.' nnd Mrs. Frank Tnlls.tt last Week. Mr. nml Mrs. A. M ..Jones left Ruridav to visit Mr. Jones' moth­ er, Mrs, O'Neal, nt Webster. Af­ ter several days they will return with their daughter, Shirley, who has hern at Webster vis'tlng for'a couple of weeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, Jr. left Saturday for a three weeks' vacation. They will stop at Way* nrtville, N. C. first to vUlt Mr. Wheeler’s parents Mr. gpd Mrs. B. F . Wheeler. Rr. and sister,-Mrs. Jphn Evans, Mr. Evan* and child­ ren for a while before rolng on to other points of Interest. Mrs. Fred Pierson ami dauxhter-, Anne, left Saturday for New Smvrna n*ach where thev will spend several (lavs with Mr. and Mr*. Brn F. Ward. Fred Pierson left Saturday for Georgia where h* will visit r*l>. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1947 ■ - Thumds r D P Entry (f •><!•>•* IrvHi Paav Past Miller are subject to Renats con­ firmation Isjrr and were .made a* reccr* appotetmer's. In his statement of Dec. ??, 1945, to which Ross referred, Mr. Truman said thpt 'The Immensity / of the problem of displaced per- sons and refugees Is almost be­ yond comprehension." At that time, the, Prssidont said most of the person* wennatives of Central snd Eastern Eutope and the RaUsn't. The Im­ migration quotas for all this# countries for one year total apI proximalely' 39,000, two-thirds of * which ate allotted to Germany. By BARBARA WACR AP Newsfeatures LONDON— A new silhouette, not drastically different but clear­ ly defined. Is emerging from the “big ten” London ftihiou shows. Tentative attempts of the last two vears have Jelled into something different, though London hour** still shv at extremes, out of sym­ pathy for their coupon-circum­ scribed customers. Skirls and coats of suits, are longrr, ‘with waists corset-tight, hips accentuated. RklrU are of two extremes—pencil slim or ac­ cordion Dhraled. en iilitg-^K* the neckline. MostAoats are tightly fitted 'at the waist ami fully flared below II. Hut there are stltl a few loose, flawing, swing-back roata, with huge collars and lapels to match the lining. There are a few finger­ tip length coata worn over pencil alim skirts or suits. Man/ jackets, worn over dresses, are buttoned high. This seems to he .a year of rrer-nsr Almost all-lbe houses fra^ *----‘ The froren. food Industty now is turrd lime and bottlo green. processing frown pies, rolls, Amies had a soft, light mossgreen, a quince and manv brownish-yel­ rakes, and other desserts. low greens. Hartnell showed many purples, electric blues and other Slewed rose* ’ and primroses ' hard color*. There Is still w lot of mice were popular continental! dull orange, brick, scarlet and dr-.serts. ■ ' |crimson.Htlebel teamed up a jot of soft loiren Broadus, Jacksonville, was named by Florida sports writers for tho IDtft Orange Bowl award of “ Moat Out sanding High School Athlete.* Broadus Is now a freshman at the University of Florida pet cen l of tlte snmtnl quota, or 3,1*00 monthly. Congressional committees hvld hearings during th* recent ses­ sion ot Congress but took no ac­ tion on a proposal to admit 400,- 1 000 displaced persons, 100,000 yearly ovrr a four-year period, to the United States. There were estimates at the hearings that there are approximately 660,000 to 900,000 .displaced persons in Europe. In connection with his 1945 di­ rective, Mr. Truman continued: " I consider that common de­ cency and the fundamental com­ radeship of all human beings re- *-* quire us to do what lies within > ou- power to see that our estab­ lished immigration quotas see used In order to reduce human suffering." The President then directed th# . secretary o f state, ths sttorney „nd .qthrr ’ rrfUteal. - tn .-recced a t^ n c e “to* “apedite th# quota immigration of displaced persons and refugees from F-urnpe to tho United States.'' . English tweeds with' dark or bright velveteen o r new "cottoo velvet” blouses. Gray and white went with Nile green, a red-flecked black tweed suit had a tdack vel­ vet ehlrt. He ehowed a good deal of copper pink, toffee-beige, wesktea and orchid-gray colon'. There were a few anklr length cocktail dresses In the collection, but British houses do not go for these as Americans do. Amies evening showed, two, ankle dresses, om white w * * end lea. entitled "Starlign "Moonlight.” But the bsjlot length skirt for .evening..is ’.unpopular here, and American women wno expect to wear them to smart GLIDER FEAT ' reatauranta here run the risk of RERN, Switzerland — HP)—A being asked to leave as they are Swiss gilder pilot, Max Sehackennot considered "evening dress.” mann, haa made the first westto-east crossing nf the Alps in * CLEANING UP. gilder. Rchachenmhnn took off at NEW YORK—(AT-Three To­ Help, near Bern, and landed St mer malor leaguers, Al Cueclnello Hilvaplnna, near Rt. * Moritz, a of-the-C-erdinalt-and liianUi-Wal- ‘distance o r i K kllbmeTer*;--------|y lli.IS.rrnw of the Rinstnr* ai.d Wally Signer of *he Cubs, «:e Fish is one of the most p#rmembers nf the New York Citv Department nf Sanitation baseball Ishnble of foods. team. Russlnns have obtained a nu­ Commercial freezing of fish bv tritious oil from the seeds **f artifical refrigeration .late* back knnpdragnn*. to 1661 in Maine. LUCKY STRIKE presents THE M AN W H O K N O W S * wee» - • - - -* rrrr THE TOBACCO AUCTIONEER! .. . -rg ts ® ? : * .. . ■ . lid 's an tf— — j-. ——__ cr*. his mother-in-law. who has Ichlorlne aimed been Spending several weeks there ■ lk — Municipal Water Plant Arl- with her daughter, Mrs. Uoh Cox,1 atcr Iwforr chlorine was added. of Moultrie, will retty-g with Fred. 10—Fourth Htieet Park be­ tween Park and Oak Avmuse. Rnporta marked "aaliefaetory— nA coltform organkime found,” were given for each of the above samples of water, said Mr. Rayrr, « The slamfatd barter lolugical analysis of water is designed to determine whether or not colllform bacteria ara present. These are the organisms , commonly found In human and animal aewag*. They do not enute waterboms diseases but serve x« danger signals. If they ate pres ent there la* a possibility that in­ testinal pathogrnic bacteria (ty­ phoid, dysentery, etc.), may also be present. I t n u t l n r l y fiw tubes are used, each Inoculated with' 10 ce of the water sample. A CUB Bof i : IT Bear for Work ■ JOHN f a l t e r FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette LUCIAN PUADOM IS RIGHTI. . . And lUce him, scores of other experts. . .who really Anoui tobacco... have Been the makers of Lucky Strike buy " fine quality tobacco.** After all, that’o what you want In a cigarette . . . the honeet, deep-down en­ joyment of fine tobacco. iMarahnH'M Talks |realises* f«.« Pas* ftael sign a hemisphere defense treaty liar* tenned "economic aggres­ sion.'' Guillermo licit, Cuban ambas­ sador to the United States, told rsport« t s h* —w o u l d " M a matter nf principle that fun­ damental human rights and d'gnllles he preserved in this treaty,M asserting that Cuba would “never sign any International agreement not containing such right* and dignities.*' ^ its from tho genets] oper­ ating fund Is the 9189,66ft lamdlntereat snd sinking fund which, is handled by the Stato Ooard ad­ Warm colored brents and brass ministration In Tallahaues and Is containers era perfect for ■f*U financed by gat tax revenue*. and winter flower arrangement*. -*>— te re memb f n v W6T0H / tlC K Y ^ T R I K i ^ f l A N S ^ N E FOR Mil ToBA C C O So Rounds So Firm, t o Fully Rocked — So Free a n d l « o y on ■ ' . ■ fl \ * ® * * i\ j V • ■, \ \ rv-rr^3r=? . . . .+ ■- - i "' - - / j ., t . .! ' l-r- f _ V '- . * �t ---------- - - T alvTT-'** —* f (a U a ity T h c rv l a B tra n y lh — TH E W EATH ER To Protect til* Pm m of U * World i To Promote lb * Pro* res# of Amtries; To Produce Proof wparity for Rsnford- Considerable cloudiness with scat* Ur«d showers tonight and Thors* da*. Modtiate «»«terly wind*. AH INDEPENDENT DAILY ■NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXV111 ^r- Congress Credited U. S. Examines Disbanding Of Marshall In Loan Talks Saving In Budget Snyder Says Problem Lie Says UN Investi­ By STERLING P. GREEN WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 W $ Prnkirnt Ttuman raid today fed­ eral spending this fiacal year will fall only $500,000,000 ahoit ol hu original eilimate tWpite the Republican economy drive >ii Congreu. But he forecast an hi» tone $4,700,000,000 budget »ur* pint next June 30, (. . vM r. T ^ a a *$ n 'i - ^ Approached W i t li G r e a t Sympathy; No New Loan Asked gators In G r e e c e To Remain, Even If Russia Withdraws WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 (ff) Secielary oj the Treatury Sny­ der today repotted good progieit British - Amctican finincul High July Exports, in talks and indicated he was piobIncrease In Coal ing England's internal affair*- at Production C i t e d ■ condition of eating the $3,750,000,000 loan agreement. Snyder, chief United Slates nr LONDON. Aug. 20 u tt-D m uty Prime .Miniiter Herbert Mot- gotistor, told a newt conference item announced today' si^u ^cl, ,j(ally- thal thr,*Btiliih have LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 20 —Trytjvr Lie, *rc«etary-8cneial ol the United Nation*, look thaip ittue today with a Ruitisn con­ tention that the Bsjkan Investi­ gating Commitiion and it* *ul> tidiary group in Greece were "liq­ uidated" now. lu reply to repoit* that Rut ua and Poland might withdraw riitu both the Balkan. Couijut*; Progress Seen In British Economic Survival Battle w U d - it J y . -*j*y* - -additional—loan controlled Congreu credit for cut and increased coal production ting $1,520,000,000 from the in. the battle for Britain's eco­ nomic recovery. coil of government. But the next • result because . Provisional 'rxport figures foof intervening' factors, he decte- July, Morrison told a- news con­ e d ,. will be a total outlay it $4411200.00(>. an even 347,000,000,000 Instead at ference, totaled the <17:628,000.000 ho predicted "the highest level since Novem­ last January before the Repub­ ber, *1920, and, apart from' thhl lican costcutters got down to month, ptobably the highest ever work. recorded i -Furtharmore, In (he customary “It begins to look as if we have 'stopped the rot In coal," ho added, Indicating Britain might lie In a position to readme coaTvxports to the continent by licit year. But. Morrison warned: "The crisis la still getting graver. W# shall have to fave worse things before w a s r r through.” While he spoke, the Board of Trade President, Sir Stafford Crlpps, was eonferrimr elsewhere in Whitehall with U. S. Under­ secretary of State William L. Clay­ ton. Clayton arrived from Paris with arguments for further cuts In British tariffs and In »om*t Imperi­ al trutii- preferences. "We must get this dollir situa­ tion settled some how,” , he com­ mented as he drove to lunch wllh Blr Stafford Cripps, president of ICeeilaaee m rase T e e ) th«T hoard Bf trsiMr A spokesman for the board said tbe luncheon talk was concerted State Okays Budget with “the tariff negotiations which f o r County Count Schools have, been taking plate ct tbe International Trade Conference In TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 20—The Geneva, and this, of course. In­ State Department of Education cludes the question of imperial today approved the <481.013 <481,1112 bud­ prefers ncea." Oih*r Whitehall (government! ratio* of Jwm get io r the operatic* Komlnol* - , r i______ County school* aa submitted re. . officials said they were "bracing c*ntly by the county board of pub­ themselves for a new economic shock. The general expectation lic instruction.'was that Clayton would tell Cripps Joaeph Whltner McCaatln and to "reduce Empire preferences ao lire. Rota Gauldlng Elchelbcrgrr that American goods can compete Were among those who recently .with Brit]sh goods—or face the received graduate certificates from consequences o r a hardened U. 8. the State Department of Edura. administration and Congress line tion which Issued 327 teaching on further dollar aid.” certificates during July, according Meanwhile, the London Dally to figures-released this week b> Mall said .Prime Minister Attlee State School 8upt. Colin English.' Intended to' resign "In the near lls s lls s iS ■■ f a s i Tw#t .Supt. English said the school dapartment issued bight post grad­ uate, 221 graduate, five urnlergraduate, 48 provisional and 46 C apt Hudson Returns temporary certificates. ■ mld-vear budget review made public lata today Mr, Truman rented this double-barreled no tice: fir s t this country's Internation­ al program,-perhaps including ti c Marshall plan for European re­ turn y may run up eoats and trim the record-breaking surplus. Second, taxes must stay high. ^ Tli« Chief Executive didn't Han't use there,word* about taxes; but ne said the surplus must be used to reduce the nslional debt and stand as reserve “against emeigentles, whether at home or ; abroad." iThe goverfynent bases Its high Income estimate, ' Mr. Truman ■aid, on "a continuance of am. ■ploymant, prices and Incomes close to th*lr present levels 1 W ft A W From Encampment . Seine Cros&ing Copied By Jamborfee Scouts ROLLEBOISE, France, Aug. 20, W V -F lra truck loads of American Bor Scouts traveling under field order* made a surprise ... . . this city *nd duplicatedt the first crossing of the ysargago * , | Led bjs an Army Jeep and three French Scouts aa guides, the '' American Jamboree Scout* did not what was coming until tho f ‘ • know truck* pulled up * t x dam and they wars told to pile out. Here Arthur McKinney of White Plains, N. Y„ executive director of the U. 8. jamboree contingent, in­ formed them they had been chosen to duplicate tho conditions of the secret American crossing vt that point Aug. 20, 1044, which was not discovered by the Germans ~ l. until after * bridgehead was es- Six Unit Apartment To House Tourists A naw navei six unit building is being erected nude touristy ia the OrlanM highway ju it k o f-th # City limits by E. Capt. Byrd Hudson has returned from-the Salvation Army encamp mynt at Camp Starks, which w»* attended by 200 young people Aug. 4 through the 16. Tho camp la located at Lpks Bradford. The program included feligioua Instruction, boating, hikes, swim­ ming practice, and Instruction In buiif people attending ~ ih e camp from here were Curtis Hall, Marjorie Hall, Bar bain GDI, Al­ berta Brewer, Tommy Bronson, Margaret Oglesby and Leonard Taylor. Nearly a full page of Bluet ra­ tions of youth recreation program activities of the local poat of tha Salvation Army ora shown In the Aug. 23 Issue of tha War Cry, official publication of the organ­ isation in the South. A large group of the dally vocation Bible school pupils are shown about to embark on a bus for a day’s out­ ing. They are also shown in front of tbe Salvation Army building. The staff ofV tha Poat i« also shown. Including Capt. Hudson, Tadet Lieut. Earl Griff I Leonard Taylor, Corpm C td it Lot Leon White. llfsguard. Tha i 1* bring built of concrete ___ TOKYO. Aug. 20, — The Jap­ Units wiU be ft anese navy’s version of tha sneak complete with a attack on Pearl Harbor and Niptwo builder* arrived pen's preparations for tha 1’aHfie War are slated to eons* before the International ^Military Tribunal tomorrow, Defense counsel for flidakl Tojo and *4 other wartime Japanese lead*™ accused of war cri concluded o f testimony relating diplomatic A series among the prosecution charged ■el was introducing Introducing numerous of­ ficial documents which tha Jsp prvilousiy had reported a* missing. e' «M tlit- « h I f ik 1i * i v flliw il Stresses Europe s _____ *Missed Death In Army Plnhe Crash w that tion lags and the nationalisation of basic industry, Snyder replied: "We a rt going to want a full understanding oj thla problem, so naturally wa will ask any pertinent Question that has a bearlrfg on iha-loan. But, in anlwer to n question whether he was being “very tough" about Britain’s "Socialis­ tic experiments,” the secretary replied sharply: "I don’t know of any such qurs■tios* that havy come up. As far a* being tough is concerned, t have assured Sir Wilfrid I Sir WIIH d E»dy. second secretary^of the British Treasury) that we ere viewing the British problem with a great deal of sympathy/' Snyder aald he has not ,fgon* Into the facta deeply enough” yet to decide whether ha shares Prime Minister Atllee'a view of thq grayity of‘ the "dollar crisis,” ' English ............ but he added; I am relying on Mr. Attlee to have voiced what he thinks Is the condition of tha country'," __ HU reply was "unequivocally no" to a question whether the British had requested discussion of o clause providing for revision (tesllstv S « * Cool Front Moves Examinations To Be Slowly Toward East Held For Positions By TI1R ASSOCIATED PRESS With Welfare Board The time table of a narrow alow-moving cool wave Into the northern mlriWestero stales was th« only cheering note-from the Chicago Weather Sureau today aa .the current scorchthg-. .blast headed for new records. , Each additional day of the pre­ sent high readings probably is bringing a new record for du­ ration or daily maximum temp­ eratures at many points, the bur­ eau said. « While the cool front dragged fcastward, Inter western north Dakota, northwestern South Da­ kota and northarn Wyoming to­ day. virtually all the real of. the nation from the Eastern 'S e a ­ board to the Rockies continued to ■welter. . Only scattered showers or light thunderstorms were In prospect for the Great l-akss area as corn and other erops continued JU> deteriorate for lack of a general soaking rain throug houtth* MidM t--------- I S O S t •1 the effects of tha cooler .air Ute today, but It would not reach Wisconsin and northern Illinois until tomorrow, -the forecaster •aid. . . With temperatures In the high 90s * generally escept on the Pacific Coast yesterday and in prospect for today, Ice shortages were reported In some Michigan cities. At Chicago, tha record of 84 degree* for this date which has stood slnca 1874 wa* expected to topple, along with tha one for the numbers or days In tha month with readings off 80 90 or o higher. Forecaster I. W. Drunk aald a maximum of 80 today would equal the record of 11 such days for the month, established in 1844. Early msrlt system examina. tion*. to b« held by tlm Florida Msrlt System Council for 10 t ins»*i of social work positions, offrr local rssldsnta an exceptional op­ portunity to qualify for employ­ ment by the State Welfare Board amt the 12 district welfare lioards, according to Mary Holler, nirmbcr of tha District No. 12 Welfare Board. "Those who pass the mrril sys­ tem teats, Mr*. Holier said, con■tltuU an eligible register fr»m which social work position* with the state welfare agency will lie filled as Vacancies ,*xl«t of occur. Since social worker* are employed In every ctmnlv of the state, Ihoie who luecetafully pone tho examina(lone have an oportunitr of being employed at homy nr near home, It la the policy of the district welfare board* to glvo preference tb local residents who uuAtify. In any event, they have the assurance ----- ----- -------- --- — Mrs. Holler accented tbs fact that job opportunitios would ex­ tend through ths Ilfs of ths regis­ ters to he established. Thowi who are not ready for Immediate em­ ployment, Mrs. Holler aald, should qualify for positions later on. Tbe demand for district welfare visit­ or*. ths basic social work position, ha* been continuous ivur a period of yaara and Vacancies exist in soma districts nOw, she said. Those who wish- to take the tesla must file application* with ths Merit System Office, P, O. Box 1134, Tallahassee, not IRIIMIRHrti Fla., r 18(1 In'k later than Sept. 5, Mi*. Holler declares. Application blanks and Information may be obtained from tha Merit System Office upon ttauest. Practice Thursday Members of the Seminole Gun anyone Interested In Imhla shooting ability are o attend the practice to be held Thursday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock at the Skeet Range a t the Municipal Airport, it was an­ nounced today by Police Chief Roy P,W illiam *, practice will Include platol, tad clay pigeon shooting. rifle Curt Byrd J. Goode it president *f the gun dub., '.U — ------ -----MERCHANTS MEETING Iw Sanford Merchants Asece­ rn will bold a dinner meeting evening at 7:00 o’clock at the Mayfair inn. All Merchant* who have not been contacted with regard to their reservations call H. B. Pope, ticket Mrs, W. P, Yosts/ »«• taken to Kerneld-Laugh Ion Memorial Hos­ pital shortly after 1:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon following a brier collision between ths *88 Plymouth sedan that the Rev. Yetley was driving south on Msgnolla Avenue,I and * westbound taxicab Ninth Street crossing. Mrs. Ysnlty was somewhat bruised and today x-rays are to be taken to determine possible rib fractures, sold Rev. Yetley. who was not Injured In the accident. , K O f C COMMANDER BBTON, Aug. 20 (AT— John E. Swift, a Ma*sachuSStU su­ perior court Justice, waa reelected unanimously todar os Supreme Knight of the Knigbt of Colurnhas. : IT. J . .4 ♦ ’2' - V - ,a . _ teio.cin is fe ,'’ V *n nsi E c o n o m ic S ta b iliz a ­ tio n O f O ld W o rld T a k e s P re c e d e n c e O v e rW e s te rn N eeds demonstral* to all ths world that peoples, and nation*, who rsally want peac* can have peace by liv­ ing in an atmosphere of increasing i’tutile*fit 11Vo* action arlirin tnrl cooperative and af.vrul good will Will,N he said. •i ' i He.*ponding to rproposals for a m t Marshall plan” for the Americas, the _.secretary _iald thr United htstc* ha* asiumrd ("unusually • heavy burdens" In ) determined effort to meet minimum require­ ment* of war-devastated ureas in Europe and Asia "now threatened with starvation and vrono-ulc chaos," Msr«li*ll continued: "In. assuming this bin Jen w* have not lost light of the econ­ omic problem* of the Western llrmtephvie. A* n matter of fact the erutioinie tehahllttullon of Europe I* vital to Die econunfy of tin* hemliphere. • “My government will continue iotakenp economic question* with Its sister i/-public* an! seek • sound basis for practical ccopttstion.” In an Indirect reference to tot- Ni-nttal qimders In llalavn , inletpielrll tin- uddrees as i ml 1j I mine (hoi lln- Hutch mighl lie ral 1eonsidering n drive un the IndoIhi* photo w made on n rescue cruft a* Iunity Injured Corpon thrst- |H-r»iois in survive the crash of n R-17 near ‘ ticaimc Republii’’» vaiiltiiL JogjnHe Hand, ony* II,-inilillu, lisn'nii. was carriiil alH>ni<l. Ten .persons died itv the eiaih i kai la, unless tending lie fuel-less Iwmlsu in the-Pacific, tlE miles southwest of} lions o( the ceuss-fire order hullllonolulu, AinOug the missing was tiemge ('. Atcheson, Jr ., chairman rd h'ctln-ilmiite liciiihiinii ter* «uhl »•( the Allied F-nilio! Counril for Japan. Photo transmitted by loihiy Dutch futcr* hud suffered rsibti (aourVan Francisco. (Inte'inational Soundplioto) 2t i rasunltles from Ih*' Indones­ ian viol ntloti* nihrr till- Oldl'f, lt!i|lte*teil by the United Notion! Security Council, went into e f­ fect id midnight .Aug. -14. "T h e Indonesian cabinet met ’’lit eiiiergencv session at Jogjakarta to ptnu for removal of limit vnu it<il to Sumatiu if necessaiy, u dispatch from that city said. (lu n llH a n <m * l ( N i t itts) The cshlnet ws* repifsonte I u* expecting full scale irsiilliptlon Need For Love S l o w d o w n , S i t ( l o w n of host ill lies with the Dutch. (The Dutrh cabinet met at tlm Hunt For Atcheson By New Head Of Strikes O u t l a w e d Hague In emetgeocy session to Will Be Continued w M e t h o d i s t Heine At Murray P l a n t discus* Indonesia and action ye*, let liny tn the United Nation* K«HONOLULU, Aug. 20, i^ J—Ths i’ .oblr mt rrtelmg to child care DETROIT. Aug 20 <>V) A curlty Council,! Navv announced todsv the March Vnn Monk's aildres* wa* the for some trace of Ambassador *nd welfare wric today explained (o coniracl by’-patting ihr right In *hsrpe*( criticism he ever lipil L* (hfe.es _ l t 1' - /’ { George Atcheson, Jr., would b* Kiwenieni_ ta. lfe •aihr Inuriit Center couit ,\tiion lot 7,00(1. 0 1 0 L/iui- leveled At tho pnlive lleputillcsu continued several day* although itby ihr R r*. C, HLVThompson, »u- rd Aulu Wurkrtt ol (hr Muimy government. He lilameij the Jog has nliandom-d hope of finding ((-.'a llH H -fe feg { '» ■ * T o e ! perintemlrui fur ihr pail liir-c Cot|>ot4tiun of Amriua .uicl him alive, _ Th# Hawaiian 8ea FroTilter'a anmonth* at the Florid* Methodi-I lod.iy -in u lfid t( ilamp o( tpjiidvnimnremrnt coincided with a pro­ Children'* Home in Enterprise. He al. Parnj?aayari Rebels mise hv Brig. General Frederick wa* mtrndocrd by .S.mford DoudCompany and union hailed ihc Fleeing To Argentina | J-Jney. . Agrrrmrnt, rmimg a stnkr lhat . , , , | find out tits cause of ih* plan* ' President l.e*ter Tharp nnd ha* rraclicd * IB day*, a* "lull BUENOS AIRES, Aug. .0 iil \. |n wi^-h Atcheson and nlna Vlce-Prrsidcnt, Frank Laituon and to hoih pailirs" and ’’romplrlrl) A dlsptrh from corrlentte. otln-is perished. W, A. Morrison were named a* «n the I'arngunvuii lexder. snid The Navv snid Hu intenalva delegate* amt ()«car Harrison, Dr, uliifactoiy." The company, tn aguoleg to today Col. Rafael Franco, n leader tihnse of the si-aich had ended, U T. Do** and . Ed luino a* alter­ in th# I'araguayan relmlllon, had nates to the Kiw«ni* (onvVntbin gtee up II* prerogative of court brrived there along with thou- lint that air ami surface patrol* aUrting Oct. 12 at West Palm action for brrarh of rol.lrart, ob­ sand* of (other relwte Inking re­ would hr maiulamrd, piohshly for the rest of. the week. A naval tained from 'he Pttinn u danse Beach. • aring restriction( un its mem fuge In Argentina, and that vic­ officer said shout Ih* only hop* Need of care and affection by ||* rights In' artikn. .Slowdown tory for the' government foire* remaining I* lhat Atcheson'* body rhlldn-n wore *t reseed by the Rrv, appeared at hand. would flout,to the inrfaco and be Thompson and lie added that in and aitdown strike* were uullnwcd. The battle for Asuncion, 1'F- recovered. -Corporation officiate said regul­ Ital spile of all that Institution* ran of I’amguay, was in its last; Kimble, Army air inaneclor, ar­ do, those ran only b« Lilly glvrn ar. Production schedule* would hr phase; the dispatch declared, add­ at home. "Voting*.era do not rrxifen-d Thursday. Maintenance ing that the force* of Ft evident rived l>v plane, yesterda/ to inneed to 1m lakrn potscailon of woikrrs were iiik-nl In repurl this Htginln Morinigo Itmtl a heavy ad­ veatlgnle the ernsh. The converted B-17 teiinlo-r, it* ga* lAiik* amprit^r. {I'ullM r* M I'fear TSrrrl afternoon. The rtrik ', which In-gun July 21, sharply cm tailed produc­ vantage liecaus# of superiority in plunge<l Into the -lea about modem'wraport*. The advice* bald mile* we»t of Honolulu. Saturday tion In ForJ Motor Company 1,050 midnight with 13 aboard. Three plant* and hlled 10.tK**> wuiker* In the rrl>rte had »u(frtcd Legion Post Backn in the buttle. were rescued and five bodies re­ Httidi-hnk'-r’Corp. J'lsiite dependent CBKuqltie* The I’araguayan government covered. National Guard Unit on Murray for te-dy roniuonenla. * nnounced In A*|picjun.test til J ttO B la fc aolbeJcftfcttU'aili* taidp r j r ^ r SB lU T o -meeting for Wedm vrls/ to vpred ■***» Asuncion were ort the run. Dis­ SriMalVcHTEmeFCTl In Ailin (i'rtHt t l t u r df 4>bs i*<iMt the National Guard patch#* from tha capifnl said no National Air Races and to render every pnsilbte aid firing had been heard in the city to Capt, Roy Green In forming a [Joyds Rociuve Call for two days. new company here waa adopted at CLEVELAND. Aug. 20 l he Monday evening meeting of From Son In Hawaii Caippbell-Loaiing Poet 63 of the Oil Company Moves wrte entered In competlon for American Legion.' |H6,0O0 In prtie* offered In the Vr«t*rilfy afternoon at 2dl0 Plant To Clermont 11»47 National Air Recta a* of­ A motion wae passed directing- o’clock the telephone tang in the ficials of the serial derby closed Adjutant Joel Field to-contact' home of Mr. and Mra. J . A. Lloyd A huge dsrrlrk^ w ar today re­ the.book* today on entries. Mrs, Edward Kfrcher to determine on the Upsala Road. Mra. Lloyd moving two of the American - The Urged numlwr of entries, what she would like tho Legion answered: oori to do In promoting blood "Just a minute," said tha oper­ Oil Company’a 17.600 gallon g*»- 31 planes, was Rated for com­ ollne tank* for trucking to'Cler petition In the Thompson Event, bank donations for use of Seminole ator, "Honolulu I* calling.” County patients in tho 8tate Tubtllello, Mb.” were' the next nmnt where a new bulk plant while officiate agreed that th* creulotit Sanitarium in Orltndo. word* clearly heard over the re­ la being erected, It waa announc "toughest” field of pilots and Plana for improving the Legion ceiver. It waa .her son, Kennrln, ed thla morning by John Krider. plane* waa entered tn the Lot Angelea-to Cleveland BendUt grout* nda were discussed and Bld- talking from Honolulu. She had manager of th* local plant. The compeny Is no longer grind. , ney R IChard volunteered tft see to not seen hint In two year* since It that the grata fa cut and th* he went to Guam. He la now a bringing o il' end gesolln* on groundi nidi made presentable in time first class electrician In the Na­ bargee from Jacksonville for dis­ Charles Bob King for tha Labor Day rsltbrallan. Thla vy. Ila Informed his mother that tribution here hut la finding It tnora economical to truck it trom Missing From Home ha expected to be homo within CO done this morning. Tam pa--tw -herr,-to-w here It l» I t was decided to'dispense with day*. th# rtgulsr meeting on Sept. 1 on No troca had been found-up IIlip father, whom the eon for­ brought In oil vessels from Tex­ account of the Labor Day celebra­ merly aisfsted In his occupation as City, said Mr. Krider. Had to this morning of Charles Bob the ero«« stats canal been built, tion and the fact that members of of house painting, was called King, 16-yesr-old son of Mr. and thdi-Foet will participate tn ths also to the telephone. Mr. Lloyd bringing oil her* by barge would Mrs. Foster King, who ran day and evening events. as a result, le very enthusiastic have doubtless continued, he said. from home Saturday, ode over the marvel of modern tel­ to Sheriff P. A. Hero. ephone communication. Th* youth who is flva f< VoluBia Murderer Store Sells Watch "Why, It was just as plain as six Inches tall and has light uss . from if he waa telephoning u ' Escapes State Prison hair and qlark brown eyes, r Department right here .In Sanford." he ex reported to heve been last claimed today. on French Avanua tr y lu Margaret C. Gwaltner of parehooed frets-CharMOAT CLEANED serving a Ilf* sentence from Vo! brown tipper bag. State tho watch repair and Park superintendent S i d n e y unis county, •seeped from tha patrolmen have been counter a t the - Mather look for him. Store and Is operating RiChard and his cmw started State Prison at Ralford Suday draining and cleaning the moat at night prison officiate announced repair department, nor scout Ntmci formerly "mptoyrd^by Monkey Island at 8:00 o’clock her* today. All boys Interested In -Tha prison division said It yn. Winter Park jeweler. this morning- They collected the graduate of Orlando High gold fteh and put them Into two was reported that Bennett, a th* Boy Scouts have hr school and for one year attended ■rater filled boats. About six bass trusty, had yard prlyiMCW and quested to contact T, K. about 8:00 st tha Florida State Bank, or i tha University of Florida. She six Inches long ware removed and "Juat walked the Mayfair Itm at 7:30 o l loomed her profession of watch wars pot Into tha City fountain. P. M. Sunday. Ha baa not baen ra- at Monday night when Troop These had been living on goldfish, making and repair a t tha Southern a swimming began h i. Ufa ■sea-Hmeets I Mfor H g H Col leers of Watch making In Mem­ and had been placed by someone W S A M phis, Tear*. She Is a member of in the moat Whan they were finger- tenet Dec. 8, 1041, for first da- Troop 84 has been enjoytni gre# murder In Volusia county. 1 mlng at the Mayfair pool. lings. guild. Child .W elfare. Company Yields Is Stressed In- Court Privilege Kiwanis Address In CIO Agreement i/i- -,l. , N ^*4 |j L C ■ M , 1 , will Monk said in a isdio sddirsi. . Hr ssid Out the authority ol tier lndonrti.ui Republican gov­ ernment' ovei the Dulcji mcopied trgiont of tbe two islands, which Hank* the jiljn.l of Java, would I inn 4 i;jiu ir ircugnwrd. Tl *' ■ Dutch Governor Hits Indonesian . Party Leaders t.cfr Lie supported the position of the council majority, led |>y the United States and Britain, that both the commission arul--It a . rep­ resentatives In the Balkans would continue to function indefinitely (allure to find a solution to (he problem, lie said lie agreed completely wllh the opinion expressed by Counril President Earls El KboUry of Syria. "The subsidiary group Is there and I think it will be there aa long ns the Security Connell wants it to stay,” Lie said. "That I*, m conformity with the previous action of tho coun­ cil. Asked whether he believed t V failure* of the council to find a solution to the Balkan dispute turd (affected the fSrnrtfge of the UN, lie 'aald : "Oh, certainly. But the aitunlion ia no more serioua In my opinion than it waa a year ago We have rearhrd a deadlock ninny times. There Is no more'reaaon to be peMlttilillc after yesterday'* (Russian Veto) action than 4her« waa Iwst- year, Tha nitr.anwn !■’ about the same." _____________ - QUITAND1NHA, Btaril, Aug. 20 h<4 Sccrctaiy of State Mst* shall told the Inlct-Ametican conR ep u b lica n s P la n T o fcirnce today lhat Europe'i eco­ M ove C a p ita l A s nomic ireovety i* vital to the O u t b r e a k F e a re d Americas and take* pirerdence because of its uigenry over need* BATAVIA, Java. Aug. 2(1 (45 oi thr Western Hemisphere. -Acting Goinnor Ucnrral If. J. F'uithcr, in * pica for unity Van Mo„k deflate*) loday ihr Among the 2 0 . nstiuus diafltng Ncthrtlsmlt would U txi^ fu th on ^ * . JfynUilbw*. jlekBKv* Mfeemwt. } over'Ihc rich legiotii o f, 5u- Msishall said new world unit) ntxtia and M*dosra occupied by is "vastly impoitenl” to th* fulute of the w oilj, Dutch Hoop* sinre July 21. "The rreulte of our labors will ■’Atcai lbs I hive been made opened Lie told a news conference that he had no intention of disbanding Aaked to comment on report* these bodies unless the Security that-be is Interested In English Council specifically orders tm.h domestic affairs. Including produc. action. in the due union Monday. !S2t Gfin Club Announces Japs To Tell Story Y" Of Pearl Harbor No. 199 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1947 E s ta b lis h e d 1 0 0 8 Truman Predicts Big­ gest U. S. Surplus'; Spending Outlook May Be Increased , Z ■ . Sll/zz I f Y ■> riife'jgijiir V ;Y •. ‘ - Y1^; hi m 1-*- , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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(r«>ll>n4 Itmm r«i» Om I first fiscal year. June SO; *1W*. Since that time substantial ad­ ditional Improvement of the pro­ perty has been effected, incuding a conalderabte amount'Of pavlnjf. The State Road Department, handling this latter pbnse of the development, hatdsut fare*!, a portion of the Market property tome 800 feet wide, fronting on Edison avenue, and extending back aeveral hundred feet In serve all of the building* erected on the •lie. In_addition lo access by hard-surfaced highway,.the Mart ket I* aUo ydrved by adequate rail aiding facllltlee, giving dlr*»et- eori'Bet with- tha *cart1ar* tapping the Fort Myers -arta. Cucumtiera. eggplant, pepper*, squash. tomatoe* and other produeta have been handlrd on the Fort Myers market In substantial volume during the lait year. Man­ ager Nehrllng. In discussing the current outlook ha* expressed the assurance that the Market will gat Its full share of produce from the adjacent territory, during the year ahead. handling of gladioli ship­ ments. through facilities made available on the Fort Myer* Market, attracted considerable attention In the last yrar. Pro­ duction of flowers and bulb-, in that area ha* (p-en an increas­ ingly Important Industry In re­ cent year*. Activities throughout .the Stale Markets system are concent­ rated largely at prrsvnV on the renovation of'.faeiltfiea, and gen­ eral preparations for the fall i * l •on, said Director WllSort. ' Mrs. Michnels S C O T T 'S SC R A P B O O K rS C ( ( '• s II s m S I r . e I - ■ 1 l ; By r. j . And Union scon Goodrich Open Negotiations ^ W » U < ARE. '(t i l L A R q E S < SEED S In 'Uhinem* Action *fW»M CacoHirl'S'A 8 0 U 7 ' A S LAR^E AS FO O TBA LLS* O C E A N -G O IN G R A F f - f d A f R ID E S A M Y W A V E OK -fK E C K lL E A H C o A s f 1$ M A D E OF B A L S A L O G S - i ) U W O R L D 'S L I ^ M f E S f W O O D * taatwiil tp ifa itj, |m , WH{J fi^ lj ( t a m l P a s s O u st Veterans Group rr»Blill*t(i final l*BM» Om > (leVntcd to diurtlSRion of Tl ' win-1 lor riiupter* *li mi [ii Te~ f urin ed AP Makes Price ■ •Survey Of Cities A F I* Drive ( I T tillR U tll H u m r a a f f h t r l »* t k . UtdUd- Naloo—r-Ghk-wttU-Wohliged to re|H-at the hig four v«t*i txrwvr. ' I'resldent Truman, Green as*• ite(lt will I*- reimmiimted by the Democratic I’urty, while the GDI' nm-umitioM will be a struggh among Dewey, Taft* anil Gen. Mar Arthur. Ore»-n said that Heliry W alhir wo,dd iit.t Ik- abb- t« prevent Tru­ man's remimination, and that a third party- movement on \Vallac**s part was unlikely. Former Guv. Slnssvn of Minne­ sota ha>l developetl ''consldsraI'Je” support among lilieral and l^lmr votera tK-fure he express ed approval o f'th e Taft- Hartley Art. Green -aid, adding that he ronahlered Gov. Dewey the lead­ ing rnndidat'- fl>r tin* GOP nolitlmnii'in~nt~prpvt’iit. I’EIPING.. Aug. 18, W1} —China‘s Manchurian army .command will merge formally with the Gi t . i aii*(imo'a Manchurian -headquarter* Wednesilav its a move cah-ulutt d to .bring about military cu t .rolti cal unity before the Comirumlsia strike again. Communist General Lin I'iao's forces are expected to laiinrn their sixth major ram|>aign •ometime in .i i’tiremts'r: On Ihe rlvil war scene, a fieight truln northbmmd from Tienjaln 4o Mukden wo* blown up white cruis­ ing a bridge south "X IF hi' mIi-vr. The locomotive plungtij into tinriver. Itailwav official^ said the lialn struck two land mines a* St poundcd onto the itridge, abott il'l udle* northeast of Tie-c'.sim Then* wris no report on casualties. 'Ihe tiuin can ied no passenger*. ity TIIF. ASSOCIATED I'ltRS.H writli Iwdh raci-* .together from Visit I'J.TJ dollar ir woitji only the Oegihniiig, or, while and negro al»mt Mt cents today In buying later mrtgeil. the ordinary swwwfttsi o f lif-s, hut InterprelMlion u f the national It buys it lot mure in some purl-* chapter* organized separately and of the United. Stales lllatt ill organization’* constitution is that others'. ho facial or religious considera­ An Associated Press sprvey of tion should influence membership of any chapter, aa'.il I.enter II. retail prices in 111 leading clllea I'eicelln of Atlanta, aoutheastern In nil sections of the nulton re­ vealed strikingly .Irregular* inregional rhuii man. ' creases. ' II m m mend Ing concentration on Some products have soured tuit state rather than iiutionnl legis­ lation, the group n*ked that cun- of all relation with .others com­ sldr-ration I* given to securing: a pared with prewar days. Some special session of the Florida ||Ir* where living costs were low­ legislature for passage of a rent- est In 1030 pay the moat now. The Survey showed I control is not renewed .after You can eat for less, hy‘ ami nrst spring. Emphasis on a Tallahassee a VC large, in Minneapolis II,,m in moat chapter was explained by ' the cities. You pay mure fur meat In w titrnm jirthn a lilH Iasi spring,' thr parking rapllal iif Ciilcagq which passed the House but diet! than rl»ewhere. Your housing in the Senate, almost went un­ dollar buys more in Kan FnttBliRi Heavy Rains Cause observed by the A Vt» wrhich would ami St. laiuis, and least In DenMexican Landslides have Is-en banned from Using tho ver, rum pared with the other name In the state If (he hill had cities. become law. TA MA/.UNCHALE, Me*., Aug. , -Your <Inthing dollar goes 'Asked to speak winn he appear, nlmut as far one place ns another, |H Or)— City official* re pm ted ed as an observer, lU-p. Ilratb-y hut buys a lul less than In either today at h ast 10 known dead at Tumal, night and one-half miles Odham of Sanford said "the item or !U4ft. south here where .a roaring land­ abolishment of discrimination has-1 Your meat hill ha* gone up ed on cnlor or creed is po**ildy ‘ .............. . . 7 - • slide Friday' night wiped out 13 .n" ,r’-’ * » » hmisr* at the ford of a mountain* Search For Atcheson the best policy for peace that any mUfh Veteran's nrganlzaimn could have. your bread or milk lulls. Butter ptak on the.Pan Ameriran Hlgh-| Invited later to Join the organ­ and'eggs rata much higher - on way. iCtMlIaRM ft mm* budget than- they did rorn* Officials *nid .another landslide 1 Tex., probably Lee Chapman Ho) ization, ho ratsirred to allegat­ your on I In- heavily travelhl highway land, who suffered head Injuries.- ion* of a communist connection, parallvcty Iwfoir the war. In most Items, half-or more of nt Villa Car rads, It* mllca north, Huglin, who related In a radio | which wrrr denied, and said lie Interview that hn kicked sharks would have tu know more about it the price [ucrrn*e has come in Ihe ' wI|k*1 out most of (he houses In the taut yrar. But while your housing liny villagr am] that two* bodies away during his long: night in ihe tiefore Joining. buys only *hn1f ,as „ much hnd bean i -covered. water, reported AlHirsun said no­ - The JarkHunville chapter • » .» dollar » { „ . . . _, The two slides were caused by thing a* the big pfanu plunged asked to sponsor one at T n lla -jr*0*^ ** !l’ *- • •” Colttmerattcisco it buys heavy tains which accompanied a -toward the tea and destruction— hassee and to revive that at the i 11111 n,'‘* week-end hnrrieane. At Villa (Inlvcrsity of Flurida, amt tha ht|lre than it did In June, 1040, “He only smiled very (ABelly.* t-erradn officials said at lets! The five bodies hajllml tip from Tampa chapter to sponsor new three kilometers (one and rightthe sea Included 'huso of naval unit* at Orlando, Tamtia Univ­ Movie Suit tenth* miles) of the highway Capt. Randolph B. Upper of Aud­ ersity and Itollin* College, wrrr under tuna and Iona nf ettth. ubon. Minn., Portsmouth, Va-.-wnd a A provisional committee, to (('KWllHwa ffri.aK !'•«. Hurl CpI. David iatrr, Watertown. N. V. continue in office until Ihe state all feature length picture* ex­ Identities of Ihe others Were not conference, wa* named with Dr. hibited In theaters In the United in color. , announced. II. I). Prrnsky of Miami Beach States. Thr rapacity of facilitfei "tig* effect of the practices (The Army newspaper Stnra chairman. O ther members: Imui* for commercial color processing charged in the complaint tins and 8lrlpea In Tokyo aald nllied Bunty of Tampa; Ralph Stewart, and oth"r. operation* In Ihe Inis Ik-cii tu restrict the drvelopmei,; headquarters source* had confirm­ negro, of Jacksonville; Jack Gor­ Inrxs of profeiiiunsl color clnsr of the art of profexaiunal color flearh; llarvy ed that the other Vfcilntl included don of Miami tnslography has lieen inadequate cinematography by others than Col. Carl A. Russell of Richmond llamberg and Jaruiu llne Bamberg to meet the demand for filming tho defendants^ and tu drprivw Heights, Mo., and Capt. K. It. Rtlll, of Miami, ami F. 8. Davcnpori of motion picture productions the public of the bonrliit nf who tha paper identified as lire of University of Miami. cupfprtlibin in Ihls_ business.’1 Pilot. An unofficial tqurco sold Army Capt. Cecil Sigmon, no ud. . dresa given, was a membar of the Lee Inquiry eraw.) Russell was an assistant chief l'» ii iln«i -o f staff under MarAelhur. lie. He, had ri’Katlwava'iiKM no idea how Irniii he would be L air and Boyer, like the reacu Col. Huglln, were member* "3 gone. The length uf Ids trip would MacArtbur's headquartert Joint depend upon the *ilu*tion and con­ ditions he haa to investigate. strategic plan and operation* He was accompanied by Got. group. ★ ★ ★ ★ Kugene !* Miller and I.leut,’ Col. The pilot bypassed little John Richard P. Tipton. •too Island, a fueling stop west of here, to make, the ROME, Aug. it>, (/D-I.ietd. run from Kwajalein direct to .* 4 1 0 Sanford Avenue ^H aw aii. One Tokyo source, ex General John C. II. I^e, In his Plaining why the pilot may hav/ first public comment on criticism bypassed Johnston, said the little of hie command published in the Island la extremsly difficult lo United Stales, said today the ar­ ticles were unwarranted and dis­ find In poor weather. !hH C apt Roy Gano, directing n torted. Lee Is rotnmamtar of the destroyer division in search for Mediterranean Theater of opera­ aarvtvors ws* startled early today tion!, U. 8. Army, Robert C. Ruerk, S'tlppe-Howwhen he viewed one of tho five bodies hauled fro® t W sean n to ard columnist, In five articles printed last week, tsld there was hie foredeck. discovered the corpse was lavish living by officers and their that of hla longtime friend. Navy wive* Iq Lee'e command, with co­ U e V U T I VENTILATION, TOO! ‘ TRo Randolph. Boyer of............. Audubon, llated ryrn forced to serve as ‘-flun­ keys" to tha officers and their h“* °*a*t keep small fry of1tha from Minnesota, they were families, General Slscnhowsr an­ So. . . with a simple twist el • year apart at Annapolis nounced Saturday the Army's IntJ wrist, regulsta you vaaetua •d together until a je a r Pector general would Investigate. 'Bds.lo con trol.seatilstloaj Lee last week refsrrod to Wain with tha chiaf of Koval operaIng ton all queettons about ihe ar­ * In Washington.. , ticles, but today his public i daAluminum * ■b.e -lions staff Issued a statement ng him as saying l Sloal— Wood nwarranted a Hacks rcflcctlni upon the character and Integrity ol FREE ESTIMATES mv officers, enlisted men ami i thorny womsa. and tbslr families, through --Vi: articles Which present a complete­ ly distorted view of actual condi­ - ; ' PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW AT OUR NEW fertlng at tion*. demand refutation from the _____ , , |__ , vao afT M - aourrea other than members of LOW PRICE. QUICK DELIVERY , 48 mile* north of Rio Da Utls command.” w an seeking mean* of statement raid ho web Inst sggretslon tin-, corned inspection of hl« theatSr by o treaty. the Army and the press. A group ________ to meet of Obrrespendents left for Livorno, 820 W. SrdSL Phan* 1152-W f:00 P. M- Eastern a t Loa'e Invitation, u see condiUons there. V '. : f .-v==^=£irj. w m 3^4 WHISKER ; WINE RUM 'GIN NICK'S PACKAGE STORE SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. % ■ -=-«. 1 ■ ^ N- & , x I ;d : 1- % > trr; MONDAY, AUGUST 18,1947 not In good position to hnndle (k'rmans Flee From are 200.000 Sudeten* and Swabians to our xone froni CxechoReds To U. S. Zoner -( coming Slovakia and HungarvU* British Cabinet H’HHhnneil fr*tm Fnif (Nifl newt ronfertuire in-comment f i CLEVELAND, Aug. IP,. OP)— a jjloa Winston rim chill made RF.RMNi Aug. lit, I'D c - l( ie With one of the "big'four" fu b fe r.o v ,, the British radio survey- He*- Vmerican- Government aava savs tnO comnanie* having reach-1 It* x «c-1u n ta y ' % the B ritish people t United State* occupation rone is und lt*47 agreement with the CIO nt*Inline nrnl fight it out" petting so many tlb-gnl German rubla-r workers, representative* ”t Calwell hat Iw-en in Great Hrit- immictnnt ■ from the Ko*<daii rone the union and the B. F. Goodrkh ain to -u range for the transfei that tlte.jaif* cannot bold them Co. opened sessions today. of Rrjt.m* who wi»ii lo live- to and they ate trt-mg sent bkek with­ Negotiations liotweeu the union Autetalia. He vaid some |f[ii,,M*'‘ out |--roMi Lttiun. and the Goodyear Tire it Ituhber want to make the thatige, ami In V inu — ir - *'" WW we.-ks, uii, AMG report Co, ended Saturday In an ngf-r- Aunit ui in inteml* tu move -oine { declared yesterday, Germin-pol Ire tiitnt granting worker* six j aid this >caii. jiunpiiig. iJ h bn ill the stale uf li m e , lender ing holidays u year in lieu of further tmnl yeei-ption of ItritirbeTx Jh^rv \ the Ruaslatt ruhr, asserted ♦'•.(111 wage increase* at the present. s«elt tiftor *a : “ QPt uV ffiey rm> t- W g Mrefu: f f lttjj* fur illegal-nnlry hut G. Ik i'attar*<in. venonil eiitn. 'b iti*.* ' *’ bvWrww< [ jailv-ani) —; srl for the union, said ne hop. J K k s t i kill . i , U/izt*! rourts." tYfee-quarterj • the settlement s m i 14--Ii. m b ’ 1 ■» o f ihr^s hnd .to be rrtum rll'ti lihmit YT-. .lippiuL-.h' • pattern for pacIS" with NTu- i~thrt" .ukl.OSill - ^a .-ple." * t’ llwcd! - lidi ta.-iiig penalized, "big four" wpnpanlc*. UW it’.rh. "Fvetr st* tfie imak nf her navat AMD nfflrtaU in RhTenbjrg. Firestone Tire & Rubta-r (To, and pr,wep -.he only took care nf He»*e, reported last week aliout U. S. Hubla-r. pp.mmtKHl to :!5,IXHMMMl. There I* one refugee In in said be had b ft An I1H cent wuge increSJ-c was QWijiopidatlon In Gttat Britain, Ihe Russian zone l>ecau*t* he had granted employe.-* of tin- f> ur llTid under imputation in the de- ta-en draft,-,! t„ work in uranium rompanie* in Mareh. but hi-.t mlr.loni. mine*. ‘ German authorities In lla*’. monthe the union annoonnd !t *‘l*iih - It. it,tin |f>-«mit.* tins aria til " have, romptainrd nf an would seek another w ig - Ih>om . ili-bslsiHV to Ik* ironed out be influ 4 of German* from Husslan-Goodrieh mid union offiri.it i iv- \vill Iq -tar-i'tl nut, if another v ffliplsd territory; dirali-d that outcome of i. strike wni happen*, wit!,nut oven if,The Anteriran-lleqnte I Getntan by CIO-UKWA union!it* at thi !• I Ing •. pilliutl . -I fe.it." NeW* Agelay u»ld v c e n l.iy rrfirm's Xuiu-atoona, Ala. plant'll.Ight Cnlwnll Pit f h i plat < i" StrirtloRS on travel between the have some b'-aring on *odav‘* ion- liuild ii p"|iiilatp<n from, .Its llritirdi ami Ameriran r jnev, abalferenre. After'agreeing to '(inibn mi -* nt 7,rpMi.nuu .t„ 'jii.mm.iMSi .tailed afjer last- JnnuarV‘« econ­ demands for company-wiile tu-got. in ii--- next f ration* be­ omic merger of these zone.*, would iatiun*. Goodrich spokeou-u ialrr rm. , "'.ve lave in faith to lit' I * rcstOfed to catch person* try­ said they would, not barualn on u luerefnl Intention* nf tha Jup- ing to jr| from the Itnsstan to the eompany-wfde bast* dur Ift* a Wll St*.’* II. S. zone by way of the British strike. runeBoth factions reported, huwevty-, ft) a’ »mtemVnt eontalred in l l " that their delegate* wouhl appear Truman Sends Iri'ttoir AMG report, General, I,uctiu D. today for pn-lindnnty -talk i. military governor, nskrd: To Teachers Meet inj; Ctav. "How Could wo justify German* from the Uu'tlan zone whim We Oomniands Unite QAPS- • b p 19+1, affairs. Gordon Bradley*, sveretary, Fred Williams, John Sheppard and Jack Ratlgan. *»«Tg. Michaels, Is. who, slpce March, has served at assistant bookkt-«p_ar_flf llo lk rilu1otor.Salgt to i hertv luu. had business, social1 and . welf.it v Work1 experience that Qualify her Well for her new work, ,the duties of which she will assudp on fhpt, 1, one morilh Iwfore the Ixioth Is opened Iq tourists. She came lo Sanfor.J from fiylvanta, Ga. as secretary to Judge H. 8. White. Her .'any training In business subjec's , wn* nt Draugh’s Business School i,|- Sav­ annah, Ga. She left ftanfnrd for aeveral vean tfurlng which time >h* wat secretary to thk IniVor nt Cohen'* department store In Jack■onvllle. - * • ' Mr*. Michaels also svrvrd for leveral years as inter-department lecretary fur the City of Jackson­ ville In matters relalln.r to pure foods, sanitation and vital stallstics. She.also hpd chargu of a Jacksonville girl sruu; troop. In Sanford she ha* (ton* school welfare work, was president of the J T J for five years, slid is h form­ er member of the Sanford-Wont! •Ha Club. A aon, James. Mi-In,J, la • student at Stetson l.’nlveisity. amt • daughter, Mary Cray die •el la high School student. 7 THE 3ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ji‘ m Market Report ;y-- . ItfH jTO W A ug, Uf, M i— Cxechoslovakla and Hungary haw been exprlling the Germanic Sudrten* and Rwaiiians, hut the AMG ha« refused to take any more Sudeten Geiman* beeau*u th* U. S. rum- can not handle them. Protect Your Hesllk By Sleeping Belter, INNERSPRING MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEDS Maniifsrlurrd To Your Individual Order By ECHOLS Mallrriu Renovstlng A Rebuilding A Specially Call Ua Today -- Sleep Better Tonight ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY' Orlande Sanford Celery A Sanford- Phone 1881 Sanford, Fla. P re- nlilvtu .■^Pimnn twM lb Ir .< Iiel t. d r . that " I W the Vltllghleiieil u net ire o f real it" nineracy In all hunt in retati«i . ' the only practical method hy which ppaee and jg-osparity may !*• iniurerl." * . The. Rre«hlent said in n b iter ’e rt Jici f"t 'lie yiuiventbin of American Pedoralimt of Teacher*: "Ity instilijni' in Hw licetts and mind* of nil children and youth u deeper* MUt-e «f nur ile|>et»leiire " ik- tnvn ,-ir.mliei. *flu.»ita pnd.e-il i-gxi provide the brumi foiiii* ilnt Ion* >Jt rtutphrativ i art tail in nil n*[iect* of our rnnitnnu life whelhr-r- - Wt i I. p-difTeal or kcti* noh i m - -*u charm ter. "Never liefoT" im-i ntlr nation hnd n greatar' opportunity to tiemomtrnte to the world that the enlightened p*aetlrt- of- ri’it de llftie m c y in n il h u m a rt ' r.-fatio tt ii. the only praetii-al method by which jk' scp and prosperity may be ItMurell." JUST ARRIVED! ■ Yep. we’re proud lo nnnouncp a new addition to our feed Block . . . nnother carload of nutrients from milk nnd abundant vitamins . . . to increase your happiness. A CARLOAD OF TJumrSoIiTBuRermllk l*roducli Come Vn and get* your supply from uh today fur ho«>. chickens, turkeys and calves! I!uni’s Tuxedo Feed Store (Wrier Second & Sanford Avenue Phone 358 if. • ____ �--"-ft (a Umlty Thtr* la Strength— “ T6 Pretest Uw Ph m of Uu Warldj To rroaoto Uio Progress of A tasrka; To Prodaca P r a H n t r fa for Sanford. TH E W EA TH ER Partly (londr through Wednesday -with scattered afternoon and earl) evening ahoofra. Moderate east­ erly » ind*. i\N INDEPENDENT DAILY NKW8PAPBK VOLUME X X X via Truman Acts Established 1908 Dousing Dolly To Duck Heat SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1947 Aaaoclatod Prfaa Luted W ir o IMarshall Has Prjaratfi Talks At Rio Mce Carusi Appointed As­ s i s t a n t In S t a t e Department In 3 , Way Agency Shift No. 198 Reds Hit U. S. On Indonesia -*•»r-v.sre—1 * ^ 0 =-•-- Conferences Arc Hcldfyj With A r g e n t i n e , Chile Foreign Min­ isters On Treaty “Good Offices" Offer Called Dangerous . Attempt T o B y poss United Nations . WASHINGTON. Au( . 19 W>»drrniden! Truman today announc­ ed a shift in three top level adminiatration aiiignmenta detignrd to ipaed up federal action on the European displaced penont prob­ « QU1TAND1NHA. Bmii!, Aug. 19 LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 19. 'X) Ifl*)—-Secretary of State Msrthsll —The Indoneniin rovcrnaient charged today that ihe Dutch snd Argentina's Foreign Minister. were determined to destroy the Juan A. Brsmuglis, diKu--* I all • ar-born East Indies republic. msiif point* of the Ink. l„.\Kf: SL'CCES-S, Aug. 19 <T) can Defrnte Treaty at e Kmtia demamted today that lem. hour private conference tod Ugo Cannl, now cemmiuioner thr Srturily Council »et up * wo conferred at Br* of immigration and naturaliialion. commiiiion to inreriigate and sr* apartment. wat appointed a ipecial auittanl e_ lha.;.Outyylliil<i|te*i.m-rtnv-. ■ "We ditcutted all tile in the Stale Department to take tet ami dttiply attacked the point* of the treaty and eschew’ Qjfttll charge a/ a turvey of all United State* fpr a "dsngerou*" vdrviewi.” (irnrf.il Martha!? phatet -at the diiplecrd'- pehon* attempt to "by-pa** th e. United s i they emerged, Bramugti* Ic problem, including resettlement. Nation*." » newsmen "thd general w*» give 'T h e shift Involves the reaigSoviet Deputy - Foreign Minis­ a itstrmenl." nat'on of Watson D. Miller as ter Andrei A.' Gromyko, stated Marshall is to deliver a nia. r federal security administrator and policy address a t.th e conferee lire Kussivn imiitinn for tha Me appointment aa remmiaiiomi tomorrow and Is expected to a first lime in an emergency coun­ of naturaliialion and Immigra­ out . U. 8. view* on que allot ' TONI Of VIOVTABIIS AND flUITI A«« CAXTID rrom the* Covent Gsritcn Mnkets, fendon. largest In tion to succeed Carusi. cil mretmg-'ummnnrd at hi* »p»facing the .delegate*' In draftln| Britain, to the country for dumping snd plowing under because of a glutted market. Wholesaler* charge Mr. Truman named Oscar Ro»* edic request. a hemltphere defense treaty. that retailers refuse to buy large quantities because they want to maintain arrlty" price* irrttiwcu swnmr*. Ewing, former assistant chair­ Norman Armour, assistant see He charged ihaf ih< United man of th * Democratic National retary. of statu, and Ambassa­ The retailers say.that Ihe wholessler* prefer tonsrasle the produce rnthrr than sell at<low prices Market IVIN DOUS get hot In the scorcher that has been sweeping the nation, Slnte* wa* attempting to "forfii__ ^Committee, to replace Miller as wotkeis are shown above piling up hags nf eahbage at Covent (tanlrn for slnpnu-m to the dumnlna oo considerate Alice Donovan, 3, cools off her favorite playmate under a dor William Dawson accompanied IT i giMiJ riff lev- i.ri lm|'iiie<in" na.f federal security administrator. (fnlernaflonnt) —-trr hydrant la Now York CUy, fir eman George Rally helps- (international) - Marshall U, the conference -wish .^ yjn d i. AilAlaslresort, fh*eebbaga-ww-oBered-for»atcTU tWiTHinTiiui* a »,n k. was "showing ilDregaiil of the^nRiamuglia. dOnesian t'enpie nml lack of retby presidential secretary CharleLater, the «ecrelary talked pri­ in-i-t fur the Seeufilv CmincIE" C. Roa* at a news' conference. vately for 40 minutes with Chil­ “Thi- persistent offellng of good Carusi , will bo special assisted! offlcet l*v the Coiti'd Stales h#. ean Foreign Minister German to the new Assistant Secretary Vergara ’ about ‘ the projected cimie* even more difficult to unof State, Charles E. Saltiman. treaty nml about Chile’s economic dersland after (lie ln-iotie,ian govRoss told reporters: problems. crnnirnl had inked, the council to "On# of the important aspectt create it, own cmnotitslon for atVergara told a reporter his In Mr. Carusi’a new position lulrntioo and investigation." Grom­ country ami the United State* will ha to make a complete sur­ MIAMI. Aug. I!', o il- The yko declared. weie "In complete accord" about vey of all phases of the dieWeather Bureau repnrtel n Iron lie *aid the America-! attempts treaty point*. He expressed the ^*plscsd persons problem, Including Iral storm was developlritr today in could to* viewed only "a* an at­ the resettlement of the displaced W ater Cut Off, Elec- Estimated Outlay To­ belief that Argentina would ad­ Report Based On An­ the Gulf of Mexlrn at-'UII 'M* Order To Ccar.c-rirc tempt to liy-pas* the United here to the U. S. and Chile in persona and the administration of west-southwest «f Kp V West Natioii*" and that thi* v j * both . Ne a r s Breakdown “undesirntde alysis Of 10 Sam­ miles t r i c i t y Disrupted Preaidant Truman'a direr live of tals $ 4 1 6 , 0 2 3 ; views. and was moving slowly westward and ilaugaruus.” Cuba, however, wa* on -record Dfe. 22, 1045. ahoot eight mile* an hour and in­ As Dutch Retaliate ples Taken Aug. 13 Prevmtislv- Gfomvko it*»l, tsld In Cadiz Disaster a* warning she would refuta to Mill Rate Remains “Ha also will study tho opera­ creasing in Intensity. Ihe t ’nited State* wi* pulling unless IJ covered what the Cu tions of the newiy.formed Inter­ The WenthVr Bureau renl alnuie"*|iploni«tie ptessute" .on the InCADIZ. Spain. Aug. 19 0 P > l O a l l a a , * a n I’a * * * li| . Puiily nf Sanford dunking Wa­ BATAVIA. Ivre. Aug. jo ' l l national refugee organisation, Tlir Boaid nf County Commit■ * a * »- ————- - - K * ^ e»t winds nt tiF.10' AT M. wen lien. Nwdmniii, romutamlei in do'ncsihTH: ter 4(ul, lie‘ lieciloin from roll |h<|ween -I0 and 50 mil ’* per hour Spending considerable time In Newipepermen eitimaled today lipnert met jretlettfay am) adopted D. S. Deputy Delega'a Ilersrhel that poiiibly mote than 400 p ri­ Europe and South America.” foira nr disease-forminx b t l f i '* Within 50 pi Itea of Ihe renter md flncf of Imh.nc.iiu RcpyMo.Ul A', J.ila w n denirtE-thwt-rlte^Anwpbnomy budiel” with e*tiMr. Truman, who has frequent sons wore- killed snd kcveial etiong squntls cxicml omr-* than WM lmUy ti*|MiTird to lITf Cily fntreb. oulcieil lire army today iron government wa, exerting any genciaVToperation* oullst ly advocated the admittance to i nt thousand wereTinjured in* the erby the lluieau nf fjiboraloiie* o! 2<H1 miles to the en«t and nnrtli to piepaie ftn |mdong«l lu il ii e i i i c u r e on the Indon-dan*. “Tit# otV$4l6.023 for the fiscal year this country of (00,000 displaced CatiUon was advised all inter.-d* Imloncian governnient ha* on) jnljf in the* Ncllicitsnd* 'E5*t Ind:.*. illc Slate n>.aid of Health follow­ psraons, wrote Miller In corme-r- plosion last night of a naval to'- beginning Oct. I. In the RoulhenstWflid Gulf of Mex­ , to sav out offer Is not neceptaahl* on with hla new assignment re pedo and ocean mine factory and tloi I f iitsdlmir d «an |*«n $ **lmi '.Hie oidei wa* lunadcatt hv ing letl*. City Managri H, N- ico nir», and small crnfl were In accordance with its policy ngtftrallsatlon commlaitonar that W8T*hou.,. „n the Cadie pcmniuU. warned tn remain In tmrt kou II i of ihe flepulilu .ill l.lilio .it the In S-lVer declared thi* moining. ef rigid economy, and in spile ?lf "tha eonacleoco of the nation hr» n u ‘h ______ I ■ . ' - ' Miami around tn Rain-nt-i Facli inniith the City cnlleclt 10 ' The storm center devrMp*-1 out ilniir Xl.tii upil.il cd Jngj.ikaM*. been moved *iy the tragic plight, Official censorship kept secret thsrp advance* in the co*t of jabot WASHINGTON. Aur. U», — of these persons.” I the number of casualties and the and material at well si incrested President Truman's air coordinat­ ijrnplei nf water ftpui dilfrieitl of n squall wave tlml struck ilu- if, cj, in Java’s intriioi. it ianv: ing committee recofnmmd* Hint The appointments of Ewing and eitent of the ruins, but the Span­ demand* for road*, drainage and the military services be given location* md tend* them to Jark - lower pint of Florida doting lb- ailei the Nrlhetl unit aimv an (Coatfsnoa ■■ ran* Slit. night with wind, up to 50 mile* nu ish Cabinet described the damage dilchet the Board decided to oper­ greater freedom to plat their air­ «’nvil|e in tpcnal -rnntainei* fur- hour In gusts. At Miami rlgn* liminced that "di.*«lic retaiialnrt as grave and the Spanish news niihed by the Stale ilnatd nl plane buying several vetrt ahcml ate without any, inerrsic in thr were knocked down in the Ijuslo.--' liie-liutrs" had been l iken agaigil agrncy G fra said it was of "dis­ urrirnt 10 mill rate, reported O. This would mean lifting, an-far Health. Ihe City'* water utility aten. tw»nI* lorn lonse from ntiwir- Indnnrtian tiure* wlijch. l|ie as Army and Navy plane |iiogra-n* *r*tem. he leiraled . i» operated inga nt the city yacht hnsllt, and Diitrli iflii, tiied'tn putlr fnrwal:l aster proportions," with "numer The Heml hole County Junior P. Herndon, county clerk. are concerned, thp restriction* tree* uprooted •at n numli-r 6f in the fi.il.iluM ,n lot 40 mile* ftranilier of Commerce i« cbntinuous victims." under the *!?nl ui|ieivi<lnn nl 0 In order to take rare of fast falling on government • agencies int- it, illivi> to raise $5,000 on (xilnts. 0, Water supplies failed. Elec­ growing arras of PeminnJo Coun­ from the fact that. Congress ap­ tin* Im inl, with pritiKlic llnprt|which to iipcrnl*' (he Tout I it Booth Small cinft warning* were or­ mu lit nl Jog |ska 11 1 1 tricity was disrupted. Rail and ty, the primary objective of the propriates only one year's funds 'i"n* by it* «.imtarv engineei*. dered up yesterday fiom south of Tho Dutch snid tit . lofll rel | iM>tl nnnniineed today that the mad communications to the city Board Is to concentrate on road at a time. Mr. Snyet stntr-il that he would Mlnmi around tie- 1-Toriil.i K< y* ,'Voio b i,,r , u j h iii alta/k'ilg In rll* would lie rnnvivsseit Thursday nf 75,000. situated on a penin­ An Increasing Interest by the The committee, composed of i La the puhtir in ln> enriectl)- to Sarasota on ihe West ( o» t. donexlnns, tvhn f I-■<t h-avtng dond in oi.t. r to rcgistiu t.iuit* which repairs and some new roa I con• public in religious news, inri sula shaped like a frying pan strurtlon. he declared. The bud­ government officials, made t/ii* -nformeil , n- In Ihe condition of No warning* were displayed in nod wounded on 111- field. Tho the people of Hanford have for also snapped. emergence of the Church as a get for the road and bridg- fund proposal in a report to the F tDulcll llii'iiisrlvc, ui.niiwloilgetl n-itl and In ie,iiie»t donation* to­ The factory was a mile and x and engineering serv'ce is esti­ sident on present aviation p< tele* 'ti* City'* water *ii|'l>l)', sinew the cl tv. however. world power with 'an Insistent The Weather lltir•nri reported seven Dulcll hilled an I 1 1 tvuiiud- il aid tho program. there ha*e iTen rurnni* dillhalf from central Cadis. The blast message of. social organisation in mated at 1222.200 and account* for It also expressed a new opposition • g the past week that it is con- that winds of .78 mile* on hour i-J In yesterday'* up • nljoni.-HtWi All iiiisine*, eitahliahmonU will an intarnational scale was re caused the greatest damage in the more than half of all expenditures. to limiting American over sea* aii tsinlnateil resulting In lllne*-. had been sustained, nver « per list dirmnu ordered reii'-«'"l scorehrd lie i Qntactril mid a hous • to house ported by the Rev. William Per lightly constructed houses In the operation* to • single air line. campaign will he conduct ml, ac­ The next largest Item of operat­ Ole Stale report receivu) to of five minutes beginning at 8:50 earth taetirs. ry P**tor of the Chyle- papular summer colony of flan ing expense Is 198,740 for general Mr. Truman turned the ,-apori -tiy was hared «»n aiialyt)* of A. M. Tbe.irjdicatlonx are. Mete­ cording to Chari,e Luke, vice preHn omitted refer-*r c * to thr a tian Church who le ft, week re- S e v e r ia n o . nver to Ms new tempirery Air sample* of water taken orologist Krne*t (’arson said, that re'ase-fire order of Aug nod fold tthfsni of the local lavi-ees. Rlaat-set fires appeared to be expense* and salarlst. .The Fine Pollcv Commission. This I* a r ’.v- to 49 turned from Buffalo, N. Y.. where A tirogre** tjiart will he drawn end Forfeiture fund Including sal■II Aug, 13 from .the following the souallv wave >vss th« bark- hi* force* to fight on until ,-ivir( r n l l a s n l •• P a g e Sim) . .he attended the International lash of a stormy are* which pas­ elgnty mid te rriln i"! inteigrity nod i* tn tie roared in the ilp'Vnariee of prosecuting attorney and Ilian group he recently appointed i -cation*: • and World Conventions of the to advise on aviation noRrir*. town area. The i-itart will show Uw tnforremeht officer* it e«tl1— Municipal (V nieletie* out- sed over the city from the south- ttere restored In Ihe reputdl-. Disciples of Christ (Chrlstlsn 10,000 Auto Workers. mated at 535,150. On the point of ordering military -'de o f the City limit* on the e*iM vesterdav, and moved on out A dispatch of the Irid-me *i an Die datlv receipt, for the program, Church).- . * Into tile Gulf of Mexico. For countv health work, includ­ aircraft for several year* to come, •-•nth sble News Anuncv. Antnia. from J o g ­ it was stated. The press of the country gave Are Idle Due To Heat ing the Health Unit and the Coun fhe air coordinating rommltt*i had Mr. Luke, itntrd that $ 1,500 e f jakarta, said the Repuhi-can* had 3-—At I'nrl Avenue nml Twenmore space to the activities of tv nurse, $17,906 It estimated this to eav; 4('amt Inn M n n I’ h h p 'Mila I relected n (Tilne,,- t -uuest lltat the 55,000 goal ha* been collected, DETROIT. Aug. 19 (A h Closs Union Officers To tha Disciples than In previous "In Peacetime, substantial tn-nfhlim ’s Nnliuttnls wlthm rrpub­ nml "there is quite a hit of money to 10,000 Chrysler Corn, hourly- Exes* ffet for furniture and fix­ ev savings and more effie'ent mi!iyears, Ind many h tures etc. were put *A 510.410. lican lerrltorv i>e armed n » -ec- out that lias not been reported,'' rated workers were -Idled today U.S. Exports Decline Take Anti-Red Oath . Ilea ssnt thir crack raportsrs to ___ The HotplUl fund was set at tarv 'and production planning urltv corps to protect _luca lie added as more mid-ninety temperatures eovtr the n ew s-o f. the eonrenThe—“xrrffrfffTJture jluh hai" am! ‘properfie*. 197740. the Mothers' Pension fund would result If alrrrtff pnieurec Despite 5 Per Certt*”*S B BlffNfiTpM —u«»tt f> uiiilnvee« In several key jj a u s . ip uk • tlon, ha atated.. at $3,610 and the rannlng kitchen merit-h r Ulrgmilitary setvut* weie A li^risdrasl Indine-Tin nrmy MSteeil III-assist' the Jpv.-ee* in A ruling cunie finin' Robert N. cumiriunlo'ue said Dutch Iroep* tltair campaign, and member* of e. Ha was aceompaniad on his departments to leave their Jobe. building fund at 1177. Agriculture hated on long-range programs IncreaHc1 To Britain Denham, cminael of the National rather than the present vear-to* 3,500 mile motor trip by Mie. * A shortage nf car bodies from th« otganiralinn will lie present K M IIsn S e a P a g o P la t (Utinllniird «» l'«*f **!%! Labor Relations Hoard; torlay'thafl year practice.Yealee Miss Sue Williams snd the corporation's Kercheval Ave­ at the regntta to he held nn l.ake WASHINGTON, Aug. lit, ‘AA— all officers nf la W unions must "Several vear* usually elapte Mnntoe Hent. 1 to aid hi receiving Miss Maude Jtnklns. They vis­ nue plant, attributed to “heat between the first des|g i and nrtual Britain, now engagrd in "dollar swear Ihrv are not fVimmunUts ThuranBk^Tells Of the donations. ited Canada, Mount Vamon, Get­ walkouts'* by the management, Burmese Official Ifl rrl'sli" discussions here, Incrcnnd Irefnre thrlr unions or affiliates production of modern aircraft, x x The Jav.-ee* are exneatlng to tysburg' and old hlatorie sites shutdown final aisembly opera Flfalil From x Fighters usually remain In pro- her buying froth the United States may use tha briard's services. Victiin Of Attack Register 2ti0 rooms that will be and shrines along the Atlantic tlons nl the Chrysler division plant hv 5 percent to a total of ntatly In Jefferson Avenue, DeSoto Sind Ill* rilling wa* an Interpretsdurtlon at least three years r.r.d available when they are needed. Seaboard. *100,000.000 in June. NEW YORK, Aug- 19 -l<PI— tlrm of the Anti-Communist pro­ That Chrlet has tha answer* Plymouth divisions. RANGOON. Burma. Aug. 10 bombers five to six roars. Thla was disclosed, bv the Cen­ vision*. of the new Taft-llartley Stephen Thuransky, Aintrlenn cit Approximately 5,000 Plymouth |yP)— Flva gunmen were report­ "Current limitation* on tho !Ife for ,th# Intricate problems and (ircck Naval Crews sus Bureau today a*'Anglu-Amerills of the world for which the division employees were sent ed officially today to hsv* at­ of funds permit ordering only Iran conference* continued on the labor law, which gov* Into effect Iren who was *rre»ted by political pullce In |ltingary hut later es­ home because of tha body shortFriday and appeared certain to small initial production quantities. , church it attiring valiantly to To Train In Norfolk tempted to kill Finance Minister This results In aircraft being built imeatlon of easing term* n f'th * stir controversy In labor and per­ caped with the airl of an American find tha answers was tha domlTin Tub 1-1,750,000,000 loan a g r e e me.-it official, arrived today with his haps In congressional cirri#*. At the Chryeter Lynch Road nant Idea expressed at both the Heavy shooting alto was largely by hand method* tml with­ mad* last vear. It was'reported ATHENS. Aug. 19. (iD -D w jght At the.capital, aides who help­ wife and two daughter, aboard conventions, he declared, aim gear and axle plant 900 workers reported during - the night at out adequate production tooling. England Ukely would get revision* P. Griswold, head of the American were released after they asked per­ ed Congress member* draft the the vessel Marina Jumper. Approval of long-range urogram was expressed by such speakers scattered piece* in Rangoon In­ rrrmlttlng her to Increase pur- new lew said the interpretation Thuransky, 64, ami once a aid mlsslan in Greece, nnnouneed as. John Poster Dulles, Charles mission to go horns. cluding the ihssdqusrtera of the requirements for contract authn- rhoaea from the British dominions was broader than these member* farmer near Columbus, O , was today that Greek naval crews Ixstlon, subject to annual review, P Taft, Congressman . Walter Burma armed police striking for­ at the expense of (rede with the have Indicated their own Inter­ arrests*! In Italnssagyaimat, llun* would lie *rnt to Norfolk. Va„ for Judd and Charlta Clayton Mor­ Embargo Lifted On ces and the. residence of Mr*. would reeutt In: (A ) greatly re­ United State, garv, on Aii|* 1, allegedly _ for training and would return with pretation is. duced aircraft cost; (Ut a more m on. 4 Abdul Bsxak, widow of the American official* said privateDenham mads hi* ruling when rtilirliing that country's Com* sis motor gunboat* recently trans­ efficient and etabla aircraft Indus­ Canadian Shipments The most thrilling service In education mlnstsr who waa as­ lv this would not curs England's issuing forms which lalmr lead­ munlst-dainlnated government In ferred to the Greek na-.-y. the convention, he said, was a1 sassinated with alt othar cabinet try: and (C) a sounder has# for distress but, by rutting down her e n ere to use when disclaiming a street corner conversation lie also announced to n newt Industrlak p r a p a r a d n e * * meaWAR KINGTON, Aug, 19 OP)— processional of the natives if members last month. outlay of dollars, might give a any Communist affiliation. . He broke away .from three conference that the American ml*: The Office of Denfense Trans­ Tho official statement said 42 nations carrying their coun­ guards while being transferred slim would open headmiartere Tho question of whethsr over­ measure of relief without golr« to tries' flags. „These represented portation today lifted the partial more than ISO persona were ar­ Congress for revision of England's n • , n , from a Jail.In Budapest and wa* Thursday at Salonika, near tha seas air operations should be re­ embargo on United S( sates coal rested early yesterday "for se­ ^ t h e nations of the world In which obligations undsr the i«*n agree-' K C D C I h S l H T C I l d c r driven away with hi* wife in a northern fighting are* in tSo shipments to Canada. stricted to ono airline long ha* P t h * Christian Church tiaa churchcurity reason*/* merit. car hr an American official. Sehlen Greek guerrilla war. E. N. Nor­ bean on Issue of coqtruverty. The embargo waa Invoked last Shipn In Paraguay ( hapin, U. S. Minister to Hungary, ton. production and distribution ts operating at the present A Rangoon police spokesman The Census Bureau report on Wednesday midnight against ship­ said Tin Tut had telephoned potlee American export* In June shows! protested hi* arrest ami the Amer­ specialist of the africullritgl dlvtWARD ACCRITKD “One was Irapressed,” declared ments via the Canadian National for help, saying ha waa under atth ^ almost every European rotmASUNCION, Paraguay. Aug 19 ican government asked an spot- ■Ion. will head the Salonika office, nment owned daek. T h r Tut said he personally Charles Edward Word, Jr ., ton trr except England reduced Ra (AT— The government announced c'gy. — iier. Yesley, "with the fact that Railways, govenrn to lie located temporarily in the (be participating nationals rep- princilpa! rail line In the do­ had not been In the line of fire o f' Mrs. C. E , Word of Daytona buying from the United States to today that a fleet of rebel ‘ ships Thuransky. said today he was Up 8, consulate. minion.'It was designed to speed Beach and former resident of Han­ Herbert P. Eandsdale. director and that sentries around hla bout* ressnted but a small part of trie level* “markedly tower" than in which brought Insurgent- .down iwreated because "I wa* defending universal Christian Church of the return to this country of exchanged shots with the gunmen ford, woo ono of 26 out of 50(j May. the Paraguay River for their as* America against tho dirty re­ of the post-UNRRA eeetion of tb t hadty,needed U. 8 . • fright cars applicants who were recently ac­ who approached through a wooded 500 000,000 numbers, the largest, This contributed x 13 percent vault on thla capital had atirren- marks by Communist and social mission, said the first ships carry* in Canada. cepted at apprentice school at the dec11m la 11. a . shipments over.- dared unconditional!y„ mott influential and meat rap- ^held democratic -leaiDra/*- -He Fully.Figure* released b_ ___ „ Nrwnort-Nxws. Y i ; Shipping id ir g ro w in g - rettg im u body oh ■cos, the first titahle break In The announcement made no rr.<n- that ho was beaten with sandbag* relief program were du* a: Pirae­ the time Indicated Canadian Dock Co. He will learn to be a thle country's rising postwar trend tlon of two gunboats, the Paraguay by police front whoso cm tody he us. the port of Athens, snd Salon­ earth.” National had been tardy on mak­ BURKHALTER DIES m u ter mechanic. The ed itio n s axvorte. Exports trialed Vl.- and the IlumaiU, with which the escaped as they were shout to ika Thursday or Friday. Their ing return*. The embargo did not JACKSONVILLE, F la , Aug. 19 were baaed on Kholerslilp end of l’l 1.700,000, reb*l* Have harassed government transfer him to “the eo-called cargoes include 17,000 tone of “Vyl? affect shipment* via Urn private­ (AN-Peyton B. Burk halter, pro­ character ratings. force* along the Parana River In horror chamber.” flour. ly-owned Canadian Pacific Rail­ minent In sporta circles here and SSI ■ ■ 4 ’ Thuransky said 90 per cent .'of lWANIS GUEST the south. It was announced re­ way, Canada'* second largest four year* a member of the city KING UNCHANGED U. 8. 18 SUED ». C. A. Thompeon. sup­ cently that tha Pargguav had been the Hungarian pe<ro!e were proplayground board, died suddenly WASHINGTON, Aug. 19, M V - erintendent of the Florida Metho- Interned by Argentina at the re­ American and enti-Communlst and HOUSTON. Tex.. Aug. 1 0 J A V ODT officials |n announcing o f a heart attack here today. Ths condition o f Fleet Admiral dislt Childrens Home at Enterprise, quest of the rebels themselves. wanted America “to liberate them The Texas City Terminal Railway rooming, aiuiougn he the Immediate lifting o f the em­ “ was president of the Gator Ernest J . King, considered “seri­ will be the guest speaker tomor­ Company today filed an 18.000,009 The captured ships, the govern­ from their liheretore." ful night Earlier, bargo today expressed belief the _ Association and waa a In addition to hi* wife. Tereao, suit against the Unltwl 8tatea had reported that the ___ ______ purpose has been served, In that familiar figure at college football ous h r the Nary yesterday, hat row a t the KiwanU luncheon at ment announcement naid Included not changed during the la*t Z4 the Tourist Center, Letter Tharp, the Ituilango, the Toro, the Pollux 46, he was accompanied by hit government for damages to tha improved state the week-end, but the return of Ui 8. cars hss byen bgskgtbelt garnet as an of- hours,- Retheeda N< ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ and the Cot. Martinet, and several daughters, Margaret, 26, and company's property during, the stilt criUeaRy UL «* 1 Mary, 21. Texas City disaster of last April. Water In Sanford Tropical Storm Is Indonesian Army Is Found Pure By L y ' W e il|ToW To PrePare For Lengthy War State Laboratory 400 Feared Dead County .Board As'Mihe’Factory Adopts Economy In Spain Explodes Budget For Year Change In Airplane Buying Suggested For Army, Navy Jaycues To List Available Rooms In Canvass Of City Church Convention Is Reported By Rev. W.F. Yesley Hungary / i j,,- ymi XL' f. �«■ I f 1 V T ■*“ [ .The Sanford Heruld K .i.M ^ .k .4 h k lllk ,4 4.il» .!■ i m n r,i,|il M l French I’ojitics lalwlo *«Ml*r4. I Iun4ii 111 < C a t .i.4 »> ,L iil M a llil ''Crtuhrt ST. IHItt, >| l i t ‘I' m I llllll* •I * im I i >«4 . I l.iililn . u »4ri lb * A rt •I (timiiu .( Mairb n, |*4)X. HOI.I.VMI I,. II KAN llaltlar I .I M I I i u a U K AN H a iia r u i l a u a a .r • I l l > ( H l l ’ l ION HA I M Hr Itirtri. »<rk Om llaath T b rrr M a a lb t Ml Mamba On* Aral AU a b l m a r , • ^ - ... . . . | su .;■> 1 .3 1 ^ tita 4 > . . .I l l l.ll *.u* a a llr a .,' ra n t. lit ut Mlini *■! •al.dainairnl. far lit, |>ui|ni,r 'n U l a , TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1941 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , J a N FO RD , F L O R ID A I P A G E TW O ifc -y a - .t la t UtlS A iW U ltlt* ta laa.------» ■ l a l a a . l \ r n .| > a p r i H i H i i i i a i a i l i m !» • M H rrM ra li T h r I I , , *14 ' l a Ih r a a t l a a a l tlrt.1 a l * a 4 t „ l t a t a a . H ill* na a tr x i a l n l a l a . 4 l a «fc. l a r a r . t • Itk r* l a I t * r a a a l i , M ilb b * a 4 < tiia i* H » l a I b li- a a u a m i t i l l I m l i . T t i I f r t a l 4 I* a m i w t i r nl i t * A a ra ria ltd !'» • • M k ltb l> < nlliliA ttl)tiU fl| tu tb r life* a f tt|ialill* a l l a a a l a ll i h r lotsal a m * tm a in l la I h it a m i t a t a r r , a * n ,l| a t all A l* a m i 4 l* a a ith « a . TUESDAY. Aug. 19. 1917 B IB L E VKRHK FOR TODAY IT 18 TDK ONLY HOPR OF HUMANITY. .THE ONE I'N* CHANGEABLE FACT OF LIFE. VALUE IT AND PRACTICE IT; Love never failrlh.—I Cor. 1.1:8. M IK M I.H .M IT l HUFFS IFrviu The Chrltliu H iitn r t Moollor) Tbr Indian* laved I hi* u>a}r*tlc —.Trailers In Arabia RADIO PROGRAMS Are Air-Conditioned .OLD WINE, NEW BOTTLES btinilni arnimd Unused Wealth The list of the ten richest men in the world, which a press association published annuully before the war, was always And blnlf* rracli toward the skjr. Wkllr In Ibr aJirltiK the Urea brglu headed by the Nizam of Hyderabad. He would still head to l u ( Hie list if one were made now, as his annual income is about .$50,000,000. His wealth consists of -solid stuff,jjkejtrweitr At>il rin** grow* emu; And tbr l>M*Twiar lurk with vbrrr- and gold liars uiid bullock carts full of. gold dust. It ia f 1)1 *o<i g. about three limes Umt.-uf-tha. late -Henry-Ford.—YeC he lives 111 brie room and spends $30.00 a month. “Cookie" come* fmm the fluid, No finer example cou Id tie found of the futility of piling word “kctekjc/’ a diminutive nf Glacier Has Unique TV brrr lit I b r f.llj th e b ill* lu a k * u oilur rjui-buiij up that kind of wealth. It is the Scriptural buried talent. "bosk” meaning cake. Fire Fighting System A prince With such an income, even if he lived in the most Of red Hud bruiaru; princely style, could hardly make a dent in his huge income, Al* N rsulrilurrs Atu] Ulf ruulnr* II* with tiiflr BELTIN’. Mont. — Glacier hut he would at least employ servants and officials who rlinktirtl firld* National Park official* claim to lie Alley would to some extent share in his prosperity. have on* of the most unusual for­ A* I took down. Ofie of the.great causes of India's jwverty is that taxes est fire fighting nrggniratione in have been enacted nut of proportion to the small Incomes national park system, IVbrrr, In thr wlntrr, Ihr bull. out, T om s o e a s n i AmeHrs’s tdirp ,li*|.,» of those who earned, and have been allowed to accumulate Ds liackbone ia 13 lookout points schnttered along the rocky in such sterile heaps ns those of the gold dust, jewels and VilD HR MONEH HR ij continental ItfMiund In ekirt’mrtf i divide, manned by other forms of unproductive wealth plied up by many of And Ibr while UmI tvtvi>r» tbr lull, DONE. J'iNED THff.tR seven young marrlrd couples and the Indian Princes, instead of going into better roads, tall bluff* f i v e men qnd otie. pretty college COFFIN* CLUBS! bridges, houses and agricultural know-how to better the girl from Missoula, Mont., none F*Ur» tutu tbr *kjr. of whom mind solitude. Tlir Indlnn* loved ibr Inti. Ull bluff*, condition of the people. They keep an eagle eye out tor In this country, where most wealth is u dynamic force, And M il) 1. smoke, pin-point lu locatiun, giving j ise to employment and production, .those piles of EMHAIIKTII WILEY. the fire’* sire and notify gold and jewels seem like an Arabian Night’s dream. Be­ esdquarters a t Baltna _______ fc-en if il it hot. owners of v»* sides being .fun to. look at, and few ever see them, they Fourteen fir# control aide*— all edit lSltT~iKou1d not fotKci To no nobody-any good. :ut the ragweed. cut AMONG THE MyitK important aubjectti to bo taken up, King Corn icemt to be slipwhich were not acted on thin sesition, are univeraal military ping. inn llierc will be anoltin training, the "Voice of America” information program, •ecd lime ami haiveil, and bicad adminaion of displaced iK’raonM, higher minimum wage, thill nol tail I torn llie .cailh. statehood for Hawaii,. fede federal aid to education, health fnThe leim* "nully" and "squii- yiirance and other broadening phases of the Bociai security felly" can raire a laugh, but live program, a new housing program," Missouri vallev auth*. iquificU keep right on laying up ority and oilier flood, control measures, new and tougher 1 testa of loyalty of government employes, and the St. Lawtheir winler supply. fence waterway mid power project. The Capjtol Hill boys ‘ to ,.ve cumludatily in lire better get a good lost. There’s plenty of unfinished business United Statei,* iayi *n Egyptian awaiting their return to Washington. — St. Petersburg viiitor, coit* $75 to $80 a day. Independent. This doe* not allow foi pictcnl price*.. UAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS * SC* 12-man commlaalnn The latest profound theory Government Studied I. . . by Praildcnl Tru•bout real raiics it that they opFor Streamlining man, Renata President Arthur ttalc sgsiml inflation. They keep Yaudtnberg and House Speak <r people from bidding up the pricn By VlltlilN lA VAN DEB VMCI1 Joseph Martin. of food by making lure that all Beside* Hoover th* members WASHINGTON, Aug. 19 their money gbe* for rept, If each high official directly ra- are: Senator Atkan (H-Vt.)i Ren. Brown (R-O.); Civil •lumslhi* to the Prrsldsnt had Clarence We may be •wrong about il. • ilO-minut* talk with him, flat• H er v i c e Commissioner Arthur but it doc* tram to u». in their ry Truman would trn lied up for Flemming; Dr. James K. Pol­ lock, authority on government hot lummer day*, that getting alt ihire# month*. from lha University of Michigan; By contrail. General' Dwight "bet up" Jo make iceordi of one Eiicnhowcr, commanding th*Gar- George Meade, industrialist. kind and anolher it not a tu man invasion, took report* only Secretary of Defense James tional justification for living. Irom I ha three man wnu headed r m in ts ]; Former Undim creU th* invailon armies. Tha ordei* ry of State Dtan A th n on j. for Now lomebody bring* up du went -df>wn ^ * ° ugh Ilia ranks. mar Ambassador. tu r^ R raatB riiintetetling fad o f "accidental U n u iq ii Bl‘ ‘ponder- iin Joseph Kennedy! Senator Mr®hll*n (D-Arlui; Rep, Manasee r Pifildfnli." -al wlmm theie have ing tha two systems, decided (D-Ala.): and James Rowe, for­ maybe tha gvneral had aomathlng been more than you’d think, and there. mer adviser t o ‘ President Roose­ velt. in general they’ve done bctlci R e c e n t l y atreamlined itself, These men will hold thair ftrat than you’d * think. Congrees than laid $760,000 on masting in Waahincton on 8«pt. ha line for a new commission 29. Tha $760,000 budget will Two chemical elemcnli that e* to g*ee Prealdant Truman's u*#d to hire a staff, meat exfiled 2.000,00(1,000 year* ago, branch of government, . tha ex­ pen*** and pay fSO a working and have never been found line* ecutive, that 19-19 lllhouatta. day to Its members who are pr‘have now been created by radio­ Th* commitilnn will report to vat* cltitana. Congress In January 1949. History does not encourage the active proem. Perhaps radioac­ It will be headed by the on* new commission. It was tried tivity may yet lolve ihe pioblen man in th* nation beat fitted before, In 1910, 1920 and 1930, to understand President Tru­ with no reeulta. of our mitring umbrella*. man1* visitor pryblem. The 1930 joint Housa-Benat* He la Herbert'Hoover, lha on­ Committee did, however, turn the Italian buiinet* men have byly living ex-prealdant. streamlining Job over to the Pres­ paiitd the car thoitage iiy uiin Accepting th* Job reluctant­ motor Kooter*. Over 60.000 arc ly, the 73-year-old Hoover an­ ident and lat Congress lake n*laav* hi* plan*. •aid to be in ute. With ever- nounced) Tha Hoover commission hss lengthening lilt* of order* for new “I do so wtth the distinct under- 16 month* to do this car* in the United State*, pet •landing that this la tha last Job; (A ) cut expense*; (B»PP*nd service 1 will render my unitscessary work and (C) abclhapa American* thouid comidu public nallon." lah overlapping aervicas. *Cooter*. They might eata the de‘ Congressmen are not so con­ Congress was careful not to very problem. The office pe*n- cerned with Mr. Truman’s pov make an alaction issue out nl alhle cellars as they are with th* this government agency to study aikti “Where will thqy gel Hock of organisations which they other government agendas. . motor*?" rapreaant. tta m at report will not be Under "executive" In th* new­ ad* until two months,after th* people in*itt on getting est Ihub o f the Congressional next president of th* United they want when they want Directory are Hated, by rougiit S u tra haa been chosen. gardlm of expente and Na- counti * ” . ' . The 10 cabinet departments and going no fartbar ia a commission!, 11 boards, handling of the aitua- lusi f l 23 NAZI8 CONVICTED w t i - l councils. fiome and atound the and in Waihington than done lately, then unhigh price ltvel* will •and may remain for »oms But there are way* ot lining, out »uch matter*, eiby public untiment or by government or both. J the piece* mid, with N ew * • fiM N ew * H «f* n ad * |PLAIN — ORNAMENTAL ALSO — PATCHING i HARRY G. STONE US HIS Clsb Loral N*w* LORMANN’S s. Laurel Phone RESTAURANT thru Aug. 29 . J Will Re-open Saturday, Aug. 30 HOURS 9:00 P. M. To 7:00 A. M. - -• "The Florida 6t*th Bank of 8»nford lit authorized by the United States Treasury Department to ca*h Armed Fogcea Leave Bonds for refisterad owners '(any time after September 1, 1947). "There is no requirement that these bonds bh cashed at this time in order to They can be cashed any time in the future, upon demand and without detay. your money. . . - "Unlcw* yorr Jf^lkTeaTneerf o fth e mongy-hoW thb imtitutldnTjnRfti^&^fi^ States Treasury Dejtartment‘strongly-recommend that you permit your bond to earn interest at'2Vk percent-( q to its maturity) until you actually need the cash. We will be glad to Berve you at any time. “To facilitate identification,' owners should bring their original separation papers with them when presenting bonds for payment. • "Under no circumstances may registered owners 2. 1947". cash their bonds before September ‘ We Invite you to take advantage of our many otlthr services. . . . Courteous and efficient personnel to assist you in all financial m atten. All transactions a n photographed and become a permanent record of this bank. r J i-.- - -, i . . • . ■ . . ■ .* . -^ fk - * j | ’ • -1 * V . . j | . ■ ■ 1337 Will Be Closed Thursday, Augf. 21 Forest Service parachuting imok* umpers are kept available at Uisoula, to be flown into remote regions. Humidity, time, of aea*on,*wind, fuel moisture, visibility and light­ ning occurrence control the fire * danger. Park ranger* have figured I Out a system of interpreting thea*| _ factor» so-that they’li-know-when ' constant vigilance is required. safe ■ A 'X a NOTICE experienced •mountaineer*— are stationed at strategic poinU, reedy to hike into e fire area. ’ Four packer*, with firing* of mulea always are ready to move supplies ov*r any of tha1,100 miles of trails to a base rampwhen additional men are needi ilril, , , T *«_ . > ~ -J- III* ( il l til* NURRNBURQ, Germany. Aug. 19, UPy—Au American War crime* court convicted Dr. Karl Brandt, personal physician t« Adolf HitIer. and 14 other German doctor* twdav of war crime* for fatal axPerlmanU on humans. The pro­ wanU a haa ter work- secution had charged that hun­ It would t like to H* dred* of thousands of concentrsfor feet pyra tlon.camp Inmataa wen kilitd in the Hour* at •*worthlea»" axperimaota. 11 Salon 1:01 (.'aialcsd* of Music 1:10 Afternoon Dsnc* -* > administrations and a miacel ianeous number of Corporation* Institutions, societies, banka and systems. They fit together now like In a jigaaw puatle. Congreea ing ab u t. • OF ARMED FORCES LEAVE BONDS Executive Iiruneh Of|‘hTJ * h. lift 1:1* Newa, 1:11 Par Non* Hindi ffb n r *lrr*tn. run dual (be ruulrr floors If •' II, /'t'HTIM I*. DONNELL Al* Nr» afrtlurrit aa-4*| Kt.alaa ivt N ,*i uf lh* u *r PHOENtX. A ril.—Scientifically :#■ T weight Sons* built alr-coiidltimirrl motor c a r t l i l t Mi-H AUttl** avail! are rolling over the hot ( i l l Sport* I'ar-d* land* of Arabia in icarch of oil. l i l t hwinglim* with Count B*«J* llH Na» • Thev were conitructed In the plank Till lilt Vaiad* of the Aritorut Iron Workl where Ti*S VFW erotism additional CaraVana St* now be­ 7.4* bulb lilt I ing made. •il l N*w* l i l t Charll* Uatntt Each caravan coniliti of three 1.11 Vau(hn Monroe Itra lU fi built to ipecilicatlon* »iV* N i»i , ■drawn up by Bert Beverly, head . . t i l t Tanr llm**o Clou.'* r l *t*olu*fi*r- of the /Arabian-Amert i l* Tu*kdsr - t u * ^ c u r jo il Co.. ..and detisned by ' *"U uut w a N*w* Alexander•LV.MacKenale, deilnjftw, . , lln lt K.nue.tfull) Tout) ..vrr~ o * . o I-«t« unit s OIL Co. of California. ll:# l IUqu**tfull>- Tourl The t^aileni are equipped with 11:11 All th* Newr« , llil* Hi( n Off fynlhetlc rubber tirei. four feet W tlH tta r high and M indie* acroai. Nor* I.M Mian On mal air preaiure la 20 pound,, al­ li* i r.»il> Ntwa though the tires can lie used with I,at Calarjr Gtiu|ip«r» Jambort* litb llomatpun a* little ai to pounda. •t i l in,l*i* uf tha I’urpi* H*S* -Each unit hai sheet aluminum 1:00 Nawt ildei and roofs. In the walls are lilt b u m Hr S * r * node two Inches of Insulation and on • N*wi li * t Tun** With Yosr Taut the roof, four Inchea to protect l i l t Stitt bins Tint* those Inside from the 180 d eg ru ( i l l Morning Devotion* davtlmo temperture*. " I ts Morning UrdlOtivni In addltlon-to the trailer!, 811:00 Nrw, jU pauenRer personnel carrier*—not l i l t Swlngtlm* t i l* Manutir Ka>r , s ir conditioned—have been built t i l t In th* Wutiian'* World oil fields. .Thirty-two of these c a r ­ loion Naur* riers have Iwen constructed In the lu ll laitln Am*rlran Ithrthm* to take native laborer* into the lt .l t Tun** Y u .t. Iti<tur*tnk H ill Morning * M*lodl*t pait year. , II *1 N«vra l l i l t Program Uriiiin* l l i l t t.unvhron liinct •A:1* _No>*ity Jiw e r v il:4 t UfirunK on a ciood o, A’J 1 :1 # M r*l ’ i b F I t lr flir Itiia Ntm at Hiwn l i f t lisily CUuli* 11:1* W**i*rn lloanduii * so Newt of 111* H*r 111 1# Noon lloilr Note* 11 ft tHainp* gu*rt*i liM N*w* * III* Howard Marlow Ills ||) War «l Mutic PLASTERING — STUCCO For the first time since 1880 the jtopnlation of the south­ eastern states has increased more rapidly than that of the nation as a whole. From 1933 to 1947 the seven Tennessee Vnllev states grew in population by 1C per cent, while II [ier rent meiisures the growth of the whole H United States. „ This is considered a very healthy augury by Gordon K. Clapp, chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority. It is due, he says, to “the hard work and vision of many people, nnil the effective rn-nperatinn of many instrumentalities, both private and public, inside and outside of the Tennessee Valley.” He says too Hint in the Inst 13 years, the nren served by TV A electric power has made economic gains at a fester rate than tho rest nf the country. Such an increase of productivity in any one region is good for the country as a whole. A heretofore predominantly agricultural district, when the development of power re­ sources makes it possible to process what has been grown ‘then*, •Iftrnmcs a belrtfhy ntlfWris’fhr'fifture growth. This is part of a growing tendency toward the de-centralization of industry. And w du I ! ’ ” Station VVTHIt Few o f th« world’* lending Htntt*,timiii have more i pfnpllcn-, lions gn their hands limn I'remirr-PirnHtmnndivV^x Frnm-t*. Very clearly he showed the tight row he Is uUemjitiiiK to walk between Communism ami Fascism in a recent speech liefore* the nationul assembly, when lie warned it "of the danger of a strong man who pretendd to be the incarnation of the nation." 'lids obviously was a reference to DeGauile who lias been urging Frenchmen “to unite, to turn toward a definite national aim and to be guided by worthy leaders." In the sumo talk Kamndier dubbed Communism, withuut using the word, "propnftnmla that attempts to change the meaning of democracy." With the leftist or Communistic element strung, as well as the lie Gulllsts, in the fourUiitly coalition French cabinet, Itamadier has no easy task oil his bands tu maintain- a balanced government. T-- . ■, . ' , �* •* TUESDAY, AUGUST Iff, 1947 THE SANFOHD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ B g g WB B MMg Wg — — — TUESDAY The It. W, Ware Bible d m * ef the First Methodist Church will luva a covered dish supper at the Church at 7t00 I*. 31. with Mrs, J . IL Tindel, Mr*. P. II. Wyatt and Mrs. Alyce Ashdown a* hus- 'Sags. Miss Brown Will Wed Harold Allen Hall p i L ....... .. ............ „ Gocicty of- Christian ServIJe* of 1 anv kind to the stud'-nts or shin* the Pfrst Methodist Churrh n*et on the home field nnd that the on Monday afternoon nt tbe home i.Vord must continue, hf Mrs. E. IL MeAlexamler. Mi . Roy Htowning, director of the Alvin Odham presided over the School of Aviation, a--ertnl that M aiae** meeting, and cumin r. ». d * the student* of the uchiud went a the vouth supper eommittoe for ,t t,alt Ilf the young men «f Sanfurd splendid work on ’ he im al watch wlm were apprecsstive of lh« fact ■wao served to ovm>;«! twsalnde-fldrAlft"rlty •Ifflrlal* werv "foidt u g * durinit tnc* Wm;.. Nj^htctl I'rmiurH tu obtain th‘» imp* h ey recently nt the ehurrn. t a{r)l(ir( for it, use.'’ « rs. C. R. Jones wnr ......... ver Din and rarrings, She expres­ le r courses. sed her thanki In the circle fer the Steve and Ginny- Hennu. opvrgift and said that she regretted uluis uf tlliding and Soaring Sem_ Tied. tnf. explainer! TTimf plans tor* Before closing the meeting n foul the snaring school and J . H.-itlau D was conducted for the In-nrrit wnv and W. W, luiudrrmilk, new of tha building fund. . managers of tha All n o t Lounge After adjournment uf the meet­ and Restaurant, annulment that ing a salad course w.,.y nerved by remodeling will liegln soon but tha hostess to the following Mrs. om-ialion will continue during the Odham. Mrs. Campbell, 5ti-<. remodeling period. Among those present for the Thompson. Mr*. K. f,. Ley. J r , Mr*. C. O. Jones. Mt«. V’illbim?, barbecue were Sir. and Mrs. II. J . Mrs. C. R. Jones nnd Mra, Ki Vcx- Gut, Sir. and Mrs. H. N. Sayer, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cnrrnway, ander. Happy Birtlulay Waller II. MeritvcH»c.\ Jr. NEW vM ONEY FO R YOUR OLD THINGS I » Year Discarded Furtdlutty . e R s a s , Radio, Bicycle, Tools, Bos. can be mid w|lH A WANT AD IN NEWSPAPER m Mrs. Sushn H. plans to return to Sanford ahou1 Sept. 13. Mr. and Mr*. I>. I ,.' Thrnslu r have returned from New York Slate where they spent a two week's vacation. Friend* of W. I,. St olidepmIre will ivgret to learn Ihst b" is con­ fined to the Orange Mi mortal l-o'i'ital in Orlando for further treatment. Mr*. Konrad Rrcdding of Ml. Vernon. N. Y. is the guest of Mr. a inI Mrs. Ilatlnway, Mr. and Mrs. nnd Mrs. W. II. Meriwether at Loudi-rmilk and daughter. Mr. nnd their home on Wild First Street. Mrs. IL A. Shryock, Mr. and Mr*. Mr*. Gladys Conner nnd son. G. II. Storrr, Mr. and Mr*. Frank I’iatt. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Lasatcr Lamar, left today for Iheir home nnd daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Ilen- In Camilla, Ga. .iflr,- spending nl*. Mr. nnd Mr*. Ed son Gull, Mr, about three week* with relative* and .Mr*. Robert Huff and. lUughler. Mr. and Mra. Ounti. Mr. snd Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Lor inn on Mrs. Lewis Alexander and son, Mi. amt Mis. Krohne, J~. and son, and daughter and Mr. and Mr*. R. •Mr. mnlMrwr Richard V-rnav. Mr.- laurnann -plan lo leave-Thtfrsdn and Mrs, Karl Yost, Mr. and Mr*. for Cleveland. O. where they wil Kiehdttl Hntchelur.' Mr. and Mr*. visit fo r about a W'f' Kenneth II. Seth, Dr. and Mr*, llenrv Mct.aulin, Mr. and Mrs. B. n has N. Fox. Mr. and Mr*. Mack TinHnptist dale. Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Col­ geere* . lins. Mr. nnd Mr*. Wlllian Aren o Sanberg and Mr. nnd Mrs. Crowning. Also the Misses noble Gene Caruther*. Hea Romero of I’alm Hprlnre. Calif.. Ha**l Norman, Peggy Lomlnaek, LnNor-i R<iv*den, Marie Simmon*, Nancv Herndon and Hea Atwood. AI*o Frtrl TnorInin. Jerry Craxtoh, William Stepliens. Donald Knight, Austin Knight. Jerry Hasabce, Philip Gtambcrdiite, Adrian " l tar/. John Llncerfelty Robert Lominack. Oliv­ er Sloblom, Charles Higher. Bobby RirAifietd and Victor Hlackweldee. SHOE SALE S S S s ifa T netv Inslnietor fullmtimi whith hattended Stetson t 'aivei sit v in Del.and. w Thev recently mu,hi) d it),- Tot lo Teen Shin’ in* Daytona Reach which M i*. Rio'v.i will ' muni.ge amt Mr, Hall w ill‘I-- n-rPriateil with the I'lUilenli.tt 1jf o tnsurnr.ee Wednesday A*. M. Feature! Shop Early. Company. Tin* marriage "-ill 1>„ perfutier,) on b'ei’t. I p hi ibe Ihr*: Raptl*t I’tiureh nt Davlti ti IWveh. Mr. and Mr*. flol>crt flee Iv and son have relumed from a fiumth's vacation spent in Gemgla and North Carolina. was presented with n atcrtUu: nil- eDtnllmcot for._thc Fall ami *it\- iting.in Chestnut. Hill, Mats. Sla Play Shoes and Odd Lot tlirl's Printed R oj't Ranfnrired I!li/;il)ctli To Be Minus Trousseau Lo n d o n , vug. 14. i .f i iv in - ■ iv»* Klirnt*eth will d„ without a , lloU.-cnu when rile imirries It I’hilip Mmjntlinlten Nov, k*0 tn 1 VVo-aiiiuuVrs Yl-Uri- Rsa'KMghr! it i «,-,|dirtg of it.......... w,i« niadd Palace announced tuiddy. This ausleriti note to Rntaht** put,lie along with ills* announce. utiii! 1tint tiio ininre.i toil rbieetl ■jiie „f N'UtimJ IlniliU’UV design t„i tier Wedding die*;. The' trousseau .yll l>e omitted "in aeroplane,' )ii»h li,-« patents* Klixnlx'th ILye Rmwn, daughter of Mr.-and-Mrs, wishes mid owing to preseut-dsy II. i l.ley; W. V .i. whose engagement and appim-h conditions" the palaio statement llarnld Allen Hull, son of Mr. and Mra. 1. \\ tin said., being announred today. The wredding will l<e an * -llu-s.lil-dav iiilutiUuuV.'-means it-lhu—Ku. l i U|itu t-Gluu ch-at.-liayt»tta lies, Ji. tli.it elothing i* stringinlly ration­ ed nnd highly espen iive. The Idea wifi t si-einett to tn- Hint Kli/.nheth- nt* y tinmgh the c*,-t itiH-l not w«rt y I lie, and eVllil "latinus" rotdd Friend* of Herbert Sikes will In' |low f<>, tile tisking ivnnlct e ■ glad In learn that he is much im­ t tu in- lluil less fminniite In ile proved and is resting comfortably Mr* J. ! ’ l.rinry line iejt*l n<-d enddn't luiv,*.. , at the Grange- Mrnioiml lln.piinl to tier ....... in Saofonh utter lle-ide-. she tin s .1 f u l l.’ Fugin Orlaiklo after a severd illness. spending ;il»»ut two week* in Net wattlinlie 1,-ft inei hooi lh»> royal (irlcati- she wns arcou.pn, ie*' Mrs. I. N; Young, h -r daughter hy Mu Cull) Stoll who ,s it vt*lt to South Africa - utiei lid. (ear. A .perinl a» n J <>( clothing Mvrlle and Edward Slem rr nr- malning Jo, k*„u\ dlt- to v i at ion , iMip„l>s was iii.nle t„ t!y rived on Friday from Clio ago lo loyal fmmly befnl<■ the..- lift, in visit for a few ilavs with Mrs. Mn. l'J: -.' M. Rngwetl. tile tillered of popularising Hlitl.ril Young's son*. I. N. Young nod K. fashion, hi Rmitli Vfi'o-.i N. Young and iheir families. Iteiiid ,,f the wedding gmvn will Mr. *riil Mr*. M. E. R.rkei h u e had a . their guests Mr?. R.ibrr's In* kept .,-errt mil it jilM before Hie Friends will la- glnd to lrarr mother. Mrs. Iva-T. Rlngo of Si iSiiWillg. that Mrs. Ted It. Ca*b nnd yuunt Augustine. Mrs. R. t*.-do'rump i select,.f tc+- ll iltnell daughter, Petti .Maurltri, have rdi'Mgn fit,in several snbnii|!,.|| l" turned to ibeir home on \V, * 1uf til Itnlinornl t V I'' tu Fct.'land. Twentieth Street ‘ from the Fei I.t. AtnUhOmUeri, ^vho lift tn-etl -I li ving I ben* wi( I) t be j iivqI f.im. mild-Laughton Memorial lliisp* Ill, KuTI .1 lima) in Ho- , I,.....in/. Tin- London Kvettilt .* N»-a. r-uid children l;i<bard anti Candy’!, have the prince s "has pr„i-.d,l\* , itoren Mi. nnd Mrs. Julian Sten-liom returned lo Panfui,I nfi, r nlleml n tradltlomd design mml,- in ftn>plan to leave tnnuuiow to -tileud iug lltr annual Astemt-'y of the slippei satin." milling that "tills the Hnptlst ronferenre which i;i Church of God al f’levelond. T-tin would cnti-i-st of a v’r foil, Lin. luting held in Ridgecrest, N. C. They filined llie nmloi, io| • lo lilt it tight fitting b o d ic e wdb long Refine returning lo Sitnfoiil ibev Field- of Iho Wood iit.l llelpkr' - sti'ove* mid o' It--ii I Imped or will visit relative* in Slnteaville Count v, N, C, Mplan* neck- ' . Bastiste (iOWU9 Only J .0 0 Shortie Suits Only J .0 0 V Rrsl Money Sasinc Value. It educed .To t'lesr! These Gnwps These Suit* I'mmerly Motil For Vre or Fine tRisllly Rsltste. Vtiuh 'lore. Shirt Has Yoke So Easy Tn I.sundry. Huy Now, Rack. Pant His IMrals, With Take Adtantage Of These l.o» . Price*.- . . . v . gfeea A ’—^13 t f t f e 1 ” i ■' ■ DON’T D E SP A IR ! HAVE YOUK DRESSES DRY CLEANED A. L. L y on ’s C O L O N IA L C L E A N E R S 1 1 0 S . P a lm e t l o A v e. P h on e 481 I time in half! Stockings stay sheerer lookinq.., lov/elier/ ina and glassu)are> • jleam uJithout lOfoing tyeepaUickingn looking, burlier longer — by wnaliing with Veil Vcl Icnvra no wm), arum lo con r urn III rendu . . . I t ’ll cim irr than even finest mui|i Itakea _on delicate wuatialilen. .No dish wiping I- and CHILDREN’S SeaInod t ochlail lounge ••pen Sunday* l [<*»ed Manila)* . Alpltu Boyeril.v. '!> Hwp mti,ltiii*e4 i Mr. and Mr*. O. C. IJomdorff nnd »on have returned from a motor trio to Chicago, 111. ami Indiana­ polis. I ml. Tt)(, wh.ml. itself, he Mat.st is rap- Special project chairiimn With Mrs.! (dlv Winning n nationxl allracGeorge Williams. le„ Mr-. o. thin with student* registering from -Jones and Mr*. Ralph ’fhump'on'i California. Maine, Chicago, VirSt co-workers. Tlie retiring ne- ginia. Ohio and Connfeneut. He rstary. Mr*. LUrne.t Camplwil,1 »*id that he expect* a opacity Steak Sanford Mlanllc Rk. tlMl! lim it.: 9-13 1-3 Iho Sal. 9-12 Fyc* Examined’• tita»»r« University in Deling whcie w tjj wa- a mnnla-t ,f tii» Zein T n 'i! ■ Mr. ami Sirs. Arthur Beckwith, Sr. .have returned fn m n twin month's vacation in the C'ar-dinns, Mr. and Mrs. Martin St Ire cipher .-uiflv-rfawghrrr..'Graee M*t dr,, have ffturned from a month’' yaralinn at New Smyrna tlrae'i Dr. Charley I.. I’ersottH Optometrist Miss Hrmvn gradual, I from Scahtvcxc High F ,h o d in I >i«>- -; tons Reach- mu! dttd’hletl Siei son , VVnvrro**, Ga. arc visllingfriends and relatives in Sanford. Miss Aline Anderson of Chat­ tanooga. Tenn. Is the goes*, of her sister. Mrs. Hoy Wrtjjhr, at her home on Oak Avenue. Rtown of the engagement aiat upormo bn ij marriage uf their da'i'ilDer. Etiralieth ll«|ie, lo H i:eld Align Hull, son «f Mr. amt M.- I. W. Il.’il of .Sanford. Ohe rear uf Municipal operation , of the Sanford Airport was d ieMrs. Emmett Hunt is spending I’j tied on Friday night’ bv the some time in .K^neyvillc, N. C. students of the Kanfor I Hetjgol of Aviatian and the private fivers of Mis* Frances Cobh has return this area. Guests were the* city ed to Hanfm ^ n fte r two nnuith officials of repreven tative* uf the Juiuuc_*ad—ttentoe- SVmlnule'.CIiapti-r No. 2, O. F of "Quarters A" a t the mrpurt at 8., will meet at 8:00 l ‘. M. a 7:30 o'clock where hartH-cued |mrk the Masonic Hall. . I and htn-f were served. The Lodge No. .27 of tin Hm Gunn, a flight Instructor of 1. O. O. F. and th& Seminal > Rebec the School of Aviation, ncird a» ea Lodge No. 43 will have a coyer- master nf cerrmonje* fnr the a f­ *d dish supper at the I. U. O, F ter-dinner talks whirl) described Rail at 6:30 I*. M. . the trials and frihulatiom of the pn*l and plum were mwlr fer the roniimr year. Waller Kn>hn*. J i ., Circle Meets With chief pilot of the sclvmt said'that Mrs. McAlexander j the school has established an onvii able record of one,.year of opera- -1 a . ■ . Mr. nnd Mr*. J . \ Hcckh-v, W. VS), 'tiiinuihovf f*>d«y \irport Marks First Year Of Operation 11ay-™ 1---- PA G E T H R E E _____ ! — Personal Activities Social Calender % a n d rinse dishes! Even glassware will dry spnrk lin g clea r w ithout a m inu te sp en t on wiping. This miracle-working new Colgate-Palmolive-Peet suds leaves no soap scum or streaky film to polish away. Leaves no dishpan ring to Bcrub out! Summer Dress Shoes Vel cleans dishes cleaner than soap... Saves up to half your dishwashing time! Milder to Honds than Soap. Actual*kin Values Up -To teat* made by an Independent laboratory (name furnished on requeat) prove that Vcl U milder to handa than any other leading product made for waalilng dlahea and fine fabrics. 4.98 LADIES Values NtrKefunds Up To Shfny-cleanftte and Ransv/itf> far less Work, / 6.50 M(al.-Ptkiw#rs rsst Cwn**sr Vel removes grease faster and more completelr_thaa aoap! Ju st aoak pots and pans in Vel suds a- few minutes. When.you pour out the suda, you'll find even the moat food*en­ crusted pan* ‘well on the way to being clean- Uau* ally a few wipes with the dishcloth will finish the Job. Seeing'a believing. , . Juat try itl , " ■ No Exchanges ”K- - . J ' �Saint Pitcher Tosses No Hit No Ri«i Tilt G-Men Break 6 Garre Walker Continues To Losing Streak By Enjoy Leud In'NI* . Nipping Feds 2-1; Ratting * Contest , Lake Slated To Hurl (SAINKSVII.I.K, Aux. 11. tSp ciall — The Gainesville G-M broke a aia xame lining streak here last nixlit aa Muim/er Myrl Hoax turned in hi* 17th victory of the season .hy defeating the rampaging Sanford Cell T U E S D A Y . A U G U S T 19. 1947 THE SANFORD PAGE FOUR NKW YORK, Aox. I t. idh— Oiitfirhlei Hairy Walker of the I'hiladtdphia I’hijlie* t'ontlnned to enjoy a roinmandiiix tnaixfn In the National la-agm- huttinx del • hv today while la>u HciOilteatl of thtf Cleveland Indians p.ifeil the •Amerrnm l.njrup*by "T •cant four Hal llriner. St. 'AUgustina Saint ri|(hthandrr whitewashed the Dayldiia licarh Islander* In Uie *rvrn inning openinx tilt af * twin hill hv a 2 to i) marxin to rack up a no hit no tun ronteat hut night, the find of the year for unv St. Augustine hurler. Johniiv TheoUiW. reefnt lv ar..1._■ «... al" . U .U i. . .1 II..I IliU m tli. Walker rollected time* at tort during the pad -vrrk wrhlrh includes xanie* of Sumliy II..'. j to room hi* averor-j Irom .711 to ..747. 25 point* more than veteian Aiivie Galnn of Gineinnnti has |di*fra. Guinn, moving nl a .122 rlip, replaced New York’s W.\IL«r Cooper In the runner-up *lul. Coop, er tumhled from nlare writh *2116. Although hi* mark dropped lir.e..*.l»» Del.and Red llata In n twin hill . Il.iudreai* re ,1 at Conrad Park In the University in the rival rlrplayt-c manager Thk'Frd* ar* now te»ilog two and one-half game* le-lilnd thfalirth place Orlando SenalotV, since the Serudur* edged the la-e.*i 1i «c burg Piralca in a 5 tq I ronteat In plinjc, w h a h n s u m i M • r r « w n t w lr r , P«*Vi*n point* Orlando laat night. It la likely that Manager. John to lti| i\vnnLff* lt> m o v e u p t** . V W . NVw York** *Icm* DiMuririo uni! Krider will lend Hull/ take to tha mound for the Fed* in to- Ito* to n ’* T h I y/illi itim irp ti«il f^t nlght’a encounter. Stanton of the Olerymrn The G'a scored their xante win­ ning tallica in the fouitn frame on a -lapte of control by Stanton. Tonight the Fed* enleriain the Del.and Red Hat* in .» aingie lilt that la staled to gel under way promptly at 8:00 oVIocit. Gametime for the Sanford Hunt • game* has been changed to ‘1:00 I*. M. I steadily. The lluUlto jdayrr* Mure alau taking a bearing pn>» irttlly. The rule lautk at that lime said that once a player W t th* irame he c-1 Id .not trturn. A I' N e w a fa a lu rr* hut Yost waivru the rule anJ Many yeara ago one of the ull'iwrd the Buffalo l»*>* to great point-o-minutc Michlx >« move in and nut uf play. leania. eoarhed liy Fielding Y«*f, Finally a Buffalo player eaire *a « (daynix lluffnlii Ulilveialty. I off tho field exhausted a n d '** The Wolverine* were liatter- down on the Michigan l>eneh, iux Huffalo and the x o if mniinl•I alnnirvide of Yost. SPORTS LAUGH ouux man. JthLend -•.-r lilt *uo 0 0 0 *n t> 2 illflrt aide." GaaplMx for hieuth, the ptayi thr nlxhrra|i‘a< the pennant‘kmifJ Gomel ami I'awllrk; Altinsn. Har­ re pi ft df Ancient Chv nine druhhnr.tire de­ din and Madjeaki. •'I’leaae don't send me awa lete. 14 to 2. INM OOu 000—1 5 1 Mr. Yo»t. I want to »la)r her Tin- I’ lathe Axalear liipp-d lau-shurg 201 ooo |0I—a II tl I've l*eni in that game. _ foi the Detain I lied Hats, 7 to I. and Orlando the Orlando Senator* nipped the Gormiih and Ball) ZedalU, Ifevd limes already auil I don't wai and Ahrru. to xo, hark again." fateahurg 1'iratea, 5 to 4, NAVI iiltli l i V o u A lw a y s i Get the 1 Best B u y a t Now- You Can Buy 'flrtsto n * DELUXE l.tn e acore*: i*. M. MUNICIPAL PARK 8 Pli1tntfrt|»»*U l i f t rlmjiit Chir«i|ro <F0R] \V0«ltlimtnn Nt l.nfiU at Lower Than Pre-w ar Prices! fa mom /or q u a lity the M e r g o r or mad " /tu rn itm ah" H aro r I A nnou COMPANY/ ph.rf. II T h o r p * rf f t u i k t . IV Ifa lo n . lb M o r s * '* . >i D u lan ey , c MOST DAIRIES' INC d l h . t o r m ° l i ? n °< E t l D IS T R IB U T IN G D IV IS tC ik'irtu.: Hattrrfl.1.1, H aiti, ray lim.a imii.it ini Th »tt> . 11 h * li.rfi.t.r Sarrlflieai U oisali. ton thiiKil* plava: lim .a ipreada. cooking and tablo white. colored or Always T u d o ry -lre iM f O R E M O S T TO O D S Floridians Defeated In First Round Of Four-Bell Tourney Your Used Tires are' Worth.More toUs-Come In Today for Big Savingsl BIRMINGHAM.'TUa.. A u g l'Iii UP) -Georgia's Tommy llarnra and George Hamer ihret Itlchnrd 'Smart and John llutlrk of Arkantaa in thr second round of I hr Southern States Four-Hall Gulf Tournament here today. 1 The Georgia pair, wen lh" openInr 30-hole match yesterday » and 8 against their youthful Alabama opponent*. Waller Wood ami Tom­ my Nlcoh Smart and Ilutirk de­ feated Stockton Rogera and Gor­ don Bullock of Florida. 8 and B. Junlu* llrliert and llavinonl Salmrn of Imulilatta won n dose match from the South Carolina comldnalion of Harold lirll nnd *P. J . Boatwright uf South Carol­ ina. 2 nnd I. In pnr of the day'* top rrntrlu-a, Albert Slone and Wealey Drown of Tennraire. trimmed Waller Cis­ co and nud Schwerl of Kentucky, ona up. 8|nne and Brown » n « alx under par to gain a'lhroe hole advantage In the first round. They will meat Habrrt and Salmcn lo* dav. North Carolina** Kvcrv Ibvk and Tommy Card had n 3 and " vlctorv over Martin Tenney and Harold Wllklna or Arkansas. • The Florida entry of Charles Harper and* Jimmie heat Al Villegas and Frank Normnnn of Igiulslana. 9 and 8, while Jim McNair and Charlie Dudley of 2. ThZ"86UHT CaVuTnriahs will meet Harper and l<ee today, In th# day’s final match, the no. I Alabama team. Gordon Smith And Pressley Thornton, beat Uoyd Ramsey and Johnny (rwnea Kentucky 3 and 2. Georgia team* have won six of tha previous tournament*, losing In 1939 To Ilohby Pdnkelh.-rg<>r and Hkip Alexander of North Carolina. Tommy Uarnea, one of the .outstanding entrl?* In this event, was a member of the HMD and 1948 winning comblnatloni for Georgia. Th# previous seven toumayi have lieen played In At­ lanta. * All matches for th* tournament will be 88 holes, with the final Thursday. Tha amazing new F im to n e De Lttxd Champion la np to 06% stronger, haz up to 60% more non-tkid angle* and girm up to 33% longer mileage. Y O U SA V E 4 W A Y S t 1. Sava with Plr*iton«'a Now Low Prk**. 2 . Sav* with Our Libaral Trad*-ln Allow 3 . Save Moro on MIUobo and Safety, 4 . Save Tim* and Troublo —U*o tho flro « to n a • Budget Plan. GTpO BRING you lr**h*r, tasller food*. S. A. Fr*ol i i A Company. IncM ha* merged with Foremost Dairir* and formed the S. A. Freel Distributing Divi­ sion ol Foromqpt Foods. TREEL la a name known welL and favorably, lo overy food merchant in the South. FOREMOST is a name recognised (or FORE­ MOST quality and service in 34 Southern cities. TOGETHER they moan boiler, more reliable service lo merchants and FRESHER, FINER TAST V / * . /. * / 7 KEEP this word in mind whenover you aeo any ol Ihe brands displayed on Ihi* page. FORE­ MOST FOODS has adopted a efrlct policy ol dieIribuling only Ihe ireshest, tastiest foods. Forem ost has arranged with He manufacturers tor factoryIreah shipments lo be rushed lo tho stores while 4.93 Cnsling T a c k le llmls F A M O U S S H E D D D R E S S IN G S Unexcellod Id quality and line flavor. Shod^‘8 dressing* offer you new adventure in good taste. Remember, they yyich you factory.freih. * OS SANDWICH SHIDO'S FKNCH Aa a a c a l l t a l fraa< b D m ilap el a wodsrata SHIDDS OLD STYLE SAUCI Nalklag tit* qvil* lit* OulKltlc While Paint Linoleum SHIDDS 'MAYONNAISE An a.ka qMlity, mo Coach SNID0S SALAD rOREMOlT hap developed > . JtolleF ...-fried — S k a te s alorea quickly ao when you buy ihsao brand* you can always be suro you're gelling foods as line and fresh and delicious as the milk and ice cream lor which Foremost la famous. C o v e rs V le tr n la INRTAI.LEI) Garden N s i Hs'i IteXy Cotoo Ss4 Hants's 4«l.gluM Cktialsla KEEBLERS Carta Tubes Xeeklst'i Selilasi, C k aielsls Csst- ias, I sIIim s * C eek lsi, ••list. Iklai, Ofsa.r.sih C k ssia W a t*,i, Isas H aas* Clada.CaaS Cl.b C«e«ka'i. ...le e s F O R E M O S T F IN E JA M S A N D JE tL IE S . a —a , —t ^ ^ ^ A o e u O w * « W » w a * s — lc SALE! Another delightful laalo experience await* you in Foremoel'a lino jams and 1*111**. made in Jacksonville gnd always shipped factory-fresh. GEVAERT F08CM0ST FtUM ritu ivo Setlitytaely na«wl^ ead Jett rlfkl. opposition early In OcIoIm.- at ta k e Placid, with th* proceeds to go to Uta U. 8. Olympic bobsled FOIEM cot - Ua.ival |ry, FOMMOST PEACH FOI(MOST RED Ft (SERVES BAHIEUT MM As IvN •< *—dasst A »eecletlr ytoBtlsi . CAMERA FILM Huy One Roll at Get Another for Regular Price, One Cent! CANmjL CM CURTAINS H * r b - O i8 * * llt * s Cafcas lor M l i l s s s 111-113 East First Street Phone U �\ TUESDAY. AUGUST 19. 1947 WJL-"-______ T H E SA N F O R D HERALD. SA N F O R D . FL O R ID A m ■ WW.1H ■ JH Success Of UN Seen llaniriritf In Balance the Dutch consider nn Internal the fallh of people evervwhcie Dutch affair. 'A t sink.- N .the ill thr Unite.) Nation* I’euptr nre miration iif whrther peace in mure behind the government* who me important. -aupposnl" lu be Iwhin i the U. N. 11* JAM ES D. WHITE ,That’s- an old point, te.it the However, behind the Indortf rihn A t1 Foreign A ffair* Ami tv s ’. Thr United Nation* in i s .unted question l* a smoldering dlscon- U. N.'a legal director, Abrtrhn'ii two-year-old, struggling in very tent in niore than half of all hu­ il. Feller, made it attain lost week fb deep water*. Tlje Security Cotin- man hearts. R egardin' of vvhnt in an ad d ress.aW ator Alto. Calif. ” - cil i# grappling with thr unproved the U. N. can do about ImHnrrtn, —“ A m rrtran*." he *nldt***km*w the t-nlrd problem* of Greice and-In-] Jt will merely be start Ini; to trrkle unquestioning obedience wiilrh the donnia. ’ a key question of this country, decisions o f I lie L!. S. Suprenie Greece <1r mains a hard knot of j how to extend freedom and n Iwt- Court nfmmnnd, thung.i il cm. R in so- American contention, and ter life Jo half a world which will mutter no more limn one mondial to 'enforce them, Uutyintt tbut knot (iroUsbly would |find them new and strange, be relatively simple If It .’'ere not 1 Upon either or bo’h of thrsp J . 'I doubt if they would stat'd nulled so light by the unUgonisin j rases. Greece and Induneda, the j one whit bettn If Congresr voted between the two most powerful United Nations could Rand or fu ll.. the chief justice nn armored divi­ nations In the world. I A few weeks from now it may tie *lon and n fleet of auPfr/afttcsuea. lndonetla_ia different in tw olclcar whether the organirAtloi, j u l l j The l.trn .if ldu^. United Nation* avs. Here the rilost irii iiw-mit J irark or whether the wolid will [must stay Strung and i'r.|iv sip.ngi"avs. He ♦ > - -Ui N. d ifficu lt is simply the wtll ' i'unk it and intansilp^the-okm n iii i M l . fa, I In-, -last • r n - e t e r - this of the Netherlands, which thus far power struggle with an arms race. j . strength will come not from How this cornea out will tu* money, or armies, or guvertlRUnt, has refused to recognise Security Council authority to examino what determined in the last analysis by4 but flout the people. Advertisements • M FIVE ROOM house. 928 West 3rd I 0 . FOR RKNT 1 For Kent or Sale Two 1 l-stl room modern homes, ten minutes drive from gown town, on hard toad. r About one ft one half acre* of land with each home, well drain­ ed laundry with rain water tank, a ttic ‘fan, complete hath roams shrubbery and fruit for home use. If interested call at 1113 Sanford Avc. between 12 noon - uhd one o'clock. 8 t' ! ____________i_______________ Good 0 room house with 2 lots un • paved at reel f5.000.00. You’ll TRACTOR WORK Plowing and discing (no garden plots*. I'tiune say. "This is it” when you set- IL 624-J. Two beautiful homes in the Mayfair seetlon. Roth are homes such as you didn’t dare hope ftp-. EXPERT painting— roiitruct or W. R. WILLIAMS, Realtor hourly baaia, H. ■G. Grogan. Tom C. Bolt, Associate Free rsilm alri, Phone 7R‘I J . 110 North Psrk Avenue Hanford, Florida t _ . ,. . . ... — T r . . — -------- ----- . EV LIti, type culuiii'l made lu or•* M der—kll ■Minis wo ; REAL ESTATE WAN TED special made door*. etc. J-eminoln Uiildnet Works, directly la-, HOME with income. Close in: hind the Clinic. F i r fire c itiMust be priced right. C. A. motea. phone 652. Harris, 516 Fust. Street -up. stairs. FLOUR SANDING * finishing, cleaning ft' waxtng. our power B ARTICLES FOH SALE unit enable* u* in work where there is no *ilectvlc coiims riu'.t Lawn Chairs, outdoor and porch availSble. 21 yeai* exiK-rienc*. furniture built to order. J . K. il. M. tilesron L*kr Aloiy Fla W°«dn»«n^JLake MaUf— CaiuiU' R EC O R D T l a Y e RS for rent. By day or week. Du- Music l!yx, UP W. 1st St. I’hone 053. OFFICE space In Malach Building. Large light offices, rewly decor­ ated. all utilities, hast and Janl■tor service furnished. Call tWiW. IL ft A. Dept. Store. CONVALESCENT HOME now open at Chuluota, It) miles 3. E. -o f. Sanford- and JB J u l i e s J E . 2803. of Orl^do. Large screen and open porches to ait amf enjoy SPECIAL the cool breerca off Lake Cath­ erine. Large ground* and walks .Outside white paint by Davis of Baltimore 5 gallon* $26.00, safe from auto traffic. Large Robson Sporting GnMi. JU*t E. lobby and rooms. Brick construc­ First Street, Phone 99s. tion. Can accomodate 25 only. Flume or write for reservation 3 acres field corn teudy foe har­ nt once. Oviedo 2382 or Dr. vest. Pnone 781 J. Martin 2392 or write Box 131 Chuluota Florida, Large redan AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales for guests to visit their doctor. and Service. The Music Box, 119 W. 1st St. Phone 953. AVAlLABLR at once, convenient.' iv located down town section, ROOF COATING- Asin-slos Alu-I up to date apaitmenta with all mlnum roof coating- good for modern conveniences. Adults metal, slate or composition roof­ only. Phone 650. ing. Stop leaks. Coots your home 10 to 16%. Ten year warranty. FURNISHED room, with kitchen SENKAR1K GLASS A PAINT privileges. 607 Oak Ave. CO. 112-114* W. 2nd Hk 6 ACRE CELERY FARM located SEWING MACHINES Lake Monroe, rent i'Jiio.oo per HALES A HER VICK year. Charles W, Robinson, Route L Box 631-A, South Jack- BERT'S HEWING MAC1I. SHOP 115 8, FRENCH. I’ ll. 1 1 9 ? ----* stmette, Fir. - “ 1 BED ROOM, twin beds and bath. CANVAS PAINT- clear and colora. SKNKARIK GLASS ft Call after 5:30 IV M .414 Myrtle PAINT CO. Phop* CM. Ave. 2~~ WANTED TO RENT « .FURNISHED or unfurnished apt. ’ perm, residents. By li t of Sep:. Ouse in ss possible. 2 liedrooms.* Please call 271-R after 5:30. WANTED by business wainsn and grown ion small unfurnished apartment or small house within walking distance to town. Reply Box F. W. Care Herald. ? REAL Ef f ATE FOR SALE One 6 room house nn.1 3 four room houses it 71. Hickory Avenue for sale for $3500.00. All taxes and insurance paid on same. J . C. Jones. 422 E. 4th Btreat, San­ ford. Fla. rv R B A jfW rA T K INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS RAYMOND ftl. BALL, Realtor Registered Broker and - . Insurance Agent Rtp. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. NEW, two stury, three bedroom huuie. Two car garage.*, On coiner lot J l 8 x,14Q In May fan. ( d is til unfurnhlrad or fur, NICELY furnished A room home in Sanford Heights. Every mod. em convenience, largo sleeping porch. 118 W. 19th St. or 017 W. 13th._____________________ NICELY arranged five room bung, alow, about 3 miles from city on paved road with several extra lot*. Priced at $4,850.00 with attractive terms. HOBBRT A. WILLIAMS Raymond Lundqui^l, A sso ciate Phon* 712 Atlantic Bank Bldg. WORK WANTED ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all kinds. Smith llro. Phone 1188, A I.TERA TIO N S-all kinds, but* ■ton*, belts, buckles. Mr*. Mo».>:tlwhlte. The Accommlation Slurp, llii E. 2nd St. 12 SPECIAL SK*4VICES FOR RENT Fluor sunder. Rimy operation. Rcruonnhlo rater, .San­ ford Paint ft Glass Co. Phone 303,_________ DODGK - PLYMOUTH PA R IS AND SERVICE 10B Palmetto Are. I’hons 1011 IS * County I’h. 4703. I m m e d ia t e ■ era ■l BV -AUTO SFO R-5ALEFOR SALE-Oatted xasum iorii. muck— spotted plgv < G ’u* •potted China boar, 50 plgi. Schwah. Phona M3-Wi ’ 1989-HYM OUTH pick-up truck. p o s s e s s io n — 2 HELP WANTED farm home, 4 room house. Phono U12-W. j _■ 1 ■ PAGE KIVB » Over-Population Of • Japan To Be Issue In Peace Treaty Talks • tltD <H’ THANKS IVe kindly inarik thank ail all out our white j friend* who gave tiiwiirri- tb ■uildiug fund fm 4 Hen's Ciiapkl. YAH DLEY H ■. * ' CW - "* * - :r * : . -».J - •. I .1*1 . - , . I'A HADE* 7 : 1 . r - . 7 : l.r» V E N E T IA N HI I N I ) S Atuminum • Cetlur ■■ I'ulishetl Uumimnn Ask Me For Free Esliniatr I’. W, STEVENS - HI7 \V. Htibinson -• Orlando I'hdite l!-R7'Jit FOH~TH1SZBEST IC E CREAM T ry . TIP—TOI* ICE ClfEAM W-, make our own Ire Cream, All flavor* . lusty — Delirious — Healthful ICE CREAM I’ hnnc 12LS NOTICE WANTED RELIABLE v, me In liiinrllp ntriiiinallv knmvn paint line. (In ly ‘ rin n iicln llj reapiinsible n m l apply. W rite I tux (J. I ‘n re llen ild Fint Among Fine W/irsl(/e:...BIended Whiskoy 86 proof 6 i w O k A iN i.»«litil spit it*. Ihi** fsu ibsii Ditlributoo, lo t. Ns** Tofk By- Rn.v (Jntto tl tr/vVRK IKE OZARK HAULED IT DOWN RIGHT ON TH LINE/ TH 0A5ERUNNE'LS. ARE RACING BACK/ i ■. V4 W J S f there 's th \ l ThfcOW TO . \ __ SECOND/ J . s 1 .-J MICKEY By Walt'Disney M O USk L E V S O KTO UTOFTHH C I T V ■BCFORE SOVbETWIISlS E L S E HAPPENS t — A N \ S -sG C ti D O V 3 U THINK. T O S Jk lK * 3 ! N , . . T O A , ansa* i a° t * iw *e r—«r... I—* Kv Paul ItoltinMnip ETTA KETT ^ y x t Pur CRLEPEK9'! You o u n a CLUOCJ 1-0 !■( LOOK. WHAT HAPPENED.'/, \ in*THE rtv o e c PLA7CS.*' ..... .. Ihe flrtitloua nam*. "Hemlnuir Cabinet IVurka" and that w* in land to raslaler M id -noma p u r•uartl lo Ihe-tarrna nt ihe fu titlo u i Name Klatvte ll'h a iile r tests. I a » , Ilf Florida I t t l l w ith the C l.rt Ihe C lrrult Court of Hamlpol* Coun­ ty, Florid* c U Wallace '* It. R. Maenuita'in Owners ( FlrrT pubtlrellop. Au*. It. 11(71 Midkftl Tut Provtd TU$ Grut to Rotm MONTHLY ¥**- sr* you troubled by 4 Wtreaa - ef - f eoteli fu n ctional m o n th l; d lttu ib an casF iH »a UUt make you sugar from pain, lael so n4r- By I*>an Striker I HE LONK HANGfciR r GET DCWN, hir WAKE BDIEVE YOURENT', m^r]m 5 A '* * ■ HIT WTKU . TU K SD A YS' tm rrtra's Most Itrauliful i X. Pink. V w ___ _ furnished or unfurnished, beau­ GIRL for cashier ft eoeraeGi coun­ FOR SALE: 1940 Dodge ton ft W £iWa pound lo re IUr a such tymptomal truck with *42 motor, 15,000 tiful lawn, over 90 fruit trade, U a recent tnedlceJ leas rtnkb ter, also soda girl. Looey'* Drug miles—elio 4-wheel utility trwil- Compound proved ramsrkebly hal •hade trees. H acre rich a l t l . Store, er to be pulled iMhind ear. 2-ton to Woman Iroubtad UiU way. I r a rated garden toil, 1 acre row tioetor* cell a uterlua asdaltt* load limit. Dick Aiken; Phono a (read *uoth|a« afl m . r . i P F n i r Nc R .. pasture, 2 chicken yard* fenced. 438-R.________________________ u en aa'a moal import! 1 artesian wall. Price 31350.00. )NT END3, U mil* Federal Highway In NCING. 1937 DODGE TUDOR, njw p*ipt, process, 9 mil** W. of SainottL upholstery good condition. Roy WilJj, BL No, 1 Box 78. * "YCU’II j A M F C t n irjll. I ' l l lll it e A ve n u e . M r-'. C m lie It H c W lrtD M llictb iM lb n T D Tysotti pastor • Hy TOM LAMBERT f AP New sfeiitutes ,.fc TtlJiYO —T h e if if of aver-populaliou is rising again from these crowded islands, a serion.:, arttculate and accuiate cry on an issue us Important to the rest »f the] world as In Japan. There me 7J.tHJO.iMKI people hud­ dled together on Japan's f»ui main tsla’nds In an aran smaller than the state of Montana They are 'jammed together 4'i~ to the iare mile nk compared will! lit tic tllutc I tin tl It tint- miunir mile in tlfr United States. Never in Japan's modern his lutV has tlie country's area Issn aide to support the population, which has more than doubled In 60 vest*. Since the occupation, some 635,0<H) additional acres hacq iiecn put Into production throogn land teclamation piograms which if cartie.1 out faithfully will give the country another 1,000,000 acres by AFIU FIVIHO FROM CHICAGO to New York lit two liotiFs aiul liiln u minutes. William I*. Odom . !-il) I* gu-rted l>y Mayor tVillitim O'Dkk y ;r I960. Rut bv that lime* if the popula­ *t New York’s City Hath Odom, who est|blbhed u ‘gtoLo-cItviiiiiJ jo. . id tion rise continues, if the birth­ of *1 bouts. 3 mlmites, 11 sctnnds, said lie at^o plaiincU td’ntdkc a t ill <it rate Is maintained. !f infant mor­ Xl.r lidcut Truman at the White House. (/rrtcruatlunul) tality do renKes furtli as a resuit of Allied health leaching* there will lie 80,000,(Mill’people in I’car utit the Japane.ki' ielp<*nm'i ontv *ix “ risiuciiift the rate o f imp to leave tjielr homriand Lu othci ulathoi g ro w th .;' these islands. T h e n a tu ra l tW n ttn * u iv tu u i i i' Jupnn'* population i t certain lo than sunny climes and gc.il Jiving tie an issue among the I’sacenuik- condition*. Of 5,5IK),IHhi tepittrr lleudipiut Ik 1 . w hich Pieparv.l i.t. ate* returned I " Japa n -.111" . lln(m llille ll-t* ns oilier P<r*slhl|ili.* era, most or whum will remember that Hitler. Mussolini ami the Nip. tml of the war. only 2.490,II(H* w’ere fo r Is'lte riitg the b>l of Jitpntlecivilians. dcvclupnii nt nf ht|*b.-, yi» h ponese ttieniselve* vriej| "over,s(MplVt ; * v i - . e ]tu v * » f jr d . , t.r.|MilclClor,w' As-une. eii-tn.e-fuf-evm iu ,.i!a t u u -t i m n Ta h u n icfm t'tr 1 pansion ntul aggression. because inklRgrists sought ritiite , 011*11 k-atnut of reiCjuinj u ; ‘sn'-, t 1 (t is liecoming a hi..... .... eWI i»siie with Jap an eo ieadris sun foi the armies and in d u stria l, u l ion, w hen p ra ctic a l, if-d e n i' id* a tu miming lahur |M ad. lic n lly im '«mI s*«s**| m w ntiiieriali- I themselves, who are . tuggryling In an outline <>f Japan's natural jm tm rted m a te ria l-, mat t. • tentative telinslies. Allied headouaileri i.y n i n n i iirnm iusi le i * . s , VllttlcllC Utstrltil v u llic lte iii't i ad ki! "I ra t 'll id . Prime Ministfr Tetsu Kula> amn trSource* hy 'f suggestion incntiorie.t.tiyci.tlit p ^ tm e.l ruaterutlatold The As“o. i*te<l Press that It* -r: uton with Nippon’s future c.-on"holies" the Allirii will "consider tf*r ouc oyatcrowded conditions" when writing1 the peaiV treaty- * Foreign Minister llitoriii Ashida* ------ J1 !ST A R R IV ED ! classified Jbw-Japa ue*«-e«uigi ati on plolib'm as "a problem for uegotialjnn" after the treaty Is signed, Y’ep. we’re jiruinl lu nnnoiince evidence tlint he at least looks to new mliHlinn tn imr feetl .slurk . . . eipigtatiun as one way to aolve the unuthrr rtirlnnd nl mil rienls frnm ovar-populat inn. Stnie Minister Mltsusiike YoncmI!h imii nttundiinl vitnntins knl«i nsseittsJ recently, I tliink • In htereiise ymir liappine>s. it iiinv be an idea to petition the Allied power* to allow' return of A ( AIM.OAI) HE our nnlionals to foreign coun­ tries. . . Semi-Solid Butlemiilk Prodm ls There is no doubt thn’ Japan is over -populated but there is no Cuntr In and gel vuur Hiipply Intm it*- DmLh . doubt either that the Japanese for hugs, rhicketm, turkeys and rnlves! roll id relieve the pressure some ■what themselves. Hunt's Tuxedo Fet'd Store One wav would he to settle an­ other million people oil Hokkaido, Corner Second. & Snnford Avenue Nippon's frontier islan! to th« north. Allied hendipisrteM ex­ . ['hone 358 perts say that this island, con­ taining almost one foutth of the acreage In Japan and only about 1*2 It It of her population, i*'"*Kriv YA-DE tnoth proofing lasts '6 Vents. Hnve your wonlens .ninth ru ltiiliillv unde r-p op u la te d." - proofed now. - DowmftvfTrt-'tPJrtMusi Japanese. IiuWeVe C sli’ iuers ft Liinmtry, 113 Palmettn der at the "cold dlff-cub. living" Ave. Phono 914. when naked why^thla partial toluHon of jettrling .q^»re people •to Piano Tunhrg and Repairing. I. Hokkaido is not mote s.ircessfu. Hill, Res. 011-W. Japanese tilwaya are choosy •FLOWERS alnml the liH-atiuns to which Hu v HIONH tem all occasions wish to emigrate. They have and Shuw ranis and posters MeNEILL A YOST FLORISTS would iigaui leap at moving to O— DH1VH MIGN HER VICK Blpes Ave. Just off Celery Hawaii, California or Hurt! tm. Office ph. 403 residence oh. 6|0 B 1 O. D, (jimtrrss. Phnn* t 02l they show 'little incllnaliou to do Paint*. Poultry' Supplies, Natl*. Watch and clock repairing. Elec­ any pioneering. tric Appliance, Hewing Machine When the Japanese overran* Purina Feed*, Groceries and and vacuum clennei ir|iatrs. The Manchuria and held it up to the Meats. Touchton A Watson, 1201 Home SJujv. lib 41 Sanford Ave. home folks as “living space," out v Celery, Phone 1198. G. C. Fellows, Phone 1143 J. a few hundred thousand — and those mostly businessmen or got FOR HALE— Umerock for drive­ ernnient officials— o ;aded that way* and roadway*— l'bon* RKNT A CAR wav. 1241. YOU DRIVE IT Repatriation figures f u r I he i PHONE 200 rUXFDO F E E DA--com pl*ta lino. RBRICK I. AND- 31OR R IRON Hunt's Tux«Je Fenl.Siora Legal Notice U DRIVE-IT. INC. FOR HALE HUfllK Nolle* It IieisD) Blv*n <•*#< OLD NEW SPAPERS—3 CENTS SIS rllKHSsl In tlUsJn*** St l i t 8*11 GC*L* TTO r / k h PER POUND. BUNDLED IN folit A ke,i ue, Vkunli.l.l * l.irlJs .. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING dsr the rtc tith i f S tlit* p iA i.i.. BUNDLES. It-e .r * lt* i,l* «»r - I.” . a tel tlisl ' AND TYPING 10. 15. 20 and 25 CENT ' InltBd tu r*gl*l*i saiu risoi* pu< CREDIT IIUKEAU OF •asm I., Ills I* Mo* n( Hu KlrtliiiniHERALD OFFICE HANFORD NiyilS Mlalllt* tChaplei P 'U t , lata* 116 N. Park Phmie 139 lit EtbrUtS. ts tll O11a III* •Set • See Jiqtmie Cowan's Sheet Metal I.f rill C In sJI I'n u ll at K.inni'1’1 Works far new Radiatois, new ( on or v . Klorlila. Radiator cores. Radiator clean­ EXPERT R A D I O REPAIRING A1f i nl W. II. 8lsn»*r t*hll ■ m.iiilry, Ji ing and repairing. Fred Myers. 311 E. 2nd SL (Mini’ll CONCRETE HEWER PIPE July !». I»«JSEPTIC TANKS. Grease Trap* ATTENTION MOTHERS —DIAPER SERVICE — ■Block*, Aluminum Window* uml Baby Valvrt iurrj -Whit* cement Paint, (e. Hun Iran*—htxfcaa. !'T J t-trtrtti— In ilru n in n — e m — rl. lied cnnlainer. Econumicai ami I.tils un unt «*• *k*ltr li»*trr t Miracle Concrete Company, Sul aafe. Fully medically approved ii I" llli a il" t » ■nil at th* u lljte ul Elm Ava Phona 1335. In Ilk* suuir Cell Daytona 2IB7-W collect foi iliahi*pau|iarln(tane*ni . T h e tmard reaarke* the Film FOLEY SAW FIL E R . Retcmther deteiln. tMPdiaper*, $2 4 wee :. tu illir*»IHl *11 Hit, * end 3 setters. EmericV wood -FIR ST IN SANFORD" llnera of I'ebtle laurtaroUe working machine with H H. P. tina,a ,.f Tu t,lie Iruttiictiun l ‘" r'enilnut^ Coanty, *1*84*1 motor. I Band Saw. 817 W. 13th LONNIE MCMULLEN’S Merkel T IV. larwlohi Herretaty 8L 1, K. Jnriten. Chairm an Barbrr Shop open Thursday, Friday ft Saturday. BEE THE new lutwn Shaver, Ask MorirH for demonstration. SENKARIK Nirtlre |* h e r.h r irlven rb»« we art GLASS ft .PAINT CO. 112-114 In ihe wonrlwurhln* liuetneM un W, 2nd «L 13 N O TIC ES— P E R SO N A L Itaflruad and Carnnm rlal Avanun Batteries ft flattery Charging. H, IL POPE CO.- INC. SANFORD. Beauty Salon—Phone 1864. 309 Perk. Mary .McMahon. 8MALL furnished bungalow, cor­ CAL WONDER pepper plant*. L. Phone 1354. Permanent waves ner lot, immadiato possesilon. B. Mann, la k e Monutc. Fie. Id . up, guaranteed. Water sufPriced at 15,000.00. tentr. Also open evenings. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS SOFA, I8lh Century *tyle, slip Raymond I.und<iid*t, Associate cover* Included-. Phone 4>lti*Wi Phon* 731 Atlantic f l t l k Bldg. 4 CEILING fgn* for (ale. Laney’* 14 LO ST A FO U N D 8 BEDROOM hou*a fumUhtd or Drug Store. un/urnlibcd. New *l*ctric kitch­ LOST: Female Ret Terrier, white en, double garage 4 acre*, frw with brown Spots. Answers to fl AKTICLE3 WANTED fruit tree* on ML Dora Highnemo. "Sandy". Phono 328-M. wav 0 miles from Sanford. Phone Highest cash, price paid for used Reward. County 3305. furniture. Ted Devi* Furniture ■ ■ 11 Co. 311 E. 1 s t Ph. 958, GOOD, five room bungalow loc­ LOST—Two 1100 x 20 Tire* on ated on large corner lo t Priced I’LL BUY your car regardless of rim*. Ilrand number* 2743 ft $5,500.00 with term*. 2807. Finder notify Teritlanil •ge or condition. Roy Reel, 904 ROB IOBERT A. WILLIAMS Trail Tours at Sanford. Phono W, 2nd SL__________________ |g Raymond Lundqulat, Associate - 11. Rsward. Phone 7$2 Atlaatlc Rank Bldg. 7 Pets, UveetocK^ Supplies 6 ROOM HOU. - -W-Lf ■ , I. ■ — - �■* .1 PACE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA W I WII. VVedemeyer Reports !Reporter Flies With To Chiang-Kai-Shek-Sanford Pilot During National Glider Meet NANKING. Aug. ip GF>— Geo. Explosion (C a»ll»M < Irw ra g * OM) arnltr control tuday, Army enlneer* and troops. who arrived urlng the night, aurreedrd in isolating several large munition* dumps from which more explo ■tons had been expected. ■ The gravity or the disaster waa pointed up by the dispatch of Adm. Regsfdgo Rodrigues,-na­ vy minister, from Madrid to the •gene. So complete was the ruin o ' the naval arsenal, situated .about two mites from central Cadiz, that no clue was left to the Cause oft the disaster. The force of the explosion Cracked buildings in the hemt Of .Cadii. Street cars were dr- t ~ Tbr --hw.T- v!Ca u ksoA■vY't , iS T f r ..m their, hinges. The explosion came at •I0:o« P. M. last night. Spanish author(ties announced no estimate of the casualties. 'Reporters said most of * the Injured they saw had been cut hy flying glass nr were bruited by falling debris. Tha Jere i de Is Frontera radio station, 16 miles to the north, broadcast appeals throughout the night for d rotors, nurses and me*S lelties. Ambulances and rrscue teams were arriving from as far east aa Malaga, west from Huelva, and north from Sevilla. Reds Hit U. S. (C a n lla a .4 (row l’» « . <hte| eral Albert C. Wedemeyer, In a five-hour conference today with General isslmn Chlang' Kai-Shek, gave the Chinese leader what offlelal sources deserthrd as a "very frank” report In conditions in Formosa, (Union ami Shahghail The American presidential en­ voy conferred at Chiang’a . re­ sidence. with lime out only for lunch, and the unexpected length if the session recalled Wedemeyer's previous crltiral reports of rondltbm* 'jis he hsd found them In north -China anti Manchurls. *P Wrdrmeyer Is In China to TiAt ffllt I t all. ... ..— -i "The council alone must deride thi* question and not the Nether­ lands. The government of the Netherlands certainly will submit to decisions of the council *jf>. we •how no Indri-iklon." Complaining that the couneil had uaetl too little of Jta power, rather tU n overstepping author.. Itv as maintained by the Dutch, the’ Soviet delegate Hi to renewed hii demands that troops from lioin aide* be withdrawn to positions hold when hostilities broke Mil July 21 In Java as thn result of what the Dutch called police ac­ tion. "The government of the Nelh•rlands Is not satisflol that they perpetuated a crude attack on the Indonesians.” ha said. “They even demand that the Indonesian* not interfere with Dutch troopi." Local Communists In Greece Ajd Guerrillas ATHENS. Aug. 19. OPl-Press r * ports today agld a heavy guer­ rilla assault on the town of Naoutia, 60 miles west of Halomka. was beaten back last night aftor tsvsral hours of hard fighting. The reports satfl ths guerrilla*, disguised as "peaceful citizens,' a m *I ofF 1 local rnmmlinlils b*.I l.llrn.J Communists m sml burned 160 houses, the townhall, the polstation and ths c iv il admlnlsRon office be/ors Iwdng rrpel- & : i.” A v a l i s t forces j v .’ co said to hav* used srtm jrjrTocounfer ths affects of heavy mnt!*r fire by tho rebels, who withdrew to Mount Vermlon oorly this morning. War Minister Georg,i Slisto* is­ sued a statement saying the situa­ tion was Improving. If a said the •rmr was considering the foimatlon of Independent mnbllo commando units to fight tho guerril­ las. • An announcement from Kosanc said 10 guerrillas captured in a hauls at Grsvtna July 27 had been Indonesian Fight icvsUs m s tm s r * n o**> advancing on Sumatra totho ftro-gutUd t#wn ol -Brandon, H miles north in. Eartlar Dutch dls•aid somo 5.000 homsle** wsro living at tha town food or shelter. Mrs. Paul M. Camplmll k M R R. I- Ragsdale Fntrrlaineufw (tb a luncheon at Mrs. Csmpbsll'a hmne Friday at 1:30 in honor of Miu l^ma Aulln, bride-elect. The rooms were attractively decoruteil witn white asters and fern, 'pie lunch*, on was served on Individual tm.vs to each of the guests, after which the hride-elecl was presented with an assortment of gifts. 'I‘he hot. trsses gifts to the bride Were in her chosen pattern of Fust oris. Those enjoying this affair W ert: Mrs. Andrew Aulln, mother of tjre honoree. Miss Hetty Aulln, and rtowp."* Glider Pilot tJuy Storer ed rentiMirr*After hjs fact-find­ of Rahfnnl, Kla.. commented over ing trips to the north, he express­ the left harness strap of his ed criticism of Inefficiency and parachute. corruption nmrmg Chinese mili­ I wasn't ready to call anyom tary and rivoll officials. names vel. Oq Chill's fighting (routs, Down below the other nallp'nne* meanwhile government troops entered In lire 1,41h apnual rmcling listed In Homan provienre were of the National Soaring Society reported striking sharply against looked like flypaper captives. the communist rsiding forces of Just below n cloud up ahead n Genersl 1‘o-Chrng, which had . cut little biplane tugged at several thn Tslngtao-Tsinan rail line. hundred feet of tow rope. V«« A dispatch to the independent, air. felt like a tile rid?. newspaper Haiti Min I’ap from Its "Don't wiggle your elbows or Rushnw correspondent sold nation, voti’ll punch n liulo in the fab­ allst forces In northern Shantung ric.” Storer had warned when inrovlnre, moving from Tsinan. trodurlng the glider's cockpit. No sd joined a second column mov­ one want* to punrh holes’ln a rrafl ing westward at Chowtauh. about that looks—nnd fe.ds—nleml 60 miles east of Tsinan. durable and airworthy os one of Tha government’s rampalgn Rally Rand's fans. to recapture the vital roal mines "How do you like It’ ” Rioter nt Foshan, about 30 milrt south used about the sam • totm of voire of the railway, was reported anv auto driver would use In "loll­ progressing. ing the kids to keep .pilot on the A government, aiiiiminrriqentj..|.hark V at. ■ • <nld ChUng*; rtre A -fn-Vhe past l’i nrtirallv no md*e, Nothing four weeks bsd captured 100 hut the sound of the wind iit*htowns In {shantung province and ing past the cockpit reimpy and recovered more I tun 3,000,000 wings. square kilometers of territory. Rlnrer pulled a lever nnd the The Communists, the announce­ tow rope fel| away. ment continued, have suffered "See. Nothing no here but us 07,000 casualties, including those and the air current*,” One whigkilled wounded and rspured. tip liped Up with’ the flng pole nt Sheppard Field. Thn nllit r rould have Iteen flirting with star*. gtaluy, Cafl llaul, Fred Pierrot, J . N. Thompao.n lut«M>n llgidjr, Robert le e Kemp, 1. W, Coates, Jo,., Lidnhart. and J . il. Jones, Jr., Oviedo, and Mrs. Rfrharil 'tiimck, Miss IIIil is* Crcalhe, snd Airs. J . R. Augcnblick, (Irlamlo. Mr. and Mrs. Rravc* tlsstoe, who have l*een guests of C. T. Nildacks. have returned to their home In Atlanta. Wh'lo hern they visited' manv points of interest In Florida will* their hosts. Mr. and Mrs. n*n II. Joni-a spent Ihe week-end at Daytons Rearh with Mrs. Jones* parent.*, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Iterher. Mr. and MrsTTom lioTlIiigsworth have"B7riy,;d In Oviedo and will le b.iatrd at the Covington raidsn house temporarily. Mr. Hollings­ worth will In* associated with (’baric* T. Niblark In business. Mr. and Mrs. William It. Mrrk and daughter, Joan, nml son, llllly who have been visiting- fo r , tpfc t'tiamt'yvrs, J r o le Hr rtu t Aflfinr |t*l| T o 11irfaint W Mp#ni*#r “* T I im K I r MOliTfiAlif: Jfthmtt* iMarbrnn and Iliitlt T o A J William* UTIH# MTIUTILTIIW ill' iffiVlTfS %f}|:a Lundrion, Andrew V T o II H A r ­ nold rlw i Ho»n*» O lrn o ris le'*an ror|». T n I-It III are llo|if>r Cold Front I ’o Hit Midwentern StateH Hy TIIF. AHHICIATKD I'ltKHg From high' un the Rockv Mmin*«ln slope nnnther cold front the sliding lastly eastward toward the hot nnd parched Midwest today with possible crop-reviving gen­ eral rains, " I t ’s too early yet to say just how this cold push will art or how much rain It will bring,” the Chicago Weather Rurenu said, adding that a decided rellsf from the high 90 and 100 degree temp­ eratures appeared a certainty for most of the plains slates within fft hours. The forecaster said the fold air crossed Into Montana and Idaho from Canada about midnight am| •hat It was exnrrtrd tn spread Into the Dakotas py *r,night, and Into Minnesota and Nehtnska by to. morrow. W lth ln 46h m ir». he -----------------.1117® ave ttemperature/at least 16 dogrees under todays continued highr Tradings. Th* accompanying rain, tha Bureau said, might turn out to bo only scattered showers but It might also, Just possibly, he a general drought breaker for a considerable aec|lon of tho northcentral and northern plaint states. Meanwhile, no relief wa* In sight for virtually all the remainw r of tho nation, sweltering again from a recurring hot blast that has spared generally only the Atlantic and Pacific coast states. Throughout most of tho region from the Appalachia n to the Rocky Mountains, temperatures in the 90a or above appeared cer­ tain to.be. reppeatad today and to­ morrow, tha Weathor Bureau •aid. County Meet (f’«*tlaM O I r s a F aae Oae» provbUd a r mmy ,aub- .liT i i sat at ia-ft77^-VTh- Hoanl 1 used to make marshmallow mad* every effort “ to gat »2:t0fl ros'Yif0 w to thank those who aided tn their recent Community .... Drive. Jerry Walker, Exalted Ruler Sealy Walden, Secretary lhUut.-Lluc-iM*. E al. county agent and Horn- Demonstratfon outlay Is 29,072. For publicity, tho Bowsl approp­ riated--M,000 td the Rem! note County Chamber of Cotnmotro and 11,260 to th# Junior Chamber of Md form of tho hollyhock Commerce. Total publicity eul- IANK4 Special In fhe Sanford Herald lly MAR|AN R. Y, lie GARTH JONES A!’ Newsfeatures WICHITA FALLS. Tex. — Up front, the glider pilot uigghd a few gadgets and errmrd to be hav­ ing* a swell time. Personally, I wasn't convinced of the extent of my pleasure. It was mv first title in a glider. It’s not like rbllng in a regular airplane. Ufa more like someone tying n kite string to you ami say­ ing "HmvVwtpjkUag up thete. Dub?" "All we Irv to do is make a liar out of.ihe guy who said "Eveyf- and that will end the uniter," Johnson safd. t He. m lm lg U ttM t, ItiiMit bus “Attributed all sorts of motives to . tha United States which we never thought of." The United State.* then suppor­ ted a Chinese move that the coun­ cil accept a Dutch plan for a single "Imparital state" to Investigate conditions in Indonesia and s.ipcrvfie resulta of cease fi^j orders. The'flrsl step would W an ervlhr■pot report hy “earye.- consuls" Btationerl In Halavla. Seminole County -The-Ameriean-off-r-of good’of • flees was made In the course of Court Records opening debate more than a fort­ night ago when the council direc­ %%.1 Mil %N T V IIHM IIO ted the two parties to Institute n r H i *#, J t> H its K w b i i 11 T « truce. The Netherlands Immedi­ J u W lU n K 11if refill «(u ¥ Minnie K * ately arrepted the American effer Nral, Jnrnn \ rlit* i.Vrrtta T o but the Indonesians •Conditioned Vn rry M Hhtrjw H til iFllen Jtin** ('H y of Hanford T*» i* A llilltfm their approval on the outcome of 11 H r lu t Otlv t* T o Itolpo plea* to the council for U, N. in- A Arrtold| Jen Itini rim veitlgation and arbitration. Wash­ Tliffffifwtn* Al*nrr L Hus ington then sent a note to Jog- A T o F r H ^ r l r k fl. «tui , Jakarta last weekend declaring A r n « H. Elgin* ||g*ftm I ' r u l t t H u t Tf * that if the Indonesian* continued Woodrow I T f jf i il t d u x I*n1ji. to Insist on a specific method of MeNaughton, Jithii t Wl dr t fo settlement "our offer of good of­ Kfiiicea I! Millet d m IH1# H WI ilia m*. iamM A eit*» fliii* To fices necessarily lapsei." * Replying to contention* pf tin l»* winMl VI Mjirtflfr rt if ■ Ed IIt* S' JatnV* A m u (H I* M*!r -Netherlands government that (he T oWHHftint Rickard William** no Jurisdiction U. N had ■ ‘ - ‘ IIn the MMAii i .m t s : vitut ri. Ams* II a rr ifn n J y r tu t M m a ff H cases Gromykko declared “The Indoneslan-gmeinntent re- T o Fjf*t Federal Hnvlnit* no t ANfH’|n||(in lies on the Security Council and IsOfit Hhatp** Varney it d i n Ellen expects help from It. The Nether­ Jann T n J* m o A N t it H u t ( V r lands act* a* if this organisation * > •'a* Oviedo for the Jayceea, but found that they could not give this without ketesrin# tho mlllage," aald Mr. I never knew I hsd it so gi <s| pn jh e ground.-------- ----------------- 'Those are spoil -rs"-Storer pul­ led n gadget. A eoupl' of bmr, door-looking things popp'd up on the wings. The glbbo ptaigKglly went in reverse. I.ike |Mid;iliiig the wrong way on n coaile.- Idke. Then we dropped d twn a rouide bundled frrt to pl.’k up gliding speed again. And I'm the lad wha Imtrqi tn ride elevators. “Thai was a thermal” A thnmnl feels just like a kick In the pants. "That's whnt ftreja us up in the air.” Storer-explained. It was go. ing to take a lot of explaining. Either the ground v a i coining up to sav "Howdy” or v.v weie going down faster than n greased pig on n fireman's ool-i. "Guess we must have lost lh.il thermal. We seem to lie going down." There was an 'Ave' Vote frmn- the trackseatrrr — ------- •vriilnk I'll lust land It on the apron rinse to the hanger." •A glider pilot’s lijea of 'el'isj' I* next to the wash room yvhen he can reached the paper towela without sUVlching. A used far bargain Pulled mil on the taxi strip. Htoier whistled and veiled and liounced.' The Fill ran pick up a copy of mv finger­ prints from those etch'd <m the ripcord pf that parachute. NometHulv went over nnd some­ body went under. Rlorer cutsed btvause the nose of the glldec waa barely Inside the hangar doors. Aud now—Has anyone seen « fellow about no high and about so wide? The one who salt! with such malicious sweetness: ' Why don't voti take a ride In n glidec Water Tested | i i n i i i u t l i s a P a»* n a r t ty-fifth Street.. . ' ■ 3—F*r*'ald-1.aught cn Memorial Hospital at tlm Airport ■ t —Municipal Ball Park at Me.lorvill* and Cel-ry Avenues. ■ V—Mayfair Inn on East F:r*i [Btrest. ...' ■ *>—ih * 1900 block on W*»t T irst Strool. » ' '• ■ ^ T h o Mock on West T h lrJ T W I W Mr. and Mrs. Donsld Lclnhsrt and twins, Wynn snd Gary, havo returned from a recent visit to Tampa with relatives; alto Day. tuna Reach, where they were Ihh guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Max Lelnhartr Mr*. I.ueille Johnson; of Ilrlle Glade, has returhed homo after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. NI Mack and family. •* Mr. and Mrs. ,C. O. Rildwln, of Dallas. Georgia visited friend* and relatives In Oviedo Thursday. They visited with Mr, J . A. Har'lx and Mr. and Mrs. R. L Ragsdale, an I were dinner gurats of Mr. and Mrs. Young Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gore and Mr. and Mrs. J . W. McKinnon were dinner guetla,of Mr, an.LMr*. Joe London Fashions Are Not Drastically New honor of Mr. LeinharCahtethday. Mr. and Mra.'llurgr** Mr,Mahan are the parents of a aon. horn Thursday night at the Florida Sanitarium. Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Ward are the parents nf a boy, too. Sir*. Ward Is the former Sliss Kalidra Culpepper, sister of Mrs. Henry Wolcott, The Rev. II. L. Kirk, of Orlando, who has teen substituting for the Rev. II. II. Link, who is on vaca­ tion. was the recent dinner guest of 5!». and Mra. Fred Pierson, other guests Included the Rev. Kirk’* sister and Dr. J . W. Martin. Jills* Martha Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. IL Hunter, snd Mr. Thomas E. Todd, were united in marriage on August 12th a t ' fiavunnah, Georgia. Mr. and Mr*. Todd are nnw visiting Sir*. Todd's parents hare fur several davs before returning lo their work at New York CiVy. Mr*Todd » formerly o f 'S t . flabrieT. ritillfomla. -| l.irut. ami Mr*. James R, .Mor­ row of Grrrn Cove Springs are the week-end guests uf Mr. nnd Mrs.* Hill Martin. Mrs. Claire Coffee, of Fort Pierce, was the recr’nt guest of Judge and Mrs. Theodore Aulln. Mr. Dan Chislohm and Mr. Reese Chltham are spending the week-end In lutkelsnd. fcnlng his Jacket* with ranvas and padding. Dfgby Morton does it with pockets. Export clothes are often 13ti inches from the floor, but for tho home market most designets stick to 16 or 16 inches. Onlv Norman Hartnell haa experimented with mldtealf lengths in hts day clothes. " I ’m having pity on my home customers who have to wear last year’s coat over this year'* suit,” said Amies. Dav dresses are fairly simple, with tiny waiate and rounded hips. Rome houses use drapery, mostly to the front, where the skirt full­ ness is usually concentrated. Hardy Amies uses much diagonal drap­ ery. Many o f his dresses show wraparound lilies with aide fasten­ ings, drapery is pulled up (o one side, necklines often cross over,This house shows man/ suit nlou ? * o a«t sVvSral w e rk s% rT u lra V O k la ., Tennessee-and Atlanta, have returnetl home. Mra. Lcdn Peters, of Tails,mssee, wa* the recent gurst of Mrs. Maude Coates. Mr. and Mra. Hoy Eason, of Savannah, Georgia, arrived Raturdav to apend m-xl week with Mr. Eason’s alstrr^Mra. Mae King and Mere. Mrs. Geo. C. Moans tmtl Mr. Means. Mr; ami Mrs. I.con (tlHff left, fhrrrrtaV" tn ’SpcniFa Werv at "IVaytona Reach. Mr. and Mrs. (I. R. Moon and daugliters. Martha Anno ami Valorr. who have teen touring the West, are now in Atlanta. Mr. and Mr-*. I.con Olllff were recent dinner guests bf Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Anderson, Orlando. Mra. The™lore Aulln. Rr., Mrs. F. T, !a.*e. nnd Mra. It. F. Rnttler*on spent Thursday at Winter Haven. Mrs, Mae E. King and guests', Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kssyn spent Sunday al Hilvrr Springs. En route home they will Ron at Daytuna Rrarh for several dnvs. Miss Hillic Chance, who has lie<-n visiting her aunt. Mra. Carol llatnerlck, Mr. Ilnmrrirk nnd Car­ ol. Jr . nt Apopka, h i* returned home. . . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wagner amt children,- Knv nnd-Tommv,~ttsr* moved Into their newly constructed home at Uuludred. Mrs. Augusts D. Covington !f spending several weeks at Ashe­ ville. N. C. Mr. nnd Mr*. Will Cat Itjn and grnnddaughtrr, Lynelle, who har>‘ teen visiting Mr. Carlton's sUtrr, Mrs. J . N. Thompson, and Mr. Thompson, liave n-turnr,| lo their home nt Trenton, * Mrs. Floyd Wngnrr anil rhildten. Kav and Tommy viaHnl Mis. Wagner's parents, Mr.' nnd Mrs. Frank Tnlls.tt last Week. Mr. nml Mrs. A. M ..Jones left Ruridav to visit Mr. Jones' moth­ er, Mrs, O'Neal, nt Webster. Af­ ter several days they will return with their daughter, Shirley, who has hern at Webster vis'tlng for'a couple of weeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, Jr. left Saturday for a three weeks' vacation. They will stop at Way* nrtville, N. C. first to vUlt Mr. Wheeler’s parents Mr. gpd Mrs. B. F . Wheeler. Rr. and sister,-Mrs. Jphn Evans, Mr. Evan* and child­ ren for a while before rolng on to other points of Interest. Mrs. Fred Pierson ami dauxhter-, Anne, left Saturday for New Smvrna n*ach where thev will spend several (lavs with Mr. and Mr*. Brn F. Ward. Fred Pierson left Saturday for Georgia where h* will visit r*l>. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1947 ■ - Thumds r D P Entry (f •><!•>•* IrvHi Paav Past Miller are subject to Renats con­ firmation Isjrr and were .made a* reccr* appotetmer's. In his statement of Dec. ??, 1945, to which Ross referred, Mr. Truman said thpt 'The Immensity / of the problem of displaced per- sons and refugees Is almost be­ yond comprehension." At that time, the, Prssidont said most of the person* wennatives of Central snd Eastern Eutope and the RaUsn't. The Im­ migration quotas for all this# countries for one year total apI proximalely' 39,000, two-thirds of * which ate allotted to Germany. By BARBARA WACR AP Newsfeatures LONDON— A new silhouette, not drastically different but clear­ ly defined. Is emerging from the “big ten” London ftihiou shows. Tentative attempts of the last two vears have Jelled into something different, though London hour** still shv at extremes, out of sym­ pathy for their coupon-circum­ scribed customers. Skirls and coats of suits, are longrr, ‘with waists corset-tight, hips accentuated. RklrU are of two extremes—pencil slim or ac­ cordion Dhraled. en iilitg-^K* the neckline. MostAoats are tightly fitted 'at the waist ami fully flared below II. Hut there are stltl a few loose, flawing, swing-back roata, with huge collars and lapels to match the lining. There are a few finger­ tip length coata worn over pencil alim skirts or suits. Man/ jackets, worn over dresses, are buttoned high. This seems to he .a year of rrer-nsr Almost all-lbe houses fra^ *----‘ The froren. food Industty now is turrd lime and bottlo green. processing frown pies, rolls, Amies had a soft, light mossgreen, a quince and manv brownish-yel­ rakes, and other desserts. low greens. Hartnell showed many purples, electric blues and other Slewed rose* ’ and primroses ' hard color*. There Is still w lot of mice were popular continental! dull orange, brick, scarlet and dr-.serts. ■ ' |crimson.Htlebel teamed up a jot of soft loiren Broadus, Jacksonville, was named by Florida sports writers for tho IDtft Orange Bowl award of “ Moat Out sanding High School Athlete.* Broadus Is now a freshman at the University of Florida pet cen l of tlte snmtnl quota, or 3,1*00 monthly. Congressional committees hvld hearings during th* recent ses­ sion ot Congress but took no ac­ tion on a proposal to admit 400,- 1 000 displaced persons, 100,000 yearly ovrr a four-year period, to the United States. There were estimates at the hearings that there are approximately 660,000 to 900,000 .displaced persons in Europe. In connection with his 1945 di­ rective, Mr. Truman continued: " I consider that common de­ cency and the fundamental com­ radeship of all human beings re- *-* quire us to do what lies within > ou- power to see that our estab­ lished immigration quotas see used In order to reduce human suffering." The President then directed th# . secretary o f state, ths sttorney „nd .qthrr ’ rrfUteal. - tn .-recced a t^ n c e “to* “apedite th# quota immigration of displaced persons and refugees from F-urnpe to tho United States.'' . English tweeds with' dark or bright velveteen o r new "cottoo velvet” blouses. Gray and white went with Nile green, a red-flecked black tweed suit had a tdack vel­ vet ehlrt. He ehowed a good deal of copper pink, toffee-beige, wesktea and orchid-gray colon'. There were a few anklr length cocktail dresses In the collection, but British houses do not go for these as Americans do. Amies evening showed, two, ankle dresses, om white w * * end lea. entitled "Starlign "Moonlight.” But the bsjlot length skirt for .evening..is ’.unpopular here, and American women wno expect to wear them to smart GLIDER FEAT ' reatauranta here run the risk of RERN, Switzerland — HP)—A being asked to leave as they are Swiss gilder pilot, Max Sehackennot considered "evening dress.” mann, haa made the first westto-east crossing nf the Alps in * CLEANING UP. gilder. Rchachenmhnn took off at NEW YORK—(AT-Three To­ Help, near Bern, and landed St mer malor leaguers, Al Cueclnello Hilvaplnna, near Rt. * Moritz, a of-the-C-erdinalt-and liianUi-Wal- ‘distance o r i K kllbmeTer*;--------|y lli.IS.rrnw of the Rinstnr* ai.d Wally Signer of *he Cubs, «:e Fish is one of the most p#rmembers nf the New York Citv Department nf Sanitation baseball Ishnble of foods. team. Russlnns have obtained a nu­ Commercial freezing of fish bv tritious oil from the seeds **f artifical refrigeration .late* back knnpdragnn*. to 1661 in Maine. LUCKY STRIKE presents THE M AN W H O K N O W S * wee» - • - - -* rrrr THE TOBACCO AUCTIONEER! .. . -rg ts ® ? : * .. . ■ . lid 's an tf— — j-. ——__ cr*. his mother-in-law. who has Ichlorlne aimed been Spending several weeks there ■ lk — Municipal Water Plant Arl- with her daughter, Mrs. Uoh Cox,1 atcr Iwforr chlorine was added. of Moultrie, will retty-g with Fred. 10—Fourth Htieet Park be­ tween Park and Oak Avmuse. Rnporta marked "aaliefaetory— nA coltform organkime found,” were given for each of the above samples of water, said Mr. Rayrr, « The slamfatd barter lolugical analysis of water is designed to determine whether or not colllform bacteria ara present. These are the organisms , commonly found In human and animal aewag*. They do not enute waterboms diseases but serve x« danger signals. If they ate pres ent there la* a possibility that in­ testinal pathogrnic bacteria (ty­ phoid, dysentery, etc.), may also be present. I t n u t l n r l y fiw tubes are used, each Inoculated with' 10 ce of the water sample. A CUB Bof i : IT Bear for Work ■ JOHN f a l t e r FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette LUCIAN PUADOM IS RIGHTI. . . And lUce him, scores of other experts. . .who really Anoui tobacco... have Been the makers of Lucky Strike buy " fine quality tobacco.** After all, that’o what you want In a cigarette . . . the honeet, deep-down en­ joyment of fine tobacco. iMarahnH'M Talks |realises* f«.« Pas* ftael sign a hemisphere defense treaty liar* tenned "economic aggres­ sion.'' Guillermo licit, Cuban ambas­ sador to the United States, told rsport« t s h* —w o u l d " M a matter nf principle that fun­ damental human rights and d'gnllles he preserved in this treaty,M asserting that Cuba would “never sign any International agreement not containing such right* and dignities.*' ^ its from tho genets] oper­ ating fund Is the 9189,66ft lamdlntereat snd sinking fund which, is handled by the Stato Ooard ad­ Warm colored brents and brass ministration In Tallahaues and Is containers era perfect for ■f*U financed by gat tax revenue*. and winter flower arrangement*. -*>— te re memb f n v W6T0H / tlC K Y ^ T R I K i ^ f l A N S ^ N E FOR Mil ToBA C C O So Rounds So Firm, t o Fully Rocked — So Free a n d l « o y on ■ ' . ■ fl \ * ® * * i\ j V • ■, \ \ rv-rr^3r=? . . . .+ ■- - i "' - - / j ., t . .! ' l-r- f _ V '- . * �t ---------- - - T alvTT-'** —* f (a U a ity T h c rv l a B tra n y lh — TH E W EATH ER To Protect til* Pm m of U * World i To Promote lb * Pro* res# of Amtries; To Produce Proof wparity for Rsnford- Considerable cloudiness with scat* Ur«d showers tonight and Thors* da*. Modtiate «»«terly wind*. AH INDEPENDENT DAILY ■NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXV111 ^r- Congress Credited U. S. Examines Disbanding Of Marshall In Loan Talks Saving In Budget Snyder Says Problem Lie Says UN Investi­ By STERLING P. GREEN WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 W $ Prnkirnt Ttuman raid today fed­ eral spending this fiacal year will fall only $500,000,000 ahoit ol hu original eilimate tWpite the Republican economy drive >ii Congreu. But he forecast an hi» tone $4,700,000,000 budget »ur* pint next June 30, (. . vM r. T ^ a a *$ n 'i - ^ Approached W i t li G r e a t Sympathy; No New Loan Asked gators In G r e e c e To Remain, Even If Russia Withdraws WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 (ff) Secielary oj the Treatury Sny­ der today repotted good progieit British - Amctican finincul High July Exports, in talks and indicated he was piobIncrease In Coal ing England's internal affair*- at Production C i t e d ■ condition of eating the $3,750,000,000 loan agreement. Snyder, chief United Slates nr LONDON. Aug. 20 u tt-D m uty Prime .Miniiter Herbert Mot- gotistor, told a newt conference item announced today' si^u ^cl, ,j(ally- thal thr,*Btiliih have LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 20 —Trytjvr Lie, *rc«etary-8cneial ol the United Nation*, look thaip ittue today with a Ruitisn con­ tention that the Bsjkan Investi­ gating Commitiion and it* *ul> tidiary group in Greece were "liq­ uidated" now. lu reply to repoit* that Rut ua and Poland might withdraw riitu both the Balkan. Couijut*; Progress Seen In British Economic Survival Battle w U d - it J y . -*j*y* - -additional—loan controlled Congreu credit for cut and increased coal production ting $1,520,000,000 from the in. the battle for Britain's eco­ nomic recovery. coil of government. But the next • result because . Provisional 'rxport figures foof intervening' factors, he decte- July, Morrison told a- news con­ e d ,. will be a total outlay it $4411200.00(>. an even 347,000,000,000 Instead at ference, totaled the <17:628,000.000 ho predicted "the highest level since Novem­ last January before the Repub­ ber, *1920, and, apart from' thhl lican costcutters got down to month, ptobably the highest ever work. recorded i -Furtharmore, In (he customary “It begins to look as if we have 'stopped the rot In coal," ho added, Indicating Britain might lie In a position to readme coaTvxports to the continent by licit year. But. Morrison warned: "The crisis la still getting graver. W# shall have to fave worse things before w a s r r through.” While he spoke, the Board of Trade President, Sir Stafford Crlpps, was eonferrimr elsewhere in Whitehall with U. S. Under­ secretary of State William L. Clay­ ton. Clayton arrived from Paris with arguments for further cuts In British tariffs and In »om*t Imperi­ al trutii- preferences. "We must get this dollir situa­ tion settled some how,” , he com­ mented as he drove to lunch wllh Blr Stafford Cripps, president of ICeeilaaee m rase T e e ) th«T hoard Bf trsiMr A spokesman for the board said tbe luncheon talk was concerted State Okays Budget with “the tariff negotiations which f o r County Count Schools have, been taking plate ct tbe International Trade Conference In TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 20—The Geneva, and this, of course. In­ State Department of Education cludes the question of imperial today approved the <481.013 <481,1112 bud­ prefers ncea." Oih*r Whitehall (government! ratio* of Jwm get io r the operatic* Komlnol* - , r i______ County school* aa submitted re. . officials said they were "bracing c*ntly by the county board of pub­ themselves for a new economic shock. The general expectation lic instruction.'was that Clayton would tell Cripps Joaeph Whltner McCaatln and to "reduce Empire preferences ao lire. Rota Gauldlng Elchelbcrgrr that American goods can compete Were among those who recently .with Brit]sh goods—or face the received graduate certificates from consequences o r a hardened U. 8. the State Department of Edura. administration and Congress line tion which Issued 327 teaching on further dollar aid.” certificates during July, according Meanwhile, the London Dally to figures-released this week b> Mall said .Prime Minister Attlee State School 8upt. Colin English.' Intended to' resign "In the near lls s lls s iS ■■ f a s i Tw#t .Supt. English said the school dapartment issued bight post grad­ uate, 221 graduate, five urnlergraduate, 48 provisional and 46 C apt Hudson Returns temporary certificates. ■ mld-vear budget review made public lata today Mr, Truman rented this double-barreled no tice: fir s t this country's Internation­ al program,-perhaps including ti c Marshall plan for European re­ turn y may run up eoats and trim the record-breaking surplus. Second, taxes must stay high. ^ Tli« Chief Executive didn't Han't use there,word* about taxes; but ne said the surplus must be used to reduce the nslional debt and stand as reserve “against emeigentles, whether at home or ; abroad." iThe goverfynent bases Its high Income estimate, ' Mr. Truman ■aid, on "a continuance of am. ■ploymant, prices and Incomes close to th*lr present levels 1 W ft A W From Encampment . Seine Cros&ing Copied By Jamborfee Scouts ROLLEBOISE, France, Aug. 20, W V -F lra truck loads of American Bor Scouts traveling under field order* made a surprise ... . . this city *nd duplicatedt the first crossing of the ysargago * , | Led bjs an Army Jeep and three French Scouts aa guides, the '' American Jamboree Scout* did not what was coming until tho f ‘ • know truck* pulled up * t x dam and they wars told to pile out. Here Arthur McKinney of White Plains, N. Y„ executive director of the U. 8. jamboree contingent, in­ formed them they had been chosen to duplicate tho conditions of the secret American crossing vt that point Aug. 20, 1044, which was not discovered by the Germans ~ l. until after * bridgehead was es- Six Unit Apartment To House Tourists A naw navei six unit building is being erected nude touristy ia the OrlanM highway ju it k o f-th # City limits by E. Capt. Byrd Hudson has returned from-the Salvation Army encamp mynt at Camp Starks, which w»* attended by 200 young people Aug. 4 through the 16. Tho camp la located at Lpks Bradford. The program included feligioua Instruction, boating, hikes, swim­ ming practice, and Instruction In buiif people attending ~ ih e camp from here were Curtis Hall, Marjorie Hall, Bar bain GDI, Al­ berta Brewer, Tommy Bronson, Margaret Oglesby and Leonard Taylor. Nearly a full page of Bluet ra­ tions of youth recreation program activities of the local poat of tha Salvation Army ora shown In the Aug. 23 Issue of tha War Cry, official publication of the organ­ isation in the South. A large group of the dally vocation Bible school pupils are shown about to embark on a bus for a day’s out­ ing. They are also shown in front of tbe Salvation Army building. The staff ofV tha Poat i« also shown. Including Capt. Hudson, Tadet Lieut. Earl Griff I Leonard Taylor, Corpm C td it Lot Leon White. llfsguard. Tha i 1* bring built of concrete ___ TOKYO. Aug. 20, — The Jap­ Units wiU be ft anese navy’s version of tha sneak complete with a attack on Pearl Harbor and Niptwo builder* arrived pen's preparations for tha 1’aHfie War are slated to eons* before the International ^Military Tribunal tomorrow, Defense counsel for flidakl Tojo and *4 other wartime Japanese lead*™ accused of war cri concluded o f testimony relating diplomatic A series among the prosecution charged ■el was introducing Introducing numerous of­ ficial documents which tha Jsp prvilousiy had reported a* missing. e' «M tlit- « h I f ik 1i * i v flliw il Stresses Europe s _____ *Missed Death In Army Plnhe Crash w that tion lags and the nationalisation of basic industry, Snyder replied: "We a rt going to want a full understanding oj thla problem, so naturally wa will ask any pertinent Question that has a bearlrfg on iha-loan. But, in anlwer to n question whether he was being “very tough" about Britain’s "Socialis­ tic experiments,” the secretary replied sharply: "I don’t know of any such qurs■tios* that havy come up. As far a* being tough is concerned, t have assured Sir Wilfrid I Sir WIIH d E»dy. second secretary^of the British Treasury) that we ere viewing the British problem with a great deal of sympathy/' Snyder aald he has not ,fgon* Into the facta deeply enough” yet to decide whether ha shares Prime Minister Atllee'a view of thq grayity of‘ the "dollar crisis,” ' English ............ but he added; I am relying on Mr. Attlee to have voiced what he thinks Is the condition of tha country'," __ HU reply was "unequivocally no" to a question whether the British had requested discussion of o clause providing for revision (tesllstv S « * Cool Front Moves Examinations To Be Slowly Toward East Held For Positions By TI1R ASSOCIATED PRESS With Welfare Board The time table of a narrow alow-moving cool wave Into the northern mlriWestero stales was th« only cheering note-from the Chicago Weather Sureau today aa .the current scorchthg-. .blast headed for new records. , Each additional day of the pre­ sent high readings probably is bringing a new record for du­ ration or daily maximum temp­ eratures at many points, the bur­ eau said. « While the cool front dragged fcastward, Inter western north Dakota, northwestern South Da­ kota and northarn Wyoming to­ day. virtually all the real of. the nation from the Eastern 'S e a ­ board to the Rockies continued to ■welter. . Only scattered showers or light thunderstorms were In prospect for the Great l-akss area as corn and other erops continued JU> deteriorate for lack of a general soaking rain throug houtth* MidM t--------- I S O S t •1 the effects of tha cooler .air Ute today, but It would not reach Wisconsin and northern Illinois until tomorrow, -the forecaster •aid. . . With temperatures In the high 90s * generally escept on the Pacific Coast yesterday and in prospect for today, Ice shortages were reported In some Michigan cities. At Chicago, tha record of 84 degree* for this date which has stood slnca 1874 wa* expected to topple, along with tha one for the numbers or days In tha month with readings off 80 90 or o higher. Forecaster I. W. Drunk aald a maximum of 80 today would equal the record of 11 such days for the month, established in 1844. Early msrlt system examina. tion*. to b« held by tlm Florida Msrlt System Council for 10 t ins»*i of social work positions, offrr local rssldsnta an exceptional op­ portunity to qualify for employ­ ment by the State Welfare Board amt the 12 district welfare lioards, according to Mary Holler, nirmbcr of tha District No. 12 Welfare Board. "Those who pass the mrril sys­ tem teats, Mr*. Holier said, con■tltuU an eligible register fr»m which social work position* with the state welfare agency will lie filled as Vacancies ,*xl«t of occur. Since social worker* are employed In every ctmnlv of the state, Ihoie who luecetafully pone tho examina(lone have an oportunitr of being employed at homy nr near home, It la the policy of the district welfare board* to glvo preference tb local residents who uuAtify. In any event, they have the assurance ----- ----- -------- --- — Mrs. Holler accented tbs fact that job opportunitios would ex­ tend through ths Ilfs of ths regis­ ters to he established. Thowi who are not ready for Immediate em­ ployment, Mrs. Holler aald, should qualify for positions later on. Tbe demand for district welfare visit­ or*. ths basic social work position, ha* been continuous ivur a period of yaara and Vacancies exist in soma districts nOw, she said. Those who wish- to take the tesla must file application* with ths Merit System Office, P, O. Box 1134, Tallahassee, not IRIIMIRHrti Fla., r 18(1 In'k later than Sept. 5, Mi*. Holler declares. Application blanks and Information may be obtained from tha Merit System Office upon ttauest. Practice Thursday Members of the Seminole Gun anyone Interested In Imhla shooting ability are o attend the practice to be held Thursday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock at the Skeet Range a t the Municipal Airport, it was an­ nounced today by Police Chief Roy P,W illiam *, practice will Include platol, tad clay pigeon shooting. rifle Curt Byrd J. Goode it president *f the gun dub., '.U — ------ -----MERCHANTS MEETING Iw Sanford Merchants Asece­ rn will bold a dinner meeting evening at 7:00 o’clock at the Mayfair inn. All Merchant* who have not been contacted with regard to their reservations call H. B. Pope, ticket Mrs, W. P, Yosts/ »«• taken to Kerneld-Laugh Ion Memorial Hos­ pital shortly after 1:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon following a brier collision between ths *88 Plymouth sedan that the Rev. Yetley was driving south on Msgnolla Avenue,I and * westbound taxicab Ninth Street crossing. Mrs. Ysnlty was somewhat bruised and today x-rays are to be taken to determine possible rib fractures, sold Rev. Yetley. who was not Injured In the accident. , K O f C COMMANDER BBTON, Aug. 20 (AT— John E. Swift, a Ma*sachuSStU su­ perior court Justice, waa reelected unanimously todar os Supreme Knight of the Knigbt of Colurnhas. : IT. J . .4 ♦ ’2' - V - ,a . _ teio.cin is fe ,'’ V *n nsi E c o n o m ic S ta b iliz a ­ tio n O f O ld W o rld T a k e s P re c e d e n c e O v e rW e s te rn N eeds demonstral* to all ths world that peoples, and nation*, who rsally want peac* can have peace by liv­ ing in an atmosphere of increasing i’tutile*fit 11Vo* action arlirin tnrl cooperative and af.vrul good will Will,N he said. •i ' i He.*ponding to rproposals for a m t Marshall plan” for the Americas, the _.secretary _iald thr United htstc* ha* asiumrd ("unusually • heavy burdens" In ) determined effort to meet minimum require­ ment* of war-devastated ureas in Europe and Asia "now threatened with starvation and vrono-ulc chaos," Msr«li*ll continued: "In. assuming this bin Jen w* have not lost light of the econ­ omic problem* of the Western llrmtephvie. A* n matter of fact the erutioinie tehahllttullon of Europe I* vital to Die econunfy of tin* hemliphere. • “My government will continue iotakenp economic question* with Its sister i/-public* an! seek • sound basis for practical ccopttstion.” In an Indirect reference to tot- Ni-nttal qimders In llalavn , inletpielrll tin- uddrees as i ml 1j I mine (hoi lln- Hutch mighl lie ral 1eonsidering n drive un the IndoIhi* photo w made on n rescue cruft a* Iunity Injured Corpon thrst- |H-r»iois in survive the crash of n R-17 near ‘ ticaimc Republii’’» vaiiltiiL JogjnHe Hand, ony* II,-inilillu, lisn'nii. was carriiil alH>ni<l. Ten .persons died itv the eiaih i kai la, unless tending lie fuel-less Iwmlsu in the-Pacific, tlE miles southwest of} lions o( the ceuss-fire order hullllonolulu, AinOug the missing was tiemge ('. Atcheson, Jr ., chairman rd h'ctln-ilmiite liciiihiinii ter* «uhl »•( the Allied F-nilio! Counril for Japan. Photo transmitted by loihiy Dutch futcr* hud suffered rsibti (aourVan Francisco. (Inte'inational Soundplioto) 2t i rasunltles from Ih*' Indones­ ian viol ntloti* nihrr till- Oldl'f, lt!i|lte*teil by the United Notion! Security Council, went into e f­ fect id midnight .Aug. -14. "T h e Indonesian cabinet met ’’lit eiiiergencv session at Jogjakarta to ptnu for removal of limit vnu it<il to Sumatiu if necessaiy, u dispatch from that city said. (lu n llH a n <m * l ( N i t itts) The cshlnet ws* repifsonte I u* expecting full scale irsiilliptlon Need For Love S l o w d o w n , S i t ( l o w n of host ill lies with the Dutch. (The Dutrh cabinet met at tlm Hunt For Atcheson By New Head Of Strikes O u t l a w e d Hague In emetgeocy session to Will Be Continued w M e t h o d i s t Heine At Murray P l a n t discus* Indonesia and action ye*, let liny tn the United Nation* K«HONOLULU, Aug. 20, i^ J—Ths i’ .oblr mt rrtelmg to child care DETROIT. Aug 20 <>V) A curlty Council,! Navv announced todsv the March Vnn Monk's aildres* wa* the for some trace of Ambassador *nd welfare wric today explained (o coniracl by’-patting ihr right In *hsrpe*( criticism he ever lipil L* (hfe.es _ l t 1' - /’ { George Atcheson, Jr., would b* Kiwenieni_ ta. lfe •aihr Inuriit Center couit ,\tiion lot 7,00(1. 0 1 0 L/iui- leveled At tho pnlive lleputillcsu continued several day* although itby ihr R r*. C, HLVThompson, »u- rd Aulu Wurkrtt ol (hr Muimy government. He lilameij the Jog has nliandom-d hope of finding ((-.'a llH H -fe feg { '» ■ * T o e ! perintemlrui fur ihr pail liir-c Cot|>ot4tiun of Amriua .uicl him alive, _ Th# Hawaiian 8ea FroTilter'a anmonth* at the Florid* Methodi-I lod.iy -in u lfid t( ilamp o( tpjiidvnimnremrnt coincided with a pro­ Children'* Home in Enterprise. He al. Parnj?aayari Rebels mise hv Brig. General Frederick wa* mtrndocrd by .S.mford DoudCompany and union hailed ihc Fleeing To Argentina | J-Jney. . Agrrrmrnt, rmimg a stnkr lhat . , , , | find out tits cause of ih* plan* ' President l.e*ter Tharp nnd ha* rraclicd * IB day*, a* "lull BUENOS AIRES, Aug. .0 iil \. |n wi^-h Atcheson and nlna Vlce-Prrsidcnt, Frank Laituon and to hoih pailirs" and ’’romplrlrl) A dlsptrh from corrlentte. otln-is perished. W, A. Morrison were named a* «n the I'arngunvuii lexder. snid The Navv snid Hu intenalva delegate* amt ()«car Harrison, Dr, uliifactoiy." The company, tn aguoleg to today Col. Rafael Franco, n leader tihnse of the si-aich had ended, U T. Do** and . Ed luino a* alter­ in th# I'araguayan relmlllon, had nates to the Kiw«ni* (onvVntbin gtee up II* prerogative of court brrived there along with thou- lint that air ami surface patrol* aUrting Oct. 12 at West Palm action for brrarh of rol.lrart, ob­ sand* of (other relwte Inking re­ would hr maiulamrd, piohshly for the rest of. the week. A naval tained from 'he Pttinn u danse Beach. • aring restriction( un its mem fuge In Argentina, and that vic­ officer said shout Ih* only hop* Need of care and affection by ||* rights In' artikn. .Slowdown tory for the' government foire* remaining I* lhat Atcheson'* body rhlldn-n wore *t reseed by the Rrv, appeared at hand. would flout,to the inrfaco and be Thompson and lie added that in and aitdown strike* were uullnwcd. The battle for Asuncion, 1'F- recovered. -Corporation officiate said regul­ Ital spile of all that Institution* ran of I’amguay, was in its last; Kimble, Army air inaneclor, ar­ do, those ran only b« Lilly glvrn ar. Production schedule* would hr phase; the dispatch declared, add­ at home. "Voting*.era do not rrxifen-d Thursday. Maintenance ing that the force* of Ft evident rived l>v plane, yesterda/ to inneed to 1m lakrn potscailon of woikrrs were iiik-nl In repurl this Htginln Morinigo Itmtl a heavy ad­ veatlgnle the ernsh. The converted B-17 teiinlo-r, it* ga* lAiik* amprit^r. {I'ullM r* M I'fear TSrrrl afternoon. The rtrik ', which In-gun July 21, sharply cm tailed produc­ vantage liecaus# of superiority in plunge<l Into the -lea about modem'wraport*. The advice* bald mile* we»t of Honolulu. Saturday tion In ForJ Motor Company 1,050 midnight with 13 aboard. Three plant* and hlled 10.tK**> wuiker* In the rrl>rte had »u(frtcd Legion Post Backn in the buttle. were rescued and five bodies re­ Httidi-hnk'-r’Corp. J'lsiite dependent CBKuqltie* The I’araguayan government covered. National Guard Unit on Murray for te-dy roniuonenla. * nnounced In A*|picjun.test til J ttO B la fc aolbeJcftfcttU'aili* taidp r j r ^ r SB lU T o -meeting for Wedm vrls/ to vpred ■***» Asuncion were ort the run. Dis­ SriMalVcHTEmeFCTl In Ailin (i'rtHt t l t u r df 4>bs i*<iMt the National Guard patch#* from tha capifnl said no National Air Races and to render every pnsilbte aid firing had been heard in the city to Capt, Roy Green In forming a [Joyds Rociuve Call for two days. new company here waa adopted at CLEVELAND. Aug. 20 l he Monday evening meeting of From Son In Hawaii Caippbell-Loaiing Poet 63 of the Oil Company Moves wrte entered In competlon for American Legion.' |H6,0O0 In prtie* offered In the Vr«t*rilfy afternoon at 2dl0 Plant To Clermont 11»47 National Air Recta a* of­ A motion wae passed directing- o’clock the telephone tang in the ficials of the serial derby closed Adjutant Joel Field to-contact' home of Mr. and Mra. J . A. Lloyd A huge dsrrlrk^ w ar today re­ the.book* today on entries. Mrs, Edward Kfrcher to determine on the Upsala Road. Mra. Lloyd moving two of the American - The Urged numlwr of entries, what she would like tho Legion answered: oori to do In promoting blood "Just a minute," said tha oper­ Oil Company’a 17.600 gallon g*»- 31 planes, was Rated for com­ ollne tank* for trucking to'Cler petition In the Thompson Event, bank donations for use of Seminole ator, "Honolulu I* calling.” County patients in tho 8tate Tubtllello, Mb.” were' the next nmnt where a new bulk plant while officiate agreed that th* creulotit Sanitarium in Orltndo. word* clearly heard over the re­ la being erected, It waa announc "toughest” field of pilots and Plana for improving the Legion ceiver. It waa .her son, Kennrln, ed thla morning by John Krider. plane* waa entered tn the Lot Angelea-to Cleveland BendUt grout* nda were discussed and Bld- talking from Honolulu. She had manager of th* local plant. The compeny Is no longer grind. , ney R IChard volunteered tft see to not seen hint In two year* since It that the grata fa cut and th* he went to Guam. He la now a bringing o il' end gesolln* on groundi nidi made presentable in time first class electrician In the Na­ bargee from Jacksonville for dis­ Charles Bob King for tha Labor Day rsltbrallan. Thla vy. Ila Informed his mother that tribution here hut la finding It tnora economical to truck it trom Missing From Home ha expected to be homo within CO done this morning. Tam pa--tw -herr,-to-w here It l» I t was decided to'dispense with day*. th# rtgulsr meeting on Sept. 1 on No troca had been found-up IIlip father, whom the eon for­ brought In oil vessels from Tex­ account of the Labor Day celebra­ merly aisfsted In his occupation as City, said Mr. Krider. Had to this morning of Charles Bob the ero«« stats canal been built, tion and the fact that members of of house painting, was called King, 16-yesr-old son of Mr. and thdi-Foet will participate tn ths also to the telephone. Mr. Lloyd bringing oil her* by barge would Mrs. Foster King, who ran day and evening events. as a result, le very enthusiastic have doubtless continued, he said. from home Saturday, ode over the marvel of modern tel­ to Sheriff P. A. Hero. ephone communication. Th* youth who is flva f< VoluBia Murderer Store Sells Watch "Why, It was just as plain as six Inches tall and has light uss . from if he waa telephoning u ' Escapes State Prison hair and qlark brown eyes, r Department right here .In Sanford." he ex reported to heve been last claimed today. on French Avanua tr y lu Margaret C. Gwaltner of parehooed frets-CharMOAT CLEANED serving a Ilf* sentence from Vo! brown tipper bag. State tho watch repair and Park superintendent S i d n e y unis county, •seeped from tha patrolmen have been counter a t the - Mather look for him. Store and Is operating RiChard and his cmw started State Prison at Ralford Suday draining and cleaning the moat at night prison officiate announced repair department, nor scout Ntmci formerly "mptoyrd^by Monkey Island at 8:00 o’clock her* today. All boys Interested In -Tha prison division said It yn. Winter Park jeweler. this morning- They collected the graduate of Orlando High gold fteh and put them Into two was reported that Bennett, a th* Boy Scouts have hr school and for one year attended ■rater filled boats. About six bass trusty, had yard prlyiMCW and quested to contact T, K. about 8:00 st tha Florida State Bank, or i tha University of Florida. She six Inches long ware removed and "Juat walked the Mayfair Itm at 7:30 o l loomed her profession of watch wars pot Into tha City fountain. P. M. Sunday. Ha baa not baen ra- at Monday night when Troop These had been living on goldfish, making and repair a t tha Southern a swimming began h i. Ufa ■sea-Hmeets I Mfor H g H Col leers of Watch making In Mem­ and had been placed by someone W S A M phis, Tear*. She Is a member of in the moat Whan they were finger- tenet Dec. 8, 1041, for first da- Troop 84 has been enjoytni gre# murder In Volusia county. 1 mlng at the Mayfair pool. lings. guild. Child .W elfare. Company Yields Is Stressed In- Court Privilege Kiwanis Address In CIO Agreement i/i- -,l. , N ^*4 |j L C ■ M , 1 , will Monk said in a isdio sddirsi. . Hr ssid Out the authority ol tier lndonrti.ui Republican gov­ ernment' ovei the Dulcji mcopied trgiont of tbe two islands, which Hank* the jiljn.l of Java, would I inn 4 i;jiu ir ircugnwrd. Tl *' ■ Dutch Governor Hits Indonesian . Party Leaders t.cfr Lie supported the position of the council majority, led |>y the United States and Britain, that both the commission arul--It a . rep­ resentatives In the Balkans would continue to function indefinitely (allure to find a solution to (he problem, lie said lie agreed completely wllh the opinion expressed by Counril President Earls El KboUry of Syria. "The subsidiary group Is there and I think it will be there aa long ns the Security Connell wants it to stay,” Lie said. "That I*, m conformity with the previous action of tho coun­ cil. Asked whether he believed t V failure* of the council to find a solution to the Balkan dispute turd (affected the fSrnrtfge of the UN, lie 'aald : "Oh, certainly. But the aitunlion ia no more serioua In my opinion than it waa a year ago We have rearhrd a deadlock ninny times. There Is no more'reaaon to be peMlttilillc after yesterday'* (Russian Veto) action than 4her« waa Iwst- year, Tha nitr.anwn !■’ about the same." _____________ - QUITAND1NHA, Btaril, Aug. 20 h<4 Sccrctaiy of State Mst* shall told the Inlct-Ametican conR ep u b lica n s P la n T o fcirnce today lhat Europe'i eco­ M ove C a p ita l A s nomic ireovety i* vital to the O u t b r e a k F e a re d Americas and take* pirerdence because of its uigenry over need* BATAVIA, Java. Aug. 2(1 (45 oi thr Western Hemisphere. -Acting Goinnor Ucnrral If. J. F'uithcr, in * pica for unity Van Mo„k deflate*) loday ihr Among the 2 0 . nstiuus diafltng Ncthrtlsmlt would U txi^ fu th on ^ * . JfynUilbw*. jlekBKv* Mfeemwt. } over'Ihc rich legiotii o f, 5u- Msishall said new world unit) ntxtia and M*dosra occupied by is "vastly impoitenl” to th* fulute of the w oilj, Dutch Hoop* sinre July 21. "The rreulte of our labors will ■’Atcai lbs I hive been made opened Lie told a news conference that he had no intention of disbanding Aaked to comment on report* these bodies unless the Security that-be is Interested In English Council specifically orders tm.h domestic affairs. Including produc. action. in the due union Monday. !S2t Gfin Club Announces Japs To Tell Story Y" Of Pearl Harbor No. 199 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1947 E s ta b lis h e d 1 0 0 8 Truman Predicts Big­ gest U. S. Surplus'; Spending Outlook May Be Increased , Z ■ . Sll/zz I f Y ■> riife'jgijiir V ;Y •. ‘ - Y1^; hi m 1-*- , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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(r«>ll>n4 Itmm r«i» Om I first fiscal year. June SO; *1W*. Since that time substantial ad­ ditional Improvement of the pro­ perty has been effected, incuding a conalderabte amount'Of pavlnjf. The State Road Department, handling this latter pbnse of the development, hatdsut fare*!, a portion of the Market property tome 800 feet wide, fronting on Edison avenue, and extending back aeveral hundred feet In serve all of the building* erected on the •lie. In_addition lo access by hard-surfaced highway,.the Mart ket I* aUo ydrved by adequate rail aiding facllltlee, giving dlr*»et- eori'Bet with- tha *cart1ar* tapping the Fort Myers -arta. Cucumtiera. eggplant, pepper*, squash. tomatoe* and other produeta have been handlrd on the Fort Myers market In substantial volume during the lait year. Man­ ager Nehrllng. In discussing the current outlook ha* expressed the assurance that the Market will gat Its full share of produce from the adjacent territory, during the year ahead. handling of gladioli ship­ ments. through facilities made available on the Fort Myer* Market, attracted considerable attention In the last yrar. Pro­ duction of flowers and bulb-, in that area ha* (p-en an increas­ ingly Important Industry In re­ cent year*. Activities throughout .the Stale Markets system are concent­ rated largely at prrsvnV on the renovation of'.faeiltfiea, and gen­ eral preparations for the fall i * l •on, said Director WllSort. ' Mrs. Michnels S C O T T 'S SC R A P B O O K rS C ( ( '• s II s m S I r . e I - ■ 1 l ; By r. j . And Union scon Goodrich Open Negotiations ^ W » U < ARE. '(t i l L A R q E S < SEED S In 'Uhinem* Action *fW»M CacoHirl'S'A 8 0 U 7 ' A S LAR^E AS FO O TBA LLS* O C E A N -G O IN G R A F f - f d A f R ID E S A M Y W A V E OK -fK E C K lL E A H C o A s f 1$ M A D E OF B A L S A L O G S - i ) U W O R L D 'S L I ^ M f E S f W O O D * taatwiil tp ifa itj, |m , WH{J fi^ lj ( t a m l P a s s O u st Veterans Group rr»Blill*t(i final l*BM» Om > (leVntcd to diurtlSRion of Tl ' win-1 lor riiupter* *li mi [ii Te~ f urin ed AP Makes Price ■ •Survey Of Cities A F I* Drive ( I T tillR U tll H u m r a a f f h t r l »* t k . UtdUd- Naloo—r-Ghk-wttU-Wohliged to re|H-at the hig four v«t*i txrwvr. ' I'resldent Truman, Green as*• ite(lt will I*- reimmiimted by the Democratic I’urty, while the GDI' nm-umitioM will be a struggh among Dewey, Taft* anil Gen. Mar Arthur. Ore»-n said that Heliry W alhir wo,dd iit.t Ik- abb- t« prevent Tru­ man's remimination, and that a third party- movement on \Vallac**s part was unlikely. Former Guv. Slnssvn of Minne­ sota ha>l developetl ''consldsraI'Je” support among lilieral and l^lmr votera tK-fure he express ed approval o f'th e Taft- Hartley Art. Green -aid, adding that he ronahlered Gov. Dewey the lead­ ing rnndidat'- fl>r tin* GOP nolitlmnii'in~nt~prpvt’iit. I’EIPING.. Aug. 18, W1} —China‘s Manchurian army .command will merge formally with the Gi t . i aii*(imo'a Manchurian -headquarter* Wednesilav its a move cah-ulutt d to .bring about military cu t .rolti cal unity before the Comirumlsia strike again. Communist General Lin I'iao's forces are expected to laiinrn their sixth major ram|>aign •ometime in .i i’tiremts'r: On Ihe rlvil war scene, a fieight truln northbmmd from Tienjaln 4o Mukden wo* blown up white cruis­ ing a bridge south "X IF hi' mIi-vr. The locomotive plungtij into tinriver. Itailwav official^ said the lialn struck two land mines a* St poundcd onto the itridge, abott il'l udle* northeast of Tie-c'.sim Then* wris no report on casualties. 'Ihe tiuin can ied no passenger*. ity TIIF. ASSOCIATED I'ltRS.H writli Iwdh raci-* .together from Visit I'J.TJ dollar ir woitji only the Oegihniiig, or, while and negro al»mt Mt cents today In buying later mrtgeil. the ordinary swwwfttsi o f lif-s, hut InterprelMlion u f the national It buys it lot mure in some purl-* chapter* organized separately and of the United. Stales lllatt ill organization’* constitution is that others'. ho facial or religious considera­ An Associated Press sprvey of tion should influence membership of any chapter, aa'.il I.enter II. retail prices in 111 leading clllea I'eicelln of Atlanta, aoutheastern In nil sections of the nulton re­ vealed strikingly .Irregular* inregional rhuii man. ' creases. ' II m m mend Ing concentration on Some products have soured tuit state rather than iiutionnl legis­ lation, the group n*ked that cun- of all relation with .others com­ sldr-ration I* given to securing: a pared with prewar days. Some special session of the Florida ||Ir* where living costs were low­ legislature for passage of a rent- est In 1030 pay the moat now. The Survey showed I control is not renewed .after You can eat for less, hy‘ ami nrst spring. Emphasis on a Tallahassee a VC large, in Minneapolis II,,m in moat chapter was explained by ' the cities. You pay mure fur meat In w titrnm jirthn a lilH Iasi spring,' thr parking rapllal iif Ciilcagq which passed the House but diet! than rl»ewhere. Your housing in the Senate, almost went un­ dollar buys more in Kan FnttBliRi Heavy Rains Cause observed by the A Vt» wrhich would ami St. laiuis, and least In DenMexican Landslides have Is-en banned from Using tho ver, rum pared with the other name In the state If (he hill had cities. become law. TA MA/.UNCHALE, Me*., Aug. , -Your <Inthing dollar goes 'Asked to speak winn he appear, nlmut as far one place ns another, |H Or)— City official* re pm ted ed as an observer, lU-p. Ilratb-y hut buys a lul less than In either today at h ast 10 known dead at Tumal, night and one-half miles Odham of Sanford said "the item or !U4ft. south here where .a roaring land­ abolishment of discrimination has-1 Your meat hill ha* gone up ed on cnlor or creed is po**ildy ‘ .............. . . 7 - • slide Friday' night wiped out 13 .n" ,r’-’ * » » hmisr* at the ford of a mountain* Search For Atcheson the best policy for peace that any mUfh Veteran's nrganlzaimn could have. your bread or milk lulls. Butter ptak on the.Pan Ameriran Hlgh-| Invited later to Join the organ­ and'eggs rata much higher - on way. iCtMlIaRM ft mm* budget than- they did rorn* Officials *nid .another landslide 1 Tex., probably Lee Chapman Ho) ization, ho ratsirred to allegat­ your on I In- heavily travelhl highway land, who suffered head Injuries.- ion* of a communist connection, parallvcty Iwfoir the war. In most Items, half-or more of nt Villa Car rads, It* mllca north, Huglin, who related In a radio | which wrrr denied, and said lie Interview that hn kicked sharks would have tu know more about it the price [ucrrn*e has come in Ihe ' wI|k*1 out most of (he houses In the taut yrar. But while your housing liny villagr am] that two* bodies away during his long: night in ihe tiefore Joining. buys only *hn1f ,as „ much hnd bean i -covered. water, reported AlHirsun said no­ - The JarkHunville chapter • » .» dollar » { „ . . . _, The two slides were caused by thing a* the big pfanu plunged asked to sponsor one at T n lla -jr*0*^ ** !l’ *- • •” Colttmerattcisco it buys heavy tains which accompanied a -toward the tea and destruction— hassee and to revive that at the i 11111 n,'‘* week-end hnrrieane. At Villa (Inlvcrsity of Flurida, amt tha ht|lre than it did In June, 1040, “He only smiled very (ABelly.* t-erradn officials said at lets! The five bodies hajllml tip from Tampa chapter to sponsor new three kilometers (one and rightthe sea Included 'huso of naval unit* at Orlando, Tamtia Univ­ Movie Suit tenth* miles) of the highway Capt. Randolph B. Upper of Aud­ ersity and Itollin* College, wrrr under tuna and Iona nf ettth. ubon. Minn., Portsmouth, Va-.-wnd a A provisional committee, to (('KWllHwa ffri.aK !'•«. Hurl CpI. David iatrr, Watertown. N. V. continue in office until Ihe state all feature length picture* ex­ Identities of Ihe others Were not conference, wa* named with Dr. hibited In theaters In the United in color. , announced. II. I). Prrnsky of Miami Beach States. Thr rapacity of facilitfei "tig* effect of the practices (The Army newspaper Stnra chairman. O ther members: Imui* for commercial color processing charged in the complaint tins and 8lrlpea In Tokyo aald nllied Bunty of Tampa; Ralph Stewart, and oth"r. operation* In Ihe Inis Ik-cii tu restrict the drvelopmei,; headquarters source* had confirm­ negro, of Jacksonville; Jack Gor­ Inrxs of profeiiiunsl color clnsr of the art of profexaiunal color flearh; llarvy ed that the other Vfcilntl included don of Miami tnslography has lieen inadequate cinematography by others than Col. Carl A. Russell of Richmond llamberg and Jaruiu llne Bamberg to meet the demand for filming tho defendants^ and tu drprivw Heights, Mo., and Capt. K. It. Rtlll, of Miami, ami F. 8. Davcnpori of motion picture productions the public of the bonrliit nf who tha paper identified as lire of University of Miami. cupfprtlibin in Ihls_ business.’1 Pilot. An unofficial tqurco sold Army Capt. Cecil Sigmon, no ud. . dresa given, was a membar of the Lee Inquiry eraw.) Russell was an assistant chief l'» ii iln«i -o f staff under MarAelhur. lie. He, had ri’Katlwava'iiKM no idea how Irniii he would be L air and Boyer, like the reacu Col. Huglln, were member* "3 gone. The length uf Ids trip would MacArtbur's headquartert Joint depend upon the *ilu*tion and con­ ditions he haa to investigate. strategic plan and operation* He was accompanied by Got. group. ★ ★ ★ ★ Kugene !* Miller and I.leut,’ Col. The pilot bypassed little John Richard P. Tipton. •too Island, a fueling stop west of here, to make, the ROME, Aug. it>, (/D-I.ietd. run from Kwajalein direct to .* 4 1 0 Sanford Avenue ^H aw aii. One Tokyo source, ex General John C. II. I^e, In his Plaining why the pilot may hav/ first public comment on criticism bypassed Johnston, said the little of hie command published in the Island la extremsly difficult lo United Stales, said today the ar­ ticles were unwarranted and dis­ find In poor weather. !hH C apt Roy Gano, directing n torted. Lee Is rotnmamtar of the destroyer division in search for Mediterranean Theater of opera­ aarvtvors ws* startled early today tion!, U. 8. Army, Robert C. Ruerk, S'tlppe-Howwhen he viewed one of tho five bodies hauled fro® t W sean n to ard columnist, In five articles printed last week, tsld there was hie foredeck. discovered the corpse was lavish living by officers and their that of hla longtime friend. Navy wive* Iq Lee'e command, with co­ U e V U T I VENTILATION, TOO! ‘ TRo Randolph. Boyer of............. Audubon, llated ryrn forced to serve as ‘-flun­ keys" to tha officers and their h“* °*a*t keep small fry of1tha from Minnesota, they were families, General Slscnhowsr an­ So. . . with a simple twist el • year apart at Annapolis nounced Saturday the Army's IntJ wrist, regulsta you vaaetua •d together until a je a r Pector general would Investigate. 'Bds.lo con trol.seatilstloaj Lee last week refsrrod to Wain with tha chiaf of Koval operaIng ton all queettons about ihe ar­ * In Washington.. , ticles, but today his public i daAluminum * ■b.e -lions staff Issued a statement ng him as saying l Sloal— Wood nwarranted a Hacks rcflcctlni upon the character and Integrity ol FREE ESTIMATES mv officers, enlisted men ami i thorny womsa. and tbslr families, through --Vi: articles Which present a complete­ ly distorted view of actual condi­ - ; ' PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW AT OUR NEW fertlng at tion*. demand refutation from the _____ , , |__ , vao afT M - aourrea other than members of LOW PRICE. QUICK DELIVERY , 48 mile* north of Rio Da Utls command.” w an seeking mean* of statement raid ho web Inst sggretslon tin-, corned inspection of hl« theatSr by o treaty. the Army and the press. A group ________ to meet of Obrrespendents left for Livorno, 820 W. SrdSL Phan* 1152-W f:00 P. M- Eastern a t Loa'e Invitation, u see condiUons there. V '. : f .-v==^=£irj. w m 3^4 WHISKER ; WINE RUM 'GIN NICK'S PACKAGE STORE SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. % ■ -=-«. 1 ■ ^ N- & , x I ;d : 1- % > trr; MONDAY, AUGUST 18,1947 not In good position to hnndle (k'rmans Flee From are 200.000 Sudeten* and Swabians to our xone froni CxechoReds To U. S. Zoner -( coming Slovakia and HungarvU* British Cabinet H’HHhnneil fr*tm Fnif (Nifl newt ronfertuire in-comment f i CLEVELAND, Aug. IP,. OP)— a jjloa Winston rim chill made RF.RMNi Aug. lit, I'D c - l( ie With one of the "big'four" fu b fe r.o v ,, the British radio survey- He*- Vmerican- Government aava savs tnO comnanie* having reach-1 It* x «c-1u n ta y ' % the B ritish people t United State* occupation rone is und lt*47 agreement with the CIO nt*Inline nrnl fight it out" petting so many tlb-gnl German rubla-r workers, representative* ”t Calwell hat Iw-en in Great Hrit- immictnnt ■ from the Ko*<daii rone the union and the B. F. Goodrkh ain to -u range for the transfei that tlte.jaif* cannot bold them Co. opened sessions today. of Rrjt.m* who wi»ii lo live- to and they ate trt-mg sent bkek with­ Negotiations liotweeu the union Autetalia. He vaid some |f[ii,,M*'‘ out |--roMi Lttiun. and the Goodyear Tire it Ituhber want to make the thatige, ami In V inu — ir - *'" WW we.-ks, uii, AMG report Co, ended Saturday In an ngf-r- Aunit ui in inteml* tu move -oine { declared yesterday, Germin-pol Ire tiitnt granting worker* six j aid this >caii. jiunpiiig. iJ h bn ill the stale uf li m e , lender ing holidays u year in lieu of further tmnl yeei-ption of ItritirbeTx Jh^rv \ the Ruaslatt ruhr, asserted ♦'•.(111 wage increase* at the present. s«elt tiftor *a : “ QPt uV ffiey rm> t- W g Mrefu: f f lttjj* fur illegal-nnlry hut G. Ik i'attar*<in. venonil eiitn. 'b iti*.* ' *’ bvWrww< [ jailv-ani) —; srl for the union, said ne hop. J K k s t i kill . i , U/izt*! rourts." tYfee-quarterj • the settlement s m i 14--Ii. m b ’ 1 ■» o f ihr^s hnd .to be rrtum rll'ti lihmit YT-. .lippiuL-.h' • pattern for pacIS" with NTu- i~thrt" .ukl.OSill - ^a .-ple." * t’ llwcd! - lidi ta.-iiig penalized, "big four" wpnpanlc*. UW it’.rh. "Fvetr st* tfie imak nf her navat AMD nfflrtaU in RhTenbjrg. Firestone Tire & Rubta-r (To, and pr,wep -.he only took care nf He»*e, reported last week aliout U. S. Hubla-r. pp.mmtKHl to :!5,IXHMMMl. There I* one refugee In in said be had b ft An I1H cent wuge increSJ-c was QWijiopidatlon In Gttat Britain, Ihe Russian zone l>ecau*t* he had granted employe.-* of tin- f> ur llTid under imputation in the de- ta-en draft,-,! t„ work in uranium rompanie* in Mareh. but hi-.t mlr.loni. mine*. ‘ German authorities In lla*’. monthe the union annoonnd !t *‘l*iih - It. it,tin |f>-«mit.* tins aria til " have, romptainrd nf an would seek another w ig - Ih>om . ili-bslsiHV to Ik* ironed out be influ 4 of German* from Husslan-Goodrieh mid union offiri.it i iv- \vill Iq -tar-i'tl nut, if another v ffliplsd territory; dirali-d that outcome of i. strike wni happen*, wit!,nut oven if,The Anteriran-lleqnte I Getntan by CIO-UKWA union!it* at thi !• I Ing •. pilliutl . -I fe.it." NeW* Agelay u»ld v c e n l.iy rrfirm's Xuiu-atoona, Ala. plant'll.Ight Cnlwnll Pit f h i plat < i" StrirtloRS on travel between the have some b'-aring on *odav‘* ion- liuild ii p"|iiilatp<n from, .Its llritirdi ami Ameriran r jnev, abalferenre. After'agreeing to '(inibn mi -* nt 7,rpMi.nuu .t„ 'jii.mm.iMSi .tailed afjer last- JnnuarV‘« econ­ demands for company-wiile tu-got. in ii--- next f ration* be­ omic merger of these zone.*, would iatiun*. Goodrich spokeou-u ialrr rm. , "'.ve lave in faith to lit' I * rcstOfed to catch person* try­ said they would, not barualn on u luerefnl Intention* nf tha Jup- ing to jr| from the Itnsstan to the eompany-wfde bast* dur Ift* a Wll St*.’* II. S. zone by way of the British strike. runeBoth factions reported, huwevty-, ft) a’ »mtemVnt eontalred in l l " that their delegate* wouhl appear Truman Sends Iri'ttoir AMG report, General, I,uctiu D. today for pn-lindnnty -talk i. military governor, nskrd: To Teachers Meet inj; Ctav. "How Could wo justify German* from the Uu'tlan zone whim We Oomniands Unite QAPS- • b p 19+1, affairs. Gordon Bradley*, sveretary, Fred Williams, John Sheppard and Jack Ratlgan. *»«Tg. Michaels, Is. who, slpce March, has served at assistant bookkt-«p_ar_flf llo lk rilu1otor.Salgt to i hertv luu. had business, social1 and . welf.it v Work1 experience that Qualify her Well for her new work, ,the duties of which she will assudp on fhpt, 1, one morilh Iwfore the Ixioth Is opened Iq tourists. She came lo Sanfor.J from fiylvanta, Ga. as secretary to Judge H. 8. White. Her .'any training In business subjec's , wn* nt Draugh’s Business School i,|- Sav­ annah, Ga. She left ftanfnrd for aeveral vean tfurlng which time >h* wat secretary to thk IniVor nt Cohen'* department store In Jack■onvllle. - * • ' Mr*. Michaels also svrvrd for leveral years as inter-department lecretary fur the City of Jackson­ ville In matters relalln.r to pure foods, sanitation and vital stallstics. She.also hpd chargu of a Jacksonville girl sruu; troop. In Sanford she ha* (ton* school welfare work, was president of the J T J for five years, slid is h form­ er member of the Sanford-Wont! •Ha Club. A aon, James. Mi-In,J, la • student at Stetson l.’nlveisity. amt • daughter, Mary Cray die •el la high School student. 7 THE 3ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ji‘ m Market Report ;y-- . ItfH jTO W A ug, Uf, M i— Cxechoslovakla and Hungary haw been exprlling the Germanic Sudrten* and Rwaiiians, hut the AMG ha« refused to take any more Sudeten Geiman* beeau*u th* U. S. rum- can not handle them. Protect Your Hesllk By Sleeping Belter, INNERSPRING MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEDS Maniifsrlurrd To Your Individual Order By ECHOLS Mallrriu Renovstlng A Rebuilding A Specially Call Ua Today -- Sleep Better Tonight ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY' Orlande Sanford Celery A Sanford- Phone 1881 Sanford, Fla. P re- nlilvtu .■^Pimnn twM lb Ir .< Iiel t. d r . that " I W the Vltllghleiieil u net ire o f real it" nineracy In all hunt in retati«i . ' the only practical method hy which ppaee and jg-osparity may !*• iniurerl." * . The. Rre«hlent said in n b iter ’e rt Jici f"t 'lie yiuiventbin of American Pedoralimt of Teacher*: "Ity instilijni' in Hw licetts and mind* of nil children and youth u deeper* MUt-e «f nur ile|>et»leiire " ik- tnvn ,-ir.mliei. *flu.»ita pnd.e-il i-gxi provide the brumi foiiii* ilnt Ion* >Jt rtutphrativ i art tail in nil n*[iect* of our rnnitnnu life whelhr-r- - Wt i I. p-difTeal or kcti* noh i m - -*u charm ter. "Never liefoT" im-i ntlr nation hnd n greatar' opportunity to tiemomtrnte to the world that the enlightened p*aetlrt- of- ri’it de llftie m c y in n il h u m a rt ' r.-fatio tt ii. the only praetii-al method by which jk' scp and prosperity may be ItMurell." JUST ARRIVED! ■ Yep. we’re proud lo nnnouncp a new addition to our feed Block . . . nnother carload of nutrients from milk nnd abundant vitamins . . . to increase your happiness. A CARLOAD OF TJumrSoIiTBuRermllk l*roducli Come Vn and get* your supply from uh today fur ho«>. chickens, turkeys and calves! I!uni’s Tuxedo Feed Store (Wrier Second & Sanford Avenue Phone 358 if. • ____ �--"-ft (a Umlty Thtr* la Strength— “ T6 Pretest Uw Ph m of Uu Warldj To rroaoto Uio Progress of A tasrka; To Prodaca P r a H n t r fa for Sanford. TH E W EA TH ER Partly (londr through Wednesday -with scattered afternoon and earl) evening ahoofra. Moderate east­ erly » ind*. i\N INDEPENDENT DAILY NKW8PAPBK VOLUME X X X via Truman Acts Established 1908 Dousing Dolly To Duck Heat SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1947 Aaaoclatod Prfaa Luted W ir o IMarshall Has Prjaratfi Talks At Rio Mce Carusi Appointed As­ s i s t a n t In S t a t e Department In 3 , Way Agency Shift No. 198 Reds Hit U. S. On Indonesia -*•»r-v.sre—1 * ^ 0 =-•-- Conferences Arc Hcldfyj With A r g e n t i n e , Chile Foreign Min­ isters On Treaty “Good Offices" Offer Called Dangerous . Attempt T o B y poss United Nations . WASHINGTON. Au( . 19 W>»drrniden! Truman today announc­ ed a shift in three top level adminiatration aiiignmenta detignrd to ipaed up federal action on the European displaced penont prob­ « QU1TAND1NHA. Bmii!, Aug. 19 LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 19. 'X) Ifl*)—-Secretary of State Msrthsll —The Indoneniin rovcrnaient charged today that ihe Dutch snd Argentina's Foreign Minister. were determined to destroy the Juan A. Brsmuglis, diKu--* I all • ar-born East Indies republic. msiif point* of the Ink. l„.\Kf: SL'CCES-S, Aug. 19 <T) can Defrnte Treaty at e Kmtia demamted today that lem. hour private conference tod Ugo Cannl, now cemmiuioner thr Srturily Council »et up * wo conferred at Br* of immigration and naturaliialion. commiiiion to inreriigate and sr* apartment. wat appointed a ipecial auittanl e_ lha.;.Outyylliil<i|te*i.m-rtnv-. ■ "We ditcutted all tile in the Stale Department to take tet ami dttiply attacked the point* of the treaty and eschew’ Qjfttll charge a/ a turvey of all United State* fpr a "dsngerou*" vdrviewi.” (irnrf.il Martha!? phatet -at the diiplecrd'- pehon* attempt to "by-pa** th e. United s i they emerged, Bramugti* Ic problem, including resettlement. Nation*." » newsmen "thd general w*» give 'T h e shift Involves the reaigSoviet Deputy - Foreign Minis­ a itstrmenl." nat'on of Watson D. Miller as ter Andrei A.' Gromyko, stated Marshall is to deliver a nia. r federal security administrator and policy address a t.th e conferee lire Kussivn imiitinn for tha Me appointment aa remmiaiiomi tomorrow and Is expected to a first lime in an emergency coun­ of naturaliialion and Immigra­ out . U. 8. view* on que allot ' TONI Of VIOVTABIIS AND flUITI A«« CAXTID rrom the* Covent Gsritcn Mnkets, fendon. largest In tion to succeed Carusi. cil mretmg-'ummnnrd at hi* »p»facing the .delegate*' In draftln| Britain, to the country for dumping snd plowing under because of a glutted market. Wholesaler* charge Mr. Truman named Oscar Ro»* edic request. a hemltphere defense treaty. that retailers refuse to buy large quantities because they want to maintain arrlty" price* irrttiwcu swnmr*. Ewing, former assistant chair­ Norman Armour, assistant see He charged ihaf ih< United man of th * Democratic National retary. of statu, and Ambassa­ The retailers say.that Ihe wholessler* prefer tonsrasle the produce rnthrr than sell at<low prices Market IVIN DOUS get hot In the scorcher that has been sweeping the nation, Slnte* wa* attempting to "forfii__ ^Committee, to replace Miller as wotkeis are shown above piling up hags nf eahbage at Covent (tanlrn for slnpnu-m to the dumnlna oo considerate Alice Donovan, 3, cools off her favorite playmate under a dor William Dawson accompanied IT i giMiJ riff lev- i.ri lm|'iiie<in" na.f federal security administrator. (fnlernaflonnt) —-trr hydrant la Now York CUy, fir eman George Rally helps- (international) - Marshall U, the conference -wish .^ yjn d i. AilAlaslresort, fh*eebbaga-ww-oBered-for»atcTU tWiTHinTiiui* a »,n k. was "showing ilDregaiil of the^nRiamuglia. dOnesian t'enpie nml lack of retby presidential secretary CharleLater, the «ecrelary talked pri­ in-i-t fur the Seeufilv CmincIE" C. Roa* at a news' conference. vately for 40 minutes with Chil­ “Thi- persistent offellng of good Carusi , will bo special assisted! offlcet l*v the Coiti'd Stales h#. ean Foreign Minister German to the new Assistant Secretary Vergara ’ about ‘ the projected cimie* even more difficult to unof State, Charles E. Saltiman. treaty nml about Chile’s economic dersland after (lie ln-iotie,ian govRoss told reporters: problems. crnnirnl had inked, the council to "On# of the important aspectt create it, own cmnotitslon for atVergara told a reporter his In Mr. Carusi’a new position lulrntioo and investigation." Grom­ country ami the United State* will ha to make a complete sur­ MIAMI. Aug. I!', o il- The yko declared. weie "In complete accord" about vey of all phases of the dieWeather Bureau repnrtel n Iron lie *aid the America-! attempts treaty point*. He expressed the ^*plscsd persons problem, Including Iral storm was developlritr today in could to* viewed only "a* an at­ the resettlement of the displaced W ater Cut Off, Elec- Estimated Outlay To­ belief that Argentina would ad­ Report Based On An­ the Gulf of Mexlrn at-'UII 'M* Order To Ccar.c-rirc tempt to liy-pas* the United here to the U. S. and Chile in persona and the administration of west-southwest «f Kp V West Natioii*" and that thi* v j * both . Ne a r s Breakdown “undesirntde alysis Of 10 Sam­ miles t r i c i t y Disrupted Preaidant Truman'a direr live of tals $ 4 1 6 , 0 2 3 ; views. and was moving slowly westward and ilaugaruus.” Cuba, however, wa* on -record Dfe. 22, 1045. ahoot eight mile* an hour and in­ As Dutch Retaliate ples Taken Aug. 13 Prevmtislv- Gfomvko it*»l, tsld In Cadiz Disaster a* warning she would refuta to Mill Rate Remains “Ha also will study tho opera­ creasing in Intensity. Ihe t ’nited State* wi* pulling unless IJ covered what the Cu tions of the newiy.formed Inter­ The WenthVr Bureau renl alnuie"*|iploni«tie ptessute" .on the InCADIZ. Spain. Aug. 19 0 P > l O a l l a a , * a n I’a * * * li| . Puiily nf Sanford dunking Wa­ BATAVIA. Ivre. Aug. jo ' l l national refugee organisation, Tlir Boaid nf County Commit■ * a * »- ————- - - K * ^ e»t winds nt tiF.10' AT M. wen lien. Nwdmniii, romutamlei in do'ncsihTH: ter 4(ul, lie‘ lieciloin from roll |h<|ween -I0 and 50 mil ’* per hour Spending considerable time In Newipepermen eitimaled today lipnert met jretlettfay am) adopted D. S. Deputy Delega'a Ilersrhel that poiiibly mote than 400 p ri­ Europe and South America.” foira nr disease-forminx b t l f i '* Within 50 pi Itea of Ihe renter md flncf of Imh.nc.iiu RcpyMo.Ul A', J.ila w n denirtE-thwt-rlte^Anwpbnomy budiel” with e*tiMr. Truman, who has frequent sons wore- killed snd kcveial etiong squntls cxicml omr-* than WM lmUy ti*|MiTird to lITf Cily fntreb. oulcieil lire army today iron government wa, exerting any genciaVToperation* oullst ly advocated the admittance to i nt thousand wereTinjured in* the erby the lluieau nf fjiboraloiie* o! 2<H1 miles to the en«t and nnrtli to piepaie ftn |mdong«l lu il ii e i i i c u r e on the Indon-dan*. “Tit# otV$4l6.023 for the fiscal year this country of (00,000 displaced CatiUon was advised all inter.-d* Imloncian governnient ha* on) jnljf in the* Ncllicitsnd* 'E5*t Ind:.*. illc Slate n>.aid of Health follow­ psraons, wrote Miller In corme-r- plosion last night of a naval to'- beginning Oct. I. In the RoulhenstWflid Gulf of Mex­ , to sav out offer Is not neceptaahl* on with hla new assignment re pedo and ocean mine factory and tloi I f iitsdlmir d «an |*«n $ **lmi '.Hie oidei wa* lunadcatt hv ing letl*. City Managri H, N- ico nir», and small crnfl were In accordance with its policy ngtftrallsatlon commlaitonar that W8T*hou.,. „n the Cadie pcmniuU. warned tn remain In tmrt kou II i of ihe flepulilu .ill l.lilio .it the In S-lVer declared thi* moining. ef rigid economy, and in spile ?lf "tha eonacleoco of the nation hr» n u ‘h ______ I ■ . ' - ' Miami around tn Rain-nt-i Facli inniith the City cnlleclt 10 ' The storm center devrMp*-1 out ilniir Xl.tii upil.il cd Jngj.ikaM*. been moved *iy the tragic plight, Official censorship kept secret thsrp advance* in the co*t of jabot WASHINGTON. Aur. U», — of these persons.” I the number of casualties and the and material at well si incrested President Truman's air coordinat­ ijrnplei nf water ftpui dilfrieitl of n squall wave tlml struck ilu- if, cj, in Java’s intriioi. it ianv: ing committee recofnmmd* Hint The appointments of Ewing and eitent of the ruins, but the Span­ demand* for road*, drainage and the military services be given location* md tend* them to Jark - lower pint of Florida doting lb- ailei the Nrlhetl unit aimv an (Coatfsnoa ■■ ran* Slit. night with wind, up to 50 mile* nu ish Cabinet described the damage dilchet the Board decided to oper­ greater freedom to plat their air­ «’nvil|e in tpcnal -rnntainei* fur- hour In gusts. At Miami rlgn* liminced that "di.*«lic retaiialnrt as grave and the Spanish news niihed by the Stale ilnatd nl plane buying several vetrt ahcml ate without any, inerrsic in thr were knocked down in the Ijuslo.--' liie-liutrs" had been l iken agaigil agrncy G fra said it was of "dis­ urrirnt 10 mill rate, reported O. This would mean lifting, an-far Health. Ihe City'* water utility aten. tw»nI* lorn lonse from ntiwir- Indnnrtian tiure* wlijch. l|ie as Army and Navy plane |iiogra-n* *r*tem. he leiraled . i» operated inga nt the city yacht hnsllt, and Diitrli iflii, tiied'tn putlr fnrwal:l aster proportions," with "numer The Heml hole County Junior P. Herndon, county clerk. are concerned, thp restriction* tree* uprooted •at n numli-r 6f in the fi.il.iluM ,n lot 40 mile* ftranilier of Commerce i« cbntinuous victims." under the *!?nl ui|ieivi<lnn nl 0 In order to take rare of fast falling on government • agencies int- it, illivi> to raise $5,000 on (xilnts. 0, Water supplies failed. Elec­ growing arras of PeminnJo Coun­ from the fact that. Congress ap­ tin* Im inl, with pritiKlic llnprt|which to iipcrnl*' (he Tout I it Booth Small cinft warning* were or­ mu lit nl Jog |ska 11 1 1 tricity was disrupted. Rail and ty, the primary objective of the propriates only one year's funds 'i"n* by it* «.imtarv engineei*. dered up yesterday fiom south of Tho Dutch snid tit . lofll rel | iM>tl nnnniineed today that the mad communications to the city Board Is to concentrate on road at a time. Mr. Snyet stntr-il that he would Mlnmi around tie- 1-Toriil.i K< y* ,'Voio b i,,r , u j h iii alta/k'ilg In rll* would lie rnnvivsseit Thursday nf 75,000. situated on a penin­ An Increasing Interest by the The committee, composed of i La the puhtir in ln> enriectl)- to Sarasota on ihe West ( o» t. donexlnns, tvhn f I-■<t h-avtng dond in oi.t. r to rcgistiu t.iuit* which repairs and some new roa I con• public in religious news, inri sula shaped like a frying pan strurtlon. he declared. The bud­ government officials, made t/ii* -nformeil , n- In Ihe condition of No warning* were displayed in nod wounded on 111- field. Tho the people of Hanford have for also snapped. emergence of the Church as a get for the road and bridg- fund proposal in a report to the F tDulcll llii'iiisrlvc, ui.niiwloilgetl n-itl and In ie,iiie»t donation* to­ The factory was a mile and x and engineering serv'ce is esti­ sident on present aviation p< tele* 'ti* City'* water *ii|'l>l)', sinew the cl tv. however. world power with 'an Insistent The Weather lltir•nri reported seven Dulcll hilled an I 1 1 tvuiiud- il aid tho program. there ha*e iTen rurnni* dillhalf from central Cadis. The blast message of. social organisation in mated at 1222.200 and account* for It also expressed a new opposition • g the past week that it is con- that winds of .78 mile* on hour i-J In yesterday'* up • nljoni.-HtWi All iiiisine*, eitahliahmonU will an intarnational scale was re caused the greatest damage in the more than half of all expenditures. to limiting American over sea* aii tsinlnateil resulting In lllne*-. had been sustained, nver « per list dirmnu ordered reii'-«'"l scorehrd lie i Qntactril mid a hous • to house ported by the Rev. William Per lightly constructed houses In the operation* to • single air line. campaign will he conduct ml, ac­ The next largest Item of operat­ Ole Stale report receivu) to of five minutes beginning at 8:50 earth taetirs. ry P**tor of the Chyle- papular summer colony of flan ing expense Is 198,740 for general Mr. Truman turned the ,-apori -tiy was hared «»n aiialyt)* of A. M. Tbe.irjdicatlonx are. Mete­ cording to Chari,e Luke, vice preHn omitted refer-*r c * to thr a tian Church who le ft, week re- S e v e r ia n o . nver to Ms new tempirery Air sample* of water taken orologist Krne*t (’arson said, that re'ase-fire order of Aug nod fold tthfsni of the local lavi-ees. Rlaat-set fires appeared to be expense* and salarlst. .The Fine Pollcv Commission. This I* a r ’.v- to 49 turned from Buffalo, N. Y.. where A tirogre** tjiart will he drawn end Forfeiture fund Including sal■II Aug, 13 from .the following the souallv wave >vss th« bark- hi* force* to fight on until ,-ivir( r n l l a s n l •• P a g e Sim) . .he attended the International lash of a stormy are* which pas­ elgnty mid te rriln i"! inteigrity nod i* tn tie roared in the ilp'Vnariee of prosecuting attorney and Ilian group he recently appointed i -cation*: • and World Conventions of the to advise on aviation noRrir*. town area. The i-itart will show Uw tnforremeht officer* it e«tl1— Municipal (V nieletie* out- sed over the city from the south- ttere restored In Ihe reputdl-. Disciples of Christ (Chrlstlsn 10,000 Auto Workers. mated at 535,150. On the point of ordering military -'de o f the City limit* on the e*iM vesterdav, and moved on out A dispatch of the Irid-me *i an Die datlv receipt, for the program, Church).- . * Into tile Gulf of Mexico. For countv health work, includ­ aircraft for several year* to come, •-•nth sble News Anuncv. Antnia. from J o g ­ it was stated. The press of the country gave Are Idle Due To Heat ing the Health Unit and the Coun fhe air coordinating rommltt*i had Mr. Luke, itntrd that $ 1,500 e f jakarta, said the Repuhi-can* had 3-—At I'nrl Avenue nml Twenmore space to the activities of tv nurse, $17,906 It estimated this to eav; 4('amt Inn M n n I’ h h p 'Mila I relected n (Tilne,,- t -uuest lltat the 55,000 goal ha* been collected, DETROIT. Aug. 19 (A h Closs Union Officers To tha Disciples than In previous "In Peacetime, substantial tn-nfhlim ’s Nnliuttnls wlthm rrpub­ nml "there is quite a hit of money to 10,000 Chrysler Corn, hourly- Exes* ffet for furniture and fix­ ev savings and more effie'ent mi!iyears, Ind many h tures etc. were put *A 510.410. lican lerrltorv i>e armed n » -ec- out that lias not been reported,'' rated workers were -Idled today U.S. Exports Decline Take Anti-Red Oath . Ilea ssnt thir crack raportsrs to ___ The HotplUl fund was set at tarv 'and production planning urltv corps to protect _luca lie added as more mid-ninety temperatures eovtr the n ew s-o f. the eonrenThe—“xrrffrfffTJture jluh hai" am! ‘properfie*. 197740. the Mothers' Pension fund would result If alrrrtff pnieurec Despite 5 Per Certt*”*S B BlffNfiTpM —u«»tt f> uiiilnvee« In several key jj a u s . ip uk • tlon, ha atated.. at $3,610 and the rannlng kitchen merit-h r Ulrgmilitary setvut* weie A li^risdrasl Indine-Tin nrmy MSteeil III-assist' the Jpv.-ee* in A ruling cunie finin' Robert N. cumiriunlo'ue said Dutch Iroep* tltair campaign, and member* of e. Ha was aceompaniad on his departments to leave their Jobe. building fund at 1177. Agriculture hated on long-range programs IncreaHc1 To Britain Denham, cminael of the National rather than the present vear-to* 3,500 mile motor trip by Mie. * A shortage nf car bodies from th« otganiralinn will lie present K M IIsn S e a P a g o P la t (Utinllniird «» l'«*f **!%! Labor Relations Hoard; torlay'thafl year practice.Yealee Miss Sue Williams snd the corporation's Kercheval Ave­ at the regntta to he held nn l.ake WASHINGTON, Aug. lit, ‘AA— all officers nf la W unions must "Several vear* usually elapte Mnntoe Hent. 1 to aid hi receiving Miss Maude Jtnklns. They vis­ nue plant, attributed to “heat between the first des|g i and nrtual Britain, now engagrd in "dollar swear Ihrv are not fVimmunUts ThuranBk^Tells Of the donations. ited Canada, Mount Vamon, Get­ walkouts'* by the management, Burmese Official Ifl rrl'sli" discussions here, Incrcnnd Irefnre thrlr unions or affiliates production of modern aircraft, x x The Jav.-ee* are exneatlng to tysburg' and old hlatorie sites shutdown final aisembly opera Flfalil From x Fighters usually remain In pro- her buying froth the United States may use tha briard's services. Victiin Of Attack Register 2ti0 rooms that will be and shrines along the Atlantic tlons nl the Chrysler division plant hv 5 percent to a total of ntatly In Jefferson Avenue, DeSoto Sind Ill* rilling wa* an Interpretsdurtlon at least three years r.r.d available when they are needed. Seaboard. *100,000.000 in June. NEW YORK, Aug- 19 -l<PI— tlrm of the Anti-Communist pro­ That Chrlet has tha answer* Plymouth divisions. RANGOON. Burma. Aug. 10 bombers five to six roars. Thla was disclosed, bv the Cen­ vision*. of the new Taft-llartley Stephen Thuransky, Aintrlenn cit Approximately 5,000 Plymouth |yP)— Flva gunmen were report­ "Current limitation* on tho !Ife for ,th# Intricate problems and (ircck Naval Crews sus Bureau today a*'Anglu-Amerills of the world for which the division employees were sent ed officially today to hsv* at­ of funds permit ordering only Iran conference* continued on the labor law, which gov* Into effect Iren who was *rre»ted by political pullce In |ltingary hut later es­ home because of tha body shortFriday and appeared certain to small initial production quantities. , church it attiring valiantly to To Train In Norfolk tempted to kill Finance Minister This results In aircraft being built imeatlon of easing term* n f'th * stir controversy In labor and per­ caped with the airl of an American find tha answers was tha domlTin Tub 1-1,750,000,000 loan a g r e e me.-it official, arrived today with his haps In congressional cirri#*. At the Chryeter Lynch Road nant Idea expressed at both the Heavy shooting alto was largely by hand method* tml with­ mad* last vear. It was'reported ATHENS. Aug. 19. (iD -D w jght At the.capital, aides who help­ wife and two daughter, aboard conventions, he declared, aim gear and axle plant 900 workers reported during - the night at out adequate production tooling. England Ukely would get revision* P. Griswold, head of the American were released after they asked per­ ed Congress member* draft the the vessel Marina Jumper. Approval of long-range urogram was expressed by such speakers scattered piece* in Rangoon In­ rrrmlttlng her to Increase pur- new lew said the interpretation Thuransky, 64, ami once a aid mlsslan in Greece, nnnouneed as. John Poster Dulles, Charles mission to go horns. cluding the ihssdqusrtera of the requirements for contract authn- rhoaea from the British dominions was broader than these member* farmer near Columbus, O , was today that Greek naval crews Ixstlon, subject to annual review, P Taft, Congressman . Walter Burma armed police striking for­ at the expense of (rede with the have Indicated their own Inter­ arrests*! In Italnssagyaimat, llun* would lie *rnt to Norfolk. Va„ for Judd and Charlta Clayton Mor­ Embargo Lifted On ces and the. residence of Mr*. would reeutt In: (A ) greatly re­ United State, garv, on Aii|* 1, allegedly _ for training and would return with pretation is. duced aircraft cost; (Ut a more m on. 4 Abdul Bsxak, widow of the American official* said privateDenham mads hi* ruling when rtilirliing that country's Com* sis motor gunboat* recently trans­ efficient and etabla aircraft Indus­ Canadian Shipments The most thrilling service In education mlnstsr who waa as­ lv this would not curs England's issuing forms which lalmr lead­ munlst-dainlnated government In ferred to the Greek na-.-y. the convention, he said, was a1 sassinated with alt othar cabinet try: and (C) a sounder has# for distress but, by rutting down her e n ere to use when disclaiming a street corner conversation lie also announced to n newt Industrlak p r a p a r a d n e * * meaWAR KINGTON, Aug, 19 OP)— processional of the natives if members last month. outlay of dollars, might give a any Communist affiliation. . He broke away .from three conference that the American ml*: The Office of Denfense Trans­ Tho official statement said 42 nations carrying their coun­ guards while being transferred slim would open headmiartere Tho question of whethsr over­ measure of relief without golr« to tries' flags. „These represented portation today lifted the partial more than ISO persona were ar­ Congress for revision of England's n • , n , from a Jail.In Budapest and wa* Thursday at Salonika, near tha seas air operations should be re­ embargo on United S( sates coal rested early yesterday "for se­ ^ t h e nations of the world In which obligations undsr the i«*n agree-' K C D C I h S l H T C I l d c r driven away with hi* wife in a northern fighting are* in tSo shipments to Canada. stricted to ono airline long ha* P t h * Christian Church tiaa churchcurity reason*/* merit. car hr an American official. Sehlen Greek guerrilla war. E. N. Nor­ bean on Issue of coqtruverty. The embargo waa Invoked last Shipn In Paraguay ( hapin, U. S. Minister to Hungary, ton. production and distribution ts operating at the present A Rangoon police spokesman The Census Bureau report on Wednesday midnight against ship­ said Tin Tut had telephoned potlee American export* In June shows! protested hi* arrest ami the Amer­ specialist of the africullritgl dlvtWARD ACCRITKD “One was Irapressed,” declared ments via the Canadian National for help, saying ha waa under atth ^ almost every European rotmASUNCION, Paraguay. Aug 19 ican government asked an spot- ■Ion. will head the Salonika office, nment owned daek. T h r Tut said he personally Charles Edward Word, Jr ., ton trr except England reduced Ra (AT— The government announced c'gy. — iier. Yesley, "with the fact that Railways, govenrn to lie located temporarily in the (be participating nationals rep- princilpa! rail line In the do­ had not been In the line of fire o f' Mrs. C. E , Word of Daytona buying from the United States to today that a fleet of rebel ‘ ships Thuransky. said today he was Up 8, consulate. minion.'It was designed to speed Beach and former resident of Han­ Herbert P. Eandsdale. director and that sentries around hla bout* ressnted but a small part of trie level* “markedly tower" than in which brought Insurgent- .down iwreated because "I wa* defending universal Christian Church of the return to this country of exchanged shots with the gunmen ford, woo ono of 26 out of 50(j May. the Paraguay River for their as* America against tho dirty re­ of the post-UNRRA eeetion of tb t hadty,needed U. 8 . • fright cars applicants who were recently ac­ who approached through a wooded 500 000,000 numbers, the largest, This contributed x 13 percent vault on thla capital had atirren- marks by Communist and social mission, said the first ships carry* in Canada. cepted at apprentice school at the dec11m la 11. a . shipments over.- dared unconditional!y„ mott influential and meat rap- ^held democratic -leaiDra/*- -He Fully.Figure* released b_ ___ „ Nrwnort-Nxws. Y i ; Shipping id ir g ro w in g - rettg im u body oh ■cos, the first titahle break In The announcement made no rr.<n- that ho was beaten with sandbag* relief program were du* a: Pirae­ the time Indicated Canadian Dock Co. He will learn to be a thle country's rising postwar trend tlon of two gunboats, the Paraguay by police front whoso cm tody he us. the port of Athens, snd Salon­ earth.” National had been tardy on mak­ BURKHALTER DIES m u ter mechanic. The ed itio n s axvorte. Exports trialed Vl.- and the IlumaiU, with which the escaped as they were shout to ika Thursday or Friday. Their ing return*. The embargo did not JACKSONVILLE, F la , Aug. 19 were baaed on Kholerslilp end of l’l 1.700,000, reb*l* Have harassed government transfer him to “the eo-called cargoes include 17,000 tone of “Vyl? affect shipment* via Urn private­ (AN-Peyton B. Burk halter, pro­ character ratings. force* along the Parana River In horror chamber.” flour. ly-owned Canadian Pacific Rail­ minent In sporta circles here and SSI ■ ■ 4 ’ Thuransky said 90 per cent .'of lWANIS GUEST the south. It was announced re­ way, Canada'* second largest four year* a member of the city KING UNCHANGED U. 8. 18 SUED ». C. A. Thompeon. sup­ cently that tha Pargguav had been the Hungarian pe<ro!e were proplayground board, died suddenly WASHINGTON, Aug. 19, M V - erintendent of the Florida Metho- Interned by Argentina at the re­ American and enti-Communlst and HOUSTON. Tex.. Aug. 1 0 J A V ODT officials |n announcing o f a heart attack here today. Ths condition o f Fleet Admiral dislt Childrens Home at Enterprise, quest of the rebels themselves. wanted America “to liberate them The Texas City Terminal Railway rooming, aiuiougn he the Immediate lifting o f the em­ “ was president of the Gator Ernest J . King, considered “seri­ will be the guest speaker tomor­ Company today filed an 18.000,009 The captured ships, the govern­ from their liheretore." ful night Earlier, bargo today expressed belief the _ Association and waa a In addition to hi* wife. Tereao, suit against the Unltwl 8tatea had reported that the ___ ______ purpose has been served, In that familiar figure at college football ous h r the Nary yesterday, hat row a t the KiwanU luncheon at ment announcement naid Included not changed during the la*t Z4 the Tourist Center, Letter Tharp, the Ituilango, the Toro, the Pollux 46, he was accompanied by hit government for damages to tha improved state the week-end, but the return of Ui 8. cars hss byen bgskgtbelt garnet as an of- hours,- Retheeda N< ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ and the Cot. Martinet, and several daughters, Margaret, 26, and company's property during, the stilt criUeaRy UL «* 1 Mary, 21. Texas City disaster of last April. Water In Sanford Tropical Storm Is Indonesian Army Is Found Pure By L y ' W e il|ToW To PrePare For Lengthy War State Laboratory 400 Feared Dead County .Board As'Mihe’Factory Adopts Economy In Spain Explodes Budget For Year Change In Airplane Buying Suggested For Army, Navy Jaycues To List Available Rooms In Canvass Of City Church Convention Is Reported By Rev. W.F. Yesley Hungary / i j,,- ymi XL' f. �«■ I f 1 V T ■*“ [ .The Sanford Heruld K .i.M ^ .k .4 h k lllk ,4 4.il» .!■ i m n r,i,|il M l French I’ojitics lalwlo *«Ml*r4. I Iun4ii 111 < C a t .i.4 »> ,L iil M a llil ''Crtuhrt ST. IHItt, >| l i t ‘I' m I llllll* •I * im I i >«4 . I l.iililn . u »4ri lb * A rt •I (timiiu .( Mairb n, |*4)X. HOI.I.VMI I,. II KAN llaltlar I .I M I I i u a U K AN H a iia r u i l a u a a .r • I l l > ( H l l ’ l ION HA I M Hr Itirtri. »<rk Om llaath T b rrr M a a lb t Ml Mamba On* Aral AU a b l m a r , • ^ - ... . . . | su .;■> 1 .3 1 ^ tita 4 > . . .I l l l.ll *.u* a a llr a .,' ra n t. lit ut Mlini *■! •al.dainairnl. far lit, |>ui|ni,r 'n U l a , TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1941 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , J a N FO RD , F L O R ID A I P A G E TW O ifc -y a - .t la t UtlS A iW U ltlt* ta laa.------» ■ l a l a a . l \ r n .| > a p r i H i H i i i i a i a i l i m !» • M H rrM ra li T h r I I , , *14 ' l a Ih r a a t l a a a l tlrt.1 a l * a 4 t „ l t a t a a . H ill* na a tr x i a l n l a l a . 4 l a «fc. l a r a r . t • Itk r* l a I t * r a a a l i , M ilb b * a 4 < tiia i* H » l a I b li- a a u a m i t i l l I m l i . T t i I f r t a l 4 I* a m i w t i r nl i t * A a ra ria ltd !'» • • M k ltb l> < nlliliA ttl)tiU fl| tu tb r life* a f tt|ialill* a l l a a a l a ll i h r lotsal a m * tm a in l la I h it a m i t a t a r r , a * n ,l| a t all A l* a m i 4 l* a a ith « a . TUESDAY. Aug. 19. 1917 B IB L E VKRHK FOR TODAY IT 18 TDK ONLY HOPR OF HUMANITY. .THE ONE I'N* CHANGEABLE FACT OF LIFE. VALUE IT AND PRACTICE IT; Love never failrlh.—I Cor. 1.1:8. M IK M I.H .M IT l HUFFS IFrviu The Chrltliu H iitn r t Moollor) Tbr Indian* laved I hi* u>a}r*tlc —.Trailers In Arabia RADIO PROGRAMS Are Air-Conditioned .OLD WINE, NEW BOTTLES btinilni arnimd Unused Wealth The list of the ten richest men in the world, which a press association published annuully before the war, was always And blnlf* rracli toward the skjr. Wkllr In Ibr aJirltiK the Urea brglu headed by the Nizam of Hyderabad. He would still head to l u ( Hie list if one were made now, as his annual income is about .$50,000,000. His wealth consists of -solid stuff,jjkejtrweitr At>il rin** grow* emu; And tbr l>M*Twiar lurk with vbrrr- and gold liars uiid bullock carts full of. gold dust. It ia f 1)1 *o<i g. about three limes Umt.-uf-tha. late -Henry-Ford.—YeC he lives 111 brie room and spends $30.00 a month. “Cookie" come* fmm the fluid, No finer example cou Id tie found of the futility of piling word “kctekjc/’ a diminutive nf Glacier Has Unique TV brrr lit I b r f.llj th e b ill* lu a k * u oilur rjui-buiij up that kind of wealth. It is the Scriptural buried talent. "bosk” meaning cake. Fire Fighting System A prince With such an income, even if he lived in the most Of red Hud bruiaru; princely style, could hardly make a dent in his huge income, Al* N rsulrilurrs Atu] Ulf ruulnr* II* with tiiflr BELTIN’. Mont. — Glacier hut he would at least employ servants and officials who rlinktirtl firld* National Park official* claim to lie Alley would to some extent share in his prosperity. have on* of the most unusual for­ A* I took down. Ofie of the.great causes of India's jwverty is that taxes est fire fighting nrggniratione in have been enacted nut of proportion to the small Incomes national park system, IVbrrr, In thr wlntrr, Ihr bull. out, T om s o e a s n i AmeHrs’s tdirp ,li*|.,» of those who earned, and have been allowed to accumulate Ds liackbone ia 13 lookout points schnttered along the rocky in such sterile heaps ns those of the gold dust, jewels and VilD HR MONEH HR ij continental ItfMiund In ekirt’mrtf i divide, manned by other forms of unproductive wealth plied up by many of And Ibr while UmI tvtvi>r» tbr lull, DONE. J'iNED THff.tR seven young marrlrd couples and the Indian Princes, instead of going into better roads, tall bluff* f i v e men qnd otie. pretty college COFFIN* CLUBS! bridges, houses and agricultural know-how to better the girl from Missoula, Mont., none F*Ur» tutu tbr *kjr. of whom mind solitude. Tlir Indlnn* loved ibr Inti. Ull bluff*, condition of the people. They keep an eagle eye out tor In this country, where most wealth is u dynamic force, And M il) 1. smoke, pin-point lu locatiun, giving j ise to employment and production, .those piles of EMHAIIKTII WILEY. the fire’* sire and notify gold and jewels seem like an Arabian Night’s dream. Be­ esdquarters a t Baltna _______ fc-en if il it hot. owners of v»* sides being .fun to. look at, and few ever see them, they Fourteen fir# control aide*— all edit lSltT~iKou1d not fotKci To no nobody-any good. :ut the ragweed. cut AMONG THE MyitK important aubjectti to bo taken up, King Corn icemt to be slipwhich were not acted on thin sesition, are univeraal military ping. inn llierc will be anoltin training, the "Voice of America” information program, •ecd lime ami haiveil, and bicad adminaion of displaced iK’raonM, higher minimum wage, thill nol tail I torn llie .cailh. statehood for Hawaii,. fede federal aid to education, health fnThe leim* "nully" and "squii- yiirance and other broadening phases of the Bociai security felly" can raire a laugh, but live program, a new housing program," Missouri vallev auth*. iquificU keep right on laying up ority and oilier flood, control measures, new and tougher 1 testa of loyalty of government employes, and the St. Lawtheir winler supply. fence waterway mid power project. The Capjtol Hill boys ‘ to ,.ve cumludatily in lire better get a good lost. There’s plenty of unfinished business United Statei,* iayi *n Egyptian awaiting their return to Washington. — St. Petersburg viiitor, coit* $75 to $80 a day. Independent. This doe* not allow foi pictcnl price*.. UAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS * SC* 12-man commlaalnn The latest profound theory Government Studied I. . . by Praildcnl Tru•bout real raiics it that they opFor Streamlining man, Renata President Arthur ttalc sgsiml inflation. They keep Yaudtnberg and House Speak <r people from bidding up the pricn By VlltlilN lA VAN DEB VMCI1 Joseph Martin. of food by making lure that all Beside* Hoover th* members WASHINGTON, Aug. 19 their money gbe* for rept, If each high official directly ra- are: Senator Atkan (H-Vt.)i Ren. Brown (R-O.); Civil •lumslhi* to the Prrsldsnt had Clarence We may be •wrong about il. • ilO-minut* talk with him, flat• H er v i c e Commissioner Arthur but it doc* tram to u». in their ry Truman would trn lied up for Flemming; Dr. James K. Pol­ lock, authority on government hot lummer day*, that getting alt ihire# month*. from lha University of Michigan; By contrail. General' Dwight "bet up" Jo make iceordi of one Eiicnhowcr, commanding th*Gar- George Meade, industrialist. kind and anolher it not a tu man invasion, took report* only Secretary of Defense James tional justification for living. Irom I ha three man wnu headed r m in ts ]; Former Undim creU th* invailon armies. Tha ordei* ry of State Dtan A th n on j. for Now lomebody bring* up du went -df>wn ^ * ° ugh Ilia ranks. mar Ambassador. tu r^ R raatB riiintetetling fad o f "accidental U n u iq ii Bl‘ ‘ponder- iin Joseph Kennedy! Senator Mr®hll*n (D-Arlui; Rep, Manasee r Pifildfnli." -al wlmm theie have ing tha two systems, decided (D-Ala.): and James Rowe, for­ maybe tha gvneral had aomathlng been more than you’d think, and there. mer adviser t o ‘ President Roose­ velt. in general they’ve done bctlci R e c e n t l y atreamlined itself, These men will hold thair ftrat than you’d * think. Congrees than laid $760,000 on masting in Waahincton on 8«pt. ha line for a new commission 29. Tha $760,000 budget will Two chemical elemcnli that e* to g*ee Prealdant Truman's u*#d to hire a staff, meat exfiled 2.000,00(1,000 year* ago, branch of government, . tha ex­ pen*** and pay fSO a working and have never been found line* ecutive, that 19-19 lllhouatta. day to Its members who are pr‘have now been created by radio­ Th* commitilnn will report to vat* cltitana. Congress In January 1949. History does not encourage the active proem. Perhaps radioac­ It will be headed by the on* new commission. It was tried tivity may yet lolve ihe pioblen man in th* nation beat fitted before, In 1910, 1920 and 1930, to understand President Tru­ with no reeulta. of our mitring umbrella*. man1* visitor pryblem. The 1930 joint Housa-Benat* He la Herbert'Hoover, lha on­ Committee did, however, turn the Italian buiinet* men have byly living ex-prealdant. streamlining Job over to the Pres­ paiitd the car thoitage iiy uiin Accepting th* Job reluctant­ motor Kooter*. Over 60.000 arc ly, the 73-year-old Hoover an­ ident and lat Congress lake n*laav* hi* plan*. •aid to be in ute. With ever- nounced) Tha Hoover commission hss lengthening lilt* of order* for new “I do so wtth the distinct under- 16 month* to do this car* in the United State*, pet •landing that this la tha last Job; (A ) cut expense*; (B»PP*nd service 1 will render my unitscessary work and (C) abclhapa American* thouid comidu public nallon." lah overlapping aervicas. *Cooter*. They might eata the de‘ Congressmen are not so con­ Congress was careful not to very problem. The office pe*n- cerned with Mr. Truman’s pov make an alaction issue out nl alhle cellars as they are with th* this government agency to study aikti “Where will thqy gel Hock of organisations which they other government agendas. . motor*?" rapreaant. tta m at report will not be Under "executive" In th* new­ ad* until two months,after th* people in*itt on getting est Ihub o f the Congressional next president of th* United they want when they want Directory are Hated, by rougiit S u tra haa been chosen. gardlm of expente and Na- counti * ” . ' . The 10 cabinet departments and going no fartbar ia a commission!, 11 boards, handling of the aitua- lusi f l 23 NAZI8 CONVICTED w t i - l councils. fiome and atound the and in Waihington than done lately, then unhigh price ltvel* will •and may remain for »oms But there are way* ot lining, out »uch matter*, eiby public untiment or by government or both. J the piece* mid, with N ew * • fiM N ew * H «f* n ad * |PLAIN — ORNAMENTAL ALSO — PATCHING i HARRY G. STONE US HIS Clsb Loral N*w* LORMANN’S s. Laurel Phone RESTAURANT thru Aug. 29 . J Will Re-open Saturday, Aug. 30 HOURS 9:00 P. M. To 7:00 A. M. - -• "The Florida 6t*th Bank of 8»nford lit authorized by the United States Treasury Department to ca*h Armed Fogcea Leave Bonds for refisterad owners '(any time after September 1, 1947). "There is no requirement that these bonds bh cashed at this time in order to They can be cashed any time in the future, upon demand and without detay. your money. . . - "Unlcw* yorr Jf^lkTeaTneerf o fth e mongy-hoW thb imtitutldnTjnRfti^&^fi^ States Treasury Dejtartment‘strongly-recommend that you permit your bond to earn interest at'2Vk percent-( q to its maturity) until you actually need the cash. We will be glad to Berve you at any time. “To facilitate identification,' owners should bring their original separation papers with them when presenting bonds for payment. • "Under no circumstances may registered owners 2. 1947". cash their bonds before September ‘ We Invite you to take advantage of our many otlthr services. . . . Courteous and efficient personnel to assist you in all financial m atten. All transactions a n photographed and become a permanent record of this bank. r J i-.- - -, i . . • . ■ . . ■ .* . -^ fk - * j | ’ • -1 * V . . j | . ■ ■ 1337 Will Be Closed Thursday, Augf. 21 Forest Service parachuting imok* umpers are kept available at Uisoula, to be flown into remote regions. Humidity, time, of aea*on,*wind, fuel moisture, visibility and light­ ning occurrence control the fire * danger. Park ranger* have figured I Out a system of interpreting thea*| _ factor» so-that they’li-know-when ' constant vigilance is required. safe ■ A 'X a NOTICE experienced •mountaineer*— are stationed at strategic poinU, reedy to hike into e fire area. ’ Four packer*, with firing* of mulea always are ready to move supplies ov*r any of tha1,100 miles of trails to a base rampwhen additional men are needi ilril, , , T *«_ . > ~ -J- III* ( il l til* NURRNBURQ, Germany. Aug. 19, UPy—Au American War crime* court convicted Dr. Karl Brandt, personal physician t« Adolf HitIer. and 14 other German doctor* twdav of war crime* for fatal axPerlmanU on humans. The pro­ wanU a haa ter work- secution had charged that hun­ It would t like to H* dred* of thousands of concentrsfor feet pyra tlon.camp Inmataa wen kilitd in the Hour* at •*worthlea»" axperimaota. 11 Salon 1:01 (.'aialcsd* of Music 1:10 Afternoon Dsnc* -* > administrations and a miacel ianeous number of Corporation* Institutions, societies, banka and systems. They fit together now like In a jigaaw puatle. Congreea ing ab u t. • OF ARMED FORCES LEAVE BONDS Executive Iiruneh Of|‘hTJ * h. lift 1:1* Newa, 1:11 Par Non* Hindi ffb n r *lrr*tn. run dual (be ruulrr floors If •' II, /'t'HTIM I*. DONNELL Al* Nr» afrtlurrit aa-4*| Kt.alaa ivt N ,*i uf lh* u *r PHOENtX. A ril.—Scientifically :#■ T weight Sons* built alr-coiidltimirrl motor c a r t l i l t Mi-H AUttl** avail! are rolling over the hot ( i l l Sport* I'ar-d* land* of Arabia in icarch of oil. l i l t hwinglim* with Count B*«J* llH Na» • Thev were conitructed In the plank Till lilt Vaiad* of the Aritorut Iron Workl where Ti*S VFW erotism additional CaraVana St* now be­ 7.4* bulb lilt I ing made. •il l N*w* l i l t Charll* Uatntt Each caravan coniliti of three 1.11 Vau(hn Monroe Itra lU fi built to ipecilicatlon* »iV* N i»i , ■drawn up by Bert Beverly, head . . t i l t Tanr llm**o Clou.'* r l *t*olu*fi*r- of the /Arabian-Amert i l* Tu*kdsr - t u * ^ c u r jo il Co.. ..and detisned by ' *"U uut w a N*w* Alexander•LV.MacKenale, deilnjftw, . , lln lt K.nue.tfull) Tout) ..vrr~ o * . o I-«t« unit s OIL Co. of California. ll:# l IUqu**tfull>- Tourl The t^aileni are equipped with 11:11 All th* Newr« , llil* Hi( n Off fynlhetlc rubber tirei. four feet W tlH tta r high and M indie* acroai. Nor* I.M Mian On mal air preaiure la 20 pound,, al­ li* i r.»il> Ntwa though the tires can lie used with I,at Calarjr Gtiu|ip«r» Jambort* litb llomatpun a* little ai to pounda. •t i l in,l*i* uf tha I’urpi* H*S* -Each unit hai sheet aluminum 1:00 Nawt ildei and roofs. In the walls are lilt b u m Hr S * r * node two Inches of Insulation and on • N*wi li * t Tun** With Yosr Taut the roof, four Inchea to protect l i l t Stitt bins Tint* those Inside from the 180 d eg ru ( i l l Morning Devotion* davtlmo temperture*. " I ts Morning UrdlOtivni In addltlon-to the trailer!, 811:00 Nrw, jU pauenRer personnel carrier*—not l i l t Swlngtlm* t i l* Manutir Ka>r , s ir conditioned—have been built t i l t In th* Wutiian'* World oil fields. .Thirty-two of these c a r ­ loion Naur* riers have Iwen constructed In the lu ll laitln Am*rlran Ithrthm* to take native laborer* into the lt .l t Tun** Y u .t. Iti<tur*tnk H ill Morning * M*lodl*t pait year. , II *1 N«vra l l i l t Program Uriiiin* l l i l t t.unvhron liinct •A:1* _No>*ity Jiw e r v il:4 t UfirunK on a ciood o, A’J 1 :1 # M r*l ’ i b F I t lr flir Itiia Ntm at Hiwn l i f t lisily CUuli* 11:1* W**i*rn lloanduii * so Newt of 111* H*r 111 1# Noon lloilr Note* 11 ft tHainp* gu*rt*i liM N*w* * III* Howard Marlow Ills ||) War «l Mutic PLASTERING — STUCCO For the first time since 1880 the jtopnlation of the south­ eastern states has increased more rapidly than that of the nation as a whole. From 1933 to 1947 the seven Tennessee Vnllev states grew in population by 1C per cent, while II [ier rent meiisures the growth of the whole H United States. „ This is considered a very healthy augury by Gordon K. Clapp, chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority. It is due, he says, to “the hard work and vision of many people, nnil the effective rn-nperatinn of many instrumentalities, both private and public, inside and outside of the Tennessee Valley.” He says too Hint in the Inst 13 years, the nren served by TV A electric power has made economic gains at a fester rate than tho rest nf the country. Such an increase of productivity in any one region is good for the country as a whole. A heretofore predominantly agricultural district, when the development of power re­ sources makes it possible to process what has been grown ‘then*, •Iftrnmcs a belrtfhy ntlfWris’fhr'fifture growth. This is part of a growing tendency toward the de-centralization of industry. And w du I ! ’ ” Station VVTHIt Few o f th« world’* lending Htntt*,timiii have more i pfnpllcn-, lions gn their hands limn I'remirr-PirnHtmnndivV^x Frnm-t*. Very clearly he showed the tight row he Is uUemjitiiiK to walk between Communism ami Fascism in a recent speech liefore* the nationul assembly, when lie warned it "of the danger of a strong man who pretendd to be the incarnation of the nation." 'lids obviously was a reference to DeGauile who lias been urging Frenchmen “to unite, to turn toward a definite national aim and to be guided by worthy leaders." In the sumo talk Kamndier dubbed Communism, withuut using the word, "propnftnmla that attempts to change the meaning of democracy." With the leftist or Communistic element strung, as well as the lie Gulllsts, in the fourUiitly coalition French cabinet, Itamadier has no easy task oil his bands tu maintain- a balanced government. T-- . ■, . ' , �* •* TUESDAY, AUGUST Iff, 1947 THE SANFOHD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ B g g WB B MMg Wg — — — TUESDAY The It. W, Ware Bible d m * ef the First Methodist Church will luva a covered dish supper at the Church at 7t00 I*. 31. with Mrs, J . IL Tindel, Mr*. P. II. Wyatt and Mrs. Alyce Ashdown a* hus- 'Sags. Miss Brown Will Wed Harold Allen Hall p i L ....... .. ............ „ Gocicty of- Christian ServIJe* of 1 anv kind to the stud'-nts or shin* the Pfrst Methodist Churrh n*et on the home field nnd that the on Monday afternoon nt tbe home i.Vord must continue, hf Mrs. E. IL MeAlexamler. Mi . Roy Htowning, director of the Alvin Odham presided over the School of Aviation, a--ertnl that M aiae** meeting, and cumin r. ». d * the student* of the uchiud went a the vouth supper eommittoe for ,t t,alt Ilf the young men «f Sanfurd splendid work on ’ he im al watch wlm were apprecsstive of lh« fact ■wao served to ovm>;«! twsalnde-fldrAlft"rlty •Ifflrlal* werv "foidt u g * durinit tnc* Wm;.. Nj^htctl I'rmiurH tu obtain th‘» imp* h ey recently nt the ehurrn. t a{r)l(ir( for it, use.'’ « rs. C. R. Jones wnr ......... ver Din and rarrings, She expres­ le r courses. sed her thanki In the circle fer the Steve and Ginny- Hennu. opvrgift and said that she regretted uluis uf tlliding and Soaring Sem_ Tied. tnf. explainer! TTimf plans tor* Before closing the meeting n foul the snaring school and J . H.-itlau D was conducted for the In-nrrit wnv and W. W, luiudrrmilk, new of tha building fund. . managers of tha All n o t Lounge After adjournment uf the meet­ and Restaurant, annulment that ing a salad course w.,.y nerved by remodeling will liegln soon but tha hostess to the following Mrs. om-ialion will continue during the Odham. Mrs. Campbell, 5ti-<. remodeling period. Among those present for the Thompson. Mr*. K. f,. Ley. J r , Mr*. C. O. Jones. Mt«. V’illbim?, barbecue were Sir. and Mrs. II. J . Mrs. C. R. Jones nnd Mra, Ki Vcx- Gut, Sir. and Mrs. H. N. Sayer, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cnrrnway, ander. Happy Birtlulay Waller II. MeritvcH»c.\ Jr. NEW vM ONEY FO R YOUR OLD THINGS I » Year Discarded Furtdlutty . e R s a s , Radio, Bicycle, Tools, Bos. can be mid w|lH A WANT AD IN NEWSPAPER m Mrs. Sushn H. plans to return to Sanford ahou1 Sept. 13. Mr. and Mr*. I>. I ,.' Thrnslu r have returned from New York Slate where they spent a two week's vacation. Friend* of W. I,. St olidepmIre will ivgret to learn Ihst b" is con­ fined to the Orange Mi mortal l-o'i'ital in Orlando for further treatment. Mr*. Konrad Rrcdding of Ml. Vernon. N. Y. is the guest of Mr. a inI Mrs. Ilatlnway, Mr. and Mrs. nnd Mrs. W. II. Meriwether at Loudi-rmilk and daughter. Mr. nnd their home on Wild First Street. Mrs. IL A. Shryock, Mr. and Mr*. Mr*. Gladys Conner nnd son. G. II. Storrr, Mr. and Mr*. Frank I’iatt. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Lasatcr Lamar, left today for Iheir home nnd daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Ilen- In Camilla, Ga. .iflr,- spending nl*. Mr. nnd Mr*. Ed son Gull, Mr, about three week* with relative* and .Mr*. Robert Huff and. lUughler. Mr. and Mra. Ounti. Mr. snd Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Lor inn on Mrs. Lewis Alexander and son, Mi. amt Mis. Krohne, J~. and son, and daughter and Mr. and Mr*. R. •Mr. mnlMrwr Richard V-rnav. Mr.- laurnann -plan lo leave-Thtfrsdn and Mrs, Karl Yost, Mr. and Mr*. for Cleveland. O. where they wil Kiehdttl Hntchelur.' Mr. and Mr*. visit fo r about a W'f' Kenneth II. Seth, Dr. and Mr*, llenrv Mct.aulin, Mr. and Mrs. B. n has N. Fox. Mr. and Mr*. Mack TinHnptist dale. Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Col­ geere* . lins. Mr. nnd Mr*. Wlllian Aren o Sanberg and Mr. nnd Mrs. Crowning. Also the Misses noble Gene Caruther*. Hea Romero of I’alm Hprlnre. Calif.. Ha**l Norman, Peggy Lomlnaek, LnNor-i R<iv*den, Marie Simmon*, Nancv Herndon and Hea Atwood. AI*o Frtrl TnorInin. Jerry Craxtoh, William Stepliens. Donald Knight, Austin Knight. Jerry Hasabce, Philip Gtambcrdiite, Adrian " l tar/. John Llncerfelty Robert Lominack. Oliv­ er Sloblom, Charles Higher. Bobby RirAifietd and Victor Hlackweldee. SHOE SALE S S S s ifa T netv Inslnietor fullmtimi whith hattended Stetson t 'aivei sit v in Del.and. w Thev recently mu,hi) d it),- Tot lo Teen Shin’ in* Daytona Reach which M i*. Rio'v.i will ' muni.ge amt Mr, Hall w ill‘I-- n-rPriateil with the I'lUilenli.tt 1jf o tnsurnr.ee Wednesday A*. M. Feature! Shop Early. Company. Tin* marriage "-ill 1>„ perfutier,) on b'ei’t. I p hi ibe Ihr*: Raptl*t I’tiureh nt Davlti ti IWveh. Mr. and Mr*. flol>crt flee Iv and son have relumed from a fiumth's vacation spent in Gemgla and North Carolina. was presented with n atcrtUu: nil- eDtnllmcot for._thc Fall ami *it\- iting.in Chestnut. Hill, Mats. Sla Play Shoes and Odd Lot tlirl's Printed R oj't Ranfnrired I!li/;il)ctli To Be Minus Trousseau Lo n d o n , vug. 14. i .f i iv in - ■ iv»* Klirnt*eth will d„ without a , lloU.-cnu when rile imirries It I’hilip Mmjntlinlten Nov, k*0 tn 1 VVo-aiiiuuVrs Yl-Uri- Rsa'KMghr! it i «,-,|dirtg of it.......... w,i« niadd Palace announced tuiddy. This ausleriti note to Rntaht** put,lie along with ills* announce. utiii! 1tint tiio ininre.i toil rbieetl ■jiie „f N'UtimJ IlniliU’UV design t„i tier Wedding die*;. The' trousseau .yll l>e omitted "in aeroplane,' )ii»h li,-« patents* Klixnlx'th ILye Rmwn, daughter of Mr.-and-Mrs, wishes mid owing to preseut-dsy II. i l.ley; W. V .i. whose engagement and appim-h conditions" the palaio statement llarnld Allen Hull, son of Mr. and Mra. 1. \\ tin said., being announred today. The wredding will l<e an * -llu-s.lil-dav iiilutiUuuV.'-means it-lhu—Ku. l i U|itu t-Gluu ch-at.-liayt»tta lies, Ji. tli.it elothing i* stringinlly ration­ ed nnd highly espen iive. The Idea wifi t si-einett to tn- Hint Kli/.nheth- nt* y tinmgh the c*,-t itiH-l not w«rt y I lie, and eVllil "latinus" rotdd Friend* of Herbert Sikes will In' |low f<>, tile tisking ivnnlct e ■ glad In learn that he is much im­ t tu in- lluil less fminniite In ile proved and is resting comfortably Mr* J. ! ’ l.rinry line iejt*l n<-d enddn't luiv,*.. , at the Grange- Mrnioiml lln.piinl to tier ....... in Saofonh utter lle-ide-. she tin s .1 f u l l.’ Fugin Orlaiklo after a severd illness. spending ;il»»ut two week* in Net wattlinlie 1,-ft inei hooi lh»> royal (irlcati- she wns arcou.pn, ie*' Mrs. I. N; Young, h -r daughter hy Mu Cull) Stoll who ,s it vt*lt to South Africa - utiei lid. (ear. A .perinl a» n J <>( clothing Mvrlle and Edward Slem rr nr- malning Jo, k*„u\ dlt- to v i at ion , iMip„l>s was iii.nle t„ t!y rived on Friday from Clio ago lo loyal fmmly befnl<■ the..- lift, in visit for a few ilavs with Mrs. Mn. l'J: -.' M. Rngwetl. tile tillered of popularising Hlitl.ril Young's son*. I. N. Young nod K. fashion, hi Rmitli Vfi'o-.i N. Young and iheir families. Iteiiid ,,f the wedding gmvn will Mr. *riil Mr*. M. E. R.rkei h u e had a . their guests Mr?. R.ibrr's In* kept .,-errt mil it jilM before Hie Friends will la- glnd to lrarr mother. Mrs. Iva-T. Rlngo of Si iSiiWillg. that Mrs. Ted It. Ca*b nnd yuunt Augustine. Mrs. R. t*.-do'rump i select,.f tc+- ll iltnell daughter, Petti .Maurltri, have rdi'Mgn fit,in several snbnii|!,.|| l" turned to ibeir home on \V, * 1uf til Itnlinornl t V I'' tu Fct.'land. Twentieth Street ‘ from the Fei I.t. AtnUhOmUeri, ^vho lift tn-etl -I li ving I ben* wi( I) t be j iivqI f.im. mild-Laughton Memorial lliisp* Ill, KuTI .1 lima) in Ho- , I,.....in/. Tin- London Kvettilt .* N»-a. r-uid children l;i<bard anti Candy’!, have the prince s "has pr„i-.d,l\* , itoren Mi. nnd Mrs. Julian Sten-liom returned lo Panfui,I nfi, r nlleml n tradltlomd design mml,- in ftn>plan to leave tnnuuiow to -tileud iug lltr annual Astemt-'y of the slippei satin." milling that "tills the Hnptlst ronferenre which i;i Church of God al f’levelond. T-tin would cnti-i-st of a v’r foil, Lin. luting held in Ridgecrest, N. C. They filined llie nmloi, io| • lo lilt it tight fitting b o d ic e wdb long Refine returning lo Sitnfoiil ibev Field- of Iho Wood iit.l llelpkr' - sti'ove* mid o' It--ii I Imped or will visit relative* in Slnteaville Count v, N, C, Mplan* neck- ' . Bastiste (iOWU9 Only J .0 0 Shortie Suits Only J .0 0 V Rrsl Money Sasinc Value. It educed .To t'lesr! These Gnwps These Suit* I'mmerly Motil For Vre or Fine tRisllly Rsltste. Vtiuh 'lore. Shirt Has Yoke So Easy Tn I.sundry. Huy Now, Rack. Pant His IMrals, With Take Adtantage Of These l.o» . Price*.- . . . v . gfeea A ’—^13 t f t f e 1 ” i ■' ■ DON’T D E SP A IR ! HAVE YOUK DRESSES DRY CLEANED A. L. L y on ’s C O L O N IA L C L E A N E R S 1 1 0 S . P a lm e t l o A v e. P h on e 481 I time in half! Stockings stay sheerer lookinq.., lov/elier/ ina and glassu)are> • jleam uJithout lOfoing tyeepaUickingn looking, burlier longer — by wnaliing with Veil Vcl Icnvra no wm), arum lo con r urn III rendu . . . I t ’ll cim irr than even finest mui|i Itakea _on delicate wuatialilen. .No dish wiping I- and CHILDREN’S SeaInod t ochlail lounge ••pen Sunday* l [<*»ed Manila)* . Alpltu Boyeril.v. '!> Hwp mti,ltiii*e4 i Mr. and Mr*. O. C. IJomdorff nnd »on have returned from a motor trio to Chicago, 111. ami Indiana­ polis. I ml. Tt)(, wh.ml. itself, he Mat.st is rap- Special project chairiimn With Mrs.! (dlv Winning n nationxl allracGeorge Williams. le„ Mr-. o. thin with student* registering from -Jones and Mr*. Ralph ’fhump'on'i California. Maine, Chicago, VirSt co-workers. Tlie retiring ne- ginia. Ohio and Connfeneut. He rstary. Mr*. LUrne.t Camplwil,1 »*id that he expect* a opacity Steak Sanford Mlanllc Rk. tlMl! lim it.: 9-13 1-3 Iho Sal. 9-12 Fyc* Examined’• tita»»r« University in Deling whcie w tjj wa- a mnnla-t ,f tii» Zein T n 'i! ■ Mr. ami Sirs. Arthur Beckwith, Sr. .have returned fn m n twin month's vacation in the C'ar-dinns, Mr. and Mrs. Martin St Ire cipher .-uiflv-rfawghrrr..'Graee M*t dr,, have ffturned from a month’' yaralinn at New Smyrna tlrae'i Dr. Charley I.. I’ersottH Optometrist Miss Hrmvn gradual, I from Scahtvcxc High F ,h o d in I >i«>- -; tons Reach- mu! dttd’hletl Siei son , VVnvrro**, Ga. arc visllingfriends and relatives in Sanford. Miss Aline Anderson of Chat­ tanooga. Tenn. Is the goes*, of her sister. Mrs. Hoy Wrtjjhr, at her home on Oak Avenue. Rtown of the engagement aiat upormo bn ij marriage uf their da'i'ilDer. Etiralieth ll«|ie, lo H i:eld Align Hull, son «f Mr. amt M.- I. W. Il.’il of .Sanford. Ohe rear uf Municipal operation , of the Sanford Airport was d ieMrs. Emmett Hunt is spending I’j tied on Friday night’ bv the some time in .K^neyvillc, N. C. students of the Kanfor I Hetjgol of Aviatian and the private fivers of Mis* Frances Cobh has return this area. Guests were the* city ed to Hanfm ^ n fte r two nnuith officials of repreven tative* uf the Juiuuc_*ad—ttentoe- SVmlnule'.CIiapti-r No. 2, O. F of "Quarters A" a t the mrpurt at 8., will meet at 8:00 l ‘. M. a 7:30 o'clock where hartH-cued |mrk the Masonic Hall. . I and htn-f were served. The Lodge No. .27 of tin Hm Gunn, a flight Instructor of 1. O. O. F. and th& Seminal > Rebec the School of Aviation, ncird a» ea Lodge No. 43 will have a coyer- master nf cerrmonje* fnr the a f­ *d dish supper at the I. U. O, F ter-dinner talks whirl) described Rail at 6:30 I*. M. . the trials and frihulatiom of the pn*l and plum were mwlr fer the roniimr year. Waller Kn>hn*. J i ., Circle Meets With chief pilot of the sclvmt said'that Mrs. McAlexander j the school has established an onvii able record of one,.year of opera- -1 a . ■ . Mr. nnd Mr*. J . \ Hcckh-v, W. VS), 'tiiinuihovf f*>d«y \irport Marks First Year Of Operation 11ay-™ 1---- PA G E T H R E E _____ ! — Personal Activities Social Calender % a n d rinse dishes! Even glassware will dry spnrk lin g clea r w ithout a m inu te sp en t on wiping. This miracle-working new Colgate-Palmolive-Peet suds leaves no soap scum or streaky film to polish away. Leaves no dishpan ring to Bcrub out! Summer Dress Shoes Vel cleans dishes cleaner than soap... Saves up to half your dishwashing time! Milder to Honds than Soap. Actual*kin Values Up -To teat* made by an Independent laboratory (name furnished on requeat) prove that Vcl U milder to handa than any other leading product made for waalilng dlahea and fine fabrics. 4.98 LADIES Values NtrKefunds Up To Shfny-cleanftte and Ransv/itf> far less Work, / 6.50 M(al.-Ptkiw#rs rsst Cwn**sr Vel removes grease faster and more completelr_thaa aoap! Ju st aoak pots and pans in Vel suds a- few minutes. When.you pour out the suda, you'll find even the moat food*en­ crusted pan* ‘well on the way to being clean- Uau* ally a few wipes with the dishcloth will finish the Job. Seeing'a believing. , . Juat try itl , " ■ No Exchanges ”K- - . J ' �Saint Pitcher Tosses No Hit No Ri«i Tilt G-Men Break 6 Garre Walker Continues To Losing Streak By Enjoy Leud In'NI* . Nipping Feds 2-1; Ratting * Contest , Lake Slated To Hurl (SAINKSVII.I.K, Aux. 11. tSp ciall — The Gainesville G-M broke a aia xame lining streak here last nixlit aa Muim/er Myrl Hoax turned in hi* 17th victory of the season .hy defeating the rampaging Sanford Cell T U E S D A Y . A U G U S T 19. 1947 THE SANFORD PAGE FOUR NKW YORK, Aox. I t. idh— Oiitfirhlei Hairy Walker of the I'hiladtdphia I’hijlie* t'ontlnned to enjoy a roinmandiiix tnaixfn In the National la-agm- huttinx del • hv today while la>u HciOilteatl of thtf Cleveland Indians p.ifeil the •Amerrnm l.njrup*by "T •cant four Hal llriner. St. 'AUgustina Saint ri|(hthandrr whitewashed the Dayldiia licarh Islander* In Uie *rvrn inning openinx tilt af * twin hill hv a 2 to i) marxin to rack up a no hit no tun ronteat hut night, the find of the year for unv St. Augustine hurler. Johniiv TheoUiW. reefnt lv ar..1._■ «... al" . U .U i. . .1 II..I IliU m tli. Walker rollected time* at tort during the pad -vrrk wrhlrh includes xanie* of Sumliy II..'. j to room hi* averor-j Irom .711 to ..747. 25 point* more than veteian Aiivie Galnn of Gineinnnti has |di*fra. Guinn, moving nl a .122 rlip, replaced New York’s W.\IL«r Cooper In the runner-up *lul. Coop, er tumhled from nlare writh *2116. Although hi* mark dropped lir.e..*.l»» Del.and Red llata In n twin hill . Il.iudreai* re ,1 at Conrad Park In the University in the rival rlrplayt-c manager Thk'Frd* ar* now te»ilog two and one-half game* le-lilnd thfalirth place Orlando SenalotV, since the Serudur* edged the la-e.*i 1i «c burg Piralca in a 5 tq I ronteat In plinjc, w h a h n s u m i M • r r « w n t w lr r , P«*Vi*n point* Orlando laat night. It la likely that Manager. John to lti| i\vnnLff* lt> m o v e u p t** . V W . NVw York** *Icm* DiMuririo uni! Krider will lend Hull/ take to tha mound for the Fed* in to- Ito* to n ’* T h I y/illi itim irp ti«il f^t nlght’a encounter. Stanton of the Olerymrn The G'a scored their xante win­ ning tallica in the fouitn frame on a -lapte of control by Stanton. Tonight the Fed* enleriain the Del.and Red Hat* in .» aingie lilt that la staled to gel under way promptly at 8:00 oVIocit. Gametime for the Sanford Hunt • game* has been changed to ‘1:00 I*. M. I steadily. The lluUlto jdayrr* Mure alau taking a bearing pn>» irttlly. The rule lautk at that lime said that once a player W t th* irame he c-1 Id .not trturn. A I' N e w a fa a lu rr* hut Yost waivru the rule anJ Many yeara ago one of the ull'iwrd the Buffalo l»*>* to great point-o-minutc Michlx >« move in and nut uf play. leania. eoarhed liy Fielding Y«*f, Finally a Buffalo player eaire *a « (daynix lluffnlii Ulilveialty. I off tho field exhausted a n d '** The Wolverine* were liatter- down on the Michigan l>eneh, iux Huffalo and the x o if mniinl•I alnnirvide of Yost. SPORTS LAUGH ouux man. JthLend -•.-r lilt *uo 0 0 0 *n t> 2 illflrt aide." GaaplMx for hieuth, the ptayi thr nlxhrra|i‘a< the pennant‘kmifJ Gomel ami I'awllrk; Altinsn. Har­ re pi ft df Ancient Chv nine druhhnr.tire de­ din and Madjeaki. •'I’leaae don't send me awa lete. 14 to 2. INM OOu 000—1 5 1 Mr. Yo»t. I want to »la)r her Tin- I’ lathe Axalear liipp-d lau-shurg 201 ooo |0I—a II tl I've l*eni in that game. _ foi the Detain I lied Hats, 7 to I. and Orlando the Orlando Senator* nipped the Gormiih and Ball) ZedalU, Ifevd limes already auil I don't wai and Ahrru. to xo, hark again." fateahurg 1'iratea, 5 to 4, NAVI iiltli l i V o u A lw a y s i Get the 1 Best B u y a t Now- You Can Buy 'flrtsto n * DELUXE l.tn e acore*: i*. M. MUNICIPAL PARK 8 Pli1tntfrt|»»*U l i f t rlmjiit Chir«i|ro <F0R] \V0«ltlimtnn Nt l.nfiU at Lower Than Pre-w ar Prices! fa mom /or q u a lity the M e r g o r or mad " /tu rn itm ah" H aro r I A nnou COMPANY/ ph.rf. II T h o r p * rf f t u i k t . IV Ifa lo n . lb M o r s * '* . >i D u lan ey , c MOST DAIRIES' INC d l h . t o r m ° l i ? n °< E t l D IS T R IB U T IN G D IV IS tC ik'irtu.: Hattrrfl.1.1, H aiti, ray lim.a imii.it ini Th »tt> . 11 h * li.rfi.t.r Sarrlflieai U oisali. ton thiiKil* plava: lim .a ipreada. cooking and tablo white. colored or Always T u d o ry -lre iM f O R E M O S T TO O D S Floridians Defeated In First Round Of Four-Bell Tourney Your Used Tires are' Worth.More toUs-Come In Today for Big Savingsl BIRMINGHAM.'TUa.. A u g l'Iii UP) -Georgia's Tommy llarnra and George Hamer ihret Itlchnrd 'Smart and John llutlrk of Arkantaa in thr second round of I hr Southern States Four-Hall Gulf Tournament here today. 1 The Georgia pair, wen lh" openInr 30-hole match yesterday » and 8 against their youthful Alabama opponent*. Waller Wood ami Tom­ my Nlcoh Smart and Ilutirk de­ feated Stockton Rogera and Gor­ don Bullock of Florida. 8 and B. Junlu* llrliert and llavinonl Salmrn of Imulilatta won n dose match from the South Carolina comldnalion of Harold lirll nnd *P. J . Boatwright uf South Carol­ ina. 2 nnd I. In pnr of the day'* top rrntrlu-a, Albert Slone and Wealey Drown of Tennraire. trimmed Waller Cis­ co and nud Schwerl of Kentucky, ona up. 8|nne and Brown » n « alx under par to gain a'lhroe hole advantage In the first round. They will meat Habrrt and Salmcn lo* dav. North Carolina** Kvcrv Ibvk and Tommy Card had n 3 and " vlctorv over Martin Tenney and Harold Wllklna or Arkansas. • The Florida entry of Charles Harper and* Jimmie heat Al Villegas and Frank Normnnn of Igiulslana. 9 and 8, while Jim McNair and Charlie Dudley of 2. ThZ"86UHT CaVuTnriahs will meet Harper and l<ee today, In th# day’s final match, the no. I Alabama team. Gordon Smith And Pressley Thornton, beat Uoyd Ramsey and Johnny (rwnea Kentucky 3 and 2. Georgia team* have won six of tha previous tournament*, losing In 1939 To Ilohby Pdnkelh.-rg<>r and Hkip Alexander of North Carolina. Tommy Uarnea, one of the .outstanding entrl?* In this event, was a member of the HMD and 1948 winning comblnatloni for Georgia. Th# previous seven toumayi have lieen played In At­ lanta. * All matches for th* tournament will be 88 holes, with the final Thursday. Tha amazing new F im to n e De Lttxd Champion la np to 06% stronger, haz up to 60% more non-tkid angle* and girm up to 33% longer mileage. Y O U SA V E 4 W A Y S t 1. Sava with Plr*iton«'a Now Low Prk**. 2 . Sav* with Our Libaral Trad*-ln Allow 3 . Save Moro on MIUobo and Safety, 4 . Save Tim* and Troublo —U*o tho flro « to n a • Budget Plan. GTpO BRING you lr**h*r, tasller food*. S. A. Fr*ol i i A Company. IncM ha* merged with Foremost Dairir* and formed the S. A. Freel Distributing Divi­ sion ol Foromqpt Foods. TREEL la a name known welL and favorably, lo overy food merchant in the South. FOREMOST is a name recognised (or FORE­ MOST quality and service in 34 Southern cities. TOGETHER they moan boiler, more reliable service lo merchants and FRESHER, FINER TAST V / * . /. * / 7 KEEP this word in mind whenover you aeo any ol Ihe brands displayed on Ihi* page. FORE­ MOST FOODS has adopted a efrlct policy ol dieIribuling only Ihe ireshest, tastiest foods. Forem ost has arranged with He manufacturers tor factoryIreah shipments lo be rushed lo tho stores while 4.93 Cnsling T a c k le llmls F A M O U S S H E D D D R E S S IN G S Unexcellod Id quality and line flavor. Shod^‘8 dressing* offer you new adventure in good taste. Remember, they yyich you factory.freih. * OS SANDWICH SHIDO'S FKNCH Aa a a c a l l t a l fraa< b D m ilap el a wodsrata SHIDDS OLD STYLE SAUCI Nalklag tit* qvil* lit* OulKltlc While Paint Linoleum SHIDDS 'MAYONNAISE An a.ka qMlity, mo Coach SNID0S SALAD rOREMOlT hap developed > . JtolleF ...-fried — S k a te s alorea quickly ao when you buy ihsao brand* you can always be suro you're gelling foods as line and fresh and delicious as the milk and ice cream lor which Foremost la famous. C o v e rs V le tr n la INRTAI.LEI) Garden N s i Hs'i IteXy Cotoo Ss4 Hants's 4«l.gluM Cktialsla KEEBLERS Carta Tubes Xeeklst'i Selilasi, C k aielsls Csst- ias, I sIIim s * C eek lsi, ••list. Iklai, Ofsa.r.sih C k ssia W a t*,i, Isas H aas* Clada.CaaS Cl.b C«e«ka'i. ...le e s F O R E M O S T F IN E JA M S A N D JE tL IE S . a —a , —t ^ ^ ^ A o e u O w * « W » w a * s — lc SALE! Another delightful laalo experience await* you in Foremoel'a lino jams and 1*111**. made in Jacksonville gnd always shipped factory-fresh. GEVAERT F08CM0ST FtUM ritu ivo Setlitytaely na«wl^ ead Jett rlfkl. opposition early In OcIoIm.- at ta k e Placid, with th* proceeds to go to Uta U. 8. Olympic bobsled FOIEM cot - Ua.ival |ry, FOMMOST PEACH FOI(MOST RED Ft (SERVES BAHIEUT MM As IvN •< *—dasst A »eecletlr ytoBtlsi . CAMERA FILM Huy One Roll at Get Another for Regular Price, One Cent! CANmjL CM CURTAINS H * r b - O i8 * * llt * s Cafcas lor M l i l s s s 111-113 East First Street Phone U �\ TUESDAY. AUGUST 19. 1947 WJL-"-______ T H E SA N F O R D HERALD. SA N F O R D . FL O R ID A m ■ WW.1H ■ JH Success Of UN Seen llaniriritf In Balance the Dutch consider nn Internal the fallh of people evervwhcie Dutch affair. 'A t sink.- N .the ill thr Unite.) Nation* I’euptr nre miration iif whrther peace in mure behind the government* who me important. -aupposnl" lu be Iwhin i the U. N. 11* JAM ES D. WHITE ,That’s- an old point, te.it the However, behind the Indortf rihn A t1 Foreign A ffair* Ami tv s ’. Thr United Nation* in i s .unted question l* a smoldering dlscon- U. N.'a legal director, Abrtrhn'ii two-year-old, struggling in very tent in niore than half of all hu­ il. Feller, made it attain lost week fb deep water*. Tlje Security Cotin- man hearts. R egardin' of vvhnt in an ad d ress.aW ator Alto. Calif. ” - cil i# grappling with thr unproved the U. N. can do about ImHnrrtn, —“ A m rrtran*." he *nldt***km*w the t-nlrd problem* of Greice and-In-] Jt will merely be start Ini; to trrkle unquestioning obedience wiilrh the donnia. ’ a key question of this country, decisions o f I lie L!. S. Suprenie Greece <1r mains a hard knot of j how to extend freedom and n Iwt- Court nfmmnnd, thung.i il cm. R in so- American contention, and ter life Jo half a world which will mutter no more limn one mondial to 'enforce them, Uutyintt tbut knot (iroUsbly would |find them new and strange, be relatively simple If It .’'ere not 1 Upon either or bo’h of thrsp J . 'I doubt if they would stat'd nulled so light by the unUgonisin j rases. Greece and Induneda, the j one whit bettn If Congresr voted between the two most powerful United Nations could Rand or fu ll.. the chief justice nn armored divi­ nations In the world. I A few weeks from now it may tie *lon and n fleet of auPfr/afttcsuea. lndonetla_ia different in tw olclcar whether the organirAtloi, j u l l j The l.trn .if ldu^. United Nation* avs. Here the rilost irii iiw-mit J irark or whether the wolid will [must stay Strung and i'r.|iv sip.ngi"avs. He ♦ > - -Ui N. d ifficu lt is simply the wtll ' i'unk it and intansilp^the-okm n iii i M l . fa, I In-, -last • r n - e t e r - this of the Netherlands, which thus far power struggle with an arms race. j . strength will come not from How this cornea out will tu* money, or armies, or guvertlRUnt, has refused to recognise Security Council authority to examino what determined in the last analysis by4 but flout the people. Advertisements • M FIVE ROOM house. 928 West 3rd I 0 . FOR RKNT 1 For Kent or Sale Two 1 l-stl room modern homes, ten minutes drive from gown town, on hard toad. r About one ft one half acre* of land with each home, well drain­ ed laundry with rain water tank, a ttic ‘fan, complete hath roams shrubbery and fruit for home use. If interested call at 1113 Sanford Avc. between 12 noon - uhd one o'clock. 8 t' ! ____________i_______________ Good 0 room house with 2 lots un • paved at reel f5.000.00. You’ll TRACTOR WORK Plowing and discing (no garden plots*. I'tiune say. "This is it” when you set- IL 624-J. Two beautiful homes in the Mayfair seetlon. Roth are homes such as you didn’t dare hope ftp-. EXPERT painting— roiitruct or W. R. WILLIAMS, Realtor hourly baaia, H. ■G. Grogan. Tom C. Bolt, Associate Free rsilm alri, Phone 7R‘I J . 110 North Psrk Avenue Hanford, Florida t _ . ,. . . ... — T r . . — -------- ----- . EV LIti, type culuiii'l made lu or•* M der—kll ■Minis wo ; REAL ESTATE WAN TED special made door*. etc. J-eminoln Uiildnet Works, directly la-, HOME with income. Close in: hind the Clinic. F i r fire c itiMust be priced right. C. A. motea. phone 652. Harris, 516 Fust. Street -up. stairs. FLOUR SANDING * finishing, cleaning ft' waxtng. our power B ARTICLES FOH SALE unit enable* u* in work where there is no *ilectvlc coiims riu'.t Lawn Chairs, outdoor and porch availSble. 21 yeai* exiK-rienc*. furniture built to order. J . K. il. M. tilesron L*kr Aloiy Fla W°«dn»«n^JLake MaUf— CaiuiU' R EC O R D T l a Y e RS for rent. By day or week. Du- Music l!yx, UP W. 1st St. I’hone 053. OFFICE space In Malach Building. Large light offices, rewly decor­ ated. all utilities, hast and Janl■tor service furnished. Call tWiW. IL ft A. Dept. Store. CONVALESCENT HOME now open at Chuluota, It) miles 3. E. -o f. Sanford- and JB J u l i e s J E . 2803. of Orl^do. Large screen and open porches to ait amf enjoy SPECIAL the cool breerca off Lake Cath­ erine. Large ground* and walks .Outside white paint by Davis of Baltimore 5 gallon* $26.00, safe from auto traffic. Large Robson Sporting GnMi. JU*t E. lobby and rooms. Brick construc­ First Street, Phone 99s. tion. Can accomodate 25 only. Flume or write for reservation 3 acres field corn teudy foe har­ nt once. Oviedo 2382 or Dr. vest. Pnone 781 J. Martin 2392 or write Box 131 Chuluota Florida, Large redan AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales for guests to visit their doctor. and Service. The Music Box, 119 W. 1st St. Phone 953. AVAlLABLR at once, convenient.' iv located down town section, ROOF COATING- Asin-slos Alu-I up to date apaitmenta with all mlnum roof coating- good for modern conveniences. Adults metal, slate or composition roof­ only. Phone 650. ing. Stop leaks. Coots your home 10 to 16%. Ten year warranty. FURNISHED room, with kitchen SENKAR1K GLASS A PAINT privileges. 607 Oak Ave. CO. 112-114* W. 2nd Hk 6 ACRE CELERY FARM located SEWING MACHINES Lake Monroe, rent i'Jiio.oo per HALES A HER VICK year. Charles W, Robinson, Route L Box 631-A, South Jack- BERT'S HEWING MAC1I. SHOP 115 8, FRENCH. I’ ll. 1 1 9 ? ----* stmette, Fir. - “ 1 BED ROOM, twin beds and bath. CANVAS PAINT- clear and colora. SKNKARIK GLASS ft Call after 5:30 IV M .414 Myrtle PAINT CO. Phop* CM. Ave. 2~~ WANTED TO RENT « .FURNISHED or unfurnished apt. ’ perm, residents. By li t of Sep:. Ouse in ss possible. 2 liedrooms.* Please call 271-R after 5:30. WANTED by business wainsn and grown ion small unfurnished apartment or small house within walking distance to town. Reply Box F. W. Care Herald. ? REAL Ef f ATE FOR SALE One 6 room house nn.1 3 four room houses it 71. Hickory Avenue for sale for $3500.00. All taxes and insurance paid on same. J . C. Jones. 422 E. 4th Btreat, San­ ford. Fla. rv R B A jfW rA T K INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS RAYMOND ftl. BALL, Realtor Registered Broker and - . Insurance Agent Rtp. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. NEW, two stury, three bedroom huuie. Two car garage.*, On coiner lot J l 8 x,14Q In May fan. ( d is til unfurnhlrad or fur, NICELY furnished A room home in Sanford Heights. Every mod. em convenience, largo sleeping porch. 118 W. 19th St. or 017 W. 13th._____________________ NICELY arranged five room bung, alow, about 3 miles from city on paved road with several extra lot*. Priced at $4,850.00 with attractive terms. HOBBRT A. WILLIAMS Raymond Lundqui^l, A sso ciate Phon* 712 Atlantic Bank Bldg. WORK WANTED ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all kinds. Smith llro. Phone 1188, A I.TERA TIO N S-all kinds, but* ■ton*, belts, buckles. Mr*. Mo».>:tlwhlte. The Accommlation Slurp, llii E. 2nd St. 12 SPECIAL SK*4VICES FOR RENT Fluor sunder. Rimy operation. Rcruonnhlo rater, .San­ ford Paint ft Glass Co. Phone 303,_________ DODGK - PLYMOUTH PA R IS AND SERVICE 10B Palmetto Are. I’hons 1011 IS * County I’h. 4703. I m m e d ia t e ■ era ■l BV -AUTO SFO R-5ALEFOR SALE-Oatted xasum iorii. muck— spotted plgv < G ’u* •potted China boar, 50 plgi. Schwah. Phona M3-Wi ’ 1989-HYM OUTH pick-up truck. p o s s e s s io n — 2 HELP WANTED farm home, 4 room house. Phono U12-W. j _■ 1 ■ PAGE KIVB » Over-Population Of • Japan To Be Issue In Peace Treaty Talks • tltD <H’ THANKS IVe kindly inarik thank ail all out our white j friend* who gave tiiwiirri- tb ■uildiug fund fm 4 Hen's Ciiapkl. YAH DLEY H ■. * ' CW - "* * - :r * : . -».J - •. I .1*1 . - , . I'A HADE* 7 : 1 . r - . 7 : l.r» V E N E T IA N HI I N I ) S Atuminum • Cetlur ■■ I'ulishetl Uumimnn Ask Me For Free Esliniatr I’. W, STEVENS - HI7 \V. Htibinson -• Orlando I'hdite l!-R7'Jit FOH~TH1SZBEST IC E CREAM T ry . TIP—TOI* ICE ClfEAM W-, make our own Ire Cream, All flavor* . lusty — Delirious — Healthful ICE CREAM I’ hnnc 12LS NOTICE WANTED RELIABLE v, me In liiinrllp ntriiiinallv knmvn paint line. (In ly ‘ rin n iicln llj reapiinsible n m l apply. W rite I tux (J. I ‘n re llen ild Fint Among Fine W/irsl(/e:...BIended Whiskoy 86 proof 6 i w O k A iN i.»«litil spit it*. Ihi** fsu ibsii Ditlributoo, lo t. Ns** Tofk By- Rn.v (Jntto tl tr/vVRK IKE OZARK HAULED IT DOWN RIGHT ON TH LINE/ TH 0A5ERUNNE'LS. ARE RACING BACK/ i ■. V4 W J S f there 's th \ l ThfcOW TO . \ __ SECOND/ J . s 1 .-J MICKEY By Walt'Disney M O USk L E V S O KTO UTOFTHH C I T V ■BCFORE SOVbETWIISlS E L S E HAPPENS t — A N \ S -sG C ti D O V 3 U THINK. T O S Jk lK * 3 ! N , . . T O A , ansa* i a° t * iw *e r—«r... I—* Kv Paul ItoltinMnip ETTA KETT ^ y x t Pur CRLEPEK9'! You o u n a CLUOCJ 1-0 !■( LOOK. WHAT HAPPENED.'/, \ in*THE rtv o e c PLA7CS.*' ..... .. Ihe flrtitloua nam*. "Hemlnuir Cabinet IVurka" and that w* in land to raslaler M id -noma p u r•uartl lo Ihe-tarrna nt ihe fu titlo u i Name Klatvte ll'h a iile r tests. I a » , Ilf Florida I t t l l w ith the C l.rt Ihe C lrrult Court of Hamlpol* Coun­ ty, Florid* c U Wallace '* It. R. Maenuita'in Owners ( FlrrT pubtlrellop. Au*. It. 11(71 Midkftl Tut Provtd TU$ Grut to Rotm MONTHLY ¥**- sr* you troubled by 4 Wtreaa - ef - f eoteli fu n ctional m o n th l; d lttu ib an casF iH »a UUt make you sugar from pain, lael so n4r- By I*>an Striker I HE LONK HANGfciR r GET DCWN, hir WAKE BDIEVE YOURENT', m^r]m 5 A '* * ■ HIT WTKU . TU K SD A YS' tm rrtra's Most Itrauliful i X. Pink. V w ___ _ furnished or unfurnished, beau­ GIRL for cashier ft eoeraeGi coun­ FOR SALE: 1940 Dodge ton ft W £iWa pound lo re IUr a such tymptomal truck with *42 motor, 15,000 tiful lawn, over 90 fruit trade, U a recent tnedlceJ leas rtnkb ter, also soda girl. Looey'* Drug miles—elio 4-wheel utility trwil- Compound proved ramsrkebly hal •hade trees. H acre rich a l t l . Store, er to be pulled iMhind ear. 2-ton to Woman Iroubtad UiU way. I r a rated garden toil, 1 acre row tioetor* cell a uterlua asdaltt* load limit. Dick Aiken; Phono a (read *uoth|a« afl m . r . i P F n i r Nc R .. pasture, 2 chicken yard* fenced. 438-R.________________________ u en aa'a moal import! 1 artesian wall. Price 31350.00. )NT END3, U mil* Federal Highway In NCING. 1937 DODGE TUDOR, njw p*ipt, process, 9 mil** W. of SainottL upholstery good condition. Roy WilJj, BL No, 1 Box 78. * "YCU’II j A M F C t n irjll. I ' l l lll it e A ve n u e . M r-'. C m lie It H c W lrtD M llictb iM lb n T D Tysotti pastor • Hy TOM LAMBERT f AP New sfeiitutes ,.fc TtlJiYO —T h e if if of aver-populaliou is rising again from these crowded islands, a serion.:, arttculate and accuiate cry on an issue us Important to the rest »f the] world as In Japan. There me 7J.tHJO.iMKI people hud­ dled together on Japan's f»ui main tsla’nds In an aran smaller than the state of Montana They are 'jammed together 4'i~ to the iare mile nk compared will! lit tic tllutc I tin tl It tint- miunir mile in tlfr United States. Never in Japan's modern his lutV has tlie country's area Issn aide to support the population, which has more than doubled In 60 vest*. Since the occupation, some 635,0<H) additional acres hacq iiecn put Into production throogn land teclamation piograms which if cartie.1 out faithfully will give the country another 1,000,000 acres by AFIU FIVIHO FROM CHICAGO to New York lit two liotiFs aiul liiln u minutes. William I*. Odom . !-il) I* gu-rted l>y Mayor tVillitim O'Dkk y ;r I960. Rut bv that lime* if the popula­ *t New York’s City Hath Odom, who est|blbhed u ‘gtoLo-cItviiiiiJ jo. . id tion rise continues, if the birth­ of *1 bouts. 3 mlmites, 11 sctnnds, said lie at^o plaiincU td’ntdkc a t ill <it rate Is maintained. !f infant mor­ Xl.r lidcut Truman at the White House. (/rrtcruatlunul) tality do renKes furtli as a resuit of Allied health leaching* there will lie 80,000,(Mill’people in I’car utit the Japane.ki' ielp<*nm'i ontv *ix “ risiuciiift the rate o f imp to leave tjielr homriand Lu othci ulathoi g ro w th .;' these islands. T h e n a tu ra l tW n ttn * u iv tu u i i i' Jupnn'* population i t certain lo than sunny climes and gc.il Jiving tie an issue among the I’sacenuik- condition*. Of 5,5IK),IHhi tepittrr lleudipiut Ik 1 . w hich Pieparv.l i.t. ate* returned I " Japa n -.111" . lln(m llille ll-t* ns oilier P<r*slhl|ili.* era, most or whum will remember that Hitler. Mussolini ami the Nip. tml of the war. only 2.490,II(H* w’ere fo r Is'lte riitg the b>l of Jitpntlecivilians. dcvclupnii nt nf ht|*b.-, yi» h ponese ttieniselve* vriej| "over,s(MplVt ; * v i - . e ]tu v * » f jr d . , t.r.|MilclClor,w' As-une. eii-tn.e-fuf-evm iu ,.i!a t u u -t i m n Ta h u n icfm t'tr 1 pansion ntul aggression. because inklRgrists sought ritiite , 011*11 k-atnut of reiCjuinj u ; ‘sn'-, t 1 (t is liecoming a hi..... .... eWI i»siie with Jap an eo ieadris sun foi the armies and in d u stria l, u l ion, w hen p ra ctic a l, if-d e n i' id* a tu miming lahur |M ad. lic n lly im '«mI s*«s**| m w ntiiieriali- I themselves, who are . tuggryling In an outline <>f Japan's natural jm tm rted m a te ria l-, mat t. • tentative telinslies. Allied headouaileri i.y n i n n i iirnm iusi le i * . s , VllttlcllC Utstrltil v u llic lte iii't i ad ki! "I ra t 'll id . Prime Ministfr Tetsu Kula> amn trSource* hy 'f suggestion incntiorie.t.tiyci.tlit p ^ tm e.l ruaterutlatold The As“o. i*te<l Press that It* -r: uton with Nippon’s future c.-on"holies" the Allirii will "consider tf*r ouc oyatcrowded conditions" when writing1 the peaiV treaty- * Foreign Minister llitoriii Ashida* ------ J1 !ST A R R IV ED ! classified Jbw-Japa ue*«-e«uigi ati on plolib'm as "a problem for uegotialjnn" after the treaty Is signed, Y’ep. we’re jiruinl lu nnnoiince evidence tlint he at least looks to new mliHlinn tn imr feetl .slurk . . . eipigtatiun as one way to aolve the unuthrr rtirlnnd nl mil rienls frnm ovar-populat inn. Stnie Minister Mltsusiike YoncmI!h imii nttundiinl vitnntins knl«i nsseittsJ recently, I tliink • In htereiise ymir liappine>s. it iiinv be an idea to petition the Allied power* to allow' return of A ( AIM.OAI) HE our nnlionals to foreign coun­ tries. . . Semi-Solid Butlemiilk Prodm ls There is no doubt thn’ Japan is over -populated but there is no Cuntr In and gel vuur Hiipply Intm it*- DmLh . doubt either that the Japanese for hugs, rhicketm, turkeys and rnlves! roll id relieve the pressure some ■what themselves. Hunt's Tuxedo Fet'd Store One wav would he to settle an­ other million people oil Hokkaido, Corner Second. & Snnford Avenue Nippon's frontier islan! to th« north. Allied hendipisrteM ex­ . ['hone 358 perts say that this island, con­ taining almost one foutth of the acreage In Japan and only about 1*2 It It of her population, i*'"*Kriv YA-DE tnoth proofing lasts '6 Vents. Hnve your wonlens .ninth ru ltiiliillv unde r-p op u la te d." - proofed now. - DowmftvfTrt-'tPJrtMusi Japanese. IiuWeVe C sli’ iuers ft Liinmtry, 113 Palmettn der at the "cold dlff-cub. living" Ave. Phono 914. when naked why^thla partial toluHon of jettrling .q^»re people •to Piano Tunhrg and Repairing. I. Hokkaido is not mote s.ircessfu. Hill, Res. 011-W. Japanese tilwaya are choosy •FLOWERS alnml the liH-atiuns to which Hu v HIONH tem all occasions wish to emigrate. They have and Shuw ranis and posters MeNEILL A YOST FLORISTS would iigaui leap at moving to O— DH1VH MIGN HER VICK Blpes Ave. Just off Celery Hawaii, California or Hurt! tm. Office ph. 403 residence oh. 6|0 B 1 O. D, (jimtrrss. Phnn* t 02l they show 'little incllnaliou to do Paint*. Poultry' Supplies, Natl*. Watch and clock repairing. Elec­ any pioneering. tric Appliance, Hewing Machine When the Japanese overran* Purina Feed*, Groceries and and vacuum clennei ir|iatrs. The Manchuria and held it up to the Meats. Touchton A Watson, 1201 Home SJujv. lib 41 Sanford Ave. home folks as “living space," out v Celery, Phone 1198. G. C. Fellows, Phone 1143 J. a few hundred thousand — and those mostly businessmen or got FOR HALE— Umerock for drive­ ernnient officials— o ;aded that way* and roadway*— l'bon* RKNT A CAR wav. 1241. YOU DRIVE IT Repatriation figures f u r I he i PHONE 200 rUXFDO F E E DA--com pl*ta lino. RBRICK I. AND- 31OR R IRON Hunt's Tux«Je Fenl.Siora Legal Notice U DRIVE-IT. INC. FOR HALE HUfllK Nolle* It IieisD) Blv*n <•*#< OLD NEW SPAPERS—3 CENTS SIS rllKHSsl In tlUsJn*** St l i t 8*11 GC*L* TTO r / k h PER POUND. BUNDLED IN folit A ke,i ue, Vkunli.l.l * l.irlJs .. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING dsr the rtc tith i f S tlit* p iA i.i.. BUNDLES. It-e .r * lt* i,l* «»r - I.” . a tel tlisl ' AND TYPING 10. 15. 20 and 25 CENT ' InltBd tu r*gl*l*i saiu risoi* pu< CREDIT IIUKEAU OF •asm I., Ills I* Mo* n( Hu KlrtliiiniHERALD OFFICE HANFORD NiyilS Mlalllt* tChaplei P 'U t , lata* 116 N. Park Phmie 139 lit EtbrUtS. ts tll O11a III* •Set • See Jiqtmie Cowan's Sheet Metal I.f rill C In sJI I'n u ll at K.inni'1’1 Works far new Radiatois, new ( on or v . Klorlila. Radiator cores. Radiator clean­ EXPERT R A D I O REPAIRING A1f i nl W. II. 8lsn»*r t*hll ■ m.iiilry, Ji ing and repairing. Fred Myers. 311 E. 2nd SL (Mini’ll CONCRETE HEWER PIPE July !». I»«JSEPTIC TANKS. Grease Trap* ATTENTION MOTHERS —DIAPER SERVICE — ■Block*, Aluminum Window* uml Baby Valvrt iurrj -Whit* cement Paint, (e. Hun Iran*—htxfcaa. !'T J t-trtrtti— In ilru n in n — e m — rl. lied cnnlainer. Econumicai ami I.tils un unt «*• *k*ltr li»*trr t Miracle Concrete Company, Sul aafe. Fully medically approved ii I" llli a il" t » ■nil at th* u lljte ul Elm Ava Phona 1335. In Ilk* suuir Cell Daytona 2IB7-W collect foi iliahi*pau|iarln(tane*ni . T h e tmard reaarke* the Film FOLEY SAW FIL E R . Retcmther deteiln. tMPdiaper*, $2 4 wee :. tu illir*»IHl *11 Hit, * end 3 setters. EmericV wood -FIR ST IN SANFORD" llnera of I'ebtle laurtaroUe working machine with H H. P. tina,a ,.f Tu t,lie Iruttiictiun l ‘" r'enilnut^ Coanty, *1*84*1 motor. I Band Saw. 817 W. 13th LONNIE MCMULLEN’S Merkel T IV. larwlohi Herretaty 8L 1, K. Jnriten. Chairm an Barbrr Shop open Thursday, Friday ft Saturday. BEE THE new lutwn Shaver, Ask MorirH for demonstration. SENKARIK Nirtlre |* h e r.h r irlven rb»« we art GLASS ft .PAINT CO. 112-114 In ihe wonrlwurhln* liuetneM un W, 2nd «L 13 N O TIC ES— P E R SO N A L Itaflruad and Carnnm rlal Avanun Batteries ft flattery Charging. H, IL POPE CO.- INC. SANFORD. Beauty Salon—Phone 1864. 309 Perk. Mary .McMahon. 8MALL furnished bungalow, cor­ CAL WONDER pepper plant*. L. Phone 1354. Permanent waves ner lot, immadiato possesilon. B. Mann, la k e Monutc. Fie. Id . up, guaranteed. Water sufPriced at 15,000.00. tentr. Also open evenings. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS SOFA, I8lh Century *tyle, slip Raymond I.und<iid*t, Associate cover* Included-. Phone 4>lti*Wi Phon* 731 Atlantic f l t l k Bldg. 4 CEILING fgn* for (ale. Laney’* 14 LO ST A FO U N D 8 BEDROOM hou*a fumUhtd or Drug Store. un/urnlibcd. New *l*ctric kitch­ LOST: Female Ret Terrier, white en, double garage 4 acre*, frw with brown Spots. Answers to fl AKTICLE3 WANTED fruit tree* on ML Dora Highnemo. "Sandy". Phono 328-M. wav 0 miles from Sanford. Phone Highest cash, price paid for used Reward. County 3305. furniture. Ted Devi* Furniture ■ ■ 11 Co. 311 E. 1 s t Ph. 958, GOOD, five room bungalow loc­ LOST—Two 1100 x 20 Tire* on ated on large corner lo t Priced I’LL BUY your car regardless of rim*. Ilrand number* 2743 ft $5,500.00 with term*. 2807. Finder notify Teritlanil •ge or condition. Roy Reel, 904 ROB IOBERT A. WILLIAMS Trail Tours at Sanford. Phono W, 2nd SL__________________ |g Raymond Lundqulat, Associate - 11. Rsward. Phone 7$2 Atlaatlc Rank Bldg. 7 Pets, UveetocK^ Supplies 6 ROOM HOU. - -W-Lf ■ , I. ■ — - �■* .1 PACE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA W I WII. VVedemeyer Reports !Reporter Flies With To Chiang-Kai-Shek-Sanford Pilot During National Glider Meet NANKING. Aug. ip GF>— Geo. Explosion (C a»ll»M < Irw ra g * OM) arnltr control tuday, Army enlneer* and troops. who arrived urlng the night, aurreedrd in isolating several large munition* dumps from which more explo ■tons had been expected. ■ The gravity or the disaster waa pointed up by the dispatch of Adm. Regsfdgo Rodrigues,-na­ vy minister, from Madrid to the •gene. So complete was the ruin o ' the naval arsenal, situated .about two mites from central Cadiz, that no clue was left to the Cause oft the disaster. The force of the explosion Cracked buildings in the hemt Of .Cadii. Street cars were dr- t ~ Tbr --hw.T- v!Ca u ksoA■vY't , iS T f r ..m their, hinges. The explosion came at •I0:o« P. M. last night. Spanish author(ties announced no estimate of the casualties. 'Reporters said most of * the Injured they saw had been cut hy flying glass nr were bruited by falling debris. Tha Jere i de Is Frontera radio station, 16 miles to the north, broadcast appeals throughout the night for d rotors, nurses and me*S lelties. Ambulances and rrscue teams were arriving from as far east aa Malaga, west from Huelva, and north from Sevilla. Reds Hit U. S. (C a n lla a .4 (row l’» « . <hte| eral Albert C. Wedemeyer, In a five-hour conference today with General isslmn Chlang' Kai-Shek, gave the Chinese leader what offlelal sources deserthrd as a "very frank” report In conditions in Formosa, (Union ami Shahghail The American presidential en­ voy conferred at Chiang’a . re­ sidence. with lime out only for lunch, and the unexpected length if the session recalled Wedemeyer's previous crltiral reports of rondltbm* 'jis he hsd found them In north -China anti Manchurls. *P Wrdrmeyer Is In China to TiAt ffllt I t all. ... ..— -i "The council alone must deride thi* question and not the Nether­ lands. The government of the Netherlands certainly will submit to decisions of the council *jf>. we •how no Indri-iklon." Complaining that the couneil had uaetl too little of Jta power, rather tU n overstepping author.. Itv as maintained by the Dutch, the’ Soviet delegate Hi to renewed hii demands that troops from lioin aide* be withdrawn to positions hold when hostilities broke Mil July 21 In Java as thn result of what the Dutch called police ac­ tion. "The government of the Nelh•rlands Is not satisflol that they perpetuated a crude attack on the Indonesians.” ha said. “They even demand that the Indonesian* not interfere with Dutch troopi." Local Communists In Greece Ajd Guerrillas ATHENS. Aug. 19. OPl-Press r * ports today agld a heavy guer­ rilla assault on the town of Naoutia, 60 miles west of Halomka. was beaten back last night aftor tsvsral hours of hard fighting. The reports satfl ths guerrilla*, disguised as "peaceful citizens,' a m *I ofF 1 local rnmmlinlils b*.I l.llrn.J Communists m sml burned 160 houses, the townhall, the polstation and ths c iv il admlnlsRon office be/ors Iwdng rrpel- & : i.” A v a l i s t forces j v .’ co said to hav* used srtm jrjrTocounfer ths affects of heavy mnt!*r fire by tho rebels, who withdrew to Mount Vermlon oorly this morning. War Minister Georg,i Slisto* is­ sued a statement saying the situa­ tion was Improving. If a said the •rmr was considering the foimatlon of Independent mnbllo commando units to fight tho guerril­ las. • An announcement from Kosanc said 10 guerrillas captured in a hauls at Grsvtna July 27 had been Indonesian Fight icvsUs m s tm s r * n o**> advancing on Sumatra totho ftro-gutUd t#wn ol -Brandon, H miles north in. Eartlar Dutch dls•aid somo 5.000 homsle** wsro living at tha town food or shelter. Mrs. Paul M. Camplmll k M R R. I- Ragsdale Fntrrlaineufw (tb a luncheon at Mrs. Csmpbsll'a hmne Friday at 1:30 in honor of Miu l^ma Aulln, bride-elect. The rooms were attractively decoruteil witn white asters and fern, 'pie lunch*, on was served on Individual tm.vs to each of the guests, after which the hride-elecl was presented with an assortment of gifts. 'I‘he hot. trsses gifts to the bride Were in her chosen pattern of Fust oris. Those enjoying this affair W ert: Mrs. Andrew Aulln, mother of tjre honoree. Miss Hetty Aulln, and rtowp."* Glider Pilot tJuy Storer ed rentiMirr*After hjs fact-find­ of Rahfnnl, Kla.. commented over ing trips to the north, he express­ the left harness strap of his ed criticism of Inefficiency and parachute. corruption nmrmg Chinese mili­ I wasn't ready to call anyom tary and rivoll officials. names vel. Oq Chill's fighting (routs, Down below the other nallp'nne* meanwhile government troops entered In lire 1,41h apnual rmcling listed In Homan provienre were of the National Soaring Society reported striking sharply against looked like flypaper captives. the communist rsiding forces of Just below n cloud up ahead n Genersl 1‘o-Chrng, which had . cut little biplane tugged at several thn Tslngtao-Tsinan rail line. hundred feet of tow rope. V«« A dispatch to the independent, air. felt like a tile rid?. newspaper Haiti Min I’ap from Its "Don't wiggle your elbows or Rushnw correspondent sold nation, voti’ll punch n liulo in the fab­ allst forces In northern Shantung ric.” Storer had warned when inrovlnre, moving from Tsinan. trodurlng the glider's cockpit. No sd joined a second column mov­ one want* to punrh holes’ln a rrafl ing westward at Chowtauh. about that looks—nnd fe.ds—nleml 60 miles east of Tsinan. durable and airworthy os one of Tha government’s rampalgn Rally Rand's fans. to recapture the vital roal mines "How do you like It’ ” Rioter nt Foshan, about 30 milrt south used about the sam • totm of voire of the railway, was reported anv auto driver would use In "loll­ progressing. ing the kids to keep .pilot on the A government, aiiiiminrriqentj..|.hark V at. ■ • <nld ChUng*; rtre A -fn-Vhe past l’i nrtirallv no md*e, Nothing four weeks bsd captured 100 hut the sound of the wind iit*htowns In {shantung province and ing past the cockpit reimpy and recovered more I tun 3,000,000 wings. square kilometers of territory. Rlnrer pulled a lever nnd the The Communists, the announce­ tow rope fel| away. ment continued, have suffered "See. Nothing no here but us 07,000 casualties, including those and the air current*,” One whigkilled wounded and rspured. tip liped Up with’ the flng pole nt Sheppard Field. Thn nllit r rould have Iteen flirting with star*. gtaluy, Cafl llaul, Fred Pierrot, J . N. Thompao.n lut«M>n llgidjr, Robert le e Kemp, 1. W, Coates, Jo,., Lidnhart. and J . il. Jones, Jr., Oviedo, and Mrs. Rfrharil 'tiimck, Miss IIIil is* Crcalhe, snd Airs. J . R. Augcnblick, (Irlamlo. Mr. and Mrs. Rravc* tlsstoe, who have l*een guests of C. T. Nildacks. have returned to their home In Atlanta. Wh'lo hern they visited' manv points of interest In Florida will* their hosts. Mr. and Mrs. n*n II. Joni-a spent Ihe week-end at Daytons Rearh with Mrs. Jones* parent.*, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Iterher. Mr. and MrsTTom lioTlIiigsworth have"B7riy,;d In Oviedo and will le b.iatrd at the Covington raidsn house temporarily. Mr. Hollings­ worth will In* associated with (’baric* T. Niblark In business. Mr. and Mrs. William It. Mrrk and daughter, Joan, nml son, llllly who have been visiting- fo r , tpfc t'tiamt'yvrs, J r o le Hr rtu t Aflfinr |t*l| T o 11irfaint W Mp#ni*#r “* T I im K I r MOliTfiAlif: Jfthmtt* iMarbrnn and Iliitlt T o A J William* UTIH# MTIUTILTIIW ill' iffiVlTfS %f}|:a Lundrion, Andrew V T o II H A r ­ nold rlw i Ho»n*» O lrn o ris le'*an ror|». T n I-It III are llo|if>r Cold Front I ’o Hit Midwentern StateH Hy TIIF. AHHICIATKD I'ltKHg From high' un the Rockv Mmin*«ln slope nnnther cold front the sliding lastly eastward toward the hot nnd parched Midwest today with possible crop-reviving gen­ eral rains, " I t ’s too early yet to say just how this cold push will art or how much rain It will bring,” the Chicago Weather Rurenu said, adding that a decided rellsf from the high 90 and 100 degree temp­ eratures appeared a certainty for most of the plains slates within fft hours. The forecaster said the fold air crossed Into Montana and Idaho from Canada about midnight am| •hat It was exnrrtrd tn spread Into the Dakotas py *r,night, and Into Minnesota and Nehtnska by to. morrow. W lth ln 46h m ir». he -----------------.1117® ave ttemperature/at least 16 dogrees under todays continued highr Tradings. Th* accompanying rain, tha Bureau said, might turn out to bo only scattered showers but It might also, Just possibly, he a general drought breaker for a considerable aec|lon of tho northcentral and northern plaint states. Meanwhile, no relief wa* In sight for virtually all the remainw r of tho nation, sweltering again from a recurring hot blast that has spared generally only the Atlantic and Pacific coast states. Throughout most of tho region from the Appalachia n to the Rocky Mountains, temperatures in the 90a or above appeared cer­ tain to.be. reppeatad today and to­ morrow, tha Weathor Bureau •aid. County Meet (f’«*tlaM O I r s a F aae Oae» provbUd a r mmy ,aub- .liT i i sat at ia-ft77^-VTh- Hoanl 1 used to make marshmallow mad* every effort “ to gat »2:t0fl ros'Yif0 w to thank those who aided tn their recent Community .... Drive. Jerry Walker, Exalted Ruler Sealy Walden, Secretary lhUut.-Lluc-iM*. E al. county agent and Horn- Demonstratfon outlay Is 29,072. For publicity, tho Bowsl approp­ riated--M,000 td the Rem! note County Chamber of Cotnmotro and 11,260 to th# Junior Chamber of Md form of tho hollyhock Commerce. Total publicity eul- IANK4 Special In fhe Sanford Herald lly MAR|AN R. Y, lie GARTH JONES A!’ Newsfeatures WICHITA FALLS. Tex. — Up front, the glider pilot uigghd a few gadgets and errmrd to be hav­ ing* a swell time. Personally, I wasn't convinced of the extent of my pleasure. It was mv first title in a glider. It’s not like rbllng in a regular airplane. Ufa more like someone tying n kite string to you ami say­ ing "HmvVwtpjkUag up thete. Dub?" "All we Irv to do is make a liar out of.ihe guy who said "Eveyf- and that will end the uniter," Johnson safd. t He. m lm lg U ttM t, ItiiMit bus “Attributed all sorts of motives to . tha United States which we never thought of." The United State.* then suppor­ ted a Chinese move that the coun­ cil accept a Dutch plan for a single "Imparital state" to Investigate conditions in Indonesia and s.ipcrvfie resulta of cease fi^j orders. The'flrsl step would W an ervlhr■pot report hy “earye.- consuls" Btationerl In Halavla. Seminole County -The-Ameriean-off-r-of good’of • flees was made In the course of Court Records opening debate more than a fort­ night ago when the council direc­ %%.1 Mil %N T V IIHM IIO ted the two parties to Institute n r H i *#, J t> H its K w b i i 11 T « truce. The Netherlands Immedi­ J u W lU n K 11if refill «(u ¥ Minnie K * ately arrepted the American effer Nral, Jnrnn \ rlit* i.Vrrtta T o but the Indonesians •Conditioned Vn rry M Hhtrjw H til iFllen Jtin** ('H y of Hanford T*» i* A llilltfm their approval on the outcome of 11 H r lu t Otlv t* T o Itolpo plea* to the council for U, N. in- A Arrtold| Jen Itini rim veitlgation and arbitration. Wash­ Tliffffifwtn* Al*nrr L Hus ington then sent a note to Jog- A T o F r H ^ r l r k fl. «tui , Jakarta last weekend declaring A r n « H. Elgin* ||g*ftm I ' r u l t t H u t Tf * that if the Indonesian* continued Woodrow I T f jf i il t d u x I*n1ji. to Insist on a specific method of MeNaughton, Jithii t Wl dr t fo settlement "our offer of good of­ Kfiiicea I! Millet d m IH1# H WI ilia m*. iamM A eit*» fliii* To fices necessarily lapsei." * Replying to contention* pf tin l»* winMl VI Mjirtflfr rt if ■ Ed IIt* S' JatnV* A m u (H I* M*!r -Netherlands government that (he T oWHHftint Rickard William** no Jurisdiction U. N had ■ ‘ - ‘ IIn the MMAii i .m t s : vitut ri. Ams* II a rr ifn n J y r tu t M m a ff H cases Gromykko declared “The Indoneslan-gmeinntent re- T o Fjf*t Federal Hnvlnit* no t ANfH’|n||(in lies on the Security Council and IsOfit Hhatp** Varney it d i n Ellen expects help from It. The Nether­ Jann T n J* m o A N t it H u t ( V r lands act* a* if this organisation * > •'a* Oviedo for the Jayceea, but found that they could not give this without ketesrin# tho mlllage," aald Mr. I never knew I hsd it so gi <s| pn jh e ground.-------- ----------------- 'Those are spoil -rs"-Storer pul­ led n gadget. A eoupl' of bmr, door-looking things popp'd up on the wings. The glbbo ptaigKglly went in reverse. I.ike |Mid;iliiig the wrong way on n coaile.- Idke. Then we dropped d twn a rouide bundled frrt to pl.’k up gliding speed again. And I'm the lad wha Imtrqi tn ride elevators. “Thai was a thermal” A thnmnl feels just like a kick In the pants. "That's whnt ftreja us up in the air.” Storer-explained. It was go. ing to take a lot of explaining. Either the ground v a i coining up to sav "Howdy” or v.v weie going down faster than n greased pig on n fireman's ool-i. "Guess we must have lost lh.il thermal. We seem to lie going down." There was an 'Ave' Vote frmn- the trackseatrrr — ------- •vriilnk I'll lust land It on the apron rinse to the hanger." •A glider pilot’s lijea of 'el'isj' I* next to the wash room yvhen he can reached the paper towela without sUVlching. A used far bargain Pulled mil on the taxi strip. Htoier whistled and veiled and liounced.' The Fill ran pick up a copy of mv finger­ prints from those etch'd <m the ripcord pf that parachute. NometHulv went over nnd some­ body went under. Rlorer cutsed btvause the nose of the glldec waa barely Inside the hangar doors. Aud now—Has anyone seen « fellow about no high and about so wide? The one who salt! with such malicious sweetness: ' Why don't voti take a ride In n glidec Water Tested | i i n i i i u t l i s a P a»* n a r t ty-fifth Street.. . ' ■ 3—F*r*'ald-1.aught cn Memorial Hospital at tlm Airport ■ t —Municipal Ball Park at Me.lorvill* and Cel-ry Avenues. ■ V—Mayfair Inn on East F:r*i [Btrest. ...' ■ *>—ih * 1900 block on W*»t T irst Strool. » ' '• ■ ^ T h o Mock on West T h lrJ T W I W Mr. and Mrs. Donsld Lclnhsrt and twins, Wynn snd Gary, havo returned from a recent visit to Tampa with relatives; alto Day. tuna Reach, where they were Ihh guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Max Lelnhartr Mr*. I.ueille Johnson; of Ilrlle Glade, has returhed homo after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. NI Mack and family. •* Mr. and Mrs. ,C. O. Rildwln, of Dallas. Georgia visited friend* and relatives In Oviedo Thursday. They visited with Mr, J . A. Har'lx and Mr. and Mrs. R. L Ragsdale, an I were dinner gurats of Mr. and Mrs. Young Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gore and Mr. and Mrs. J . W. McKinnon were dinner guetla,of Mr, an.LMr*. Joe London Fashions Are Not Drastically New honor of Mr. LeinharCahtethday. Mr. and Mra.'llurgr** Mr,Mahan are the parents of a aon. horn Thursday night at the Florida Sanitarium. Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Ward are the parents nf a boy, too. Sir*. Ward Is the former Sliss Kalidra Culpepper, sister of Mrs. Henry Wolcott, The Rev. II. L. Kirk, of Orlando, who has teen substituting for the Rev. II. II. Link, who is on vaca­ tion. was the recent dinner guest of 5!». and Mra. Fred Pierson, other guests Included the Rev. Kirk’* sister and Dr. J . W. Martin. Jills* Martha Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. IL Hunter, snd Mr. Thomas E. Todd, were united in marriage on August 12th a t ' fiavunnah, Georgia. Mr. and Mr*. Todd are nnw visiting Sir*. Todd's parents hare fur several davs before returning lo their work at New York CiVy. Mr*Todd » formerly o f 'S t . flabrieT. ritillfomla. -| l.irut. ami Mr*. James R, .Mor­ row of Grrrn Cove Springs are the week-end guests uf Mr. nnd Mrs.* Hill Martin. Mrs. Claire Coffee, of Fort Pierce, was the recr’nt guest of Judge and Mrs. Theodore Aulln. Mr. Dan Chislohm and Mr. Reese Chltham are spending the week-end In lutkelsnd. fcnlng his Jacket* with ranvas and padding. Dfgby Morton does it with pockets. Export clothes are often 13ti inches from the floor, but for tho home market most designets stick to 16 or 16 inches. Onlv Norman Hartnell haa experimented with mldtealf lengths in hts day clothes. " I ’m having pity on my home customers who have to wear last year’s coat over this year'* suit,” said Amies. Dav dresses are fairly simple, with tiny waiate and rounded hips. Rome houses use drapery, mostly to the front, where the skirt full­ ness is usually concentrated. Hardy Amies uses much diagonal drap­ ery. Many o f his dresses show wraparound lilies with aide fasten­ ings, drapery is pulled up (o one side, necklines often cross over,This house shows man/ suit nlou ? * o a«t sVvSral w e rk s% rT u lra V O k la ., Tennessee-and Atlanta, have returnetl home. Mra. Lcdn Peters, of Tails,mssee, wa* the recent gurst of Mrs. Maude Coates. Mr. and Mra. Hoy Eason, of Savannah, Georgia, arrived Raturdav to apend m-xl week with Mr. Eason’s alstrr^Mra. Mae King and Mere. Mrs. Geo. C. Moans tmtl Mr. Means. Mr; ami Mrs. I.con (tlHff left, fhrrrrtaV" tn ’SpcniFa Werv at "IVaytona Reach. Mr. and Mrs. (I. R. Moon and daugliters. Martha Anno ami Valorr. who have teen touring the West, are now in Atlanta. Mr. and Mr-*. I.con Olllff were recent dinner guests bf Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Anderson, Orlando. Mra. The™lore Aulln. Rr., Mrs. F. T, !a.*e. nnd Mra. It. F. Rnttler*on spent Thursday at Winter Haven. Mrs, Mae E. King and guests', Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kssyn spent Sunday al Hilvrr Springs. En route home they will Ron at Daytuna Rrarh for several dnvs. Miss Hillic Chance, who has lie<-n visiting her aunt. Mra. Carol llatnerlck, Mr. Ilnmrrirk nnd Car­ ol. Jr . nt Apopka, h i* returned home. . . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wagner amt children,- Knv nnd-Tommv,~ttsr* moved Into their newly constructed home at Uuludred. Mrs. Augusts D. Covington !f spending several weeks at Ashe­ ville. N. C. Mr. nnd Mr*. Will Cat Itjn and grnnddaughtrr, Lynelle, who har>‘ teen visiting Mr. Carlton's sUtrr, Mrs. J . N. Thompson, and Mr. Thompson, liave n-turnr,| lo their home nt Trenton, * Mrs. Floyd Wngnrr anil rhildten. Kav and Tommy viaHnl Mis. Wagner's parents, Mr.' nnd Mrs. Frank Tnlls.tt last Week. Mr. nml Mrs. A. M ..Jones left Ruridav to visit Mr. Jones' moth­ er, Mrs, O'Neal, nt Webster. Af­ ter several days they will return with their daughter, Shirley, who has hern at Webster vis'tlng for'a couple of weeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, Jr. left Saturday for a three weeks' vacation. They will stop at Way* nrtville, N. C. first to vUlt Mr. Wheeler’s parents Mr. gpd Mrs. B. F . Wheeler. Rr. and sister,-Mrs. Jphn Evans, Mr. Evan* and child­ ren for a while before rolng on to other points of Interest. Mrs. Fred Pierson ami dauxhter-, Anne, left Saturday for New Smvrna n*ach where thev will spend several (lavs with Mr. and Mr*. Brn F. Ward. Fred Pierson left Saturday for Georgia where h* will visit r*l>. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1947 ■ - Thumds r D P Entry (f •><!•>•* IrvHi Paav Past Miller are subject to Renats con­ firmation Isjrr and were .made a* reccr* appotetmer's. In his statement of Dec. ??, 1945, to which Ross referred, Mr. Truman said thpt 'The Immensity / of the problem of displaced per- sons and refugees Is almost be­ yond comprehension." At that time, the, Prssidont said most of the person* wennatives of Central snd Eastern Eutope and the RaUsn't. The Im­ migration quotas for all this# countries for one year total apI proximalely' 39,000, two-thirds of * which ate allotted to Germany. By BARBARA WACR AP Newsfeatures LONDON— A new silhouette, not drastically different but clear­ ly defined. Is emerging from the “big ten” London ftihiou shows. Tentative attempts of the last two vears have Jelled into something different, though London hour** still shv at extremes, out of sym­ pathy for their coupon-circum­ scribed customers. Skirls and coats of suits, are longrr, ‘with waists corset-tight, hips accentuated. RklrU are of two extremes—pencil slim or ac­ cordion Dhraled. en iilitg-^K* the neckline. MostAoats are tightly fitted 'at the waist ami fully flared below II. Hut there are stltl a few loose, flawing, swing-back roata, with huge collars and lapels to match the lining. There are a few finger­ tip length coata worn over pencil alim skirts or suits. Man/ jackets, worn over dresses, are buttoned high. This seems to he .a year of rrer-nsr Almost all-lbe houses fra^ *----‘ The froren. food Industty now is turrd lime and bottlo green. processing frown pies, rolls, Amies had a soft, light mossgreen, a quince and manv brownish-yel­ rakes, and other desserts. low greens. Hartnell showed many purples, electric blues and other Slewed rose* ’ and primroses ' hard color*. There Is still w lot of mice were popular continental! dull orange, brick, scarlet and dr-.serts. ■ ' |crimson.Htlebel teamed up a jot of soft loiren Broadus, Jacksonville, was named by Florida sports writers for tho IDtft Orange Bowl award of “ Moat Out sanding High School Athlete.* Broadus Is now a freshman at the University of Florida pet cen l of tlte snmtnl quota, or 3,1*00 monthly. Congressional committees hvld hearings during th* recent ses­ sion ot Congress but took no ac­ tion on a proposal to admit 400,- 1 000 displaced persons, 100,000 yearly ovrr a four-year period, to the United States. There were estimates at the hearings that there are approximately 660,000 to 900,000 .displaced persons in Europe. In connection with his 1945 di­ rective, Mr. Truman continued: " I consider that common de­ cency and the fundamental com­ radeship of all human beings re- *-* quire us to do what lies within > ou- power to see that our estab­ lished immigration quotas see used In order to reduce human suffering." The President then directed th# . secretary o f state, ths sttorney „nd .qthrr ’ rrfUteal. - tn .-recced a t^ n c e “to* “apedite th# quota immigration of displaced persons and refugees from F-urnpe to tho United States.'' . English tweeds with' dark or bright velveteen o r new "cottoo velvet” blouses. Gray and white went with Nile green, a red-flecked black tweed suit had a tdack vel­ vet ehlrt. He ehowed a good deal of copper pink, toffee-beige, wesktea and orchid-gray colon'. There were a few anklr length cocktail dresses In the collection, but British houses do not go for these as Americans do. Amies evening showed, two, ankle dresses, om white w * * end lea. entitled "Starlign "Moonlight.” But the bsjlot length skirt for .evening..is ’.unpopular here, and American women wno expect to wear them to smart GLIDER FEAT ' reatauranta here run the risk of RERN, Switzerland — HP)—A being asked to leave as they are Swiss gilder pilot, Max Sehackennot considered "evening dress.” mann, haa made the first westto-east crossing nf the Alps in * CLEANING UP. gilder. Rchachenmhnn took off at NEW YORK—(AT-Three To­ Help, near Bern, and landed St mer malor leaguers, Al Cueclnello Hilvaplnna, near Rt. * Moritz, a of-the-C-erdinalt-and liianUi-Wal- ‘distance o r i K kllbmeTer*;--------|y lli.IS.rrnw of the Rinstnr* ai.d Wally Signer of *he Cubs, «:e Fish is one of the most p#rmembers nf the New York Citv Department nf Sanitation baseball Ishnble of foods. team. Russlnns have obtained a nu­ Commercial freezing of fish bv tritious oil from the seeds **f artifical refrigeration .late* back knnpdragnn*. to 1661 in Maine. LUCKY STRIKE presents THE M AN W H O K N O W S * wee» - • - - -* rrrr THE TOBACCO AUCTIONEER! .. . -rg ts ® ? : * .. . ■ . lid 's an tf— — j-. ——__ cr*. his mother-in-law. who has Ichlorlne aimed been Spending several weeks there ■ lk — Municipal Water Plant Arl- with her daughter, Mrs. Uoh Cox,1 atcr Iwforr chlorine was added. of Moultrie, will retty-g with Fred. 10—Fourth Htieet Park be­ tween Park and Oak Avmuse. Rnporta marked "aaliefaetory— nA coltform organkime found,” were given for each of the above samples of water, said Mr. Rayrr, « The slamfatd barter lolugical analysis of water is designed to determine whether or not colllform bacteria ara present. These are the organisms , commonly found In human and animal aewag*. They do not enute waterboms diseases but serve x« danger signals. If they ate pres ent there la* a possibility that in­ testinal pathogrnic bacteria (ty­ phoid, dysentery, etc.), may also be present. I t n u t l n r l y fiw tubes are used, each Inoculated with' 10 ce of the water sample. A CUB Bof i : IT Bear for Work ■ JOHN f a l t e r FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette LUCIAN PUADOM IS RIGHTI. . . And lUce him, scores of other experts. . .who really Anoui tobacco... have Been the makers of Lucky Strike buy " fine quality tobacco.** After all, that’o what you want In a cigarette . . . the honeet, deep-down en­ joyment of fine tobacco. iMarahnH'M Talks |realises* f«.« Pas* ftael sign a hemisphere defense treaty liar* tenned "economic aggres­ sion.'' Guillermo licit, Cuban ambas­ sador to the United States, told rsport« t s h* —w o u l d " M a matter nf principle that fun­ damental human rights and d'gnllles he preserved in this treaty,M asserting that Cuba would “never sign any International agreement not containing such right* and dignities.*' ^ its from tho genets] oper­ ating fund Is the 9189,66ft lamdlntereat snd sinking fund which, is handled by the Stato Ooard ad­ Warm colored brents and brass ministration In Tallahaues and Is containers era perfect for ■f*U financed by gat tax revenue*. and winter flower arrangement*. -*>— te re memb f n v W6T0H / tlC K Y ^ T R I K i ^ f l A N S ^ N E FOR Mil ToBA C C O So Rounds So Firm, t o Fully Rocked — So Free a n d l « o y on ■ ' . ■ fl \ * ® * * i\ j V • ■, \ \ rv-rr^3r=? . . . .+ ■- - i "' - - / j ., t . .! ' l-r- f _ V '- . * �t ---------- - - T alvTT-'** —* f (a U a ity T h c rv l a B tra n y lh — TH E W EATH ER To Protect til* Pm m of U * World i To Promote lb * Pro* res# of Amtries; To Produce Proof wparity for Rsnford- Considerable cloudiness with scat* Ur«d showers tonight and Thors* da*. Modtiate «»«terly wind*. AH INDEPENDENT DAILY ■NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXV111 ^r- Congress Credited U. S. Examines Disbanding Of Marshall In Loan Talks Saving In Budget Snyder Says Problem Lie Says UN Investi­ By STERLING P. GREEN WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 W $ Prnkirnt Ttuman raid today fed­ eral spending this fiacal year will fall only $500,000,000 ahoit ol hu original eilimate tWpite the Republican economy drive >ii Congreu. But he forecast an hi» tone $4,700,000,000 budget »ur* pint next June 30, (. . vM r. T ^ a a *$ n 'i - ^ Approached W i t li G r e a t Sympathy; No New Loan Asked gators In G r e e c e To Remain, Even If Russia Withdraws WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 (ff) Secielary oj the Treatury Sny­ der today repotted good progieit British - Amctican finincul High July Exports, in talks and indicated he was piobIncrease In Coal ing England's internal affair*- at Production C i t e d ■ condition of eating the $3,750,000,000 loan agreement. Snyder, chief United Slates nr LONDON. Aug. 20 u tt-D m uty Prime .Miniiter Herbert Mot- gotistor, told a newt conference item announced today' si^u ^cl, ,j(ally- thal thr,*Btiliih have LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 20 —Trytjvr Lie, *rc«etary-8cneial ol the United Nation*, look thaip ittue today with a Ruitisn con­ tention that the Bsjkan Investi­ gating Commitiion and it* *ul> tidiary group in Greece were "liq­ uidated" now. lu reply to repoit* that Rut ua and Poland might withdraw riitu both the Balkan. Couijut*; Progress Seen In British Economic Survival Battle w U d - it J y . -*j*y* - -additional—loan controlled Congreu credit for cut and increased coal production ting $1,520,000,000 from the in. the battle for Britain's eco­ nomic recovery. coil of government. But the next • result because . Provisional 'rxport figures foof intervening' factors, he decte- July, Morrison told a- news con­ e d ,. will be a total outlay it $4411200.00(>. an even 347,000,000,000 Instead at ference, totaled the <17:628,000.000 ho predicted "the highest level since Novem­ last January before the Repub­ ber, *1920, and, apart from' thhl lican costcutters got down to month, ptobably the highest ever work. recorded i -Furtharmore, In (he customary “It begins to look as if we have 'stopped the rot In coal," ho added, Indicating Britain might lie In a position to readme coaTvxports to the continent by licit year. But. Morrison warned: "The crisis la still getting graver. W# shall have to fave worse things before w a s r r through.” While he spoke, the Board of Trade President, Sir Stafford Crlpps, was eonferrimr elsewhere in Whitehall with U. S. Under­ secretary of State William L. Clay­ ton. Clayton arrived from Paris with arguments for further cuts In British tariffs and In »om*t Imperi­ al trutii- preferences. "We must get this dollir situa­ tion settled some how,” , he com­ mented as he drove to lunch wllh Blr Stafford Cripps, president of ICeeilaaee m rase T e e ) th«T hoard Bf trsiMr A spokesman for the board said tbe luncheon talk was concerted State Okays Budget with “the tariff negotiations which f o r County Count Schools have, been taking plate ct tbe International Trade Conference In TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 20—The Geneva, and this, of course. In­ State Department of Education cludes the question of imperial today approved the <481.013 <481,1112 bud­ prefers ncea." Oih*r Whitehall (government! ratio* of Jwm get io r the operatic* Komlnol* - , r i______ County school* aa submitted re. . officials said they were "bracing c*ntly by the county board of pub­ themselves for a new economic shock. The general expectation lic instruction.'was that Clayton would tell Cripps Joaeph Whltner McCaatln and to "reduce Empire preferences ao lire. Rota Gauldlng Elchelbcrgrr that American goods can compete Were among those who recently .with Brit]sh goods—or face the received graduate certificates from consequences o r a hardened U. 8. the State Department of Edura. administration and Congress line tion which Issued 327 teaching on further dollar aid.” certificates during July, according Meanwhile, the London Dally to figures-released this week b> Mall said .Prime Minister Attlee State School 8upt. Colin English.' Intended to' resign "In the near lls s lls s iS ■■ f a s i Tw#t .Supt. English said the school dapartment issued bight post grad­ uate, 221 graduate, five urnlergraduate, 48 provisional and 46 C apt Hudson Returns temporary certificates. ■ mld-vear budget review made public lata today Mr, Truman rented this double-barreled no tice: fir s t this country's Internation­ al program,-perhaps including ti c Marshall plan for European re­ turn y may run up eoats and trim the record-breaking surplus. Second, taxes must stay high. ^ Tli« Chief Executive didn't Han't use there,word* about taxes; but ne said the surplus must be used to reduce the nslional debt and stand as reserve “against emeigentles, whether at home or ; abroad." iThe goverfynent bases Its high Income estimate, ' Mr. Truman ■aid, on "a continuance of am. ■ploymant, prices and Incomes close to th*lr present levels 1 W ft A W From Encampment . Seine Cros&ing Copied By Jamborfee Scouts ROLLEBOISE, France, Aug. 20, W V -F lra truck loads of American Bor Scouts traveling under field order* made a surprise ... . . this city *nd duplicatedt the first crossing of the ysargago * , | Led bjs an Army Jeep and three French Scouts aa guides, the '' American Jamboree Scout* did not what was coming until tho f ‘ • know truck* pulled up * t x dam and they wars told to pile out. Here Arthur McKinney of White Plains, N. Y„ executive director of the U. 8. jamboree contingent, in­ formed them they had been chosen to duplicate tho conditions of the secret American crossing vt that point Aug. 20, 1044, which was not discovered by the Germans ~ l. until after * bridgehead was es- Six Unit Apartment To House Tourists A naw navei six unit building is being erected nude touristy ia the OrlanM highway ju it k o f-th # City limits by E. Capt. Byrd Hudson has returned from-the Salvation Army encamp mynt at Camp Starks, which w»* attended by 200 young people Aug. 4 through the 16. Tho camp la located at Lpks Bradford. The program included feligioua Instruction, boating, hikes, swim­ ming practice, and Instruction In buiif people attending ~ ih e camp from here were Curtis Hall, Marjorie Hall, Bar bain GDI, Al­ berta Brewer, Tommy Bronson, Margaret Oglesby and Leonard Taylor. Nearly a full page of Bluet ra­ tions of youth recreation program activities of the local poat of tha Salvation Army ora shown In the Aug. 23 Issue of tha War Cry, official publication of the organ­ isation in the South. A large group of the dally vocation Bible school pupils are shown about to embark on a bus for a day’s out­ ing. They are also shown in front of tbe Salvation Army building. The staff ofV tha Poat i« also shown. Including Capt. Hudson, Tadet Lieut. Earl Griff I Leonard Taylor, Corpm C td it Lot Leon White. llfsguard. Tha i 1* bring built of concrete ___ TOKYO. Aug. 20, — The Jap­ Units wiU be ft anese navy’s version of tha sneak complete with a attack on Pearl Harbor and Niptwo builder* arrived pen's preparations for tha 1’aHfie War are slated to eons* before the International ^Military Tribunal tomorrow, Defense counsel for flidakl Tojo and *4 other wartime Japanese lead*™ accused of war cri concluded o f testimony relating diplomatic A series among the prosecution charged ■el was introducing Introducing numerous of­ ficial documents which tha Jsp prvilousiy had reported a* missing. e' «M tlit- « h I f ik 1i * i v flliw il Stresses Europe s _____ *Missed Death In Army Plnhe Crash w that tion lags and the nationalisation of basic industry, Snyder replied: "We a rt going to want a full understanding oj thla problem, so naturally wa will ask any pertinent Question that has a bearlrfg on iha-loan. But, in anlwer to n question whether he was being “very tough" about Britain’s "Socialis­ tic experiments,” the secretary replied sharply: "I don’t know of any such qurs■tios* that havy come up. As far a* being tough is concerned, t have assured Sir Wilfrid I Sir WIIH d E»dy. second secretary^of the British Treasury) that we ere viewing the British problem with a great deal of sympathy/' Snyder aald he has not ,fgon* Into the facta deeply enough” yet to decide whether ha shares Prime Minister Atllee'a view of thq grayity of‘ the "dollar crisis,” ' English ............ but he added; I am relying on Mr. Attlee to have voiced what he thinks Is the condition of tha country'," __ HU reply was "unequivocally no" to a question whether the British had requested discussion of o clause providing for revision (tesllstv S « * Cool Front Moves Examinations To Be Slowly Toward East Held For Positions By TI1R ASSOCIATED PRESS With Welfare Board The time table of a narrow alow-moving cool wave Into the northern mlriWestero stales was th« only cheering note-from the Chicago Weather Sureau today aa .the current scorchthg-. .blast headed for new records. , Each additional day of the pre­ sent high readings probably is bringing a new record for du­ ration or daily maximum temp­ eratures at many points, the bur­ eau said. « While the cool front dragged fcastward, Inter western north Dakota, northwestern South Da­ kota and northarn Wyoming to­ day. virtually all the real of. the nation from the Eastern 'S e a ­ board to the Rockies continued to ■welter. . Only scattered showers or light thunderstorms were In prospect for the Great l-akss area as corn and other erops continued JU> deteriorate for lack of a general soaking rain throug houtth* MidM t--------- I S O S t •1 the effects of tha cooler .air Ute today, but It would not reach Wisconsin and northern Illinois until tomorrow, -the forecaster •aid. . . With temperatures In the high 90s * generally escept on the Pacific Coast yesterday and in prospect for today, Ice shortages were reported In some Michigan cities. At Chicago, tha record of 84 degree* for this date which has stood slnca 1874 wa* expected to topple, along with tha one for the numbers or days In tha month with readings off 80 90 or o higher. Forecaster I. W. Drunk aald a maximum of 80 today would equal the record of 11 such days for the month, established in 1844. Early msrlt system examina. tion*. to b« held by tlm Florida Msrlt System Council for 10 t ins»*i of social work positions, offrr local rssldsnta an exceptional op­ portunity to qualify for employ­ ment by the State Welfare Board amt the 12 district welfare lioards, according to Mary Holler, nirmbcr of tha District No. 12 Welfare Board. "Those who pass the mrril sys­ tem teats, Mr*. Holier said, con■tltuU an eligible register fr»m which social work position* with the state welfare agency will lie filled as Vacancies ,*xl«t of occur. Since social worker* are employed In every ctmnlv of the state, Ihoie who luecetafully pone tho examina(lone have an oportunitr of being employed at homy nr near home, It la the policy of the district welfare board* to glvo preference tb local residents who uuAtify. In any event, they have the assurance ----- ----- -------- --- — Mrs. Holler accented tbs fact that job opportunitios would ex­ tend through ths Ilfs of ths regis­ ters to he established. Thowi who are not ready for Immediate em­ ployment, Mrs. Holler aald, should qualify for positions later on. Tbe demand for district welfare visit­ or*. ths basic social work position, ha* been continuous ivur a period of yaara and Vacancies exist in soma districts nOw, she said. Those who wish- to take the tesla must file application* with ths Merit System Office, P, O. Box 1134, Tallahassee, not IRIIMIRHrti Fla., r 18(1 In'k later than Sept. 5, Mi*. Holler declares. Application blanks and Information may be obtained from tha Merit System Office upon ttauest. Practice Thursday Members of the Seminole Gun anyone Interested In Imhla shooting ability are o attend the practice to be held Thursday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock at the Skeet Range a t the Municipal Airport, it was an­ nounced today by Police Chief Roy P,W illiam *, practice will Include platol, tad clay pigeon shooting. rifle Curt Byrd J. Goode it president *f the gun dub., '.U — ------ -----MERCHANTS MEETING Iw Sanford Merchants Asece­ rn will bold a dinner meeting evening at 7:00 o’clock at the Mayfair inn. All Merchant* who have not been contacted with regard to their reservations call H. B. Pope, ticket Mrs, W. P, Yosts/ »«• taken to Kerneld-Laugh Ion Memorial Hos­ pital shortly after 1:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon following a brier collision between ths *88 Plymouth sedan that the Rev. Yetley was driving south on Msgnolla Avenue,I and * westbound taxicab Ninth Street crossing. Mrs. Ysnlty was somewhat bruised and today x-rays are to be taken to determine possible rib fractures, sold Rev. Yetley. who was not Injured In the accident. , K O f C COMMANDER BBTON, Aug. 20 (AT— John E. Swift, a Ma*sachuSStU su­ perior court Justice, waa reelected unanimously todar os Supreme Knight of the Knigbt of Colurnhas. : IT. J . .4 ♦ ’2' - V - ,a . _ teio.cin is fe ,'’ V *n nsi E c o n o m ic S ta b iliz a ­ tio n O f O ld W o rld T a k e s P re c e d e n c e O v e rW e s te rn N eeds demonstral* to all ths world that peoples, and nation*, who rsally want peac* can have peace by liv­ ing in an atmosphere of increasing i’tutile*fit 11Vo* action arlirin tnrl cooperative and af.vrul good will Will,N he said. •i ' i He.*ponding to rproposals for a m t Marshall plan” for the Americas, the _.secretary _iald thr United htstc* ha* asiumrd ("unusually • heavy burdens" In ) determined effort to meet minimum require­ ment* of war-devastated ureas in Europe and Asia "now threatened with starvation and vrono-ulc chaos," Msr«li*ll continued: "In. assuming this bin Jen w* have not lost light of the econ­ omic problem* of the Western llrmtephvie. A* n matter of fact the erutioinie tehahllttullon of Europe I* vital to Die econunfy of tin* hemliphere. • “My government will continue iotakenp economic question* with Its sister i/-public* an! seek • sound basis for practical ccopttstion.” In an Indirect reference to tot- Ni-nttal qimders In llalavn , inletpielrll tin- uddrees as i ml 1j I mine (hoi lln- Hutch mighl lie ral 1eonsidering n drive un the IndoIhi* photo w made on n rescue cruft a* Iunity Injured Corpon thrst- |H-r»iois in survive the crash of n R-17 near ‘ ticaimc Republii’’» vaiiltiiL JogjnHe Hand, ony* II,-inilillu, lisn'nii. was carriiil alH>ni<l. Ten .persons died itv the eiaih i kai la, unless tending lie fuel-less Iwmlsu in the-Pacific, tlE miles southwest of} lions o( the ceuss-fire order hullllonolulu, AinOug the missing was tiemge ('. Atcheson, Jr ., chairman rd h'ctln-ilmiite liciiihiinii ter* «uhl »•( the Allied F-nilio! Counril for Japan. Photo transmitted by loihiy Dutch futcr* hud suffered rsibti (aourVan Francisco. (Inte'inational Soundplioto) 2t i rasunltles from Ih*' Indones­ ian viol ntloti* nihrr till- Oldl'f, lt!i|lte*teil by the United Notion! Security Council, went into e f­ fect id midnight .Aug. -14. "T h e Indonesian cabinet met ’’lit eiiiergencv session at Jogjakarta to ptnu for removal of limit vnu it<il to Sumatiu if necessaiy, u dispatch from that city said. (lu n llH a n <m * l ( N i t itts) The cshlnet ws* repifsonte I u* expecting full scale irsiilliptlon Need For Love S l o w d o w n , S i t ( l o w n of host ill lies with the Dutch. (The Dutrh cabinet met at tlm Hunt For Atcheson By New Head Of Strikes O u t l a w e d Hague In emetgeocy session to Will Be Continued w M e t h o d i s t Heine At Murray P l a n t discus* Indonesia and action ye*, let liny tn the United Nation* K«HONOLULU, Aug. 20, i^ J—Ths i’ .oblr mt rrtelmg to child care DETROIT. Aug 20 <>V) A curlty Council,! Navv announced todsv the March Vnn Monk's aildres* wa* the for some trace of Ambassador *nd welfare wric today explained (o coniracl by’-patting ihr right In *hsrpe*( criticism he ever lipil L* (hfe.es _ l t 1' - /’ { George Atcheson, Jr., would b* Kiwenieni_ ta. lfe •aihr Inuriit Center couit ,\tiion lot 7,00(1. 0 1 0 L/iui- leveled At tho pnlive lleputillcsu continued several day* although itby ihr R r*. C, HLVThompson, »u- rd Aulu Wurkrtt ol (hr Muimy government. He lilameij the Jog has nliandom-d hope of finding ((-.'a llH H -fe feg { '» ■ * T o e ! perintemlrui fur ihr pail liir-c Cot|>ot4tiun of Amriua .uicl him alive, _ Th# Hawaiian 8ea FroTilter'a anmonth* at the Florid* Methodi-I lod.iy -in u lfid t( ilamp o( tpjiidvnimnremrnt coincided with a pro­ Children'* Home in Enterprise. He al. Parnj?aayari Rebels mise hv Brig. General Frederick wa* mtrndocrd by .S.mford DoudCompany and union hailed ihc Fleeing To Argentina | J-Jney. . Agrrrmrnt, rmimg a stnkr lhat . , , , | find out tits cause of ih* plan* ' President l.e*ter Tharp nnd ha* rraclicd * IB day*, a* "lull BUENOS AIRES, Aug. .0 iil \. |n wi^-h Atcheson and nlna Vlce-Prrsidcnt, Frank Laituon and to hoih pailirs" and ’’romplrlrl) A dlsptrh from corrlentte. otln-is perished. W, A. Morrison were named a* «n the I'arngunvuii lexder. snid The Navv snid Hu intenalva delegate* amt ()«car Harrison, Dr, uliifactoiy." The company, tn aguoleg to today Col. Rafael Franco, n leader tihnse of the si-aich had ended, U T. Do** and . Ed luino a* alter­ in th# I'araguayan relmlllon, had nates to the Kiw«ni* (onvVntbin gtee up II* prerogative of court brrived there along with thou- lint that air ami surface patrol* aUrting Oct. 12 at West Palm action for brrarh of rol.lrart, ob­ sand* of (other relwte Inking re­ would hr maiulamrd, piohshly for the rest of. the week. A naval tained from 'he Pttinn u danse Beach. • aring restriction( un its mem fuge In Argentina, and that vic­ officer said shout Ih* only hop* Need of care and affection by ||* rights In' artikn. .Slowdown tory for the' government foire* remaining I* lhat Atcheson'* body rhlldn-n wore *t reseed by the Rrv, appeared at hand. would flout,to the inrfaco and be Thompson and lie added that in and aitdown strike* were uullnwcd. The battle for Asuncion, 1'F- recovered. -Corporation officiate said regul­ Ital spile of all that Institution* ran of I’amguay, was in its last; Kimble, Army air inaneclor, ar­ do, those ran only b« Lilly glvrn ar. Production schedule* would hr phase; the dispatch declared, add­ at home. "Voting*.era do not rrxifen-d Thursday. Maintenance ing that the force* of Ft evident rived l>v plane, yesterda/ to inneed to 1m lakrn potscailon of woikrrs were iiik-nl In repurl this Htginln Morinigo Itmtl a heavy ad­ veatlgnle the ernsh. The converted B-17 teiinlo-r, it* ga* lAiik* amprit^r. {I'ullM r* M I'fear TSrrrl afternoon. The rtrik ', which In-gun July 21, sharply cm tailed produc­ vantage liecaus# of superiority in plunge<l Into the -lea about modem'wraport*. The advice* bald mile* we»t of Honolulu. Saturday tion In ForJ Motor Company 1,050 midnight with 13 aboard. Three plant* and hlled 10.tK**> wuiker* In the rrl>rte had »u(frtcd Legion Post Backn in the buttle. were rescued and five bodies re­ Httidi-hnk'-r’Corp. J'lsiite dependent CBKuqltie* The I’araguayan government covered. National Guard Unit on Murray for te-dy roniuonenla. * nnounced In A*|picjun.test til J ttO B la fc aolbeJcftfcttU'aili* taidp r j r ^ r SB lU T o -meeting for Wedm vrls/ to vpred ■***» Asuncion were ort the run. Dis­ SriMalVcHTEmeFCTl In Ailin (i'rtHt t l t u r df 4>bs i*<iMt the National Guard patch#* from tha capifnl said no National Air Races and to render every pnsilbte aid firing had been heard in the city to Capt, Roy Green In forming a [Joyds Rociuve Call for two days. new company here waa adopted at CLEVELAND. Aug. 20 l he Monday evening meeting of From Son In Hawaii Caippbell-Loaiing Poet 63 of the Oil Company Moves wrte entered In competlon for American Legion.' |H6,0O0 In prtie* offered In the Vr«t*rilfy afternoon at 2dl0 Plant To Clermont 11»47 National Air Recta a* of­ A motion wae passed directing- o’clock the telephone tang in the ficials of the serial derby closed Adjutant Joel Field to-contact' home of Mr. and Mra. J . A. Lloyd A huge dsrrlrk^ w ar today re­ the.book* today on entries. Mrs, Edward Kfrcher to determine on the Upsala Road. Mra. Lloyd moving two of the American - The Urged numlwr of entries, what she would like tho Legion answered: oori to do In promoting blood "Just a minute," said tha oper­ Oil Company’a 17.600 gallon g*»- 31 planes, was Rated for com­ ollne tank* for trucking to'Cler petition In the Thompson Event, bank donations for use of Seminole ator, "Honolulu I* calling.” County patients in tho 8tate Tubtllello, Mb.” were' the next nmnt where a new bulk plant while officiate agreed that th* creulotit Sanitarium in Orltndo. word* clearly heard over the re­ la being erected, It waa announc "toughest” field of pilots and Plana for improving the Legion ceiver. It waa .her son, Kennrln, ed thla morning by John Krider. plane* waa entered tn the Lot Angelea-to Cleveland BendUt grout* nda were discussed and Bld- talking from Honolulu. She had manager of th* local plant. The compeny Is no longer grind. , ney R IChard volunteered tft see to not seen hint In two year* since It that the grata fa cut and th* he went to Guam. He la now a bringing o il' end gesolln* on groundi nidi made presentable in time first class electrician In the Na­ bargee from Jacksonville for dis­ Charles Bob King for tha Labor Day rsltbrallan. Thla vy. Ila Informed his mother that tribution here hut la finding It tnora economical to truck it trom Missing From Home ha expected to be homo within CO done this morning. Tam pa--tw -herr,-to-w here It l» I t was decided to'dispense with day*. th# rtgulsr meeting on Sept. 1 on No troca had been found-up IIlip father, whom the eon for­ brought In oil vessels from Tex­ account of the Labor Day celebra­ merly aisfsted In his occupation as City, said Mr. Krider. Had to this morning of Charles Bob the ero«« stats canal been built, tion and the fact that members of of house painting, was called King, 16-yesr-old son of Mr. and thdi-Foet will participate tn ths also to the telephone. Mr. Lloyd bringing oil her* by barge would Mrs. Foster King, who ran day and evening events. as a result, le very enthusiastic have doubtless continued, he said. from home Saturday, ode over the marvel of modern tel­ to Sheriff P. A. Hero. ephone communication. Th* youth who is flva f< VoluBia Murderer Store Sells Watch "Why, It was just as plain as six Inches tall and has light uss . from if he waa telephoning u ' Escapes State Prison hair and qlark brown eyes, r Department right here .In Sanford." he ex reported to heve been last claimed today. on French Avanua tr y lu Margaret C. Gwaltner of parehooed frets-CharMOAT CLEANED serving a Ilf* sentence from Vo! brown tipper bag. State tho watch repair and Park superintendent S i d n e y unis county, •seeped from tha patrolmen have been counter a t the - Mather look for him. Store and Is operating RiChard and his cmw started State Prison at Ralford Suday draining and cleaning the moat at night prison officiate announced repair department, nor scout Ntmci formerly "mptoyrd^by Monkey Island at 8:00 o’clock her* today. All boys Interested In -Tha prison division said It yn. Winter Park jeweler. this morning- They collected the graduate of Orlando High gold fteh and put them Into two was reported that Bennett, a th* Boy Scouts have hr school and for one year attended ■rater filled boats. About six bass trusty, had yard prlyiMCW and quested to contact T, K. about 8:00 st tha Florida State Bank, or i tha University of Florida. She six Inches long ware removed and "Juat walked the Mayfair Itm at 7:30 o l loomed her profession of watch wars pot Into tha City fountain. P. M. Sunday. Ha baa not baen ra- at Monday night when Troop These had been living on goldfish, making and repair a t tha Southern a swimming began h i. Ufa ■sea-Hmeets I Mfor H g H Col leers of Watch making In Mem­ and had been placed by someone W S A M phis, Tear*. She Is a member of in the moat Whan they were finger- tenet Dec. 8, 1041, for first da- Troop 84 has been enjoytni gre# murder In Volusia county. 1 mlng at the Mayfair pool. lings. guild. Child .W elfare. Company Yields Is Stressed In- Court Privilege Kiwanis Address In CIO Agreement i/i- -,l. , N ^*4 |j L C ■ M , 1 , will Monk said in a isdio sddirsi. . Hr ssid Out the authority ol tier lndonrti.ui Republican gov­ ernment' ovei the Dulcji mcopied trgiont of tbe two islands, which Hank* the jiljn.l of Java, would I inn 4 i;jiu ir ircugnwrd. Tl *' ■ Dutch Governor Hits Indonesian . Party Leaders t.cfr Lie supported the position of the council majority, led |>y the United States and Britain, that both the commission arul--It a . rep­ resentatives In the Balkans would continue to function indefinitely (allure to find a solution to (he problem, lie said lie agreed completely wllh the opinion expressed by Counril President Earls El KboUry of Syria. "The subsidiary group Is there and I think it will be there aa long ns the Security Connell wants it to stay,” Lie said. "That I*, m conformity with the previous action of tho coun­ cil. Asked whether he believed t V failure* of the council to find a solution to the Balkan dispute turd (affected the fSrnrtfge of the UN, lie 'aald : "Oh, certainly. But the aitunlion ia no more serioua In my opinion than it waa a year ago We have rearhrd a deadlock ninny times. There Is no more'reaaon to be peMlttilillc after yesterday'* (Russian Veto) action than 4her« waa Iwst- year, Tha nitr.anwn !■’ about the same." _____________ - QUITAND1NHA, Btaril, Aug. 20 h<4 Sccrctaiy of State Mst* shall told the Inlct-Ametican conR ep u b lica n s P la n T o fcirnce today lhat Europe'i eco­ M ove C a p ita l A s nomic ireovety i* vital to the O u t b r e a k F e a re d Americas and take* pirerdence because of its uigenry over need* BATAVIA, Java. Aug. 2(1 (45 oi thr Western Hemisphere. -Acting Goinnor Ucnrral If. J. F'uithcr, in * pica for unity Van Mo„k deflate*) loday ihr Among the 2 0 . nstiuus diafltng Ncthrtlsmlt would U txi^ fu th on ^ * . JfynUilbw*. jlekBKv* Mfeemwt. } over'Ihc rich legiotii o f, 5u- Msishall said new world unit) ntxtia and M*dosra occupied by is "vastly impoitenl” to th* fulute of the w oilj, Dutch Hoop* sinre July 21. "The rreulte of our labors will ■’Atcai lbs I hive been made opened Lie told a news conference that he had no intention of disbanding Aaked to comment on report* these bodies unless the Security that-be is Interested In English Council specifically orders tm.h domestic affairs. Including produc. action. in the due union Monday. !S2t Gfin Club Announces Japs To Tell Story Y" Of Pearl Harbor No. 199 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1947 E s ta b lis h e d 1 0 0 8 Truman Predicts Big­ gest U. S. Surplus'; Spending Outlook May Be Increased , Z ■ . Sll/zz I f Y ■> riife'jgijiir V ;Y •. ‘ - Y1^; hi m 1-*- , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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REGULAR 22.50 NOW 1 7 .9 5 : Many Other Comparable Bargains From Which to Choosal LIVING ROOM SUITE HI ASK ABOUT OUR EASY TERMS 3 PC. WICKER LIVING ROOM SUITE ' BEAUTIFUL DINETTES ODD WOOD BEDS LIVING ROOM SUITE MAPLE—WALNUT—MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE -X '•*’-> f ■r j 'j . - CHAIRS 95c up cr LOUNGE COUCH $ i L i 4.95 White Enamel Dinette s i? l u l i u L A H L Y 24.95 12.95 up MU t w in « PC. Lurjil ‘ t V " ’- -- «** - • -i * _ii-jt'j-? *.gfg REG. NOW 89.50 49.50 fi PC. Red-White Chrome Dinette 89.50 , 5 PC. ^ Unfinished Drnpleaf Dinette U? : 69.50 ‘ * '-,= _. 24.75 MANY OTA£R EQUALLY GREAT BUYS1 - +3 1 T . 3 l l EAST FIRST STREET “GROWING I• < « \ FLORIDA” M S, 1 . ’ '• ‘ * *' - 1 t t- .• ____ _ .... W' • V-. S PHONE 958 - ■V . S,. , f ! • • . <• >■ X -.* r 'v . �f ( a U a ltjr T h e n l a S t r e n g t h — To P rrtM t Ik i P t i c i • ( U i W orld; To Promote th# P n B m of A m erica; To Produce Pro*parity for Sanford. THE W EATHER j._ji P artly cloudy tonight and Tues* day with a few scattered shower* mostly during the afternoon. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER / O L U M E X X X V I11 _ ILS Ju les —t—*« Suit Movie Finn Established 1908 sanford, Fl o r id a ; Mo n d a y ; a u g u st is . mi ; A s s o c ia te d " P re a a L u t e d N O . 107 V I W ire Rio Meet War Orphans Greet New Parents -r To Investigate Of Military Agency % Gen. Wyche To Probe HighLivingRumor: Lee Declares At­ tacks Unwarranted Technicolor Sued Ini Justice D ep art­ m e n t ’s P r o g r a m vj To End Monopolies WASHINGTON, Aug, IB i/Pl Msj. Inin-hit Ira T. Wyche, Wai WASHINGTON. Aug. IB UY Atlomey Geneiel Clark, e n t i l ­ ing a monopoly exists in the pioduction of coioi motion pictures, announced today a filing of *n an ti-tiu tl suit to end "illegal a r­ rangement* and agreement!." . ■ Department inqrectfti ’grnrjal. left today hy plane' to look into p u b ­ lished reports of low (loop morale and high living hy officers in the Mediterranean theater command id Lftui.* WneV'al C. H T .cr" *v * •' Clark Hid'a GAV dt'iwh Tf be­ Wjrclir is making ' the irispe. * ing filed in the U. S. drtlrict linn trip at tho duet lion of Gerp v b u tl al Lot Angeles naming at ria l Dwight D. Eisenhower. chief defendant! Technicolor Inc., Tech of sla/f. On hit a rtiv a r here nicolor Motion Picture Corp.. and Saturday Itoni -a trip to Alaska. * E aitm an Kodak Co. Eisenhower told reporters that A ssistant A ttorney General Joint F. Sonnett, in charge of tho stories published in this country Ju itlce D epartm ent'*' -a n litru n l that Lee was living in lavish fash­ division, aald in a "statem ent, that ion would he looked into. HuTechnicolor Inc., had "entered instone* were written lly Robert Ru t o a - s e r i e s o f agrSemcnt* with a ik . uo - AmasHwit—rtsrretptmdentT -— Eastm an, whereby patents, new d c ^ ------ f f) 0P m in ti and lechhologirnl inAI*o on a - rip to Inspect mill, • Wotmatlon relating to color pho­ IANOINO AT IA OUARDIA FIELD, N. Y., from Copenhagen, Denmark, thrr* tary Installation* In Europe la liny Danish w ar orphans are greeted by their new parents, Mr. and Mrs. tography would be reserved fi.r General U m ar Hi a.lie/, uflt-n technicolor’s exclusive use in the Elmo Welmert of illodcctt, Ore. Cleft}, who were anxiously awaiting spoken of a* the next chief of BlfOlt DIFARTINO Burn New Yurk for a six-week* tour of Eu i »| hmii Iheir arrival. Mrs. Welmert readies for Erhard Gehnnann, 16 months, 1 professional field.." staff. Bradley left Iasi wee*, with being held by Stewardess Huth VicKfery whtla Mils Olga ilelm of lha ‘ his first «tup in Germany. H r/ L„ i . lien U m er N. Biadlcy, In-ad of the Velci-tits Aduiintstt.ilini), "In our view," Sonnett added. t-tlsu lo.iefsttrlers- Wtilte uvciieus, lie will insla vt Ihe.ioiulillntnof Ihhi|>s Itinerary Include* Italv. "Technicolor was thereby enahh-i U. S. Embassy, Copenhagen (top, background), holds Itosita Annies, 14 It. the M nliti-rrstican q'ln-.itie rMiiimindcd by Lt. G c tt, Ji-ltn C la v . The War D epartm ent ».nd Iliadto control and monopolite this months. Purser Gustav llctk (rigid) carries Ursula Gcromin, 10 months ley. who waa given a» Vet-canal A u/luiiiitist has charged in diq-.iU'lirj fimii aluti.id tli.it Gen. la c it s business a n d w a s protected ojd. Tho children were born In Danish refugee camps, (International) llnlcruational I A dm inistrator to make the trip , c .'tc n t,allied widespicad abiuci in tils cunuusiid. against potential competition from "naturally will look Into all eomliothers. tinn* affecting Lroop* in the Med­ “ Our suit aaka th a t all the il­ iterranean T heater a* well a* in legal arrangem ent! lie cancelled other areas such ,r* Germany and t ^ n d that the court order such r e ­ A ustria where U. S. Army troops lief to patents and ’know how’ a* m e stationed." will dissipate the effects of tinWyche a t Jrl* departure said he unlawful practices charged and O •■■IIMua • • l',K . *1*1 perm it the eatahlishhinent of f n e A lent Alive agreement lirlw r-'l competition in the industry.’’ Call iltliilicll. Inn- ball iatin -li Sonnett aald th a t “Technicolor does over IK) percent of all the m in, <d lire New Y«'sL Giant * business in professional rnlnr riiiami iiMhials tti tin- hatllm d Ran . em atography” and since iP-ll hall t lnlo- and -C ttr oHiM.il*- ft "h as praducad_ the positive film all of th 'Ulnae A' A* fen g.iiiltnit llir In* all--ii nl i lai.-prints fne for all thee ’Class n lu r t length motion pictures slid baM-iiall farm sdimil m iMhiu-d Rotarian* today enjoyed ■ rare LONDON. "A uT T I b <**>--IV'W nost of the short subjects and GRLEN BAY. Wi«.. Aug. IB (A’In, lire coming cputiy. ,v.ii ttsaile anim ated cartoona produced In — A woik holiday of up In 10,. London P iets speculated wid-dy treat in tin- singing of Mis* Agnes Imre llnirsday. it anmnincrd Miyskawu (it Charleston; W, Va., color by tha motion picture in­ OilO.OUU working met* on electron today on the reason for an rm rr who was introduced at t h j m eet­ today Ii\ laJwaul I brum-, m an­ dustry-.** th e United S tate s.'' hy next will highlight the gtney cabinet meeting which w at ing al the Tourist Center A ttorney G eneral d a r k said in dsy ager * |>| llir Xrmiimlc t mult, a supplemental statem ent: "This American Federation ol Labor's summoned by Prime Minister Alt Andrew Stine who also Introduced v'lismlx i nl t -*111111110. her brother Dr. George M iyatawn, case is a p a rt of the Departm ent campaign to insure the large*! Ire, hut government sources de­ and Mr*. Miyakawa, Mr, Slim-'* of Justice’s program aimed a t Th,- advaplntt**-! of ,tropesl.v at vole against member > clined In disclose the reason for daughter. breaking up monopoly power in jm w blr ORLANIK), Aug. IH ‘'I'* M»* the Satif-i,-' Munreipat Airport f"r Alisa Miyakawa, whose original o( Congressv who voted for tin- the hurried trtttu n . hniisitig am i.(ouuIng |>||■{«,-«■•* f**i Industry.' riimery was ret » |‘ his statewide siieli home is Sacram ento, Calif. ha» a school vfnrit polhb-l -ml tu "Motion otton pictures in color today Tail-H artley' l-aw, AFL President The consensus w at that ill xpantion nl iluAmetican Vetruing with th e Opera Comlque in Mr. Ilisl-I * It represent fr from 16 to 20 percent Willism Green ssid today, nyreling wat concerned with ur­ P aris; France, with numerous Jt'aalbiaed ea !’*«• a ll) ■-tans Commillee ami (,l.ills mad-The niiitti i will Ik- or* -* nu-d In in tins Al a news conference before gent developments in tJii/nin's symphony .o rch estras , rtle id s) Ior a 1 bm da conven the Imijii-I nf ditoctora *<j the New country anil Is now preparing for he atjdreised the annual conven­ economic crisis and probably with concert* in West Virginia with ti-'i, here or Whiles I’ark, |iloi,sl,ly York (limits mul to the ' *it v t'n u misslmi T.*r filial -!*t'ixi-,*i. .iti.l Mi tion of the- Wisconsin State Fed new proposals for revision of the the C harleston orchi-'tr a. S-,v. 29 ami in. lligglna. ICrms of ihr United l-Satrs loan. She was accompanied l.y liras ■ v n atio n of Labor. Green forecast A group will meet I Iniisday to Present «t t Ire- iunf-**'he • with A terse , uninform ative an Kudell in the singing of "Song the most intensive ptogram ol nounci-ment that the meeting lino of Songs" ami "Comsug Througli l<l<ii (imiutiuii »"l an (Jilando Mr. IfuM-.il were Juitii K iiilei, political action in the hiitoiy ol been held heightened rath er th in the Rye" and provided her own inanagt'i tin-*Kanfm*l Bn.,t*all chapter, and it wat indicted nil* chili, Gi-ioge Stia,-, prcvidi-n*. *-f * i Ip piiajictrd that mo*: diXjH-lli-d speculation aa to why accompaniment for the difficult JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 18 Spe­ Congressmen who approved the the ‘guvarnment m inisters had hue- aria from the opera Cavalleria l-li.isis will l><- pl.ii >-d on Inntialum th,- Snafu'd Ibi—hall A Ait. Ui!>im, cial—Appointment of W. F. Nehrl- hill would h r defeated, adding that riod hack to 1-omton hy plane, Kusticana. T his opera, composed of ch sp lrst at LslUhastre. Kul- Mr. Iliggin-. Mnym II J. Gut; Ing as m anager of the Fort Myers train and automobile only four by Pietro M asragni, Italian com­ Imt College *ml lam ps Universi­ Cliv Manager II. N. Saves niul and produced in I NlMI, ty. wills revival of a chaplet at C ilv 'f’i*niiili**iuner An*hc*v Parris ’ ^ J t a t e F arm er's M a rk e t,.th e out- be never had tern the * workers days a fte r Parliam ent had •ad ­ poser wisv. • lo o k for continued expansion of "so aroused." journed. for its summ er rece.*.*. brought him musical fame. llir Univrisily nl Ttdiiila. “Miss Miyakawa has a voice of th a t new unit were noted here . W hatever th e, purpute. ap p a r­ G reen's statem enet cam e at a \ t tin- ,-nd *-f ihe me,’ting, n 'today in a statem ent dealing time when one of the principal ently decisions were reached, fur wonderful tim bre, resonance and w ith, current conditions through­ item s of business at tin- sla te con- sum* of the chief minister* y. quality," commented Jotyt Hughes, state vlen-proin-iii «f the C l n | out Florida's system of State- volition wa* a proposal for a one the cabinet resumed Interrupted Sanford baritone, who was today in. Iust rial union ,-iiiiiicif. Richard • a syiest of the d ub. Other guest* I’.* Green loaf of Jm kKoiivllle »nid operated m arkets. William L. third assessm ent increase per vacation* today. . Sir Si*fford Crlpps, president present Were Capt. Harold Kerk- tt-aI the CIO wrlcnmcl tin* AVO Wilson, D irector of 8 tate M ar­ caplin to finance a aimilnr polit kets, commenting on Mr. Nehrl- teal action cam paign in Wiscon­ of the Hoard of Trade, *ml Join. irlfc of the Orlando Salvation I*- Florida 1,,-,-aji^- ilu- i-i"grains of the two High luxations worn Slarchey, minister uf fooit, d ep a rt­ Army and W alter ‘ Haynes, J r . log’s recent acceptance of the J sin. President Gordon Brissdn i>ro- lil-ntlcai. ed -In chartered planes, while . post as m anager of the F ort Myers S late President Gcorgo H a W posed th at a picnic lie held by the Ssfma 20 negro** flidilu-rated Mm . tLitu* Mo hitf!«* ri^piifetil *‘f M arket, expressed the belief th a t man preslicirit the convention another nirsraft was standing hy a substantial gain In volume of would approve, without, much con­ to return Health M inister Aneur- club at Blue Springs, ami It Was wilh the while incitilx-r* and *n Sanford Tor 2't yent*' «.,< ,i|iling* p art of t hiruin,: aasslon decided th a t this will take place oft poitiled Friday c-vi-m-ur fl* full•frustnesa could be*. expected, as troversy, a slx .ce n ta monthly a s­ In SSvan m Inverness in Scot­ SftMSIaii** mi, r Sli) Wednesday, Sept. 3. Members are tilm- ntanaget of th e m*.v Tourjsl •g ro w ers throughout the adjacent sessment instead o f fo u r. Tht land. advised to g ath er on that date Information ltofith ill 1‘ark kreMeanwhile, In .W ashington, A r­ area beeotqs Increasingly fam iliar additional revenue would amount at 3:00 P. M. a t the T ourist titt- nittl Jb rtlinore lioul* vnrd. . with th e ' facilities and services to fdd.OsHJ, which would be uses' th u r A. Cal well,* A ustralian min­ Center. The apiMiintmcnt was math* a f­ ister of imm igration, expressed provided by the State. to assist local trades and labor ter tlx- J a c o m m l t l , " In riitngc Th# F ort Myera M arket, young­ council in fo rm in g political aclicr. belief th a t G reat Britain can on­ itn-l InterVlewcl nim* applicatita ly "sustain a future population est m ajor u nit In the S tate’s groups. for the |Mi!iitijin. Do Hu- i«-mof 30.000,000 to 36000,000.” system which currently comprises Green and Hajierman said th at * If* made th a t statem ent to a I'ARIH Aug. IX tfl1)— A hunger nlittc,* welt- club President J. Rtusome 27 active sales centers, was Lalror la apprehensive about the sin k s Iicgini Unlay among Hie ib-y Odham, t'hurlc* Ltik*-. vicn tl'aatlane* aa. a ll) completed and opened for bus- status of world jreace negotiations WASHINGTON. Aug. IH, M1)— -l/iOO Jew* a!»>aid three British iirrslili-nt tn Vharg# nf external inaaa late In 1845, D irector WII- and American foreign relation*. II ..nllnura un I'a sr w it, President T rum an’s Air Safety deportation ships a l Tort-He-Bone, , eon pointed out. Tha m arket site, He asserted th a t unless Russia new* agency reBoard w ants "intensive study” to the French ^ ra llie d a t 16,001. and expend!- takes an affirm ativ e, attitude, in be given the Idea of having alt pertad. Ij'M lIsSfS SS P t ( l t i l l 'E u re * for equipment, construc­ y A dispatch *aid foyd waa re n t airplane passengers backward. — j l ■ tion of buildinga and facilities, In its fifth report since a series luck ashore after It had been represented a to tal Investment of BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Aug. of crashes In May and Juno led taken aboard the ships hy the So­ .672,211. 00, a t the close of the WASHINGTON^ Aug. 18, W -' 18, UP)—Violinist Stephan Hero, lo Its creation, the special pane] cial help, organisation, Kntroaid • • r a g e at a) The tong standing diplomatic atgu33, spent the weekend in Jail afte r observed th a t “on the* surface it Fnihcataa. Tha Jsw* were returned to ment over what constitute.) “ free" ha waa arrested on a w arrant seems much can lie said: for fac­ ASUNCfON, I’ara g u ary .A u g . 18 charging him w ith stealin g , his ing seat* tow ard . the re’af of Fiench w atere a fte r their ship, election* ragixl anew tudav with tin' Exodus IU17, was .intercepted —(/P)—The government aald in a own two daughter*, tha grand- plane*. Anglo-Ameriran charge* that a rommunlqde today th a t Loyal­ children of pianist Josa Iturbi. Among other points of the and ramm ed by the British off million non-Communl*’- voter* are I'nlcstlna. They have refused to ist troops were “advancing In all Jteing dlxquallfied In Hungary. Ha waa to be arraigned in mun- weekend rep o rt, the board: W HITEHAVEN E n g , Aug, I I sections in tenacious p u rsu it of leipal court thia afternoon on a Recommen ded that*, the Civil go ashore at -I'ort-De-Botsc.----- A Drilled S tales atatem enl dec­ UI’)—Tha N ational Coal Board the rebel* who are flte ln g In complaint signed recently by Itu r­ Aeronautlca Board authorise the lared that the Comnium* 1. -domin­ k pcatad In tho blasted undersea complete disorder.” ated government a t Ilu lain-** U bi, who waa In Pari* when Hero civil aeronautlca adm inistrator to The bulletin said villages a* took tha children, M arla Teresa, har com m arlral planes from air­ ’ w illiam coal min# and no hope resorting to such "grolewiu *" pre­ waa held for 14 miner* still u n ­ round the capital had been mopped 10, and Maria Antonia. 0, from ports lacking adequate fire-fight­ texts a* listing Jew* a* Nnxi* and up of Insurgents who threatened Itu rb l’a home hare and flew with ing equipment of plana to provide accounted for. old women ns prostitutes' in order . One hundred seventeen men were Asuncion last week. It. • them to New York. I’o ttm a ile r Joel 8. Field today to har them from taking part In The rebel* w ere said to be In the shaft when ait unexplained U rged « sw ift hearing and warned against th e ' mailing of next Sunday’* national b a llo tin g Hero, who returned to Califor­ explosion occurreed lata Friday. "abandoning In th etr precipitate nia for a concert in neary Red decision by the CAB on whether rhaiu-lettara and cards, a ronsid- on nremliera of the H ungaiy Pnrll.Thirteen wore saved. Sixty-nine flight their munitions and food lands, was arrested F riday night an e x tra marnber should be added cruble number of which are tx-ing ament. of the bodies have been brought •tores." The British said thousand* of wh«n he stepped from the p lat­ to the crew of a four engine plane snaltad a t the post office and In to tho surface. “In one sector, we recovered form . HU-bail waa fixed a t 116,- t'l handle flig h t details. Vuteri, were bring- disqualified for collection h«xr* in Sastfoitl. * Boon) officials ordered a 10- 11 heavy and 23 light machina- 000. The violinist raid his daughth a t by next July 1 The** qgrds *nd IfMer* are un- "no good reasons." g u ns" -ami—o ther—m atf ria li the t r m n ill New York:--------------------i hour rsW.e e st-le st-n ig h t-<ee~w#e Ux“ t n d “PB^pnr>t*' T* tiq u ir T nsitlW rllW I'lhe T f o t e m warned — from— jronTnmpnw trvtnjffvd -------a th .J worked A t. rrtw at L had unrem itL communique said. The' statem ent Tha chlldren'a m other, Maria ed to w eer ehoulder harnesses a* th a t they were rem oval from Ihe their n-itresentatlves in Uu-Ibih-sI rebel officer* Itu rb i Hero, ahot hcrsalf to death an ax tra precaution in event of mail and forw arded tu the ln*psc* * to urge l-ajo* Dinnyet, Hungarian Jfcvgly to reach antonhad miners, listed numerous ^ a t the crews ry-entarad th e mine killed or captured. prime minister, to take “all n, cesIn tha Iturbi home here U st year. crashes. tor in C harge a t AUanta, (Ia. ' today to search’ fo r the rest of aary steps” to correct w hst the A t tha tim e sha had a divorce suit •the victims. VISITING PATIIKR GAM E SUMMARIES S tate D epartm ent called “the ptepending against Haro. Haro's a r ­ BILBO IMPROVED* - Meanwhile, this Cumberland John L eonard/, J r . accompanied .re..st . .waa NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 18-UF) voiling electoral abuses.” in a ’ Interm itten t sum m aries of the . . . . another ■ ..... episode ittcounty town on Solwoy F irth by hia aunt. Miss N all L elfesta aerie* of legal entanglenfents over baseball gam e between the San­ — Hospital authorities said this ’.prepared for a weak of funermla with Whom ha livaa a t Coral raatodv of tha children am i ford Calory Fade and tha Gaines- morning th a t 8enator Theo G. GAR STOLEN beginningg tomorrow o r Wednes­ Gables, Is visiting . his fath e r, qybt. Hero and tha lata Mr*. ville G-Men will be brought to Rilbo'a condition was "decidedly A 1041 Packard, tho property nf attorney day. Borne 40 miner* Were asslgd- John Leonardy, local the paopte of Sanford tonight improved” and th a t a fte r a restful H. 0 . Odham, 2010 llihiseu* Court, ,* d to help eight gravedigger* Young L eonard/ intend* to re­ o re r rad io station WTRR, alnca bight ho li able to sit up In bed was reported to hava. been stolen nARRISON HKLP.ABBD proper* burial plot*. H earses kept n t rn .borne soon to toko a 10-day Jack H arrison, third baaaman, approval to broadcast lh a contest today. D octors said Bilbo la now sometime during tbe night from Dp • steady procession out of a cour** in public speaking In Miami WM released today by th a S an ­ has not beeen reclered, It was s tro n f enough to take a plaintive where It waa parked in front of m ortuary la tha mine University. Ha la a junior la Ponce, ford Celery Fads, it waa an ­ announced by oxmeer view of tha fac t his cig ar smoking lha Odham home, accoiding to DeLeon H igh Hr bool. nounc'd by M anager John K rldsr. River* th is m ooting. Is reatrtetsd to certain hours. Sheriff P. A. Msro. AFL Plans Drive British Cabinet To Defeat Labor Is Summoned To Measure Backers Emergency Meet Tenative Agreement Reached For Giants To Hold Ball School Here KotariaiLs Enjoy Election Day Holiday Australian P r e d i c t s B r i t a i n Can Sus­ Musical Program F or 10,000,000 W or k e r s Si a t c d t a i n 3 5,0007000 ^At Lunch Meeting Veterans Group Seeks To Expand State Membership Convention Is Slated In Winter Park Or Orlando By A VC State M arket At 1 F o rt Myers Has New M anager Mrs. Michaels Is Named Manager 01’ Tourist Booth A ir‘Safety Board Makes Fifth Report Deported UefutreeH Bcarin Hunger Strike Violinist Jailed For Taking Iturbi Girls ll. S. Hits Hungary For Voting Abuses Paraguay Loyalista Are Gaining Ground Hope Abandoned For 14 English Miners Post Office Warns Against Chain Letter» e Wanes As Search Continues For Crash Victims Atcheson, l'ourOtlscrs . S t i l l Mias i mj., 11: ’V T t v . . **• Asix, lx. tdb " d lis m I, Sel,*ld. ll.illiinorv. Mil,, i* lir-d ia line a*. |S iw iW surif'.Vor to George I*. \lrhe>>on *n* (he Alii,-,! t'o n ln d l.ouocil lor Japan. iiili.ild. a l'iL’2 x rsd o sle o! the Xa*.il Xcadrmy, h ru rrrn lly on ihr «la(( ol tl d i r u M , 4iuli(-. leal adtisoi in General Douglas Mar Xriliur. WASIiISgTON. :t?. 'M ill. ' — I'lnlniie by ti in Iiliglits, suslacicluji ti-iilmuetl liieii te a u ji t*islay ftss \iiilia-«.ii|ur tlringr Airis*-*-n. Jr. mil four other victim, •-I ill Atari y (lane ci.uli, tu is ili.sm et *>l Ili*-ai •uivmiiK liu-i ' lli.su .M lioiils hi a inuyli res were *11 tlial alim ul no hop.of llndmg (item .llite An tn xt ait It on ■< tn ltu ril irate Hilt 1" ' ifMinie at il.irilrii' In iwpi rr 1liifr i .inking o llirrts liotn Urnri.il M.irArt lint'» tliiilrgn and "|N-iiiliim, 'l-iff alto were ami,ns trn |KStrengris.and ciew inni i.„t when the II I?, tulmund Irons'To­ kyo, u.i,h<-,I nit,; ih,uk-inf,-,le,i oali,M^«lt.-,-Mionvn,; mit 'o l gat,!* hue only. <>, tilth, west --( |V ad I fail,,„ . t Diplomatic *mlirihs*in Waxhiogta-n *md lh*l ,l,-x|>itc- Atclii-renN vast knowledge of Jaoaheu- pro'lent* lii* apparent ih-nlli iir-'h-tidy W'ouM not delay nrrnntn-iin-nt* for draw ing up the peai-<- !ri-ntv with Julian. I'leparatinn* far waiting ii iqelim inaty d r a ft alte.ul. m.well advanced, they »*id.i Three men of the 13 ai- on.I Were reseued yesterday from the elioppy sen. dotted with bright —oiveisil kimono* from (apart, am! fiw'" “Ii, * Were recovered Those ream ed were f a pi. T, 1 Rider of I’onca City, s'kla . win, “offi-red n l-rokuh nnu: *'.-l Hat v* v lluglin of l-'nirfii 'it. i-nv.i, mid a Sergeant llollnml of t'oliur-m-il. II imi 11 m in i Mu I ’Fttsr '! » » Temporary Ramps Readied For Regatta GIlV wuiktuuii »rw—nuHlttir—4i, ti-mporary ramp* at tlx* J oke Xinti r,x| liulklu-nd west of tlu- I'ojret tiiiard huiltling in nt,V-t to focitit it to Hie laum-liing or ta cin r boat* on l.nbar llav. Tln-V nr- a!*-, re moving old piling, said t'ilv kf:,-t niri-r II. N. Hayer. ' One of lilt- 160 It)' I ' i - ' i I inttlur* iiHt-d |,i provitle elei'lrtc power H-r pumping w ater at tire ctw water tdaiil will lx- put hmk f(it„ ,t|,,ta lion during tire la tctr pail of Hie Week he luedicled. I’m It for Hitoth er Dit-xel which i* nl*-, lx-uig runaired t\;e due to arrive *,Ktn, lie *nida During the period of repair th e Florida Power and Light Com|,nny ha* pxivjde,! current to oper­ a te the .pumps. Dominicans Seek Red Invasion Inquiry CIUDAD TRUJILLO. Aug, 18 (/Pi—» The Dominican government said today It would welcome nppointmi-iil of an international commission to Investigate report* that an "international brigade" nf "Com m unist revolutionaries" was assembling In Cuba to Invade the Dorhinlcati Republic. The announcement *ald the governm ent felt' R ' xholitd solicit the “ good dffices” of some other American nation tn prevail uium Cuba lo |rerm lt such an investigatlnn. (F irst r,-|Hirt.ft concerning .th e ninhllixatUm of a "revolutionary arm y ” In Cuba came last month from the Dominican am bassador in W ashington, who said a 3,000man arm y of Communists from Cuba, „G uatem ala, V ettriuri* and P uertn Rleo was lielng assembled Communist Party In Latin America Is Described As Rus­ s i a n 5th Column Q I ITANDIM1A. BrhfiT, Aug. |M idrt ■ th e I luted States iw mally p inpiurd today that the Inlff-Anirm an i ’oiilcieticr discuss •liiiiietli.seIv tlu* loin ol a lull* i t L ^ a g c m V io Ji.cc V' Vq, isplirte’s mutii.il defense treaty. A-nalor Tom .('onttally (D -le aa»). a inrniiicr ol ihr U. S. del­ egation, submitted a United Slates outline lor conlt retire p u xeduic. * it would em power this com m it­ tee on voting )i,»veslul* to discus* lusv “the creation of n lii-iiitspharj iiitiitarv agency nif-l the supply of forces.” It wo* previously hr Iloved Hint ail discirsMon on millta iv llietlsanism fo r the tre a ty ___ 'RTiTTT.l Ix- TiHii o, . - r l - n r T TniVr.Amerlcnn Confi-ieneo a ’ Bogota hrxi ’laTitinrs. ~ The I ’niteil Sin*,-, Congress it eXIH-cted lo S rL u u lv n e x t.Vs-sir on. th e. Aim* Stnioiardi^alion Act, which would supply m hfom t w ini-ona of .war t„ ito I.nim Vt.serican Iti-pulilien for r„nim,,n defense. Th<- conference', fuel wotking c u n III ill m begun luilnv the study 'of sirincipto* of she lu-uitsphisra I real V. The Ionttnillcr, whhli elected ihe I'rusruayan 'Foreign Minister, M a to Mitiiine* I'.Will-. •Iiaiinian, no i -won u tte r tip- i'ltiui-iianUii Foreign Minister. Ilica-d, Jo a q ­ uin A lfaio. clmiged ti.m “evary <'ommiini,t I'a rty *u Latin Amer­ ica i. a Kitsilnii column." . Allan- d e ta r e d glow ing t.-n trri-me setitiittent "favor* joint tnvamiics to protect th- hemUpher* « r * “-a -aulo-**teiv** ...•iurl.-r*.-'—--------Mutlalio Tiallo* li t pri resiled ciedenfiat* I. - a reprerelitatica of lire >|et,n«ed Argil,-lia governm ent of Nicnragua, which w a, oyertill own reci-sstiv a fte i' I’-k day* Yp i I till 11satin! SHI lk*tal# YUi Hi^ Knnillnient Anticipated A t Aviation sSchool Twenty two -luilrut* m e timV ,-t-t’.lb*! o.i thi* Sarifoi -1 School nf \v in ti-n tit i lie Municipal Ai,p. i , , t ud, t* ate ari .v 1c dad* it'd a maximum cniMliuif iit ( 't| ( , li d fur Hie fall fl.,- 1,1 11 rdii.it,- coin*,'*, Roy It... wiiii i . b n .i t, atitioiinced to­ day. Mute Marti Hal impiliiea a iiiiiuiti at, ix itiv received he de- !,,r itiog fimii Get many, ilium , Maxko. Can* I Tone. Guam, Knira;- pstpan. Hawaii slid S-nttii A merlon. Many G. I * win. Mill .-.-li t*- irli-n**'-l fmill lb* nr, i.. in* untiring inquirte*; Hi. a m “luted tlust lie «»x|x-i'ti*,l I ii -iitltlv pax , -.11 and ■- 1 lituioa tu luauilatn the Ii. h-I In g ,■»>v (i*.tu approxl-' rtbxttdv cim tll n niunllt .to 410.tati) by tTie end of the w inter m - * H l ' IT-,1 city t.a* leased tl\Wiiii (•-•l t t>> bun oil a 'y e a tjy rental bnxi*. H rltlj-lnyA'a cjlt ths i' iux , mul maintain Hie field. ||.- giv. i . i x l et, to the c it y u* uit|xiil matiagi-r, free. Ilci'eiitiy enrolb-il students are; Joint lln , ,*ix,,‘ of California, J’bit <lat»'i*i)nl of Bndgeville, Pa . Mr. and Mr! Paul lleffm elsler of Rain:*". Muiite, O ther student* rm oiled a ir! William Arenlrerg; Fratth FI* nil. Jam*-* P iatl, Clarence t’olIfn*. Rjda-rt H uff. Ann A lexan­ der, Meritl Tlttdale. Charles 11aker. Ted Jackson. F inest Southward, D-niaid Cortlell, Wendslf lliuri*. Oliver sjuhliilll. John l.iiigi-rfetl, A drian' S'ncy, Uv Franklin, Fugena Bysrly, Ralph Wiglit, Hiiuard Jilirvivk. h a il Vied. Victor lllackwelder. William Tindall. ('ondition Of Admiral Kinjf Is Unchanged WASHINGTON. Aug. 18 <13— The Cotidlti-Ui of Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King remained "un­ changed'’ during the night a fta r slight Improvement yesterday, the Navy reported today. The form er chief «>t naval "nptx-ratk'ri*. who has., hardening .W W ii A; : i government. Cuban officials sub­ n mild stroke w ithout . entered the Naval Hospital sequently denied the reports.) day. A Navy pffiriat said King’s condition la not critical. STRIK E OVER MOBILE. Ala., Aug. 18. (,V tPLEAD INNOCENT Employees of Alshanta Dry Dock DACHAU. Germany. A u g ^ lB , A Shipbuilding Co, returned tn th e lt jobs today after settlem ent (43—O tto Skorxeny, the hulking of a six.w reks long strike. The SS colonel who sprung Benito Mus­ solini from his Italian raptor* dur­ stoppage Idled 4,000 tr, n. Members of the CIO im lustria' ing the war. in d nine of his Aj * union o f m arine — shipbuilding dennes spearhead division officer*, w orksra voted approval yestarday pleaded innocent today ta accusa­ of a new contract calling for a tions of killing American troop* p ay lncraaia o f 12 eeatf-an hour. and ptlsonsra of war. ' I 'r if ■sMr«.aaaMw.^ri..w.*.^u*U « t , r ^ L p t »y, -ii • ,. 1 » * -- * • || ~ v ¥ ,J . ' 7 * i* - ■ . ■ . » . . , L -fa ^ *> 1 �i The Sanford Herald IXaklUtiril In Ikon I • Mill? • n4 NN*la ? at "■nli.nl. IlntMR II Mnannlin Itm ii* KalffM at Mrsml H«i« m sliir Oeliskar *7. IDII*. mi PlM Offlff •f tlaafaN. rioifUn. umlrr tka %?1 • f (aagrtN af Mrtfrk H. |M*T. #*t H llH l'K Hssllrea. ranis ■ talrrlslM M mo far Ik* pntp—+ « j I M i l i i . t m a l a l U t N s ' aatl n M a i • * w n * n - w ttr - n r - 7 T r H * * e ,r ' I- at rtgslar isdar.itlstnn ratrs. * laland >e«*i*sprr ltei»r«*ratali»»«« l»A, rfprrsr Mts Tkr llonbt tn Ikr nalUnnl ilrl.l ..f #..l%« t I t l f t rsa ars naiatalaM In tk» l*irarai elites In Ika* • ♦♦•iwlrp p ith k#arf«|Mnr« tars In < tilin g.. M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 1j8, 1947 T 1IF . S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A PA G E TW O Sail-, n .41,1. .-t I'ro n iia r e l i t THE "QUEEN M ARY" O F LAKE PLACID lion T.. l*otlar AIMrla Seminole County Court Records wnrch for Kldorailo in on niwin. Ilatmolill hnvK rx* plorrr mill author is Imving for' Eniicli (iuiaua to visit unrxploroil nrVns mul sit if thuy an* uitnblo for mlnnizntion. Ah no whitr man in known over to have seen part of the rountry. which he* will visit, his hopvs of interestinK fltultf are high. One aim is to tm) what truth lies tiehinil the ohl story of Kldorndo. -This was a fnhled land .where gold could Is* picked up in the streets. European.immigrants at one time were said to lielievo this about the - United States, and learned bv painful ex|>orieticc that this simply was not so. Davis has no unreasonable expectations,'but he dis-s think it possjble that some important 'undiscuvered city mnyja* ....................... . ni the legemt. • *■*■Sir Waller Raleigh was thn mnap famous,.of. tIUr*Varlyjri'mvher^Tor F*31dorndo, hut the most inuiortant undoubtedly was Francisco de Kldorndo;dlis wanderings for the land of gold led him to discover the Amazon river. The potential wealth of the Amazon valley surpasses the riches of 100 cities of gold put together. , iiiim iiia ih .K * n i N f V i i A i K a : Na%> To William • n in ltun««* , llol.rft D Krm|» >Aiid Kvrl> n art«|» lty; M*rth* J»Mie Krmp Attorney Ifonakoklrr Aanriaias • • 1‘Hllhip for wdoptlofj AM Orlution *Whittham I*. F H(i Hanford ijfowtf* J^ffd Tb»rati»A I Uur g ? a To A 1 D r. f 'h r t r l r t J . . P r m o n s O p to m e tris t Sanford A tlantic Ilk. Illd*. lutirar?*I2 1-3, I’hona 29# * S at. 9-12 'tm .K u m lim f - C l a i m Fitted Florida tfut *Y> T h u rs to n * *Flret Pnlsn Asanriallttn T« ......I , W i t j l a t l Quiet Pays YOU MAY IIK filtKATI.Y nKPHKKSKO TODAY, BU T TO­ MORROW W ild. IIK ANOTIICIt DAY. IT'S ito tv s WORI.M, WAIT. HAVE PATIKNOK, At,I. W il.t, IIK WKI.I.: I will torn 1.0*1 year tin* Mrnnklyn Nationals were the most talked* of-terim in major league baseball. Not so much for their playing ability, though they were in first place most of the time, as for their spectacular antics. FVcukish d isp lay s of idiMcntmjndcdm-HH on the part of the players were matched l»v the headline-making shouting of the manager. I.ippy Leo Diirocher. Now they have a manager of an entirely different ly|>e. Hurt Shotton is a much older man, well-liehaved and silent Vet Itrooklyh now has an almost insurmountable lead for the pennant. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME HEATER EVER MADE I . K v u ly y tly ^ jn , b n v ln » H v my »a O th e r - lin e s o f • w o r k ; ? i t ’L v niif always nT. eessnr.v s s n r y to to make m uke a a noise n o ise to to get g e t results. r e s u lt 'iHUTtYOV* MINOR KftY Fp'tu The \t ...hnaiAif From ia> tall wmilnt. I rshhi.l »r,( , In- Ihr ,.*l,n! of *1,ib i.rt, .Fall »h,.w• of lM*. * ! fill * . Of hfitr h n » ,\# m r> trfr" |U,-,.iini It,II ►i’J U lL.. aallhhrl.l from imAnil tl.f darken'd *rmiii<1 Anti whst of am.iiil 1 do not licsi PwHr--—with ttn* r i tt mil---A nil.*raw, nt#tr vtrsr.* SEE THE NEW O U O -TH IR M FUEL OIL HEATER AT "LEE BROTHERS permit* for it IoNW! of»80M99:---- WibUife-Flwrldtr .117-31!! K L M T IIK U N IT K D S T A T E S F is h a n d W ild life . S t-rv ic e c ite s v a r io u s sig n # lo in d ic a te t h a t N o r th A m e r ic a n d u c k p o p u la ­ tio n ooff 121.000,000 121.000 OliO ooff 1944 |!);|>| lo ts now now falle fa lle n to 80,000,0011 w h ile lion hits itnflliln* dlvidrd T|w grcalrtl irx.roi.. work! Ii '|o|>«^ If iiunun I: withtlie end of (lie war the numtier of gunners lias greatly increaseit. (.rapevine reporta Imsed on tliis pessimistic estimale say (hat Die shooting season will be cut to thirty or thirty-five days anil the daily bag limit to five birds. Si tire tlie Federal authorities do not recognize Ducks, Un­ limited. financed privately by American sportsmen, it would appear that the Washington version of the tpiacker pop­ ulation will itrolmlily prevail. There life American sportsmen who love the marshes and the cuustgl waterways with III? brent h of dawn-freshened dir. thn, tung of sail spray and early morn communion with the great outdoors. To this kipd of simrLsman tlm dally t.ig limit means little. Itut to forbid.him » Jegal preifnee in the thick Idimls of the North American 1,’otilincnt l^t all Imt a few short weeks this year will !«• fnr more gerious and Washington’s NeW TArk ^HeraTj Mor. Folks h u r r ie s " fo s e t B irr A p o c -tu H K il l s a ll TiMt PE*f K>H OM PE nNM to Dt TooR- pe D E N ris'!! Tribune Far IOaNtern Nations Such Ah Determined | nliolhrr To lie Free Of Whites Fni anyone who has talked with some of the leader, of. the Far F ast, a* this reporter ha* done, there can Im* little doubt that (h r brown ami yellow penIc.h niran their piesent turmoil lo end in freedom from theii (d.l white ru lers.. . For the Itiltish, the French kill loo many people, and th r Dutch such an nulcnme utrlul. I'.vriy roul.l • tnc*V very serrtms eeonomlc changes. Much of their L u .h t ynunit rliange of taw materials of -thr f llif »c* i» mumm y, was based on an exFast fnr the manulavtured goods of I he West. Happily, litany of the Far Kaslerners recugniur * this axrhange of god* ‘must not only continue but grow. This re|«irler has n |te i« lin g 'y t *Ultnr talked, for example, to orer ni, the partners of India's Ibunoof Tain, a (remendnut combine of commerce and finance. lie told me the Far K llttr m i nre fam b ltln u i’ for a growing in­ dustrial life i o r ‘ India that .mild furnish jnlui to millions who ekrr out h sot. nlarginsl ‘Ilf* on 'poor faun (amt. They are natuially ainhilinus lo ’ sell rimsumet goods to their Fkr Kdslvro neighhots, the Iyro­ of good* -which !]■* larerr supptml) by Kurupean factnrir*. T h f. patlmrnl. Tliey c^n Ire used fot could ^n san * disastrous loss of •rnu plsnlt, ihui offering safety sales for tho Kuropvans. Hut thla particular Indian fi­ bom Imnibing. This history ap nancier pointed out that whiln pears In be returning lo its be­ Kurnpe might lose some sale# ginnings. A re we in sight the whole F ar Fast Is clamoring lor the to rt of heavy machinery of a seen ml Cave-Man; rm> wliich E urope knnw* how tn ent" aatrraldjr which ia w riting a ronatilutlnn. ■Sledding haa twwn rnugher fur the Hutch. In March they wrntn an airreemcnt w i|l| the Imlpncaiana settln* up a republic to in­ clude Javoi Sum atra and 'Madeera, with the underatam lin* that the new republic would a*ree lu a union with the Nethetlanihi. Suhar.pirnt ah.Mitilki; hna l^fupirtol the fate of th at a freem en .. Fr»m Indo-Chtna. w h ere' lb.; French rule, tim e i* no almllur nrw», except for th r asplrnllnna of the n ative’ leader*. For F ar KaMrrner* a* a wholq th« Phllapplne* stand a« a* u. »• con. They mu onty gained their independence fm m "IXF" UnlfJ.I S ta te , without hl.MHbhrd, hut Ameriran aid i* goin* t<> t|u Island* a* the people feel thely way thtnugh their new freedom. AVK. PHONE 109 Two striking nrw I>uo-T1icrni designs inspired falimii, ‘'|icfi(,r* (urnitiirr! T lirlli-|i|ilrn l.itr Models, will, a rirh walnut finish; the Clii|>|>rn<l<ilrvitt nt< W.rn Itlon.lc. Kit her of the** Iraiitilul nru Prrin.1 d. -i^n, will n u slrin b r your liv­ ing naim —krep >t>u warm tc «7A.'i>( work—trilkoul (lirtl to o * A t THIU IXClUMVf * MM0US m i CIAMMI lOtHM -g rit matt krol f'»m tr t’ J drop of 01II * MTINTIO P9VH-U* IIOVII .<li«trlhutr, heat rxrnly —«*vf* up to l i % in fuel bill*! * H i m RUI CIHTIIl—you lend the fire by turning a dial I *1*11(1* O m i im|HMtant (ratutre to give you mer* \ U M t i economy I The Lost is Found AT OUR S H O W R O O M advertise hotc watering lot plant* Globr-Girdlru that thr s of hardest thing about thHi jnh i» Thta man thought In term from trade am i flnanrr. to keep frnm Kmog^tj sleep. Hut anclher Indian, a Moslem lawyer U • gelling In l»e null an old story now that some callout observers are laying: "Well, wrhy don’t they take time off for a tnnoie)” A self-kicking machine has been invented by Tom Maywood ni New Bern. N. C . for those wlv> have done sifmelhing which they have later decided wav silly -wn.l regrettable, ft rnniiils of a beltdriven hub with four arms, each ending in a shoe. Turning a crank *••* *ff a thoroughly efficient kicking apparatus, fg-'|en year#* 3T»«,otrt) “Topn” In quality people, some of them to show Everybody’s fepenlcnce and others just plain' inquisitiveness. .Such a maclune Hardware Store meets a widespread need. This 412 Hanford Ave. Phone 121R Would not be true of a machine COMPUETK. EXPERT that enabled people to pat them- if holds a lot of promise for YOU rtiawlng imhistrlalliatlorv from India's great alrel mills. Ilul he deplnred t lint course la-cnus.. il w'ouhl Im* slow nrrtl ruuhl result III animosity in his pari of the world for. th r while aria s. lie estim ated that 'The white races have ftn years tn m at. friends with US in the Fsr F ast." He wauta W estern res|iect fdr Im sirtit culture. W rstntn shkrHi'i' o f tcchnlcill know ledge, and In. world most sw iftly. They tut lied over the govern­ ment of India, first, to M..,!srn Pakistan atul Hindu India. Thf Hindus -e, iprocated by recognis­ ing th e ir last llritlsh viceroy,I. urJ Mountbatleo, a* their first llritiih governor-general. India lennnes a domtntnn In the same re-' lalion to the crown as t^aaadi. In llurm a the llritlsh ate pur­ depcmlence; suing a sim ilar course. The HurHy such a fmmiila ths ItrilisU mrse have elected a constlhiappear fo lw moving into the liev ' V■ # | Read tlie report of telephone accomplish­ ments so far this year. It's one for the record! You will see telephone fblks^re really going places—putting in hew tele­ phones throughout the South at the rate of four every working minute — adding long distance circuits equaling 14 times the distance across the U.S.A.—installing local service wire, measuring 29 times • b y drossing youraboy in darning Air mother* with nt| SratNCFOOT S o x . D u rab ly m ade with fonr-nly reinfoceed toe* and b ea k foe longer, ex tra w ear, buy In llteae eo ln rfn l.g g y lir.n at. tern ed argyle*. M ade of lastro to r D n rrn e y arn s, th ey last llirn tu h rrjte a te d washing* and w e a rin g * ..In p a ln k n it with ” I n t e r s t o p for ever. H ui iVmt»rr1 ^ifK r»«1.r*t S av in a. an-f l.- an A » ' -ollan To Mention M'S oil r l , i llsrjnrl* (h iritrr« t U M «*«. Dyson ft tit Kiwis K MflMvUD. i Ha H ub • • nla To ora Mr 11%II ttK .it. x Tfcvrvton Victoria M (StaU Hank Mlifbfl, lUnJ.titiln r To Florida State lUhl I'sttin fii, Hardy <) T* Ft rat Kh1«in I D un Cmpnv.. V Whl«lia-in afopnd’llic world. This report show's tlie progress that is being made to speed up, expand and improve telephone service— in spite of shortages and other handicaps. I t holds a lot of promise for more apd better telephone service fot*yob and your Community. *’ �. . THE SANFORD HERALD, BANTORD. FI.OR1DA MONDAY, AUGUST 18,1947 Social Louie Belle Holland Weds Herbert Prevatt And Personal Activities (Mrs. Donald Jones Calender Honors Miss Brotchie Personals Belly Rowland To Activities Reported At Country Club Wed LeKoy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. R. oT llnaun an ­ nounced today* the marri.ig-‘ * of their daughter. Louie Belli; Hol­ land. to llerlw rt P revatt on S at­ urday night at the home of Dr. W. I'.. Brooks. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Brooks. The bride, wore for her wedding Mr. and Mrs. Huy Ur.ti spent a Navy blue suit with while hlouyo and accessories. Her corsage was the weekend at Davtun .1 Beach. of sweetheart - roses. MfS. Corvc' Rev. and Mrs. J , E. M.-K'nley rie Gnann served a* her tr honor. are visiting in Cross City for some I M r. Ik sk stt had a * ‘ tils 'b e s t timo-— * man. JohrrCam pbell. Immediately folowing the cere­ Mis* Jewell Pittm an has retu rn ­ ed to Sanford afte r a vjcatlon in mony Mr. ami Mrs. P revatt left for a wedding trip sml will It Seville and D aytna Beach. gone about two weeks. Upon their Mrs. W. C. W illiamtun ha* ir- return to Sanford they will make turiu-<< a fte r visiting in Liverpool, their home a t 813 Mjmnolla Ave­ nue. Mrs. Prevatt has until recently ________ ‘ Mr. ami Mrs. I-*-c Mooie of been employed by the M aigarot Gainesville visilrd in Sanfoid ov4r Arm G rocery'Com pany. Mr, P re­ vatt is working with tho Coca Cula Sattliday. Bottling Company. ' Mr. and Mrs. T. W. .lone* are NOTICE spending some lim e in Hendeisupville. N. C. The American la-gion Auxiliary Miss Pat Scholls left yesterday will have no supper meeting which for Daytona Beach where she will had been scheduled for Tuesday It was announced today. visit for a week. Miss Jackie Unite hi,-, to lime m arriage to Jam es 1*. In g l.y , J r . will l>e an event of the near future, was honored ,on Saturday with a dessert-bridge given Hy Mi*. Don­ ald Jones a t the home of Me and Mrs. T. W. Jones’ on South S an­ ford Avenue. In t j / e 'center of the mantel was a small airhw ay under which was placid a tiny TllU ltSD A Y " Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. K. bride and groom. White tapers S., will meet a t 8:00 P. M. at were placed on each end of the ibe MaVmlc Hall. mantel and the entire seen-- was , The Lodge No. 27 of tne hanked .with fern and coral vine, I. O. O. F. and the Seminol.* Rebec* loiw arrangem ents of pink hibis­ ca Lodge No. 43 will have a cover­ cus centered the individual tallies. A sweet course was Served hy ed dish supper at the I. O. O. F. Mr*. Jones assisted hy hei sister. Hall at 0:30 P, M. MJss Kliialielh Whigham. an.1 Mrs. IL. L. Perkins, J r . B tid s l'tallies were 11*1*1 and after several prog­ ressions of bridge the sc o n s were added nnd high prise awunjed to Miss Nancy Collum, li seeling Mr. and Mrs. Kranrls Meriweth­ prise to Miss K athryn Wiggins er entertained recently a t Corott- and ncreeno was won by Mrs. P er­ ado Beach w here they are spend­ kins. Miss Brotchie was presented ing the summ er months with n with an attractive vase of wine • Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Carroll ‘ beach p arty honoring Miss Betsey colored glass. Those Invited to lx? with Miss Jiavo returned from a vacation in .bble and H arry Brownlee whose IPagement was recently annuun- Brutchie were her mot In _____ >' »-• • " <1 ‘ _ I JRnrl 'ftrio m e, Mrs.' J1. FL fnfclo n u n ng the aftem-Min; swimming r.Miss L aura Chittenden ha* iewas enjoyed by .he guests and Sr* Mrs.. Lea Moore, Mrs. John turned afte r-v isitin g for several •arly In the evening a buffet sup­ Hughes, Mrs. George I) Bishop, weeks its Pinellas Park. per was served by the hotter*. Jr.. Mrs. Perkins and Mrt. William The dining table was covered with Blair. Also the Misses -Shirley Mr. and Mis. Gordon Biadivy a white linen cloth and an at- Smith. Elisabeth Whigham, N alley rangem ent of pink carnation* cen­ Collunt. M artha Brown. Atidtey have n* their guest Mr. Bradley's tered the table. Pink tapers in Barh. K athryn W iggins. Jean H ar­ mother. Mrs. Ju lia E. Bradley. crystal candelabra were placed «m per, Elisabeth' File, Sylvia Mcisrn, each tide of the flower arran g e­ Mildred Robson. Camille Batten. Miss ’ l.oretiu Franklin, who is ment. Mrs. Meriwether was assist Jkh 8 Thigpen. M artha Pei kin* ami making her home in Hanford, Is ted in eerytng by her mother. Mrs. Mnry Ann Whelchel. •pending some tim e with her p ar­ V ^ y Stockoff, Mm. George Stine. ents ill l-ake Mary. V n . W. 8 . Brumley and Mrs. H. J. Lehman. Mis* Mary Frances Whiddrn of — The ronple was p fttrM B ed'w lir Tampa is the g u ejt of ‘Mr. and a set of pastel Fiesta china. Sirs. C. FT Donaldson of Lake Among those invited were Miss Mary. * Dibble and Mr. Brownlee. Mr. and The R. W. A. Circle of ihe First Mrs. George D annalls, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Phillips nnd son. Fred­ Mrs. G iffo rd Swain, Mr. an d Mrs. Christian Church--met on Friday John Hughes, Miss M arguerite evening at the home if Mrs,. W. die. of Jacksonville a n visiting ' Dibble. Miss Mllli« Casron and C. Tison with Mrs. Tis-m presid­ Mr. and Mr*. A. Franklin of |aik r Rbodea Spell all of DeLand. Mr. ing. Those taking nail in the Mary. and Mra. Andrew Myers, Mr. and program were Miss Su.«an Willi­ Mr. and Mm. Dudley Glover of Jim . H arry Joe MinaVik, Mr. rnd ams and Mr*. O. D. 141ml res*. 'Following the business meeting, 7'nmpn spent the werkeml with Mre. Robert Herndon, Dr. and *» Mrs. E. D. II row nice. Dr. anil refreshm ent* were vetted hy the Mr. nnd Mm. C. C. G enii of SanMrs. Douglas C h a ri* . Also tin hostess to Mrs. O. T. Pearson, Mrr. ford. . “ Misses Joyce llctxel. Hetty Mcore, I.andrrss, Mrs. (!. W. Morgan, *P hrllls Dickey and Mary Thomas Mr*. R. C.l Fox, Mrs. J. I„ Horton, Mrs. H arriett Miller nnd Mm. Wilkes.- Joe MrCaatln, Em m ett Mis* B ertie- Hughes, Mis* Mary Marv H arris are spendm r some Herndon. Rilly Brumlev and Rich­ Edna l-andress and Miss Hussn time at the Riviera Hotel In DayWilliams. tuna Bosch. ard Wing of Providence, R. I. TUESDAY The R. W. W are Bible Claea of the F iret Methodist Church will have a covered dish supper at the church a t 7(00 P. -M. with Mrs. Mrs. P. II. W yatt yait J. M Tindel, 'li •p ^ M F s A lyre'A thiluui. a t hos- Mr. ami Mrs. George W ashingOpen house was held oil S atu r­ Ion Uow*land of Sanford have a n ­ day night at the Sentinel.* Coun­ nounced .tile ellgaginirt of their try Club nml supper w ar .cited •laughter. Hetty tatuDc, to Jam es on Sunday evening, Clmih - l . t LeRo) -.Mulct son, son of Eric tei. manager, anm»i*ti.-I in lay . Audi >».01 arid the late Mr*. Aud­ Among those »o»n at- ' h e . tub nvi r the Weekend were Mr, and Mr*. io -mi of Helliughum, Wash. Miss Rowland is a g raduate ,01 W. G. FlemlngwMr. and Ml *. Jufm Hcmlmde H ig h -Hchoid, class of IveV and Mr*. Ivey’s • i-.ici, Mo* t! 'ii .iinl 1**01 present employed RilUt GUt «f -I .• ditvilh*. K xSrM rr (■V .Florida Fashions, . Inr. Mr. and Mi*, .loin M. i tL . Mi u r l John S tu e lT ti. I’l’ d-Mr- "VV. M aid-on received III* education In Mr*. V_L.'.i me. Di -and'M.-VH.e ifl:rnr. t il.. li»lm»ck A.i.t " -s sr-.asW ntT T nr . . Mr.-and M nr A .1. \7ITUata'. 'It*, ‘“'nritJiili’Iv' ‘ .ifli'i lu-' gl situation and Mr*. George Thurston, Mr. and frdttt high school _he entered the Mrs. Wnlti'i High, Mr. ami Mis. Navy where Ire served for two Clyde II. Terwillcgar. J r . Also 0 d n hall years ill Ihe Pacific, He Mis* Dorothy l‘<well. Muck Ctyye - now employed b> the Florida land. Kirby Fill Jr.i *1. \V. A tii *Power nnd Light Company of tin. Hilly Firming ami E. R. Smith. Miami. The wedding will lie an event of early Fall. Had Carpcatier Has Paris Fashion Show °U Meriwethers Honor Couple With Supper £ • \ PAGE TH REE . . l!* J 1 Circle-Met With Mrs. Tison Friday HALF SIZE BEAUTIES 1 McDaniel. YMm. Kdlth fSAOtl a n j ’illugfitr?. Lynn, of Sylvester, Ge. are the guests of Mrs. Scott's sister and brother-in law. Mr. and Mis. W. J. I’ell, at th rir home un Palm etto Avenue. * * Mr. and Mm. Frank Campbell have returned to their home In St. IVtrm burg afte r visiting with Mr. and Mm. J. It. Well* of C rystal la k e and Mr. ami Mrs. l.e« Hen­ dricks of l-ake Mary. -Winner*—of—ttlS OVSmTSr of .Commerce lieauty .-ante**, held on Aug. 8 in laike Mary were: first place. Miss B arbara Eubanks of laike Mary, second. Mil* Ruhv Ifrewer of Sanford nnd Miss Leuorn Itovstlen of Sanford, third. Mis* Dorothy Morrison, daugh­ ter of Mr. nnd Mr*. W. A. Morrlsen. is visiting in New York City 1* 4, r spending some *ime in Chautatuiua, N. Y. She.plan* lu return to Sanfoid in Ihe near fu tu n to •visit for a short time before leav­ ing for Agnes Scott in Decatur. Ga. where »he is a Junior. ,J. W. linker, who has Ixen • pending some time her* with bis Friends of L Stoudenmire daughter. Mr*. I.illln.i Vickery. will irg rc t to learn that he is ron< left yesterday for Greenville, H. fined -U» - She - -Fem ald-ljiughton (V He was •rto m p an ie l lu G uonMemorial Hospital for further ville by Mrs. .Vickery wh'o will later leave for Katonah, N'. Y. In treatm ent. visit her daughter, firs. Lillian Mr. and Mm. W. E. I.ipplnrolt Morgan. of Baltimore. Md- a rrile d todajelo Mr. and Mr*. II. Tlit/wp of visit th eir son and daughter-in Isw, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. I.ippln- Enterprise have returneit fmm a vacation in northern Ohio wrheir cott. they vislterl relative*. While there Mr. and Mrs. John I'ekhain and they were rntertain e I by Mr! and Mist Peggy Howell of Lake Mniy Mm. John L. Steven-on nnd Mr* have recently returned afte r visit, Arle Henry of AshtalmU, O. who lng friend* and relative? in A tlan­ have liern guests in Sanfoid for the past several winters. ta, Ga. Mr. nnd Mm. H. 1,. Eubanks and daughter, Rochelle, of Lake Mary have left for North Carolina where they will, visit with relatives and friends. Mis* Jane Scott, who has been visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr*. Fred It. Wilson for the ast five weeks, has returned to •r home In Orlando. S Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bender left on Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Bender's mother, Mrs. Elleij Hall of New Sm vrna, for a vacation In Nyrth Carolina. _ . Mr. and kirn. JU-haid Brown ami young son are the guests cf Mm. Brown's p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Sr. at Daytons Beach. *• Mm. 'George Touhy and. son rrturned* on Saturday fYom West Virginia where they Itava been the guesta-of Mrs. Tuuhy'a parents fur the past several weeks. Mra. J . II. Phillip* and- so.i, Johnny, were called to Macon. Ga. on Saturday because of the dlftess of Mm. Phillips', fath er, W. D. Couple* Honored With Breakfast Saturday JAVORI1E 1 canty In the City • l Urutliedr Ij-vy ts goig- "< Khy M tC hiu tint was chosen from V u finalists to r ttm rn l t'lill.idelpii .» *ln~1M~ftmri.il Atlantic City, N. J.. Pageout .if Beauty and Talent. Elm 10,21 yearn old. biomb- Still bruwic : -1 1 ed and works in u llur t - 1 llsa«raciw>nal SoUwdjjhoto) 75 People Attend "Dunce At Mayfair • Slis* Itetsey Dibble nnd' lla rty lltownlce. whose n in iiin g - will lnaw event u f the near fiiliu - were honoretl ini Saturday m orning with 1 breakfast given hy Sir*. Ralph in still Smith und Mr*. II. C. Ilet reh si Ihe home of tlie fu n n er on Soulli Park Avenue. \ \ |«»nk 'blur wan used in dei-nrating the partv looms*' A rrangem eut* of pink I'l.'id io lu s e s a m i 'asters w - , e used .in the living room and reiiH ird tin- dining tnlde. Ilridnl place ennl* marked the seating arrangem ent md 11 m iniature bride and groom ib-nirnntrd th r plarps o f'tti* hole 01 ed eouple. Following the hieakfasl Mis* I IN. bln was -how 11 to |l" ' living iiNiin where kitchen 'it.'iisil< were t'Hnked on the fireplace her.rth Tile hostesses* gift in the couple -m i- 11 wnffte tnmr Those present w ith Miss Dibble nmf Mi. Iliownlee were Rev. and Mi. Dotigla.* Charles. Dr. and 'It t. E D Brownlee. Miss Marv lllotois Wilkes. Janet I let tel, Richard Wing of I'lovnlenre. It. I., and Walter- Meade Snmli. Hi FLORENCE MILLS . PARIS. Aug. I \ i,P Mad Cut pentici hns hn«ed t i-t —titir • colhv lion on the h a ru l silh o u rtt.' thi* fall. Two ot hei feat m m art very linpoltailt too. Tin dtopped stlinil del line, w huh Us to h>- -•<n throughout tin- vonmrtiun. nml high standup enllai- which reach o f t'n a L s o thg ears Unlike other houses tin s' full Miy^sC- i m i^ivr- Ivl* Mlgsi/,wd*A^lc line and stink to i t TinsMitTfi's’lt her rnlliviMit. _ Her sdlhoiiette liai -he widest Part of tin* Inuiit online at a cukved seam alxait 12 ii.che*. allow I lie hemline It is Vaiicd by having the fill lie-' nnd »tib e<)iK'llt .airVL-il -eaui. cniua .smiy.. on-'uue • ide oC the skirl. Fullness is rrellleed a t •thV'lionillllle to tile isiuivaletil if a pencil skirt. One navv'. d ir-- .vita 'sleeves Mrs. McCall IIjmors• Miss ^Jackie Brotchie . ■ rSS-- •" MU. MF.IU.IIANT ^ l l i r LYLS of .IHE k HIM Ml M IV U O ILD III O.N I t l l M A D ■r r D II l u l l lli.1.3 IN lll> l*M E S I ’K C IA I.S r o u • , ■ I 4o fl1 O ’ *' 4P ^ I tl ‘‘ \ l GI ST T rj n Si'» Ileal T reat Permanent *haprd in Ihe nr* ‘ I rather rot 01 till I..1111 a- >011 prefer. I -prri.ill* 1' o. mI lor d t) hair. *irsip In alini lit Hid .te illii tll.i--:lRe .1 Kpe.lall). Ah' .1 ,1 III.-till*. I • .11. I •• alteiuPvi , , nml in 1 .1 <i Hath bad 1 . 1 • C lub.dam ■ • In hi Salute*! u gh! a* :lo \ 1 >T.n. Inn. (’ d am . wto • 1 ■ il tin h alltu o r 1 1 11., hotel |.> 11< .0 1 . of Slews 'tin lit and In - '•• (ta . I 1 tin; llu dui <u -eu millg w. I iij .v1<| f 1.011 'll ' 1 III 3:1X1 u . 1 niornliiE t-rin k iast w.i> • .'»hI. A till o .■ tlituv' n tten Jin c •• • Itii'haiil Itwiehrtor. Mi. and D. Moats Sir. nnd Mi 1 IV lliihop, Mi, and Mr*. W. II. IVinht. M r,'.dint 'll* , \iidrew r’.in i. i\. Mr,,nt L ilia - JdL.UtU-2— .-D .—mh Mr*. 1111 dig Itm • *. Mr. ‘ :id -di» Jaek hs’ gun. M’ aiul "ti ■ : IIIRTH V N N O l'N t‘ESIENT ling* lb . and Mi>. t|, ?. W-etl ru ff. Mr. and Mrs. I'd'Vllt L'm' Mr and Mi* Robert Dennis nnh o l-'i, Mr. ndd Mi • I • .1 Mi ih luoilied tmlny -llu* hit I li of a son. li'.hcrt Mieliael, oil Aug. la Jr. •■ |i. Ml *- J .... U -i-. 1, i Sm Jan. II.X.. I Dll ran. '1 art It-. Wii 1 V. HLu I , .C an.till* Hai'en.. M uilli. Ilmwii, ■lean Saver, ml I* 0.1 ! unit nin: L 11 S. \V ■im , 1 1. 1 .1 tin W ylt-r Smith. Jan jk itrlitlo i, Roliert Newman, id tidham, K.lw.iid H in t, i— ••. Hole mi Ijiiij ). Toiuniy V lu'i-pli I’.n and .lo« 1 huu. Miss Martha Perkins’hnl a* her guests .at Daytona' Beach w h u e she is spending the summer with her family, the following member* of the Pi Beta I’hf sorority. Miss Olive Fleming of Jacksonville, Miss Jackie Fosdick of Ft. ............ Miss Virginia Sewell of Starke and Miss Betty Kennedy and .Mi** Mi . E m m e t‘Mi i ill entertained Ann Allan of Orlando. on Sniurday nun d ji ■ home on I'urk Avenu. i’ '"tim r Miss . . i-:agi iiiei.t Mis* 8 hirley Morgan returned Jo. ■ ■ Bmtcfiu- v to h sr home in Katonah, NV Y. lin* i.-crntly In •int ml to 11.. 1.HI.ti* of yesterday a fte r spending thv past Jam . Ingle 1 . J month here with her grandm other. the McCall hum. Ittaelivev I . innltis Mrs. Lillian Vickery, and aunt, Iv il" orated will' Mm. laiurine Beal. Enrooti- she and greenefy. will visit with another aurd, Mrs. lotto in- the Him ,u • 'I , . Me J. 8. law in Shelby, N. C. She Call e fy rd b ed I was accompanies! . to Shelby hy small •andw iehr--'. 11 Mist Thro Vickery of Key West. Mm Hrotchie was < Mr. and Mm. Don Carpenter and Garden* .Cook It ami son, T erry, were the g e n ts ini itid 'lo Ik* with t 1 oviH the weekend of Mis. C4r|ieh- Mis* B rolrhie. m . i -u n .r' te r’* parents, Mr. and Mm. J. E Moolr, Mrn. ' Dolinid I lie William Allnir.' Wathep. Mr. C arpenter returned Mrs. ... . to lowsRurg on Sunday wlier* he Ml»»-s S hltley Ktnilh, Alm-tlta la wurklng with the Lakn Couhty | Perkin*, Nan.-v Cullutn. Jnna IbigCltisen. Mrs. C arpenter and Ter- [ pen, Martha Brown, Camille Hal ry will remain In Sanford for o ten. Audn-y Rtiih, M«»v Ann few days. They have recently. WheMtel, KntItrvn W .geim , Mildmoved to Leesburg from S y rn -1 n*l Itobiort, J ioji llarfi. t, Dnphna cuse. N. Y. ’ Conte lly and lU-tty J» llria Ue jltw rlu l at tin >nd. of o ten-inch ehoiild. 1 In . It,p | g jih i 'i i stru _ n g„ fioin’ .i mu 1 u w l o s e fitting waist. The fullnes* wa- gradilkted into 11 nariow hem line. .Anothei variation was shown in a Idaek nioiie n < k ta il ; i « n which had the Ix>t tom tie r -of the sk irt gat hei e.l into the curved bairvl line*. The liodiie had -a play of feather* running t/ito 1, yoke »nn a slioppid -boulder line. Kin was in the news fur tupsw ats..-H ere- th e Iuwe'ied nhoaldsr llne.w a- . u n more m arked, often vam itig half way down to the vll u . w , ---1 1 ' ■“ K w tf Ole e iifd n g -Sear follow­ ed the same movement, wsth very few exception*. Gold Inme was Used for one gown ehiet* had draw -string fullness at the hack w aist.til fining into a *erj- I. w bat’let line. Velvet nnd Ih Aulltullv d eig n ed bits'he in pastel shade* w ele u»ed m il. RjW shotihU'i nrvaaling neck­ line .01 fullskirtesl b arrel types. Chiffon in gtud<-d sen -iirens and Ilia. * was used for G ueiaii d rap­ ery. I I A I I H l i : I T M i l .I .l l l l III! VI I.oi atioii .’til. Norlli I' ll k . \ t rime N O OK ' I'hotir NOTKE M il. A M I M IIS . W I I .I ,I AM K. I\ VOKU w ill len t e f o r I lit' K n * le rn nm l M itlw rttle rn n titilii'ls S i'|»l. 10. J f _ w e e im ^ lir t»l w m i r r in R rp c ttn n llr'K T lb iirh tf fin e nm l itriT im is je in d t i r i'iin u lm limp* S ilv e r , t'h lm t n r C i v -l.-ll. fbllM lIl it* lie ftirt' wt* I fii'i- nm l w e w ill I ry In Rfl I Item In r y m i. M r. nm l M rs. K n tlc r ✓ , snv is (JL.IJI Oil II as * u ?a “REMEMBRANCE” 11tr gentle way of fine w men i-weax glrn plaid wonted, soft to touch at fine till A New Pattern In 1847 Rogers Bros. Silver Commem­ , . . the new, lithe look of ihe orating Their 100th Anniversary— * long, flared Jacket. . . make It o( definite Fall Also Other Patterns In 1847 Rogers t Importance. Tailored in ’ Community and Holmes & Edwards " ' meticulous Cliann of Miami inaaner • S ize * tN 12 and 18 (.50 .di NSF' -ir AgalcMilv Wonderful Ftaui______ Oyraw Thit*H KlHfi Eriougli For Any Occasion . Enough To Enjoy During Ihe Ilopeat Weather. ’ Fall-wise Colors’ Of Navy, Copen or Grey with White Dots. * y f.: I ■* !v SERVICES FOR EIGHT Other aulta in Wool Gabardine. Khallanda GOOD NEWS — Odd Pieces Will Be Obtainable For Christmas and Worsteds In all the ne» Fall rolore. I|y ■s Charm or M laaal. sad Bonnybrook. Itsngln* la sissa from 9 thru 41. Also in Wiil E. KADER JEWELER I 7 half sices. Phone 357-W • -k ta r �. - . ml • P A tiK M V K MONDAY. AUGUST 18,1947 at «-i* to Stop swinging on Up; hangers in the gym. ••All th r clothing Ifiwkt rn >b gym hav r 1 h-»-ii brutal!.- t-»tn *-ff it -aid. "Anyone »,, ii nniiilaliT' these lo s'l ib fen-el, .4 i-i*:<tiiiwill get the same treat mi nt- M l-t all. thixe hock* have fe lilt' tn*', | vuu know haven't >Mu hem I th» - < ' screech when \ou pull them • I f Weekend ~r----------- N W >4 Feds Trip Saints, G-Men; Drop Game To A’s; Red Hats Here T o m o r r o w ' l i r . i. |, f .. i I• f ' Elwood Cooke, Sarah Cooke And Pauline Betz To Come To City Hr ARTHUR HK< KWI III, Jll. Herald S|m rta Ed.lor. . M .o iin it »t »t k t: ■ u i. ■ . i' h . i.n T hr Sanford C d rry F> I* con­ r , . H 1C ' .Cl? p» A a t ua t i n . T4 tinued their drive for the- fiist | tv Jkt division a a they roptird two of AS .&?« O .lia a t th e ir"th m - contests otTer* the pael O ilm ii'i *1 ’ i l ‘ .#11 H ‘a c w e trn rfr e .\N n m n »} M .i*U_B 13 ft .449 r> Friday nighl at th - Mi.uh ii*.*l I'a U lk A •« 73 ,a n u s *7 Park thi! Sanford aiH 'irgatlor l^ -.I.u iK 4r|i P 7fc .313 33 trounced the leairue loading Si. lirtyl"h" I I|l* ,.a ll. Iv .lr n t o , Auguittinn Salnta in a I lu I rnnI . . »i.«ia ' urlando •> hank OTid j . u»in»*vtiw . te a t Saturday night In the A Relent h i . Augnallhe 2. l*a v lo n a ll»» rh City th e .S ala t* whilr'vprhi"l the tH-ldrail I I . 1 ‘a la lk a 2 Fed*. I to 0 In a ten innimr fracua. I .. M ,* T e S a p * Y eatrrday the loealp-itrinitncd the I.—.Ini* *t tlrlanilo GainraYtlle G-Men. 3 Is 0 Val.t V-i at Dalai ad I'a y l--" " U -ach , a l HI. A iis im U ii Friday night Buddy lorte handHANKo MH. kI llaln..«lltfl ruffed the Salnta and limited their i . i . k a iii r. heavy artillery to fivT widely .cat T#«m m t i d v aw .I'H. i.n l. tered hita to rhalk up the victory. Itr.M.klyti , .a.v ii 7a »i i> .172 *•» Manager Don A n d er.o n ,aent ld»u HI. fe»ut« ' aa -.1 . 11 * 7 Prempaa and Hal IM ner to the IHMFV.h . &T 12 » li hill In attem pt a to "top thc^ Fed N«w York a2 (• _L- 'v uprialnR, hut neither khtfnker l*h »m(d la »: .Tall i ! ', aeemed to have the re<tuited abil­ .42S 21 a c . I* li aa .»»• II rhiu4»ii*itiA ity. llr.all, te al,M ar Saturday night the Foil* and lloaton 2-2. New .Votks. t -1. the Salnta tangled In one of the I'h lU d rli'h ta l- l. Ilr ix ik lr n ■ ** 1 hotteat cnnlealyftbey have Pluytd axt.-l «ll—l .nil 1th *»•« gunnel*! thia year, when Big Chief Jim Hi. I*Ail. a. I'm .i.mall i <lu-t in- 1 ,rln> Kejrher outU tted Charlie lliaaen t 'la r la a a ll 2- 11 . U h trag o e -1 In a nip and tuck mound lialtle. r In the-falyful tenth. Art-SlUV **ell ainglrd, followed hv Intention­ N>m ?«»rk .a n 71 » is la .t ll'II'i al paaaea l**u*«l In l.yle Judy and IIAatoh SI .u s |a*,' 1 » I lf -11 «•)! Anderaon. Bl,**n coulJ not re­ an II .tis I I I |;h 1 a«l#l|hU gain hla control and walked John­ rUtrUli'l at i.s ’ tt«4 II ny Pawlick to fojflo Stillwell acroaa rhi»K • lit l i t II a i .lit l l 'i with the winning tally. is ai \V»aflltlllloH 71 .717 21 II Y eatrrday the Gaine-tvilla <«• HI. Mula II,.a ll. tr .le n la r Men were nol.igble to aolve the ll-xl'.n 2. Near Vnrk M i l innllnta left-handed alaflt* of Johnnv TomI'liila il-lp h la 2 - i. W a a lila g lo n l : at. and were-, handed n 1 to 0 IIHIOH ." .I . 1‘hlraao 1-2 I'U viand a . I, HI laial. 1-2 whltcwaahlng when Bill l^-wia had unleaaheil a hike-cleaning two ply jtn m . poke to left e#»trrfield. "ending I___ AltMY Gal, Aug. 18—id ’) -Ralph H atterflem rlhte-’ ttTId-~an.l r'Trtl.'TTNTB J e rr y Silverman acrora the platter —The Army’s F irst Annual Golf Tournament ernletl with Capt. with the winning aeorea. . A' hit of eitrllem rni occurred Fre«l Moseley of Norfolk, V a. during the top of the fourth fram e defeating l.t. Joe W orthington of yeatrrday, when Bare Umpire Fort Worth, T ex . 2 and I, yenBoa a Brlherk chased J ik- Katon of tin lay . Moseloy who act o hot the f l'i to the ahowrra for extend­ pace early In .the tournam rnt l>y honors, and Ing the argum rnt over a play at cophing/ medalist were all even aecond haae during tho • prevloua W orlht/gton On the 27th Inning. A fter the tilt waa over rough the 211th. M anager. Myrl lloag challenged W orthington went I-up hut Mose­ Umpire Belheck. Place Umpire ley rallied and cinched the match A lan Moldey and acvernl players on the 35th. limited the action to a few h'-tly anokrn worda. 2 Iiulan.y, e Tonight the Feds motor to nr.llnuti.il. 2 Gainesville for a slnglo tilt with 22 a t I t It TtHal" the G-Men and will return to the " I M IIIIII local park for a tilt with the Dr"I, f k I— l.and Red |l*fc. Thia will mark Mr-Mnnll*. •« .1 a . I 2 the Del-ami aggregation's final Mtinny. 21. t e a l - ) — t-oes-r I -- 1 appearanrr In the. M unicipalJ> ril ] « , ; ' ■ thta year, unleaa the re d i, who l l a i rtn glo i, rf I I 1,12 I atlsrtl.lil th are but one amt one-half pamea H J I 2 2 o llrlils Cf out of the first division, ran win Hllv-rman. If 4 1 1 2 4 » 2 J a la-rth in the Shaughneaay play­ l a s t s e a n I » offs, which are beh«liitcd to get Toma I. p under way on Sept. t. 7 a 1 a 27 II T o t a l. • laliicitlltn i. Alhr-.si ii . m : • . oss aoa m i -b , k pm m h a n h i IU' 11,1 ii i tm ll.it *nt I . U l i J. T a n a I It IMS. Ill , In* a l». Ilr lils . HI ole o John—m. rt s ’ I a a I o l a a hit iu m I J i k . , rU li.ftlstit. H si-rltle r.: ' l.t .p h a r l. ir 4 » I 2 « I______ It'ifts, T o m s l. I^ fr-on Ii— H a lo s .T h o rp s, rf J h i, 4 • I I a Thorp., rl i III, Haoforil », H ass on lialls: ' -Raton, Kali'll. II, o ff O 'l'atlaaaii ». T o m sl I. Hl»in-h ll'iaa. th l» i Tnin*.i 7. I!m|ilrs». -ttmplfssi Itorks 41llo lils t amt IWtliseti, T lm s i l i * I . II iiran ii •• . F a v o rite Bill’s Package Store and Bar P h o n e S80 C l.-: c > Outside - White lh r .N W 'i, 4»t Hrc. •• R a te d ’ $ s -50 • C .- « C .W elsfe OZARK IKK WELSH TIRE SHOP 0 We RICI’AlIt! le n ce WORN OUT FROM GETTING UP NIGHTS! SERVICE .. ! The bent to be had In biding power, spreading and durability. Our very ‘Top*’ In quality and the moat \ » ----------economical for properly ownern and Ihotte who seek the beat proUelftm at lowest rw tT Itfyeir aervlce. YOUR DAVIS PAINT,DEALER • ** IN SPORTING GOODS East Firat Street WALKER ^ FEMALE $ 2 5 . 0 0 : ■ WITH might S Gallona ('/, Block Ea»( of P. O.) * -k • CONCERN OR ifARTY # * . In tvsindlc* hitli«>nall> K now n p .iin l lin e . I in ly fin a n c ia lly * r e s p o n s ib le n e e d a p p ly . ,<4- •• AVrile l ’,o\ G.‘ f a r e H erald a U'td u %tr«*» c«.* Bv STANLEY —— Legal Notice (Iuard Against I W A N T E D . R i : i . l \IM ,K Sports Roundup CHECK Gallon - V. SIDELINES at the PROPER TIME with the PROPER MATERIALS P IU C E S * from the FOR S P E C IA L * NOTIl ll 2i- COMMENTS Don’t Risk Your Celery Crop Davis of Baltimore Top Quality . THE OLD HOME* TOWN P r o fit B y Paint America's X|o«l Heautilul Abimimim •- iV dar J- I’oli-hed Aluminum \«k Tie F'or F ire Fjilimalr \V . S T E V E N 'S - 017 \V . H u b in stm -- O rla tu lti - -• I 'h n tt r 2-072!* j .R S S s l Ite v e ra K e 112 W. Flrnt Street B e ars Wheeler of Sanford A COOL SPOT Y o u r Uf WINS PORTLAND OPEN l u o n o i u 31 IkiUth. IIAII0V * * L a O . PORTLAND, Ore . Aug. U»* |»« ktii ii11. k al a |M»int •»* IINot m ute tlian 2.’> per cent *d. O v e r C o l t g e S t a r s - C h a r le . "Chuck” C ongdon.T a- .■south ot NW tV rnri »»f .Sw U o« Not way i* elu •-ifieij a* h aldluil*. coma. Wash., professional professional, won the sw ift or Hre. . t . Twp. tt. Mouth _ _ _ _ _ _ .. . tu n a s 2wK.ftft. -run Houtn ITIH itIhftiur Ksrt 2»2 rt throes North CHICAGO, n o g . ,3 —(AT—OI»- ^ X ° ° ,?£!!!. j j& T i'e n l for Cull* vi. server* today established the . . . f n9- l 'J!"1!1' . Vnknnv i . ' i I72S 41. throes Wrtft • (»* *f». to 4)au m u ii|le, means •"tree wiftd.’' of I'-siniiina rttnlalfilag IH • C hicago Bear* a . fav o rltJ. ..v e r: “ >U| .“f '.270 .,.lro> r , -_.JohnB3,..P ,i l>.,ini. Klwood Cooke, h i. wife S.irnh. Mr. MnrrUon who is a peinonel th i' hlehlir l«l»ni »,4 All R . r s fnr mer. Owdin. N. C.; Clayton H .a f- ,« |. . Hlft.fr Ilf N l O irU rr noiifM thM ynu I’elfrey Cookr, nnd I’ei.lin*.* .Bel *,1 fn . inl of FI wimhI Crurkn, hen forCTRD UF TJIAXK-S -I ! te t i f f !*»■ • c t o r t w . tyqnpprar in . lh r «f»»r«* top ranking'.Unitrftl Slp>i..Jennie fri",.»enMy with th. th . net ru t I _nitid HijtleiJrnni" d fn*«n»enMy Wi thi fan * ol U IB National Football le a g u e ' % raid ratHi atul l'«uM « l 5 «n fo n l. plnyem. are nle " ---FlurUlw-uttr. ur .hrfoa«* lh r 3f4-«l4V Bkrly. to maintain ,, MlllJ miil'JJv invttwd-rwrfHmn^fi who dejiailed tins life J id . »*». Ion. and the pttk of the collegZ t h H r - w in tiT hi uf H r| » f r i n r -\ I> I f l 7 , «*t •«»«• i.,_ crop is.t.i.~ i . k , iin. Soldier u..i.ii... ■­*”• seconu- monwy at z m . le ttlq tu rte r* 4t the (ll headnuartara in San- | 1017 wish to i*Xpr«s* Olll •• ri) iatg Friday .night C |I)N % III |triH »wl t » ‘ | 4 l l t 4 TIU* MavTair. Inn, it w as learned to- . , thank* for th. kindne- • • *b *»n Field. | ih« In d il«y uf A u g u r l A, D. ■laV from Llpd . Welrei. ueheial its iluting the l*>»* of *»Ui- lu e lilt d Although Head ■A ll-Star Coach IM 1 Mi. M otiison stated that In the m anager uf the |iopulnr r n o r t nml father, tbsl t*U#» e l h • ••* O. I*. Ifetiu lu ii. l*Wrh Frank U a h y of Note Dame and | l!v,,0M Q u b i n ,.h'' 1'“ ' event the troupe rum p. t*» Sanford of «*lrrult r * u r t hotel. hi* sta ff have |H>tentially t h e ! , Assixiathm of America, e v e n one of Vim. 1 '. H rm ln oir r o u n ly , K ln rh l*. Mis, B elt ami Mr*. Cmd.e are " ‘‘ V h ' r " nl" strongest group of player* In the t •* Wckled over _ acquiring the Kiln Mm* Bellamy ami I’ant-iy • fly; K. I * niH leli, U. C, on lt.ur and have line.) up M date* " h -j J »*•'’* «"• “ n<' J®1 " " game's history, the Bear* Were *®rT ’"Jf ^ Sadowaky, fl-3 all over the country. ’They nnvl rxhihltm n- at the M ayf.i. Inn given the n<sl to keep their rewb", w**k«d j»Ul o a giKMl location for their w later «•«” *■ , . coni intact of never losing In’al* i i 0*000 * P1* ^ co*ch> b 0,i Y f i n i H it » A r m * * travel, and I Lilly Miev,* that In one of hia letter*. Mr. t iH*ke appearence* in the r la u ir . j Toronto last *v*w.n and wound T«; O E I t T I I I ' f i K L I L L I A N f ^ \ L * Sanford i* the w ill I r a tio n they " ta tn l th*t he plan* (o he In The arrival in the A ll-Star camp UP M ,h « fourth h ghe.t l.lH K H IftASG, n h n ir r f i ld f W * Il R ||«rwn<Ml T n rnn lt^ O ntario, ran find. It I* hlgh'v proliahla Florid.* all winter and I h it he had yesterday of A rm y’* Doc lllan- t *ror«r . '" ’w d«func» t- 'eve’ t'an aila. an<l w Iih m n ia llln k id d r t w that they will - r here fur m arly l\J*l»nrd on making tume .(lot a chard rom plrteil the complement I '* n!b *Ton 1 * * nt h,,n* l0*' Ir S I ||ftrW 9M«| Ih m l. Toronto* t>n* eight week*,’; Mr. W«*t*J» slated. |H*niiam*nt headnuarter*. "Saufonl of 5.1 plnyprs. I to hnn«l|p, w a s the Almost un»- t a rh s U rihmI u : » Mr. W rtx r praised Charlie Mir- . i» renlrallv Imuted and maylie we • vt’fskl plaint of most of tiir Y t i r a 111: i i H H K i i r n o t i k i k i * rison for hi* aid In n m tarfln g th ’* ; can work something out,' Mr. I coaches. **IU never was a prnlf that a «ult ha* lir r n filrgf hy Mat* . I.(mM s* Lot Oft! Hall " ggl'" «titan Ylra |«a l-u ta fo r a h ro lu tr dl* I Cooke *la ted. outstanding *lars. * Wigwam and the first at F’en Idem for me al Baton Hall.” aayk y nrrr. in thr t’lrvult Court of Mini* Honey who turned out top team* inuU Co unty, M o rld t, at Hanford. F or Kent or Sale Two -! It"I room HOM E with Ineon i.*. Close EVERY Iftpr rahinrt m ule In e i ­ way. M ust Iw priced i«h». C. at that- institution. "l-a»l season Clot Ida. T h r b rir f t ill- uf th r luodern honifs, ten minulca drive der—all kind* ul HtMMlnnrkmj. of Ihp hearing I* to find out SIATtO AT THI COUNIfl TABU, I j ,- O verrll und G e-rge (Bild) H arris. 6Id F itsl Si reel ir lU lr o lm Mrrlo la iiu . from down town, on hard loan. * special made diNir*. »•!«. -irmin WHY the report from I'Dte Onllum await o|icning of trial seaal' n in Santa Ana. Calif., nm rt. nt The Church of the Mesaiah in was the first one in which I •p.«!<•* la in tiff. \ p i i u i « }rrl 9 i»dr lUtllan didn’t play on a rhamplnn»iiit* stairs. ole Cahinel Works, ilirerGi lieAbout one & one half arres of Umpire Lately seemed to which Inters nnd spectators w ctc excluded. The pro»ccutt0n'll» recking ' adjacent Newton will lx a gath.V aIH rrr U n it , drfm d fciit. hind the Clinic. Cnr ( i r r esliland with each home, well drain* h a te squelrhrd the iacidrnt to Introduce hive Irttry* w ritten by G bun and O verrll lyhlte, ill Jail. i ering place for t.uckev fan* an ’4 club." say* hook ahot special­ A N D Y tiC A U K I I K I t H l i r U K mates, phqne a.72. *d laundry with rain w ater tank. 5 A R TIC LES FUK SALE then if reperrussion* are due, g t ' l l I K h tn f Hr lo u r » |» |v .A n r r n tri m oni itrial for 111*1 th e ‘Slaying ......... of 1/ .*•• and the titmvingiip ■ player* next Friday when Woody ist Sadowaky. 4. 1 They in r.T in im i 101 - - parent* r***-........... , , . "tth rf |h*r •ft.t,»||| nr hv attW naV , P * attic fan. complete hath room* let them fall where they may. 1 (Porky) Dumart of the RAato.i WORK Pinning und ! .0 I HW lanjiU caliln^jidftoc ti^htdo Una .|Hegrd rrtm r. Slaiuliiigaftl left TRACTOR In M ltf *1111 fnr d lv o rrr. on t h r l l t h ■hruhherv hnd fruit for home Heltiinnle f ridden The Brave* Ib.l. Elliott, se. Bruin* will l« m arried to Mi** ftT-niilrnii’ftfi pr.iV V: Ilii.ir* ''Aft^lTil rndtfuh Hrlia Crank. * (Inferngllonal houndjiholo) I i| a | <>( AUAtttL l i f t , .i»r tit*- M UM Lawn C b^jr*ftioutdoor,and’ poro-S • OJtJtYf fnu'lraiiV The thud of toe and pig.kin I* ONI 6 f TWO WOMIN entranU In I’hylli* Johnson. Among the lec.leil b y ’the nation'* fan* a* the *viU MO h r de fau lt d)M lnil >«»U rfJI-J. v fiiiniture built to older. J . E, c*> rrallv a lot closer than in u t of ,Mnr,l the tftoa Angalea-to-Clevaland Na-* guest* will Iw Wmaly’s mates o-i N ational l-ragur a r»..f^»d ft* l*#M# Itobiniun—l-uke Mary County and one o’clock.l i r t h r r n n tlr* In >ou (■ri man, A rt, Music, mil .kjitlt AUJllUK tJ t^ K W rn i, JR. lealite. The Sem lnuta.lligh grid- V-nal F«nai-t,A lr Tqophy n c a t a , *b*-Brui 3*' fan.t>/ j ’’•Fra-.t Lihe.” m an,' liearly- quit ' Vbe4- gmne In u ik tx f»:< EXPERT painting contract’ nr! A l l U T i c i t h G rild c 2fi0.1. t t F. i >. a n i > ih h h k o *i th,". " ifar* haW* lirgud U iilp’TMT grid 1 T iled of playing Cla»* U Bobby Bauer alo! Milt Schmidt. J a n a 'P a g e. JJ. of WJInietle. 111. hourly S. ti. (Jr.t^.ui. . ■ ■!a i ' rmipli I room apartm rn t, yo u sn to n l tn H sm lnolCnunljr, M a i* ■Ciidet "K ln d erg n itei N ,u -" training at the Rem ind- High Jane, a former Waap, po»e* In front, All are from ^Kitchener, Ont., I,oil hr up and told official* ot •>r ito v u i*, n *i. i i i h ,u > »r J u ir . Frrt? Phone 78LJ. S t l l C l O U i S IH* i U r l i n SPECIAL . • preferred. Box VCM r,o Herald. OKI.ANDO INCIDENT tf . lordlv sixth g r i d e i tepoOH-l i SrhiMil Athletic Field amt arr of the P -JI ah* will Ily at the raco and ferquently are referred to os the Pittsburgh Pirates who lh " i I»4T. . Outside white paint hv Davis Bid* llaye*, .porta editor of tlu* "Inti'il to open the season on Sept. llm the little A m e io im * ’in,*F.VERY type ealdnet mad" to o r­ P u b l i s h O w n P a p e r ft* I*. H srn'tun the ice sport* "K itchener Kid*.'* owned hint he was going' to uuit RECORD FLAYERS for rent. By Baltimore 5 gallons V2SU0. Orlando Morning Sentinel >ay*: 20 hero ag ain ,t Gainesville High on Auguat JO .^ n o lh er entrant 4»ti n n in g G erm an wnd c m -i-,uki ’ A . i-lsflft of the r l t e u l l der—all kind* of a'li'Klvmiklrtl*, if he couldn’t Iw advanced. Thi- . day or week. The Music B jx , 1 ft* the race la globe-girdling Bill Robson S p o rtin g '4;> hh I i . .M M "I’tek. 8yd llerlnng of the 4’j MII*. • ' fallIv well." As fin th m is e O e i. special made Hours, etr. heliiinCoach Kettle* la attem pting In Odom. (International 5oundpho(o) C liptxr Sm ith, Boston Yank’s Pirates sweeleixd hi* check and 10 IREN E SIMON W. 1st St. I’hone DS3. F irat S treet. Phone 90S. H sm ln o l. i*,iu a tr. itftsi* Florida Slate |j*agm* i» tcopening complete tl\e *chr<lule for the Cel­ itic sixth g rad er* *a*d they i>ole Cabinet Works, diiectly la- Al’ Newsfvaiure* f not hull coach, ha* introduced ten t him to Tniunto where he * • . . of y iu rM * a the irive»tigntinn of the turm <il ery Fed griddera, sin*,* then* ate hind the Clinic. .F a r flee esti­ A OFFICE apace in Melsch Building. 3 acres field corn teadv for hatan innovation at tho National had a good year and wa* brought BERLIN Sixth Grad- i - of the n n ll v held a songfest Mfith u ftoi I H r o I . It out, A that followml the Orlamlo Sanfoi I thiee open date* on tho Fed gild mates. phone Mi'.‘. l»-P"t» C lr r h ^ Ijirgo light office*, rewly decorveiL I’none 781-J. le a g u e club’s train in g camn U up to the big time to stay a< the X iii.-ii. iin ,l..[i ,1lu lrlit * -il III ml -HU game al Snofoi«|. last Saturday schedule. ftft'lrruil ft-uurft H sa ll ated. all militiea, heat and .Uni__. . » nearby St. John’* prep. Dan- n u t of th a t season. issuing an uni'Uised, noniHillllcal lio*l* Il good till! -. for cfteiylto night. The ease i* being reopen­ tuivycl**! lilfi _____ Uir-aarvift-e-fomtshetf.—Cgtt~K8R:'i'H«TtrT: f7IVlitfTnr The Sent. It* dale will lik^j- be vwrtr. Mass. Son.e of the Idg men FLOOR S A N D IN G & finishing, newapg|H-r in' thi* cilv of Inter­ ft*a- in it one big gi *i%iti Inst rail ed a t the re,|in*»l of Sanfot'l filled with MdlHiurne or New l \ n t By JO SEPH It. KELLY loiurel Ave. W. IL A A. Dept. Store. are .too heavy and som<v of- the cleaning A- waxing. O ur power Allied sqtialible.* and Oianv parti- (wi. •• lari*." «»l |>ei* need—trr-he ~trnitr~u|i, kOVl Itiehev a* l—lh school* h a v exunit enable* ns lo work a l i e n - «i»an puldicatinm. “U,* cling Gel m an -ongV »*ilh CONVALESCENT HOME now 3 piece Maple living-room m lh -trtrir Ileillre to laisi a place th ere is no elec trir ,-onnertin I * Tin*' iiim-jibiilte.l ‘ ‘ k liv i ti.n r tls-lii i Idle th ey sang A..... .. BOSTON f-A u g . 18 ( A Y - llv ’;-. the clip|>er. So b e ha* a ^ ’fat m en'*' reasonable. 317 TV. I.’dh. open at ChijJuola, 18 mile* 3. E. original vtrtlirl will *taml.' on the Fed schedule. available. 21 veal* expeliem . Ainetikinici" find then ne-v- in Mine- with u»," said I • ne>--T O : H A It llV PllOft-rOIV. IU**» et stu ff:' National Champion (aide, and a "thin men’* table. of Sanford and 18 mile* N. E. ADMIRAL table iiuhIvI radio, J unknown The OrL 17 date I* Mhing eon- Jack Gramer, who resemble* El- S ugar, b u tter and desserta art­ (frtua #nil II. M. Gleason Lak" Mary, ('la jokes, chit I'hnt. Hint g o siip - tin ­ I "We sang Trn*r. i • fhey "Bight or wrong, the official of Orlando. IJtrge screen and You ir* tirrvby BollfW th«i • * Vunki-p D im s 11,- .m l Oh months old, perfect mil Ilium like then -Intesldi- ei'iinl-I p.tt I*, s.xic leporl of the .ncideilt i« that sidrred I'V Jesuit High and I’om-c lie Vine* more than any of th - missing from the former. Ba-k •Ult Oik* Ii#* l»#»n flM open porrhes to alt and enjoy 1407 W. ICth. ’ lurni.heil by the umpire*. And Do In-on of .^inini. We would like current tennis headliners, intends Joe (iolding, erstw hile Oklaho­ uR.ilitat >ft»u lit lhr Cllfuil ftattft il ROOFING - ROOF' P ainting, all theft—wiHe glibly of trip - t*i Eng S' .ni.i very swell. The A u n ' i i m the cool h r m e s off Lake C ath ­ oiler all, th ey ,.- the lellow* who to s «h- IhjIIi of these fcchoolt on llie to follow his Idol’* steps into tlu ma speedster, la the "thinneat" SeMliff.te <*ount>. al H.»nfo»«l. Kk»n kinds. SiniOi Bin. phone II**. bind. Pari-, llm - *, l». in I nil point* guf. did the Vilgmiii lb-el "n u ll erine. Large grounds anJ walk* AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales Halt«la. In a* rerlaln r«utr N«n» ftfti-st. north, and south of Iteiliftf. were In the thick of the atorniy Sknforil sehclule. They wtffild give pro golf afte r he lire* of court of the , , thin men at, IHI. ,vj . ^11 know I* an Ann in an folk j _ ... safe from auto traffic. Large and Service. The Music Rot, •! iiD.i, IHp ilvrmmn tv\o “ Inginl \\ i nek i * noft. *m tour iLin < p m te .l tiolgi-d by Mgr. I.ou llev- the buy* an opportunity to make play He i. convinced t l i . 4, Al Sldonk. fotm er MU- cy K rA lfi lobby nnd room*. Brick consump­ .I .Taw.fi#l K ■»* 119 W. 1 st S t Plump 953. 12 S P E C I A L V I C E * .in SftviUi-rlaml," report i tin* p a­ folk tinner*.** • il anil other* of the Orlando overnigh] trips and it would lx a a* Vine* did, he will find a aiaaippl S tate star, la the rhamti an truitrr, ft alto I vfet»»l**nl». A lw * tion. Can accomodate 2 & only. per. "Ib*nnis lloila-rg i* going to club. Other* who witnessed the real ex p riicn -r for them. »1r*rri|illof» of lhr rral At the end of th e In • one e,tt h play for pay golf much more a l the sweeties* table. Al star*- lhr Phone or write Tor" reservation ROOF COATING- Aslmslos Alu- FOR RENT clo u r sunder. *E:i .y Denimiik the Irn-t ol I Ins oionlh. Sanford supporter* will get an profitable than pro tennia in the ml training at a men- 270 pound*. rttAtr dNCfliml In m UI iu | It a* scene were cnn*lilerahly farther tin man girl chose .in 1 m m -an | tninum roof coating- good for operation. 1C* n m n a ld e rate.'. Stinat once. Oviedo 2302 or Dr. opportunity to see the Gainesville follow* I’hvllis llinwn is to in E ng­ rii.it i». lemnyed from the arena, and the metal, slate or compoiltion m uflong run. M artin 2392 or writ* Box 137 ford Paint >V G lass i.u. Phone land and B arbaia .Wolfkei get ia gill alttl danced with le-c. T h r W r it € | m « ’ of H\\ S of Coach Hon»y Russell of rhancr* are good that any cro*,- I'lirpir Hurricane, Florida Militaiy all of them were girls -x< -m h • s*» Although handsome F ran k 1* ing. Stop leak*. Cool* your home Chuluola Florida. Large redan 31)3. Academy. New S m yrni l!ea, h and going l*ari*.*" •eetional ‘poll of fan* on w hit Wki-i li-r who was plckc -1 «ut by a Shield* now confine* hi* tennis 10 to 16%. Ten year ftvarrauty. for guests to visit their doctor. m« staying x,.u t„w.jy German will. \» U»Even “teacher*’ actually occurred, would produce Srabrei'Se High in action at the to weekend* oe’s stll The idol DObGIi. - PLYMOUTH 8 ENKARIK GLASS A PAINT luuh s^hiMil athletic field thi* year. •if tadiiiul thi* vi-ar, f"i ‘M r- W ihh-rt v m cl„ | „( t|„, e n t-u -.linun-ut u widely divergent tr*uon*c*." FURNISHED room. InnerepHng PARTS ANO SERVICE th* fashionable Newpfto! CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. array of team* will give the , milI, tixik llidaira I'* Ii* and maun-**. Clo*e in. Girl prefer 109 Palm etto Ave. Phone 1011 will gu on a trip til Dt-u.mi'U. N nr-I ”1 waa thera In lth e piVs* lju, That Casino galleries. Regardl#** o< S T A R T S T O M O R R O W F O R 2 D A Y S! W h eel B alan c in g way. und Hft»'isi«-I».“ | t.., It* Gray'* nictUli- ift IIII tftiu red. Box 49. t?'o Herald. my*elf a n d . I , lot one, couldn.'l local grid fan* a go-rd v arie ty 'of w hat pair «f clasay, developing SEWING MACHINES 77777 :---------------Z----i— \----i jmV HALES A S E R V I C E ____ _____ * A ,)K m"\h_..prui.flrtg 1V U - - — nAVV-aft*— seuilying ■in—t l l « t u t |; accurately recount tho m i m be­ football. Ilrre ’n there youngster* play oil the grand . AVAILA IILR.at ppcpc-CODrenient. H ERTS SEWING MAtHIT SHOP j ( l. nt,w*t,a|H-i ftvarmsl u • >- ady«7? Vear*. Ilaxo your wmiensi moth alt-uit the British Emit t-.. Kit' ,' yond the fart that llrvil hump­ stand court, *|/b delibie*, yea and lv‘ locatixf down towm section. Nolle Trapp pan* to enter proofed nuftv. Duwntnftftii ( lean- India. and \fricil, 1'*1 Li 1 "fti-iv in - i... — . . IIS S. FRENCH. I’ll. 1190 ed I'lntc Umpire L aity l.uvrly nialion*. ru»h to the m oit «b»up to data apartm ents with all era A Laundry, lil t I'alinettoi u-n-Aing," r»-|*ort tin- idui>r». "\\ with hi* rhe«l or m ld-riff -fu r Piedmont College .this Fall , , • t» llt. cuurU whenever ex —filmAve. Phone 914. Jan Jcnkltuun piana.U -g^ l*«-Pi«-»U ._____ . a n - a b " A idylng Flngli h. Sja-l'ing. I I M i i -rnodarn convetollmAk., AdulU CANVAS PAINT- clear and_col which he wg, filled inont. also . . , Go-t Singletary .te r Shield* I* perform ing. , . . T il! “^ ir. P bonef660.i., * Wa. ’ SKNKARlK GLASS A “ "Syif If,*i lung i* ghfolutely right and He still give* more autograph* t'iann Tunhig and Reiiairing. I . I. Lloyd Swain are expecting to ----------------------------------------PAIN T CO. Phone ?*0. ill re-opening the case if itanHill. Rea. (511-W. than all of the gam e’a . present FURNISHED room,-----with kitchen ••4 A l*»ftV — I’tH ft III el.roll at Bollin* College, O at cnee CouldAdam Eat The Applr lord priitrsta w arranted *iirh acprivilege*. (507 Oak Ave. r a lc w a U ln « .— T ir e N u alrlat,* rnathani will go to M onay Slate FLOW ERS . SIGNS tn>ii Tin* Judge i* W i mtntkt! G * Wilh Slomarh IJIcrr Paini? • Ambition* yoiBigster* will havt. Txarhers College in MurrHi’, Ky. . foe all oecasloni Show cards and poetars 2 W A N TED TO RENT and a Ihoriiugh ptidier. But tin T h - letilifti i *» i_\ et A-i.itii r a t m . Harold K astm r h a. m ndhsl thoir only chance to make th» MrNKILL 4 YOHT FLORISTS «I1pit* Iftiltl! IH \ r r 1. 4\ O -I I K K D SIGN SERVICE proteata of the imposition of fu r­ at NnrJh Carolina U n iy rra lty , . . I’. S. Dqvia Cup Team during FURNISHED o f unfurnished apt. Sipes Ave. Just off Celery In 1 • • 4 f“ ‘,I' '* 0 . I). Ijin-lre*a. Phone 1021 ther pcmiltte* ag alru l Oilalido •• Coarh l.i-onaid' Mcl.ucsi," former next week’* N ational J)ouhl*s Rl I Office ph. 403 residence nh. MO R perm, resident*. Ry 1st o f Hepi. *,» f a r «" it ap ix ar* oh Hie m i J Seminole High School ri id mentor Brookline. Nna-playing rap tau . Watch and duck rrpilrliiL'. Kl* t- I* * »•»(• T* • I'flg.i t#-' #••!*•* ; l rt' Close in a* possible. 2 lied­ face, not likely. : • Paints. Poultry S uppllrs. Nails, ha* la-cn In town for »omo time on Alrich Man ha* indicated that the Uic Appliance, Hewing Machine Hit* . rooms. Please call 271-K afta r . fur IniiiUftotti ' " I t l» u n lo riu n ate that Sanfnnl a vacation. . j . Jim lllolnek, who selection* committee will String Purina Feeds, Groceries and and varuuni cleaner K-palrt. Tin6:30. . . t 4ml *•*'!••» • and Orlando, engageil in a ter­ played n few Y am r* with the San- along with Jack K ram er and Meats. Touchton A W atson, 1201 Home Hhn|i, 1700 Sanfnid A ftp. I •••Il • 4 ,| (jnri| Lv • !• • » • - •!■ rific .tre tc h battle over fourth ford Celery Fed* in the FKL thi* Ted 8chrn*der for all four alnCelery, Phono 1199. b !»••« *»f l.ftln* Tfll»l»li 1 GARAGE suitable for stiuage. G. C. FY-llewa, Ph’ine 11-13-4. ixmitinii in final Hlamting* ami year, and whd I* a H.dlin* g rad­ gle* assignm ents and the only > » » M llrilM M Ut # -* •» •« Ml'lil Rep Reply In w riting to II. I„ Schwab *nlAlfl.r *•! I 1 lui’ii | m* a filial shot at the fourth pin* uate. will coarh at the New Port available berth will go to the CLEANING AND lx. 210 t. Rich, D.-I.und. Fla. FOR 8ALE— IJnisroek for drlvo- LAND III .K Y o l It MH‘ 1 ways and roadway*—Phon* i I.RAINAGK. 2 NEW CATER­ I MTil’ off lierth, should gel Involveil Itlrhev High this fall . . . Peter doubles (ram* which flnlsha* firat hu . liYftsii I h iik • ■ 1241. or M-cnnd at l-ongwootl. hi thi* ir-oprned deal." 2 or 3 bedroom home, good neigh­ PILLAR DKIHKL lll'C l.D O Z­ BltilM 4.14 n « lu I' Sehaal. FSL oecretary and league * Ye*,- it la tho "Ullle old Boh. statix-ian. I* va^ationine at Day­ borhood.’ close to South Hide ERS WITH . P A L M E T T T We agree with Bob on the fat* tona Begrh . . . A paid crowd of School. Perm anent residents VUXEDO FEE D S—comnlet# lire. New Englanders, and summer HAKES TWO 3/1 YD. I,A S T D A Y M O N D A Y H unt's Tuxede Feed ftiure. that it wn» not po**ible to *mgl'< 2JM13 fan* Jammi-,1 llarrl* Field in V a c a t io n is ts h e re a b o u ts, have ev­ with children. References fu r­ D RAGLINEH. E Q U Il’MENT out the player or playei* who Gaim-svillft- for a coniri. -Iwtwct-n idenced a fo n d n ess fo r night ha*ebished. Ph. 674-J. NOW IN T H IS VICINITY FOR HALE ' KaaaH.-' were lidding to the aturmy nc- the Saint* and the tJ Mcii the liall. In 21 after dark contest! NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION OLD NEW SPAPERS—S 0E N T 8 House or a p t , furnished or unfur­ ea.lon by i.ulling Lavely'* bat other n ig h t II was * I* m-fit game *0 fa r thi* season . ' . " ' . i l l have ( <) . OHI ANDO, FLA. PHONE CANVAS AWNINGS PER POUND. BUNDLED IN nished. P refer kitchen equipped down into hi* fare and Imuiii ;• with the Gainesville 11*11 -luh giv­ paid tn see the National le a g u ­ 2-29x1. CANVAS rORCII CURTAINS Yfl N out nok necessary. Perm anent *. BU N D LW r mg him around, but It 'wa» clear­ ing the proceed, lo tIn- Gaines­ ers perform at Braves F'irld. VF.NLTIAN BLINDS resident*. W rite I*. O. Box 1341. ly evident to all who were pre.t- ville High School for the ntirrknse Thirteen llghte<l tilta at. Fenway 10. 16. 20 and 26 OF^IT R.I'NT A CAR ■nt that llevil waa humping l.avo- of fool hall blrarhrr* . . . M O p en s 12:45 P . M. 40c Park, home of the Red Box, Aluminum, Sltrl, Wood! HERALD O FFICE 1 R E A L E fT A T E F O R SALE Y4(U DRIVE IT ly with hia cheat nr m ld-itff for wishes to S tan Karplnaki of the St. have attracted a total paid a t­ 10 DAY DELIVERY PHONE ipiilr a dlatance. ' Aiiguatinn Saint*. Stan I* the tendance nf 429,139. Thi* _ la tho ■. • i . . " • ’ One 8 room house and 3 four nmm See Jimmie Cowan’s S h e d M rtal IVBUICKL \NI» MOIMMSON We do not agree with Works for new Radial ers, new nroiid. papa of a so t l„irn last »ccond year for lights at the houses at 71. Hickory Avenue S ift tb t F m J P diH r. C DKIVIMT. INt!. llaye*-w hen h*e elated that Radiator core*. Radiator clean­ S atuniav afternoon. . . . We refor sale for 13600.00. All taxes - e/McCall'i, the Sanford fan* requested ing and repairing. relvgd a nice note from Dick Me4nd insurance paid nn same. J, the re-npenln* of the case. F R K B K S T IM \T K S l.anlln yeaterday. Dick I* um ­ HELEN McCULLY E. Jones. 422 F!. 4th S t r o t . Han­ CONCRETE HEWER P IP E The Sanford m anager, Jnhn HEE IJH FOR ritn n c 80s piring in' the Georgia Florid* ford.-H a. SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Trap* K rider, railed for a complete MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING lu-ague. lie staled thn; W. L. Blocks, Aluminum Window* and Inteallgatinn of Umpire l.ave- ‘ A ndersonla a fine fellow for whom AND TYPING • HEAL EHTATI* I Screens. White cement Paint, ly'a report, whlrh la skid to | to work . *nd that h- iD irk) I* CREDIT b u r e a u o f INSURANCE Pcrma-tile, llurTicane bracca have withheld vital parta of HANFORD _________ LOANS MORTGAGE getting alortg fine. Jerry LaI Miracle Concrete C om pany,.3(A) Only In HI* "Fortlu^'-but the proceeding* at th* Muni- • Count, form er 11(5 N. Park Phene 180 RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor Florida Mate Kira AvePhone IMS. rlp al i’ark th at fateful S a t­ R eglittred Broker and la-ague arbiter |* umpiie.in-chlef urday night. . , , Irsurance Agent in the GF League . . . P. Bayard FULKY HAW ____ FII.E E , Re toot her EXPERT HA DIO JtF PAIRING ' Thi* ’Turmull” did tu.» immlv.’ Smith »eport* from Little Sw ittcr Rm. 4 Florida Slat# Hank Bldg. POLE. n a l 3 setters. Kmerick wood any Sanford player*, and onlv tho land. N. C. th a t the llrrrld la comFred Myers. SI I E. 2nd Ht. Working machine with It II. P. NEW, two atory, threa bedroom Senator m anager ami »everal O r­ .ing through promptly and thanks motor. I Band Saw. 917 W. I3lh hutn*. Two car garage. On lando playera wero In th« frig h t­ ua-for tho good Info on the FHL ATTENTION MOTHERS e M»ny l«Us 40 *«H nTftf Hav* la *•< u* St . ro m er lot 110 x 140 in M ayfan. ful incident. * — DIAPER SERVICE — n i t h l « - h * V " IrcqtM nft i t o i f * to p i m Will tell unfurnished or furnished A rrording to th* National A,* Rahy Valvel furnishes hospital — K *r* b * < k w ) x * ,'la a , b e i u M al m ia a t YESTERDAYS HTARH SEE TIIF. new Uvyn Shaver. A*k Phone 366-M. aoclation rule* a player I* pot 'clean.stcrlle dl»|H-r* ami dattdor* funrtiMial tidMjr dlwwdw*. Pitrhing, Denny Gslchouse, R«*d fo r ftlemonstrallon. 8 ENKARIK supposed to touch an umpire Sox. held the Yankee sluggers ised co n tain e r.. Economical and. II this it yoav troubl*. lluth out »orj GLASS A PAINT CO. 112-114 A NICELY furnished Y room home T hat misdemeanor on the p x n lo. f jg - h iu in the 11 Innings in safe. FuXy medically approved ftiiliwn *n>t bl*di|,ft etth |)r Kilnwr'f W. 2nd 8tIn Sanford* lleighta. Every m od of th* Senator playera la enough oU|pitching Rookie S tar Vir Call Daytona 2D57-W collect for Sosmp Root. It quickly watkt I<1inrt**te ern convenience, large Batteries A flattery Charging. to la g a neat stupensiun on them R u c h i 3 -0. (t was Rasrht’s first detailn. 9d dia|>era, 12 a wi-c •_ Ik* Bow *1 uftin*. help (*U*V* ••<*•< M i d porch. 118 W. 19th St. or 911 II. H. POI’B CO. INC. Ilf. and - 1 M burnins mumIImi . , . hdp* We liellrve th a t llaye* has the ,|efr, t afte r s Ik straight triumphs, •’FIRHT IN SANFORD” W. 13th. b)*M*f Irrlldtoa that i* 'i you up ei*Ht(. wrong slant on the request. T hai Batting. Bob Klllntt. Braves, TABLE TOP electric w ater heat- L O N N IE M C M U L L E N ’S Market ti«imp K<.ii I, truly a*lur*'t »-*« »*ft re-opening of the case i* n o t) made two hit* In each' gx gama in NICELY arranged five ,-oom bung­ era. Hodge* Plumblln* 'Shop. B arber Shop open Thursday, lo r»li((. Mill tun* hsv* Isk tn II loft lino* Iftolntad play4T. luted aatt the Orlando playMIV.'riouble victory over the Giant* 2-1 alow, about 3 miles from city on 409 W. 1st St. __________ (rnaftatiofift . , , oftlrn vilH uroedortul loF riday A S aturday. was pointed a t the negll- IBnd 3-1. Ho drove In what proved oared road w ith several ex tra v i l l i C auiioai .T * i» •* d.focft*d. -----of UMPIRE LAVELY, w h o ,ijo be the winning run In the lota. Priced a'. 64,960 00 w ith 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D F a t I t — trial tftipply. writ* I)*pft. A, accordlIng to all accounts, DID I opener and knocked in two runs 13 N O T IC E S— PE R SO N A L Kilmof h Co., lac., FVli 1295. 5t»mfo«d, tattractive term s. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ NOT TURN scored th* other In the_ nlghtTURN IN uA FULL RE .| .Bnd . ______ IB M _ H ighest cash price paid for used v, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS C oca. Oft — |#< lu ll-rin d boftllo ol PORT ON TH E INCIDENT, leap. In all, he was rtflionsibU for Kayaiond LundqaUt. Aaaoclala furniture. Ted Davis F urniture SANFORD lU-auty B a to n -P h o n e H ,im p R o o t today a t youft druftiltxo. ?• '. . * “ # L I t ___ . . . . . \Cr UjSSjL'il 1354. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. Lavely. It has been stated, mad ,-1 four of his team 's five runs. • . ^ Phone 712 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Co. 311 E. liL Ph. 958. Aphlrin Phone 1354. Perm anent waves no report on the fact th a t Man-, ■ ■■ — ------- - - ’ ■ 7" ' 1 •' 41M acres, with approx. 600 standI’LL BUY your ear regardless of a g tr Bevil was escorte<l front DO.NH TRIM DODGERS IB up, guaranteed. W ater sof­ So many women write to our -k ™ . T’l 1 ^ age or condition. Roy Reel, 304 in*. old orange trees, located tener. Also open evening*. the field by the 8anford Cht-t • ■ magazine and ask if they I^af Hopper* Saifit Wstrtn Damping Off * ' about 1 blk off o f Route 17, Just W. 2nd 8L of Police Roy William* and 0 f - | PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. IB-riA*) should keep turning In their out of DeLtuid. Elect., phone and fleer H. M. Young. It l* al* u |—The Ims Angeles Dons grabbed l LOST A FO U N D used ctToking fata. Most <*r- w ater, no house. Owner will sell 7 P#t», L iv esto ck , S u p p lie s. 14 said that Lavely withheld the a narrow 17 to IB victory from Red Spider Mite* Mol* C rlc k elB * -* * Ik .. t)__ . L I UM ^ Dodgers V Lv U a *. here llast a .t • talnly y « l There II still a very reasonable or will U ke th* Brooklyn hat-pulling Incident and’ the Collie dog. about 4 month* trailer In trad*. See. Mr. Bowen, FOR SALE—Galled saddle horse, LORT: shortage—not only, in the night aa In# All-American Conhumping melee. old. ‘A ntw era to nam e of "P ilo t” spotted China boar, 60 pig*. Gus 641 Plumose Drive. j ferenc* pro football teams plqjrod United States but aU over the We Kanfordlten hav# nn Reward. Phone 1060. __ Bchmah. Phon# 8B3-W, ' .. an exhibit' exhibition game that ' opened’ axe to grtml with the O rlande world. Her* la what Secretary SMALL furnished bungalqyr^cnr. the gridiron season In Th# Pac­ LOST: F'cinale Rat T eriie r. white hall flab, all wa, w ant out HELP of Agriculture Clinton P_. . r w r M . UIHUUBfi i-.-73«tS'i? ific Northwest. with brown spots. Answer* to Priced a t 65,000.00. . Xndcnon sayi: " I t I. U U ' . ; name. “ Sandy”. Phone 829-M. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS EXPERIENCED celery grow er or neceasary to conserve e v f lf Am you irmihia-i Reward. Raymond L«ndqnUt,_A"eoelale dUtira* et tain trained farm m anager for farm pound of used f it. since the functional mo Phone 711 Atlantic Bank Bldg. la Zcllwood area. Qood position ° y*t**U fat supply ritu a tk o I M ik H W I IB A U T O S F O R SA LE fo r rig h t party. A. Duda A Bona, till* maka you aunar 8 BEDROOM houae furnished or la little better now than it waa ftum pain, fast “ Oviedo. Phone 1161. ______ . . . — T t y — - - ■ — — unfurnished. New electric kltehaarroui, ratUr pick-up truck. last year.” T hat's why wo 1939 PLYMOUTH ■ i ' ■ v a l e t auch llracaT Tuan e n tr y •en. double g a n g * 4 acres, few GIRL fo r cashier A eo*met!t coun­ Phone 912-W. ’ American women muat keep Lydia *. PlnXb*ra» yr*r»*t>l# Ckanfru it tree* on ML D ora high­ pound U> rrllevs auch symptom*' ter, aleo soda girl. L u sty 's Drug on ta rin g used fat* until the la * meant madkal laat jriaXhain a FOR BALE: 1MQ Dodge ton A H w ay 8 mile* from Sanford. Phone (■'."ip.i\ina pri.ftft.1 rft"'*i»»!:lr world wide shortage is over! ! truck with '42 m otor, 15.000 to County 6305. W i maka our own loo C m m . All flavor* woman troubled tht* way. It-* wliat Telephone 6771 ' V ORI.ANDO, FLORIDA m llea—also 4-wheel utility tra il­ Doctors call ■ uUrtna acdatlv*. It naa Stenographer Wanted. . • * ’' ' . Taaty — Dolicioua — Hooltbful bungalow loee r to be pulled behind car. 2-ton a gratia aonihtnx (Bad on one ol worn* W f T U M I N O - IN Wilson.- Phon# 479. t "lift*I l*ftper ten! or**"*. . ■_. Tho Pioneer* of Soil Fumigation In Florida ' ■ ••Aa n e r lo t load lim it Dick Aiken, I‘hun 9 o aT»kan tegularty —nnkham4* neeaWANTED—Carpenters and Brick Ipa build upr -------*-------" V W « U SED f i x r * 438-R. . aui','*l*'*^llo’ a t n * t atoftnachM lanlet Report — Short’* High ••- * i -■ * -< ' V, .» T sedan 6400 * —* • ■ft-. - . 1940 FORD four door * ’ Itriifel Cun. ;4 1 4 Sftoford Avenue M e n . I! LYDIA E. PINKHAK'S 3 SF Ph. 474 J a fte r 6:20. C h ic a g o YAUDLKY -V E N E T IA N Itl lN D S .Walker’* Proven Products DG-THB JOB FOR THE BEST ICECREAM TIP—TOP ICE CitEAM —i--- l.— C a ll— WALKER fer tilizer company TIP—TOP ICE CREAM , - ■ \ 'ft 1 - • ’ ' i . . . _ - i ■’ . . . Ky R ay (J o tto �9 r 4 ^ L* • ;y-- . 7 > trr; MONDAY, AUGUST 18,1947 THE 3ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ji‘ m Market Report SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK . (r«> ll> n 4 Itmm r« i» Om I first fiscal year. June SO; *1W*. Since that tim e substantial a d ­ ditional Improvement of the pro­ perty has been effected, incuding a conalderabte am ount'O f pavlnjf. The S tate Road D epartm ent, handling this la tte r pbnse of the development, hatdsut fare*!, a portion of the M arket property tom e 800 feet wide, fronting on Edison avenue, and extending back aeveral hundred feet In serve all of the building* erected on the •lie. In _addition lo access by hard-surfaced h ig h w ay ,.th e Mart ket I* aUo ydrved by adequate rail aiding facllltlee, giving dlr*»et- eori'Bet with- th a *cart1 ar* tapping the F ort Myers -arta. Cucumtiera. eggplant, pepper*, squash. tomatoe* and other produeta have been handlrd on the F o rt Myers m arket In substantial volume during the la it year. Man­ ager Nehrllng. In discussing the current outlook ha* expressed the assurance that the Market will g at Its full share of produce from the adjacent territory, during the year ahead. handling of gladioli ship­ m ents. through facilities made available on the F ort Myer* M arket, attracted considerable attention In the la st yrar. P ro­ duction of flowers and bulb-, in th a t area ha* (p-en an increas­ ingly Important Industry In re ­ cent year*. Activities throughout .the S tale M arkets system are concent­ rated largely at prrsvnV on the renovation of'.faeiltfiea, and gen­ eral preparations for the fall i *l •on, said Director WllSort. ' rS C - 1 H ’HHhnneil fr*tm F n if (Nifl new t ronfertuire in-com m ent f i Cxechoslovakla and Hungary CLEVELAND, Aug. IP,. OP)— a jjloa Winston rim chill made RF.RMNi Aug. lit, I'D c - l(ie With one of the "b ig 'fo u r" f u b f e r .o v ,, th e British radio survey- He*- Vmerican- Government aava savs tnO h a w been exprlling the Germanic comnanie* having reach-1 It* x«c- 1 u n ta y ' % the B ritish people t United State* occupation rone is Sudrten* and Rwaiiians, hut the und lt*47 agreem ent with the CIO nt*Inline nrnl fight it o u t" petting so many tlb-gnl German AMG ha« refused to take any more rubla-r workers, representative* ”t Calwell h at Iw-en in G reat Hrit- im m ictnnt ■ from the Ko*<daii rone Sudeten Geiman* beeau*u th* U. the union and the B. F. Goodrkh ain to -u range fo r the transfei that tlte.jaif* cannot bold them S. rum- can not handle them. Co. opened sessions today. of Rrjt.m* who wi»ii lo live- to and they a te trt-mg sent bkek with­ N egotiations liotweeu the union A utetalia. He vaid some |f[ii,,M*'‘ out |--roMi Lttiun. and the Goodyear Tire it Ituhber w ant to make the thatige, ami In V inWuW we.-ks, u ii, AMG report — ir - *'" Co, ended Saturday In an n g f-r- Aunit ui in inteml* tu move -oine { declared yesterday, G erm in-pol Ire tiitnt g ranting worker* six j aid th is >caii. jiunpiiig. iJ h bn ill the sta le uf l i m e , lender ing holidays u year in lieu of further tmnl yeei-ption of ItritirbeTx Jh^rv \ the Ruaslatt ruhr, asserted ♦'•.(111 wage increase* a t the present. s«elt tiftor *a : “ QPt u V ffie y rm> t- W g Mrefu: ff lttjj* fu r illegal-nnlry hut G. Ik i'attar*<in. venonil eiitn . 'b iti* .* ' *’ bvWrww< [ jailv-ani) —; srl for th e union, said ne hop. J K k s t i kill . i , U/izt*! rourts." tY fee-quarterj • the settlem ent s m i 14--Ii. m b ’ 1 ■» o f ihr^s hnd .to be rrtu m rll'ti lihmit YT-. .lippiuL-.h' • p attern for pacIS" with NTu- i~thrt" .ukl.OSill - ^a .-ple." * t ’ llwcd! - lidi ta.-iiig penalized, "big four" wpnpanlc*. U W it’.rh. "Fvetr st* tfie imak nf her navat AMD nfflrtaU in RhTenbjrg. Protect Your Hesllk Firestone Tire & Rubta-r (To, and pr,wep -.he only took care nf He»*e, reported last week aliout By Sleeping Belter, U. S. Hubla-r. pp.mmtKHl to :!5,IXHMMMl. There I* one refugee In in said be had b ft An I1H cent wuge increSJ-c was QWijiopidatlon In G tta t Britain, Ihe Russian zone l>ecau*t* he had INNERSPRING MATTRESSES granted employe.-* of tin- f> ur llTid under imputation in the de- ta-en draft,-,! t„ work in uranium rompanie* in Mareh. but hi-.t mlr.loni. BOX SPRINGS mine*. ‘ German authorities In lla*’. monthe the union annoonnd !t *‘l*iih - It. it,tin |f>-«mit.* tins aria til " have, rom ptainrd nf an HOLLYWOOD BEDS would seek another w ig - Ih>om . ili-bslsiHV to Ik* ironed out be influ 4 of German* from Husslan-Goodrieh mid union offiri.it i iv- \vill Iq -tar-i'tl nut, if another v f f liplsd territory; M aniifsrlurrd To Your dirali-d that outcome of i. strike wni happen*, wit!,nut oven Individual Order By if,T he Anteriran-lleqnte I Getntan by CIO-UKWA union!it* a t thi !• I Ing •. pilliutl . -I fe.it." NeW* A gelay u»ld v c e n l .i y rrfirm 's Xuiu-atoona, Ala. plant'll.Ight Cnlwnll Pit f h i plat < i" StrirtloRS on travel between the M allrriu Renovstlng A have some b'-aring on *odav‘* ion- liuild ii p"|iiilatp<n from, .Its llritirdi ami Ameriran r jnev, abalRebuilding A Specially ferenre. A fter'ag reein g to '(inibn mi -* nt 7,rpMi.nuu .t„ 'jii.mm.iMSi .tailed afje r last- JnnuarV‘« econ­ Call Ua Today -- Sleep demands for company-wiile tu-got. in ii--- next f ration* be­ omic m erger of these zone.*, would Better Tonight iatiun*. Goodrich spokeou-u ia lr r rm. , "'.ve la v e in faith to lit ' I* rcstOfed to catch person* tr y ­ said they would, not barualn on u lu erefn l Intention* nf tha Jup- ing to j r | from the Itnsstan to the eompany-wfde bast* dur Ift* a Wll St*.’* II. S. zone by way of the British strike. runeBoth factions reported, huwevty-, ft) a’ »mtemVnt eontalred in l l " that their delegate* wouhl appear Orlande Sanford AMG report, General, I,uctiu D. today for pn-lindnnty -talk i. SanfordPhone 1881 Celery A Ctav. m ilitary governor, nskrd: Sanford, Fla. "How Could wo justify German* from the U u 'tlan zone whim We ItfHjTOWAug, Uf, M i— Prenlilvtu .■^Pimnn twM lb Ir .< Iiel t. d r . that " I W the Vltllghleiieil u net ire of real it" I’EIPING.. Aug. 18, W1}—China‘s nine racy In all hunt in retati«i . ' Manchurian arm y .command will the only practical method hy which merge formally with the G i t . i aii*- ppaee and jg-osparity may !*• (imo'a Manchurian -headquarter* in iu rerl." Yep. we’re proud lo nnnouncp a * . Wednesilav its a move cah-ulutt d new addition to our feed Block . . . The. Rre«hlent said in n b iter to .bring about m ilitary c u t .rolti ’e r t Jici f"t 'lie yiuiventbin of nnother carload of nutrients from cal unity before the Comirumlsia American Pedoralimt of Teacher*: milk nnd abundant v itam in s . . . strike again. "Ity instilijni' in Hw licetts and Communist General Lin I'iao's mind* o f nil children and youth ■ to increase y o u r happiness. forces are expected to laiinrn their u deeper* MUt-e «f nur ile|>et»leiire sixth major ram|>aign •ometime in A CARLOAD O F ____ " ik- tn v n ,-ir.mliei. *flu.»ita pnd.e-il .i i’tirem ts'r: i-gxi provide th e brumi foiiii* On Ihe rlvil war scene, a fieight ilnt Ion* >Jt rtutphrativ i art tail in truln northbmmd from Tienjaln 4o nil n*[iect* of our rnnitnnu life Come Vn an d get* y o u r supply from uh today Mukden wo* blown up white cru is­ whelhr-r- - Wt i I. p-difTeal or kcti* fur ho«>. chickens, tu rk ey s and calves! ing a bridge south "X IF hi' m Ii-vr. no him - -*u charm ter. The locomotive plungtij into tin"N ever liefoT" im-i ntlr nation river. Itailwav official^ said the lialn hnd n g r e a ta r ' opportunity to tiestruck two land mines a* St pound- m o m trn te to the world th a t the (W rie r Second & S anford Avenue cd onto the itridge, abott il'l udle* enlightened p*aetlrt- of- ri’i t de llftiemcy in nil humart ' r.-fatiott northeast of Tie-c'.sim Then* wris Phone 358 if. • the only praetii-al method by no report on casualties. 'Ihe tiu in ii. which jk' scp and prosperity may c a n ied no passenger*. be ItMure ll." Truman Sends Iri'ttoir To Teachers Meet in j; ^ W»U< ARE. '( t i l L A R q E S < Oomniands Unite In 'Uhinem* Action SEEDS *fW»M CacoHirl'S'O C E A N -G O IN G R A F f -fdAf RIDES AMY WAVE O K -fKE CKlLEAH C oA sf 1$ MADE OF BALSA LOGS - i)U WORLD'S LI^MfESf WOOD* taatwiil tpifaitj, |m , WH{J fi^lj (ta m l P a s s O ust JUST ARRIVED! affairs. Gordon Bradley*, sveretary, Fred Williams, John Sheppard and Jack Ratlgan. *»«Tg. Michaels, Is. who, slpce March, rr»Blill*t(i final l*BM» Om > (IT tillR U tll Hum r a a f fh trl »* has served a t assistant bookkt-«p(leVntcd to diurtlSRion of t k . U tdU d- N a loo—r-Ghk-wttU-W_ar_flf llo lk r ilu1otor.Salgt to i hertv luu. Tl ' li mi [i i Te~ f urin ed ity TIIF. ASSOCIATED I'ltRS.H ohliged to re|H-at the hig four had business, social 1 and . welf.it v win-1 lo r riiupter* * Visit I'J.TJ dollar ir woitji only v«t*i txrwvr. Work1 experience that Qualify her writli Iwdh raci-* .to g eth e r from Well for her new work, ,the duties the Oegihniiig, or, while and negro al»mt Mt cents today In buying ' I'resldent Trum an, Green asthe ordinary sw w w fttsi o f lif-s, hut *• ite(lt will I*- reimmiimted by the of which she will assudp on fhpt, later mrtgeil. InterprelMlion u f the national It buys it lot mure in some purl-* Democratic I’urty, while the GDI' 1, one morilh Iwfore the Ixioth Is chapter* organized separately and of the United. Stales lllatt ill nm-umitioM will be a struggh opened Iq tourists. among Dewey, Taft* anil Gen. She came lo Sanfor.J from fiyl- organization’* constitution is th a t others'. vanta, Ga. as secretary to Judge ho facial or religious considera­ An Associated Press sprvey of Mar A rthur. H. 8. White. H er .'any training tion should influence membership retail prices in 111 leading clllea Ore»-n said that Heliry W a lh ir In business subjec's , wn* nt of any chapter, aa'.il I.enter II. In nil sections of the nulton re ­ wo,dd iit.t Ik- abb- t« prevent T ru­ D raugh’s Business School i,|- Sav­ I'eicelln of Atlanta, aoutheastern vealed strikingly .Irregular* in- m an's remimination, and th a t a annah, Ga. She left ftanfnrd for regional rhuii man. ' third party - movement on \ValIIm m mend Ing concentration on creases. ' aeveral v e a n tfurlng which time Some products have soured tuit lac**s part was unlikely. state rath er than iiutionnl legis­ >h* w at secretary to thk IniVor nt Form er Guv. Slnssvn of Minne­ of all relation with .others com­ Cohen'* departm ent store In Jack- lation, the group n*ked th a t cun- pared with prew ar days. Some sota ha>l developetl ''consldsrasldr-ration I* given to securing: a ■onvllle. - *• special session of the Florida ||Ir* where living costs were low­ I'Je” support among lilieral and l^ lm r votera tK-fure he express ' Mr*. Michaels also svrvrd for legislature for passage of a rent- est In 1030 pay the moat now. leveral years as inter-departm ent control ed approval o f 't h e T aft- H artley The Survey showed I is not renewed .after lecretary fur the City of Jackson­ n rs t spring. You can e a t for less, hy‘ ami Art. Green -aid, adding th at he ville In m atters relalln.r to pure large, in Minneapolis II,,m in moat ronahlered Gov. Dewey the lead­ Emphasis on a Tallahassee a VC foods, sanitation and vital stallscities. You pay mure fur meat In ing rnndidat'- fl>r tin* GOP nolitltics. S h e.also hpd chargu of a chap ter was explained by ' the th r parking rap llal iif Ciilcagq mnii'in~nt~prpvt’iit. w titr n m jir th n a lilH Iasi spring,' Jacksonville girl sruu; troop. than rl»ewhere. Your housing In S anford she ha* (ton* school which passed the House but diet! dollar buys more in Kan FnttBliRi welfare work, was president of the in the Senate, almost w ent un­ ami St. laiuis, and least In DenJ T J for five years, slid is h form ­ observed by the A Vt» wrhich would ver, rum pared with the other Is-en banned from Using tho er member of the Sanford-W ont! have •Ha Club. A aon, Jam es. M i-In,J, name In the sta te If (he hill had cities. TA MA/.UNCHALE, Me*., Aug. , -Your <Inthing dollar goes la • student a t Stetson l.’nlveisity. become law. 'Asked to speak winn he appear, nlmut as far one place ns another, |H Or)— City official* re pm ted amt • daughter, Mary C ray die ed as an observer, lU-p. Ilratb-y hut buys a lul less than In either today at h ast 10 known dead at •e l la high School student. Tumal, night and one-half miles Odham of Sanford said "the item or !U4ft. south here w here .a roaring land­ abolishment of discrimination has -1 Your m eat hill ha* gone up ed on cnlor or creed is po**ildy ‘ .............. . . 7 - • slide Friday' night wiped out 13 the best policy for peace that any mUfh .n" ,r’-’ * » » hmisr* at the ford of a mountain* Veteran's nrganlzaim n could have. your bread or milk lulls. B utter ptak on th e .P a n A m eriran Hlgh-| Invited la ter to Join the o rgan­ a n d 'e g g s rata much higher - on way. iCtMlIaRM ft mm* budget than- they did rorn* Officials *nid .another landslide 1 Tex., probably Lee Chapman Ho) ization, ho ratsirred to allegat­ your on I In- heavily trav e lh l highway land, who suffered head Injuries.- ion* of a communist connection, parallvcty Iwfoir the war. In most Items, h a lf-o r more of nt Villa Car rad s, It* mllca north, Huglin, who related In a radio | which w rrr denied, and said lie Interview th a t hn kicked sharks would have tu know more about it the price [ucrrn*e has come in Ihe ' wI| k*1 out most of (he houses In the taut y rar. But while your housing liny villagr am] th a t two* bodies aw ay during his long: night in ihe tiefore Joining. buys only *hn1f ,as „ much hnd bean i -covered. water, reported AlHirsun said no­ - The JarkHunville chapter • » .» »dollar { „ . . . _, The two slides were caused by thing a* the big pfanu plunged asked to sponsor one at T n lla -jr* 0*^ ** !l’ *- • •” Colttmerattcisco it buys heavy tains which accompanied a -tow ard the tea and destruction— hassee and to revive that at the i 11111 n,' ‘* week-end hnrrieane. At Villa (Inlvcrsity of Flurida, amt tha ht|lre than it did In June, 1040, “ He only smiled very (ABelly.* t-erradn officials said at lets! The five bodies hajllml tip from Tampa chapter to sponsor new three kilometers (one and rightthe sea Included 'huso of naval unit* a t Orlando, Tamtia Univ­ tenth* miles) of the highway Capt. Randolph B. Upper of Aud­ ersity and Itollin* College, w rrr under tuna and Iona nf ettth . ubon. Minn., Portsmouth, Va-.-wnd a A provisional committee, to (('KWllHwa ffri.aK !'•« . Hurl CpI. David iatrr, Watertown. N. V. continue in office until Ihe state all feature length picture* ex ­ Identities of Ihe others Were not conference, wa* named with Dr. hibited In th eaters In the United in color. , announced. II. I). P rrnsky of Miami Beach States. T hr rapacity of facilitfei "tig* effect of the practices (The Army newspaper Stnra chairm an. O th e r members: Imui* for commercial color processing charged in the complaint tins and 8 lrlpea In Tokyo aald nllied Bunty of T am pa; Ralph Stew art, and oth"r. operation* In Ihe Inis Ik-cii tu restrict the drvelopmei,; headquarters source* had confirm ­ negro, of Jacksonville; Jack Gor­ Inrxs o f profeiiiunsl color clnsr of the a rt of profexaiunal color flearh; llarvy ed that the other Vfcilntl included don of Miami tnslography h as lieen inadequate cinematography by others than Col. Carl A. Russell of Richmond llam berg and Jaruiu llne Bamberg to meet the demand for filming tho defendants^ and tu drprivw Heights, Mo., and Capt. K. It. Rtlll, of Miami, ami F. 8. Davcnpori of motion picture productions the public of the b onrliit nf who tha paper identified as lire of U niversity of Miami. cupfprtlibin in Ihls_ business.’1 Pilot. An unofficial tqurco sold A rm y Capt. Cecil Sigmon, no ud. . dresa given, was a membar of the eraw.) Russell was an assistant chief l'» ii iln«i -o f sta ff under M arAelhur. lie. He, had ri’Katlwava'iiKM no idea how Irniii he would be L a ir and Boyer, like the reacu gone. The length uf Ids trip would Col. Huglln, were member* M acA rtbur's headquartert Joint depend upon the *ilu*tion and con­ ditions he haa to investigate. strategic plan and operation* He was accompanied by Got. group. Kugene !* Miller and I.leut,’ Col. The pilot bypassed little John Richard P. Tipton. •too Island, a fueling stop w est of here, to m ake, the ROME, Aug. it>, (/D -I.ie td . run from Kwajalein direct to .*410 Sanford Avenue ^ H a w a ii. One Tokyo source, ex General John C. II. I^ e , In his Plaining why the pilot may h a v / first public comment on criticism bypassed Johnston, said th e little of hie command published in the Island la extrem sly difficult lo United Stales, said today the a r­ ticles were unw arranted and dis­ find In poor weather. !hH C a p t Roy Gano, directing n torted. Lee Is rotnmamtar of the destroyer division in search for M editerranean Theater of opera­ aarvtvors ws* startled early today tion!, U. 8. Army, Robert C. Ruerk, S'tlppe-H ow when he viewed one of tho five bodies hauled fro® t W s e a n n to ard columnist, In five articles printed la st week, tsld there was hie foredeck. discovered the corpse was lavish living by officers and their th a t of hla longtime friend. Navy wive* Iq Lee'e command, with co­ U e V U T I VENTILATION, TOO! ‘ TRo Randolph. Boyer of............. Audubon, llated ryrn forced to serve as ‘-flun­ keys" to tha officers and their h“ * °*a*t keep small fry of1 tha from Minnesota, they were families, G eneral Slscnhowsr an­ So. . . with a simple twist el • year apart at Annapolis nounced Saturday the Arm y's IntJ wrist, regulsta y o u vaaetua •d together until a j e a r P ec to r general would Investigate. 'Bds.lo c o n tro l.s e a tils tlo a j Lee la st week refsrrod to W ain w ith tha chiaf of Koval operaIng ton all queettons about ihe a r ­ * In W ashington.. , ticles, b u t today his public i d a Aluminum * ■b.e -lions sta ff Issued a statem ent ng him as saying l Sloal—Wood n w arranted a Hacks rcflcctlni upon the character and Integrity ol FREE ESTIMATES mv officers, enlisted men ami i thorny womsa. and tb slr fam ilies, through --Vi: articles Which present a complete­ ly distorted view o f actual condi­ - ; ' PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW AT OUR NEW fertln g a t tion*. demand refutation from the _____ , , |__ , v a o a fT M - aourrea other than members of LOW PRICE. QUICK DELIVERY , 48 mile* north of Rio Da Utls command.” w a n seeking mean* of statem ent raid ho web Inst sggretslon tin-, corned inspection of hl« theatSr by o treaty. the Arm y and the press. A group ________ to m e et o f Obrrespendents left for Livorno, 820 W. SrdSL Phan* 1152-W f:00 P . M- E astern a t Loa'e Invitation, u see condiUons there. V '. : f .-v==^=£irj. w m 3^4 AP Makes Price ■ •Survey Of Cities A F I* Drive TJumrSoIiTBuRermllk l*roducli I!uni’s Tuxedo Feed Store Heavy Rains Cause Mexican Landslides Search For Atcheson ■ l Movie Suit Lee Inquiry "3 not In good position to hnndle (k'rmans Flee From are 200.000 Sudeten* and Swabians to our xone froni CxechoReds To U. S. Zoner -( coming Slovakia and HungarvU* ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY' Veterans Group I British Cabinet ECHOLS • b p 19+1, ( ( ' • s II s m S I r . e And Union scon Goodrich Open Negotiations QAPS- A 8 0 U 7 ' A S LA R ^E AS FO O TBA LLS* Mrs. Michnels ; By r . j . W HISKER ; W IN E RUM 'G IN ★ ★ ★ ★ NICK'S PACKAGE STORE SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. % ■ -=-«. ■ ^ 1 N- & , x I 1- ;d : % �--" -ft (a Umlty Thtr* la Strength— “ T 6 P retest Uw P h m of U u W arldj To r r o a o to Uio Progress of A ta s rk a ; To Prodaca P r a H n t r fa for Sanford. THE W EATHER Partly (londr through Wednesday -with scattered afternoon and earl) evening ahoofra. Moderate ea st­ erly » ind*. i\N INDEPENDENT DAILY NKW8PAPBK VOLUM E X X X v ia Truman Acts Established 1908 Dousing Dolly To Duck Heat SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1947 Aaaoclatod Prfaa Luted W iro IMarshall Has Prjaratfi Talks At Rio Mce Carusi Appointed As­ s i s t a n t In S t a t e Department In 3 , Way Agency Shift No. 198 Reds Hit U. S. On Indonesia -*•»r-v .sre—1* ^ 0 =-• -- Conferences Arc Hcldfyj With A r g e n t i n e , Chile Foreign Min­ isters On Treaty “Good Offices" Offer Called Dangerous . Attempt T o B y poss United Nations . W ASHINGTON. Au( . 19 W>»- QU1TAND1NHA. Bmii!, Aug. 19 LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 19. 'X ) Ifl*)—-Secretary of State M srthsll —The Indoneniin rovcrnaient charged today that ihe Dutch sn d Argentina's Foreign Minister. were determined to destroy the Juan A. Brsmuglis, diKu--* I all • ar-born East Indies republic. msiif point* of the In k . l„.\Kf: SL'CCES-S, Aug. 19 <T) can Defrnte Treaty at e Kmtia demamted today that lem. hour private conference tod Ugo Cannl, now cemmiuioner thr Srturily Council »et up * wo conferred at Br* of immigration and naturaliialion. commiiiion to inreriigate and sr* apartment. w at appointed a ipecial auittanl e_ lha.;.Outyylliil<i|te*i.m-rtnv-. ■ "We ditcutted all tile in the Stale Department to take tet ami dttiply attacked the point* of the treaty and eschew ’ Qjfttll charge a/ a turvey of all United State* fpr a "dsngerou*" v d rv iew i.” (irnrf.il Martha!? p h atet -a t the d iip lecrd '- pehon* attempt to "by-pa** th e. United s i they emerged, Bramugti* Ic problem, including resettlement. Nation*." » newsmen "thd general w*» give ' T h e shift Involves the reaigSoviet Deputy - Foreign Minis­ a itstrm en l." nat'on of Watson D. Miller as ter Andrei A.' Gromyko, stated Marshall is to deliver a nia. r federal security adm inistrator and policy address a t . the conferee lire Kussivn imiitinn for tha Me appointm ent aa rem m iaiiom i tomorrow and Is expected to a first lime in an emergency coun­ of naturaliialion and Immigra­ out . U. 8 . view* on que allot ' TONI Of VIOVTABIIS AND flUITI A«« CAXTID rrom the* Covent Gsritcn M nkets, fendon. largest In tion to succeed Carusi. cil mretmg-'ummnnrd at hi* »p»facing the .delegate*' In d ra ftln| Britain, to the country for dumping snd plowing under because of a glutted market. Wholesaler* charge Mr. Trum an named Oscar Ro»* edic request. a hem ltphere defense treaty. that retailers refuse to buy large quantities because they want to maintain arrlty" price* irrttiwcu swnmr*. Ewing, former assistant ch air­ Norman A rm our, assistan t see He charged ih af ih< United man of th * Democratic National re ta ry . of statu, and A m bassa­ The retailers say .th at Ihe wholessler* prefer tonsrasle the produce rnthrr than sell at<low prices Market IVIN DOUS get hot In the scorcher that has been sweeping the nation, Slnte* wa* attempting to "forfii__ ^ C o m m itte e, to replace Miller as wotkeis are shown above piling up hags nf eahbage at Covent (tan lrn for slnpnu-m to the dum nlna oo considerate Alice Donovan, 3, cools off her favorite playm ate under a dor William Dawson accompanied IT i giMiJ riff lev- i.ri lm|'iiie<in" na.f federal security adm inistrator. (fnlernaflonnt) —-trr hydrant la Now York CUy, f i r em an George Rally helps- (international) - M arshall U, t he conference -wish .^ y jn d i. A ilA laslresort, fh*eebbaga-ww-oBered-for»atcTU tWiTHinTiiui* a »,n k. was "showing ilDregaiil of th e ^ n Riamuglia. dOnesian t'enpie nml lack of retby presidential secretary CharleLater, the «ecrelary talked p ri­ in-i-t fur the Seeufilv CmincIE" C. Roa* at a news' conference. vately for 40 m inutes with Chil­ “ Thi- persistent offellng of good Carusi , will bo special assisted! offlcet l*v the Coiti'd Stales h#. ean Foreign Minister German to the new A ssistant Secretary Vergara ’ about ‘ the projected cimie* even more difficult to unof S tate, Charles E. Saltim an. treaty nml about Chile’s economic dersland after (lie ln-iotie,ian govRoss told reporters: problems. crnnirnl had inked, the council to T o "On# of the im portant aspectt create it, own cmnotitslon for atVergara told a reporter his In Mr. C arusi’a new position lulrntioo and investigation." Grom­ country ami the United State* will ha to make a complete su r­ MIAMI. Aug. I!', o il- The yko declared. weie "In complete accord" about vey of all phases of the dieW eather Bureau rep n rtel n Iron lie *aid the America-! attem pts treaty point*. He expressed the ^*plscsd persons problem, Including Iral storm was developlritr today in could to* viewed only "a* an a t­ belief that A rgentina would ad ­ the resettlem ent of the displaced the Gulf of Mexlrn at-'UII 'M* tempt to liy-pas* the United here to the U. S. and Chile in persona and the adm inistration of miles west-southwest «f Kp V West Natioii*" and th a t thi* v j* both views. . Preaidant Trum an'a direr live of and was moving slowly westward “ undesirntde and ilaugaruus.” Cuba, however, wa* on -record Dfe. 22, 1045. a hoot eight mile* an hour and in­ Prevmtislv- Gfomvko it*»l, tsld a* warning she would refu ta to “Ha also will study tho opera­ creasing in Intensity. Ihe t ’nited State* wi* pulling unless IJ covered what the Cu tions of the newiy.formed Inter­ The WenthVr Bureau renl alnuieCADIZ. Spain. Aug. 19 0P>lO■a*lla a-,* an I’a** * li| . Puiily nf Sanford dunking Wa­ BATAVIA. Ivre. Aug. jo ' l l "*|iploni«tie p tessu te" .on the Innational refugee organisation, T lir Boaid nf County Commita*» — — — — ---K * ^ e»t winds nt tiF.10' AT M. w en Newipepermen eitimaled today lien. N w dm niii, romutamlei in do'ncsihTH: ter 4(ul, lie‘ lieciloin from roll | h<| ween -I0 and 50 mil ’* p e r hour Spending considerable time In lipnert met jretlettfay am) adopted D. S. Deputy Delega'a Ilersrhel that poiiibly mote than 400 p r i­ Europe and South America.” foira nr disease-forminx b t l f i '* Within 50 pi Itea of Ihe ren ter md fln cf of Imh.nc.iiu RcpyMo.Ul A', J .ila w n denirtE-thwt-rlte^Anwpbnomy budiel” with e*tiMr. Trum an, who has frequent sons wore- killed sn d kcveial etiong squntls cxicml omr-* than WM lmUy ti*|MiTird to lITf Cily fntreb. oulcieil lire army today iron government w a, exerting any genciaVToperation* oullst ly advocated the admittance to i nt thousand w ereTinjured in* the erby the lluieau nf fjiboraloiie* o! 2<H1 miles to the en«t and nnrtli to piepaie ftn |m d ong«l l u i l i i e i i i c u r e on the Indon-dan*. “Tit# o tV $ 4 l6.023 for the fiscal year this country of ( 00,000 displaced CatiUon was advised all inter.-d* Im loncian governnient ha* on) jnljf in the* Ncllicitsnd* 'E5*t Ind:.*. illc Slate of Health follow­ psraons, wrote Miller In corme-r- plosion last night of a naval to '- beginning Oct. I. In the RoulhenstWflid Gulf of Mex­ , to sav out offer Is not neceptaahl* on w ith hla new assignm ent re pedo and ocean mine factory and tloi I f iitsdlmir d «an |*«n $ **lmi '.Hie oidei wa* lunadcatt hv ing letl*. City M anagri H, N- ico n ir» , and small crnfl were In accordance with its policy ngtftrallsatlon commlaitonar th a t W8T*hou.,. „n the Cadie pcm niuU. w arned tn rem ain In tmrt kou II i of ihe flepulilu .ill l.lilio .it the In S-lVer declared thi* moining. ef rigid economy, and in spile ?lf "tha eonacleoco of the nation hr» n u ‘h ______ I ■ . ' - ' Miami around tn Rain-nt-i Facli inniith the City cnlleclt 10 ' The storm center devrMp*-1 out ilniir Xl.tii u p il.il cd Jngj.ikaM*. been moved *iy the tragic p lig h t, Official censorship kept secret thsrp advance* in the co*t of jabot WASHINGTON. A ur. U», — of these persons.” I the number of casualties and the and material at well s i incrested President Trum an's air coordinat­ ijrnplei nf water ftpui dilfrieitl of n squall wave tlml struck ilu- if, cj, in Ja v a ’s intriioi. it ianv: ing committee recofnmmd* Hint location* md tend* them to Jark- lower pint of Florida doting lb - ailei the N rlhetl unit aimv an The appointm ents of Ewing and eitent of the ruins, but the Span­ demand* for road*, drainage and (Coatfsnoa ■■ ran * S lit. ish Cabinet described the damage dilchet the Board decided to oper­ the m ilitary services be given «’nvil|e in tp cn al -rnntainei* fur- night with wind, up to 50 mile* nu liminced that "di.*«lic retaiialnrt g rea ter freedom to p la t their a ir­ hour In gusts. At Miami rlgn* as grave and the Spanish news ate without a n y , inerrsic in thr plane buying several v e trt ahcml niihed by the Stale ilnatd nl were knocked down in the Ijuslo.--' liie-liutrs" had been l iken agaigil agrncy Gfra said it was of "dis­ urrirnt 10 mill rate, reported O. This would mean lifting, an-far Health. Ihe City'* water utility aten. tw»nI* lorn lonse from ntiwir- Indnnrtian tiure* wlijch. l|ie as A rm y and Navy plane |iiogra-n* *r*tem. he le iraled . i» operated inga nt the city yacht hnsllt, and Diitrli iflii, tiie d 'tn putlr fnrwal:l aster proportions," with "numer P. Herndon, county clerk. The Heml hole County Junior are concerned, thp restriction* tree* uprooted • at n num li-r 6f in the fi.il.iluM , n lot 40 mile* ftranilier of Commerce i« cbntinuous victims." under the *!?nl ui|ieivi<lnn nl 0 In order to take rare of fast falling on government • agencies int- it, illivi> to raise $5,000 on (xilnts. 0, W ater supplies failed. Elec­ growing a rra s of PeminnJo Coun­ from the fact that. Congress a p ­ tin* Im inl, with pritiKlic lln p rt| which to iipcrnl*' (he Tout I it Booth Small cinft warning* were o r­ mu lit nl Jo g | sk a 11 1 1 tricity was disrupted. Rail and ty, the prim ary objective of the propriates only one year's funds 'i"n* by it* «.imtarv engineei*. dered up yesterday fiom south of Tho Dutch snid tit . lofll re l | iM>tl nnnniineed today that the m ad communications to the city Board Is to concentrate on road at a time. Mr. Snyet stntr-il that he would Mlnmi around tie- 1-Toriil.i K< y* ,'Voio b i ,,r , u j h iii alta/k 'ilg In rll* would lie rnnvivsseit Thursday nf 75 , 000 . situated on a penin­ An Increasing Interest by the The com mittee, composed of i La the puhtir in ln> enriectl)- to Sarasota on ihe West ( o» t. donexlnns, tvhn f I-■<t h-avtng dond in oi.t. r to rcgistiu t.iuit* which repairs and some new roa I con• public in religious news, inri sula shaped like a frying pan strurtlon. he declared. The bud­ governm ent officials, made t/ii* -nformeil , n- In Ihe condition of No warning* were displayed in nod wounded on 111 - field. Tho the people of Hanford have for also snapped. emergence of the Church as a get for the road and bridg- fund proposal in a report to the F tDulcll llii'iiisrlvc, ui.niiwloilgetl n-itl and In ie,iiie»t donation* to­ The factory was a mile and x and engineering serv'ce is esti­ sident on present aviation p< tele* 'ti* City'* water *ii|'l>l)', sinew the cl tv. however. world power with 'an Insistent The W eather lltir• nri reported seven Dulcll hilled an I 1 1 tvuiiud- il aid tho program. there ha*e iTen rurnni* dillhalf from central Cadis. The blast message of. social organisation in mated a t 1222.200 and account* for It also expressed a new opposition • g the past week that it is con- th a t winds of .78 mile* on hour i-J In yesterday'* up • nljoni.-HtWi All iiiisine*, eitahliahm onU will an intarnational scale was re caused the g reatest dam age in the more than half of all expenditures. to lim iting American over sea* aii tsinlnateil resulting In lllne*-. had been sustained, nver « per list dirmnu ordered reii'-«'"l scorehrd lie i Qntactril mid a hous • to house ported by the Rev. William Per lightly constructed houses In the operation* to • single a ir line. campaign will he conduct ml, ac­ The next larg est Item of operat­ Ole S tale report receivu) to of five minutes beginning a t 8:50 earth taetirs. ry P**tor of the Chyle- papular summer colony of flan ing expense Is 198,740 for general Mr. Trum an turned the ,-apori -tiy was hared «»n aiialyt)* of A. M. Tbe.irjdicatlonx are. Mete­ cording to C hari,e Luke, vice preHn omitted refer-*r c * to th r a tian Church who le f t, week re- Severiano. nver to Ms new te m p irery Air sample* of w ater taken orologist Krne*t (’arson said, that re'ase-fire order of Aug nod fold tthfsni of the local lavi-ees. Rlaat-set fires appeared to be expense* and sa larlst. .T he Fine Pollcv Commission. This I* a r ’.v- to 49 turned from Buffalo, N. Y.. where A tirogre** tjia rt will he drawn end F orfeiture fund Including sal■II Aug, 13 from .the following the souallv wave >vss th« bark- hi* force* to fight on until ,-ivir( r n lla s n l • • Page Sim) . .h e attended the International lash of a stormy are* which p as­ elgnty mid te rr iln i" ! inteigrity nod i* tn tie roared in the ilp'Vnariee of prosecuting attorney and Ilian group he recently appointed i -cation*: • and World Conventions of the to advise on aviation noRrir*. town area. The i-itart will show Uw tnforrem eht officer* it e«tl1— Municipal (Vnieletie* out- sed over the city from the south- ttere restored In Ihe reputdl-. Disciples of C hrist (Chrlstlsn On the point of ordering m ilitary -'de of the City limit* on the e*iM vesterdav, and moved on out m ated at 535,150. A dispatch of the Irid-me *i an Die datlv receipt, for the program , Church).- . * Into tile Gulf of Mexico. For countv health work, includ­ airc ra ft for several year* to come, •-•nth sble News Anuncv. A ntnia. from Jo g ­ it was stated. The press of the country gave Mr. Luke, itn trd that $1,500 ef ing the Health Unit and the Coun fhe air coordinating rom m ltt*i had ja k arta, said the Repuhi-can* had 3-— At I'n rl Avenue nml Twenmore space to the activities of tv nurse, $17,906 It estimated this to eav; 4 ('a m t In n M n n I’ h h p 'Mila I relected n (Tilne,,- t -uuest lltat the 55,000 goal ha* been collected, DETROIT. Aug. 19 ( A h Closs tha Disciples than In previous "In Peacetime, substantial tn -nfh lim ’s Nnliuttnls wlthm rrpub­ nml "there is quite a hit of money to 10,000 Chrysler Corn, hourly- Exes* ffe t for fu rn itu re and fix­ ev savings and more effie'ent mi!iyears, Ind many h tures etc. were p ut *A 510.410. lican lerrlto rv i>e armed n » -ec- out that lias not been reported,'' rated workers were -Idled today . Ilea ssn t th ir crack raportsrs to ___ The H otplU l fund was set at ta rv 'a n d production planning u rltv corps to protect _luca lie a d d e d as more mid-ninety tem peratures eovtr the n e w s - o f . the eonrenThe—“xrrffrfffTJture jlu h h a i" am! ‘p roperfie*. 197740. the M others' Pension fund would result If a l r r r tf f pnieurec —u«»tt f> uiiilnvee« In several key a u s ip u k • tlon, ha atated.. a t $3,610 and the rannlng kitchen merit-h r U lrgm ilitary se tv u t* weie A li^risdrasl Indine-Tin nrmy MSteeil III-assist' the Jpv.-ee* in A ruling cunie finin' Robert N. cumiriunlo'ue said Dutch Iroep* tltair campaign, and member* of e. Ha w as aceompaniad on his departm ents to leave th eir Jobe. building fund a t 1177. Agriculture hated on long-range program s Denham, cminael of the National ra th e r than the present vear-to* 3,500 mile m otor trip by Mie. * A shortage nf ca r bodies from th« otganiralinn will lie present K M I I s n S ea Pago Plat (Utinllniird «» l'«*f **!%! Labor Relations Hoard; torlay'thafl year practice.Yealee Miss Sue Williams snd the corporation's Kercheval Ave­ at the reg n tta to he held nn l.ake WASHINGTON, Aug. lit, ‘AA— all officers nf l a W unions m ust "Several vear* usually elapte Mnntoe Hent. 1 to aid hi receiving Miss Maude Jtnklns. They vis­ nue plant, attrib u ted to “heat between the firs t des|g i and nrtual Britain, now engagrd in "dollar swear Ihrv are not fVimmunUts the donations. ited Canada, Mount Vamon, Get­ walkouts'* by the m anagem ent, rrl'sli" discussions here, Incrcnnd Irefnre th rlr unions or affiliates production of modern aircraft, x x The Jav.-ee* are exneatlng to ty sb u rg ' and old hlatorie sites shutdown final aisem bly opera x F ighters usually rem ain In pro- her buying froth the United States may use tha briard's services. Register 2ti0 rooms that will be and shrines along the Atlantic tlons nl the Chrysler division plant hv 5 percent to a total of n ta tly In Jefferson Avenue, DeSoto Sind Ill* rilling wa* an Interpretsdurtlon a t least three years r.r.d available when they are needed. Seaboard. *100,000.000 in June. NEW YORK, A ug- 19 -l<PI— tlrm of the Anti-Communist pro­ T hat Chrlet has tha answer* Plymouth divisions. RANGOON. Burma. Aug. 10 bombers five to six roars. Thla was disclosed, bv the Cen­ vision*. of the new T aft-llartley Stephen Thuransky, Aintrlenn cit Approximately 5,000 Plym outh |yP)— Flva gunmen were report­ "C urrent limitation* on tho !Ife fo r ,th# Intricate problems and sent ed officially today to hsv* a t­ of funds perm it ordering only sus Bureau today a*'Anglu-Amer - labor law, which gov* Into effect Iren who was *rre»ted by political ills of the world for which the division employees were Iran conference* continued on the , church it attirin g valiantly to home because of tha body short- tem pted to kill Finance Minister small initial production quantities. imeatlon of easing term* n f'th * Friday and appeared certain to pullce In |ltin g ary hut later es­ stir controversy In labor and per­ caped with the airl of an American This resu lts In a irc ra ft being built find tha answers was tha domlTin T ub official, arrived today with his A t the Chryeter Lynch Road largely by hand method* tml w ith­ 1-1,750,000,000 loan a g r e e me.-it haps In congressional cirri#*. nant Idea expressed at both the Heavy shooting alto was mad* last vear. It w as'rep o rted ATHENS. Aug. 19. (iD -D w jg h t At th e .c a p ita l, aides who help­ wife and two d au g h ter, aboard conventions, he declared, aim gear and axle p lan t 900 w orkers reported during - the night at out adequate production tooling. England Ukely would get revision* P. Griswold, head of the American the vessel M arina Jumper. was expressed by such speakers were released a fte r th ey asked per­ scattered piece* in Rangoon In­ Approval of long-range urogram rrrm lttln g her to Increase pur- ed Congress member* draft the T huransky, 64, ami once a aid mlsslan in Greece, nnnouneed new lew said the interpretation as. John P oster Dulles, Charles mission to go horns. cluding the ihssdqusrtera of the requirem ents for contract a u th n - rhoaea from the British dominions was broader than these member* farm er near Columbus, O , was today th at Greek naval crews Ixstlon, subject to annual review, P T aft, Congressman . W alter Burma armed police striking for­ at the expense of (rede with the have Indicated th e ir own In ter­ arrests*! In Italnssagyaim at, llun* would lie *rnt to Norfolk. Va„ fo r Judd and C harlta Clayton Mor­ ces and the. residence of Mr*. would reeutt In: (A ) greatly re ­ United S tate, garv, on Aii|* 1, allegedly _ for training and would return w ith pretation is. duced airc ra ft cost; (U t a more m on. 4 Abdul Bsxak, widow of the American official* said privateDenham m ads hi* ruling when rtilirliin g that country's Com* sis motor gunboat* recently tra n s­ efficient and etabla airc ra ft Indus­ The most thrilling service In education m ln stsr who waa as­ lv this would not curs England's issuing forms which lalmr lead­ munlst-dainlnated government In ferred to the Greek na-.-y. the convention, he said, was a 1 sassinated with a lt othar cabinet try : and (C) a sounder has# for distress but, by ru ttin g down her e n ere to use when disclaiming a street corner conversation lie also announced to n new t Industrlak p r a p a r a d n e * * meaWAR KINGTON, Aug, 19 OP)— processional of the natives if members last month. outlay of dollars, m ight give a any Communist affiliation. . He broke aw ay .from three conference th a t the American ml*: The Office of Denfense T ran s­ Tho official statem ent said 42 nations carrying th e ir coun­ gu ard s while being transferred slim would open headm iartere Tho question of w hethsr over­ measure of relief without g o lr« to trie s' flags. „ These represented portation today lifted th e p artial more than ISO persona were a r ­ Congress for revision of England's n • , n , from a Jail.In Budapest and wa* Thursday a t Salonika, near tha seas a ir operations should be re­ em bargo on United S( sates coal rested early yesterday "fo r se­ ^ t h e nations o f the world In which obligations undsr the i«*n agree-' K C D C I h S l H T C I l d c r driven away with hi* wife in a northern fighting are* in tSo shipm ents to Canada. stricted to ono airline long ha* P t h * C hristian Church tiaa churchcurity reason*/* merit. car h r an American official. Sehlen Greek guerrilla war. E. N. N or­ bean on Issue of coqtruverty. The em bargo waa Invoked last ts operating a t the present A Rangoon police spokesman The Census Bureau re p o rt on ( hapin, U. S. M inister to Hungary, ton. production and distribution Wednesday m idnight ag ain st ship­ said Tin T u t h ad telephoned potlee American export* In June shows! protested hi* a rre st ami the Amer­ specialist of the africullritgl dlvtWARD ACCRITKD “One was Irapressed,” declared m ents via th e Canadian National fo r help, saying ha waa under att h ^ alm ost every European rotmj,, ASUNCION, Paraguay. Aug 19 ican government asked an spot- ■Ion. will head the Salonika office, nment owned daek. T h r T u t said he personally C harles Edward Word, J r., ton t r r except England reduced Ra (AT— The governm ent announced c'gy. — iie r. Yesley, "w ith the fact that Railways, govenrn to lie located tem porarily in the (be participating nationals rep- princilpa! rail line In the do­ had not been In the line of fire o f' Mrs. C. E , Word of Daytona buying from the United States to today th a t a fleet of rebel ‘ships Thuransky. said today he was Up 8, consulate. m in io n .'It was designed to speed Beach and form er resident of Han­ H erbert P. Eandsdale. director and th a t sentries around hla bout* ressnted but a sm all p a r t of trie level* “m arkedly tower" than in which brought Insurgent- .down iwreated because "I wa* defending universal C hristian Church of the return to th is country of exchanged shots w ith th e gunmen ford, woo ono of 26 out of 50(j May. the P araguay River for their as* America against tho dirty re­ of the post-UNRRA eeetion of t b t hadty,needed U. 8 . • frig h t cars applicants who w ere recently ac­ who approached through a wooded 500 000,000 num bers, th e largest, This contributed x 13 percent vault on thla capital had atirren- m arks by Communist and social mission, said the first ships carry* in Canada. cepted a t apprentice school a t the dec 11m la 11 . a . shipments over.- dared unconditional!y„ m ott influential and m eat rap- ^held dem ocratic -leaiDra/*- -He Fully.Figure* released b_ ___ „ N rw nort-Nxw s. Y i; Shipping idir grow ing- rettgimu body oh ■cos, th e first titah le break In The announcement made no rr.< n- th a t ho was beaten with sandbag* relief program were du* a: Pirae­ the time Indicated Canadian Dock Co. H e will learn to be a thle country's rising postwar trend tlon of two gunboats, the Paraguay by police front whoso cm tody he us. the port of A thens, snd Salon­ earth.” National had been ta rd y on m ak­ BURKHALTER DIES m u te r mechanic. The e d i tio n s axvorte. Exports trialed Vl.- and the Ilum aiU , w ith which the escaped as they were shout to ika Thursday or Friday. T heir ing return*. The em bargo did not JA CK SON V ILLE, F la , Aug. 19 were baaed on K holerslilp end of l’l 1.700,000, reb*l* Have harassed government tra n sfe r him to “ the eo-called cargoes include 17,000 tone of “Vyl? affect shipment* via Urn private­ (A N -Peyton B. Burk h alter, pro­ character ratings. force* along the P aran a River In horror chamber.” flour. ly-owned Canadian Pacific Rail­ minent In sporta circles here and SSI ■ ■ 4 ’ T huransky said 90 per cent .'of lW ANIS GUEST the south. I t w as announced re­ way, Canada'* second larg est four year* a member of th e city KING UNCHANGED U. 8. 18 SUED ». C. A. Thompeon. sup­ cently th a t th a Pargguav had been the H ungarian pe<ro!e were proy m playground board, died suddenly W ASHINGTON, Aug. 19, M V - erintendent of the Florida Metho- Interned by A rgentina a t the re ­ American and enti-Communlst and HOUSTON. Tex.. Aug. 1 0 J A V ODT officials |n announcing o f a h e a rt attack here today. T hs condition o f F leet Admiral dislt Childrens Home a t E nterprise, quest of the rebels themselves. wanted America “ to liberate them The Texas City Term inal Railway rooming, aiuiougn he the Immediate liftin g o f the em ­ “ was president of the G ator E rn est J . King, considered “seri­ will be th e guest speaker tom or­ Company today filed an 18.000,009 The captured ships, the govern­ from th eir liheretore." ful night Earlier, bargo today expressed belief the _ Association and waa a In addition to hi* wife. Tereao, suit against the Unltwl 8 tatea had reported that the ___ ______ purpose has been served, In th a t fam iliar figure a t college football ous h r th e N a ry yesterday, h a t row a t th e KiwanU luncheon at ment announcement naid Included n o t changed during the la*t Z4 the T ourist Center, L e tte r Tharp, the Ituilango, the Toro, the Pollux 46, he was accompanied by hit government for dam ages to tha improved state the week-end, but the return o f Ui 8 . cars h ss byen bgskgtbelt garnet as an of- hours,- Retheeda N< ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ and the Cot. M artinet, and several daughters, M argaret, 26, and company's property during, the stilt criUeaRy UL «* 1 M ary, 21. Texas City disaster of last A pril. d rrn id en ! Truman today announc­ ed a shift in three top level adminiatration aiiignmenta detignrd to ipaed up federal action on the European displaced penont prob­ « 400 Feared Dead County .Board As'Mihe’Factory Adopts Economy In Spain Explodes Budget For Year Water In Sanford Tropical Storm Is Indonesian Army Is Found Pure By L y' W eil|ToW PrePare For Lengthy War State Laboratory Water Cut Off, Elec- Estimated Outlay To­ t r i c i t y Disrupted tals $416,023; In Cadiz Disaster Mill Rate Remains Report Based On An­ alysis Of 10 Sam­ ples Taken Aug. 13 Change In Airplane Buying Suggested For Army, Navy Order To Ccar.c-rirc Near s Breakdown As Dutch Retaliate n>.aid Jaycues To List Available Rooms In Canvass Of City Church Convention Is Reported By Rev. W.F. Yesley 10,000 Auto Workers. Are Idle Due To Heat Union Officers To U.S. Exports Decline Take Anti-Red Oath Despite 5 Per Certt*”*S BBlffNfiTpMjj . IncreaHc1To Britain ThuranBk^Tells Of Flfalil From Hungary Burmese Official Ifl Victiin Of Attack (ircck Naval Crews To Train In Norfolk Embargo Lifted On Canadian Shipments Shipn In Paraguay / i i XL' f. � 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 18, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 18, 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/5fcf8e7504de941e8688b815de3a4468.pdf 75919eb1565434c30a45317444adf69d PDF Text Text I 8:1Ik/II .. t * • , , . . c» .i <% -r -- '«» o --. V • ■->.<><* it w i af*!0 r • " m . . . . ■t v»:.V V * '1 O V-r-i f * - ‘Hr, <#Y>- r. " ’ 1' * " ' fS «*. r w er c>>re h^ve wc been able to offer our friends and customers such outstanding values! If you art* in need of any kind of furniture*. * it will pay you to see the many bargains at the Ted ll^yis-Kufiiiture store! DON’T HUY until you have seen o a r prices! SHOP AROUND and COM-, PARE! SAVE! Yes, you will.save at OlIR store! Come in and look. . . Convince your­ self that this is the biggest savings event you have ever seen! 30 DIFFERENT STYLES BEDROOM SUITES 3 re, BLONDE BEDROOM SUITE ¥. 3 HEG. NOW 109.50 79.50 129.50 Kitchen c a b in e t s WERE 19.95 LAMPS - LAMPS ' LAMPS 100.50 WERE 59.96 NOW 9.95 4-W ay FLOOR LAMPS, Special, .2 TABLE LAMPS, Reg. 9.95 Now 6. 9 5 END TABLES 1.9 5 llo L A M P T A B L E S ----<|rr BED LAMPS 1 re. MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE Kitchen Utility Cabinets NOW 4 9 .5O BELOW COST! CHIFFOROBES Kitchen METAL TABLES *• w er e NOW _ JIEGULAR 39.50 - * 12.95 N0W 2 9 .9 5 7 .9 5 i 4 PC. MAIIOO AN V UnfinlNhed BEDROOM SUITE T_ i I-* -* 4m 159.50* Baby Carriages CheHt O* Drawers 129.50 REGULAR 30.6Q REGULAR 24.60 WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE 139.50 NOW 47.95 NOW 47.9 5 109.50 MANY (H’ll KUS AT COMPARATIVE HAIt(IAIN PIUCK^I BELOW COST! Cotton Mattresses Bathroom Sets • * REGULAR 6.95 NOW g.95 REGULAR UJ.!}5 I SECOND HAND BARGAINS -r— 1 n & iii 2 rc. * - : * 2 PC. OVKltSTUFFED " LIVING ROOM SUITE 2 PC. LAWSON LIVING ROOM SUITE ................ .........189.50 109.50 . (Below Ciwit) 3 l*C. MAPLE LIVING ROOM ............. ROOM SUITE ............169^0 1-19.50 3 PC. OVEUSTUFFED- LIVING ItOOM SUITE ..............:...... 1H9.50 >ll».5t) •* . NOW 43.95 -1 1 . d■ . 11 See Our Stpck of ■■ H Stainless Sheen Pabco 11 i j *Rugs & Yard Goods' i-H 1 ------------ ------KM 1 » 9 X 12 Berkshire Rugs. REGULAR 22.50 NOW 1 7 .9 5 : Many Other Comparable Bargains From Which to Choosal LIVING ROOM SUITE HI ASK ABOUT OUR EASY TERMS 3 PC. WICKER LIVING ROOM SUITE ' BEAUTIFUL DINETTES ODD WOOD BEDS LIVING ROOM SUITE MAPLE—WALNUT—MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE -X '•*’-> f ■r j 'j . - CHAIRS 95c up cr LOUNGE COUCH $ i L i 4.95 White Enamel Dinette s i? l u l i u L A H L Y 24.95 12.95 up MU t w in « PC. Lurjil ‘ t V " ’- -- «** - • -i * _ii-jt'j-? *.gfg REG. NOW 89.50 49.50 fi PC. Red-White Chrome Dinette 89.50 , 5 PC. ^ Unfinished Drnpleaf Dinette U? : 69.50 ‘ * '-,= _. 24.75 MANY OTA£R EQUALLY GREAT BUYS1 - +3 1 T . 3 l l EAST FIRST STREET “GROWING I• < « \ FLORIDA” M S, 1 . ’ '• ‘ * *' - 1 t t- .• ____ _ .... W' • V-. S PHONE 958 - ■V . S,. , f ! • • . <• >■ X -.* r 'v . �f ( a U a ltjr T h e n l a S t r e n g t h — To P rrtM t Ik i P t i c i • ( U i W orld; To Promote th# P n B m of A m erica; To Produce Pro*parity for Sanford. THE W EATHER j._ji P artly cloudy tonight and Tues* day with a few scattered shower* mostly during the afternoon. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER / O L U M E X X X V I11 _ ILS Ju les —t—*« Suit Movie Finn Established 1908 sanford, Fl o r id a ; Mo n d a y ; a u g u st is . mi ; A s s o c ia te d " P re a a L u t e d N O . 107 V I W ire Rio Meet War Orphans Greet New Parents -r To Investigate Of Military Agency % Gen. Wyche To Probe HighLivingRumor: Lee Declares At­ tacks Unwarranted Technicolor Sued Ini Justice D ep art­ m e n t ’s P r o g r a m vj To End Monopolies WASHINGTON, Aug, IB i/Pl Msj. Inin-hit Ira T. Wyche, Wai WASHINGTON. Aug. IB UY Atlomey Geneiel Clark, e n t i l ­ ing a monopoly exists in the pioduction of coioi motion pictures, announced today a filing of *n an ti-tiu tl suit to end "illegal a r­ rangement* and agreement!." . ■ Department inqrectfti ’grnrjal. left today hy plane' to look into p u b ­ lished reports of low (loop morale and high living hy officers in the Mediterranean theater command id Lftui.* WneV'al C. H T .cr" *v * •' Clark Hid'a GAV dt'iwh Tf be­ Wjrclir is making ' the irispe. * ing filed in the U. S. drtlrict linn trip at tho duet lion of Gerp v b u tl al Lot Angeles naming at ria l Dwight D. Eisenhower. chief defendant! Technicolor Inc., Tech of sla/f. On hit a rtiv a r here nicolor Motion Picture Corp.. and Saturday Itoni -a trip to Alaska. * E aitm an Kodak Co. Eisenhower told reporters that A ssistant A ttorney General Joint F. Sonnett, in charge of tho stories published in this country Ju itlce D epartm ent'*' -a n litru n l that Lee was living in lavish fash­ division, aald in a "statem ent, that ion would he looked into. HuTechnicolor Inc., had "entered instone* were written lly Robert Ru t o a - s e r i e s o f agrSemcnt* with a ik . uo - AmasHwit—rtsrretptmdentT -— Eastm an, whereby patents, new d c ^ ------ f f) 0P m in ti and lechhologirnl inAI*o on a - rip to Inspect mill, • Wotmatlon relating to color pho­ IANOINO AT IA OUARDIA FIELD, N. Y., from Copenhagen, Denmark, thrr* tary Installation* In Europe la liny Danish w ar orphans are greeted by their new parents, Mr. and Mrs. tography would be reserved fi.r General U m ar Hi a.lie/, uflt-n technicolor’s exclusive use in the Elmo Welmert of illodcctt, Ore. Cleft}, who were anxiously awaiting spoken of a* the next chief of BlfOlt DIFARTINO Burn New Yurk for a six-week* tour of Eu i »| hmii Iheir arrival. Mrs. Welmert readies for Erhard Gehnnann, 16 months, 1 professional field.." staff. Bradley left Iasi wee*, with being held by Stewardess Huth VicKfery whtla Mils Olga ilelm of lha ‘ his first «tup in Germany. H r/ L„ i . lien U m er N. Biadlcy, In-ad of the Velci-tits Aduiintstt.ilini), "In our view," Sonnett added. t-tlsu lo.iefsttrlers- Wtilte uvciieus, lie will insla vt Ihe.ioiulillntnof Ihhi|>s Itinerary Include* Italv. "Technicolor was thereby enahh-i U. S. Embassy, Copenhagen (top, background), holds Itosita Annies, 14 It. the M nliti-rrstican q'ln-.itie rMiiimindcd by Lt. G c tt, Ji-ltn C la v . The War D epartm ent ».nd Iliadto control and monopolite this months. Purser Gustav llctk (rigid) carries Ursula Gcromin, 10 months ley. who waa given a» Vet-canal A u/luiiiitist has charged in diq-.iU'lirj fimii aluti.id tli.it Gen. la c it s business a n d w a s protected ojd. Tho children were born In Danish refugee camps, (International) llnlcruational I A dm inistrator to make the trip , c .'tc n t,allied widespicad abiuci in tils cunuusiid. against potential competition from "naturally will look Into all eomliothers. tinn* affecting Lroop* in the Med­ “ Our suit aaka th a t all the il­ iterranean T heater a* well a* in legal arrangem ent! lie cancelled other areas such ,r* Germany and t ^ n d that the court order such r e ­ A ustria where U. S. Army troops lief to patents and ’know how’ a* m e stationed." will dissipate the effects of tinWyche a t Jrl* departure said he unlawful practices charged and O •■■IIMua • • l',K . *1*1 perm it the eatahlishhinent of f n e A lent Alive agreement lirlw r-'l competition in the industry.’’ Call iltliilicll. Inn- ball iatin -li Sonnett aald th a t “Technicolor does over IK) percent of all the m in, <d lire New Y«'sL Giant * business in professional rnlnr riiiami iiMhials tti tin- hatllm d Ran . em atography” and since iP-ll hall t lnlo- and -C ttr oHiM.il*- ft "h as praducad_ the positive film all of th 'Ulnae A' A* fen g.iiiltnit llir In* all--ii nl i lai.-prints fne for all thee ’Class n lu r t length motion pictures slid baM-iiall farm sdimil m iMhiu-d Rotarian* today enjoyed ■ rare LONDON. "A uT T I b <**>--IV'W nost of the short subjects and GRLEN BAY. Wi«.. Aug. IB (A’In, lire coming cputiy. ,v.ii ttsaile anim ated cartoona produced In — A woik holiday of up In 10,. London P iets speculated wid-dy treat in tin- singing of Mis* Agnes Imre llnirsday. it anmnincrd Miyskawu (it Charleston; W, Va., color by tha motion picture in­ OilO.OUU working met* on electron today on the reason for an rm rr who was introduced at t h j m eet­ today Ii\ laJwaul I brum-, m an­ dustry-.** th e United S tate s.'' hy next will highlight the gtney cabinet meeting which w at ing al the Tourist Center A ttorney G eneral d a r k said in dsy ager * |>| llir Xrmiimlc t mult, a supplemental statem ent: "This American Federation ol Labor's summoned by Prime Minister Alt Andrew Stine who also Introduced v'lismlx i nl t -*111111110. her brother Dr. George M iyatawn, case is a p a rt of the Departm ent campaign to insure the large*! Ire, hut government sources de­ and Mr*. Miyakawa, Mr, Slim-'* of Justice’s program aimed a t Th,- advaplntt**-! of ,tropesl.v at vole against member > clined In disclose the reason for daughter. breaking up monopoly power in jm w blr ORLANIK), Aug. IH ‘'I'* M»* the Satif-i,-' Munreipat Airport f"r Alisa Miyakawa, whose original o( Congressv who voted for tin- the hurried trtttu n . hniisitig am i.(ouuIng |>||■{«,-«■•* f**i Industry.' riimery was ret » |‘ his statewide siieli home is Sacram ento, Calif. ha» a school vfnrit polhb-l -ml tu "Motion otton pictures in color today Tail-H artley' l-aw, AFL President The consensus w at that ill xpantion nl iluAmetican Vetruing with th e Opera Comlque in Mr. Ilisl-I * It represent fr from 16 to 20 percent Willism Green ssid today, nyreling wat concerned with ur­ P aris; France, with numerous Jt'aalbiaed ea !’*«• a ll) ■-tans Commillee ami (,l.ills mad-The niiitti i will Ik- or* -* nu-d In in tins Al a news conference before gent developments in tJii/nin's symphony .o rch estras , rtle id s) Ior a 1 bm da conven the Imijii-I nf ditoctora *<j the New country anil Is now preparing for he atjdreised the annual conven­ economic crisis and probably with concert* in West Virginia with ti-'i, here or Whiles I’ark, |iloi,sl,ly York (limits mul to the ' *it v t'n u misslmi T.*r filial -!*t'ixi-,*i. .iti.l Mi tion of the- Wisconsin State Fed new proposals for revision of the the C harleston orchi-'tr a. S-,v. 29 ami in. lligglna. ICrms of ihr United l-Satrs loan. She was accompanied l.y liras ■ v n atio n of Labor. Green forecast A group will meet I Iniisday to Present «t t Ire- iunf-**'he • with A terse , uninform ative an Kudell in the singing of "Song the most intensive ptogram ol nounci-ment that the meeting lino of Songs" ami "Comsug Througli l<l<ii (imiutiuii »"l an (Jilando Mr. IfuM-.il were Juitii K iiilei, political action in the hiitoiy ol been held heightened rath er th in the Rye" and provided her own inanagt'i tin-*Kanfm*l Bn.,t*all chapter, and it wat indicted nil* chili, Gi-ioge Stia,-, prcvidi-n*. *-f * i Ip piiajictrd that mo*: diXjH-lli-d speculation aa to why accompaniment for the difficult JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 18 Spe­ Congressmen who approved the the ‘guvarnment m inisters had hue- aria from the opera Cavalleria l-li.isis will l><- pl.ii >-d on Inntialum th,- Snafu'd Ibi—hall A Ait. Ui!>im, cial—Appointment of W. F. Nehrl- hill would h r defeated, adding that riod hack to 1-omton hy plane, Kusticana. T his opera, composed of ch sp lrst at LslUhastre. Kul- Mr. Iliggin-. Mnym II J. Gut; Ing as m anager of the Fort Myers train and automobile only four by Pietro M asragni, Italian com­ Imt College *ml lam ps Universi­ Cliv Manager II. N. Saves niul and produced in I NlMI, ty. wills revival of a chaplet at C ilv 'f’i*niiili**iuner An*hc*v Parris ’ ^ J t a t e F arm er's M a rk e t,.th e out- be never had tern the * workers days a fte r Parliam ent had •ad ­ poser wisv. • lo o k for continued expansion of "so aroused." journed. for its summ er rece.*.*. brought him musical fame. llir Univrisily nl Ttdiiila. “Miss Miyakawa has a voice of th a t new unit were noted here . W hatever th e, purpute. ap p a r­ G reen's statem enet cam e at a \ t tin- ,-nd *-f ihe me,’ting, n 'today in a statem ent dealing time when one of the principal ently decisions were reached, fur wonderful tim bre, resonance and w ith, current conditions through­ item s of business at tin- sla te con- sum* of the chief minister* y. quality," commented Jotyt Hughes, state vlen-proin-iii «f the C l n | out Florida's system of State- volition wa* a proposal for a one the cabinet resumed Interrupted Sanford baritone, who was today in. Iust rial union ,-iiiiiicif. Richard • a syiest of the d ub. Other guest* I’.* Green loaf of Jm kKoiivllle »nid operated m arkets. William L. third assessm ent increase per vacation* today. . Sir Si*fford Crlpps, president present Were Capt. Harold Kerk- tt-aI the CIO wrlcnmcl tin* AVO Wilson, D irector of 8 tate M ar­ caplin to finance a aimilnr polit kets, commenting on Mr. Nehrl- teal action cam paign in Wiscon­ of the Hoard of Trade, *ml Join. irlfc of the Orlando Salvation I*- Florida 1,,-,-aji^- ilu- i-i"grains of the two High luxations worn Slarchey, minister uf fooit, d ep a rt­ Army and W alter ‘ Haynes, J r . log’s recent acceptance of the J sin. President Gordon Brissdn i>ro- lil-ntlcai. ed -In chartered planes, while . post as m anager of the F ort Myers S late President Gcorgo H a W posed th at a picnic lie held by the Ssfma 20 negro** flidilu-rated Mm . tLitu* Mo hitf!«* ri^piifetil *‘f M arket, expressed the belief th a t man preslicirit the convention another nirsraft was standing hy a substantial gain In volume of would approve, without, much con­ to return Health M inister Aneur- club at Blue Springs, ami It Was wilh the while incitilx-r* and *n Sanford Tor 2't yent*' «.,< ,i|iling* p art of t hiruin,: aasslon decided th a t this will take place oft poitiled Friday c-vi-m-ur fl* full•frustnesa could be*. expected, as troversy, a slx .ce n ta monthly a s­ In SSvan m Inverness in Scot­ SftMSIaii** mi, r Sli) Wednesday, Sept. 3. Members are tilm- ntanaget of th e m*.v Tourjsl •g ro w ers throughout the adjacent sessment instead o f fo u r. Tht land. advised to g ath er on that date Information ltofith ill 1‘ark kreMeanwhile, In .W ashington, A r­ area beeotqs Increasingly fam iliar additional revenue would amount at 3:00 P. M. a t the T ourist titt- nittl Jb rtlinore lioul* vnrd. . with th e ' facilities and services to fdd.OsHJ, which would be uses' th u r A. Cal well,* A ustralian min­ Center. The apiMiintmcnt was math* a f­ ister of imm igration, expressed provided by the State. to assist local trades and labor ter tlx- J a c o m m l t l , " In riitngc Th# F ort Myera M arket, young­ council in fo rm in g political aclicr. belief th a t G reat Britain can on­ itn-l InterVlewcl nim* applicatita ly "sustain a future population est m ajor u nit In the S tate’s groups. for the |Mi!iitijin. Do Hu- i«-mof 30.000,000 to 36000,000.” system which currently comprises Green and Hajierman said th at * If* made th a t statem ent to a I'ARIH Aug. IX tfl1)— A hunger nlittc,* welt- club President J. Rtusome 27 active sales centers, was Lalror la apprehensive about the sin k s Iicgini Unlay among Hie ib-y Odham, t'hurlc* Ltik*-. vicn tl'aatlane* aa. a ll) completed and opened for bus- status of world jreace negotiations WASHINGTON. Aug. IH, M1)— -l/iOO Jew* a!»>aid three British iirrslili-nt tn Vharg# nf external inaaa late In 1845, D irector WII- and American foreign relation*. II ..nllnura un I'a sr w it, President T rum an’s Air Safety deportation ships a l Tort-He-Bone, , eon pointed out. Tha m arket site, He asserted th a t unless Russia new* agency reBoard w ants "intensive study” to the French ^ ra llie d a t 16,001. and expend!- takes an affirm ativ e, attitude, in be given the Idea of having alt pertad. Ij'M lIsSfS SS P t ( l t i l l 'E u re * for equipment, construc­ y A dispatch *aid foyd waa re n t airplane passengers backward. — j l ■ tion of buildinga and facilities, In its fifth report since a series luck ashore after It had been represented a to tal Investment of BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Aug. of crashes In May and Juno led taken aboard the ships hy the So­ .672,211. 00, a t the close of the WASHINGTON^ Aug. 18, W -' 18, UP)—Violinist Stephan Hero, lo Its creation, the special pane] cial help, organisation, Kntroaid • • r a g e at a) The tong standing diplomatic atgu33, spent the weekend in Jail afte r observed th a t “on the* surface it Fnihcataa. Tha Jsw* were returned to ment over what constitute.) “ free" ha waa arrested on a w arrant seems much can lie said: for fac­ ASUNCfON, I’ara g u ary .A u g . 18 charging him w ith stealin g , his ing seat* tow ard . the re’af of Fiench w atere a fte r their ship, election* ragixl anew tudav with tin' Exodus IU17, was .intercepted —(/P)—The government aald in a own two daughter*, tha grand- plane*. Anglo-Ameriran charge* that a rommunlqde today th a t Loyal­ children of pianist Josa Iturbi. Among other points of the and ramm ed by the British off million non-Communl*’- voter* are I'nlcstlna. They have refused to ist troops were “advancing In all Jteing dlxquallfied In Hungary. Ha waa to be arraigned in mun- weekend rep o rt, the board: W HITEHAVEN E n g , Aug, I I sections in tenacious p u rsu it of leipal court thia afternoon on a Recommen ded that*, the Civil go ashore at -I'ort-De-Botsc.----- A Drilled S tales atatem enl dec­ UI’)—Tha N ational Coal Board the rebel* who are flte ln g In complaint signed recently by Itu r­ Aeronautlca Board authorise the lared that the Comnium* 1. -domin­ k pcatad In tho blasted undersea complete disorder.” ated government a t Ilu lain-** U bi, who waa In Pari* when Hero civil aeronautlca adm inistrator to The bulletin said villages a* took tha children, M arla Teresa, har com m arlral planes from air­ ’ w illiam coal min# and no hope resorting to such "grolewiu *" pre­ waa held for 14 miner* still u n ­ round the capital had been mopped 10, and Maria Antonia. 0, from ports lacking adequate fire-fight­ texts a* listing Jew* a* Nnxi* and up of Insurgents who threatened Itu rb l’a home hare and flew with ing equipment of plana to provide accounted for. old women ns prostitutes' in order . One hundred seventeen men were Asuncion last week. It. • them to New York. I’o ttm a ile r Joel 8. Field today to har them from taking part In The rebel* w ere said to be In the shaft when ait unexplained U rged « sw ift hearing and warned against th e ' mailing of next Sunday’* national b a llo tin g Hero, who returned to Califor­ explosion occurreed lata Friday. "abandoning In th etr precipitate nia for a concert in neary Red decision by the CAB on whether rhaiu-lettara and cards, a ronsid- on nremliera of the H ungaiy Pnrll.Thirteen wore saved. Sixty-nine flight their munitions and food lands, was arrested F riday night an e x tra marnber should be added cruble number of which are tx-ing ament. of the bodies have been brought •tores." The British said thousand* of wh«n he stepped from the p lat­ to the crew of a four engine plane snaltad a t the post office and In to tho surface. “In one sector, we recovered form . HU-bail waa fixed a t 116,- t'l handle flig h t details. Vuteri, were bring- disqualified for collection h«xr* in Sastfoitl. * Boon) officials ordered a 10- 11 heavy and 23 light machina- 000. The violinist raid his daughth a t by next July 1 The** qgrds *nd IfMer* are un- "no good reasons." g u ns" -ami—o ther—m atf ria li the t r m n ill New York:--------------------i hour rsW.e e st-le st-n ig h t-<ee~w#e Ux“ t n d “PB^pnr>t*' T* tiq u ir T nsitlW rllW I'lhe T f o t e m warned — from— jronTnmpnw trvtnjffvd -------a th .J worked A t. rrtw at L had unrem itL communique said. The' statem ent Tha chlldren'a m other, Maria ed to w eer ehoulder harnesses a* th a t they were rem oval from Ihe their n-itresentatlves in Uu-Ibih-sI rebel officer* Itu rb i Hero, ahot hcrsalf to death an ax tra precaution in event of mail and forw arded tu the ln*psc* * to urge l-ajo* Dinnyet, Hungarian Jfcvgly to reach antonhad miners, listed numerous ^ a t the crews ry-entarad th e mine killed or captured. prime minister, to take “all n, cesIn tha Iturbi home here U st year. crashes. tor in C harge a t AUanta, (Ia. ' today to search’ fo r the rest of aary steps” to correct w hst the A t tha tim e sha had a divorce suit •the victims. VISITING PATIIKR GAM E SUMMARIES S tate D epartm ent called “the ptepending against Haro. Haro's a r ­ BILBO IMPROVED* - Meanwhile, this Cumberland John L eonard/, J r . accompanied .re..st . .waa NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 18-UF) voiling electoral abuses.” in a ’ Interm itten t sum m aries of the . . . . another ■ ..... episode ittcounty town on Solwoy F irth by hia aunt. Miss N all L elfesta aerie* of legal entanglenfents over baseball gam e between the San­ — Hospital authorities said this ’.prepared for a weak of funermla with Whom ha livaa a t Coral raatodv of tha children am i ford Calory Fade and tha Gaines- morning th a t 8enator Theo G. GAR STOLEN beginningg tomorrow o r Wednes­ Gables, Is visiting . his fath e r, qybt. Hero and tha lata Mr*. ville G-Men will be brought to Rilbo'a condition was "decidedly A 1041 Packard, tho property nf attorney day. Borne 40 miner* Were asslgd- John Leonardy, local the paopte of Sanford tonight improved” and th a t a fte r a restful H. 0 . Odham, 2010 llihiseu* Court, ,* d to help eight gravedigger* Young L eonard/ intend* to re­ o re r rad io station WTRR, alnca bight ho li able to sit up In bed was reported to hava. been stolen nARRISON HKLP.ABBD proper* burial plot*. H earses kept n t rn .borne soon to toko a 10-day Jack H arrison, third baaaman, approval to broadcast lh a contest today. D octors said Bilbo la now sometime during tbe night from Dp • steady procession out of a cour** in public speaking In Miami WM released today by th a S an ­ has not beeen reclered, It was s tro n f enough to take a plaintive where It waa parked in front of m ortuary la tha mine University. Ha la a junior la Ponce, ford Celery Fads, it waa an ­ announced by oxmeer view of tha fac t his cig ar smoking lha Odham home, accoiding to DeLeon H igh Hr bool. nounc'd by M anager John K rldsr. River* th is m ooting. Is reatrtetsd to certain hours. Sheriff P. A. Msro. AFL Plans Drive British Cabinet To Defeat Labor Is Summoned To Measure Backers Emergency Meet Tenative Agreement Reached For Giants To Hold Ball School Here KotariaiLs Enjoy Election Day Holiday Australian P r e d i c t s B r i t a i n Can Sus­ Musical Program F or 10,000,000 W or k e r s Si a t c d t a i n 3 5,0007000 ^At Lunch Meeting Veterans Group Seeks To Expand State Membership Convention Is Slated In Winter Park Or Orlando By A VC State M arket At 1 F o rt Myers Has New M anager Mrs. Michaels Is Named Manager 01’ Tourist Booth A ir‘Safety Board Makes Fifth Report Deported UefutreeH Bcarin Hunger Strike Violinist Jailed For Taking Iturbi Girls ll. S. Hits Hungary For Voting Abuses Paraguay Loyalista Are Gaining Ground Hope Abandoned For 14 English Miners Post Office Warns Against Chain Letter» e Wanes As Search Continues For Crash Victims Atcheson, l'ourOtlscrs . S t i l l Mias i mj., 11: ’V T t v . . **• Asix, lx. tdb " d lis m I, Sel,*ld. ll.illiinorv. Mil,, i* lir-d ia line a*. |S iw iW surif'.Vor to George I*. \lrhe>>on *n* (he Alii,-,! t'o n ln d l.ouocil lor Japan. iiili.ild. a l'iL’2 x rsd o sle o! the Xa*.il Xcadrmy, h ru rrrn lly on ihr «la(( ol tl d i r u M , 4iuli(-. leal adtisoi in General Douglas Mar Xriliur. WASIiISgTON. :t?. 'M ill. ' — I'lnlniie by ti in Iiliglits, suslacicluji ti-iilmuetl liieii te a u ji t*islay ftss \iiilia-«.ii|ur tlringr Airis*-*-n. Jr. mil four other victim, •-I ill Atari y (lane ci.uli, tu is ili.sm et *>l Ili*-ai •uivmiiK liu-i ' lli.su .M lioiils hi a inuyli res were *11 tlial alim ul no hop.of llndmg (item .llite An tn xt ait It on ■< tn ltu ril irate Hilt 1" ' ifMinie at il.irilrii' In iwpi rr 1liifr i .inking o llirrts liotn Urnri.il M.irArt lint'» tliiilrgn and "|N-iiiliim, 'l-iff alto were ami,ns trn |KStrengris.and ciew inni i.„t when the II I?, tulmund Irons'To­ kyo, u.i,h<-,I nit,; ih,uk-inf,-,le,i oali,M^«lt.-,-Mionvn,; mit 'o l gat,!* hue only. <>, tilth, west --( |V ad I fail,,„ . t Diplomatic *mlirihs*in Waxhiogta-n *md lh*l ,l,-x|>itc- Atclii-renN vast knowledge of Jaoaheu- pro'lent* lii* apparent ih-nlli iir-'h-tidy W'ouM not delay nrrnntn-iin-nt* for draw ing up the peai-<- !ri-ntv with Julian. I'leparatinn* far waiting ii iqelim inaty d r a ft alte.ul. m.well advanced, they »*id.i Three men of the 13 ai- on.I Were reseued yesterday from the elioppy sen. dotted with bright —oiveisil kimono* from (apart, am! fiw'" “Ii, * Were recovered Those ream ed were f a pi. T, 1 Rider of I’onca City, s'kla . win, “offi-red n l-rokuh nnu: *'.-l Hat v* v lluglin of l-'nirfii 'it. i-nv.i, mid a Sergeant llollnml of t'oliur-m-il. II imi 11 m in i Mu I ’Fttsr '! » » Temporary Ramps Readied For Regatta GIlV wuiktuuii »rw—nuHlttir—4i, ti-mporary ramp* at tlx* J oke Xinti r,x| liulklu-nd west of tlu- I'ojret tiiiard huiltling in nt,V-t to focitit it to Hie laum-liing or ta cin r boat* on l.nbar llav. Tln-V nr- a!*-, re moving old piling, said t'ilv kf:,-t niri-r II. N. Hayer. ' One of lilt- 160 It)' I ' i - ' i I inttlur* iiHt-d |,i provitle elei'lrtc power H-r pumping w ater at tire ctw water tdaiil will lx- put hmk f(it„ ,t|,,ta lion during tire la tctr pail of Hie Week he luedicled. I’m It for Hitoth er Dit-xel which i* nl*-, lx-uig runaired t\;e due to arrive *,Ktn, lie *nida During the period of repair th e Florida Power and Light Com|,nny ha* pxivjde,! current to oper­ a te the .pumps. Dominicans Seek Red Invasion Inquiry CIUDAD TRUJILLO. Aug, 18 (/Pi—» The Dominican government said today It would welcome nppointmi-iil of an international commission to Investigate report* that an "international brigade" nf "Com m unist revolutionaries" was assembling In Cuba to Invade the Dorhinlcati Republic. The announcement *ald the governm ent felt' R ' xholitd solicit the “ good dffices” of some other American nation tn prevail uium Cuba lo |rerm lt such an investigatlnn. (F irst r,-|Hirt.ft concerning .th e ninhllixatUm of a "revolutionary arm y ” In Cuba came last month from the Dominican am bassador in W ashington, who said a 3,000man arm y of Communists from Cuba, „G uatem ala, V ettriuri* and P uertn Rleo was lielng assembled Communist Party In Latin America Is Described As Rus­ s i a n 5th Column Q I ITANDIM1A. BrhfiT, Aug. |M idrt ■ th e I luted States iw mally p inpiurd today that the Inlff-Anirm an i ’oiilcieticr discuss •liiiiietli.seIv tlu* loin ol a lull* i t L ^ a g c m V io Ji.cc V' Vq, isplirte’s mutii.il defense treaty. A-nalor Tom .('onttally (D -le aa»). a inrniiicr ol ihr U. S. del­ egation, submitted a United Slates outline lor conlt retire p u xeduic. * it would em power this com m it­ tee on voting )i,»veslul* to discus* lusv “the creation of n lii-iiitspharj iiitiitarv agency nif-l the supply of forces.” It wo* previously hr Iloved Hint ail discirsMon on millta iv llietlsanism fo r the tre a ty ___ 'RTiTTT.l Ix- TiHii o, . - r l - n r T TniVr.Amerlcnn Confi-ieneo a ’ Bogota hrxi ’laTitinrs. ~ The I ’niteil Sin*,-, Congress it eXIH-cted lo S rL u u lv n e x t.Vs-sir on. th e. Aim* Stnioiardi^alion Act, which would supply m hfom t w ini-ona of .war t„ ito I.nim Vt.serican Iti-pulilien for r„nim,,n defense. Th<- conference', fuel wotking c u n III ill m begun luilnv the study 'of sirincipto* of she lu-uitsphisra I real V. The Ionttnillcr, whhli elected ihe I'rusruayan 'Foreign Minister, M a to Mitiiine* I'.Will-. •Iiaiinian, no i -won u tte r tip- i'ltiui-iianUii Foreign Minister. Ilica-d, Jo a q ­ uin A lfaio. clmiged ti.m “evary <'ommiini,t I'a rty *u Latin Amer­ ica i. a Kitsilnii column." . Allan- d e ta r e d glow ing t.-n trri-me setitiittent "favor* joint tnvamiics to protect th- hemUpher* « r * “-a -aulo-**teiv** ...•iurl.-r*.-'—--------Mutlalio Tiallo* li t pri resiled ciedenfiat* I. - a reprerelitatica of lire >|et,n«ed Argil,-lia governm ent of Nicnragua, which w a, oyertill own reci-sstiv a fte i' I’-k day* Yp i I till 11satin! SHI lk*tal# YUi Hi^ Knnillnient Anticipated A t Aviation sSchool Twenty two -luilrut* m e timV ,-t-t’.lb*! o.i thi* Sarifoi -1 School nf \v in ti-n tit i lie Municipal Ai,p. i , , t ud, t* ate ari .v 1c dad* it'd a maximum cniMliuif iit ( 't| ( , li d fur Hie fall fl.,- 1,1 11 rdii.it,- coin*,'*, Roy It... wiiii i . b n .i t, atitioiinced to­ day. Mute Marti Hal impiliiea a iiiiiuiti at, ix itiv received he de- !,,r itiog fimii Get many, ilium , Maxko. Can* I Tone. Guam, Knira;- pstpan. Hawaii slid S-nttii A merlon. Many G. I * win. Mill .-.-li t*- irli-n**'-l fmill lb* nr, i.. in* untiring inquirte*; Hi. a m “luted tlust lie «»x|x-i'ti*,l I ii -iitltlv pax , -.11 and ■- 1 lituioa tu luauilatn the Ii. h-I In g ,■»>v (i*.tu approxl-' rtbxttdv cim tll n niunllt .to 410.tati) by tTie end of the w inter m - * H l ' IT-,1 city t.a* leased tl\Wiiii (•-•l t t>> bun oil a 'y e a tjy rental bnxi*. H rltlj-lnyA'a cjlt ths i' iux , mul maintain Hie field. ||.- giv. i . i x l et, to the c it y u* uit|xiil matiagi-r, free. Ilci'eiitiy enrolb-il students are; Joint lln , ,*ix,,‘ of California, J’bit <lat»'i*i)nl of Bndgeville, Pa . Mr. and Mr! Paul lleffm elsler of Rain:*". Muiite, O ther student* rm oiled a ir! William Arenlrerg; Fratth FI* nil. Jam*-* P iatl, Clarence t’olIfn*. Rjda-rt H uff. Ann A lexan­ der, Meritl Tlttdale. Charles 11aker. Ted Jackson. F inest Southward, D-niaid Cortlell, Wendslf lliuri*. Oliver sjuhliilll. John l.iiigi-rfetl, A drian' S'ncy, Uv Franklin, Fugena Bysrly, Ralph Wiglit, Hiiuard Jilirvivk. h a il Vied. Victor lllackwelder. William Tindall. ('ondition Of Admiral Kinjf Is Unchanged WASHINGTON. Aug. 18 <13— The Cotidlti-Ui of Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King remained "un­ changed'’ during the night a fta r slight Improvement yesterday, the Navy reported today. The form er chief «>t naval "nptx-ratk'ri*. who has., hardening .W W ii A; : i government. Cuban officials sub­ n mild stroke w ithout . entered the Naval Hospital sequently denied the reports.) day. A Navy pffiriat said King’s condition la not critical. STRIK E OVER MOBILE. Ala., Aug. 18. (,V tPLEAD INNOCENT Employees of Alshanta Dry Dock DACHAU. Germany. A u g ^ lB , A Shipbuilding Co, returned tn th e lt jobs today after settlem ent (43—O tto Skorxeny, the hulking of a six.w reks long strike. The SS colonel who sprung Benito Mus­ solini from his Italian raptor* dur­ stoppage Idled 4,000 tr, n. Members of the CIO im lustria' ing the war. in d nine of his Aj * union o f m arine — shipbuilding dennes spearhead division officer*, w orksra voted approval yestarday pleaded innocent today ta accusa­ of a new contract calling for a tions of killing American troop* p ay lncraaia o f 12 eeatf-an hour. and ptlsonsra of war. ' I 'r if ■sMr«.aaaMw.^ri..w.*.^u*U « t , r ^ L p t »y, -ii • ,. 1 » * -- * • || ~ v ¥ ,J . ' 7 * i* - ■ . ■ . » . . , L -fa ^ *> 1 �i The Sanford Herald IXaklUtiril In Ikon I • Mill? • n4 NN*la ? at "■nli.nl. IlntMR II Mnannlin Itm ii* KalffM at Mrsml H«i« m sliir Oeliskar *7. IDII*. mi PlM Offlff •f tlaafaN. rioifUn. umlrr tka %?1 • f (aagrtN af Mrtfrk H. |M*T. #*t H llH l'K Hssllrea. ranis ■ talrrlslM M mo far Ik* pntp—+ « j I M i l i i . t m a l a l U t N s ' aatl n M a i • * w n * n - w ttr - n r - 7 T r H * * e ,r ' I- at rtgslar isdar.itlstnn ratrs. * laland >e«*i*sprr ltei»r«*ratali»»«« l»A, rfprrsr Mts Tkr llonbt tn Ikr nalUnnl ilrl.l ..f #..l%« t I t l f t rsa ars naiatalaM In tk» l*irarai elites In Ika* • ♦♦•iwlrp p ith k#arf«|Mnr« tars In < tilin g.. M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 1j8, 1947 T 1IF . S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A PA G E TW O Sail-, n .41,1. .-t I'ro n iia r e l i t THE "QUEEN M ARY" O F LAKE PLACID lion T.. l*otlar AIMrla Seminole County Court Records wnrch for Kldorailo in on niwin. Ilatmolill hnvK rx* plorrr mill author is Imving for' Eniicli (iuiaua to visit unrxploroil nrVns mul sit if thuy an* uitnblo for mlnnizntion. Ah no whitr man in known over to have seen part of the rountry. which he* will visit, his hopvs of interestinK fltultf are high. One aim is to tm) what truth lies tiehinil the ohl story of Kldorndo. -This was a fnhled land .where gold could Is* picked up in the streets. European.immigrants at one time were said to lielievo this about the - United States, and learned bv painful ex|>orieticc that this simply was not so. Davis has no unreasonable expectations,'but he dis-s think it possjble that some important 'undiscuvered city mnyja* ....................... . ni the legemt. • *■*■Sir Waller Raleigh was thn mnap famous,.of. tIUr*Varlyjri'mvher^Tor F*31dorndo, hut the most inuiortant undoubtedly was Francisco de Kldorndo;dlis wanderings for the land of gold led him to discover the Amazon river. The potential wealth of the Amazon valley surpasses the riches of 100 cities of gold put together. , iiiim iiia ih .K * n i N f V i i A i K a : Na%> To William • n in ltun««* , llol.rft D Krm|» >Aiid Kvrl> n art«|» lty; M*rth* J»Mie Krmp Attorney Ifonakoklrr Aanriaias • • 1‘Hllhip for wdoptlofj AM Orlution *Whittham I*. F H(i Hanford ijfowtf* J^ffd Tb»rati»A I Uur g ? a To A 1 D r. f 'h r t r l r t J . . P r m o n s O p to m e tris t Sanford A tlantic Ilk. Illd*. lutirar?*I2 1-3, I’hona 29# * S at. 9-12 'tm .K u m lim f - C l a i m Fitted Florida tfut *Y> T h u rs to n * *Flret Pnlsn Asanriallttn T« ......I , W i t j l a t l Quiet Pays YOU MAY IIK filtKATI.Y nKPHKKSKO TODAY, BU T TO­ MORROW W ild. IIK ANOTIICIt DAY. IT'S ito tv s WORI.M, WAIT. HAVE PATIKNOK, At,I. W il.t, IIK WKI.I.: I will torn 1.0*1 year tin* Mrnnklyn Nationals were the most talked* of-terim in major league baseball. Not so much for their playing ability, though they were in first place most of the time, as for their spectacular antics. FVcukish d isp lay s of idiMcntmjndcdm-HH on the part of the players were matched l»v the headline-making shouting of the manager. I.ippy Leo Diirocher. Now they have a manager of an entirely different ly|>e. Hurt Shotton is a much older man, well-liehaved and silent Vet Itrooklyh now has an almost insurmountable lead for the pennant. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME HEATER EVER MADE I . K v u ly y tly ^ jn , b n v ln » H v my »a O th e r - lin e s o f • w o r k ; ? i t ’L v niif always nT. eessnr.v s s n r y to to make m uke a a noise n o ise to to get g e t results. r e s u lt 'iHUTtYOV* MINOR KftY Fp'tu The \t ...hnaiAif From ia> tall wmilnt. I rshhi.l »r,( , In- Ihr ,.*l,n! of *1,ib i.rt, .Fall »h,.w• of lM*. * ! fill * . Of hfitr h n » ,\# m r> trfr" |U,-,.iini It,II ►i’J U lL.. aallhhrl.l from imAnil tl.f darken'd *rmiii<1 Anti whst of am.iiil 1 do not licsi PwHr--—with ttn* r i tt mil---A nil.*raw, nt#tr vtrsr.* SEE THE NEW O U O -TH IR M FUEL OIL HEATER AT "LEE BROTHERS permit* for it IoNW! of»80M99:---- WibUife-Flwrldtr .117-31!! K L M T IIK U N IT K D S T A T E S F is h a n d W ild life . S t-rv ic e c ite s v a r io u s sig n # lo in d ic a te t h a t N o r th A m e r ic a n d u c k p o p u la ­ tio n ooff 121.000,000 121.000 OliO ooff 1944 |!);|>| lo ts now now falle fa lle n to 80,000,0011 w h ile lion hits itnflliln* dlvidrd T|w grcalrtl irx.roi.. work! Ii '|o|>«^ If iiunun I: withtlie end of (lie war the numtier of gunners lias greatly increaseit. (.rapevine reporta Imsed on tliis pessimistic estimale say (hat Die shooting season will be cut to thirty or thirty-five days anil the daily bag limit to five birds. Si tire tlie Federal authorities do not recognize Ducks, Un­ limited. financed privately by American sportsmen, it would appear that the Washington version of the tpiacker pop­ ulation will itrolmlily prevail. There life American sportsmen who love the marshes and the cuustgl waterways with III? brent h of dawn-freshened dir. thn, tung of sail spray and early morn communion with the great outdoors. To this kipd of simrLsman tlm dally t.ig limit means little. Itut to forbid.him » Jegal preifnee in the thick Idimls of the North American 1,’otilincnt l^t all Imt a few short weeks this year will !«• fnr more gerious and Washington’s NeW TArk ^HeraTj Mor. Folks h u r r ie s " fo s e t B irr A p o c -tu H K il l s a ll TiMt PE*f K>H OM PE nNM to Dt TooR- pe D E N ris'!! Tribune Far IOaNtern Nations Such Ah Determined | nliolhrr To lie Free Of Whites Fni anyone who has talked with some of the leader, of. the Far F ast, a* this reporter ha* done, there can Im* little doubt that (h r brown ami yellow penIc.h niran their piesent turmoil lo end in freedom from theii (d.l white ru lers.. . For the Itiltish, the French kill loo many people, and th r Dutch such an nulcnme utrlul. I'.vriy roul.l • tnc*V very serrtms eeonomlc changes. Much of their L u .h t ynunit rliange of taw materials of -thr f llif »c* i» mumm y, was based on an exFast fnr the manulavtured goods of I he West. Happily, litany of the Far Kaslerners recugniur * this axrhange of god* ‘must not only continue but grow. This re|«irler has n |te i« lin g 'y t *Ultnr talked, for example, to orer ni, the partners of India's Ibunoof Tain, a (remendnut combine of commerce and finance. lie told me the Far K llttr m i nre fam b ltln u i’ for a growing in­ dustrial life i o r ‘ India that .mild furnish jnlui to millions who ekrr out h sot. nlarginsl ‘Ilf* on 'poor faun (amt. They are natuially ainhilinus lo ’ sell rimsumet goods to their Fkr Kdslvro neighhots, the Iyro­ of good* -which !]■* larerr supptml) by Kurupean factnrir*. T h f. patlmrnl. Tliey c^n Ire used fot could ^n san * disastrous loss of •rnu plsnlt, ihui offering safety sales for tho Kuropvans. Hut thla particular Indian fi­ bom Imnibing. This history ap nancier pointed out that whiln pears In be returning lo its be­ Kurnpe might lose some sale# ginnings. A re we in sight the whole F ar Fast Is clamoring lor the to rt of heavy machinery of a seen ml Cave-Man; rm> wliich E urope knnw* how tn ent" aatrraldjr which ia w riting a ronatilutlnn. ■Sledding haa twwn rnugher fur the Hutch. In March they wrntn an airreemcnt w i|l| the Imlpncaiana settln* up a republic to in­ clude Javoi Sum atra and 'Madeera, with the underatam lin* that the new republic would a*ree lu a union with the Nethetlanihi. Suhar.pirnt ah.Mitilki; hna l^fupirtol the fate of th at a freem en .. Fr»m Indo-Chtna. w h ere' lb.; French rule, tim e i* no almllur nrw», except for th r asplrnllnna of the n ative’ leader*. For F ar KaMrrner* a* a wholq th« Phllapplne* stand a« a* u. »• con. They mu onty gained their independence fm m "IXF" UnlfJ.I S ta te , without hl.MHbhrd, hut Ameriran aid i* goin* t<> t|u Island* a* the people feel thely way thtnugh their new freedom. AVK. PHONE 109 Two striking nrw I>uo-T1icrni designs inspired falimii, ‘'|icfi(,r* (urnitiirr! T lirlli-|i|ilrn l.itr Models, will, a rirh walnut finish; the Clii|>|>rn<l<ilrvitt nt< W.rn Itlon.lc. Kit her of the** Iraiitilul nru Prrin.1 d. -i^n, will n u slrin b r your liv­ ing naim —krep >t>u warm tc «7A.'i>( work—trilkoul (lirtl to o * A t THIU IXClUMVf * MM0US m i CIAMMI lOtHM -g rit matt krol f'»m tr t’ J drop of 01II * MTINTIO P9VH-U* IIOVII .<li«trlhutr, heat rxrnly —«*vf* up to l i % in fuel bill*! * H i m RUI CIHTIIl—you lend the fire by turning a dial I *1*11(1* O m i im|HMtant (ratutre to give you mer* \ U M t i economy I The Lost is Found AT OUR S H O W R O O M advertise hotc watering lot plant* Globr-Girdlru that thr s of hardest thing about thHi jnh i» Thta man thought In term from trade am i flnanrr. to keep frnm Kmog^tj sleep. Hut anclher Indian, a Moslem lawyer U • gelling In l»e null an old story now that some callout observers are laying: "Well, wrhy don’t they take time off for a tnnoie)” A self-kicking machine has been invented by Tom Maywood ni New Bern. N. C . for those wlv> have done sifmelhing which they have later decided wav silly -wn.l regrettable, ft rnniiils of a beltdriven hub with four arms, each ending in a shoe. Turning a crank *••* *ff a thoroughly efficient kicking apparatus, fg-'|en year#* 3T»«,otrt) “Topn” In quality people, some of them to show Everybody’s fepenlcnce and others just plain' inquisitiveness. .Such a maclune Hardware Store meets a widespread need. This 412 Hanford Ave. Phone 121R Would not be true of a machine COMPUETK. EXPERT that enabled people to pat them- if holds a lot of promise for YOU rtiawlng imhistrlalliatlorv from India's great alrel mills. Ilul he deplnred t lint course la-cnus.. il w'ouhl Im* slow nrrtl ruuhl result III animosity in his pari of the world for. th r while aria s. lie estim ated that 'The white races have ftn years tn m at. friends with US in the Fsr F ast." He wauta W estern res|iect fdr Im sirtit culture. W rstntn shkrHi'i' o f tcchnlcill know ledge, and In. world most sw iftly. They tut lied over the govern­ ment of India, first, to M..,!srn Pakistan atul Hindu India. Thf Hindus -e, iprocated by recognis­ ing th e ir last llritlsh viceroy,I. urJ Mountbatleo, a* their first llritiih governor-general. India lennnes a domtntnn In the same re-' lalion to the crown as t^aaadi. In llurm a the llritlsh ate pur­ depcmlence; suing a sim ilar course. The HurHy such a fmmiila ths ItrilisU mrse have elected a constlhiappear fo lw moving into the liev ' V■ # | Read tlie report of telephone accomplish­ ments so far this year. It's one for the record! You will see telephone fblks^re really going places—putting in hew tele­ phones throughout the South at the rate of four every working minute — adding long distance circuits equaling 14 times the distance across the U.S.A.—installing local service wire, measuring 29 times • b y drossing youraboy in darning Air mother* with nt| SratNCFOOT S o x . D u rab ly m ade with fonr-nly reinfoceed toe* and b ea k foe longer, ex tra w ear, buy In llteae eo ln rfn l.g g y lir.n at. tern ed argyle*. M ade of lastro to r D n rrn e y arn s, th ey last llirn tu h rrjte a te d washing* and w e a rin g * ..In p a ln k n it with ” I n t e r s t o p for ever. H ui iVmt»rr1 ^ifK r»«1.r*t S av in a. an-f l.- an A » ' -ollan To Mention M'S oil r l , i llsrjnrl* (h iritrr« t U M «*«. Dyson ft tit Kiwis K MflMvUD. i Ha H ub • • nla To ora Mr 11%II ttK .it. x Tfcvrvton Victoria M (StaU Hank Mlifbfl, lUnJ.titiln r To Florida State lUhl I'sttin fii, Hardy <) T* Ft rat Kh1«in I D un Cmpnv.. V Whl«lia-in afopnd’llic world. This report show's tlie progress that is being made to speed up, expand and improve telephone service— in spite of shortages and other handicaps. I t holds a lot of promise for more apd better telephone service fot*yob and your Community. *’ �. . THE SANFORD HERALD, BANTORD. FI.OR1DA MONDAY, AUGUST 18,1947 Social Louie Belle Holland Weds Herbert Prevatt And Personal Activities (Mrs. Donald Jones Calender Honors Miss Brotchie Personals Belly Rowland To Activities Reported At Country Club Wed LeKoy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. R. oT llnaun an ­ nounced today* the marri.ig-‘ * of their daughter. Louie Belli; Hol­ land. to llerlw rt P revatt on S at­ urday night at the home of Dr. W. I'.. Brooks. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Brooks. The bride, wore for her wedding Mr. and Mrs. Huy Ur.ti spent a Navy blue suit with while hlouyo and accessories. Her corsage was the weekend at Davtun .1 Beach. of sweetheart - roses. MfS. Corvc' Rev. and Mrs. J , E. M.-K'nley rie Gnann served a* her tr honor. are visiting in Cross City for some I M r. Ik sk stt had a * ‘ tils 'b e s t timo-— * man. JohrrCam pbell. Immediately folowing the cere­ Mis* Jewell Pittm an has retu rn ­ ed to Sanford afte r a vjcatlon in mony Mr. ami Mrs. P revatt left for a wedding trip sml will It Seville and D aytna Beach. gone about two weeks. Upon their Mrs. W. C. W illiamtun ha* ir- return to Sanford they will make turiu-<< a fte r visiting in Liverpool, their home a t 813 Mjmnolla Ave­ nue. Mrs. Prevatt has until recently ________ ‘ Mr. ami Mrs. I-*-c Mooie of been employed by the M aigarot Gainesville visilrd in Sanfoid ov4r Arm G rocery'Com pany. Mr, P re­ vatt is working with tho Coca Cula Sattliday. Bottling Company. ' Mr. and Mrs. T. W. .lone* are NOTICE spending some lim e in Hendeisupville. N. C. The American la-gion Auxiliary Miss Pat Scholls left yesterday will have no supper meeting which for Daytona Beach where she will had been scheduled for Tuesday It was announced today. visit for a week. Miss Jackie Unite hi,-, to lime m arriage to Jam es 1*. In g l.y , J r . will l>e an event of the near future, was honored ,on Saturday with a dessert-bridge given Hy Mi*. Don­ ald Jones a t the home of Me and Mrs. T. W. Jones’ on South S an­ ford Avenue. In t j / e 'center of the mantel was a small airhw ay under which was placid a tiny TllU ltSD A Y " Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. K. bride and groom. White tapers S., will meet a t 8:00 P. M. at were placed on each end of the ibe MaVmlc Hall. mantel and the entire seen-- was , The Lodge No. 27 of tne hanked .with fern and coral vine, I. O. O. F. and the Seminol.* Rebec* loiw arrangem ents of pink hibis­ ca Lodge No. 43 will have a cover­ cus centered the individual tallies. A sweet course was Served hy ed dish supper at the I. O. O. F. Mr*. Jones assisted hy hei sister. Hall at 0:30 P, M. MJss Kliialielh Whigham. an.1 Mrs. IL. L. Perkins, J r . B tid s l'tallies were 11*1*1 and after several prog­ ressions of bridge the sc o n s were added nnd high prise awunjed to Miss Nancy Collum, li seeling Mr. and Mrs. Kranrls Meriweth­ prise to Miss K athryn Wiggins er entertained recently a t Corott- and ncreeno was won by Mrs. P er­ ado Beach w here they are spend­ kins. Miss Brotchie was presented ing the summ er months with n with an attractive vase of wine • Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Carroll ‘ beach p arty honoring Miss Betsey colored glass. Those Invited to lx? with Miss Jiavo returned from a vacation in .bble and H arry Brownlee whose IPagement was recently annuun- Brutchie were her mot In _____ >' »-• • " <1 ‘ _ I JRnrl 'ftrio m e, Mrs.' J1. FL fnfclo n u n ng the aftem-Min; swimming r.Miss L aura Chittenden ha* iewas enjoyed by .he guests and Sr* Mrs.. Lea Moore, Mrs. John turned afte r-v isitin g for several •arly In the evening a buffet sup­ Hughes, Mrs. George I) Bishop, weeks its Pinellas Park. per was served by the hotter*. Jr.. Mrs. Perkins and Mrt. William The dining table was covered with Blair. Also the Misses -Shirley Mr. and Mis. Gordon Biadivy a white linen cloth and an at- Smith. Elisabeth Whigham, N alley rangem ent of pink carnation* cen­ Collunt. M artha Brown. Atidtey have n* their guest Mr. Bradley's tered the table. Pink tapers in Barh. K athryn W iggins. Jean H ar­ mother. Mrs. Ju lia E. Bradley. crystal candelabra were placed «m per, Elisabeth' File, Sylvia Mcisrn, each tide of the flower arran g e­ Mildred Robson. Camille Batten. Miss ’ l.oretiu Franklin, who is ment. Mrs. Meriwether was assist Jkh 8 Thigpen. M artha Pei kin* ami making her home in Hanford, Is ted in eerytng by her mother. Mrs. Mnry Ann Whelchel. •pending some tim e with her p ar­ V ^ y Stockoff, Mm. George Stine. ents ill l-ake Mary. V n . W. 8 . Brumley and Mrs. H. J. Lehman. Mis* Mary Frances Whiddrn of — The ronple was p fttrM B ed'w lir Tampa is the g u ejt of ‘Mr. and a set of pastel Fiesta china. Sirs. C. FT Donaldson of Lake Among those invited were Miss Mary. * Dibble and Mr. Brownlee. Mr. and The R. W. A. Circle of ihe First Mrs. George D annalls, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Phillips nnd son. Fred­ Mrs. G iffo rd Swain, Mr. an d Mrs. Christian Church--met on Friday John Hughes, Miss M arguerite evening at the home if Mrs,. W. die. of Jacksonville a n visiting ' Dibble. Miss Mllli« Casron and C. Tison with Mrs. Tis-m presid­ Mr. and Mr*. A. Franklin of |aik r Rbodea Spell all of DeLand. Mr. ing. Those taking nail in the Mary. and Mra. Andrew Myers, Mr. and program were Miss Su.«an Willi­ Mr. and Mm. Dudley Glover of Jim . H arry Joe MinaVik, Mr. rnd ams and Mr*. O. D. 141ml res*. 'Following the business meeting, 7'nmpn spent the werkeml with Mre. Robert Herndon, Dr. and *» Mrs. E. D. II row nice. Dr. anil refreshm ent* were vetted hy the Mr. nnd Mm. C. C. G enii of SanMrs. Douglas C h a ri* . Also tin hostess to Mrs. O. T. Pearson, Mrr. ford. . “ Misses Joyce llctxel. Hetty Mcore, I.andrrss, Mrs. (!. W. Morgan, *P hrllls Dickey and Mary Thomas Mr*. R. C.l Fox, Mrs. J. I„ Horton, Mrs. H arriett Miller nnd Mm. Wilkes.- Joe MrCaatln, Em m ett Mis* B ertie- Hughes, Mis* Mary Marv H arris are spendm r some Herndon. Rilly Brumlev and Rich­ Edna l-andress and Miss Hussn time at the Riviera Hotel In DayWilliams. tuna Bosch. ard Wing of Providence, R. I. TUESDAY The R. W. W are Bible Claea of the F iret Methodist Church will have a covered dish supper at the church a t 7(00 P. -M. with Mrs. Mrs. P. II. W yatt yait J. M Tindel, 'li •p ^ M F s A lyre'A thiluui. a t hos- Mr. ami Mrs. George W ashingOpen house was held oil S atu r­ Ion Uow*land of Sanford have a n ­ day night at the Sentinel.* Coun­ nounced .tile ellgaginirt of their try Club nml supper w ar .cited •laughter. Hetty tatuDc, to Jam es on Sunday evening, Clmih - l . t LeRo) -.Mulct son, son of Eric tei. manager, anm»i*ti.-I in lay . Audi >».01 arid the late Mr*. Aud­ Among those »o»n at- ' h e . tub nvi r the Weekend were Mr, and Mr*. io -mi of Helliughum, Wash. Miss Rowland is a g raduate ,01 W. G. FlemlngwMr. and Ml *. Jufm Hcmlmde H ig h -Hchoid, class of IveV and Mr*. Ivey’s • i-.ici, Mo* t! 'ii .iinl 1**01 present employed RilUt GUt «f -I .• ditvilh*. K xSrM rr (■V .Florida Fashions, . Inr. Mr. and Mi*, .loin M. i tL . Mi u r l John S tu e lT ti. I’l’ d-Mr- "VV. M aid-on received III* education In Mr*. V_L.'.i me. Di -and'M.-VH.e ifl:rnr. t il.. li»lm»ck A.i.t " -s sr-.asW ntT T nr . . Mr.-and M nr A .1. \7ITUata'. 'It*, ‘“'nritJiili’Iv' ‘ .ifli'i lu-' gl situation and Mr*. George Thurston, Mr. and frdttt high school _he entered the Mrs. Wnlti'i High, Mr. ami Mis. Navy where Ire served for two Clyde II. Terwillcgar. J r . Also 0 d n hall years ill Ihe Pacific, He Mis* Dorothy l‘<well. Muck Ctyye - now employed b> the Florida land. Kirby Fill Jr.i *1. \V. A tii *Power nnd Light Company of tin. Hilly Firming ami E. R. Smith. Miami. The wedding will lie an event of early Fall. Had Carpcatier Has Paris Fashion Show °U Meriwethers Honor Couple With Supper £ • \ PAGE TH REE . . l!* J 1 Circle-Met With Mrs. Tison Friday HALF SIZE BEAUTIES 1 McDaniel. YMm. Kdlth fSAOtl a n j ’illugfitr?. Lynn, of Sylvester, Ge. are the guests of Mrs. Scott's sister and brother-in law. Mr. and Mis. W. J. I’ell, at th rir home un Palm etto Avenue. * * Mr. and Mm. Frank Campbell have returned to their home In St. IVtrm burg afte r visiting with Mr. and Mm. J. It. Well* of C rystal la k e and Mr. ami Mrs. l.e« Hen­ dricks of l-ake Mary. -Winner*—of—ttlS OVSmTSr of .Commerce lieauty .-ante**, held on Aug. 8 in laike Mary were: first place. Miss B arbara Eubanks of laike Mary, second. Mil* Ruhv Ifrewer of Sanford nnd Miss Leuorn Itovstlen of Sanford, third. Mis* Dorothy Morrison, daugh­ ter of Mr. nnd Mr*. W. A. Morrlsen. is visiting in New York City 1* 4, r spending some *ime in Chautatuiua, N. Y. She.plan* lu return to Sanfoid in Ihe near fu tu n to •visit for a short time before leav­ ing for Agnes Scott in Decatur. Ga. where »he is a Junior. ,J. W. linker, who has Ixen • pending some time her* with bis Friends of L Stoudenmire daughter. Mr*. I.illln.i Vickery. will irg rc t to learn that he is ron< left yesterday for Greenville, H. fined -U» - She - -Fem ald-ljiughton (V He was •rto m p an ie l lu G uonMemorial Hospital for further ville by Mrs. .Vickery wh'o will later leave for Katonah, N'. Y. In treatm ent. visit her daughter, firs. Lillian Mr. and Mm. W. E. I.ipplnrolt Morgan. of Baltimore. Md- a rrile d todajelo Mr. and Mr*. II. Tlit/wp of visit th eir son and daughter-in Isw, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. I.ippln- Enterprise have returneit fmm a vacation in northern Ohio wrheir cott. they vislterl relative*. While there Mr. and Mrs. John I'ekhain and they were rntertain e I by Mr! and Mist Peggy Howell of Lake Mniy Mm. John L. Steven-on nnd Mr* have recently returned afte r visit, Arle Henry of AshtalmU, O. who lng friend* and relative? in A tlan­ have liern guests in Sanfoid for the past several winters. ta, Ga. Mr. nnd Mm. H. 1,. Eubanks and daughter, Rochelle, of Lake Mary have left for North Carolina where they will, visit with relatives and friends. Mis* Jane Scott, who has been visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr*. Fred It. Wilson for the ast five weeks, has returned to •r home In Orlando. S Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bender left on Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Bender's mother, Mrs. Elleij Hall of New Sm vrna, for a vacation In Nyrth Carolina. _ . Mr. and kirn. JU-haid Brown ami young son are the guests cf Mm. Brown's p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Sr. at Daytons Beach. *• Mm. 'George Touhy and. son rrturned* on Saturday fYom West Virginia where they Itava been the guesta-of Mrs. Tuuhy'a parents fur the past several weeks. Mra. J . II. Phillip* and- so.i, Johnny, were called to Macon. Ga. on Saturday because of the dlftess of Mm. Phillips', fath er, W. D. Couple* Honored With Breakfast Saturday JAVORI1E 1 canty In the City • l Urutliedr Ij-vy ts goig- "< Khy M tC hiu tint was chosen from V u finalists to r ttm rn l t'lill.idelpii .» *ln~1M~ftmri.il Atlantic City, N. J.. Pageout .if Beauty and Talent. Elm 10,21 yearn old. biomb- Still bruwic : -1 1 ed and works in u llur t - 1 llsa«raciw>nal SoUwdjjhoto) 75 People Attend "Dunce At Mayfair • Slis* Itetsey Dibble nnd' lla rty lltownlce. whose n in iiin g - will lnaw event u f the near fiiliu - were honoretl ini Saturday m orning with 1 breakfast given hy Sir*. Ralph in still Smith und Mr*. II. C. Ilet reh si Ihe home of tlie fu n n er on Soulli Park Avenue. \ \ |«»nk 'blur wan used in dei-nrating the partv looms*' A rrangem eut* of pink I'l.'id io lu s e s a m i 'asters w - , e used .in the living room and reiiH ird tin- dining tnlde. Ilridnl place ennl* marked the seating arrangem ent md 11 m iniature bride and groom ib-nirnntrd th r plarps o f'tti* hole 01 ed eouple. Following the hieakfasl Mis* I IN. bln was -how 11 to |l" ' living iiNiin where kitchen 'it.'iisil< were t'Hnked on the fireplace her.rth Tile hostesses* gift in the couple -m i- 11 wnffte tnmr Those present w ith Miss Dibble nmf Mi. Iliownlee were Rev. and Mi. Dotigla.* Charles. Dr. and 'It t. E D Brownlee. Miss Marv lllotois Wilkes. Janet I let tel, Richard Wing of I'lovnlenre. It. I., and Walter- Meade Snmli. Hi FLORENCE MILLS . PARIS. Aug. I \ i,P Mad Cut pentici hns hn«ed t i-t —titir • colhv lion on the h a ru l silh o u rtt.' thi* fall. Two ot hei feat m m art very linpoltailt too. Tin dtopped stlinil del line, w huh Us to h>- -•<n throughout tin- vonmrtiun. nml high standup enllai- which reach o f t'n a L s o thg ears Unlike other houses tin s' full Miy^sC- i m i^ivr- Ivl* Mlgsi/,wd*A^lc line and stink to i t TinsMitTfi's’lt her rnlliviMit. _ Her sdlhoiiette liai -he widest Part of tin* Inuiit online at a cukved seam alxait 12 ii.che*. allow I lie hemline It is Vaiicd by having the fill lie-' nnd »tib e<)iK'llt .airVL-il -eaui. cniua .smiy.. on-'uue • ide oC the skirl. Fullness is rrellleed a t •thV'lionillllle to tile isiuivaletil if a pencil skirt. One navv'. d ir-- .vita 'sleeves Mrs. McCall IIjmors• Miss ^Jackie Brotchie . ■ rSS-- •" MU. MF.IU.IIANT ^ l l i r LYLS of .IHE k HIM Ml M IV U O ILD III O.N I t l l M A D ■r r D II l u l l lli.1.3 IN lll> l*M E S I ’K C IA I.S r o u • , ■ I 4o fl1 O ’ *' 4P ^ I tl ‘‘ \ l GI ST T rj n Si'» Ileal T reat Permanent *haprd in Ihe nr* ‘ I rather rot 01 till I..1111 a- >011 prefer. I -prri.ill* 1' o. mI lor d t) hair. *irsip In alini lit Hid .te illii tll.i--:lRe .1 Kpe.lall). Ah' .1 ,1 III.-till*. I • .11. I •• alteiuPvi , , nml in 1 .1 <i Hath bad 1 . 1 • C lub.dam ■ • In hi Salute*! u gh! a* :lo \ 1 >T.n. Inn. (’ d am . wto • 1 ■ il tin h alltu o r 1 1 11., hotel |.> 11< .0 1 . of Slews 'tin lit and In - '•• (ta . I 1 tin; llu dui <u -eu millg w. I iij .v1<| f 1.011 'll ' 1 III 3:1X1 u . 1 niornliiE t-rin k iast w.i> • .'»hI. A till o .■ tlituv' n tten Jin c •• • Itii'haiil Itwiehrtor. Mi. and D. Moats Sir. nnd Mi 1 IV lliihop, Mi, and Mr*. W. II. IVinht. M r,'.dint 'll* , \iidrew r’.in i. i\. Mr,,nt L ilia - JdL.UtU-2— .-D .—mh Mr*. 1111 dig Itm • *. Mr. ‘ :id -di» Jaek hs’ gun. M’ aiul "ti ■ : IIIRTH V N N O l'N t‘ESIENT ling* lb . and Mi>. t|, ?. W-etl ru ff. Mr. and Mrs. I'd'Vllt L'm' Mr and Mi* Robert Dennis nnh o l-'i, Mr. ndd Mi • I • .1 Mi ih luoilied tmlny -llu* hit I li of a son. li'.hcrt Mieliael, oil Aug. la Jr. •■ |i. Ml *- J .... U -i-. 1, i Sm Jan. II.X.. I Dll ran. '1 art It-. Wii 1 V. HLu I , .C an.till* Hai'en.. M uilli. Ilmwii, ■lean Saver, ml I* 0.1 ! unit nin: L 11 S. \V ■im , 1 1. 1 .1 tin W ylt-r Smith. Jan jk itrlitlo i, Roliert Newman, id tidham, K.lw.iid H in t, i— ••. Hole mi Ijiiij ). Toiuniy V lu'i-pli I’.n and .lo« 1 huu. Miss Martha Perkins’hnl a* her guests .at Daytona' Beach w h u e she is spending the summer with her family, the following member* of the Pi Beta I’hf sorority. Miss Olive Fleming of Jacksonville, Miss Jackie Fosdick of Ft. ............ Miss Virginia Sewell of Starke and Miss Betty Kennedy and .Mi** Mi . E m m e t‘Mi i ill entertained Ann Allan of Orlando. on Sniurday nun d ji ■ home on I'urk Avenu. i’ '"tim r Miss . . i-:agi iiiei.t Mis* 8 hirley Morgan returned Jo. ■ ■ Bmtcfiu- v to h sr home in Katonah, NV Y. lin* i.-crntly In •int ml to 11.. 1.HI.ti* of yesterday a fte r spending thv past Jam . Ingle 1 . J month here with her grandm other. the McCall hum. Ittaelivev I . innltis Mrs. Lillian Vickery, and aunt, Iv il" orated will' Mm. laiurine Beal. Enrooti- she and greenefy. will visit with another aurd, Mrs. lotto in- the Him ,u • 'I , . Me J. 8. law in Shelby, N. C. She Call e fy rd b ed I was accompanies! . to Shelby hy small •andw iehr--'. 11 Mist Thro Vickery of Key West. Mm Hrotchie was < Mr. and Mm. Don Carpenter and Garden* .Cook It ami son, T erry, were the g e n ts ini itid 'lo Ik* with t 1 oviH the weekend of Mis. C4r|ieh- Mis* B rolrhie. m . i -u n .r' te r’* parents, Mr. and Mm. J. E Moolr, Mrn. ' Dolinid I lie William Allnir.' Wathep. Mr. C arpenter returned Mrs. ... . to lowsRurg on Sunday wlier* he Ml»»-s S hltley Ktnilh, Alm-tlta la wurklng with the Lakn Couhty | Perkin*, Nan.-v Cullutn. Jnna IbigCltisen. Mrs. C arpenter and Ter- [ pen, Martha Brown, Camille Hal ry will remain In Sanford for o ten. Audn-y Rtiih, M«»v Ann few days. They have recently. WheMtel, KntItrvn W .geim , Mildmoved to Leesburg from S y rn -1 n*l Itobiort, J ioji llarfi. t, Dnphna cuse. N. Y. ’ Conte lly and lU-tty J» llria Ue jltw rlu l at tin >nd. of o ten-inch ehoiild. 1 In . It,p | g jih i 'i i stru _ n g„ fioin’ .i mu 1 u w l o s e fitting waist. The fullnes* wa- gradilkted into 11 nariow hem line. .Anothei variation was shown in a Idaek nioiie n < k ta il ; i « n which had the Ix>t tom tie r -of the sk irt gat hei e.l into the curved bairvl line*. The liodiie had -a play of feather* running t/ito 1, yoke »nn a slioppid -boulder line. Kin was in the news fur tupsw ats..-H ere- th e Iuwe'ied nhoaldsr llne.w a- . u n more m arked, often vam itig half way down to the vll u . w , ---1 1 ' ■“ K w tf Ole e iifd n g -Sear follow­ ed the same movement, wsth very few exception*. Gold Inme was Used for one gown ehiet* had draw -string fullness at the hack w aist.til fining into a *erj- I. w bat’let line. Velvet nnd Ih Aulltullv d eig n ed bits'he in pastel shade* w ele u»ed m il. RjW shotihU'i nrvaaling neck­ line .01 fullskirtesl b arrel types. Chiffon in gtud<-d sen -iirens and Ilia. * was used for G ueiaii d rap­ ery. I I A I I H l i : I T M i l .I .l l l l III! VI I.oi atioii .’til. Norlli I' ll k . \ t rime N O OK ' I'hotir NOTKE M il. A M I M IIS . W I I .I ,I AM K. I\ VOKU w ill len t e f o r I lit' K n * le rn nm l M itlw rttle rn n titilii'ls S i'|»l. 10. J f _ w e e im ^ lir t»l w m i r r in R rp c ttn n llr'K T lb iirh tf fin e nm l itriT im is je in d t i r i'iin u lm limp* S ilv e r , t'h lm t n r C i v -l.-ll. fbllM lIl it* lie ftirt' wt* I fii'i- nm l w e w ill I ry In Rfl I Item In r y m i. M r. nm l M rs. K n tlc r ✓ , snv is (JL.IJI Oil II as * u ?a “REMEMBRANCE” 11tr gentle way of fine w men i-weax glrn plaid wonted, soft to touch at fine till A New Pattern In 1847 Rogers Bros. Silver Commem­ , . . the new, lithe look of ihe orating Their 100th Anniversary— * long, flared Jacket. . . make It o( definite Fall Also Other Patterns In 1847 Rogers t Importance. Tailored in ’ Community and Holmes & Edwards " ' meticulous Cliann of Miami inaaner • S ize * tN 12 and 18 (.50 .di NSF' -ir AgalcMilv Wonderful Ftaui______ Oyraw Thit*H KlHfi Eriougli For Any Occasion . Enough To Enjoy During Ihe Ilopeat Weather. ’ Fall-wise Colors’ Of Navy, Copen or Grey with White Dots. * y f.: I ■* !v SERVICES FOR EIGHT Other aulta in Wool Gabardine. Khallanda GOOD NEWS — Odd Pieces Will Be Obtainable For Christmas and Worsteds In all the ne» Fall rolore. I|y ■s Charm or M laaal. sad Bonnybrook. Itsngln* la sissa from 9 thru 41. Also in Wiil E. KADER JEWELER I 7 half sices. Phone 357-W • -k ta r �. - . ml • P A tiK M V K MONDAY. AUGUST 18,1947 at «-i* to Stop swinging on Up; hangers in the gym. ••All th r clothing Ifiwkt rn >b gym hav r 1 h-»-ii brutal!.- t-»tn *-ff it -aid. "Anyone »,, ii nniiilaliT' these lo s'l ib fen-el, .4 i-i*:<tiiiwill get the same treat mi nt- M l-t all. thixe hock* have fe lilt' tn*', | vuu know haven't >Mu hem I th» - < ' screech when \ou pull them • I f Weekend ~r----------- N W >4 Feds Trip Saints, G-Men; Drop Game To A’s; Red Hats Here T o m o r r o w ' l i r . i. |, f .. i I• f ' Elwood Cooke, Sarah Cooke And Pauline Betz To Come To City Hr ARTHUR HK< KWI III, Jll. Herald S|m rta Ed.lor. . M .o iin it »t »t k t: ■ u i. ■ . i' h . i.n T hr Sanford C d rry F> I* con­ r , . H 1C ' .Cl? p» A a t ua t i n . T4 tinued their drive for the- fiist | tv Jkt division a a they roptird two of AS .&?« O .lia a t th e ir"th m - contests otTer* the pael O ilm ii'i *1 ’ i l ‘ .#11 H ‘a c w e trn rfr e .\N n m n »} M .i*U_B 13 ft .449 r> Friday nighl at th - Mi.uh ii*.*l I'a U lk A •« 73 ,a n u s *7 Park thi! Sanford aiH 'irgatlor l^ -.I.u iK 4r|i P 7fc .313 33 trounced the leairue loading Si. lirtyl"h" I I|l* ,.a ll. Iv .lr n t o , Auguittinn Salnta in a I lu I rnnI . . »i.«ia ' urlando •> hank OTid j . u»in»*vtiw . te a t Saturday night In the A Relent h i . Augnallhe 2. l*a v lo n a ll»» rh City th e .S ala t* whilr'vprhi"l the tH-ldrail I I . 1 ‘a la lk a 2 Fed*. I to 0 In a ten innimr fracua. I .. M ,* T e S a p * Y eatrrday the loealp-itrinitncd the I.—.Ini* *t tlrlanilo GainraYtlle G-Men. 3 Is 0 Val.t V-i at Dalai ad I'a y l--" " U -ach , a l HI. A iis im U ii Friday night Buddy lorte handHANKo MH. kI llaln..«lltfl ruffed the Salnta and limited their i . i . k a iii r. heavy artillery to fivT widely .cat T#«m m t i d v aw .I'H. i.n l. tered hita to rhalk up the victory. Itr.M.klyti , .a.v ii 7a »i i> .172 *•» Manager Don A n d er.o n ,aent ld»u HI. fe»ut« ' aa -.1 . 11 * 7 Prempaa and Hal IM ner to the IHMFV.h . &T 12 » li hill In attem pt a to "top thc^ Fed N«w York a2 (• _L- 'v uprialnR, hut neither khtfnker l*h »m(d la »: .Tall i ! ', aeemed to have the re<tuited abil­ .42S 21 a c . I* li aa .»»• II rhiu4»ii*itiA ity. llr.all, te al,M ar Saturday night the Foil* and lloaton 2-2. New .Votks. t -1. the Salnta tangled In one of the I'h lU d rli'h ta l- l. Ilr ix ik lr n ■ ** 1 hotteat cnnlealyftbey have Pluytd axt.-l «ll—l .nil 1th *»•« gunnel*! thia year, when Big Chief Jim Hi. I*Ail. a. I'm .i.mall i <lu-t in- 1 ,rln> Kejrher outU tted Charlie lliaaen t 'la r la a a ll 2- 11 . U h trag o e -1 In a nip and tuck mound lialtle. r In the-falyful tenth. Art-SlUV **ell ainglrd, followed hv Intention­ N>m ?«»rk .a n 71 » is la .t ll'II'i al paaaea l**u*«l In l.yle Judy and IIAatoh SI .u s |a*,' 1 » I lf -11 «•)! Anderaon. Bl,**n coulJ not re­ an II .tis I I I |;h 1 a«l#l|hU gain hla control and walked John­ rUtrUli'l at i.s ’ tt«4 II ny Pawlick to fojflo Stillwell acroaa rhi»K • lit l i t II a i .lit l l 'i with the winning tally. is ai \V»aflltlllloH 71 .717 21 II Y eatrrday the Gaine-tvilla <«• HI. Mula II,.a ll. tr .le n la r Men were nol.igble to aolve the ll-xl'.n 2. Near Vnrk M i l innllnta left-handed alaflt* of Johnnv TomI'liila il-lp h la 2 - i. W a a lila g lo n l : at. and were-, handed n 1 to 0 IIHIOH ." .I . 1‘hlraao 1-2 I'U viand a . I, HI laial. 1-2 whltcwaahlng when Bill l^-wia had unleaaheil a hike-cleaning two ply jtn m . poke to left e#»trrfield. "ending I___ AltMY Gal, Aug. 18—id ’) -Ralph H atterflem rlhte-’ ttTId-~an.l r'Trtl.'TTNTB J e rr y Silverman acrora the platter —The Army’s F irst Annual Golf Tournament ernletl with Capt. with the winning aeorea. . A' hit of eitrllem rni occurred Fre«l Moseley of Norfolk, V a. during the top of the fourth fram e defeating l.t. Joe W orthington of yeatrrday, when Bare Umpire Fort Worth, T ex . 2 and I, yenBoa a Brlherk chased J ik- Katon of tin lay . Moseloy who act o hot the f l'i to the ahowrra for extend­ pace early In .the tournam rnt l>y honors, and Ing the argum rnt over a play at cophing/ medalist were all even aecond haae during tho • prevloua W orlht/gton On the 27th Inning. A fter the tilt waa over rough the 211th. M anager. Myrl lloag challenged W orthington went I-up hut Mose­ Umpire Belheck. Place Umpire ley rallied and cinched the match A lan Moldey and acvernl players on the 35th. limited the action to a few h'-tly anokrn worda. 2 Iiulan.y, e Tonight the Feds motor to nr.llnuti.il. 2 Gainesville for a slnglo tilt with 22 a t I t It TtHal" the G-Men and will return to the " I M IIIIII local park for a tilt with the Dr"I, f k I— l.and Red |l*fc. Thia will mark Mr-Mnnll*. •« .1 a . I 2 the Del-ami aggregation's final Mtinny. 21. t e a l - ) — t-oes-r I -- 1 appearanrr In the. M unicipalJ> ril ] « , ; ' ■ thta year, unleaa the re d i, who l l a i rtn glo i, rf I I 1,12 I atlsrtl.lil th are but one amt one-half pamea H J I 2 2 o llrlils Cf out of the first division, ran win Hllv-rman. If 4 1 1 2 4 » 2 J a la-rth in the Shaughneaay play­ l a s t s e a n I » offs, which are beh«liitcd to get Toma I. p under way on Sept. t. 7 a 1 a 27 II T o t a l. • laliicitlltn i. Alhr-.si ii . m : • . oss aoa m i -b , k pm m h a n h i IU' 11,1 ii i tm ll.it *nt I . U l i J. T a n a I It IMS. Ill , In* a l». Ilr lils . HI ole o John—m. rt s ’ I a a I o l a a hit iu m I J i k . , rU li.ftlstit. H si-rltle r.: ' l.t .p h a r l. ir 4 » I 2 « I______ It'ifts, T o m s l. I^ fr-on Ii— H a lo s .T h o rp s, rf J h i, 4 • I I a Thorp., rl i III, Haoforil », H ass on lialls: ' -Raton, Kali'll. II, o ff O 'l'atlaaaii ». T o m sl I. Hl»in-h ll'iaa. th l» i Tnin*.i 7. I!m|ilrs». -ttmplfssi Itorks 41llo lils t amt IWtliseti, T lm s i l i * I . II iiran ii •• . F a v o rite Bill’s Package Store and Bar P h o n e S80 C l.-: c > Outside - White lh r .N W 'i, 4»t Hrc. •• R a te d ’ $ s -50 • C .- « C .W elsfe OZARK IKK WELSH TIRE SHOP 0 We RICI’AlIt! le n ce WORN OUT FROM GETTING UP NIGHTS! SERVICE .. ! The bent to be had In biding power, spreading and durability. Our very ‘Top*’ In quality and the moat \ » ----------economical for properly ownern and Ihotte who seek the beat proUelftm at lowest rw tT Itfyeir aervlce. YOUR DAVIS PAINT,DEALER • ** IN SPORTING GOODS East Firat Street WALKER ^ FEMALE $ 2 5 . 0 0 : ■ WITH might S Gallona ('/, Block Ea»( of P. O.) * -k • CONCERN OR ifARTY # * . In tvsindlc* hitli«>nall> K now n p .iin l lin e . I in ly fin a n c ia lly * r e s p o n s ib le n e e d a p p ly . ,<4- •• AVrile l ’,o\ G.‘ f a r e H erald a U'td u %tr«*» c«.* Bv STANLEY —— Legal Notice (Iuard Against I W A N T E D . R i : i . l \IM ,K Sports Roundup CHECK Gallon - V. SIDELINES at the PROPER TIME with the PROPER MATERIALS P IU C E S * from the FOR S P E C IA L * NOTIl ll 2i- COMMENTS Don’t Risk Your Celery Crop Davis of Baltimore Top Quality . THE OLD HOME* TOWN P r o fit B y Paint America's X|o«l Heautilul Abimimim •- iV dar J- I’oli-hed Aluminum \«k Tie F'or F ire Fjilimalr \V . S T E V E N 'S - 017 \V . H u b in stm -- O rla tu lti - -• I 'h n tt r 2-072!* j .R S S s l Ite v e ra K e 112 W. Flrnt Street B e ars Wheeler of Sanford A COOL SPOT Y o u r Uf WINS PORTLAND OPEN l u o n o i u 31 IkiUth. IIAII0V * * L a O . PORTLAND, Ore . Aug. U»* |»« ktii ii11. k al a |M»int •»* IINot m ute tlian 2.’> per cent *d. O v e r C o l t g e S t a r s - C h a r le . "Chuck” C ongdon.T a- .■south ot NW tV rnri »»f .Sw U o« Not way i* elu •-ifieij a* h aldluil*. coma. Wash., professional professional, won the sw ift or Hre. . t . Twp. tt. Mouth _ _ _ _ _ _ .. . tu n a s 2wK.ftft. -run Houtn ITIH itIhftiur Ksrt 2»2 rt throes North CHICAGO, n o g . ,3 —(AT—OI»- ^ X ° ° ,?£!!!. j j& T i'e n l for Cull* vi. server* today established the . . . f n9- l 'J!"1!1' . Vnknnv i . ' i I72S 41. throes Wrtft • (»* *f». to 4)au m u ii|le, means •"tree wiftd.’' of I'-siniiina rttnlalfilag IH • C hicago Bear* a . fav o rltJ. ..v e r: “ >U| .“f '.270 .,.lro> r , -_.JohnB3,..P ,i l>.,ini. Klwood Cooke, h i. wife S.irnh. Mr. MnrrUon who is a peinonel th i' hlehlir l«l»ni »,4 All R . r s fnr mer. Owdin. N. C.; Clayton H .a f- ,« |. . Hlft.fr Ilf N l O irU rr noiifM thM ynu I’elfrey Cookr, nnd I’ei.lin*.* .Bel *,1 fn . inl of FI wimhI Crurkn, hen forCTRD UF TJIAXK-S -I ! te t i f f !*»■ • c t o r t w . tyqnpprar in . lh r «f»»r«* top ranking'.Unitrftl Slp>i..Jennie fri",.»enMy with th. th . net ru t I _nitid HijtleiJrnni" d fn*«n»enMy Wi thi fan * ol U IB National Football le a g u e ' % raid ratHi atul l'«uM « l 5 «n fo n l. plnyem. are nle " ---FlurUlw-uttr. ur .hrfoa«* lh r 3f4-«l4V Bkrly. to maintain ,, MlllJ miil'JJv invttwd-rwrfHmn^fi who dejiailed tins life J id . »*». Ion. and the pttk of the collegZ t h H r - w in tiT hi uf H r| » f r i n r -\ I> I f l 7 , «*t •«»«• i.,_ crop is.t.i.~ i . k , iin. Soldier u..i.ii... ■­*”• seconu- monwy at z m . le ttlq tu rte r* 4t the (ll headnuartara in San- | 1017 wish to i*Xpr«s* Olll •• ri) iatg Friday .night C |I)N % III |triH »wl t » ‘ | 4 l l t 4 TIU* MavTair. Inn, it w as learned to- . , thank* for th. kindne- • • *b *»n Field. | ih« In d il«y uf A u g u r l A, D. ■laV from Llpd . Welrei. ueheial its iluting the l*>»* of *»Ui- lu e lilt d Although Head ■A ll-Star Coach IM 1 Mi. M otiison stated that In the m anager uf the |iopulnr r n o r t nml father, tbsl t*U#» e l h • ••* O. I*. Ifetiu lu ii. l*Wrh Frank U a h y of Note Dame and | l!v,,0M Q u b i n ,.h'' 1'“ ' event the troupe rum p. t*» Sanford of «*lrrult r * u r t hotel. hi* sta ff have |H>tentially t h e ! , Assixiathm of America, e v e n one of Vim. 1 '. H rm ln oir r o u n ly , K ln rh l*. Mis, B elt ami Mr*. Cmd.e are " ‘‘ V h ' r " nl" strongest group of player* In the t •* Wckled over _ acquiring the Kiln Mm* Bellamy ami I’ant-iy • fly; K. I * niH leli, U. C, on lt.ur and have line.) up M date* " h -j J »*•'’* «"• “ n<' J®1 " " game's history, the Bear* Were *®rT ’"Jf ^ Sadowaky, fl-3 all over the country. ’They nnvl rxhihltm n- at the M ayf.i. Inn given the n<sl to keep their rewb", w**k«d j»Ul o a giKMl location for their w later «•«” *■ , . coni intact of never losing In’al* i i 0*000 * P1* ^ co*ch> b 0,i Y f i n i H it » A r m * * travel, and I Lilly Miev,* that In one of hia letter*. Mr. t iH*ke appearence* in the r la u ir . j Toronto last *v*w.n and wound T«; O E I t T I I I ' f i K L I L L I A N f ^ \ L * Sanford i* the w ill I r a tio n they " ta tn l th*t he plan* (o he In The arrival in the A ll-Star camp UP M ,h « fourth h ghe.t l.lH K H IftASG, n h n ir r f i ld f W * Il R ||«rwn<Ml T n rnn lt^ O ntario, ran find. It I* hlgh'v proliahla Florid.* all winter and I h it he had yesterday of A rm y’* Doc lllan- t *ror«r . '" ’w d«func» t- 'eve’ t'an aila. an<l w Iih m n ia llln k id d r t w that they will - r here fur m arly l\J*l»nrd on making tume .(lot a chard rom plrteil the complement I '* n!b *Ton 1 * * nt h,,n* l0*' Ir S I ||ftrW 9M«| Ih m l. Toronto* t>n* eight week*,’; Mr. W«*t*J» slated. |H*niiam*nt headnuarter*. "Saufonl of 5.1 plnyprs. I to hnn«l|p, w a s the Almost un»- t a rh s U rihmI u : » Mr. W rtx r praised Charlie Mir- . i» renlrallv Imuted and maylie we • vt’fskl plaint of most of tiir Y t i r a 111: i i H H K i i r n o t i k i k i * rison for hi* aid In n m tarfln g th ’* ; can work something out,' Mr. I coaches. **IU never was a prnlf that a «ult ha* lir r n filrgf hy Mat* . I.(mM s* Lot Oft! Hall " ggl'" «titan Ylra |«a l-u ta fo r a h ro lu tr dl* I Cooke *la ted. outstanding *lars. * Wigwam and the first at F’en Idem for me al Baton Hall.” aayk y nrrr. in thr t’lrvult Court of Mini* Honey who turned out top team* inuU Co unty, M o rld t, at Hanford. F or Kent or Sale Two -! It"I room HOM E with Ineon i.*. Close EVERY Iftpr rahinrt m ule In e i ­ way. M ust Iw priced i«h». C. at that- institution. "l-a»l season Clot Ida. T h r b rir f t ill- uf th r luodern honifs, ten minulca drive der—all kind* ul HtMMlnnrkmj. of Ihp hearing I* to find out SIATtO AT THI COUNIfl TABU, I j ,- O verrll und G e-rge (Bild) H arris. 6Id F itsl Si reel ir lU lr o lm Mrrlo la iiu . from down town, on hard loan. * special made diNir*. »•!«. -irmin WHY the report from I'Dte Onllum await o|icning of trial seaal' n in Santa Ana. Calif., nm rt. nt The Church of the Mesaiah in was the first one in which I •p.«!<•* la in tiff. \ p i i u i « }rrl 9 i»dr lUtllan didn’t play on a rhamplnn»iiit* stairs. ole Cahinel Works, ilirerGi lieAbout one & one half arres of Umpire Lately seemed to which Inters nnd spectators w ctc excluded. The pro»ccutt0n'll» recking ' adjacent Newton will lx a gath.V aIH rrr U n it , drfm d fciit. hind the Clinic. Cnr ( i r r esliland with each home, well drain* h a te squelrhrd the iacidrnt to Introduce hive Irttry* w ritten by G bun and O verrll lyhlte, ill Jail. i ering place for t.uckev fan* an ’4 club." say* hook ahot special­ A N D Y tiC A U K I I K I t H l i r U K mates, phqne a.72. *d laundry with rain w ater tank. 5 A R TIC LES FUK SALE then if reperrussion* are due, g t ' l l I K h tn f Hr lo u r » |» |v .A n r r n tri m oni itrial for 111*1 th e ‘Slaying ......... of 1/ .*•• and the titmvingiip ■ player* next Friday when Woody ist Sadowaky. 4. 1 They in r.T in im i 101 - - parent* r***-........... , , . "tth rf |h*r •ft.t,»||| nr hv attW naV , P * attic fan. complete hath room* let them fall where they may. 1 (Porky) Dumart of the RAato.i WORK Pinning und ! .0 I HW lanjiU caliln^jidftoc ti^htdo Una .|Hegrd rrtm r. Slaiuliiigaftl left TRACTOR In M ltf *1111 fnr d lv o rrr. on t h r l l t h ■hruhherv hnd fruit for home Heltiinnle f ridden The Brave* Ib.l. Elliott, se. Bruin* will l« m arried to Mi** ftT-niilrnii’ftfi pr.iV V: Ilii.ir* ''Aft^lTil rndtfuh Hrlia Crank. * (Inferngllonal houndjiholo) I i| a | <>( AUAtttL l i f t , .i»r tit*- M UM Lawn C b^jr*ftioutdoor,and’ poro-S • OJtJtYf fnu'lraiiV The thud of toe and pig.kin I* ONI 6 f TWO WOMIN entranU In I’hylli* Johnson. Among the lec.leil b y ’the nation'* fan* a* the *viU MO h r de fau lt d)M lnil >«»U rfJI-J. v fiiiniture built to older. J . E, c*> rrallv a lot closer than in u t of ,Mnr,l the tftoa Angalea-to-Clevaland Na-* guest* will Iw Wmaly’s mates o-i N ational l-ragur a r»..f^»d ft* l*#M# Itobiniun—l-uke Mary County and one o’clock.l i r t h r r n n tlr* In >ou (■ri man, A rt, Music, mil .kjitlt AUJllUK tJ t^ K W rn i, JR. lealite. The Sem lnuta.lligh grid- V-nal F«nai-t,A lr Tqophy n c a t a , *b*-Brui 3*' fan.t>/ j ’’•Fra-.t Lihe.” m an,' liearly- quit ' Vbe4- gmne In u ik tx f»:< EXPERT painting contract’ nr! A l l U T i c i t h G rild c 2fi0.1. t t F. i >. a n i > ih h h k o *i th,". " ifar* haW* lirgud U iilp’TMT grid 1 T iled of playing Cla»* U Bobby Bauer alo! Milt Schmidt. J a n a 'P a g e. JJ. of WJInietle. 111. hourly S. ti. (Jr.t^.ui. . ■ ■!a i ' rmipli I room apartm rn t, yo u sn to n l tn H sm lnolCnunljr, M a i* ■Ciidet "K ln d erg n itei N ,u -" training at the Rem ind- High Jane, a former Waap, po»e* In front, All are from ^Kitchener, Ont., I,oil hr up and told official* ot •>r ito v u i*, n *i. i i i h ,u > »r J u ir . Frrt? Phone 78LJ. S t l l C l O U i S IH* i U r l i n SPECIAL . • preferred. Box VCM r,o Herald. OKI.ANDO INCIDENT tf . lordlv sixth g r i d e i tepoOH-l i SrhiMil Athletic Field amt arr of the P -JI ah* will Ily at the raco and ferquently are referred to os the Pittsburgh Pirates who lh " i I»4T. . Outside white paint hv Davis Bid* llaye*, .porta editor of tlu* "Inti'il to open the season on Sept. llm the little A m e io im * ’in,*F.VERY type ealdnet mad" to o r­ P u b l i s h O w n P a p e r ft* I*. H srn'tun the ice sport* "K itchener Kid*.'* owned hint he was going' to uuit RECORD FLAYERS for rent. By Baltimore 5 gallons V2SU0. Orlando Morning Sentinel >ay*: 20 hero ag ain ,t Gainesville High on Auguat JO .^ n o lh er entrant 4»ti n n in g G erm an wnd c m -i-,uki ’ A . i-lsflft of the r l t e u l l der—all kind* of a'li'Klvmiklrtl*, if he couldn’t Iw advanced. Thi- . day or week. The Music B jx , 1 ft* the race la globe-girdling Bill Robson S p o rtin g '4;> hh I i . .M M "I’tek. 8yd llerlnng of the 4’j MII*. • ' fallIv well." As fin th m is e O e i. special made Hours, etr. heliiinCoach Kettle* la attem pting In Odom. (International 5oundpho(o) C liptxr Sm ith, Boston Yank’s Pirates sweeleixd hi* check and 10 IREN E SIMON W. 1st St. I’hone DS3. F irat S treet. Phone 90S. H sm ln o l. i*,iu a tr. itftsi* Florida Slate |j*agm* i» tcopening complete tl\e *chr<lule for the Cel­ itic sixth g rad er* *a*d they i>ole Cabinet Works, diiectly la- Al’ Newsfvaiure* f not hull coach, ha* introduced ten t him to Tniunto where he * • . . of y iu rM * a the irive»tigntinn of the turm <il ery Fed griddera, sin*,* then* ate hind the Clinic. .F a r flee esti­ A OFFICE apace in Melsch Building. 3 acres field corn teadv for hatan innovation at tho National had a good year and wa* brought BERLIN Sixth Grad- i - of the n n ll v held a songfest Mfith u ftoi I H r o I . It out, A that followml the Orlamlo Sanfoi I thiee open date* on tho Fed gild mates. phone Mi'.‘. l»-P"t» C lr r h ^ Ijirgo light office*, rewly decorveiL I’none 781-J. le a g u e club’s train in g camn U up to the big time to stay a< the X iii.-ii. iin ,l..[i ,1lu lrlit * -il III ml -HU game al Snofoi«|. last Saturday schedule. ftft'lrruil ft-uurft H sa ll ated. all militiea, heat and .Uni__. . » nearby St. John’* prep. Dan- n u t of th a t season. issuing an uni'Uised, noniHillllcal lio*l* Il good till! -. for cfteiylto night. The ease i* being reopen­ tuivycl**! lilfi _____ Uir-aarvift-e-fomtshetf.—Cgtt~K8R:'i'H«TtrT: f7IVlitfTnr The Sent. It* dale will lik^j- be vwrtr. Mass. Son.e of the Idg men FLOOR S A N D IN G & finishing, newapg|H-r in' thi* cilv of Inter­ ft*a- in it one big gi *i%iti Inst rail ed a t the re,|in*»l of Sanfot'l filled with MdlHiurne or New l \ n t By JO SEPH It. KELLY loiurel Ave. W. IL A A. Dept. Store. are .too heavy and som<v of- the cleaning A- waxing. O ur power Allied sqtialible.* and Oianv parti- (wi. •• lari*." «»l |>ei* need—trr-he ~trnitr~u|i, kOVl Itiehev a* l—lh school* h a v exunit enable* ns lo work a l i e n - «i»an puldicatinm. “U,* cling Gel m an -ongV »*ilh CONVALESCENT HOME now 3 piece Maple living-room m lh -trtrir Ileillre to laisi a place th ere is no elec trir ,-onnertin I * Tin*' iiim-jibiilte.l ‘ ‘ k liv i ti.n r tls-lii i Idle th ey sang A..... .. BOSTON f-A u g . 18 ( A Y - llv ’;-. the clip|>er. So b e ha* a ^ ’fat m en'*' reasonable. 317 TV. I.’dh. open at ChijJuola, 18 mile* 3. E. original vtrtlirl will *taml.' on the Fed schedule. available. 21 veal* expeliem . Ainetikinici" find then ne-v- in Mine- with u»," said I • ne>--T O : H A It llV PllOft-rOIV. IU**» et stu ff:' National Champion (aide, and a "thin men’* table. of Sanford and 18 mile* N. E. ADMIRAL table iiuhIvI radio, J unknown The OrL 17 date I* Mhing eon- Jack Gramer, who resemble* El- S ugar, b u tter and desserta art­ (frtua #nil II. M. Gleason Lak" Mary, ('la jokes, chit I'hnt. Hint g o siip - tin ­ I "We sang Trn*r. i • fhey "Bight or wrong, the official of Orlando. IJtrge screen and You ir* tirrvby BollfW th«i • * Vunki-p D im s 11,- .m l Oh months old, perfect mil Ilium like then -Intesldi- ei'iinl-I p.tt I*, s.xic leporl of the .ncideilt i« that sidrred I'V Jesuit High and I’om-c lie Vine* more than any of th - missing from the former. Ba-k •Ult Oik* Ii#* l»#»n flM open porrhes to alt and enjoy 1407 W. ICth. ’ lurni.heil by the umpire*. And Do In-on of .^inini. We would like current tennis headliners, intends Joe (iolding, erstw hile Oklaho­ uR.ilitat >ft»u lit lhr Cllfuil ftattft il ROOFING - ROOF' P ainting, all theft—wiHe glibly of trip - t*i Eng S' .ni.i very swell. The A u n ' i i m the cool h r m e s off Lake C ath ­ oiler all, th ey ,.- the lellow* who to s «h- IhjIIi of these fcchoolt on llie to follow his Idol’* steps into tlu ma speedster, la the "thinneat" SeMliff.te <*ount>. al H.»nfo»«l. Kk»n kinds. SiniOi Bin. phone II**. bind. Pari-, llm - *, l». in I nil point* guf. did the Vilgmiii lb-el "n u ll erine. Large grounds anJ walk* AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales Halt«la. In a* rerlaln r«utr N«n» ftfti-st. north, and south of Iteiliftf. were In the thick of the atorniy Sknforil sehclule. They wtffild give pro golf afte r he lire* of court of the , , thin men at, IHI. ,vj . ^11 know I* an Ann in an folk j _ ... safe from auto traffic. Large and Service. The Music Rot, •! iiD.i, IHp ilvrmmn tv\o “ Inginl \\ i nek i * noft. *m tour iLin < p m te .l tiolgi-d by Mgr. I.ou llev- the buy* an opportunity to make play He i. convinced t l i . 4, Al Sldonk. fotm er MU- cy K rA lfi lobby nnd room*. Brick consump­ .I .Taw.fi#l K ■»* 119 W. 1 st S t Plump 953. 12 S P E C I A L V I C E * .in SftviUi-rlaml," report i tin* p a­ folk tinner*.** • il anil other* of the Orlando overnigh] trips and it would lx a a* Vine* did, he will find a aiaaippl S tate star, la the rhamti an truitrr, ft alto I vfet»»l**nl». A lw * tion. Can accomodate 2 & only. per. "Ib*nnis lloila-rg i* going to club. Other* who witnessed the real ex p riicn -r for them. »1r*rri|illof» of lhr rral At the end of th e In • one e,tt h play for pay golf much more a l the sweeties* table. Al star*- lhr Phone or write Tor" reservation ROOF COATING- Aslmslos Alu- FOR RENT clo u r sunder. *E:i .y Denimiik the Irn-t ol I Ins oionlh. Sanford supporter* will get an profitable than pro tennia in the ml training at a men- 270 pound*. rttAtr dNCfliml In m UI iu | It a* scene were cnn*lilerahly farther tin man girl chose .in 1 m m -an | tninum roof coating- good for operation. 1C* n m n a ld e rate.'. Stinat once. Oviedo 2302 or Dr. opportunity to see the Gainesville follow* I’hvllis llinwn is to in E ng­ rii.it i». lemnyed from the arena, and the metal, slate or compoiltion m uflong run. M artin 2392 or writ* Box 137 ford Paint >V G lass i.u. Phone land and B arbaia .Wolfkei get ia gill alttl danced with le-c. T h r W r it € | m « ’ of H\\ S of Coach Hon»y Russell of rhancr* are good that any cro*,- I'lirpir Hurricane, Florida Militaiy all of them were girls -x< -m h • s*» Although handsome F ran k 1* ing. Stop leak*. Cool* your home Chuluola Florida. Large redan 31)3. Academy. New S m yrni l!ea, h and going l*ari*.*" •eetional ‘poll of fan* on w hit Wki-i li-r who was plckc -1 «ut by a Shield* now confine* hi* tennis 10 to 16%. Ten year ftvarrauty. for guests to visit their doctor. m« staying x,.u t„w.jy German will. \» U»Even “teacher*’ actually occurred, would produce Srabrei'Se High in action at the to weekend* oe’s stll The idol DObGIi. - PLYMOUTH 8 ENKARIK GLASS A PAINT luuh s^hiMil athletic field thi* year. •if tadiiiul thi* vi-ar, f"i ‘M r- W ihh-rt v m cl„ | „( t|„, e n t-u -.linun-ut u widely divergent tr*uon*c*." FURNISHED room. InnerepHng PARTS ANO SERVICE th* fashionable Newpfto! CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. array of team* will give the , milI, tixik llidaira I'* Ii* and maun-**. Clo*e in. Girl prefer 109 Palm etto Ave. Phone 1011 will gu on a trip til Dt-u.mi'U. N nr-I ”1 waa thera In lth e piVs* lju, That Casino galleries. Regardl#** o< S T A R T S T O M O R R O W F O R 2 D A Y S! W h eel B alan c in g way. und Hft»'isi«-I».“ | t.., It* Gray'* nictUli- ift IIII tftiu red. Box 49. t?'o Herald. my*elf a n d . I , lot one, couldn.'l local grid fan* a go-rd v arie ty 'of w hat pair «f clasay, developing SEWING MACHINES 77777 :---------------Z----i— \----i jmV HALES A S E R V I C E ____ _____ * A ,)K m"\h_..prui.flrtg 1V U - - — nAVV-aft*— seuilying ■in—t l l « t u t |; accurately recount tho m i m be­ football. Ilrre ’n there youngster* play oil the grand . AVAILA IILR.at ppcpc-CODrenient. H ERTS SEWING MAtHIT SHOP j ( l. nt,w*t,a|H-i ftvarmsl u • >- ady«7? Vear*. Ilaxo your wmiensi moth alt-uit the British Emit t-.. Kit' ,' yond the fart that llrvil hump­ stand court, *|/b delibie*, yea and lv‘ locatixf down towm section. Nolle Trapp pan* to enter proofed nuftv. Duwntnftftii ( lean- India. and \fricil, 1'*1 Li 1 "fti-iv in - i... — . . IIS S. FRENCH. I’ll. 1190 ed I'lntc Umpire L aity l.uvrly nialion*. ru»h to the m oit «b»up to data apartm ents with all era A Laundry, lil t I'alinettoi u-n-Aing," r»-|*ort tin- idui>r». "\\ with hi* rhe«l or m ld-riff -fu r Piedmont College .this Fall , , • t» llt. cuurU whenever ex —filmAve. Phone 914. Jan Jcnkltuun piana.U -g^ l*«-Pi«-»U ._____ . a n - a b " A idylng Flngli h. Sja-l'ing. I I M i i -rnodarn convetollmAk., AdulU CANVAS PAINT- clear and_col which he wg, filled inont. also . . , Go-t Singletary .te r Shield* I* perform ing. , . . T il! “^ ir. P bonef660.i., * Wa. ’ SKNKARlK GLASS A “ "Syif If,*i lung i* ghfolutely right and He still give* more autograph* t'iann Tunhig and Reiiairing. I . I. Lloyd Swain are expecting to ----------------------------------------PAIN T CO. Phone ?*0. ill re-opening the case if itanHill. Rea. (511-W. than all of the gam e’a . present FURNISHED room,-----with kitchen ••4 A l*»ftV — I’tH ft III el.roll at Bollin* College, O at cnee CouldAdam Eat The Applr lord priitrsta w arranted *iirh acprivilege*. (507 Oak Ave. r a lc w a U ln « .— T ir e N u alrlat,* rnathani will go to M onay Slate FLOW ERS . SIGNS tn>ii Tin* Judge i* W i mtntkt! G * Wilh Slomarh IJIcrr Paini? • Ambition* yoiBigster* will havt. Txarhers College in MurrHi’, Ky. . foe all oecasloni Show cards and poetars 2 W A N TED TO RENT and a Ihoriiugh ptidier. But tin T h - letilifti i *» i_\ et A-i.itii r a t m . Harold K astm r h a. m ndhsl thoir only chance to make th» MrNKILL 4 YOHT FLORISTS «I1pit* Iftiltl! IH \ r r 1. 4\ O -I I K K D SIGN SERVICE proteata of the imposition of fu r­ at NnrJh Carolina U n iy rra lty , . . I’. S. Dqvia Cup Team during FURNISHED o f unfurnished apt. Sipes Ave. Just off Celery In 1 • • 4 f“ ‘,I' '* 0 . I). Ijin-lre*a. Phone 1021 ther pcmiltte* ag alru l Oilalido •• Coarh l.i-onaid' Mcl.ucsi," former next week’* N ational J)ouhl*s Rl I Office ph. 403 residence nh. MO R perm, resident*. Ry 1st o f Hepi. *,» f a r «" it ap ix ar* oh Hie m i J Seminole High School ri id mentor Brookline. Nna-playing rap tau . Watch and duck rrpilrliiL'. Kl* t- I* * »•»(• T* • I'flg.i t#-' #••!*•* ; l rt' Close in a* possible. 2 lied­ face, not likely. : • Paints. Poultry S uppllrs. Nails, ha* la-cn In town for »omo time on Alrich Man ha* indicated that the Uic Appliance, Hewing Machine Hit* . rooms. Please call 271-K afta r . fur IniiiUftotti ' " I t l» u n lo riu n ate that Sanfnnl a vacation. . j . Jim lllolnek, who selection* committee will String Purina Feeds, Groceries and and varuuni cleaner K-palrt. Tin6:30. . . t 4ml *•*'!••» • and Orlando, engageil in a ter­ played n few Y am r* with the San- along with Jack K ram er and Meats. Touchton A W atson, 1201 Home Hhn|i, 1700 Sanfnid A ftp. I •••Il • 4 ,| (jnri| Lv • !• • » • - •!■ rific .tre tc h battle over fourth ford Celery Fed* in the FKL thi* Ted 8chrn*der for all four alnCelery, Phono 1199. b !»••« *»f l.ftln* Tfll»l»li 1 GARAGE suitable for stiuage. G. C. FY-llewa, Ph’ine 11-13-4. ixmitinii in final Hlamting* ami year, and whd I* a H.dlin* g rad­ gle* assignm ents and the only > » » M llrilM M Ut # -* •» •« Ml'lil Rep Reply In w riting to II. I„ Schwab *nlAlfl.r *•! I 1 lui’ii | m* a filial shot at the fourth pin* uate. will coarh at the New Port available berth will go to the CLEANING AND lx. 210 t. Rich, D.-I.und. Fla. FOR 8ALE— IJnisroek for drlvo- LAND III .K Y o l It MH‘ 1 ways and roadway*—Phon* i I.RAINAGK. 2 NEW CATER­ I MTil’ off lierth, should gel Involveil Itlrhev High this fall . . . Peter doubles (ram* which flnlsha* firat hu . liYftsii I h iik • ■ 1241. or M-cnnd at l-ongwootl. hi thi* ir-oprned deal." 2 or 3 bedroom home, good neigh­ PILLAR DKIHKL lll'C l.D O Z­ BltilM 4.14 n « lu I' Sehaal. FSL oecretary and league * Ye*,- it la tho "Ullle old Boh. statix-ian. I* va^ationine at Day­ borhood.’ close to South Hide ERS WITH . P A L M E T T T We agree with Bob on the fat* tona Begrh . . . A paid crowd of School. Perm anent residents VUXEDO FEE D S—comnlet# lire. New Englanders, and summer HAKES TWO 3/1 YD. I,A S T D A Y M O N D A Y H unt's Tuxede Feed ftiure. that it wn» not po**ible to *mgl'< 2JM13 fan* Jammi-,1 llarrl* Field in V a c a t io n is ts h e re a b o u ts, have ev­ with children. References fu r­ D RAGLINEH. E Q U Il’MENT out the player or playei* who Gaim-svillft- for a coniri. -Iwtwct-n idenced a fo n d n ess fo r night ha*ebished. Ph. 674-J. NOW IN T H IS VICINITY FOR HALE ' KaaaH.-' were lidding to the aturmy nc- the Saint* and the tJ Mcii the liall. In 21 after dark contest! NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION OLD NEW SPAPERS—S 0E N T 8 House or a p t , furnished or unfur­ ea.lon by i.ulling Lavely'* bat other n ig h t II was * I* m-fit game *0 fa r thi* season . ' . " ' . i l l have ( <) . OHI ANDO, FLA. PHONE CANVAS AWNINGS PER POUND. BUNDLED IN nished. P refer kitchen equipped down into hi* fare and Imuiii ;• with the Gainesville 11*11 -luh giv­ paid tn see the National le a g u ­ 2-29x1. CANVAS rORCII CURTAINS Yfl N out nok necessary. Perm anent *. BU N D LW r mg him around, but It 'wa» clear­ ing the proceed, lo tIn- Gaines­ ers perform at Braves F'irld. VF.NLTIAN BLINDS resident*. W rite I*. O. Box 1341. ly evident to all who were pre.t- ville High School for the ntirrknse Thirteen llghte<l tilta at. Fenway 10. 16. 20 and 26 OF^IT R.I'NT A CAR ■nt that llevil waa humping l.avo- of fool hall blrarhrr* . . . M O p en s 12:45 P . M. 40c Park, home of the Red Box, Aluminum, Sltrl, Wood! HERALD O FFICE 1 R E A L E fT A T E F O R SALE Y4(U DRIVE IT ly with hia cheat nr m ld-itff for wishes to S tan Karplnaki of the St. have attracted a total paid a t­ 10 DAY DELIVERY PHONE ipiilr a dlatance. ' Aiiguatinn Saint*. Stan I* the tendance nf 429,139. Thi* _ la tho ■. • i . . " • ’ One 8 room house and 3 four nmm See Jimmie Cowan’s S h e d M rtal IVBUICKL \NI» MOIMMSON We do not agree with Works for new Radial ers, new nroiid. papa of a so t l„irn last »ccond year for lights at the houses at 71. Hickory Avenue S ift tb t F m J P diH r. C DKIVIMT. INt!. llaye*-w hen h*e elated that Radiator core*. Radiator clean­ S atuniav afternoon. . . . We refor sale for 13600.00. All taxes - e/McCall'i, the Sanford fan* requested ing and repairing. relvgd a nice note from Dick Me4nd insurance paid nn same. J, the re-npenln* of the case. F R K B K S T IM \T K S l.anlln yeaterday. Dick I* um ­ HELEN McCULLY E. Jones. 422 F!. 4th S t r o t . Han­ CONCRETE HEWER P IP E The Sanford m anager, Jnhn HEE IJH FOR ritn n c 80s piring in' the Georgia Florid* ford.-H a. SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Trap* K rider, railed for a complete MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING lu-ague. lie staled thn; W. L. Blocks, Aluminum Window* and Inteallgatinn of Umpire l.ave- ‘ A ndersonla a fine fellow for whom AND TYPING • HEAL EHTATI* I Screens. White cement Paint, ly'a report, whlrh la skid to | to work . *nd that h- iD irk) I* CREDIT b u r e a u o f INSURANCE Pcrma-tile, llurTicane bracca have withheld vital parta of HANFORD _________ LOANS MORTGAGE getting alortg fine. Jerry LaI Miracle Concrete C om pany,.3(A) Only In HI* "Fortlu^'-but the proceeding* at th* Muni- • Count, form er 11(5 N. Park Phene 180 RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor Florida Mate Kira AvePhone IMS. rlp al i’ark th at fateful S a t­ R eglittred Broker and la-ague arbiter |* umpiie.in-chlef urday night. . , , Irsurance Agent in the GF League . . . P. Bayard FULKY HAW ____ FII.E E , Re toot her EXPERT HA DIO JtF PAIRING ' Thi* ’Turmull” did tu.» immlv.’ Smith »eport* from Little Sw ittcr Rm. 4 Florida Slat# Hank Bldg. POLE. n a l 3 setters. Kmerick wood any Sanford player*, and onlv tho land. N. C. th a t the llrrrld la comFred Myers. SI I E. 2nd Ht. Working machine with It II. P. NEW, two atory, threa bedroom Senator m anager ami »everal O r­ .ing through promptly and thanks motor. I Band Saw. 917 W. I3lh hutn*. Two car garage. On lando playera wero In th« frig h t­ ua-for tho good Info on the FHL ATTENTION MOTHERS e M»ny l«Us 40 *«H nTftf Hav* la *•< u* St . ro m er lot 110 x 140 in M ayfan. ful incident. * — DIAPER SERVICE — n i t h l « - h * V " IrcqtM nft i t o i f * to p i m Will tell unfurnished or furnished A rrording to th* National A,* Rahy Valvel furnishes hospital — K *r* b * < k w ) x * ,'la a , b e i u M al m ia a t YESTERDAYS HTARH SEE TIIF. new Uvyn Shaver. A*k Phone 366-M. aoclation rule* a player I* pot 'clean.stcrlle dl»|H-r* ami dattdor* funrtiMial tidMjr dlwwdw*. Pitrhing, Denny Gslchouse, R«*d fo r ftlemonstrallon. 8 ENKARIK supposed to touch an umpire Sox. held the Yankee sluggers ised co n tain e r.. Economical and. II this it yoav troubl*. lluth out »orj GLASS A PAINT CO. 112-114 A NICELY furnished Y room home T hat misdemeanor on the p x n lo. f jg - h iu in the 11 Innings in safe. FuXy medically approved ftiiliwn *n>t bl*di|,ft etth |)r Kilnwr'f W. 2nd 8tIn Sanford* lleighta. Every m od of th* Senator playera la enough oU|pitching Rookie S tar Vir Call Daytona 2D57-W collect for Sosmp Root. It quickly watkt I<1inrt**te ern convenience, large Batteries A flattery Charging. to la g a neat stupensiun on them R u c h i 3 -0. (t was Rasrht’s first detailn. 9d dia|>era, 12 a wi-c •_ Ik* Bow *1 uftin*. help (*U*V* ••<*•< M i d porch. 118 W. 19th St. or 911 II. H. POI’B CO. INC. Ilf. and - 1 M burnins mumIImi . , . hdp* We liellrve th a t llaye* has the ,|efr, t afte r s Ik straight triumphs, •’FIRHT IN SANFORD” W. 13th. b)*M*f Irrlldtoa that i* 'i you up ei*Ht(. wrong slant on the request. T hai Batting. Bob Klllntt. Braves, TABLE TOP electric w ater heat- L O N N IE M C M U L L E N ’S Market ti«imp K<.ii I, truly a*lur*'t »-*« »*ft re-opening of the case i* n o t) made two hit* In each' gx gama in NICELY arranged five ,-oom bung­ era. Hodge* Plumblln* 'Shop. B arber Shop open Thursday, lo r»li((. Mill tun* hsv* Isk tn II loft lino* Iftolntad play4T. luted aatt the Orlando playMIV.'riouble victory over the Giant* 2-1 alow, about 3 miles from city on 409 W. 1st St. __________ (rnaftatiofift . , , oftlrn vilH uroedortul loF riday A S aturday. was pointed a t the negll- IBnd 3-1. Ho drove In what proved oared road w ith several ex tra v i l l i C auiioai .T * i» •* d.focft*d. -----of UMPIRE LAVELY, w h o ,ijo be the winning run In the lota. Priced a'. 64,960 00 w ith 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D F a t I t — trial tftipply. writ* I)*pft. A, accordlIng to all accounts, DID I opener and knocked in two runs 13 N O T IC E S— PE R SO N A L Kilmof h Co., lac., FVli 1295. 5t»mfo«d, tattractive term s. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ NOT TURN scored th* other In the_ nlghtTURN IN uA FULL RE .| .Bnd . ______ IB M _ H ighest cash price paid for used v, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS C oca. Oft — |#< lu ll-rin d boftllo ol PORT ON TH E INCIDENT, leap. In all, he was rtflionsibU for Kayaiond LundqaUt. Aaaoclala furniture. Ted Davis F urniture SANFORD lU-auty B a to n -P h o n e H ,im p R o o t today a t youft druftiltxo. ?• '. . * “ # L I t ___ . . . . . \Cr UjSSjL'il 1354. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. Lavely. It has been stated, mad ,-1 four of his team 's five runs. • . ^ Phone 712 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Co. 311 E. liL Ph. 958. Aphlrin Phone 1354. Perm anent waves no report on the fact th a t Man-, ■ ■■ — ------- - - ’ ■ 7" ' 1 •' 41M acres, with approx. 600 standI’LL BUY your ear regardless of a g tr Bevil was escorte<l front DO.NH TRIM DODGERS IB up, guaranteed. W ater sof­ So many women write to our -k ™ . T’l 1 ^ age or condition. Roy Reel, 304 in*. old orange trees, located tener. Also open evening*. the field by the 8anford Cht-t • ■ magazine and ask if they I^af Hopper* Saifit Wstrtn Damping Off * ' about 1 blk off o f Route 17, Just W. 2nd 8L of Police Roy William* and 0 f - | PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. IB-riA*) should keep turning In their out of DeLtuid. Elect., phone and fleer H. M. Young. It l* al* u |—The Ims Angeles Dons grabbed l LOST A FO U N D used ctToking fata. Most <*r- w ater, no house. Owner will sell 7 P#t», L iv esto ck , S u p p lie s. 14 said that Lavely withheld the a narrow 17 to IB victory from Red Spider Mite* Mol* C rlc k elB * -* * Ik .. t)__ . L I UM ^ Dodgers V Lv U a *. here llast a .t • talnly y « l There II still a very reasonable or will U ke th* Brooklyn hat-pulling Incident and’ the Collie dog. about 4 month* trailer In trad*. See. Mr. Bowen, FOR SALE—Galled saddle horse, LORT: shortage—not only, in the night aa In# All-American Conhumping melee. old. ‘A ntw era to nam e of "P ilo t” spotted China boar, 60 pig*. Gus 641 Plumose Drive. j ferenc* pro football teams plqjrod United States but aU over the We Kanfordlten hav# nn Reward. Phone 1060. __ Bchmah. Phon# 8B3-W, ' .. an exhibit' exhibition game that ' opened’ axe to grtml with the O rlande world. Her* la what Secretary SMALL furnished bungalqyr^cnr. the gridiron season In Th# Pac­ LOST: F'cinale Rat T eriie r. white hall flab, all wa, w ant out HELP of Agriculture Clinton P_. . r w r M . UIHUUBfi i-.-73«tS'i? ific Northwest. with brown spots. Answer* to Priced a t 65,000.00. . Xndcnon sayi: " I t I. U U ' . ; name. “ Sandy”. Phone 829-M. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS EXPERIENCED celery grow er or neceasary to conserve e v f lf Am you irmihia-i Reward. Raymond L«ndqnUt,_A"eoelale dUtira* et tain trained farm m anager for farm pound of used f it. since the functional mo Phone 711 Atlantic Bank Bldg. la Zcllwood area. Qood position ° y*t**U fat supply ritu a tk o I M ik H W I IB A U T O S F O R SA LE fo r rig h t party. A. Duda A Bona, till* maka you aunar 8 BEDROOM houae furnished or la little better now than it waa ftum pain, fast “ Oviedo. Phone 1161. ______ . . . — T t y — - - ■ — — unfurnished. New electric kltehaarroui, ratUr pick-up truck. last year.” T hat's why wo 1939 PLYMOUTH ■ i ' ■ v a l e t auch llracaT Tuan e n tr y •en. double g a n g * 4 acres, few GIRL fo r cashier A eo*met!t coun­ Phone 912-W. ’ American women muat keep Lydia *. PlnXb*ra» yr*r»*t>l# Ckanfru it tree* on ML D ora high­ pound U> rrllevs auch symptom*' ter, aleo soda girl. L u sty 's Drug on ta rin g used fat* until the la * meant madkal laat jriaXhain a FOR BALE: 1MQ Dodge ton A H w ay 8 mile* from Sanford. Phone (■'."ip.i\ina pri.ftft.1 rft"'*i»»!:lr world wide shortage is over! ! truck with '42 m otor, 15.000 to County 6305. W i maka our own loo C m m . All flavor* woman troubled tht* way. It-* wliat Telephone 6771 ' V ORI.ANDO, FLORIDA m llea—also 4-wheel utility tra il­ Doctors call ■ uUrtna acdatlv*. It naa Stenographer Wanted. . • * ’' ' . Taaty — Dolicioua — Hooltbful bungalow loee r to be pulled behind car. 2-ton a gratia aonihtnx (Bad on one ol worn* W f T U M I N O - IN Wilson.- Phon# 479. t "lift*I l*ftper ten! or**"*. . ■_. Tho Pioneer* of Soil Fumigation In Florida ' ■ ••Aa n e r lo t load lim it Dick Aiken, I‘hun 9 o aT»kan tegularty —nnkham4* neeaWANTED—Carpenters and Brick Ipa build upr -------*-------" V W « U SED f i x r * 438-R. . aui','*l*'*^llo’ a t n * t atoftnachM lanlet Report — Short’* High ••- * i -■ * -< ' V, .» T sedan 6400 * —* • ■ft-. - . 1940 FORD four door * ’ Itriifel Cun. ;4 1 4 Sftoford Avenue M e n . I! LYDIA E. PINKHAK'S 3 SF Ph. 474 J a fte r 6:20. C h ic a g o YAUDLKY -V E N E T IA N Itl lN D S .Walker’* Proven Products DG-THB JOB FOR THE BEST ICECREAM TIP—TOP ICE CitEAM —i--- l.— C a ll— WALKER fer tilizer company TIP—TOP ICE CREAM , - ■ \ 'ft 1 - • ’ ' i . . . _ - i ■’ . . . Ky R ay (J o tto �9 r 4 ^ L* • ;y-- . 7 > trr; MONDAY, AUGUST 18,1947 THE 3ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ji‘ m Market Report SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK . (r«> ll> n 4 Itmm r« i» Om I first fiscal year. June SO; *1W*. Since that tim e substantial a d ­ ditional Improvement of the pro­ perty has been effected, incuding a conalderabte am ount'O f pavlnjf. The S tate Road D epartm ent, handling this la tte r pbnse of the development, hatdsut fare*!, a portion of the M arket property tom e 800 feet wide, fronting on Edison avenue, and extending back aeveral hundred feet In serve all of the building* erected on the •lie. In _addition lo access by hard-surfaced h ig h w ay ,.th e Mart ket I* aUo ydrved by adequate rail aiding facllltlee, giving dlr*»et- eori'Bet with- th a *cart1 ar* tapping the F ort Myers -arta. Cucumtiera. eggplant, pepper*, squash. tomatoe* and other produeta have been handlrd on the F o rt Myers m arket In substantial volume during the la it year. Man­ ager Nehrllng. In discussing the current outlook ha* expressed the assurance that the Market will g at Its full share of produce from the adjacent territory, during the year ahead. handling of gladioli ship­ m ents. through facilities made available on the F ort Myer* M arket, attracted considerable attention In the la st yrar. P ro­ duction of flowers and bulb-, in th a t area ha* (p-en an increas­ ingly Important Industry In re ­ cent year*. Activities throughout .the S tale M arkets system are concent­ rated largely at prrsvnV on the renovation of'.faeiltfiea, and gen­ eral preparations for the fall i *l •on, said Director WllSort. ' rS C - 1 H ’HHhnneil fr*tm F n if (Nifl new t ronfertuire in-com m ent f i Cxechoslovakla and Hungary CLEVELAND, Aug. IP,. OP)— a jjloa Winston rim chill made RF.RMNi Aug. lit, I'D c - l(ie With one of the "b ig 'fo u r" f u b f e r .o v ,, th e British radio survey- He*- Vmerican- Government aava savs tnO h a w been exprlling the Germanic comnanie* having reach-1 It* x«c- 1 u n ta y ' % the B ritish people t United State* occupation rone is Sudrten* and Rwaiiians, hut the und lt*47 agreem ent with the CIO nt*Inline nrnl fight it o u t" petting so many tlb-gnl German AMG ha« refused to take any more rubla-r workers, representative* ”t Calwell h at Iw-en in G reat Hrit- im m ictnnt ■ from the Ko*<daii rone Sudeten Geiman* beeau*u th* U. the union and the B. F. Goodrkh ain to -u range fo r the transfei that tlte.jaif* cannot bold them S. rum- can not handle them. Co. opened sessions today. of Rrjt.m* who wi»ii lo live- to and they a te trt-mg sent bkek with­ N egotiations liotweeu the union A utetalia. He vaid some |f[ii,,M*'‘ out |--roMi Lttiun. and the Goodyear Tire it Ituhber w ant to make the thatige, ami In V inWuW we.-ks, u ii, AMG report — ir - *'" Co, ended Saturday In an n g f-r- Aunit ui in inteml* tu move -oine { declared yesterday, G erm in-pol Ire tiitnt g ranting worker* six j aid th is >caii. jiunpiiig. iJ h bn ill the sta le uf l i m e , lender ing holidays u year in lieu of further tmnl yeei-ption of ItritirbeTx Jh^rv \ the Ruaslatt ruhr, asserted ♦'•.(111 wage increase* a t the present. s«elt tiftor *a : “ QPt u V ffie y rm> t- W g Mrefu: ff lttjj* fu r illegal-nnlry hut G. Ik i'attar*<in. venonil eiitn . 'b iti* .* ' *’ bvWrww< [ jailv-ani) —; srl for th e union, said ne hop. J K k s t i kill . i , U/izt*! rourts." tY fee-quarterj • the settlem ent s m i 14--Ii. m b ’ 1 ■» o f ihr^s hnd .to be rrtu m rll'ti lihmit YT-. .lippiuL-.h' • p attern for pacIS" with NTu- i~thrt" .ukl.OSill - ^a .-ple." * t ’ llwcd! - lidi ta.-iiig penalized, "big four" wpnpanlc*. U W it’.rh. "Fvetr st* tfie imak nf her navat AMD nfflrtaU in RhTenbjrg. Protect Your Hesllk Firestone Tire & Rubta-r (To, and pr,wep -.he only took care nf He»*e, reported last week aliout By Sleeping Belter, U. S. Hubla-r. pp.mmtKHl to :!5,IXHMMMl. There I* one refugee In in said be had b ft An I1H cent wuge increSJ-c was QWijiopidatlon In G tta t Britain, Ihe Russian zone l>ecau*t* he had INNERSPRING MATTRESSES granted employe.-* of tin- f> ur llTid under imputation in the de- ta-en draft,-,! t„ work in uranium rompanie* in Mareh. but hi-.t mlr.loni. BOX SPRINGS mine*. ‘ German authorities In lla*’. monthe the union annoonnd !t *‘l*iih - It. it,tin |f>-«mit.* tins aria til " have, rom ptainrd nf an HOLLYWOOD BEDS would seek another w ig - Ih>om . ili-bslsiHV to Ik* ironed out be influ 4 of German* from Husslan-Goodrieh mid union offiri.it i iv- \vill Iq -tar-i'tl nut, if another v f f liplsd territory; M aniifsrlurrd To Your dirali-d that outcome of i. strike wni happen*, wit!,nut oven Individual Order By if,T he Anteriran-lleqnte I Getntan by CIO-UKWA union!it* a t thi !• I Ing •. pilliutl . -I fe.it." NeW* A gelay u»ld v c e n l .i y rrfirm 's Xuiu-atoona, Ala. plant'll.Ight Cnlwnll Pit f h i plat < i" StrirtloRS on travel between the M allrriu Renovstlng A have some b'-aring on *odav‘* ion- liuild ii p"|iiilatp<n from, .Its llritirdi ami Ameriran r jnev, abalRebuilding A Specially ferenre. A fter'ag reein g to '(inibn mi -* nt 7,rpMi.nuu .t„ 'jii.mm.iMSi .tailed afje r last- JnnuarV‘« econ­ Call Ua Today -- Sleep demands for company-wiile tu-got. in ii--- next f ration* be­ omic m erger of these zone.*, would Better Tonight iatiun*. Goodrich spokeou-u ia lr r rm. , "'.ve la v e in faith to lit ' I* rcstOfed to catch person* tr y ­ said they would, not barualn on u lu erefn l Intention* nf tha Jup- ing to j r | from the Itnsstan to the eompany-wfde bast* dur Ift* a Wll St*.’* II. S. zone by way of the British strike. runeBoth factions reported, huwevty-, ft) a’ »mtemVnt eontalred in l l " that their delegate* wouhl appear Orlande Sanford AMG report, General, I,uctiu D. today for pn-lindnnty -talk i. SanfordPhone 1881 Celery A Ctav. m ilitary governor, nskrd: Sanford, Fla. "How Could wo justify German* from the U u 'tlan zone whim We ItfHjTOWAug, Uf, M i— Prenlilvtu .■^Pimnn twM lb Ir .< Iiel t. d r . that " I W the Vltllghleiieil u net ire of real it" I’EIPING.. Aug. 18, W1}—China‘s nine racy In all hunt in retati«i . ' Manchurian arm y .command will the only practical method hy which merge formally with the G i t . i aii*- ppaee and jg-osparity may !*• (imo'a Manchurian -headquarter* in iu rerl." Yep. we’re proud lo nnnouncp a * . Wednesilav its a move cah-ulutt d new addition to our feed Block . . . The. Rre«hlent said in n b iter to .bring about m ilitary c u t .rolti ’e r t Jici f"t 'lie yiuiventbin of nnother carload of nutrients from cal unity before the Comirumlsia American Pedoralimt of Teacher*: milk nnd abundant v itam in s . . . strike again. "Ity instilijni' in Hw licetts and Communist General Lin I'iao's mind* o f nil children and youth ■ to increase y o u r happiness. forces are expected to laiinrn their u deeper* MUt-e «f nur ile|>et»leiire sixth major ram|>aign •ometime in A CARLOAD O F ____ " ik- tn v n ,-ir.mliei. *flu.»ita pnd.e-il .i i’tirem ts'r: i-gxi provide th e brumi foiiii* On Ihe rlvil war scene, a fieight ilnt Ion* >Jt rtutphrativ i art tail in truln northbmmd from Tienjaln 4o nil n*[iect* of our rnnitnnu life Come Vn an d get* y o u r supply from uh today Mukden wo* blown up white cru is­ whelhr-r- - Wt i I. p-difTeal or kcti* fur ho«>. chickens, tu rk ey s and calves! ing a bridge south "X IF hi' m Ii-vr. no him - -*u charm ter. The locomotive plungtij into tin"N ever liefoT" im-i ntlr nation river. Itailwav official^ said the lialn hnd n g r e a ta r ' opportunity to tiestruck two land mines a* St pound- m o m trn te to the world th a t the (W rie r Second & S anford Avenue cd onto the itridge, abott il'l udle* enlightened p*aetlrt- of- ri’i t de llftiemcy in nil humart ' r.-fatiott northeast of Tie-c'.sim Then* wris Phone 358 if. • the only praetii-al method by no report on casualties. 'Ihe tiu in ii. which jk' scp and prosperity may c a n ied no passenger*. be ItMure ll." Truman Sends Iri'ttoir To Teachers Meet in j; ^ W»U< ARE. '( t i l L A R q E S < Oomniands Unite In 'Uhinem* Action SEEDS *fW»M CacoHirl'S'O C E A N -G O IN G R A F f -fdAf RIDES AMY WAVE O K -fKE CKlLEAH C oA sf 1$ MADE OF BALSA LOGS - i)U WORLD'S LI^MfESf WOOD* taatwiil tpifaitj, |m , WH{J fi^lj (ta m l P a s s O ust JUST ARRIVED! affairs. Gordon Bradley*, sveretary, Fred Williams, John Sheppard and Jack Ratlgan. *»«Tg. Michaels, Is. who, slpce March, rr»Blill*t(i final l*BM» Om > (IT tillR U tll Hum r a a f fh trl »* has served a t assistant bookkt-«p(leVntcd to diurtlSRion of t k . U tdU d- N a loo—r-Ghk-wttU-W_ar_flf llo lk r ilu1otor.Salgt to i hertv luu. Tl ' li mi [i i Te~ f urin ed ity TIIF. ASSOCIATED I'ltRS.H ohliged to re|H-at the hig four had business, social 1 and . welf.it v win-1 lo r riiupter* * Visit I'J.TJ dollar ir woitji only v«t*i txrwvr. Work1 experience that Qualify her writli Iwdh raci-* .to g eth e r from Well for her new work, ,the duties the Oegihniiig, or, while and negro al»mt Mt cents today In buying ' I'resldent Trum an, Green asthe ordinary sw w w fttsi o f lif-s, hut *• ite(lt will I*- reimmiimted by the of which she will assudp on fhpt, later mrtgeil. InterprelMlion u f the national It buys it lot mure in some purl-* Democratic I’urty, while the GDI' 1, one morilh Iwfore the Ixioth Is chapter* organized separately and of the United. Stales lllatt ill nm-umitioM will be a struggh opened Iq tourists. among Dewey, Taft* anil Gen. She came lo Sanfor.J from fiyl- organization’* constitution is th a t others'. vanta, Ga. as secretary to Judge ho facial or religious considera­ An Associated Press sprvey of Mar A rthur. H. 8. White. H er .'any training tion should influence membership retail prices in 111 leading clllea Ore»-n said that Heliry W a lh ir In business subjec's , wn* nt of any chapter, aa'.il I.enter II. In nil sections of the nulton re ­ wo,dd iit.t Ik- abb- t« prevent T ru­ D raugh’s Business School i,|- Sav­ I'eicelln of Atlanta, aoutheastern vealed strikingly .Irregular* in- m an's remimination, and th a t a annah, Ga. She left ftanfnrd for regional rhuii man. ' third party - movement on \ValIIm m mend Ing concentration on creases. ' aeveral v e a n tfurlng which time Some products have soured tuit lac**s part was unlikely. state rath er than iiutionnl legis­ >h* w at secretary to thk IniVor nt Form er Guv. Slnssvn of Minne­ of all relation with .others com­ Cohen'* departm ent store In Jack- lation, the group n*ked th a t cun- pared with prew ar days. Some sota ha>l developetl ''consldsrasldr-ration I* given to securing: a ■onvllle. - *• special session of the Florida ||Ir* where living costs were low­ I'Je” support among lilieral and l^ lm r votera tK-fure he express ' Mr*. Michaels also svrvrd for legislature for passage of a rent- est In 1030 pay the moat now. leveral years as inter-departm ent control ed approval o f 't h e T aft- H artley The Survey showed I is not renewed .after lecretary fur the City of Jackson­ n rs t spring. You can e a t for less, hy‘ ami Art. Green -aid, adding th at he ville In m atters relalln.r to pure large, in Minneapolis II,,m in moat ronahlered Gov. Dewey the lead­ Emphasis on a Tallahassee a VC foods, sanitation and vital stallscities. You pay mure fur meat In ing rnndidat'- fl>r tin* GOP nolitltics. S h e.also hpd chargu of a chap ter was explained by ' the th r parking rap llal iif Ciilcagq mnii'in~nt~prpvt’iit. w titr n m jir th n a lilH Iasi spring,' Jacksonville girl sruu; troop. than rl»ewhere. Your housing In S anford she ha* (ton* school which passed the House but diet! dollar buys more in Kan FnttBliRi welfare work, was president of the in the Senate, almost w ent un­ ami St. laiuis, and least In DenJ T J for five years, slid is h form ­ observed by the A Vt» wrhich would ver, rum pared with the other Is-en banned from Using tho er member of the Sanford-W ont! have •Ha Club. A aon, Jam es. M i-In,J, name In the sta te If (he hill had cities. TA MA/.UNCHALE, Me*., Aug. , -Your <Inthing dollar goes la • student a t Stetson l.’nlveisity. become law. 'Asked to speak winn he appear, nlmut as far one place ns another, |H Or)— City official* re pm ted amt • daughter, Mary C ray die ed as an observer, lU-p. Ilratb-y hut buys a lul less than In either today at h ast 10 known dead at •e l la high School student. Tumal, night and one-half miles Odham of Sanford said "the item or !U4ft. south here w here .a roaring land­ abolishment of discrimination has -1 Your m eat hill ha* gone up ed on cnlor or creed is po**ildy ‘ .............. . . 7 - • slide Friday' night wiped out 13 the best policy for peace that any mUfh .n" ,r’-’ * » » hmisr* at the ford of a mountain* Veteran's nrganlzaim n could have. your bread or milk lulls. B utter ptak on th e .P a n A m eriran Hlgh-| Invited la ter to Join the o rgan­ a n d 'e g g s rata much higher - on way. iCtMlIaRM ft mm* budget than- they did rorn* Officials *nid .another landslide 1 Tex., probably Lee Chapman Ho) ization, ho ratsirred to allegat­ your on I In- heavily trav e lh l highway land, who suffered head Injuries.- ion* of a communist connection, parallvcty Iwfoir the war. In most Items, h a lf-o r more of nt Villa Car rad s, It* mllca north, Huglin, who related In a radio | which w rrr denied, and said lie Interview th a t hn kicked sharks would have tu know more about it the price [ucrrn*e has come in Ihe ' wI| k*1 out most of (he houses In the taut y rar. But while your housing liny villagr am] th a t two* bodies aw ay during his long: night in ihe tiefore Joining. buys only *hn1f ,as „ much hnd bean i -covered. water, reported AlHirsun said no­ - The JarkHunville chapter • » .» »dollar { „ . . . _, The two slides were caused by thing a* the big pfanu plunged asked to sponsor one at T n lla -jr* 0*^ ** !l’ *- • •” Colttmerattcisco it buys heavy tains which accompanied a -tow ard the tea and destruction— hassee and to revive that at the i 11111 n,' ‘* week-end hnrrieane. At Villa (Inlvcrsity of Flurida, amt tha ht|lre than it did In June, 1040, “ He only smiled very (ABelly.* t-erradn officials said at lets! The five bodies hajllml tip from Tampa chapter to sponsor new three kilometers (one and rightthe sea Included 'huso of naval unit* a t Orlando, Tamtia Univ­ tenth* miles) of the highway Capt. Randolph B. Upper of Aud­ ersity and Itollin* College, w rrr under tuna and Iona nf ettth . ubon. Minn., Portsmouth, Va-.-wnd a A provisional committee, to (('KWllHwa ffri.aK !'•« . Hurl CpI. David iatrr, Watertown. N. V. continue in office until Ihe state all feature length picture* ex ­ Identities of Ihe others Were not conference, wa* named with Dr. hibited In th eaters In the United in color. , announced. II. I). P rrnsky of Miami Beach States. T hr rapacity of facilitfei "tig* effect of the practices (The Army newspaper Stnra chairm an. O th e r members: Imui* for commercial color processing charged in the complaint tins and 8 lrlpea In Tokyo aald nllied Bunty of T am pa; Ralph Stew art, and oth"r. operation* In Ihe Inis Ik-cii tu restrict the drvelopmei,; headquarters source* had confirm ­ negro, of Jacksonville; Jack Gor­ Inrxs o f profeiiiunsl color clnsr of the a rt of profexaiunal color flearh; llarvy ed that the other Vfcilntl included don of Miami tnslography h as lieen inadequate cinematography by others than Col. Carl A. Russell of Richmond llam berg and Jaruiu llne Bamberg to meet the demand for filming tho defendants^ and tu drprivw Heights, Mo., and Capt. K. It. Rtlll, of Miami, ami F. 8. Davcnpori of motion picture productions the public of the b onrliit nf who tha paper identified as lire of U niversity of Miami. cupfprtlibin in Ihls_ business.’1 Pilot. An unofficial tqurco sold A rm y Capt. Cecil Sigmon, no ud. . dresa given, was a membar of the eraw.) Russell was an assistant chief l'» ii iln«i -o f sta ff under M arAelhur. lie. He, had ri’Katlwava'iiKM no idea how Irniii he would be L a ir and Boyer, like the reacu gone. The length uf Ids trip would Col. Huglln, were member* M acA rtbur's headquartert Joint depend upon the *ilu*tion and con­ ditions he haa to investigate. strategic plan and operation* He was accompanied by Got. group. Kugene !* Miller and I.leut,’ Col. The pilot bypassed little John Richard P. Tipton. •too Island, a fueling stop w est of here, to m ake, the ROME, Aug. it>, (/D -I.ie td . run from Kwajalein direct to .*410 Sanford Avenue ^ H a w a ii. One Tokyo source, ex General John C. II. I^ e , In his Plaining why the pilot may h a v / first public comment on criticism bypassed Johnston, said th e little of hie command published in the Island la extrem sly difficult lo United Stales, said today the a r­ ticles were unw arranted and dis­ find In poor weather. !hH C a p t Roy Gano, directing n torted. Lee Is rotnmamtar of the destroyer division in search for M editerranean Theater of opera­ aarvtvors ws* startled early today tion!, U. 8. Army, Robert C. Ruerk, S'tlppe-H ow when he viewed one of tho five bodies hauled fro® t W s e a n n to ard columnist, In five articles printed la st week, tsld there was hie foredeck. discovered the corpse was lavish living by officers and their th a t of hla longtime friend. Navy wive* Iq Lee'e command, with co­ U e V U T I VENTILATION, TOO! ‘ TRo Randolph. Boyer of............. Audubon, llated ryrn forced to serve as ‘-flun­ keys" to tha officers and their h“ * °*a*t keep small fry of1 tha from Minnesota, they were families, G eneral Slscnhowsr an­ So. . . with a simple twist el • year apart at Annapolis nounced Saturday the Arm y's IntJ wrist, regulsta y o u vaaetua •d together until a j e a r P ec to r general would Investigate. 'Bds.lo c o n tro l.s e a tils tlo a j Lee la st week refsrrod to W ain w ith tha chiaf of Koval operaIng ton all queettons about ihe a r ­ * In W ashington.. , ticles, b u t today his public i d a Aluminum * ■b.e -lions sta ff Issued a statem ent ng him as saying l Sloal—Wood n w arranted a Hacks rcflcctlni upon the character and Integrity ol FREE ESTIMATES mv officers, enlisted men ami i thorny womsa. and tb slr fam ilies, through --Vi: articles Which present a complete­ ly distorted view o f actual condi­ - ; ' PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW AT OUR NEW fertln g a t tion*. demand refutation from the _____ , , |__ , v a o a fT M - aourrea other than members of LOW PRICE. QUICK DELIVERY , 48 mile* north of Rio Da Utls command.” w a n seeking mean* of statem ent raid ho web Inst sggretslon tin-, corned inspection of hl« theatSr by o treaty. the Arm y and the press. A group ________ to m e et o f Obrrespendents left for Livorno, 820 W. SrdSL Phan* 1152-W f:00 P . M- E astern a t Loa'e Invitation, u see condiUons there. V '. : f .-v==^=£irj. w m 3^4 AP Makes Price ■ •Survey Of Cities A F I* Drive TJumrSoIiTBuRermllk l*roducli I!uni’s Tuxedo Feed Store Heavy Rains Cause Mexican Landslides Search For Atcheson ■ l Movie Suit Lee Inquiry "3 not In good position to hnndle (k'rmans Flee From are 200.000 Sudeten* and Swabians to our xone froni CxechoReds To U. S. Zoner -( coming Slovakia and HungarvU* ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY' Veterans Group I British Cabinet ECHOLS • b p 19+1, ( ( ' • s II s m S I r . e And Union scon Goodrich Open Negotiations QAPS- A 8 0 U 7 ' A S LA R ^E AS FO O TBA LLS* Mrs. Michnels ; By r . j . W HISKER ; W IN E RUM 'G IN ★ ★ ★ ★ NICK'S PACKAGE STORE SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. % ■ -=-«. ■ ^ 1 N- & , x I 1- ;d : % �--" -ft (a Umlty Thtr* la Strength— “ T 6 P retest Uw P h m of U u W arldj To r r o a o to Uio Progress of A ta s rk a ; To Prodaca P r a H n t r fa for Sanford. THE W EATHER Partly (londr through Wednesday -with scattered afternoon and earl) evening ahoofra. Moderate ea st­ erly » ind*. i\N INDEPENDENT DAILY NKW8PAPBK VOLUM E X X X v ia Truman Acts Established 1908 Dousing Dolly To Duck Heat SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1947 Aaaoclatod Prfaa Luted W iro IMarshall Has Prjaratfi Talks At Rio Mce Carusi Appointed As­ s i s t a n t In S t a t e Department In 3 , Way Agency Shift No. 198 Reds Hit U. S. On Indonesia -*•»r-v .sre—1* ^ 0 =-• -- Conferences Arc Hcldfyj With A r g e n t i n e , Chile Foreign Min­ isters On Treaty “Good Offices" Offer Called Dangerous . Attempt T o B y poss United Nations . W ASHINGTON. Au( . 19 W>»- QU1TAND1NHA. Bmii!, Aug. 19 LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 19. 'X ) Ifl*)—-Secretary of State M srthsll —The Indoneniin rovcrnaient charged today that ihe Dutch sn d Argentina's Foreign Minister. were determined to destroy the Juan A. Brsmuglis, diKu--* I all • ar-born East Indies republic. msiif point* of the In k . l„.\Kf: SL'CCES-S, Aug. 19 <T) can Defrnte Treaty at e Kmtia demamted today that lem. hour private conference tod Ugo Cannl, now cemmiuioner thr Srturily Council »et up * wo conferred at Br* of immigration and naturaliialion. commiiiion to inreriigate and sr* apartment. w at appointed a ipecial auittanl e_ lha.;.Outyylliil<i|te*i.m-rtnv-. ■ "We ditcutted all tile in the Stale Department to take tet ami dttiply attacked the point* of the treaty and eschew ’ Qjfttll charge a/ a turvey of all United State* fpr a "dsngerou*" v d rv iew i.” (irnrf.il Martha!? p h atet -a t the d iip lecrd '- pehon* attempt to "by-pa** th e. United s i they emerged, Bramugti* Ic problem, including resettlement. Nation*." » newsmen "thd general w*» give ' T h e shift Involves the reaigSoviet Deputy - Foreign Minis­ a itstrm en l." nat'on of Watson D. Miller as ter Andrei A.' Gromyko, stated Marshall is to deliver a nia. r federal security adm inistrator and policy address a t . the conferee lire Kussivn imiitinn for tha Me appointm ent aa rem m iaiiom i tomorrow and Is expected to a first lime in an emergency coun­ of naturaliialion and Immigra­ out . U. 8 . view* on que allot ' TONI Of VIOVTABIIS AND flUITI A«« CAXTID rrom the* Covent Gsritcn M nkets, fendon. largest In tion to succeed Carusi. cil mretmg-'ummnnrd at hi* »p»facing the .delegate*' In d ra ftln| Britain, to the country for dumping snd plowing under because of a glutted market. Wholesaler* charge Mr. Trum an named Oscar Ro»* edic request. a hem ltphere defense treaty. that retailers refuse to buy large quantities because they want to maintain arrlty" price* irrttiwcu swnmr*. Ewing, former assistant ch air­ Norman A rm our, assistan t see He charged ih af ih< United man of th * Democratic National re ta ry . of statu, and A m bassa­ The retailers say .th at Ihe wholessler* prefer tonsrasle the produce rnthrr than sell at<low prices Market IVIN DOUS get hot In the scorcher that has been sweeping the nation, Slnte* wa* attempting to "forfii__ ^ C o m m itte e, to replace Miller as wotkeis are shown above piling up hags nf eahbage at Covent (tan lrn for slnpnu-m to the dum nlna oo considerate Alice Donovan, 3, cools off her favorite playm ate under a dor William Dawson accompanied IT i giMiJ riff lev- i.ri lm|'iiie<in" na.f federal security adm inistrator. (fnlernaflonnt) —-trr hydrant la Now York CUy, f i r em an George Rally helps- (international) - M arshall U, t he conference -wish .^ y jn d i. A ilA laslresort, fh*eebbaga-ww-oBered-for»atcTU tWiTHinTiiui* a »,n k. was "showing ilDregaiil of th e ^ n Riamuglia. dOnesian t'enpie nml lack of retby presidential secretary CharleLater, the «ecrelary talked p ri­ in-i-t fur the Seeufilv CmincIE" C. Roa* at a news' conference. vately for 40 m inutes with Chil­ “ Thi- persistent offellng of good Carusi , will bo special assisted! offlcet l*v the Coiti'd Stales h#. ean Foreign Minister German to the new A ssistant Secretary Vergara ’ about ‘ the projected cimie* even more difficult to unof S tate, Charles E. Saltim an. treaty nml about Chile’s economic dersland after (lie ln-iotie,ian govRoss told reporters: problems. crnnirnl had inked, the council to T o "On# of the im portant aspectt create it, own cmnotitslon for atVergara told a reporter his In Mr. C arusi’a new position lulrntioo and investigation." Grom­ country ami the United State* will ha to make a complete su r­ MIAMI. Aug. I!', o il- The yko declared. weie "In complete accord" about vey of all phases of the dieW eather Bureau rep n rtel n Iron lie *aid the America-! attem pts treaty point*. He expressed the ^*plscsd persons problem, Including Iral storm was developlritr today in could to* viewed only "a* an a t­ belief that A rgentina would ad ­ the resettlem ent of the displaced the Gulf of Mexlrn at-'UII 'M* tempt to liy-pas* the United here to the U. S. and Chile in persona and the adm inistration of miles west-southwest «f Kp V West Natioii*" and th a t thi* v j* both views. . Preaidant Trum an'a direr live of and was moving slowly westward “ undesirntde and ilaugaruus.” Cuba, however, wa* on -record Dfe. 22, 1045. a hoot eight mile* an hour and in­ Prevmtislv- Gfomvko it*»l, tsld a* warning she would refu ta to “Ha also will study tho opera­ creasing in Intensity. Ihe t ’nited State* wi* pulling unless IJ covered what the Cu tions of the newiy.formed Inter­ The WenthVr Bureau renl alnuieCADIZ. Spain. Aug. 19 0P>lO■a*lla a-,* an I’a** * li| . Puiily nf Sanford dunking Wa­ BATAVIA. Ivre. Aug. jo ' l l "*|iploni«tie p tessu te" .on the Innational refugee organisation, T lir Boaid nf County Commita*» — — — — ---K * ^ e»t winds nt tiF.10' AT M. w en Newipepermen eitimaled today lien. N w dm niii, romutamlei in do'ncsihTH: ter 4(ul, lie‘ lieciloin from roll | h<| ween -I0 and 50 mil ’* p e r hour Spending considerable time In lipnert met jretlettfay am) adopted D. S. Deputy Delega'a Ilersrhel that poiiibly mote than 400 p r i­ Europe and South America.” foira nr disease-forminx b t l f i '* Within 50 pi Itea of Ihe ren ter md fln cf of Imh.nc.iiu RcpyMo.Ul A', J .ila w n denirtE-thwt-rlte^Anwpbnomy budiel” with e*tiMr. Trum an, who has frequent sons wore- killed sn d kcveial etiong squntls cxicml omr-* than WM lmUy ti*|MiTird to lITf Cily fntreb. oulcieil lire army today iron government w a, exerting any genciaVToperation* oullst ly advocated the admittance to i nt thousand w ereTinjured in* the erby the lluieau nf fjiboraloiie* o! 2<H1 miles to the en«t and nnrtli to piepaie ftn |m d ong«l l u i l i i e i i i c u r e on the Indon-dan*. “Tit# o tV $ 4 l6.023 for the fiscal year this country of ( 00,000 displaced CatiUon was advised all inter.-d* Im loncian governnient ha* on) jnljf in the* Ncllicitsnd* 'E5*t Ind:.*. illc Slate of Health follow­ psraons, wrote Miller In corme-r- plosion last night of a naval to '- beginning Oct. I. In the RoulhenstWflid Gulf of Mex­ , to sav out offer Is not neceptaahl* on w ith hla new assignm ent re pedo and ocean mine factory and tloi I f iitsdlmir d «an |*«n $ **lmi '.Hie oidei wa* lunadcatt hv ing letl*. City M anagri H, N- ico n ir» , and small crnfl were In accordance with its policy ngtftrallsatlon commlaitonar th a t W8T*hou.,. „n the Cadie pcm niuU. w arned tn rem ain In tmrt kou II i of ihe flepulilu .ill l.lilio .it the In S-lVer declared thi* moining. ef rigid economy, and in spile ?lf "tha eonacleoco of the nation hr» n u ‘h ______ I ■ . ' - ' Miami around tn Rain-nt-i Facli inniith the City cnlleclt 10 ' The storm center devrMp*-1 out ilniir Xl.tii u p il.il cd Jngj.ikaM*. been moved *iy the tragic p lig h t, Official censorship kept secret thsrp advance* in the co*t of jabot WASHINGTON. A ur. U», — of these persons.” I the number of casualties and the and material at well s i incrested President Trum an's air coordinat­ ijrnplei nf water ftpui dilfrieitl of n squall wave tlml struck ilu- if, cj, in Ja v a ’s intriioi. it ianv: ing committee recofnmmd* Hint location* md tend* them to Jark- lower pint of Florida doting lb - ailei the N rlhetl unit aimv an The appointm ents of Ewing and eitent of the ruins, but the Span­ demand* for road*, drainage and (Coatfsnoa ■■ ran * S lit. ish Cabinet described the damage dilchet the Board decided to oper­ the m ilitary services be given «’nvil|e in tp cn al -rnntainei* fur- night with wind, up to 50 mile* nu liminced that "di.*«lic retaiialnrt g rea ter freedom to p la t their a ir­ hour In gusts. At Miami rlgn* as grave and the Spanish news ate without a n y , inerrsic in thr plane buying several v e trt ahcml niihed by the Stale ilnatd nl were knocked down in the Ijuslo.--' liie-liutrs" had been l iken agaigil agrncy Gfra said it was of "dis­ urrirnt 10 mill rate, reported O. This would mean lifting, an-far Health. Ihe City'* water utility aten. tw»nI* lorn lonse from ntiwir- Indnnrtian tiure* wlijch. l|ie as A rm y and Navy plane |iiogra-n* *r*tem. he le iraled . i» operated inga nt the city yacht hnsllt, and Diitrli iflii, tiie d 'tn putlr fnrwal:l aster proportions," with "numer P. Herndon, county clerk. The Heml hole County Junior are concerned, thp restriction* tree* uprooted • at n num li-r 6f in the fi.il.iluM , n lot 40 mile* ftranilier of Commerce i« cbntinuous victims." under the *!?nl ui|ieivi<lnn nl 0 In order to take rare of fast falling on government • agencies int- it, illivi> to raise $5,000 on (xilnts. 0, W ater supplies failed. Elec­ growing a rra s of PeminnJo Coun­ from the fact that. Congress a p ­ tin* Im inl, with pritiKlic lln p rt| which to iipcrnl*' (he Tout I it Booth Small cinft warning* were o r­ mu lit nl Jo g | sk a 11 1 1 tricity was disrupted. Rail and ty, the prim ary objective of the propriates only one year's funds 'i"n* by it* «.imtarv engineei*. dered up yesterday fiom south of Tho Dutch snid tit . lofll re l | iM>tl nnnniineed today that the m ad communications to the city Board Is to concentrate on road at a time. Mr. Snyet stntr-il that he would Mlnmi around tie- 1-Toriil.i K< y* ,'Voio b i ,,r , u j h iii alta/k 'ilg In rll* would lie rnnvivsseit Thursday nf 75 , 000 . situated on a penin­ An Increasing Interest by the The com mittee, composed of i La the puhtir in ln> enriectl)- to Sarasota on ihe West ( o» t. donexlnns, tvhn f I-■<t h-avtng dond in oi.t. r to rcgistiu t.iuit* which repairs and some new roa I con• public in religious news, inri sula shaped like a frying pan strurtlon. he declared. The bud­ governm ent officials, made t/ii* -nformeil , n- In Ihe condition of No warning* were displayed in nod wounded on 111 - field. Tho the people of Hanford have for also snapped. emergence of the Church as a get for the road and bridg- fund proposal in a report to the F tDulcll llii'iiisrlvc, ui.niiwloilgetl n-itl and In ie,iiie»t donation* to­ The factory was a mile and x and engineering serv'ce is esti­ sident on present aviation p< tele* 'ti* City'* water *ii|'l>l)', sinew the cl tv. however. world power with 'an Insistent The W eather lltir• nri reported seven Dulcll hilled an I 1 1 tvuiiud- il aid tho program. there ha*e iTen rurnni* dillhalf from central Cadis. The blast message of. social organisation in mated a t 1222.200 and account* for It also expressed a new opposition • g the past week that it is con- th a t winds of .78 mile* on hour i-J In yesterday'* up • nljoni.-HtWi All iiiisine*, eitahliahm onU will an intarnational scale was re caused the g reatest dam age in the more than half of all expenditures. to lim iting American over sea* aii tsinlnateil resulting In lllne*-. had been sustained, nver « per list dirmnu ordered reii'-«'"l scorehrd lie i Qntactril mid a hous • to house ported by the Rev. William Per lightly constructed houses In the operation* to • single a ir line. campaign will he conduct ml, ac­ The next larg est Item of operat­ Ole S tale report receivu) to of five minutes beginning a t 8:50 earth taetirs. ry P**tor of the Chyle- papular summer colony of flan ing expense Is 198,740 for general Mr. Trum an turned the ,-apori -tiy was hared «»n aiialyt)* of A. M. Tbe.irjdicatlonx are. Mete­ cording to C hari,e Luke, vice preHn omitted refer-*r c * to th r a tian Church who le f t, week re- Severiano. nver to Ms new te m p irery Air sample* of w ater taken orologist Krne*t (’arson said, that re'ase-fire order of Aug nod fold tthfsni of the local lavi-ees. Rlaat-set fires appeared to be expense* and sa larlst. .T he Fine Pollcv Commission. This I* a r ’.v- to 49 turned from Buffalo, N. Y.. where A tirogre** tjia rt will he drawn end F orfeiture fund Including sal■II Aug, 13 from .the following the souallv wave >vss th« bark- hi* force* to fight on until ,-ivir( r n lla s n l • • Page Sim) . .h e attended the International lash of a stormy are* which p as­ elgnty mid te rr iln i" ! inteigrity nod i* tn tie roared in the ilp'Vnariee of prosecuting attorney and Ilian group he recently appointed i -cation*: • and World Conventions of the to advise on aviation noRrir*. town area. The i-itart will show Uw tnforrem eht officer* it e«tl1— Municipal (Vnieletie* out- sed over the city from the south- ttere restored In Ihe reputdl-. Disciples of C hrist (Chrlstlsn On the point of ordering m ilitary -'de of the City limit* on the e*iM vesterdav, and moved on out m ated at 535,150. A dispatch of the Irid-me *i an Die datlv receipt, for the program , Church).- . * Into tile Gulf of Mexico. For countv health work, includ­ airc ra ft for several year* to come, •-•nth sble News Anuncv. A ntnia. from Jo g ­ it was stated. The press of the country gave Mr. Luke, itn trd that $1,500 ef ing the Health Unit and the Coun fhe air coordinating rom m ltt*i had ja k arta, said the Repuhi-can* had 3-— At I'n rl Avenue nml Twenmore space to the activities of tv nurse, $17,906 It estimated this to eav; 4 ('a m t In n M n n I’ h h p 'Mila I relected n (Tilne,,- t -uuest lltat the 55,000 goal ha* been collected, DETROIT. Aug. 19 ( A h Closs tha Disciples than In previous "In Peacetime, substantial tn -nfh lim ’s Nnliuttnls wlthm rrpub­ nml "there is quite a hit of money to 10,000 Chrysler Corn, hourly- Exes* ffe t for fu rn itu re and fix­ ev savings and more effie'ent mi!iyears, Ind many h tures etc. were p ut *A 510.410. lican lerrlto rv i>e armed n » -ec- out that lias not been reported,'' rated workers were -Idled today . Ilea ssn t th ir crack raportsrs to ___ The H otplU l fund was set at ta rv 'a n d production planning u rltv corps to protect _luca lie a d d e d as more mid-ninety tem peratures eovtr the n e w s - o f . the eonrenThe—“xrrffrfffTJture jlu h h a i" am! ‘p roperfie*. 197740. the M others' Pension fund would result If a l r r r tf f pnieurec —u«»tt f> uiiilnvee« In several key a u s ip u k • tlon, ha atated.. a t $3,610 and the rannlng kitchen merit-h r U lrgm ilitary se tv u t* weie A li^risdrasl Indine-Tin nrmy MSteeil III-assist' the Jpv.-ee* in A ruling cunie finin' Robert N. cumiriunlo'ue said Dutch Iroep* tltair campaign, and member* of e. Ha w as aceompaniad on his departm ents to leave th eir Jobe. building fund a t 1177. Agriculture hated on long-range program s Denham, cminael of the National ra th e r than the present vear-to* 3,500 mile m otor trip by Mie. * A shortage nf ca r bodies from th« otganiralinn will lie present K M I I s n S ea Pago Plat (Utinllniird «» l'«*f **!%! Labor Relations Hoard; torlay'thafl year practice.Yealee Miss Sue Williams snd the corporation's Kercheval Ave­ at the reg n tta to he held nn l.ake WASHINGTON, Aug. lit, ‘AA— all officers nf l a W unions m ust "Several vear* usually elapte Mnntoe Hent. 1 to aid hi receiving Miss Maude Jtnklns. They vis­ nue plant, attrib u ted to “heat between the firs t des|g i and nrtual Britain, now engagrd in "dollar swear Ihrv are not fVimmunUts the donations. ited Canada, Mount Vamon, Get­ walkouts'* by the m anagem ent, rrl'sli" discussions here, Incrcnnd Irefnre th rlr unions or affiliates production of modern aircraft, x x The Jav.-ee* are exneatlng to ty sb u rg ' and old hlatorie sites shutdown final aisem bly opera x F ighters usually rem ain In pro- her buying froth the United States may use tha briard's services. Register 2ti0 rooms that will be and shrines along the Atlantic tlons nl the Chrysler division plant hv 5 percent to a total of n ta tly In Jefferson Avenue, DeSoto Sind Ill* rilling wa* an Interpretsdurtlon a t least three years r.r.d available when they are needed. Seaboard. *100,000.000 in June. NEW YORK, A ug- 19 -l<PI— tlrm of the Anti-Communist pro­ T hat Chrlet has tha answer* Plymouth divisions. RANGOON. Burma. Aug. 10 bombers five to six roars. Thla was disclosed, bv the Cen­ vision*. of the new T aft-llartley Stephen Thuransky, Aintrlenn cit Approximately 5,000 Plym outh |yP)— Flva gunmen were report­ "C urrent limitation* on tho !Ife fo r ,th# Intricate problems and sent ed officially today to hsv* a t­ of funds perm it ordering only sus Bureau today a*'Anglu-Amer - labor law, which gov* Into effect Iren who was *rre»ted by political ills of the world for which the division employees were Iran conference* continued on the , church it attirin g valiantly to home because of tha body short- tem pted to kill Finance Minister small initial production quantities. imeatlon of easing term* n f'th * Friday and appeared certain to pullce In |ltin g ary hut later es­ stir controversy In labor and per­ caped with the airl of an American This resu lts In a irc ra ft being built find tha answers was tha domlTin T ub official, arrived today with his A t the Chryeter Lynch Road largely by hand method* tml w ith­ 1-1,750,000,000 loan a g r e e me.-it haps In congressional cirri#*. nant Idea expressed at both the Heavy shooting alto was mad* last vear. It w as'rep o rted ATHENS. Aug. 19. (iD -D w jg h t At th e .c a p ita l, aides who help­ wife and two d au g h ter, aboard conventions, he declared, aim gear and axle p lan t 900 w orkers reported during - the night at out adequate production tooling. England Ukely would get revision* P. Griswold, head of the American the vessel M arina Jumper. was expressed by such speakers were released a fte r th ey asked per­ scattered piece* in Rangoon In­ Approval of long-range urogram rrrm lttln g her to Increase pur- ed Congress member* draft the T huransky, 64, ami once a aid mlsslan in Greece, nnnouneed new lew said the interpretation as. John P oster Dulles, Charles mission to go horns. cluding the ihssdqusrtera of the requirem ents for contract a u th n - rhoaea from the British dominions was broader than these member* farm er near Columbus, O , was today th at Greek naval crews Ixstlon, subject to annual review, P T aft, Congressman . W alter Burma armed police striking for­ at the expense of (rede with the have Indicated th e ir own In ter­ arrests*! In Italnssagyaim at, llun* would lie *rnt to Norfolk. Va„ fo r Judd and C harlta Clayton Mor­ ces and the. residence of Mr*. would reeutt In: (A ) greatly re ­ United S tate, garv, on Aii|* 1, allegedly _ for training and would return w ith pretation is. duced airc ra ft cost; (U t a more m on. 4 Abdul Bsxak, widow of the American official* said privateDenham m ads hi* ruling when rtilirliin g that country's Com* sis motor gunboat* recently tra n s­ efficient and etabla airc ra ft Indus­ The most thrilling service In education m ln stsr who waa as­ lv this would not curs England's issuing forms which lalmr lead­ munlst-dainlnated government In ferred to the Greek na-.-y. the convention, he said, was a 1 sassinated with a lt othar cabinet try : and (C) a sounder has# for distress but, by ru ttin g down her e n ere to use when disclaiming a street corner conversation lie also announced to n new t Industrlak p r a p a r a d n e * * meaWAR KINGTON, Aug, 19 OP)— processional of the natives if members last month. outlay of dollars, m ight give a any Communist affiliation. . He broke aw ay .from three conference th a t the American ml*: The Office of Denfense T ran s­ Tho official statem ent said 42 nations carrying th e ir coun­ gu ard s while being transferred slim would open headm iartere Tho question of w hethsr over­ measure of relief without g o lr« to trie s' flags. „ These represented portation today lifted th e p artial more than ISO persona were a r ­ Congress for revision of England's n • , n , from a Jail.In Budapest and wa* Thursday a t Salonika, near tha seas a ir operations should be re­ em bargo on United S( sates coal rested early yesterday "fo r se­ ^ t h e nations o f the world In which obligations undsr the i«*n agree-' K C D C I h S l H T C I l d c r driven away with hi* wife in a northern fighting are* in tSo shipm ents to Canada. stricted to ono airline long ha* P t h * C hristian Church tiaa churchcurity reason*/* merit. car h r an American official. Sehlen Greek guerrilla war. E. N. N or­ bean on Issue of coqtruverty. The em bargo waa Invoked last ts operating a t the present A Rangoon police spokesman The Census Bureau re p o rt on ( hapin, U. S. M inister to Hungary, ton. production and distribution Wednesday m idnight ag ain st ship­ said Tin T u t h ad telephoned potlee American export* In June shows! protested hi* a rre st ami the Amer­ specialist of the africullritgl dlvtWARD ACCRITKD “One was Irapressed,” declared m ents via th e Canadian National fo r help, saying ha waa under att h ^ alm ost every European rotmj,, ASUNCION, Paraguay. Aug 19 ican government asked an spot- ■Ion. will head the Salonika office, nment owned daek. T h r T u t said he personally C harles Edward Word, J r., ton t r r except England reduced Ra (AT— The governm ent announced c'gy. — iie r. Yesley, "w ith the fact that Railways, govenrn to lie located tem porarily in the (be participating nationals rep- princilpa! rail line In the do­ had not been In the line of fire o f' Mrs. C. E , Word of Daytona buying from the United States to today th a t a fleet of rebel ‘ships Thuransky. said today he was Up 8, consulate. m in io n .'It was designed to speed Beach and form er resident of Han­ H erbert P. Eandsdale. director and th a t sentries around hla bout* ressnted but a sm all p a r t of trie level* “m arkedly tower" than in which brought Insurgent- .down iwreated because "I wa* defending universal C hristian Church of the return to th is country of exchanged shots w ith th e gunmen ford, woo ono of 26 out of 50(j May. the P araguay River for their as* America against tho dirty re­ of the post-UNRRA eeetion of t b t hadty,needed U. 8 . • frig h t cars applicants who w ere recently ac­ who approached through a wooded 500 000,000 num bers, th e largest, This contributed x 13 percent vault on thla capital had atirren- m arks by Communist and social mission, said the first ships carry* in Canada. cepted a t apprentice school a t the dec 11m la 11 . a . shipments over.- dared unconditional!y„ m ott influential and m eat rap- ^held dem ocratic -leaiDra/*- -He Fully.Figure* released b_ ___ „ N rw nort-Nxw s. Y i; Shipping idir grow ing- rettgimu body oh ■cos, th e first titah le break In The announcement made no rr.< n- th a t ho was beaten with sandbag* relief program were du* a: Pirae­ the time Indicated Canadian Dock Co. H e will learn to be a thle country's rising postwar trend tlon of two gunboats, the Paraguay by police front whoso cm tody he us. the port of A thens, snd Salon­ earth.” National had been ta rd y on m ak­ BURKHALTER DIES m u te r mechanic. The e d i tio n s axvorte. Exports trialed Vl.- and the Ilum aiU , w ith which the escaped as they were shout to ika Thursday or Friday. T heir ing return*. The em bargo did not JA CK SON V ILLE, F la , Aug. 19 were baaed on K holerslilp end of l’l 1.700,000, reb*l* Have harassed government tra n sfe r him to “ the eo-called cargoes include 17,000 tone of “Vyl? affect shipment* via Urn private­ (A N -Peyton B. Burk h alter, pro­ character ratings. force* along the P aran a River In horror chamber.” flour. ly-owned Canadian Pacific Rail­ minent In sporta circles here and SSI ■ ■ 4 ’ T huransky said 90 per cent .'of lW ANIS GUEST the south. I t w as announced re­ way, Canada'* second larg est four year* a member of th e city KING UNCHANGED U. 8. 18 SUED ». C. A. Thompeon. sup­ cently th a t th a Pargguav had been the H ungarian pe<ro!e were proy m playground board, died suddenly W ASHINGTON, Aug. 19, M V - erintendent of the Florida Metho- Interned by A rgentina a t the re ­ American and enti-Communlst and HOUSTON. Tex.. Aug. 1 0 J A V ODT officials |n announcing o f a h e a rt attack here today. T hs condition o f F leet Admiral dislt Childrens Home a t E nterprise, quest of the rebels themselves. wanted America “ to liberate them The Texas City Term inal Railway rooming, aiuiougn he the Immediate liftin g o f the em ­ “ was president of the G ator E rn est J . King, considered “seri­ will be th e guest speaker tom or­ Company today filed an 18.000,009 The captured ships, the govern­ from th eir liheretore." ful night Earlier, bargo today expressed belief the _ Association and waa a In addition to hi* wife. Tereao, suit against the Unltwl 8 tatea had reported that the ___ ______ purpose has been served, In th a t fam iliar figure a t college football ous h r th e N a ry yesterday, h a t row a t th e KiwanU luncheon at ment announcement naid Included n o t changed during the la*t Z4 the T ourist Center, L e tte r Tharp, the Ituilango, the Toro, the Pollux 46, he was accompanied by hit government for dam ages to tha improved state the week-end, but the return o f Ui 8 . cars h ss byen bgskgtbelt garnet as an of- hours,- Retheeda N< ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ and the Cot. M artinet, and several daughters, M argaret, 26, and company's property during, the stilt criUeaRy UL «* 1 M ary, 21. Texas City disaster of last A pril. d rrn id en ! Truman today announc­ ed a shift in three top level adminiatration aiiignmenta detignrd to ipaed up federal action on the European displaced penont prob­ « 400 Feared Dead County .Board As'Mihe’Factory Adopts Economy In Spain Explodes Budget For Year Water In Sanford Tropical Storm Is Indonesian Army Is Found Pure By L y' W eil|ToW PrePare For Lengthy War State Laboratory Water Cut Off, Elec- Estimated Outlay To­ t r i c i t y Disrupted tals $416,023; In Cadiz Disaster Mill Rate Remains Report Based On An­ alysis Of 10 Sam­ ples Taken Aug. 13 Change In Airplane Buying Suggested For Army, Navy Order To Ccar.c-rirc Near s Breakdown As Dutch Retaliate n>.aid Jaycues To List Available Rooms In Canvass Of City Church Convention Is Reported By Rev. W.F. Yesley 10,000 Auto Workers. Are Idle Due To Heat Union Officers To U.S. Exports Decline Take Anti-Red Oath Despite 5 Per Certt*”*S BBlffNfiTpMjj . IncreaHc1To Britain ThuranBk^Tells Of Flfalil From Hungary Burmese Official Ifl Victiin Of Attack (ircck Naval Crews To Train In Norfolk Embargo Lifted On Canadian Shipments Shipn In Paraguay / i i XL' f. � 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 18, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 18, 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/589932f95bc5f0342301d45dd9e31db1.pdf d6332e357c7e416950c4060748a097e3 PDF Text Text I 8:1Ik/II .. t * • , , . . c» .i <% -r -- '«» o --. V • ■->.<><* it w i af*!0 r • " m . . . . ■t v»:.V V * '1 O V-r-i f * - ‘Hr, <#Y>- r. " ’ 1' * " ' fS «*. r w er c>>re h^ve wc been able to offer our friends and customers such outstanding values! If you art* in need of any kind of furniture*. * it will pay you to see the many bargains at the Ted ll^yis-Kufiiiture store! DON’T HUY until you have seen o a r prices! SHOP AROUND and COM-, PARE! SAVE! Yes, you will.save at OlIR store! Come in and look. . . Convince your­ self that this is the biggest savings event you have ever seen! 30 DIFFERENT STYLES BEDROOM SUITES 3 re, BLONDE BEDROOM SUITE ¥. 3 HEG. NOW 109.50 79.50 129.50 Kitchen c a b in e t s WERE 19.95 LAMPS - LAMPS ' LAMPS 100.50 WERE 59.96 NOW 9.95 4-W ay FLOOR LAMPS, Special, .2 TABLE LAMPS, Reg. 9.95 Now 6. 9 5 END TABLES 1.9 5 llo L A M P T A B L E S ----<|rr BED LAMPS 1 re. MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE Kitchen Utility Cabinets NOW 4 9 .5O BELOW COST! CHIFFOROBES Kitchen METAL TABLES *• w er e NOW _ JIEGULAR 39.50 - * 12.95 N0W 2 9 .9 5 7 .9 5 i 4 PC. MAIIOO AN V UnfinlNhed BEDROOM SUITE T_ i I-* -* 4m 159.50* Baby Carriages CheHt O* Drawers 129.50 REGULAR 30.6Q REGULAR 24.60 WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE 139.50 NOW 47.95 NOW 47.9 5 109.50 MANY (H’ll KUS AT COMPARATIVE HAIt(IAIN PIUCK^I BELOW COST! Cotton Mattresses Bathroom Sets • * REGULAR 6.95 NOW g.95 REGULAR UJ.!}5 I SECOND HAND BARGAINS -r— 1 n & iii 2 rc. * - : * 2 PC. OVKltSTUFFED " LIVING ROOM SUITE 2 PC. LAWSON LIVING ROOM SUITE ................ .........189.50 109.50 . (Below Ciwit) 3 l*C. MAPLE LIVING ROOM ............. ROOM SUITE ............169^0 1-19.50 3 PC. OVEUSTUFFED- LIVING ItOOM SUITE ..............:...... 1H9.50 >ll».5t) •* . NOW 43.95 -1 1 . d■ . 11 See Our Stpck of ■■ H Stainless Sheen Pabco 11 i j *Rugs & Yard Goods' i-H 1 ------------ ------KM 1 » 9 X 12 Berkshire Rugs. REGULAR 22.50 NOW 1 7 .9 5 : Many Other Comparable Bargains From Which to Choosal LIVING ROOM SUITE HI ASK ABOUT OUR EASY TERMS 3 PC. WICKER LIVING ROOM SUITE ' BEAUTIFUL DINETTES ODD WOOD BEDS LIVING ROOM SUITE MAPLE—WALNUT—MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE -X '•*’-> f ■r j 'j . - CHAIRS 95c up cr LOUNGE COUCH $ i L i 4.95 White Enamel Dinette s i? l u l i u L A H L Y 24.95 12.95 up MU t w in « PC. Lurjil ‘ t V " ’- -- «** - • -i * _ii-jt'j-? *.gfg REG. NOW 89.50 49.50 fi PC. Red-White Chrome Dinette 89.50 , 5 PC. ^ Unfinished Drnpleaf Dinette U? : 69.50 ‘ * '-,= _. 24.75 MANY OTA£R EQUALLY GREAT BUYS1 - +3 1 T . 3 l l EAST FIRST STREET “GROWING I• < « \ FLORIDA” M S, 1 . ’ '• ‘ * *' - 1 t t- .• ____ _ .... W' • V-. S PHONE 958 - ■V . S,. , f ! • • . <• >■ X -.* r 'v . �f ( a U a ltjr T h e n l a S t r e n g t h — To P rrtM t Ik i P t i c i • ( U i W orld; To Promote th# P n B m of A m erica; To Produce Pro*parity for Sanford. THE W EATHER j._ji P artly cloudy tonight and Tues* day with a few scattered shower* mostly during the afternoon. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER / O L U M E X X X V I11 _ ILS Ju les —t—*« Suit Movie Finn Established 1908 sanford, Fl o r id a ; Mo n d a y ; a u g u st is . mi ; A s s o c ia te d " P re a a L u t e d N O . 107 V I W ire Rio Meet War Orphans Greet New Parents -r To Investigate Of Military Agency % Gen. Wyche To Probe HighLivingRumor: Lee Declares At­ tacks Unwarranted Technicolor Sued Ini Justice D ep art­ m e n t ’s P r o g r a m vj To End Monopolies WASHINGTON, Aug, IB i/Pl Msj. Inin-hit Ira T. Wyche, Wai WASHINGTON. Aug. IB UY Atlomey Geneiel Clark, e n t i l ­ ing a monopoly exists in the pioduction of coioi motion pictures, announced today a filing of *n an ti-tiu tl suit to end "illegal a r­ rangement* and agreement!." . ■ Department inqrectfti ’grnrjal. left today hy plane' to look into p u b ­ lished reports of low (loop morale and high living hy officers in the Mediterranean theater command id Lftui.* WneV'al C. H T .cr" *v * •' Clark Hid'a GAV dt'iwh Tf be­ Wjrclir is making ' the irispe. * ing filed in the U. S. drtlrict linn trip at tho duet lion of Gerp v b u tl al Lot Angeles naming at ria l Dwight D. Eisenhower. chief defendant! Technicolor Inc., Tech of sla/f. On hit a rtiv a r here nicolor Motion Picture Corp.. and Saturday Itoni -a trip to Alaska. * E aitm an Kodak Co. Eisenhower told reporters that A ssistant A ttorney General Joint F. Sonnett, in charge of tho stories published in this country Ju itlce D epartm ent'*' -a n litru n l that Lee was living in lavish fash­ division, aald in a "statem ent, that ion would he looked into. HuTechnicolor Inc., had "entered instone* were written lly Robert Ru t o a - s e r i e s o f agrSemcnt* with a ik . uo - AmasHwit—rtsrretptmdentT -— Eastm an, whereby patents, new d c ^ ------ f f) 0P m in ti and lechhologirnl inAI*o on a - rip to Inspect mill, • Wotmatlon relating to color pho­ IANOINO AT IA OUARDIA FIELD, N. Y., from Copenhagen, Denmark, thrr* tary Installation* In Europe la liny Danish w ar orphans are greeted by their new parents, Mr. and Mrs. tography would be reserved fi.r General U m ar Hi a.lie/, uflt-n technicolor’s exclusive use in the Elmo Welmert of illodcctt, Ore. Cleft}, who were anxiously awaiting spoken of a* the next chief of BlfOlt DIFARTINO Burn New Yurk for a six-week* tour of Eu i »| hmii Iheir arrival. Mrs. Welmert readies for Erhard Gehnnann, 16 months, 1 professional field.." staff. Bradley left Iasi wee*, with being held by Stewardess Huth VicKfery whtla Mils Olga ilelm of lha ‘ his first «tup in Germany. H r/ L„ i . lien U m er N. Biadlcy, In-ad of the Velci-tits Aduiintstt.ilini), "In our view," Sonnett added. t-tlsu lo.iefsttrlers- Wtilte uvciieus, lie will insla vt Ihe.ioiulillntnof Ihhi|>s Itinerary Include* Italv. "Technicolor was thereby enahh-i U. S. Embassy, Copenhagen (top, background), holds Itosita Annies, 14 It. the M nliti-rrstican q'ln-.itie rMiiimindcd by Lt. G c tt, Ji-ltn C la v . The War D epartm ent ».nd Iliadto control and monopolite this months. Purser Gustav llctk (rigid) carries Ursula Gcromin, 10 months ley. who waa given a» Vet-canal A u/luiiiitist has charged in diq-.iU'lirj fimii aluti.id tli.it Gen. la c it s business a n d w a s protected ojd. Tho children were born In Danish refugee camps, (International) llnlcruational I A dm inistrator to make the trip , c .'tc n t,allied widespicad abiuci in tils cunuusiid. against potential competition from "naturally will look Into all eomliothers. tinn* affecting Lroop* in the Med­ “ Our suit aaka th a t all the il­ iterranean T heater a* well a* in legal arrangem ent! lie cancelled other areas such ,r* Germany and t ^ n d that the court order such r e ­ A ustria where U. S. Army troops lief to patents and ’know how’ a* m e stationed." will dissipate the effects of tinWyche a t Jrl* departure said he unlawful practices charged and O •■■IIMua • • l',K . *1*1 perm it the eatahlishhinent of f n e A lent Alive agreement lirlw r-'l competition in the industry.’’ Call iltliilicll. Inn- ball iatin -li Sonnett aald th a t “Technicolor does over IK) percent of all the m in, <d lire New Y«'sL Giant * business in professional rnlnr riiiami iiMhials tti tin- hatllm d Ran . em atography” and since iP-ll hall t lnlo- and -C ttr oHiM.il*- ft "h as praducad_ the positive film all of th 'Ulnae A' A* fen g.iiiltnit llir In* all--ii nl i lai.-prints fne for all thee ’Class n lu r t length motion pictures slid baM-iiall farm sdimil m iMhiu-d Rotarian* today enjoyed ■ rare LONDON. "A uT T I b <**>--IV'W nost of the short subjects and GRLEN BAY. Wi«.. Aug. IB (A’In, lire coming cputiy. ,v.ii ttsaile anim ated cartoona produced In — A woik holiday of up In 10,. London P iets speculated wid-dy treat in tin- singing of Mis* Agnes Imre llnirsday. it anmnincrd Miyskawu (it Charleston; W, Va., color by tha motion picture in­ OilO.OUU working met* on electron today on the reason for an rm rr who was introduced at t h j m eet­ today Ii\ laJwaul I brum-, m an­ dustry-.** th e United S tate s.'' hy next will highlight the gtney cabinet meeting which w at ing al the Tourist Center A ttorney G eneral d a r k said in dsy ager * |>| llir Xrmiimlc t mult, a supplemental statem ent: "This American Federation ol Labor's summoned by Prime Minister Alt Andrew Stine who also Introduced v'lismlx i nl t -*111111110. her brother Dr. George M iyatawn, case is a p a rt of the Departm ent campaign to insure the large*! Ire, hut government sources de­ and Mr*. Miyakawa, Mr, Slim-'* of Justice’s program aimed a t Th,- advaplntt**-! of ,tropesl.v at vole against member > clined In disclose the reason for daughter. breaking up monopoly power in jm w blr ORLANIK), Aug. IH ‘'I'* M»* the Satif-i,-' Munreipat Airport f"r Alisa Miyakawa, whose original o( Congressv who voted for tin- the hurried trtttu n . hniisitig am i.(ouuIng |>||■{«,-«■•* f**i Industry.' riimery was ret » |‘ his statewide siieli home is Sacram ento, Calif. ha» a school vfnrit polhb-l -ml tu "Motion otton pictures in color today Tail-H artley' l-aw, AFL President The consensus w at that ill xpantion nl iluAmetican Vetruing with th e Opera Comlque in Mr. Ilisl-I * It represent fr from 16 to 20 percent Willism Green ssid today, nyreling wat concerned with ur­ P aris; France, with numerous Jt'aalbiaed ea !’*«• a ll) ■-tans Commillee ami (,l.ills mad-The niiitti i will Ik- or* -* nu-d In in tins Al a news conference before gent developments in tJii/nin's symphony .o rch estras , rtle id s) Ior a 1 bm da conven the Imijii-I nf ditoctora *<j the New country anil Is now preparing for he atjdreised the annual conven­ economic crisis and probably with concert* in West Virginia with ti-'i, here or Whiles I’ark, |iloi,sl,ly York (limits mul to the ' *it v t'n u misslmi T.*r filial -!*t'ixi-,*i. .iti.l Mi tion of the- Wisconsin State Fed new proposals for revision of the the C harleston orchi-'tr a. S-,v. 29 ami in. lligglna. ICrms of ihr United l-Satrs loan. She was accompanied l.y liras ■ v n atio n of Labor. Green forecast A group will meet I Iniisday to Present «t t Ire- iunf-**'he • with A terse , uninform ative an Kudell in the singing of "Song the most intensive ptogram ol nounci-ment that the meeting lino of Songs" ami "Comsug Througli l<l<ii (imiutiuii »"l an (Jilando Mr. IfuM-.il were Juitii K iiilei, political action in the hiitoiy ol been held heightened rath er th in the Rye" and provided her own inanagt'i tin-*Kanfm*l Bn.,t*all chapter, and it wat indicted nil* chili, Gi-ioge Stia,-, prcvidi-n*. *-f * i Ip piiajictrd that mo*: diXjH-lli-d speculation aa to why accompaniment for the difficult JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 18 Spe­ Congressmen who approved the the ‘guvarnment m inisters had hue- aria from the opera Cavalleria l-li.isis will l><- pl.ii >-d on Inntialum th,- Snafu'd Ibi—hall A Ait. Ui!>im, cial—Appointment of W. F. Nehrl- hill would h r defeated, adding that riod hack to 1-omton hy plane, Kusticana. T his opera, composed of ch sp lrst at LslUhastre. Kul- Mr. Iliggin-. Mnym II J. Gut; Ing as m anager of the Fort Myers train and automobile only four by Pietro M asragni, Italian com­ Imt College *ml lam ps Universi­ Cliv Manager II. N. Saves niul and produced in I NlMI, ty. wills revival of a chaplet at C ilv 'f’i*niiili**iuner An*hc*v Parris ’ ^ J t a t e F arm er's M a rk e t,.th e out- be never had tern the * workers days a fte r Parliam ent had •ad ­ poser wisv. • lo o k for continued expansion of "so aroused." journed. for its summ er rece.*.*. brought him musical fame. llir Univrisily nl Ttdiiila. “Miss Miyakawa has a voice of th a t new unit were noted here . W hatever th e, purpute. ap p a r­ G reen's statem enet cam e at a \ t tin- ,-nd *-f ihe me,’ting, n 'today in a statem ent dealing time when one of the principal ently decisions were reached, fur wonderful tim bre, resonance and w ith, current conditions through­ item s of business at tin- sla te con- sum* of the chief minister* y. quality," commented Jotyt Hughes, state vlen-proin-iii «f the C l n | out Florida's system of State- volition wa* a proposal for a one the cabinet resumed Interrupted Sanford baritone, who was today in. Iust rial union ,-iiiiiicif. Richard • a syiest of the d ub. Other guest* I’.* Green loaf of Jm kKoiivllle »nid operated m arkets. William L. third assessm ent increase per vacation* today. . Sir Si*fford Crlpps, president present Were Capt. Harold Kerk- tt-aI the CIO wrlcnmcl tin* AVO Wilson, D irector of 8 tate M ar­ caplin to finance a aimilnr polit kets, commenting on Mr. Nehrl- teal action cam paign in Wiscon­ of the Hoard of Trade, *ml Join. irlfc of the Orlando Salvation I*- Florida 1,,-,-aji^- ilu- i-i"grains of the two High luxations worn Slarchey, minister uf fooit, d ep a rt­ Army and W alter ‘ Haynes, J r . log’s recent acceptance of the J sin. President Gordon Brissdn i>ro- lil-ntlcai. ed -In chartered planes, while . post as m anager of the F ort Myers S late President Gcorgo H a W posed th at a picnic lie held by the Ssfma 20 negro** flidilu-rated Mm . tLitu* Mo hitf!«* ri^piifetil *‘f M arket, expressed the belief th a t man preslicirit the convention another nirsraft was standing hy a substantial gain In volume of would approve, without, much con­ to return Health M inister Aneur- club at Blue Springs, ami It Was wilh the while incitilx-r* and *n Sanford Tor 2't yent*' «.,< ,i|iling* p art of t hiruin,: aasslon decided th a t this will take place oft poitiled Friday c-vi-m-ur fl* full•frustnesa could be*. expected, as troversy, a slx .ce n ta monthly a s­ In SSvan m Inverness in Scot­ SftMSIaii** mi, r Sli) Wednesday, Sept. 3. Members are tilm- ntanaget of th e m*.v Tourjsl •g ro w ers throughout the adjacent sessment instead o f fo u r. Tht land. advised to g ath er on that date Information ltofith ill 1‘ark kreMeanwhile, In .W ashington, A r­ area beeotqs Increasingly fam iliar additional revenue would amount at 3:00 P. M. a t the T ourist titt- nittl Jb rtlinore lioul* vnrd. . with th e ' facilities and services to fdd.OsHJ, which would be uses' th u r A. Cal well,* A ustralian min­ Center. The apiMiintmcnt was math* a f­ ister of imm igration, expressed provided by the State. to assist local trades and labor ter tlx- J a c o m m l t l , " In riitngc Th# F ort Myera M arket, young­ council in fo rm in g political aclicr. belief th a t G reat Britain can on­ itn-l InterVlewcl nim* applicatita ly "sustain a future population est m ajor u nit In the S tate’s groups. for the |Mi!iitijin. Do Hu- i«-mof 30.000,000 to 36000,000.” system which currently comprises Green and Hajierman said th at * If* made th a t statem ent to a I'ARIH Aug. IX tfl1)— A hunger nlittc,* welt- club President J. Rtusome 27 active sales centers, was Lalror la apprehensive about the sin k s Iicgini Unlay among Hie ib-y Odham, t'hurlc* Ltik*-. vicn tl'aatlane* aa. a ll) completed and opened for bus- status of world jreace negotiations WASHINGTON. Aug. IH, M1)— -l/iOO Jew* a!»>aid three British iirrslili-nt tn Vharg# nf external inaaa late In 1845, D irector WII- and American foreign relation*. II ..nllnura un I'a sr w it, President T rum an’s Air Safety deportation ships a l Tort-He-Bone, , eon pointed out. Tha m arket site, He asserted th a t unless Russia new* agency reBoard w ants "intensive study” to the French ^ ra llie d a t 16,001. and expend!- takes an affirm ativ e, attitude, in be given the Idea of having alt pertad. Ij'M lIsSfS SS P t ( l t i l l 'E u re * for equipment, construc­ y A dispatch *aid foyd waa re n t airplane passengers backward. — j l ■ tion of buildinga and facilities, In its fifth report since a series luck ashore after It had been represented a to tal Investment of BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Aug. of crashes In May and Juno led taken aboard the ships hy the So­ .672,211. 00, a t the close of the WASHINGTON^ Aug. 18, W -' 18, UP)—Violinist Stephan Hero, lo Its creation, the special pane] cial help, organisation, Kntroaid • • r a g e at a) The tong standing diplomatic atgu33, spent the weekend in Jail afte r observed th a t “on the* surface it Fnihcataa. Tha Jsw* were returned to ment over what constitute.) “ free" ha waa arrested on a w arrant seems much can lie said: for fac­ ASUNCfON, I’ara g u ary .A u g . 18 charging him w ith stealin g , his ing seat* tow ard . the re’af of Fiench w atere a fte r their ship, election* ragixl anew tudav with tin' Exodus IU17, was .intercepted —(/P)—The government aald in a own two daughter*, tha grand- plane*. Anglo-Ameriran charge* that a rommunlqde today th a t Loyal­ children of pianist Josa Iturbi. Among other points of the and ramm ed by the British off million non-Communl*’- voter* are I'nlcstlna. They have refused to ist troops were “advancing In all Jteing dlxquallfied In Hungary. Ha waa to be arraigned in mun- weekend rep o rt, the board: W HITEHAVEN E n g , Aug, I I sections in tenacious p u rsu it of leipal court thia afternoon on a Recommen ded that*, the Civil go ashore at -I'ort-De-Botsc.----- A Drilled S tales atatem enl dec­ UI’)—Tha N ational Coal Board the rebel* who are flte ln g In complaint signed recently by Itu r­ Aeronautlca Board authorise the lared that the Comnium* 1. -domin­ k pcatad In tho blasted undersea complete disorder.” ated government a t Ilu lain-** U bi, who waa In Pari* when Hero civil aeronautlca adm inistrator to The bulletin said villages a* took tha children, M arla Teresa, har com m arlral planes from air­ ’ w illiam coal min# and no hope resorting to such "grolewiu *" pre­ waa held for 14 miner* still u n ­ round the capital had been mopped 10, and Maria Antonia. 0, from ports lacking adequate fire-fight­ texts a* listing Jew* a* Nnxi* and up of Insurgents who threatened Itu rb l’a home hare and flew with ing equipment of plana to provide accounted for. old women ns prostitutes' in order . One hundred seventeen men were Asuncion last week. It. • them to New York. I’o ttm a ile r Joel 8. Field today to har them from taking part In The rebel* w ere said to be In the shaft when ait unexplained U rged « sw ift hearing and warned against th e ' mailing of next Sunday’* national b a llo tin g Hero, who returned to Califor­ explosion occurreed lata Friday. "abandoning In th etr precipitate nia for a concert in neary Red decision by the CAB on whether rhaiu-lettara and cards, a ronsid- on nremliera of the H ungaiy Pnrll.Thirteen wore saved. Sixty-nine flight their munitions and food lands, was arrested F riday night an e x tra marnber should be added cruble number of which are tx-ing ament. of the bodies have been brought •tores." The British said thousand* of wh«n he stepped from the p lat­ to the crew of a four engine plane snaltad a t the post office and In to tho surface. “In one sector, we recovered form . HU-bail waa fixed a t 116,- t'l handle flig h t details. Vuteri, were bring- disqualified for collection h«xr* in Sastfoitl. * Boon) officials ordered a 10- 11 heavy and 23 light machina- 000. The violinist raid his daughth a t by next July 1 The** qgrds *nd IfMer* are un- "no good reasons." g u ns" -ami—o ther—m atf ria li the t r m n ill New York:--------------------i hour rsW.e e st-le st-n ig h t-<ee~w#e Ux“ t n d “PB^pnr>t*' T* tiq u ir T nsitlW rllW I'lhe T f o t e m warned — from— jronTnmpnw trvtnjffvd -------a th .J worked A t. rrtw at L had unrem itL communique said. The' statem ent Tha chlldren'a m other, Maria ed to w eer ehoulder harnesses a* th a t they were rem oval from Ihe their n-itresentatlves in Uu-Ibih-sI rebel officer* Itu rb i Hero, ahot hcrsalf to death an ax tra precaution in event of mail and forw arded tu the ln*psc* * to urge l-ajo* Dinnyet, Hungarian Jfcvgly to reach antonhad miners, listed numerous ^ a t the crews ry-entarad th e mine killed or captured. prime minister, to take “all n, cesIn tha Iturbi home here U st year. crashes. tor in C harge a t AUanta, (Ia. ' today to search’ fo r the rest of aary steps” to correct w hst the A t tha tim e sha had a divorce suit •the victims. VISITING PATIIKR GAM E SUMMARIES S tate D epartm ent called “the ptepending against Haro. Haro's a r ­ BILBO IMPROVED* - Meanwhile, this Cumberland John L eonard/, J r . accompanied .re..st . .waa NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 18-UF) voiling electoral abuses.” in a ’ Interm itten t sum m aries of the . . . . another ■ ..... episode ittcounty town on Solwoy F irth by hia aunt. Miss N all L elfesta aerie* of legal entanglenfents over baseball gam e between the San­ — Hospital authorities said this ’.prepared for a weak of funermla with Whom ha livaa a t Coral raatodv of tha children am i ford Calory Fade and tha Gaines- morning th a t 8enator Theo G. GAR STOLEN beginningg tomorrow o r Wednes­ Gables, Is visiting . his fath e r, qybt. Hero and tha lata Mr*. ville G-Men will be brought to Rilbo'a condition was "decidedly A 1041 Packard, tho property nf attorney day. Borne 40 miner* Were asslgd- John Leonardy, local the paopte of Sanford tonight improved” and th a t a fte r a restful H. 0 . Odham, 2010 llihiseu* Court, ,* d to help eight gravedigger* Young L eonard/ intend* to re­ o re r rad io station WTRR, alnca bight ho li able to sit up In bed was reported to hava. been stolen nARRISON HKLP.ABBD proper* burial plot*. H earses kept n t rn .borne soon to toko a 10-day Jack H arrison, third baaaman, approval to broadcast lh a contest today. D octors said Bilbo la now sometime during tbe night from Dp • steady procession out of a cour** in public speaking In Miami WM released today by th a S an ­ has not beeen reclered, It was s tro n f enough to take a plaintive where It waa parked in front of m ortuary la tha mine University. Ha la a junior la Ponce, ford Celery Fads, it waa an ­ announced by oxmeer view of tha fac t his cig ar smoking lha Odham home, accoiding to DeLeon H igh Hr bool. nounc'd by M anager John K rldsr. River* th is m ooting. Is reatrtetsd to certain hours. Sheriff P. A. Msro. AFL Plans Drive British Cabinet To Defeat Labor Is Summoned To Measure Backers Emergency Meet Tenative Agreement Reached For Giants To Hold Ball School Here KotariaiLs Enjoy Election Day Holiday Australian P r e d i c t s B r i t a i n Can Sus­ Musical Program F or 10,000,000 W or k e r s Si a t c d t a i n 3 5,0007000 ^At Lunch Meeting Veterans Group Seeks To Expand State Membership Convention Is Slated In Winter Park Or Orlando By A VC State M arket At 1 F o rt Myers Has New M anager Mrs. Michaels Is Named Manager 01’ Tourist Booth A ir‘Safety Board Makes Fifth Report Deported UefutreeH Bcarin Hunger Strike Violinist Jailed For Taking Iturbi Girls ll. S. Hits Hungary For Voting Abuses Paraguay Loyalista Are Gaining Ground Hope Abandoned For 14 English Miners Post Office Warns Against Chain Letter» e Wanes As Search Continues For Crash Victims Atcheson, l'ourOtlscrs . S t i l l Mias i mj., 11: ’V T t v . . **• Asix, lx. tdb " d lis m I, Sel,*ld. ll.illiinorv. Mil,, i* lir-d ia line a*. |S iw iW surif'.Vor to George I*. \lrhe>>on *n* (he Alii,-,! t'o n ln d l.ouocil lor Japan. iiili.ild. a l'iL’2 x rsd o sle o! the Xa*.il Xcadrmy, h ru rrrn lly on ihr «la(( ol tl d i r u M , 4iuli(-. leal adtisoi in General Douglas Mar Xriliur. WASIiISgTON. :t?. 'M ill. ' — I'lnlniie by ti in Iiliglits, suslacicluji ti-iilmuetl liieii te a u ji t*islay ftss \iiilia-«.ii|ur tlringr Airis*-*-n. Jr. mil four other victim, •-I ill Atari y (lane ci.uli, tu is ili.sm et *>l Ili*-ai •uivmiiK liu-i ' lli.su .M lioiils hi a inuyli res were *11 tlial alim ul no hop.of llndmg (item .llite An tn xt ait It on ■< tn ltu ril irate Hilt 1" ' ifMinie at il.irilrii' In iwpi rr 1liifr i .inking o llirrts liotn Urnri.il M.irArt lint'» tliiilrgn and "|N-iiiliim, 'l-iff alto were ami,ns trn |KStrengris.and ciew inni i.„t when the II I?, tulmund Irons'To­ kyo, u.i,h<-,I nit,; ih,uk-inf,-,le,i oali,M^«lt.-,-Mionvn,; mit 'o l gat,!* hue only. <>, tilth, west --( |V ad I fail,,„ . t Diplomatic *mlirihs*in Waxhiogta-n *md lh*l ,l,-x|>itc- Atclii-renN vast knowledge of Jaoaheu- pro'lent* lii* apparent ih-nlli iir-'h-tidy W'ouM not delay nrrnntn-iin-nt* for draw ing up the peai-<- !ri-ntv with Julian. I'leparatinn* far waiting ii iqelim inaty d r a ft alte.ul. m.well advanced, they »*id.i Three men of the 13 ai- on.I Were reseued yesterday from the elioppy sen. dotted with bright —oiveisil kimono* from (apart, am! fiw'" “Ii, * Were recovered Those ream ed were f a pi. T, 1 Rider of I’onca City, s'kla . win, “offi-red n l-rokuh nnu: *'.-l Hat v* v lluglin of l-'nirfii 'it. i-nv.i, mid a Sergeant llollnml of t'oliur-m-il. II imi 11 m in i Mu I ’Fttsr '! » » Temporary Ramps Readied For Regatta GIlV wuiktuuii »rw—nuHlttir—4i, ti-mporary ramp* at tlx* J oke Xinti r,x| liulklu-nd west of tlu- I'ojret tiiiard huiltling in nt,V-t to focitit it to Hie laum-liing or ta cin r boat* on l.nbar llav. Tln-V nr- a!*-, re moving old piling, said t'ilv kf:,-t niri-r II. N. Hayer. ' One of lilt- 160 It)' I ' i - ' i I inttlur* iiHt-d |,i provitle elei'lrtc power H-r pumping w ater at tire ctw water tdaiil will lx- put hmk f(it„ ,t|,,ta lion during tire la tctr pail of Hie Week he luedicled. I’m It for Hitoth er Dit-xel which i* nl*-, lx-uig runaired t\;e due to arrive *,Ktn, lie *nida During the period of repair th e Florida Power and Light Com|,nny ha* pxivjde,! current to oper­ a te the .pumps. Dominicans Seek Red Invasion Inquiry CIUDAD TRUJILLO. Aug, 18 (/Pi—» The Dominican government said today It would welcome nppointmi-iil of an international commission to Investigate report* that an "international brigade" nf "Com m unist revolutionaries" was assembling In Cuba to Invade the Dorhinlcati Republic. The announcement *ald the governm ent felt' R ' xholitd solicit the “ good dffices” of some other American nation tn prevail uium Cuba lo |rerm lt such an investigatlnn. (F irst r,-|Hirt.ft concerning .th e ninhllixatUm of a "revolutionary arm y ” In Cuba came last month from the Dominican am bassador in W ashington, who said a 3,000man arm y of Communists from Cuba, „G uatem ala, V ettriuri* and P uertn Rleo was lielng assembled Communist Party In Latin America Is Described As Rus­ s i a n 5th Column Q I ITANDIM1A. BrhfiT, Aug. |M idrt ■ th e I luted States iw mally p inpiurd today that the Inlff-Anirm an i ’oiilcieticr discuss •liiiiietli.seIv tlu* loin ol a lull* i t L ^ a g c m V io Ji.cc V' Vq, isplirte’s mutii.il defense treaty. A-nalor Tom .('onttally (D -le aa»). a inrniiicr ol ihr U. S. del­ egation, submitted a United Slates outline lor conlt retire p u xeduic. * it would em power this com m it­ tee on voting )i,»veslul* to discus* lusv “the creation of n lii-iiitspharj iiitiitarv agency nif-l the supply of forces.” It wo* previously hr Iloved Hint ail discirsMon on millta iv llietlsanism fo r the tre a ty ___ 'RTiTTT.l Ix- TiHii o, . - r l - n r T TniVr.Amerlcnn Confi-ieneo a ’ Bogota hrxi ’laTitinrs. ~ The I ’niteil Sin*,-, Congress it eXIH-cted lo S rL u u lv n e x t.Vs-sir on. th e. Aim* Stnioiardi^alion Act, which would supply m hfom t w ini-ona of .war t„ ito I.nim Vt.serican Iti-pulilien for r„nim,,n defense. Th<- conference', fuel wotking c u n III ill m begun luilnv the study 'of sirincipto* of she lu-uitsphisra I real V. The Ionttnillcr, whhli elected ihe I'rusruayan 'Foreign Minister, M a to Mitiiine* I'.Will-. •Iiaiinian, no i -won u tte r tip- i'ltiui-iianUii Foreign Minister. Ilica-d, Jo a q ­ uin A lfaio. clmiged ti.m “evary <'ommiini,t I'a rty *u Latin Amer­ ica i. a Kitsilnii column." . Allan- d e ta r e d glow ing t.-n trri-me setitiittent "favor* joint tnvamiics to protect th- hemUpher* « r * “-a -aulo-**teiv** ...•iurl.-r*.-'—--------Mutlalio Tiallo* li t pri resiled ciedenfiat* I. - a reprerelitatica of lire >|et,n«ed Argil,-lia governm ent of Nicnragua, which w a, oyertill own reci-sstiv a fte i' I’-k day* Yp i I till 11satin! SHI lk*tal# YUi Hi^ Knnillnient Anticipated A t Aviation sSchool Twenty two -luilrut* m e timV ,-t-t’.lb*! o.i thi* Sarifoi -1 School nf \v in ti-n tit i lie Municipal Ai,p. i , , t ud, t* ate ari .v 1c dad* it'd a maximum cniMliuif iit ( 't| ( , li d fur Hie fall fl.,- 1,1 11 rdii.it,- coin*,'*, Roy It... wiiii i . b n .i t, atitioiinced to­ day. Mute Marti Hal impiliiea a iiiiiuiti at, ix itiv received he de- !,,r itiog fimii Get many, ilium , Maxko. Can* I Tone. Guam, Knira;- pstpan. Hawaii slid S-nttii A merlon. Many G. I * win. Mill .-.-li t*- irli-n**'-l fmill lb* nr, i.. in* untiring inquirte*; Hi. a m “luted tlust lie «»x|x-i'ti*,l I ii -iitltlv pax , -.11 and ■- 1 lituioa tu luauilatn the Ii. h-I In g ,■»>v (i*.tu approxl-' rtbxttdv cim tll n niunllt .to 410.tati) by tTie end of the w inter m - * H l ' IT-,1 city t.a* leased tl\Wiiii (•-•l t t>> bun oil a 'y e a tjy rental bnxi*. H rltlj-lnyA'a cjlt ths i' iux , mul maintain Hie field. ||.- giv. i . i x l et, to the c it y u* uit|xiil matiagi-r, free. Ilci'eiitiy enrolb-il students are; Joint lln , ,*ix,,‘ of California, J’bit <lat»'i*i)nl of Bndgeville, Pa . Mr. and Mr! Paul lleffm elsler of Rain:*". Muiite, O ther student* rm oiled a ir! William Arenlrerg; Fratth FI* nil. Jam*-* P iatl, Clarence t’olIfn*. Rjda-rt H uff. Ann A lexan­ der, Meritl Tlttdale. Charles 11aker. Ted Jackson. F inest Southward, D-niaid Cortlell, Wendslf lliuri*. Oliver sjuhliilll. John l.iiigi-rfetl, A drian' S'ncy, Uv Franklin, Fugena Bysrly, Ralph Wiglit, Hiiuard Jilirvivk. h a il Vied. Victor lllackwelder. William Tindall. ('ondition Of Admiral Kinjf Is Unchanged WASHINGTON. Aug. 18 <13— The Cotidlti-Ui of Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King remained "un­ changed'’ during the night a fta r slight Improvement yesterday, the Navy reported today. The form er chief «>t naval "nptx-ratk'ri*. who has., hardening .W W ii A; : i government. Cuban officials sub­ n mild stroke w ithout . entered the Naval Hospital sequently denied the reports.) day. A Navy pffiriat said King’s condition la not critical. STRIK E OVER MOBILE. Ala., Aug. 18. (,V tPLEAD INNOCENT Employees of Alshanta Dry Dock DACHAU. Germany. A u g ^ lB , A Shipbuilding Co, returned tn th e lt jobs today after settlem ent (43—O tto Skorxeny, the hulking of a six.w reks long strike. The SS colonel who sprung Benito Mus­ solini from his Italian raptor* dur­ stoppage Idled 4,000 tr, n. Members of the CIO im lustria' ing the war. in d nine of his Aj * union o f m arine — shipbuilding dennes spearhead division officer*, w orksra voted approval yestarday pleaded innocent today ta accusa­ of a new contract calling for a tions of killing American troop* p ay lncraaia o f 12 eeatf-an hour. and ptlsonsra of war. ' I 'r if ■sMr«.aaaMw.^ri..w.*.^u*U « t , r ^ L p t »y, -ii • ,. 1 » * -- * • || ~ v ¥ ,J . ' 7 * i* - ■ . ■ . » . . , L -fa ^ *> 1 �i The Sanford Herald IXaklUtiril In Ikon I • Mill? • n4 NN*la ? at "■nli.nl. IlntMR II Mnannlin Itm ii* KalffM at Mrsml H«i« m sliir Oeliskar *7. IDII*. mi PlM Offlff •f tlaafaN. rioifUn. umlrr tka %?1 • f (aagrtN af Mrtfrk H. |M*T. #*t H llH l'K Hssllrea. ranis ■ talrrlslM M mo far Ik* pntp—+ « j I M i l i i . t m a l a l U t N s ' aatl n M a i • * w n * n - w ttr - n r - 7 T r H * * e ,r ' I- at rtgslar isdar.itlstnn ratrs. * laland >e«*i*sprr ltei»r«*ratali»»«« l»A, rfprrsr Mts Tkr llonbt tn Ikr nalUnnl ilrl.l ..f #..l%« t I t l f t rsa ars naiatalaM In tk» l*irarai elites In Ika* • ♦♦•iwlrp p ith k#arf«|Mnr« tars In < tilin g.. M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 1j8, 1947 T 1IF . S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A PA G E TW O Sail-, n .41,1. .-t I'ro n iia r e l i t THE "QUEEN M ARY" O F LAKE PLACID lion T.. l*otlar AIMrla Seminole County Court Records wnrch for Kldorailo in on niwin. Ilatmolill hnvK rx* plorrr mill author is Imving for' Eniicli (iuiaua to visit unrxploroil nrVns mul sit if thuy an* uitnblo for mlnnizntion. Ah no whitr man in known over to have seen part of the rountry. which he* will visit, his hopvs of interestinK fltultf are high. One aim is to tm) what truth lies tiehinil the ohl story of Kldorndo. -This was a fnhled land .where gold could Is* picked up in the streets. European.immigrants at one time were said to lielievo this about the - United States, and learned bv painful ex|>orieticc that this simply was not so. Davis has no unreasonable expectations,'but he dis-s think it possjble that some important 'undiscuvered city mnyja* ....................... . ni the legemt. • *■*■Sir Waller Raleigh was thn mnap famous,.of. tIUr*Varlyjri'mvher^Tor F*31dorndo, hut the most inuiortant undoubtedly was Francisco de Kldorndo;dlis wanderings for the land of gold led him to discover the Amazon river. The potential wealth of the Amazon valley surpasses the riches of 100 cities of gold put together. , iiiim iiia ih .K * n i N f V i i A i K a : Na%> To William • n in ltun««* , llol.rft D Krm|» >Aiid Kvrl> n art«|» lty; M*rth* J»Mie Krmp Attorney Ifonakoklrr Aanriaias • • 1‘Hllhip for wdoptlofj AM Orlution *Whittham I*. F H(i Hanford ijfowtf* J^ffd Tb»rati»A I Uur g ? a To A 1 D r. f 'h r t r l r t J . . P r m o n s O p to m e tris t Sanford A tlantic Ilk. Illd*. lutirar?*I2 1-3, I’hona 29# * S at. 9-12 'tm .K u m lim f - C l a i m Fitted Florida tfut *Y> T h u rs to n * *Flret Pnlsn Asanriallttn T« ......I , W i t j l a t l Quiet Pays YOU MAY IIK filtKATI.Y nKPHKKSKO TODAY, BU T TO­ MORROW W ild. IIK ANOTIICIt DAY. IT'S ito tv s WORI.M, WAIT. HAVE PATIKNOK, At,I. W il.t, IIK WKI.I.: I will torn 1.0*1 year tin* Mrnnklyn Nationals were the most talked* of-terim in major league baseball. Not so much for their playing ability, though they were in first place most of the time, as for their spectacular antics. FVcukish d isp lay s of idiMcntmjndcdm-HH on the part of the players were matched l»v the headline-making shouting of the manager. I.ippy Leo Diirocher. Now they have a manager of an entirely different ly|>e. Hurt Shotton is a much older man, well-liehaved and silent Vet Itrooklyh now has an almost insurmountable lead for the pennant. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME HEATER EVER MADE I . K v u ly y tly ^ jn , b n v ln » H v my »a O th e r - lin e s o f • w o r k ; ? i t ’L v niif always nT. eessnr.v s s n r y to to make m uke a a noise n o ise to to get g e t results. r e s u lt 'iHUTtYOV* MINOR KftY Fp'tu The \t ...hnaiAif From ia> tall wmilnt. I rshhi.l »r,( , In- Ihr ,.*l,n! of *1,ib i.rt, .Fall »h,.w• of lM*. * ! fill * . Of hfitr h n » ,\# m r> trfr" |U,-,.iini It,II ►i’J U lL.. aallhhrl.l from imAnil tl.f darken'd *rmiii<1 Anti whst of am.iiil 1 do not licsi PwHr--—with ttn* r i tt mil---A nil.*raw, nt#tr vtrsr.* SEE THE NEW O U O -TH IR M FUEL OIL HEATER AT "LEE BROTHERS permit* for it IoNW! of»80M99:---- WibUife-Flwrldtr .117-31!! K L M T IIK U N IT K D S T A T E S F is h a n d W ild life . S t-rv ic e c ite s v a r io u s sig n # lo in d ic a te t h a t N o r th A m e r ic a n d u c k p o p u la ­ tio n ooff 121.000,000 121.000 OliO ooff 1944 |!);|>| lo ts now now falle fa lle n to 80,000,0011 w h ile lion hits itnflliln* dlvidrd T|w grcalrtl irx.roi.. work! Ii '|o|>«^ If iiunun I: withtlie end of (lie war the numtier of gunners lias greatly increaseit. (.rapevine reporta Imsed on tliis pessimistic estimale say (hat Die shooting season will be cut to thirty or thirty-five days anil the daily bag limit to five birds. Si tire tlie Federal authorities do not recognize Ducks, Un­ limited. financed privately by American sportsmen, it would appear that the Washington version of the tpiacker pop­ ulation will itrolmlily prevail. There life American sportsmen who love the marshes and the cuustgl waterways with III? brent h of dawn-freshened dir. thn, tung of sail spray and early morn communion with the great outdoors. To this kipd of simrLsman tlm dally t.ig limit means little. Itut to forbid.him » Jegal preifnee in the thick Idimls of the North American 1,’otilincnt l^t all Imt a few short weeks this year will !«• fnr more gerious and Washington’s NeW TArk ^HeraTj Mor. Folks h u r r ie s " fo s e t B irr A p o c -tu H K il l s a ll TiMt PE*f K>H OM PE nNM to Dt TooR- pe D E N ris'!! Tribune Far IOaNtern Nations Such Ah Determined | nliolhrr To lie Free Of Whites Fni anyone who has talked with some of the leader, of. the Far F ast, a* this reporter ha* done, there can Im* little doubt that (h r brown ami yellow penIc.h niran their piesent turmoil lo end in freedom from theii (d.l white ru lers.. . For the Itiltish, the French kill loo many people, and th r Dutch such an nulcnme utrlul. I'.vriy roul.l • tnc*V very serrtms eeonomlc changes. Much of their L u .h t ynunit rliange of taw materials of -thr f llif »c* i» mumm y, was based on an exFast fnr the manulavtured goods of I he West. Happily, litany of the Far Kaslerners recugniur * this axrhange of god* ‘must not only continue but grow. This re|«irler has n |te i« lin g 'y t *Ultnr talked, for example, to orer ni, the partners of India's Ibunoof Tain, a (remendnut combine of commerce and finance. lie told me the Far K llttr m i nre fam b ltln u i’ for a growing in­ dustrial life i o r ‘ India that .mild furnish jnlui to millions who ekrr out h sot. nlarginsl ‘Ilf* on 'poor faun (amt. They are natuially ainhilinus lo ’ sell rimsumet goods to their Fkr Kdslvro neighhots, the Iyro­ of good* -which !]■* larerr supptml) by Kurupean factnrir*. T h f. patlmrnl. Tliey c^n Ire used fot could ^n san * disastrous loss of •rnu plsnlt, ihui offering safety sales for tho Kuropvans. Hut thla particular Indian fi­ bom Imnibing. This history ap nancier pointed out that whiln pears In be returning lo its be­ Kurnpe might lose some sale# ginnings. A re we in sight the whole F ar Fast Is clamoring lor the to rt of heavy machinery of a seen ml Cave-Man; rm> wliich E urope knnw* how tn ent" aatrraldjr which ia w riting a ronatilutlnn. ■Sledding haa twwn rnugher fur the Hutch. In March they wrntn an airreemcnt w i|l| the Imlpncaiana settln* up a republic to in­ clude Javoi Sum atra and 'Madeera, with the underatam lin* that the new republic would a*ree lu a union with the Nethetlanihi. Suhar.pirnt ah.Mitilki; hna l^fupirtol the fate of th at a freem en .. Fr»m Indo-Chtna. w h ere' lb.; French rule, tim e i* no almllur nrw», except for th r asplrnllnna of the n ative’ leader*. For F ar KaMrrner* a* a wholq th« Phllapplne* stand a« a* u. »• con. They mu onty gained their independence fm m "IXF" UnlfJ.I S ta te , without hl.MHbhrd, hut Ameriran aid i* goin* t<> t|u Island* a* the people feel thely way thtnugh their new freedom. AVK. PHONE 109 Two striking nrw I>uo-T1icrni designs inspired falimii, ‘'|icfi(,r* (urnitiirr! T lirlli-|i|ilrn l.itr Models, will, a rirh walnut finish; the Clii|>|>rn<l<ilrvitt nt< W.rn Itlon.lc. Kit her of the** Iraiitilul nru Prrin.1 d. -i^n, will n u slrin b r your liv­ ing naim —krep >t>u warm tc «7A.'i>( work—trilkoul (lirtl to o * A t THIU IXClUMVf * MM0US m i CIAMMI lOtHM -g rit matt krol f'»m tr t’ J drop of 01II * MTINTIO P9VH-U* IIOVII .<li«trlhutr, heat rxrnly —«*vf* up to l i % in fuel bill*! * H i m RUI CIHTIIl—you lend the fire by turning a dial I *1*11(1* O m i im|HMtant (ratutre to give you mer* \ U M t i economy I The Lost is Found AT OUR S H O W R O O M advertise hotc watering lot plant* Globr-Girdlru that thr s of hardest thing about thHi jnh i» Thta man thought In term from trade am i flnanrr. to keep frnm Kmog^tj sleep. Hut anclher Indian, a Moslem lawyer U • gelling In l»e null an old story now that some callout observers are laying: "Well, wrhy don’t they take time off for a tnnoie)” A self-kicking machine has been invented by Tom Maywood ni New Bern. N. C . for those wlv> have done sifmelhing which they have later decided wav silly -wn.l regrettable, ft rnniiils of a beltdriven hub with four arms, each ending in a shoe. Turning a crank *••* *ff a thoroughly efficient kicking apparatus, fg-'|en year#* 3T»«,otrt) “Topn” In quality people, some of them to show Everybody’s fepenlcnce and others just plain' inquisitiveness. .Such a maclune Hardware Store meets a widespread need. This 412 Hanford Ave. Phone 121R Would not be true of a machine COMPUETK. EXPERT that enabled people to pat them- if holds a lot of promise for YOU rtiawlng imhistrlalliatlorv from India's great alrel mills. Ilul he deplnred t lint course la-cnus.. il w'ouhl Im* slow nrrtl ruuhl result III animosity in his pari of the world for. th r while aria s. lie estim ated that 'The white races have ftn years tn m at. friends with US in the Fsr F ast." He wauta W estern res|iect fdr Im sirtit culture. W rstntn shkrHi'i' o f tcchnlcill know ledge, and In. world most sw iftly. They tut lied over the govern­ ment of India, first, to M..,!srn Pakistan atul Hindu India. Thf Hindus -e, iprocated by recognis­ ing th e ir last llritlsh viceroy,I. urJ Mountbatleo, a* their first llritiih governor-general. India lennnes a domtntnn In the same re-' lalion to the crown as t^aaadi. In llurm a the llritlsh ate pur­ depcmlence; suing a sim ilar course. The HurHy such a fmmiila ths ItrilisU mrse have elected a constlhiappear fo lw moving into the liev ' V■ # | Read tlie report of telephone accomplish­ ments so far this year. It's one for the record! You will see telephone fblks^re really going places—putting in hew tele­ phones throughout the South at the rate of four every working minute — adding long distance circuits equaling 14 times the distance across the U.S.A.—installing local service wire, measuring 29 times • b y drossing youraboy in darning Air mother* with nt| SratNCFOOT S o x . D u rab ly m ade with fonr-nly reinfoceed toe* and b ea k foe longer, ex tra w ear, buy In llteae eo ln rfn l.g g y lir.n at. tern ed argyle*. M ade of lastro to r D n rrn e y arn s, th ey last llirn tu h rrjte a te d washing* and w e a rin g * ..In p a ln k n it with ” I n t e r s t o p for ever. H ui iVmt»rr1 ^ifK r»«1.r*t S av in a. an-f l.- an A » ' -ollan To Mention M'S oil r l , i llsrjnrl* (h iritrr« t U M «*«. Dyson ft tit Kiwis K MflMvUD. i Ha H ub • • nla To ora Mr 11%II ttK .it. x Tfcvrvton Victoria M (StaU Hank Mlifbfl, lUnJ.titiln r To Florida State lUhl I'sttin fii, Hardy <) T* Ft rat Kh1«in I D un Cmpnv.. V Whl«lia-in afopnd’llic world. This report show's tlie progress that is being made to speed up, expand and improve telephone service— in spite of shortages and other handicaps. I t holds a lot of promise for more apd better telephone service fot*yob and your Community. *’ �. . THE SANFORD HERALD, BANTORD. FI.OR1DA MONDAY, AUGUST 18,1947 Social Louie Belle Holland Weds Herbert Prevatt And Personal Activities (Mrs. Donald Jones Calender Honors Miss Brotchie Personals Belly Rowland To Activities Reported At Country Club Wed LeKoy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. R. oT llnaun an ­ nounced today* the marri.ig-‘ * of their daughter. Louie Belli; Hol­ land. to llerlw rt P revatt on S at­ urday night at the home of Dr. W. I'.. Brooks. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Brooks. The bride, wore for her wedding Mr. and Mrs. Huy Ur.ti spent a Navy blue suit with while hlouyo and accessories. Her corsage was the weekend at Davtun .1 Beach. of sweetheart - roses. MfS. Corvc' Rev. and Mrs. J , E. M.-K'nley rie Gnann served a* her tr honor. are visiting in Cross City for some I M r. Ik sk stt had a * ‘ tils 'b e s t timo-— * man. JohrrCam pbell. Immediately folowing the cere­ Mis* Jewell Pittm an has retu rn ­ ed to Sanford afte r a vjcatlon in mony Mr. ami Mrs. P revatt left for a wedding trip sml will It Seville and D aytna Beach. gone about two weeks. Upon their Mrs. W. C. W illiamtun ha* ir- return to Sanford they will make turiu-<< a fte r visiting in Liverpool, their home a t 813 Mjmnolla Ave­ nue. Mrs. Prevatt has until recently ________ ‘ Mr. ami Mrs. I-*-c Mooie of been employed by the M aigarot Gainesville visilrd in Sanfoid ov4r Arm G rocery'Com pany. Mr, P re­ vatt is working with tho Coca Cula Sattliday. Bottling Company. ' Mr. and Mrs. T. W. .lone* are NOTICE spending some lim e in Hendeisupville. N. C. The American la-gion Auxiliary Miss Pat Scholls left yesterday will have no supper meeting which for Daytona Beach where she will had been scheduled for Tuesday It was announced today. visit for a week. Miss Jackie Unite hi,-, to lime m arriage to Jam es 1*. In g l.y , J r . will l>e an event of the near future, was honored ,on Saturday with a dessert-bridge given Hy Mi*. Don­ ald Jones a t the home of Me and Mrs. T. W. Jones’ on South S an­ ford Avenue. In t j / e 'center of the mantel was a small airhw ay under which was placid a tiny TllU ltSD A Y " Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. K. bride and groom. White tapers S., will meet a t 8:00 P. M. at were placed on each end of the ibe MaVmlc Hall. mantel and the entire seen-- was , The Lodge No. 27 of tne hanked .with fern and coral vine, I. O. O. F. and the Seminol.* Rebec* loiw arrangem ents of pink hibis­ ca Lodge No. 43 will have a cover­ cus centered the individual tallies. A sweet course was Served hy ed dish supper at the I. O. O. F. Mr*. Jones assisted hy hei sister. Hall at 0:30 P, M. MJss Kliialielh Whigham. an.1 Mrs. IL. L. Perkins, J r . B tid s l'tallies were 11*1*1 and after several prog­ ressions of bridge the sc o n s were added nnd high prise awunjed to Miss Nancy Collum, li seeling Mr. and Mrs. Kranrls Meriweth­ prise to Miss K athryn Wiggins er entertained recently a t Corott- and ncreeno was won by Mrs. P er­ ado Beach w here they are spend­ kins. Miss Brotchie was presented ing the summ er months with n with an attractive vase of wine • Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Carroll ‘ beach p arty honoring Miss Betsey colored glass. Those Invited to lx? with Miss Jiavo returned from a vacation in .bble and H arry Brownlee whose IPagement was recently annuun- Brutchie were her mot In _____ >' »-• • " <1 ‘ _ I JRnrl 'ftrio m e, Mrs.' J1. FL fnfclo n u n ng the aftem-Min; swimming r.Miss L aura Chittenden ha* iewas enjoyed by .he guests and Sr* Mrs.. Lea Moore, Mrs. John turned afte r-v isitin g for several •arly In the evening a buffet sup­ Hughes, Mrs. George I) Bishop, weeks its Pinellas Park. per was served by the hotter*. Jr.. Mrs. Perkins and Mrt. William The dining table was covered with Blair. Also the Misses -Shirley Mr. and Mis. Gordon Biadivy a white linen cloth and an at- Smith. Elisabeth Whigham, N alley rangem ent of pink carnation* cen­ Collunt. M artha Brown. Atidtey have n* their guest Mr. Bradley's tered the table. Pink tapers in Barh. K athryn W iggins. Jean H ar­ mother. Mrs. Ju lia E. Bradley. crystal candelabra were placed «m per, Elisabeth' File, Sylvia Mcisrn, each tide of the flower arran g e­ Mildred Robson. Camille Batten. Miss ’ l.oretiu Franklin, who is ment. Mrs. Meriwether was assist Jkh 8 Thigpen. M artha Pei kin* ami making her home in Hanford, Is ted in eerytng by her mother. Mrs. Mnry Ann Whelchel. •pending some tim e with her p ar­ V ^ y Stockoff, Mm. George Stine. ents ill l-ake Mary. V n . W. 8 . Brumley and Mrs. H. J. Lehman. Mis* Mary Frances Whiddrn of — The ronple was p fttrM B ed'w lir Tampa is the g u ejt of ‘Mr. and a set of pastel Fiesta china. Sirs. C. FT Donaldson of Lake Among those invited were Miss Mary. * Dibble and Mr. Brownlee. Mr. and The R. W. A. Circle of ihe First Mrs. George D annalls, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Phillips nnd son. Fred­ Mrs. G iffo rd Swain, Mr. an d Mrs. Christian Church--met on Friday John Hughes, Miss M arguerite evening at the home if Mrs,. W. die. of Jacksonville a n visiting ' Dibble. Miss Mllli« Casron and C. Tison with Mrs. Tis-m presid­ Mr. and Mr*. A. Franklin of |aik r Rbodea Spell all of DeLand. Mr. ing. Those taking nail in the Mary. and Mra. Andrew Myers, Mr. and program were Miss Su.«an Willi­ Mr. and Mm. Dudley Glover of Jim . H arry Joe MinaVik, Mr. rnd ams and Mr*. O. D. 141ml res*. 'Following the business meeting, 7'nmpn spent the werkeml with Mre. Robert Herndon, Dr. and *» Mrs. E. D. II row nice. Dr. anil refreshm ent* were vetted hy the Mr. nnd Mm. C. C. G enii of SanMrs. Douglas C h a ri* . Also tin hostess to Mrs. O. T. Pearson, Mrr. ford. . “ Misses Joyce llctxel. Hetty Mcore, I.andrrss, Mrs. (!. W. Morgan, *P hrllls Dickey and Mary Thomas Mr*. R. C.l Fox, Mrs. J. I„ Horton, Mrs. H arriett Miller nnd Mm. Wilkes.- Joe MrCaatln, Em m ett Mis* B ertie- Hughes, Mis* Mary Marv H arris are spendm r some Herndon. Rilly Brumlev and Rich­ Edna l-andress and Miss Hussn time at the Riviera Hotel In DayWilliams. tuna Bosch. ard Wing of Providence, R. I. TUESDAY The R. W. W are Bible Claea of the F iret Methodist Church will have a covered dish supper at the church a t 7(00 P. -M. with Mrs. Mrs. P. II. W yatt yait J. M Tindel, 'li •p ^ M F s A lyre'A thiluui. a t hos- Mr. ami Mrs. George W ashingOpen house was held oil S atu r­ Ion Uow*land of Sanford have a n ­ day night at the Sentinel.* Coun­ nounced .tile ellgaginirt of their try Club nml supper w ar .cited •laughter. Hetty tatuDc, to Jam es on Sunday evening, Clmih - l . t LeRo) -.Mulct son, son of Eric tei. manager, anm»i*ti.-I in lay . Audi >».01 arid the late Mr*. Aud­ Among those »o»n at- ' h e . tub nvi r the Weekend were Mr, and Mr*. io -mi of Helliughum, Wash. Miss Rowland is a g raduate ,01 W. G. FlemlngwMr. and Ml *. Jufm Hcmlmde H ig h -Hchoid, class of IveV and Mr*. Ivey’s • i-.ici, Mo* t! 'ii .iinl 1**01 present employed RilUt GUt «f -I .• ditvilh*. K xSrM rr (■V .Florida Fashions, . Inr. Mr. and Mi*, .loin M. i tL . Mi u r l John S tu e lT ti. I’l’ d-Mr- "VV. M aid-on received III* education In Mr*. V_L.'.i me. Di -and'M.-VH.e ifl:rnr. t il.. li»lm»ck A.i.t " -s sr-.asW ntT T nr . . Mr.-and M nr A .1. \7ITUata'. 'It*, ‘“'nritJiili’Iv' ‘ .ifli'i lu-' gl situation and Mr*. George Thurston, Mr. and frdttt high school _he entered the Mrs. Wnlti'i High, Mr. ami Mis. Navy where Ire served for two Clyde II. Terwillcgar. J r . Also 0 d n hall years ill Ihe Pacific, He Mis* Dorothy l‘<well. Muck Ctyye - now employed b> the Florida land. Kirby Fill Jr.i *1. \V. A tii *Power nnd Light Company of tin. Hilly Firming ami E. R. Smith. Miami. The wedding will lie an event of early Fall. Had Carpcatier Has Paris Fashion Show °U Meriwethers Honor Couple With Supper £ • \ PAGE TH REE . . l!* J 1 Circle-Met With Mrs. Tison Friday HALF SIZE BEAUTIES 1 McDaniel. YMm. Kdlth fSAOtl a n j ’illugfitr?. Lynn, of Sylvester, Ge. are the guests of Mrs. Scott's sister and brother-in law. Mr. and Mis. W. J. I’ell, at th rir home un Palm etto Avenue. * * Mr. and Mm. Frank Campbell have returned to their home In St. IVtrm burg afte r visiting with Mr. and Mm. J. It. Well* of C rystal la k e and Mr. ami Mrs. l.e« Hen­ dricks of l-ake Mary. -Winner*—of—ttlS OVSmTSr of .Commerce lieauty .-ante**, held on Aug. 8 in laike Mary were: first place. Miss B arbara Eubanks of laike Mary, second. Mil* Ruhv Ifrewer of Sanford nnd Miss Leuorn Itovstlen of Sanford, third. Mis* Dorothy Morrison, daugh­ ter of Mr. nnd Mr*. W. A. Morrlsen. is visiting in New York City 1* 4, r spending some *ime in Chautatuiua, N. Y. She.plan* lu return to Sanfoid in Ihe near fu tu n to •visit for a short time before leav­ ing for Agnes Scott in Decatur. Ga. where »he is a Junior. ,J. W. linker, who has Ixen • pending some time her* with bis Friends of L Stoudenmire daughter. Mr*. I.illln.i Vickery. will irg rc t to learn that he is ron< left yesterday for Greenville, H. fined -U» - She - -Fem ald-ljiughton (V He was •rto m p an ie l lu G uonMemorial Hospital for further ville by Mrs. .Vickery wh'o will later leave for Katonah, N'. Y. In treatm ent. visit her daughter, firs. Lillian Mr. and Mm. W. E. I.ipplnrolt Morgan. of Baltimore. Md- a rrile d todajelo Mr. and Mr*. II. Tlit/wp of visit th eir son and daughter-in Isw, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. I.ippln- Enterprise have returneit fmm a vacation in northern Ohio wrheir cott. they vislterl relative*. While there Mr. and Mrs. John I'ekhain and they were rntertain e I by Mr! and Mist Peggy Howell of Lake Mniy Mm. John L. Steven-on nnd Mr* have recently returned afte r visit, Arle Henry of AshtalmU, O. who lng friend* and relative? in A tlan­ have liern guests in Sanfoid for the past several winters. ta, Ga. Mr. nnd Mm. H. 1,. Eubanks and daughter, Rochelle, of Lake Mary have left for North Carolina where they will, visit with relatives and friends. Mis* Jane Scott, who has been visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr*. Fred It. Wilson for the ast five weeks, has returned to •r home In Orlando. S Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bender left on Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Bender's mother, Mrs. Elleij Hall of New Sm vrna, for a vacation In Nyrth Carolina. _ . Mr. and kirn. JU-haid Brown ami young son are the guests cf Mm. Brown's p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Sr. at Daytons Beach. *• Mm. 'George Touhy and. son rrturned* on Saturday fYom West Virginia where they Itava been the guesta-of Mrs. Tuuhy'a parents fur the past several weeks. Mra. J . II. Phillip* and- so.i, Johnny, were called to Macon. Ga. on Saturday because of the dlftess of Mm. Phillips', fath er, W. D. Couple* Honored With Breakfast Saturday JAVORI1E 1 canty In the City • l Urutliedr Ij-vy ts goig- "< Khy M tC hiu tint was chosen from V u finalists to r ttm rn l t'lill.idelpii .» *ln~1M~ftmri.il Atlantic City, N. J.. Pageout .if Beauty and Talent. Elm 10,21 yearn old. biomb- Still bruwic : -1 1 ed and works in u llur t - 1 llsa«raciw>nal SoUwdjjhoto) 75 People Attend "Dunce At Mayfair • Slis* Itetsey Dibble nnd' lla rty lltownlce. whose n in iiin g - will lnaw event u f the near fiiliu - were honoretl ini Saturday m orning with 1 breakfast given hy Sir*. Ralph in still Smith und Mr*. II. C. Ilet reh si Ihe home of tlie fu n n er on Soulli Park Avenue. \ \ |«»nk 'blur wan used in dei-nrating the partv looms*' A rrangem eut* of pink I'l.'id io lu s e s a m i 'asters w - , e used .in the living room and reiiH ird tin- dining tnlde. Ilridnl place ennl* marked the seating arrangem ent md 11 m iniature bride and groom ib-nirnntrd th r plarps o f'tti* hole 01 ed eouple. Following the hieakfasl Mis* I IN. bln was -how 11 to |l" ' living iiNiin where kitchen 'it.'iisil< were t'Hnked on the fireplace her.rth Tile hostesses* gift in the couple -m i- 11 wnffte tnmr Those present w ith Miss Dibble nmf Mi. Iliownlee were Rev. and Mi. Dotigla.* Charles. Dr. and 'It t. E D Brownlee. Miss Marv lllotois Wilkes. Janet I let tel, Richard Wing of I'lovnlenre. It. I., and Walter- Meade Snmli. Hi FLORENCE MILLS . PARIS. Aug. I \ i,P Mad Cut pentici hns hn«ed t i-t —titir • colhv lion on the h a ru l silh o u rtt.' thi* fall. Two ot hei feat m m art very linpoltailt too. Tin dtopped stlinil del line, w huh Us to h>- -•<n throughout tin- vonmrtiun. nml high standup enllai- which reach o f t'n a L s o thg ears Unlike other houses tin s' full Miy^sC- i m i^ivr- Ivl* Mlgsi/,wd*A^lc line and stink to i t TinsMitTfi's’lt her rnlliviMit. _ Her sdlhoiiette liai -he widest Part of tin* Inuiit online at a cukved seam alxait 12 ii.che*. allow I lie hemline It is Vaiicd by having the fill lie-' nnd »tib e<)iK'llt .airVL-il -eaui. cniua .smiy.. on-'uue • ide oC the skirl. Fullness is rrellleed a t •thV'lionillllle to tile isiuivaletil if a pencil skirt. One navv'. d ir-- .vita 'sleeves Mrs. McCall IIjmors• Miss ^Jackie Brotchie . ■ rSS-- •" MU. MF.IU.IIANT ^ l l i r LYLS of .IHE k HIM Ml M IV U O ILD III O.N I t l l M A D ■r r D II l u l l lli.1.3 IN lll> l*M E S I ’K C IA I.S r o u • , ■ I 4o fl1 O ’ *' 4P ^ I tl ‘‘ \ l GI ST T rj n Si'» Ileal T reat Permanent *haprd in Ihe nr* ‘ I rather rot 01 till I..1111 a- >011 prefer. I -prri.ill* 1' o. mI lor d t) hair. *irsip In alini lit Hid .te illii tll.i--:lRe .1 Kpe.lall). Ah' .1 ,1 III.-till*. I • .11. I •• alteiuPvi , , nml in 1 .1 <i Hath bad 1 . 1 • C lub.dam ■ • In hi Salute*! u gh! a* :lo \ 1 >T.n. Inn. (’ d am . wto • 1 ■ il tin h alltu o r 1 1 11., hotel |.> 11< .0 1 . of Slews 'tin lit and In - '•• (ta . I 1 tin; llu dui <u -eu millg w. I iij .v1<| f 1.011 'll ' 1 III 3:1X1 u . 1 niornliiE t-rin k iast w.i> • .'»hI. A till o .■ tlituv' n tten Jin c •• • Itii'haiil Itwiehrtor. Mi. and D. Moats Sir. nnd Mi 1 IV lliihop, Mi, and Mr*. W. II. IVinht. M r,'.dint 'll* , \iidrew r’.in i. i\. Mr,,nt L ilia - JdL.UtU-2— .-D .—mh Mr*. 1111 dig Itm • *. Mr. ‘ :id -di» Jaek hs’ gun. M’ aiul "ti ■ : IIIRTH V N N O l'N t‘ESIENT ling* lb . and Mi>. t|, ?. W-etl ru ff. Mr. and Mrs. I'd'Vllt L'm' Mr and Mi* Robert Dennis nnh o l-'i, Mr. ndd Mi • I • .1 Mi ih luoilied tmlny -llu* hit I li of a son. li'.hcrt Mieliael, oil Aug. la Jr. •■ |i. Ml *- J .... U -i-. 1, i Sm Jan. II.X.. I Dll ran. '1 art It-. Wii 1 V. HLu I , .C an.till* Hai'en.. M uilli. Ilmwii, ■lean Saver, ml I* 0.1 ! unit nin: L 11 S. \V ■im , 1 1. 1 .1 tin W ylt-r Smith. Jan jk itrlitlo i, Roliert Newman, id tidham, K.lw.iid H in t, i— ••. Hole mi Ijiiij ). Toiuniy V lu'i-pli I’.n and .lo« 1 huu. Miss Martha Perkins’hnl a* her guests .at Daytona' Beach w h u e she is spending the summer with her family, the following member* of the Pi Beta I’hf sorority. Miss Olive Fleming of Jacksonville, Miss Jackie Fosdick of Ft. ............ Miss Virginia Sewell of Starke and Miss Betty Kennedy and .Mi** Mi . E m m e t‘Mi i ill entertained Ann Allan of Orlando. on Sniurday nun d ji ■ home on I'urk Avenu. i’ '"tim r Miss . . i-:agi iiiei.t Mis* 8 hirley Morgan returned Jo. ■ ■ Bmtcfiu- v to h sr home in Katonah, NV Y. lin* i.-crntly In •int ml to 11.. 1.HI.ti* of yesterday a fte r spending thv past Jam . Ingle 1 . J month here with her grandm other. the McCall hum. Ittaelivev I . innltis Mrs. Lillian Vickery, and aunt, Iv il" orated will' Mm. laiurine Beal. Enrooti- she and greenefy. will visit with another aurd, Mrs. lotto in- the Him ,u • 'I , . Me J. 8. law in Shelby, N. C. She Call e fy rd b ed I was accompanies! . to Shelby hy small •andw iehr--'. 11 Mist Thro Vickery of Key West. Mm Hrotchie was < Mr. and Mm. Don Carpenter and Garden* .Cook It ami son, T erry, were the g e n ts ini itid 'lo Ik* with t 1 oviH the weekend of Mis. C4r|ieh- Mis* B rolrhie. m . i -u n .r' te r’* parents, Mr. and Mm. J. E Moolr, Mrn. ' Dolinid I lie William Allnir.' Wathep. Mr. C arpenter returned Mrs. ... . to lowsRurg on Sunday wlier* he Ml»»-s S hltley Ktnilh, Alm-tlta la wurklng with the Lakn Couhty | Perkin*, Nan.-v Cullutn. Jnna IbigCltisen. Mrs. C arpenter and Ter- [ pen, Martha Brown, Camille Hal ry will remain In Sanford for o ten. Audn-y Rtiih, M«»v Ann few days. They have recently. WheMtel, KntItrvn W .geim , Mildmoved to Leesburg from S y rn -1 n*l Itobiort, J ioji llarfi. t, Dnphna cuse. N. Y. ’ Conte lly and lU-tty J» llria Ue jltw rlu l at tin >nd. of o ten-inch ehoiild. 1 In . It,p | g jih i 'i i stru _ n g„ fioin’ .i mu 1 u w l o s e fitting waist. The fullnes* wa- gradilkted into 11 nariow hem line. .Anothei variation was shown in a Idaek nioiie n < k ta il ; i « n which had the Ix>t tom tie r -of the sk irt gat hei e.l into the curved bairvl line*. The liodiie had -a play of feather* running t/ito 1, yoke »nn a slioppid -boulder line. Kin was in the news fur tupsw ats..-H ere- th e Iuwe'ied nhoaldsr llne.w a- . u n more m arked, often vam itig half way down to the vll u . w , ---1 1 ' ■“ K w tf Ole e iifd n g -Sear follow­ ed the same movement, wsth very few exception*. Gold Inme was Used for one gown ehiet* had draw -string fullness at the hack w aist.til fining into a *erj- I. w bat’let line. Velvet nnd Ih Aulltullv d eig n ed bits'he in pastel shade* w ele u»ed m il. RjW shotihU'i nrvaaling neck­ line .01 fullskirtesl b arrel types. Chiffon in gtud<-d sen -iirens and Ilia. * was used for G ueiaii d rap­ ery. I I A I I H l i : I T M i l .I .l l l l III! VI I.oi atioii .’til. Norlli I' ll k . \ t rime N O OK ' I'hotir NOTKE M il. A M I M IIS . W I I .I ,I AM K. I\ VOKU w ill len t e f o r I lit' K n * le rn nm l M itlw rttle rn n titilii'ls S i'|»l. 10. J f _ w e e im ^ lir t»l w m i r r in R rp c ttn n llr'K T lb iirh tf fin e nm l itriT im is je in d t i r i'iin u lm limp* S ilv e r , t'h lm t n r C i v -l.-ll. fbllM lIl it* lie ftirt' wt* I fii'i- nm l w e w ill I ry In Rfl I Item In r y m i. M r. nm l M rs. K n tlc r ✓ , snv is (JL.IJI Oil II as * u ?a “REMEMBRANCE” 11tr gentle way of fine w men i-weax glrn plaid wonted, soft to touch at fine till A New Pattern In 1847 Rogers Bros. Silver Commem­ , . . the new, lithe look of ihe orating Their 100th Anniversary— * long, flared Jacket. . . make It o( definite Fall Also Other Patterns In 1847 Rogers t Importance. Tailored in ’ Community and Holmes & Edwards " ' meticulous Cliann of Miami inaaner • S ize * tN 12 and 18 (.50 .di NSF' -ir AgalcMilv Wonderful Ftaui______ Oyraw Thit*H KlHfi Eriougli For Any Occasion . Enough To Enjoy During Ihe Ilopeat Weather. ’ Fall-wise Colors’ Of Navy, Copen or Grey with White Dots. * y f.: I ■* !v SERVICES FOR EIGHT Other aulta in Wool Gabardine. Khallanda GOOD NEWS — Odd Pieces Will Be Obtainable For Christmas and Worsteds In all the ne» Fall rolore. I|y ■s Charm or M laaal. sad Bonnybrook. Itsngln* la sissa from 9 thru 41. Also in Wiil E. KADER JEWELER I 7 half sices. Phone 357-W • -k ta r �. - . ml • P A tiK M V K MONDAY. AUGUST 18,1947 at «-i* to Stop swinging on Up; hangers in the gym. ••All th r clothing Ifiwkt rn >b gym hav r 1 h-»-ii brutal!.- t-»tn *-ff it -aid. "Anyone »,, ii nniiilaliT' these lo s'l ib fen-el, .4 i-i*:<tiiiwill get the same treat mi nt- M l-t all. thixe hock* have fe lilt' tn*', | vuu know haven't >Mu hem I th» - < ' screech when \ou pull them • I f Weekend ~r----------- N W >4 Feds Trip Saints, G-Men; Drop Game To A’s; Red Hats Here T o m o r r o w ' l i r . i. |, f .. i I• f ' Elwood Cooke, Sarah Cooke And Pauline Betz To Come To City Hr ARTHUR HK< KWI III, Jll. Herald S|m rta Ed.lor. . M .o iin it »t »t k t: ■ u i. ■ . i' h . i.n T hr Sanford C d rry F> I* con­ r , . H 1C ' .Cl? p» A a t ua t i n . T4 tinued their drive for the- fiist | tv Jkt division a a they roptird two of AS .&?« O .lia a t th e ir"th m - contests otTer* the pael O ilm ii'i *1 ’ i l ‘ .#11 H ‘a c w e trn rfr e .\N n m n »} M .i*U_B 13 ft .449 r> Friday nighl at th - Mi.uh ii*.*l I'a U lk A •« 73 ,a n u s *7 Park thi! Sanford aiH 'irgatlor l^ -.I.u iK 4r|i P 7fc .313 33 trounced the leairue loading Si. lirtyl"h" I I|l* ,.a ll. Iv .lr n t o , Auguittinn Salnta in a I lu I rnnI . . »i.«ia ' urlando •> hank OTid j . u»in»*vtiw . te a t Saturday night In the A Relent h i . Augnallhe 2. l*a v lo n a ll»» rh City th e .S ala t* whilr'vprhi"l the tH-ldrail I I . 1 ‘a la lk a 2 Fed*. I to 0 In a ten innimr fracua. I .. M ,* T e S a p * Y eatrrday the loealp-itrinitncd the I.—.Ini* *t tlrlanilo GainraYtlle G-Men. 3 Is 0 Val.t V-i at Dalai ad I'a y l--" " U -ach , a l HI. A iis im U ii Friday night Buddy lorte handHANKo MH. kI llaln..«lltfl ruffed the Salnta and limited their i . i . k a iii r. heavy artillery to fivT widely .cat T#«m m t i d v aw .I'H. i.n l. tered hita to rhalk up the victory. Itr.M.klyti , .a.v ii 7a »i i> .172 *•» Manager Don A n d er.o n ,aent ld»u HI. fe»ut« ' aa -.1 . 11 * 7 Prempaa and Hal IM ner to the IHMFV.h . &T 12 » li hill In attem pt a to "top thc^ Fed N«w York a2 (• _L- 'v uprialnR, hut neither khtfnker l*h »m(d la »: .Tall i ! ', aeemed to have the re<tuited abil­ .42S 21 a c . I* li aa .»»• II rhiu4»ii*itiA ity. llr.all, te al,M ar Saturday night the Foil* and lloaton 2-2. New .Votks. t -1. the Salnta tangled In one of the I'h lU d rli'h ta l- l. Ilr ix ik lr n ■ ** 1 hotteat cnnlealyftbey have Pluytd axt.-l «ll—l .nil 1th *»•« gunnel*! thia year, when Big Chief Jim Hi. I*Ail. a. I'm .i.mall i <lu-t in- 1 ,rln> Kejrher outU tted Charlie lliaaen t 'la r la a a ll 2- 11 . U h trag o e -1 In a nip and tuck mound lialtle. r In the-falyful tenth. Art-SlUV **ell ainglrd, followed hv Intention­ N>m ?«»rk .a n 71 » is la .t ll'II'i al paaaea l**u*«l In l.yle Judy and IIAatoh SI .u s |a*,' 1 » I lf -11 «•)! Anderaon. Bl,**n coulJ not re­ an II .tis I I I |;h 1 a«l#l|hU gain hla control and walked John­ rUtrUli'l at i.s ’ tt«4 II ny Pawlick to fojflo Stillwell acroaa rhi»K • lit l i t II a i .lit l l 'i with the winning tally. is ai \V»aflltlllloH 71 .717 21 II Y eatrrday the Gaine-tvilla <«• HI. Mula II,.a ll. tr .le n la r Men were nol.igble to aolve the ll-xl'.n 2. Near Vnrk M i l innllnta left-handed alaflt* of Johnnv TomI'liila il-lp h la 2 - i. W a a lila g lo n l : at. and were-, handed n 1 to 0 IIHIOH ." .I . 1‘hlraao 1-2 I'U viand a . I, HI laial. 1-2 whltcwaahlng when Bill l^-wia had unleaaheil a hike-cleaning two ply jtn m . poke to left e#»trrfield. "ending I___ AltMY Gal, Aug. 18—id ’) -Ralph H atterflem rlhte-’ ttTId-~an.l r'Trtl.'TTNTB J e rr y Silverman acrora the platter —The Army’s F irst Annual Golf Tournament ernletl with Capt. with the winning aeorea. . A' hit of eitrllem rni occurred Fre«l Moseley of Norfolk, V a. during the top of the fourth fram e defeating l.t. Joe W orthington of yeatrrday, when Bare Umpire Fort Worth, T ex . 2 and I, yenBoa a Brlherk chased J ik- Katon of tin lay . Moseloy who act o hot the f l'i to the ahowrra for extend­ pace early In .the tournam rnt l>y honors, and Ing the argum rnt over a play at cophing/ medalist were all even aecond haae during tho • prevloua W orlht/gton On the 27th Inning. A fter the tilt waa over rough the 211th. M anager. Myrl lloag challenged W orthington went I-up hut Mose­ Umpire Belheck. Place Umpire ley rallied and cinched the match A lan Moldey and acvernl players on the 35th. limited the action to a few h'-tly anokrn worda. 2 Iiulan.y, e Tonight the Feds motor to nr.llnuti.il. 2 Gainesville for a slnglo tilt with 22 a t I t It TtHal" the G-Men and will return to the " I M IIIIII local park for a tilt with the Dr"I, f k I— l.and Red |l*fc. Thia will mark Mr-Mnnll*. •« .1 a . I 2 the Del-ami aggregation's final Mtinny. 21. t e a l - ) — t-oes-r I -- 1 appearanrr In the. M unicipalJ> ril ] « , ; ' ■ thta year, unleaa the re d i, who l l a i rtn glo i, rf I I 1,12 I atlsrtl.lil th are but one amt one-half pamea H J I 2 2 o llrlils Cf out of the first division, ran win Hllv-rman. If 4 1 1 2 4 » 2 J a la-rth in the Shaughneaay play­ l a s t s e a n I » offs, which are beh«liitcd to get Toma I. p under way on Sept. t. 7 a 1 a 27 II T o t a l. • laliicitlltn i. Alhr-.si ii . m : • . oss aoa m i -b , k pm m h a n h i IU' 11,1 ii i tm ll.it *nt I . U l i J. T a n a I It IMS. Ill , In* a l». Ilr lils . HI ole o John—m. rt s ’ I a a I o l a a hit iu m I J i k . , rU li.ftlstit. H si-rltle r.: ' l.t .p h a r l. ir 4 » I 2 « I______ It'ifts, T o m s l. I^ fr-on Ii— H a lo s .T h o rp s, rf J h i, 4 • I I a Thorp., rl i III, Haoforil », H ass on lialls: ' -Raton, Kali'll. II, o ff O 'l'atlaaaii ». T o m sl I. Hl»in-h ll'iaa. th l» i Tnin*.i 7. I!m|ilrs». -ttmplfssi Itorks 41llo lils t amt IWtliseti, T lm s i l i * I . II iiran ii •• . F a v o rite Bill’s Package Store and Bar P h o n e S80 C l.-: c > Outside - White lh r .N W 'i, 4»t Hrc. •• R a te d ’ $ s -50 • C .- « C .W elsfe OZARK IKK WELSH TIRE SHOP 0 We RICI’AlIt! le n ce WORN OUT FROM GETTING UP NIGHTS! SERVICE .. ! The bent to be had In biding power, spreading and durability. Our very ‘Top*’ In quality and the moat \ » ----------economical for properly ownern and Ihotte who seek the beat proUelftm at lowest rw tT Itfyeir aervlce. YOUR DAVIS PAINT,DEALER • ** IN SPORTING GOODS East Firat Street WALKER ^ FEMALE $ 2 5 . 0 0 : ■ WITH might S Gallona ('/, Block Ea»( of P. O.) * -k • CONCERN OR ifARTY # * . In tvsindlc* hitli«>nall> K now n p .iin l lin e . I in ly fin a n c ia lly * r e s p o n s ib le n e e d a p p ly . ,<4- •• AVrile l ’,o\ G.‘ f a r e H erald a U'td u %tr«*» c«.* Bv STANLEY —— Legal Notice (Iuard Against I W A N T E D . R i : i . l \IM ,K Sports Roundup CHECK Gallon - V. SIDELINES at the PROPER TIME with the PROPER MATERIALS P IU C E S * from the FOR S P E C IA L * NOTIl ll 2i- COMMENTS Don’t Risk Your Celery Crop Davis of Baltimore Top Quality . THE OLD HOME* TOWN P r o fit B y Paint America's X|o«l Heautilul Abimimim •- iV dar J- I’oli-hed Aluminum \«k Tie F'or F ire Fjilimalr \V . S T E V E N 'S - 017 \V . H u b in stm -- O rla tu lti - -• I 'h n tt r 2-072!* j .R S S s l Ite v e ra K e 112 W. Flrnt Street B e ars Wheeler of Sanford A COOL SPOT Y o u r Uf WINS PORTLAND OPEN l u o n o i u 31 IkiUth. IIAII0V * * L a O . PORTLAND, Ore . Aug. U»* |»« ktii ii11. k al a |M»int •»* IINot m ute tlian 2.’> per cent *d. O v e r C o l t g e S t a r s - C h a r le . "Chuck” C ongdon.T a- .■south ot NW tV rnri »»f .Sw U o« Not way i* elu •-ifieij a* h aldluil*. coma. Wash., professional professional, won the sw ift or Hre. . t . Twp. tt. Mouth _ _ _ _ _ _ .. . tu n a s 2wK.ftft. -run Houtn ITIH itIhftiur Ksrt 2»2 rt throes North CHICAGO, n o g . ,3 —(AT—OI»- ^ X ° ° ,?£!!!. j j& T i'e n l for Cull* vi. server* today established the . . . f n9- l 'J!"1!1' . Vnknnv i . ' i I72S 41. throes Wrtft • (»* *f». to 4)au m u ii|le, means •"tree wiftd.’' of I'-siniiina rttnlalfilag IH • C hicago Bear* a . fav o rltJ. ..v e r: “ >U| .“f '.270 .,.lro> r , -_.JohnB3,..P ,i l>.,ini. Klwood Cooke, h i. wife S.irnh. Mr. MnrrUon who is a peinonel th i' hlehlir l«l»ni »,4 All R . r s fnr mer. Owdin. N. C.; Clayton H .a f- ,« |. . Hlft.fr Ilf N l O irU rr noiifM thM ynu I’elfrey Cookr, nnd I’ei.lin*.* .Bel *,1 fn . inl of FI wimhI Crurkn, hen forCTRD UF TJIAXK-S -I ! te t i f f !*»■ • c t o r t w . tyqnpprar in . lh r «f»»r«* top ranking'.Unitrftl Slp>i..Jennie fri",.»enMy with th. th . net ru t I _nitid HijtleiJrnni" d fn*«n»enMy Wi thi fan * ol U IB National Football le a g u e ' % raid ratHi atul l'«uM « l 5 «n fo n l. plnyem. are nle " ---FlurUlw-uttr. ur .hrfoa«* lh r 3f4-«l4V Bkrly. to maintain ,, MlllJ miil'JJv invttwd-rwrfHmn^fi who dejiailed tins life J id . »*». Ion. and the pttk of the collegZ t h H r - w in tiT hi uf H r| » f r i n r -\ I> I f l 7 , «*t •«»«• i.,_ crop is.t.i.~ i . k , iin. Soldier u..i.ii... ■­*”• seconu- monwy at z m . le ttlq tu rte r* 4t the (ll headnuartara in San- | 1017 wish to i*Xpr«s* Olll •• ri) iatg Friday .night C |I)N % III |triH »wl t » ‘ | 4 l l t 4 TIU* MavTair. Inn, it w as learned to- . , thank* for th. kindne- • • *b *»n Field. | ih« In d il«y uf A u g u r l A, D. ■laV from Llpd . Welrei. ueheial its iluting the l*>»* of *»Ui- lu e lilt d Although Head ■A ll-Star Coach IM 1 Mi. M otiison stated that In the m anager uf the |iopulnr r n o r t nml father, tbsl t*U#» e l h • ••* O. I*. Ifetiu lu ii. l*Wrh Frank U a h y of Note Dame and | l!v,,0M Q u b i n ,.h'' 1'“ ' event the troupe rum p. t*» Sanford of «*lrrult r * u r t hotel. hi* sta ff have |H>tentially t h e ! , Assixiathm of America, e v e n one of Vim. 1 '. H rm ln oir r o u n ly , K ln rh l*. Mis, B elt ami Mr*. Cmd.e are " ‘‘ V h ' r " nl" strongest group of player* In the t •* Wckled over _ acquiring the Kiln Mm* Bellamy ami I’ant-iy • fly; K. I * niH leli, U. C, on lt.ur and have line.) up M date* " h -j J »*•'’* «"• “ n<' J®1 " " game's history, the Bear* Were *®rT ’"Jf ^ Sadowaky, fl-3 all over the country. ’They nnvl rxhihltm n- at the M ayf.i. Inn given the n<sl to keep their rewb", w**k«d j»Ul o a giKMl location for their w later «•«” *■ , . coni intact of never losing In’al* i i 0*000 * P1* ^ co*ch> b 0,i Y f i n i H it » A r m * * travel, and I Lilly Miev,* that In one of hia letter*. Mr. t iH*ke appearence* in the r la u ir . j Toronto last *v*w.n and wound T«; O E I t T I I I ' f i K L I L L I A N f ^ \ L * Sanford i* the w ill I r a tio n they " ta tn l th*t he plan* (o he In The arrival in the A ll-Star camp UP M ,h « fourth h ghe.t l.lH K H IftASG, n h n ir r f i ld f W * Il R ||«rwn<Ml T n rnn lt^ O ntario, ran find. It I* hlgh'v proliahla Florid.* all winter and I h it he had yesterday of A rm y’* Doc lllan- t *ror«r . '" ’w d«func» t- 'eve’ t'an aila. an<l w Iih m n ia llln k id d r t w that they will - r here fur m arly l\J*l»nrd on making tume .(lot a chard rom plrteil the complement I '* n!b *Ton 1 * * nt h,,n* l0*' Ir S I ||ftrW 9M«| Ih m l. Toronto* t>n* eight week*,’; Mr. W«*t*J» slated. |H*niiam*nt headnuarter*. "Saufonl of 5.1 plnyprs. I to hnn«l|p, w a s the Almost un»- t a rh s U rihmI u : » Mr. W rtx r praised Charlie Mir- . i» renlrallv Imuted and maylie we • vt’fskl plaint of most of tiir Y t i r a 111: i i H H K i i r n o t i k i k i * rison for hi* aid In n m tarfln g th ’* ; can work something out,' Mr. I coaches. **IU never was a prnlf that a «ult ha* lir r n filrgf hy Mat* . I.(mM s* Lot Oft! Hall " ggl'" «titan Ylra |«a l-u ta fo r a h ro lu tr dl* I Cooke *la ted. outstanding *lars. * Wigwam and the first at F’en Idem for me al Baton Hall.” aayk y nrrr. in thr t’lrvult Court of Mini* Honey who turned out top team* inuU Co unty, M o rld t, at Hanford. F or Kent or Sale Two -! It"I room HOM E with Ineon i.*. Close EVERY Iftpr rahinrt m ule In e i ­ way. M ust Iw priced i«h». C. at that- institution. "l-a»l season Clot Ida. T h r b rir f t ill- uf th r luodern honifs, ten minulca drive der—all kind* ul HtMMlnnrkmj. of Ihp hearing I* to find out SIATtO AT THI COUNIfl TABU, I j ,- O verrll und G e-rge (Bild) H arris. 6Id F itsl Si reel ir lU lr o lm Mrrlo la iiu . from down town, on hard loan. * special made diNir*. »•!«. -irmin WHY the report from I'Dte Onllum await o|icning of trial seaal' n in Santa Ana. Calif., nm rt. nt The Church of the Mesaiah in was the first one in which I •p.«!<•* la in tiff. \ p i i u i « }rrl 9 i»dr lUtllan didn’t play on a rhamplnn»iiit* stairs. ole Cahinel Works, ilirerGi lieAbout one & one half arres of Umpire Lately seemed to which Inters nnd spectators w ctc excluded. The pro»ccutt0n'll» recking ' adjacent Newton will lx a gath.V aIH rrr U n it , drfm d fciit. hind the Clinic. Cnr ( i r r esliland with each home, well drain* h a te squelrhrd the iacidrnt to Introduce hive Irttry* w ritten by G bun and O verrll lyhlte, ill Jail. i ering place for t.uckev fan* an ’4 club." say* hook ahot special­ A N D Y tiC A U K I I K I t H l i r U K mates, phqne a.72. *d laundry with rain w ater tank. 5 A R TIC LES FUK SALE then if reperrussion* are due, g t ' l l I K h tn f Hr lo u r » |» |v .A n r r n tri m oni itrial for 111*1 th e ‘Slaying ......... of 1/ .*•• and the titmvingiip ■ player* next Friday when Woody ist Sadowaky. 4. 1 They in r.T in im i 101 - - parent* r***-........... , , . "tth rf |h*r •ft.t,»||| nr hv attW naV , P * attic fan. complete hath room* let them fall where they may. 1 (Porky) Dumart of the RAato.i WORK Pinning und ! .0 I HW lanjiU caliln^jidftoc ti^htdo Una .|Hegrd rrtm r. Slaiuliiigaftl left TRACTOR In M ltf *1111 fnr d lv o rrr. on t h r l l t h ■hruhherv hnd fruit for home Heltiinnle f ridden The Brave* Ib.l. Elliott, se. Bruin* will l« m arried to Mi** ftT-niilrnii’ftfi pr.iV V: Ilii.ir* ''Aft^lTil rndtfuh Hrlia Crank. * (Inferngllonal houndjiholo) I i| a | <>( AUAtttL l i f t , .i»r tit*- M UM Lawn C b^jr*ftioutdoor,and’ poro-S • OJtJtYf fnu'lraiiV The thud of toe and pig.kin I* ONI 6 f TWO WOMIN entranU In I’hylli* Johnson. Among the lec.leil b y ’the nation'* fan* a* the *viU MO h r de fau lt d)M lnil >«»U rfJI-J. v fiiiniture built to older. J . E, c*> rrallv a lot closer than in u t of ,Mnr,l the tftoa Angalea-to-Clevaland Na-* guest* will Iw Wmaly’s mates o-i N ational l-ragur a r»..f^»d ft* l*#M# Itobiniun—l-uke Mary County and one o’clock.l i r t h r r n n tlr* In >ou (■ri man, A rt, Music, mil .kjitlt AUJllUK tJ t^ K W rn i, JR. lealite. The Sem lnuta.lligh grid- V-nal F«nai-t,A lr Tqophy n c a t a , *b*-Brui 3*' fan.t>/ j ’’•Fra-.t Lihe.” m an,' liearly- quit ' Vbe4- gmne In u ik tx f»:< EXPERT painting contract’ nr! A l l U T i c i t h G rild c 2fi0.1. t t F. i >. a n i > ih h h k o *i th,". " ifar* haW* lirgud U iilp’TMT grid 1 T iled of playing Cla»* U Bobby Bauer alo! Milt Schmidt. J a n a 'P a g e. JJ. of WJInietle. 111. hourly S. ti. (Jr.t^.ui. . ■ ■!a i ' rmipli I room apartm rn t, yo u sn to n l tn H sm lnolCnunljr, M a i* ■Ciidet "K ln d erg n itei N ,u -" training at the Rem ind- High Jane, a former Waap, po»e* In front, All are from ^Kitchener, Ont., I,oil hr up and told official* ot •>r ito v u i*, n *i. i i i h ,u > »r J u ir . Frrt? Phone 78LJ. S t l l C l O U i S IH* i U r l i n SPECIAL . • preferred. Box VCM r,o Herald. OKI.ANDO INCIDENT tf . lordlv sixth g r i d e i tepoOH-l i SrhiMil Athletic Field amt arr of the P -JI ah* will Ily at the raco and ferquently are referred to os the Pittsburgh Pirates who lh " i I»4T. . Outside white paint hv Davis Bid* llaye*, .porta editor of tlu* "Inti'il to open the season on Sept. llm the little A m e io im * ’in,*F.VERY type ealdnet mad" to o r­ P u b l i s h O w n P a p e r ft* I*. H srn'tun the ice sport* "K itchener Kid*.'* owned hint he was going' to uuit RECORD FLAYERS for rent. By Baltimore 5 gallons V2SU0. Orlando Morning Sentinel >ay*: 20 hero ag ain ,t Gainesville High on Auguat JO .^ n o lh er entrant 4»ti n n in g G erm an wnd c m -i-,uki ’ A . i-lsflft of the r l t e u l l der—all kind* of a'li'Klvmiklrtl*, if he couldn’t Iw advanced. Thi- . day or week. The Music B jx , 1 ft* the race la globe-girdling Bill Robson S p o rtin g '4;> hh I i . .M M "I’tek. 8yd llerlnng of the 4’j MII*. • ' fallIv well." As fin th m is e O e i. special made Hours, etr. heliiinCoach Kettle* la attem pting In Odom. (International 5oundpho(o) C liptxr Sm ith, Boston Yank’s Pirates sweeleixd hi* check and 10 IREN E SIMON W. 1st St. I’hone DS3. F irat S treet. Phone 90S. H sm ln o l. i*,iu a tr. itftsi* Florida Slate |j*agm* i» tcopening complete tl\e *chr<lule for the Cel­ itic sixth g rad er* *a*d they i>ole Cabinet Works, diiectly la- Al’ Newsfvaiure* f not hull coach, ha* introduced ten t him to Tniunto where he * • . . of y iu rM * a the irive»tigntinn of the turm <il ery Fed griddera, sin*,* then* ate hind the Clinic. .F a r flee esti­ A OFFICE apace in Melsch Building. 3 acres field corn teadv for hatan innovation at tho National had a good year and wa* brought BERLIN Sixth Grad- i - of the n n ll v held a songfest Mfith u ftoi I H r o I . It out, A that followml the Orlamlo Sanfoi I thiee open date* on tho Fed gild mates. phone Mi'.‘. l»-P"t» C lr r h ^ Ijirgo light office*, rewly decorveiL I’none 781-J. le a g u e club’s train in g camn U up to the big time to stay a< the X iii.-ii. iin ,l..[i ,1lu lrlit * -il III ml -HU game al Snofoi«|. last Saturday schedule. ftft'lrruil ft-uurft H sa ll ated. all militiea, heat and .Uni__. . » nearby St. John’* prep. Dan- n u t of th a t season. issuing an uni'Uised, noniHillllcal lio*l* Il good till! -. for cfteiylto night. The ease i* being reopen­ tuivycl**! lilfi _____ Uir-aarvift-e-fomtshetf.—Cgtt~K8R:'i'H«TtrT: f7IVlitfTnr The Sent. It* dale will lik^j- be vwrtr. Mass. Son.e of the Idg men FLOOR S A N D IN G & finishing, newapg|H-r in' thi* cilv of Inter­ ft*a- in it one big gi *i%iti Inst rail ed a t the re,|in*»l of Sanfot'l filled with MdlHiurne or New l \ n t By JO SEPH It. KELLY loiurel Ave. W. IL A A. Dept. Store. are .too heavy and som<v of- the cleaning A- waxing. O ur power Allied sqtialible.* and Oianv parti- (wi. •• lari*." «»l |>ei* need—trr-he ~trnitr~u|i, kOVl Itiehev a* l—lh school* h a v exunit enable* ns lo work a l i e n - «i»an puldicatinm. “U,* cling Gel m an -ongV »*ilh CONVALESCENT HOME now 3 piece Maple living-room m lh -trtrir Ileillre to laisi a place th ere is no elec trir ,-onnertin I * Tin*' iiim-jibiilte.l ‘ ‘ k liv i ti.n r tls-lii i Idle th ey sang A..... .. BOSTON f-A u g . 18 ( A Y - llv ’;-. the clip|>er. So b e ha* a ^ ’fat m en'*' reasonable. 317 TV. I.’dh. open at ChijJuola, 18 mile* 3. E. original vtrtlirl will *taml.' on the Fed schedule. available. 21 veal* expeliem . Ainetikinici" find then ne-v- in Mine- with u»," said I • ne>--T O : H A It llV PllOft-rOIV. IU**» et stu ff:' National Champion (aide, and a "thin men’* table. of Sanford and 18 mile* N. E. ADMIRAL table iiuhIvI radio, J unknown The OrL 17 date I* Mhing eon- Jack Gramer, who resemble* El- S ugar, b u tter and desserta art­ (frtua #nil II. M. Gleason Lak" Mary, ('la jokes, chit I'hnt. Hint g o siip - tin ­ I "We sang Trn*r. i • fhey "Bight or wrong, the official of Orlando. IJtrge screen and You ir* tirrvby BollfW th«i • * Vunki-p D im s 11,- .m l Oh months old, perfect mil Ilium like then -Intesldi- ei'iinl-I p.tt I*, s.xic leporl of the .ncideilt i« that sidrred I'V Jesuit High and I’om-c lie Vine* more than any of th - missing from the former. Ba-k •Ult Oik* Ii#* l»#»n flM open porrhes to alt and enjoy 1407 W. ICth. ’ lurni.heil by the umpire*. And Do In-on of .^inini. We would like current tennis headliners, intends Joe (iolding, erstw hile Oklaho­ uR.ilitat >ft»u lit lhr Cllfuil ftattft il ROOFING - ROOF' P ainting, all theft—wiHe glibly of trip - t*i Eng S' .ni.i very swell. The A u n ' i i m the cool h r m e s off Lake C ath ­ oiler all, th ey ,.- the lellow* who to s «h- IhjIIi of these fcchoolt on llie to follow his Idol’* steps into tlu ma speedster, la the "thinneat" SeMliff.te <*ount>. al H.»nfo»«l. Kk»n kinds. SiniOi Bin. phone II**. bind. Pari-, llm - *, l». in I nil point* guf. did the Vilgmiii lb-el "n u ll erine. Large grounds anJ walk* AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales Halt«la. In a* rerlaln r«utr N«n» ftfti-st. north, and south of Iteiliftf. were In the thick of the atorniy Sknforil sehclule. They wtffild give pro golf afte r he lire* of court of the , , thin men at, IHI. ,vj . ^11 know I* an Ann in an folk j _ ... safe from auto traffic. Large and Service. The Music Rot, •! iiD.i, IHp ilvrmmn tv\o “ Inginl \\ i nek i * noft. *m tour iLin < p m te .l tiolgi-d by Mgr. I.ou llev- the buy* an opportunity to make play He i. convinced t l i . 4, Al Sldonk. fotm er MU- cy K rA lfi lobby nnd room*. Brick consump­ .I .Taw.fi#l K ■»* 119 W. 1 st S t Plump 953. 12 S P E C I A L V I C E * .in SftviUi-rlaml," report i tin* p a­ folk tinner*.** • il anil other* of the Orlando overnigh] trips and it would lx a a* Vine* did, he will find a aiaaippl S tate star, la the rhamti an truitrr, ft alto I vfet»»l**nl». A lw * tion. Can accomodate 2 & only. per. "Ib*nnis lloila-rg i* going to club. Other* who witnessed the real ex p riicn -r for them. »1r*rri|illof» of lhr rral At the end of th e In • one e,tt h play for pay golf much more a l the sweeties* table. Al star*- lhr Phone or write Tor" reservation ROOF COATING- Aslmslos Alu- FOR RENT clo u r sunder. *E:i .y Denimiik the Irn-t ol I Ins oionlh. Sanford supporter* will get an profitable than pro tennia in the ml training at a men- 270 pound*. rttAtr dNCfliml In m UI iu | It a* scene were cnn*lilerahly farther tin man girl chose .in 1 m m -an | tninum roof coating- good for operation. 1C* n m n a ld e rate.'. Stinat once. Oviedo 2302 or Dr. opportunity to see the Gainesville follow* I’hvllis llinwn is to in E ng­ rii.it i». lemnyed from the arena, and the metal, slate or compoiltion m uflong run. M artin 2392 or writ* Box 137 ford Paint >V G lass i.u. Phone land and B arbaia .Wolfkei get ia gill alttl danced with le-c. T h r W r it € | m « ’ of H\\ S of Coach Hon»y Russell of rhancr* are good that any cro*,- I'lirpir Hurricane, Florida Militaiy all of them were girls -x< -m h • s*» Although handsome F ran k 1* ing. Stop leak*. Cool* your home Chuluola Florida. Large redan 31)3. Academy. New S m yrni l!ea, h and going l*ari*.*" •eetional ‘poll of fan* on w hit Wki-i li-r who was plckc -1 «ut by a Shield* now confine* hi* tennis 10 to 16%. Ten year ftvarrauty. for guests to visit their doctor. m« staying x,.u t„w.jy German will. \» U»Even “teacher*’ actually occurred, would produce Srabrei'Se High in action at the to weekend* oe’s stll The idol DObGIi. - PLYMOUTH 8 ENKARIK GLASS A PAINT luuh s^hiMil athletic field thi* year. •if tadiiiul thi* vi-ar, f"i ‘M r- W ihh-rt v m cl„ | „( t|„, e n t-u -.linun-ut u widely divergent tr*uon*c*." FURNISHED room. InnerepHng PARTS ANO SERVICE th* fashionable Newpfto! CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. array of team* will give the , milI, tixik llidaira I'* Ii* and maun-**. Clo*e in. Girl prefer 109 Palm etto Ave. Phone 1011 will gu on a trip til Dt-u.mi'U. N nr-I ”1 waa thera In lth e piVs* lju, That Casino galleries. Regardl#** o< S T A R T S T O M O R R O W F O R 2 D A Y S! W h eel B alan c in g way. und Hft»'isi«-I».“ | t.., It* Gray'* nictUli- ift IIII tftiu red. Box 49. t?'o Herald. my*elf a n d . I , lot one, couldn.'l local grid fan* a go-rd v arie ty 'of w hat pair «f clasay, developing SEWING MACHINES 77777 :---------------Z----i— \----i jmV HALES A S E R V I C E ____ _____ * A ,)K m"\h_..prui.flrtg 1V U - - — nAVV-aft*— seuilying ■in—t l l « t u t |; accurately recount tho m i m be­ football. Ilrre ’n there youngster* play oil the grand . AVAILA IILR.at ppcpc-CODrenient. H ERTS SEWING MAtHIT SHOP j ( l. nt,w*t,a|H-i ftvarmsl u • >- ady«7? Vear*. Ilaxo your wmiensi moth alt-uit the British Emit t-.. Kit' ,' yond the fart that llrvil hump­ stand court, *|/b delibie*, yea and lv‘ locatixf down towm section. Nolle Trapp pan* to enter proofed nuftv. Duwntnftftii ( lean- India. and \fricil, 1'*1 Li 1 "fti-iv in - i... — . . IIS S. FRENCH. I’ll. 1190 ed I'lntc Umpire L aity l.uvrly nialion*. ru»h to the m oit «b»up to data apartm ents with all era A Laundry, lil t I'alinettoi u-n-Aing," r»-|*ort tin- idui>r». "\\ with hi* rhe«l or m ld-riff -fu r Piedmont College .this Fall , , • t» llt. cuurU whenever ex —filmAve. Phone 914. Jan Jcnkltuun piana.U -g^ l*«-Pi«-»U ._____ . a n - a b " A idylng Flngli h. Sja-l'ing. I I M i i -rnodarn convetollmAk., AdulU CANVAS PAINT- clear and_col which he wg, filled inont. also . . , Go-t Singletary .te r Shield* I* perform ing. , . . T il! “^ ir. P bonef660.i., * Wa. ’ SKNKARlK GLASS A “ "Syif If,*i lung i* ghfolutely right and He still give* more autograph* t'iann Tunhig and Reiiairing. I . I. Lloyd Swain are expecting to ----------------------------------------PAIN T CO. Phone ?*0. ill re-opening the case if itanHill. Rea. (511-W. than all of the gam e’a . present FURNISHED room,-----with kitchen ••4 A l*»ftV — I’tH ft III el.roll at Bollin* College, O at cnee CouldAdam Eat The Applr lord priitrsta w arranted *iirh acprivilege*. (507 Oak Ave. r a lc w a U ln « .— T ir e N u alrlat,* rnathani will go to M onay Slate FLOW ERS . SIGNS tn>ii Tin* Judge i* W i mtntkt! G * Wilh Slomarh IJIcrr Paini? • Ambition* yoiBigster* will havt. Txarhers College in MurrHi’, Ky. . foe all oecasloni Show cards and poetars 2 W A N TED TO RENT and a Ihoriiugh ptidier. But tin T h - letilifti i *» i_\ et A-i.itii r a t m . Harold K astm r h a. m ndhsl thoir only chance to make th» MrNKILL 4 YOHT FLORISTS «I1pit* Iftiltl! IH \ r r 1. 4\ O -I I K K D SIGN SERVICE proteata of the imposition of fu r­ at NnrJh Carolina U n iy rra lty , . . I’. S. Dqvia Cup Team during FURNISHED o f unfurnished apt. Sipes Ave. Just off Celery In 1 • • 4 f“ ‘,I' '* 0 . I). Ijin-lre*a. Phone 1021 ther pcmiltte* ag alru l Oilalido •• Coarh l.i-onaid' Mcl.ucsi," former next week’* N ational J)ouhl*s Rl I Office ph. 403 residence nh. MO R perm, resident*. Ry 1st o f Hepi. *,» f a r «" it ap ix ar* oh Hie m i J Seminole High School ri id mentor Brookline. Nna-playing rap tau . Watch and duck rrpilrliiL'. Kl* t- I* * »•»(• T* • I'flg.i t#-' #••!*•* ; l rt' Close in a* possible. 2 lied­ face, not likely. : • Paints. Poultry S uppllrs. Nails, ha* la-cn In town for »omo time on Alrich Man ha* indicated that the Uic Appliance, Hewing Machine Hit* . rooms. Please call 271-K afta r . fur IniiiUftotti ' " I t l» u n lo riu n ate that Sanfnnl a vacation. . j . Jim lllolnek, who selection* committee will String Purina Feeds, Groceries and and varuuni cleaner K-palrt. Tin6:30. . . t 4ml *•*'!••» • and Orlando, engageil in a ter­ played n few Y am r* with the San- along with Jack K ram er and Meats. Touchton A W atson, 1201 Home Hhn|i, 1700 Sanfnid A ftp. I •••Il • 4 ,| (jnri| Lv • !• • » • - •!■ rific .tre tc h battle over fourth ford Celery Fed* in the FKL thi* Ted 8chrn*der for all four alnCelery, Phono 1199. b !»••« *»f l.ftln* Tfll»l»li 1 GARAGE suitable for stiuage. G. C. FY-llewa, Ph’ine 11-13-4. ixmitinii in final Hlamting* ami year, and whd I* a H.dlin* g rad­ gle* assignm ents and the only > » » M llrilM M Ut # -* •» •« Ml'lil Rep Reply In w riting to II. I„ Schwab *nlAlfl.r *•! I 1 lui’ii | m* a filial shot at the fourth pin* uate. will coarh at the New Port available berth will go to the CLEANING AND lx. 210 t. Rich, D.-I.und. Fla. FOR 8ALE— IJnisroek for drlvo- LAND III .K Y o l It MH‘ 1 ways and roadway*—Phon* i I.RAINAGK. 2 NEW CATER­ I MTil’ off lierth, should gel Involveil Itlrhev High this fall . . . Peter doubles (ram* which flnlsha* firat hu . liYftsii I h iik • ■ 1241. or M-cnnd at l-ongwootl. hi thi* ir-oprned deal." 2 or 3 bedroom home, good neigh­ PILLAR DKIHKL lll'C l.D O Z­ BltilM 4.14 n « lu I' Sehaal. FSL oecretary and league * Ye*,- it la tho "Ullle old Boh. statix-ian. I* va^ationine at Day­ borhood.’ close to South Hide ERS WITH . P A L M E T T T We agree with Bob on the fat* tona Begrh . . . A paid crowd of School. Perm anent residents VUXEDO FEE D S—comnlet# lire. New Englanders, and summer HAKES TWO 3/1 YD. I,A S T D A Y M O N D A Y H unt's Tuxede Feed ftiure. that it wn» not po**ible to *mgl'< 2JM13 fan* Jammi-,1 llarrl* Field in V a c a t io n is ts h e re a b o u ts, have ev­ with children. References fu r­ D RAGLINEH. E Q U Il’MENT out the player or playei* who Gaim-svillft- for a coniri. -Iwtwct-n idenced a fo n d n ess fo r night ha*ebished. Ph. 674-J. NOW IN T H IS VICINITY FOR HALE ' KaaaH.-' were lidding to the aturmy nc- the Saint* and the tJ Mcii the liall. In 21 after dark contest! NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION OLD NEW SPAPERS—S 0E N T 8 House or a p t , furnished or unfur­ ea.lon by i.ulling Lavely'* bat other n ig h t II was * I* m-fit game *0 fa r thi* season . ' . " ' . i l l have ( <) . OHI ANDO, FLA. PHONE CANVAS AWNINGS PER POUND. BUNDLED IN nished. P refer kitchen equipped down into hi* fare and Imuiii ;• with the Gainesville 11*11 -luh giv­ paid tn see the National le a g u ­ 2-29x1. CANVAS rORCII CURTAINS Yfl N out nok necessary. Perm anent *. BU N D LW r mg him around, but It 'wa» clear­ ing the proceed, lo tIn- Gaines­ ers perform at Braves F'irld. VF.NLTIAN BLINDS resident*. W rite I*. O. Box 1341. ly evident to all who were pre.t- ville High School for the ntirrknse Thirteen llghte<l tilta at. Fenway 10. 16. 20 and 26 OF^IT R.I'NT A CAR ■nt that llevil waa humping l.avo- of fool hall blrarhrr* . . . M O p en s 12:45 P . M. 40c Park, home of the Red Box, Aluminum, Sltrl, Wood! HERALD O FFICE 1 R E A L E fT A T E F O R SALE Y4(U DRIVE IT ly with hia cheat nr m ld-itff for wishes to S tan Karplnaki of the St. have attracted a total paid a t­ 10 DAY DELIVERY PHONE ipiilr a dlatance. ' Aiiguatinn Saint*. Stan I* the tendance nf 429,139. Thi* _ la tho ■. • i . . " • ’ One 8 room house and 3 four nmm See Jimmie Cowan’s S h e d M rtal IVBUICKL \NI» MOIMMSON We do not agree with Works for new Radial ers, new nroiid. papa of a so t l„irn last »ccond year for lights at the houses at 71. Hickory Avenue S ift tb t F m J P diH r. C DKIVIMT. INt!. llaye*-w hen h*e elated that Radiator core*. Radiator clean­ S atuniav afternoon. . . . We refor sale for 13600.00. All taxes - e/McCall'i, the Sanford fan* requested ing and repairing. relvgd a nice note from Dick Me4nd insurance paid nn same. J, the re-npenln* of the case. F R K B K S T IM \T K S l.anlln yeaterday. Dick I* um ­ HELEN McCULLY E. Jones. 422 F!. 4th S t r o t . Han­ CONCRETE HEWER P IP E The Sanford m anager, Jnhn HEE IJH FOR ritn n c 80s piring in' the Georgia Florid* ford.-H a. SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Trap* K rider, railed for a complete MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING lu-ague. lie staled thn; W. L. Blocks, Aluminum Window* and Inteallgatinn of Umpire l.ave- ‘ A ndersonla a fine fellow for whom AND TYPING • HEAL EHTATI* I Screens. White cement Paint, ly'a report, whlrh la skid to | to work . *nd that h- iD irk) I* CREDIT b u r e a u o f INSURANCE Pcrma-tile, llurTicane bracca have withheld vital parta of HANFORD _________ LOANS MORTGAGE getting alortg fine. Jerry LaI Miracle Concrete C om pany,.3(A) Only In HI* "Fortlu^'-but the proceeding* at th* Muni- • Count, form er 11(5 N. Park Phene 180 RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor Florida Mate Kira AvePhone IMS. rlp al i’ark th at fateful S a t­ R eglittred Broker and la-ague arbiter |* umpiie.in-chlef urday night. . , , Irsurance Agent in the GF League . . . P. Bayard FULKY HAW ____ FII.E E , Re toot her EXPERT HA DIO JtF PAIRING ' Thi* ’Turmull” did tu.» immlv.’ Smith »eport* from Little Sw ittcr Rm. 4 Florida Slat# Hank Bldg. POLE. n a l 3 setters. Kmerick wood any Sanford player*, and onlv tho land. N. C. th a t the llrrrld la comFred Myers. SI I E. 2nd Ht. Working machine with It II. P. NEW, two atory, threa bedroom Senator m anager ami »everal O r­ .ing through promptly and thanks motor. I Band Saw. 917 W. I3lh hutn*. Two car garage. On lando playera wero In th« frig h t­ ua-for tho good Info on the FHL ATTENTION MOTHERS e M»ny l«Us 40 *«H nTftf Hav* la *•< u* St . ro m er lot 110 x 140 in M ayfan. ful incident. * — DIAPER SERVICE — n i t h l « - h * V " IrcqtM nft i t o i f * to p i m Will tell unfurnished or furnished A rrording to th* National A,* Rahy Valvel furnishes hospital — K *r* b * < k w ) x * ,'la a , b e i u M al m ia a t YESTERDAYS HTARH SEE TIIF. new Uvyn Shaver. A*k Phone 366-M. aoclation rule* a player I* pot 'clean.stcrlle dl»|H-r* ami dattdor* funrtiMial tidMjr dlwwdw*. Pitrhing, Denny Gslchouse, R«*d fo r ftlemonstrallon. 8 ENKARIK supposed to touch an umpire Sox. held the Yankee sluggers ised co n tain e r.. Economical and. II this it yoav troubl*. lluth out »orj GLASS A PAINT CO. 112-114 A NICELY furnished Y room home T hat misdemeanor on the p x n lo. f jg - h iu in the 11 Innings in safe. FuXy medically approved ftiiliwn *n>t bl*di|,ft etth |)r Kilnwr'f W. 2nd 8tIn Sanford* lleighta. Every m od of th* Senator playera la enough oU|pitching Rookie S tar Vir Call Daytona 2D57-W collect for Sosmp Root. It quickly watkt I<1inrt**te ern convenience, large Batteries A flattery Charging. to la g a neat stupensiun on them R u c h i 3 -0. (t was Rasrht’s first detailn. 9d dia|>era, 12 a wi-c •_ Ik* Bow *1 uftin*. help (*U*V* ••<*•< M i d porch. 118 W. 19th St. or 911 II. H. POI’B CO. INC. Ilf. and - 1 M burnins mumIImi . , . hdp* We liellrve th a t llaye* has the ,|efr, t afte r s Ik straight triumphs, •’FIRHT IN SANFORD” W. 13th. b)*M*f Irrlldtoa that i* 'i you up ei*Ht(. wrong slant on the request. T hai Batting. Bob Klllntt. Braves, TABLE TOP electric w ater heat- L O N N IE M C M U L L E N ’S Market ti«imp K<.ii I, truly a*lur*'t »-*« »*ft re-opening of the case i* n o t) made two hit* In each' gx gama in NICELY arranged five ,-oom bung­ era. Hodge* Plumblln* 'Shop. B arber Shop open Thursday, lo r»li((. Mill tun* hsv* Isk tn II loft lino* Iftolntad play4T. luted aatt the Orlando playMIV.'riouble victory over the Giant* 2-1 alow, about 3 miles from city on 409 W. 1st St. __________ (rnaftatiofift . , , oftlrn vilH uroedortul loF riday A S aturday. was pointed a t the negll- IBnd 3-1. Ho drove In what proved oared road w ith several ex tra v i l l i C auiioai .T * i» •* d.focft*d. -----of UMPIRE LAVELY, w h o ,ijo be the winning run In the lota. Priced a'. 64,960 00 w ith 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D F a t I t — trial tftipply. writ* I)*pft. A, accordlIng to all accounts, DID I opener and knocked in two runs 13 N O T IC E S— PE R SO N A L Kilmof h Co., lac., FVli 1295. 5t»mfo«d, tattractive term s. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ NOT TURN scored th* other In the_ nlghtTURN IN uA FULL RE .| .Bnd . ______ IB M _ H ighest cash price paid for used v, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS C oca. Oft — |#< lu ll-rin d boftllo ol PORT ON TH E INCIDENT, leap. In all, he was rtflionsibU for Kayaiond LundqaUt. Aaaoclala furniture. Ted Davis F urniture SANFORD lU-auty B a to n -P h o n e H ,im p R o o t today a t youft druftiltxo. ?• '. . * “ # L I t ___ . . . . . \Cr UjSSjL'il 1354. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. Lavely. It has been stated, mad ,-1 four of his team 's five runs. • . ^ Phone 712 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Co. 311 E. liL Ph. 958. Aphlrin Phone 1354. Perm anent waves no report on the fact th a t Man-, ■ ■■ — ------- - - ’ ■ 7" ' 1 •' 41M acres, with approx. 600 standI’LL BUY your ear regardless of a g tr Bevil was escorte<l front DO.NH TRIM DODGERS IB up, guaranteed. W ater sof­ So many women write to our -k ™ . T’l 1 ^ age or condition. Roy Reel, 304 in*. old orange trees, located tener. Also open evening*. the field by the 8anford Cht-t • ■ magazine and ask if they I^af Hopper* Saifit Wstrtn Damping Off * ' about 1 blk off o f Route 17, Just W. 2nd 8L of Police Roy William* and 0 f - | PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. IB-riA*) should keep turning In their out of DeLtuid. Elect., phone and fleer H. M. Young. It l* al* u |—The Ims Angeles Dons grabbed l LOST A FO U N D used ctToking fata. Most <*r- w ater, no house. Owner will sell 7 P#t», L iv esto ck , S u p p lie s. 14 said that Lavely withheld the a narrow 17 to IB victory from Red Spider Mite* Mol* C rlc k elB * -* * Ik .. t)__ . L I UM ^ Dodgers V Lv U a *. here llast a .t • talnly y « l There II still a very reasonable or will U ke th* Brooklyn hat-pulling Incident and’ the Collie dog. about 4 month* trailer In trad*. See. Mr. Bowen, FOR SALE—Galled saddle horse, LORT: shortage—not only, in the night aa In# All-American Conhumping melee. old. ‘A ntw era to nam e of "P ilo t” spotted China boar, 60 pig*. Gus 641 Plumose Drive. j ferenc* pro football teams plqjrod United States but aU over the We Kanfordlten hav# nn Reward. Phone 1060. __ Bchmah. Phon# 8B3-W, ' .. an exhibit' exhibition game that ' opened’ axe to grtml with the O rlande world. Her* la what Secretary SMALL furnished bungalqyr^cnr. the gridiron season In Th# Pac­ LOST: F'cinale Rat T eriie r. white hall flab, all wa, w ant out HELP of Agriculture Clinton P_. . r w r M . UIHUUBfi i-.-73«tS'i? ific Northwest. with brown spots. Answer* to Priced a t 65,000.00. . Xndcnon sayi: " I t I. U U ' . ; name. “ Sandy”. Phone 829-M. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS EXPERIENCED celery grow er or neceasary to conserve e v f lf Am you irmihia-i Reward. Raymond L«ndqnUt,_A"eoelale dUtira* et tain trained farm m anager for farm pound of used f it. since the functional mo Phone 711 Atlantic Bank Bldg. la Zcllwood area. Qood position ° y*t**U fat supply ritu a tk o I M ik H W I IB A U T O S F O R SA LE fo r rig h t party. A. Duda A Bona, till* maka you aunar 8 BEDROOM houae furnished or la little better now than it waa ftum pain, fast “ Oviedo. Phone 1161. ______ . . . — T t y — - - ■ — — unfurnished. New electric kltehaarroui, ratUr pick-up truck. last year.” T hat's why wo 1939 PLYMOUTH ■ i ' ■ v a l e t auch llracaT Tuan e n tr y •en. double g a n g * 4 acres, few GIRL fo r cashier A eo*met!t coun­ Phone 912-W. ’ American women muat keep Lydia *. PlnXb*ra» yr*r»*t>l# Ckanfru it tree* on ML D ora high­ pound U> rrllevs auch symptom*' ter, aleo soda girl. L u sty 's Drug on ta rin g used fat* until the la * meant madkal laat jriaXhain a FOR BALE: 1MQ Dodge ton A H w ay 8 mile* from Sanford. Phone (■'."ip.i\ina pri.ftft.1 rft"'*i»»!:lr world wide shortage is over! ! truck with '42 m otor, 15.000 to County 6305. W i maka our own loo C m m . All flavor* woman troubled tht* way. It-* wliat Telephone 6771 ' V ORI.ANDO, FLORIDA m llea—also 4-wheel utility tra il­ Doctors call ■ uUrtna acdatlv*. It naa Stenographer Wanted. . • * ’' ' . Taaty — Dolicioua — Hooltbful bungalow loee r to be pulled behind car. 2-ton a gratia aonihtnx (Bad on one ol worn* W f T U M I N O - IN Wilson.- Phon# 479. t "lift*I l*ftper ten! or**"*. . ■_. Tho Pioneer* of Soil Fumigation In Florida ' ■ ••Aa n e r lo t load lim it Dick Aiken, I‘hun 9 o aT»kan tegularty —nnkham4* neeaWANTED—Carpenters and Brick Ipa build upr -------*-------" V W « U SED f i x r * 438-R. . aui','*l*'*^llo’ a t n * t atoftnachM lanlet Report — Short’* High ••- * i -■ * -< ' V, .» T sedan 6400 * —* • ■ft-. - . 1940 FORD four door * ’ Itriifel Cun. ;4 1 4 Sftoford Avenue M e n . I! LYDIA E. PINKHAK'S 3 SF Ph. 474 J a fte r 6:20. C h ic a g o YAUDLKY -V E N E T IA N Itl lN D S .Walker’* Proven Products DG-THB JOB FOR THE BEST ICECREAM TIP—TOP ICE CitEAM —i--- l.— C a ll— WALKER fer tilizer company TIP—TOP ICE CREAM , - ■ \ 'ft 1 - • ’ ' i . . . _ - i ■’ . . . Ky R ay (J o tto �9 r 4 ^ L* • ;y-- . 7 > trr; MONDAY, AUGUST 18,1947 THE 3ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ji‘ m Market Report SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK . (r«> ll> n 4 Itmm r« i» Om I first fiscal year. June SO; *1W*. Since that tim e substantial a d ­ ditional Improvement of the pro­ perty has been effected, incuding a conalderabte am ount'O f pavlnjf. The S tate Road D epartm ent, handling this la tte r pbnse of the development, hatdsut fare*!, a portion of the M arket property tom e 800 feet wide, fronting on Edison avenue, and extending back aeveral hundred feet In serve all of the building* erected on the •lie. In _addition lo access by hard-surfaced h ig h w ay ,.th e Mart ket I* aUo ydrved by adequate rail aiding facllltlee, giving dlr*»et- eori'Bet with- th a *cart1 ar* tapping the F ort Myers -arta. Cucumtiera. eggplant, pepper*, squash. tomatoe* and other produeta have been handlrd on the F o rt Myers m arket In substantial volume during the la it year. Man­ ager Nehrllng. In discussing the current outlook ha* expressed the assurance that the Market will g at Its full share of produce from the adjacent territory, during the year ahead. handling of gladioli ship­ m ents. through facilities made available on the F ort Myer* M arket, attracted considerable attention In the la st yrar. P ro­ duction of flowers and bulb-, in th a t area ha* (p-en an increas­ ingly Important Industry In re ­ cent year*. Activities throughout .the S tale M arkets system are concent­ rated largely at prrsvnV on the renovation of'.faeiltfiea, and gen­ eral preparations for the fall i *l •on, said Director WllSort. ' rS C - 1 H ’HHhnneil fr*tm F n if (Nifl new t ronfertuire in-com m ent f i Cxechoslovakla and Hungary CLEVELAND, Aug. IP,. OP)— a jjloa Winston rim chill made RF.RMNi Aug. lit, I'D c - l(ie With one of the "b ig 'fo u r" f u b f e r .o v ,, th e British radio survey- He*- Vmerican- Government aava savs tnO h a w been exprlling the Germanic comnanie* having reach-1 It* x«c- 1 u n ta y ' % the B ritish people t United State* occupation rone is Sudrten* and Rwaiiians, hut the und lt*47 agreem ent with the CIO nt*Inline nrnl fight it o u t" petting so many tlb-gnl German AMG ha« refused to take any more rubla-r workers, representative* ”t Calwell h at Iw-en in G reat Hrit- im m ictnnt ■ from the Ko*<daii rone Sudeten Geiman* beeau*u th* U. the union and the B. F. Goodrkh ain to -u range fo r the transfei that tlte.jaif* cannot bold them S. rum- can not handle them. Co. opened sessions today. of Rrjt.m* who wi»ii lo live- to and they a te trt-mg sent bkek with­ N egotiations liotweeu the union A utetalia. He vaid some |f[ii,,M*'‘ out |--roMi Lttiun. and the Goodyear Tire it Ituhber w ant to make the thatige, ami In V inWuW we.-ks, u ii, AMG report — ir - *'" Co, ended Saturday In an n g f-r- Aunit ui in inteml* tu move -oine { declared yesterday, G erm in-pol Ire tiitnt g ranting worker* six j aid th is >caii. jiunpiiig. iJ h bn ill the sta le uf l i m e , lender ing holidays u year in lieu of further tmnl yeei-ption of ItritirbeTx Jh^rv \ the Ruaslatt ruhr, asserted ♦'•.(111 wage increase* a t the present. s«elt tiftor *a : “ QPt u V ffie y rm> t- W g Mrefu: ff lttjj* fu r illegal-nnlry hut G. Ik i'attar*<in. venonil eiitn . 'b iti* .* ' *’ bvWrww< [ jailv-ani) —; srl for th e union, said ne hop. J K k s t i kill . i , U/izt*! rourts." tY fee-quarterj • the settlem ent s m i 14--Ii. m b ’ 1 ■» o f ihr^s hnd .to be rrtu m rll'ti lihmit YT-. .lippiuL-.h' • p attern for pacIS" with NTu- i~thrt" .ukl.OSill - ^a .-ple." * t ’ llwcd! - lidi ta.-iiig penalized, "big four" wpnpanlc*. U W it’.rh. "Fvetr st* tfie imak nf her navat AMD nfflrtaU in RhTenbjrg. Protect Your Hesllk Firestone Tire & Rubta-r (To, and pr,wep -.he only took care nf He»*e, reported last week aliout By Sleeping Belter, U. S. Hubla-r. pp.mmtKHl to :!5,IXHMMMl. There I* one refugee In in said be had b ft An I1H cent wuge increSJ-c was QWijiopidatlon In G tta t Britain, Ihe Russian zone l>ecau*t* he had INNERSPRING MATTRESSES granted employe.-* of tin- f> ur llTid under imputation in the de- ta-en draft,-,! t„ work in uranium rompanie* in Mareh. but hi-.t mlr.loni. BOX SPRINGS mine*. ‘ German authorities In lla*’. monthe the union annoonnd !t *‘l*iih - It. it,tin |f>-«mit.* tins aria til " have, rom ptainrd nf an HOLLYWOOD BEDS would seek another w ig - Ih>om . ili-bslsiHV to Ik* ironed out be influ 4 of German* from Husslan-Goodrieh mid union offiri.it i iv- \vill Iq -tar-i'tl nut, if another v f f liplsd territory; M aniifsrlurrd To Your dirali-d that outcome of i. strike wni happen*, wit!,nut oven Individual Order By if,T he Anteriran-lleqnte I Getntan by CIO-UKWA union!it* a t thi !• I Ing •. pilliutl . -I fe.it." NeW* A gelay u»ld v c e n l .i y rrfirm 's Xuiu-atoona, Ala. plant'll.Ight Cnlwnll Pit f h i plat < i" StrirtloRS on travel between the M allrriu Renovstlng A have some b'-aring on *odav‘* ion- liuild ii p"|iiilatp<n from, .Its llritirdi ami Ameriran r jnev, abalRebuilding A Specially ferenre. A fter'ag reein g to '(inibn mi -* nt 7,rpMi.nuu .t„ 'jii.mm.iMSi .tailed afje r last- JnnuarV‘« econ­ Call Ua Today -- Sleep demands for company-wiile tu-got. in ii--- next f ration* be­ omic m erger of these zone.*, would Better Tonight iatiun*. Goodrich spokeou-u ia lr r rm. , "'.ve la v e in faith to lit ' I* rcstOfed to catch person* tr y ­ said they would, not barualn on u lu erefn l Intention* nf tha Jup- ing to j r | from the Itnsstan to the eompany-wfde bast* dur Ift* a Wll St*.’* II. S. zone by way of the British strike. runeBoth factions reported, huwevty-, ft) a’ »mtemVnt eontalred in l l " that their delegate* wouhl appear Orlande Sanford AMG report, General, I,uctiu D. today for pn-lindnnty -talk i. SanfordPhone 1881 Celery A Ctav. m ilitary governor, nskrd: Sanford, Fla. "How Could wo justify German* from the U u 'tlan zone whim We ItfHjTOWAug, Uf, M i— Prenlilvtu .■^Pimnn twM lb Ir .< Iiel t. d r . that " I W the Vltllghleiieil u net ire of real it" I’EIPING.. Aug. 18, W1}—China‘s nine racy In all hunt in retati«i . ' Manchurian arm y .command will the only practical method hy which merge formally with the G i t . i aii*- ppaee and jg-osparity may !*• (imo'a Manchurian -headquarter* in iu rerl." Yep. we’re proud lo nnnouncp a * . Wednesilav its a move cah-ulutt d new addition to our feed Block . . . The. Rre«hlent said in n b iter to .bring about m ilitary c u t .rolti ’e r t Jici f"t 'lie yiuiventbin of nnother carload of nutrients from cal unity before the Comirumlsia American Pedoralimt of Teacher*: milk nnd abundant v itam in s . . . strike again. "Ity instilijni' in Hw licetts and Communist General Lin I'iao's mind* o f nil children and youth ■ to increase y o u r happiness. forces are expected to laiinrn their u deeper* MUt-e «f nur ile|>et»leiire sixth major ram|>aign •ometime in A CARLOAD O F ____ " ik- tn v n ,-ir.mliei. *flu.»ita pnd.e-il .i i’tirem ts'r: i-gxi provide th e brumi foiiii* On Ihe rlvil war scene, a fieight ilnt Ion* >Jt rtutphrativ i art tail in truln northbmmd from Tienjaln 4o nil n*[iect* of our rnnitnnu life Come Vn an d get* y o u r supply from uh today Mukden wo* blown up white cru is­ whelhr-r- - Wt i I. p-difTeal or kcti* fur ho«>. chickens, tu rk ey s and calves! ing a bridge south "X IF hi' m Ii-vr. no him - -*u charm ter. The locomotive plungtij into tin"N ever liefoT" im-i ntlr nation river. Itailwav official^ said the lialn hnd n g r e a ta r ' opportunity to tiestruck two land mines a* St pound- m o m trn te to the world th a t the (W rie r Second & S anford Avenue cd onto the itridge, abott il'l udle* enlightened p*aetlrt- of- ri’i t de llftiemcy in nil humart ' r.-fatiott northeast of Tie-c'.sim Then* wris Phone 358 if. • the only praetii-al method by no report on casualties. 'Ihe tiu in ii. which jk' scp and prosperity may c a n ied no passenger*. be ItMure ll." Truman Sends Iri'ttoir To Teachers Meet in j; ^ W»U< ARE. '( t i l L A R q E S < Oomniands Unite In 'Uhinem* Action SEEDS *fW»M CacoHirl'S'O C E A N -G O IN G R A F f -fdAf RIDES AMY WAVE O K -fKE CKlLEAH C oA sf 1$ MADE OF BALSA LOGS - i)U WORLD'S LI^MfESf WOOD* taatwiil tpifaitj, |m , WH{J fi^lj (ta m l P a s s O ust JUST ARRIVED! affairs. Gordon Bradley*, sveretary, Fred Williams, John Sheppard and Jack Ratlgan. *»«Tg. Michaels, Is. who, slpce March, rr»Blill*t(i final l*BM» Om > (IT tillR U tll Hum r a a f fh trl »* has served a t assistant bookkt-«p(leVntcd to diurtlSRion of t k . U tdU d- N a loo—r-Ghk-wttU-W_ar_flf llo lk r ilu1otor.Salgt to i hertv luu. Tl ' li mi [i i Te~ f urin ed ity TIIF. ASSOCIATED I'ltRS.H ohliged to re|H-at the hig four had business, social 1 and . welf.it v win-1 lo r riiupter* * Visit I'J.TJ dollar ir woitji only v«t*i txrwvr. Work1 experience that Qualify her writli Iwdh raci-* .to g eth e r from Well for her new work, ,the duties the Oegihniiig, or, while and negro al»mt Mt cents today In buying ' I'resldent Trum an, Green asthe ordinary sw w w fttsi o f lif-s, hut *• ite(lt will I*- reimmiimted by the of which she will assudp on fhpt, later mrtgeil. InterprelMlion u f the national It buys it lot mure in some purl-* Democratic I’urty, while the GDI' 1, one morilh Iwfore the Ixioth Is chapter* organized separately and of the United. Stales lllatt ill nm-umitioM will be a struggh opened Iq tourists. among Dewey, Taft* anil Gen. She came lo Sanfor.J from fiyl- organization’* constitution is th a t others'. vanta, Ga. as secretary to Judge ho facial or religious considera­ An Associated Press sprvey of Mar A rthur. H. 8. White. H er .'any training tion should influence membership retail prices in 111 leading clllea Ore»-n said that Heliry W a lh ir In business subjec's , wn* nt of any chapter, aa'.il I.enter II. In nil sections of the nulton re ­ wo,dd iit.t Ik- abb- t« prevent T ru­ D raugh’s Business School i,|- Sav­ I'eicelln of Atlanta, aoutheastern vealed strikingly .Irregular* in- m an's remimination, and th a t a annah, Ga. She left ftanfnrd for regional rhuii man. ' third party - movement on \ValIIm m mend Ing concentration on creases. ' aeveral v e a n tfurlng which time Some products have soured tuit lac**s part was unlikely. state rath er than iiutionnl legis­ >h* w at secretary to thk IniVor nt Form er Guv. Slnssvn of Minne­ of all relation with .others com­ Cohen'* departm ent store In Jack- lation, the group n*ked th a t cun- pared with prew ar days. Some sota ha>l developetl ''consldsrasldr-ration I* given to securing: a ■onvllle. - *• special session of the Florida ||Ir* where living costs were low­ I'Je” support among lilieral and l^ lm r votera tK-fure he express ' Mr*. Michaels also svrvrd for legislature for passage of a rent- est In 1030 pay the moat now. leveral years as inter-departm ent control ed approval o f 't h e T aft- H artley The Survey showed I is not renewed .after lecretary fur the City of Jackson­ n rs t spring. You can e a t for less, hy‘ ami Art. Green -aid, adding th at he ville In m atters relalln.r to pure large, in Minneapolis II,,m in moat ronahlered Gov. Dewey the lead­ Emphasis on a Tallahassee a VC foods, sanitation and vital stallscities. You pay mure fur meat In ing rnndidat'- fl>r tin* GOP nolitltics. S h e.also hpd chargu of a chap ter was explained by ' the th r parking rap llal iif Ciilcagq mnii'in~nt~prpvt’iit. w titr n m jir th n a lilH Iasi spring,' Jacksonville girl sruu; troop. than rl»ewhere. Your housing In S anford she ha* (ton* school which passed the House but diet! dollar buys more in Kan FnttBliRi welfare work, was president of the in the Senate, almost w ent un­ ami St. laiuis, and least In DenJ T J for five years, slid is h form ­ observed by the A Vt» wrhich would ver, rum pared with the other Is-en banned from Using tho er member of the Sanford-W ont! have •Ha Club. A aon, Jam es. M i-In,J, name In the sta te If (he hill had cities. TA MA/.UNCHALE, Me*., Aug. , -Your <Inthing dollar goes la • student a t Stetson l.’nlveisity. become law. 'Asked to speak winn he appear, nlmut as far one place ns another, |H Or)— City official* re pm ted amt • daughter, Mary C ray die ed as an observer, lU-p. Ilratb-y hut buys a lul less than In either today at h ast 10 known dead at •e l la high School student. Tumal, night and one-half miles Odham of Sanford said "the item or !U4ft. south here w here .a roaring land­ abolishment of discrimination has -1 Your m eat hill ha* gone up ed on cnlor or creed is po**ildy ‘ .............. . . 7 - • slide Friday' night wiped out 13 the best policy for peace that any mUfh .n" ,r’-’ * » » hmisr* at the ford of a mountain* Veteran's nrganlzaim n could have. your bread or milk lulls. B utter ptak on th e .P a n A m eriran Hlgh-| Invited la ter to Join the o rgan­ a n d 'e g g s rata much higher - on way. iCtMlIaRM ft mm* budget than- they did rorn* Officials *nid .another landslide 1 Tex., probably Lee Chapman Ho) ization, ho ratsirred to allegat­ your on I In- heavily trav e lh l highway land, who suffered head Injuries.- ion* of a communist connection, parallvcty Iwfoir the war. In most Items, h a lf-o r more of nt Villa Car rad s, It* mllca north, Huglin, who related In a radio | which w rrr denied, and said lie Interview th a t hn kicked sharks would have tu know more about it the price [ucrrn*e has come in Ihe ' wI| k*1 out most of (he houses In the taut y rar. But while your housing liny villagr am] th a t two* bodies aw ay during his long: night in ihe tiefore Joining. buys only *hn1f ,as „ much hnd bean i -covered. water, reported AlHirsun said no­ - The JarkHunville chapter • » .» »dollar { „ . . . _, The two slides were caused by thing a* the big pfanu plunged asked to sponsor one at T n lla -jr* 0*^ ** !l’ *- • •” Colttmerattcisco it buys heavy tains which accompanied a -tow ard the tea and destruction— hassee and to revive that at the i 11111 n,' ‘* week-end hnrrieane. At Villa (Inlvcrsity of Flurida, amt tha ht|lre than it did In June, 1040, “ He only smiled very (ABelly.* t-erradn officials said at lets! The five bodies hajllml tip from Tampa chapter to sponsor new three kilometers (one and rightthe sea Included 'huso of naval unit* a t Orlando, Tamtia Univ­ tenth* miles) of the highway Capt. Randolph B. Upper of Aud­ ersity and Itollin* College, w rrr under tuna and Iona nf ettth . ubon. Minn., Portsmouth, Va-.-wnd a A provisional committee, to (('KWllHwa ffri.aK !'•« . Hurl CpI. David iatrr, Watertown. N. V. continue in office until Ihe state all feature length picture* ex ­ Identities of Ihe others Were not conference, wa* named with Dr. hibited In th eaters In the United in color. , announced. II. I). P rrnsky of Miami Beach States. T hr rapacity of facilitfei "tig* effect of the practices (The Army newspaper Stnra chairm an. O th e r members: Imui* for commercial color processing charged in the complaint tins and 8 lrlpea In Tokyo aald nllied Bunty of T am pa; Ralph Stew art, and oth"r. operation* In Ihe Inis Ik-cii tu restrict the drvelopmei,; headquarters source* had confirm ­ negro, of Jacksonville; Jack Gor­ Inrxs o f profeiiiunsl color clnsr of the a rt of profexaiunal color flearh; llarvy ed that the other Vfcilntl included don of Miami tnslography h as lieen inadequate cinematography by others than Col. Carl A. Russell of Richmond llam berg and Jaruiu llne Bamberg to meet the demand for filming tho defendants^ and tu drprivw Heights, Mo., and Capt. K. It. Rtlll, of Miami, ami F. 8. Davcnpori of motion picture productions the public of the b onrliit nf who tha paper identified as lire of U niversity of Miami. cupfprtlibin in Ihls_ business.’1 Pilot. An unofficial tqurco sold A rm y Capt. Cecil Sigmon, no ud. . dresa given, was a membar of the eraw.) Russell was an assistant chief l'» ii iln«i -o f sta ff under M arAelhur. lie. He, had ri’Katlwava'iiKM no idea how Irniii he would be L a ir and Boyer, like the reacu gone. The length uf Ids trip would Col. Huglln, were member* M acA rtbur's headquartert Joint depend upon the *ilu*tion and con­ ditions he haa to investigate. strategic plan and operation* He was accompanied by Got. group. Kugene !* Miller and I.leut,’ Col. The pilot bypassed little John Richard P. Tipton. •too Island, a fueling stop w est of here, to m ake, the ROME, Aug. it>, (/D -I.ie td . run from Kwajalein direct to .*410 Sanford Avenue ^ H a w a ii. One Tokyo source, ex General John C. II. I^ e , In his Plaining why the pilot may h a v / first public comment on criticism bypassed Johnston, said th e little of hie command published in the Island la extrem sly difficult lo United Stales, said today the a r­ ticles were unw arranted and dis­ find In poor weather. !hH C a p t Roy Gano, directing n torted. Lee Is rotnmamtar of the destroyer division in search for M editerranean Theater of opera­ aarvtvors ws* startled early today tion!, U. 8. Army, Robert C. Ruerk, S'tlppe-H ow when he viewed one of tho five bodies hauled fro® t W s e a n n to ard columnist, In five articles printed la st week, tsld there was hie foredeck. discovered the corpse was lavish living by officers and their th a t of hla longtime friend. Navy wive* Iq Lee'e command, with co­ U e V U T I VENTILATION, TOO! ‘ TRo Randolph. Boyer of............. Audubon, llated ryrn forced to serve as ‘-flun­ keys" to tha officers and their h“ * °*a*t keep small fry of1 tha from Minnesota, they were families, G eneral Slscnhowsr an­ So. . . with a simple twist el • year apart at Annapolis nounced Saturday the Arm y's IntJ wrist, regulsta y o u vaaetua •d together until a j e a r P ec to r general would Investigate. 'Bds.lo c o n tro l.s e a tils tlo a j Lee la st week refsrrod to W ain w ith tha chiaf of Koval operaIng ton all queettons about ihe a r ­ * In W ashington.. , ticles, b u t today his public i d a Aluminum * ■b.e -lions sta ff Issued a statem ent ng him as saying l Sloal—Wood n w arranted a Hacks rcflcctlni upon the character and Integrity ol FREE ESTIMATES mv officers, enlisted men ami i thorny womsa. and tb slr fam ilies, through --Vi: articles Which present a complete­ ly distorted view o f actual condi­ - ; ' PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW AT OUR NEW fertln g a t tion*. demand refutation from the _____ , , |__ , v a o a fT M - aourrea other than members of LOW PRICE. QUICK DELIVERY , 48 mile* north of Rio Da Utls command.” w a n seeking mean* of statem ent raid ho web Inst sggretslon tin-, corned inspection of hl« theatSr by o treaty. the Arm y and the press. A group ________ to m e et o f Obrrespendents left for Livorno, 820 W. SrdSL Phan* 1152-W f:00 P . M- E astern a t Loa'e Invitation, u see condiUons there. V '. : f .-v==^=£irj. w m 3^4 AP Makes Price ■ •Survey Of Cities A F I* Drive TJumrSoIiTBuRermllk l*roducli I!uni’s Tuxedo Feed Store Heavy Rains Cause Mexican Landslides Search For Atcheson ■ l Movie Suit Lee Inquiry "3 not In good position to hnndle (k'rmans Flee From are 200.000 Sudeten* and Swabians to our xone froni CxechoReds To U. S. Zoner -( coming Slovakia and HungarvU* ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY' Veterans Group I British Cabinet ECHOLS • b p 19+1, ( ( ' • s II s m S I r . e And Union scon Goodrich Open Negotiations QAPS- A 8 0 U 7 ' A S LA R ^E AS FO O TBA LLS* Mrs. Michnels ; By r . j . W HISKER ; W IN E RUM 'G IN ★ ★ ★ ★ NICK'S PACKAGE STORE SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. % ■ -=-«. ■ ^ 1 N- & , x I 1- ;d : % �--" -ft (a Umlty Thtr* la Strength— “ T 6 P retest Uw P h m of U u W arldj To r r o a o to Uio Progress of A ta s rk a ; To Prodaca P r a H n t r fa for Sanford. THE W EATHER Partly (londr through Wednesday -with scattered afternoon and earl) evening ahoofra. Moderate ea st­ erly » ind*. i\N INDEPENDENT DAILY NKW8PAPBK VOLUM E X X X v ia Truman Acts Established 1908 Dousing Dolly To Duck Heat SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1947 Aaaoclatod Prfaa Luted W iro IMarshall Has Prjaratfi Talks At Rio Mce Carusi Appointed As­ s i s t a n t In S t a t e Department In 3 , Way Agency Shift No. 198 Reds Hit U. S. On Indonesia -*•»r-v .sre—1* ^ 0 =-• -- Conferences Arc Hcldfyj With A r g e n t i n e , Chile Foreign Min­ isters On Treaty “Good Offices" Offer Called Dangerous . Attempt T o B y poss United Nations . W ASHINGTON. Au( . 19 W>»- QU1TAND1NHA. Bmii!, Aug. 19 LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 19. 'X ) Ifl*)—-Secretary of State M srthsll —The Indoneniin rovcrnaient charged today that ihe Dutch sn d Argentina's Foreign Minister. were determined to destroy the Juan A. Brsmuglis, diKu--* I all • ar-born East Indies republic. msiif point* of the In k . l„.\Kf: SL'CCES-S, Aug. 19 <T) can Defrnte Treaty at e Kmtia demamted today that lem. hour private conference tod Ugo Cannl, now cemmiuioner thr Srturily Council »et up * wo conferred at Br* of immigration and naturaliialion. commiiiion to inreriigate and sr* apartment. w at appointed a ipecial auittanl e_ lha.;.Outyylliil<i|te*i.m-rtnv-. ■ "We ditcutted all tile in the Stale Department to take tet ami dttiply attacked the point* of the treaty and eschew ’ Qjfttll charge a/ a turvey of all United State* fpr a "dsngerou*" v d rv iew i.” (irnrf.il Martha!? p h atet -a t the d iip lecrd '- pehon* attempt to "by-pa** th e. United s i they emerged, Bramugti* Ic problem, including resettlement. Nation*." » newsmen "thd general w*» give ' T h e shift Involves the reaigSoviet Deputy - Foreign Minis­ a itstrm en l." nat'on of Watson D. Miller as ter Andrei A.' Gromyko, stated Marshall is to deliver a nia. r federal security adm inistrator and policy address a t . the conferee lire Kussivn imiitinn for tha Me appointm ent aa rem m iaiiom i tomorrow and Is expected to a first lime in an emergency coun­ of naturaliialion and Immigra­ out . U. 8 . view* on que allot ' TONI Of VIOVTABIIS AND flUITI A«« CAXTID rrom the* Covent Gsritcn M nkets, fendon. largest In tion to succeed Carusi. cil mretmg-'ummnnrd at hi* »p»facing the .delegate*' In d ra ftln| Britain, to the country for dumping snd plowing under because of a glutted market. Wholesaler* charge Mr. Trum an named Oscar Ro»* edic request. a hem ltphere defense treaty. that retailers refuse to buy large quantities because they want to maintain arrlty" price* irrttiwcu swnmr*. Ewing, former assistant ch air­ Norman A rm our, assistan t see He charged ih af ih< United man of th * Democratic National re ta ry . of statu, and A m bassa­ The retailers say .th at Ihe wholessler* prefer tonsrasle the produce rnthrr than sell at<low prices Market IVIN DOUS get hot In the scorcher that has been sweeping the nation, Slnte* wa* attempting to "forfii__ ^ C o m m itte e, to replace Miller as wotkeis are shown above piling up hags nf eahbage at Covent (tan lrn for slnpnu-m to the dum nlna oo considerate Alice Donovan, 3, cools off her favorite playm ate under a dor William Dawson accompanied IT i giMiJ riff lev- i.ri lm|'iiie<in" na.f federal security adm inistrator. (fnlernaflonnt) —-trr hydrant la Now York CUy, f i r em an George Rally helps- (international) - M arshall U, t he conference -wish .^ y jn d i. A ilA laslresort, fh*eebbaga-ww-oBered-for»atcTU tWiTHinTiiui* a »,n k. was "showing ilDregaiil of th e ^ n Riamuglia. dOnesian t'enpie nml lack of retby presidential secretary CharleLater, the «ecrelary talked p ri­ in-i-t fur the Seeufilv CmincIE" C. Roa* at a news' conference. vately for 40 m inutes with Chil­ “ Thi- persistent offellng of good Carusi , will bo special assisted! offlcet l*v the Coiti'd Stales h#. ean Foreign Minister German to the new A ssistant Secretary Vergara ’ about ‘ the projected cimie* even more difficult to unof S tate, Charles E. Saltim an. treaty nml about Chile’s economic dersland after (lie ln-iotie,ian govRoss told reporters: problems. crnnirnl had inked, the council to T o "On# of the im portant aspectt create it, own cmnotitslon for atVergara told a reporter his In Mr. C arusi’a new position lulrntioo and investigation." Grom­ country ami the United State* will ha to make a complete su r­ MIAMI. Aug. I!', o il- The yko declared. weie "In complete accord" about vey of all phases of the dieW eather Bureau rep n rtel n Iron lie *aid the America-! attem pts treaty point*. He expressed the ^*plscsd persons problem, Including Iral storm was developlritr today in could to* viewed only "a* an a t­ belief that A rgentina would ad ­ the resettlem ent of the displaced the Gulf of Mexlrn at-'UII 'M* tempt to liy-pas* the United here to the U. S. and Chile in persona and the adm inistration of miles west-southwest «f Kp V West Natioii*" and th a t thi* v j* both views. . Preaidant Trum an'a direr live of and was moving slowly westward “ undesirntde and ilaugaruus.” Cuba, however, wa* on -record Dfe. 22, 1045. a hoot eight mile* an hour and in­ Prevmtislv- Gfomvko it*»l, tsld a* warning she would refu ta to “Ha also will study tho opera­ creasing in Intensity. Ihe t ’nited State* wi* pulling unless IJ covered what the Cu tions of the newiy.formed Inter­ The WenthVr Bureau renl alnuieCADIZ. Spain. Aug. 19 0P>lO■a*lla a-,* an I’a** * li| . Puiily nf Sanford dunking Wa­ BATAVIA. Ivre. Aug. jo ' l l "*|iploni«tie p tessu te" .on the Innational refugee organisation, T lir Boaid nf County Commita*» — — — — ---K * ^ e»t winds nt tiF.10' AT M. w en Newipepermen eitimaled today lien. N w dm niii, romutamlei in do'ncsihTH: ter 4(ul, lie‘ lieciloin from roll | h<| ween -I0 and 50 mil ’* p e r hour Spending considerable time In lipnert met jretlettfay am) adopted D. S. Deputy Delega'a Ilersrhel that poiiibly mote than 400 p r i­ Europe and South America.” foira nr disease-forminx b t l f i '* Within 50 pi Itea of Ihe ren ter md fln cf of Imh.nc.iiu RcpyMo.Ul A', J .ila w n denirtE-thwt-rlte^Anwpbnomy budiel” with e*tiMr. Trum an, who has frequent sons wore- killed sn d kcveial etiong squntls cxicml omr-* than WM lmUy ti*|MiTird to lITf Cily fntreb. oulcieil lire army today iron government w a, exerting any genciaVToperation* oullst ly advocated the admittance to i nt thousand w ereTinjured in* the erby the lluieau nf fjiboraloiie* o! 2<H1 miles to the en«t and nnrtli to piepaie ftn |m d ong«l l u i l i i e i i i c u r e on the Indon-dan*. “Tit# o tV $ 4 l6.023 for the fiscal year this country of ( 00,000 displaced CatiUon was advised all inter.-d* Im loncian governnient ha* on) jnljf in the* Ncllicitsnd* 'E5*t Ind:.*. illc Slate of Health follow­ psraons, wrote Miller In corme-r- plosion last night of a naval to '- beginning Oct. I. In the RoulhenstWflid Gulf of Mex­ , to sav out offer Is not neceptaahl* on w ith hla new assignm ent re pedo and ocean mine factory and tloi I f iitsdlmir d «an |*«n $ **lmi '.Hie oidei wa* lunadcatt hv ing letl*. City M anagri H, N- ico n ir» , and small crnfl were In accordance with its policy ngtftrallsatlon commlaitonar th a t W8T*hou.,. „n the Cadie pcm niuU. w arned tn rem ain In tmrt kou II i of ihe flepulilu .ill l.lilio .it the In S-lVer declared thi* moining. ef rigid economy, and in spile ?lf "tha eonacleoco of the nation hr» n u ‘h ______ I ■ . ' - ' Miami around tn Rain-nt-i Facli inniith the City cnlleclt 10 ' The storm center devrMp*-1 out ilniir Xl.tii u p il.il cd Jngj.ikaM*. been moved *iy the tragic p lig h t, Official censorship kept secret thsrp advance* in the co*t of jabot WASHINGTON. A ur. U», — of these persons.” I the number of casualties and the and material at well s i incrested President Trum an's air coordinat­ ijrnplei nf water ftpui dilfrieitl of n squall wave tlml struck ilu- if, cj, in Ja v a ’s intriioi. it ianv: ing committee recofnmmd* Hint location* md tend* them to Jark- lower pint of Florida doting lb - ailei the N rlhetl unit aimv an The appointm ents of Ewing and eitent of the ruins, but the Span­ demand* for road*, drainage and (Coatfsnoa ■■ ran * S lit. ish Cabinet described the damage dilchet the Board decided to oper­ the m ilitary services be given «’nvil|e in tp cn al -rnntainei* fur- night with wind, up to 50 mile* nu liminced that "di.*«lic retaiialnrt g rea ter freedom to p la t their a ir­ hour In gusts. At Miami rlgn* as grave and the Spanish news ate without a n y , inerrsic in thr plane buying several v e trt ahcml niihed by the Stale ilnatd nl were knocked down in the Ijuslo.--' liie-liutrs" had been l iken agaigil agrncy Gfra said it was of "dis­ urrirnt 10 mill rate, reported O. This would mean lifting, an-far Health. Ihe City'* water utility aten. tw»nI* lorn lonse from ntiwir- Indnnrtian tiure* wlijch. l|ie as A rm y and Navy plane |iiogra-n* *r*tem. he le iraled . i» operated inga nt the city yacht hnsllt, and Diitrli iflii, tiie d 'tn putlr fnrwal:l aster proportions," with "numer P. Herndon, county clerk. The Heml hole County Junior are concerned, thp restriction* tree* uprooted • at n num li-r 6f in the fi.il.iluM , n lot 40 mile* ftranilier of Commerce i« cbntinuous victims." under the *!?nl ui|ieivi<lnn nl 0 In order to take rare of fast falling on government • agencies int- it, illivi> to raise $5,000 on (xilnts. 0, W ater supplies failed. Elec­ growing a rra s of PeminnJo Coun­ from the fact that. Congress a p ­ tin* Im inl, with pritiKlic lln p rt| which to iipcrnl*' (he Tout I it Booth Small cinft warning* were o r­ mu lit nl Jo g | sk a 11 1 1 tricity was disrupted. Rail and ty, the prim ary objective of the propriates only one year's funds 'i"n* by it* «.imtarv engineei*. dered up yesterday fiom south of Tho Dutch snid tit . lofll re l | iM>tl nnnniineed today that the m ad communications to the city Board Is to concentrate on road at a time. Mr. Snyet stntr-il that he would Mlnmi around tie- 1-Toriil.i K< y* ,'Voio b i ,,r , u j h iii alta/k 'ilg In rll* would lie rnnvivsseit Thursday nf 75 , 000 . situated on a penin­ An Increasing Interest by the The com mittee, composed of i La the puhtir in ln> enriectl)- to Sarasota on ihe West ( o» t. donexlnns, tvhn f I-■<t h-avtng dond in oi.t. r to rcgistiu t.iuit* which repairs and some new roa I con• public in religious news, inri sula shaped like a frying pan strurtlon. he declared. The bud­ governm ent officials, made t/ii* -nformeil , n- In Ihe condition of No warning* were displayed in nod wounded on 111 - field. Tho the people of Hanford have for also snapped. emergence of the Church as a get for the road and bridg- fund proposal in a report to the F tDulcll llii'iiisrlvc, ui.niiwloilgetl n-itl and In ie,iiie»t donation* to­ The factory was a mile and x and engineering serv'ce is esti­ sident on present aviation p< tele* 'ti* City'* water *ii|'l>l)', sinew the cl tv. however. world power with 'an Insistent The W eather lltir• nri reported seven Dulcll hilled an I 1 1 tvuiiud- il aid tho program. there ha*e iTen rurnni* dillhalf from central Cadis. The blast message of. social organisation in mated a t 1222.200 and account* for It also expressed a new opposition • g the past week that it is con- th a t winds of .78 mile* on hour i-J In yesterday'* up • nljoni.-HtWi All iiiisine*, eitahliahm onU will an intarnational scale was re caused the g reatest dam age in the more than half of all expenditures. to lim iting American over sea* aii tsinlnateil resulting In lllne*-. had been sustained, nver « per list dirmnu ordered reii'-«'"l scorehrd lie i Qntactril mid a hous • to house ported by the Rev. William Per lightly constructed houses In the operation* to • single a ir line. campaign will he conduct ml, ac­ The next larg est Item of operat­ Ole S tale report receivu) to of five minutes beginning a t 8:50 earth taetirs. ry P**tor of the Chyle- papular summer colony of flan ing expense Is 198,740 for general Mr. Trum an turned the ,-apori -tiy was hared «»n aiialyt)* of A. M. Tbe.irjdicatlonx are. Mete­ cording to C hari,e Luke, vice preHn omitted refer-*r c * to th r a tian Church who le f t, week re- Severiano. nver to Ms new te m p irery Air sample* of w ater taken orologist Krne*t (’arson said, that re'ase-fire order of Aug nod fold tthfsni of the local lavi-ees. Rlaat-set fires appeared to be expense* and sa larlst. .T he Fine Pollcv Commission. This I* a r ’.v- to 49 turned from Buffalo, N. Y.. where A tirogre** tjia rt will he drawn end F orfeiture fund Including sal■II Aug, 13 from .the following the souallv wave >vss th« bark- hi* force* to fight on until ,-ivir( r n lla s n l • • Page Sim) . .h e attended the International lash of a stormy are* which p as­ elgnty mid te rr iln i" ! inteigrity nod i* tn tie roared in the ilp'Vnariee of prosecuting attorney and Ilian group he recently appointed i -cation*: • and World Conventions of the to advise on aviation noRrir*. town area. The i-itart will show Uw tnforrem eht officer* it e«tl1— Municipal (Vnieletie* out- sed over the city from the south- ttere restored In Ihe reputdl-. Disciples of C hrist (Chrlstlsn On the point of ordering m ilitary -'de of the City limit* on the e*iM vesterdav, and moved on out m ated at 535,150. A dispatch of the Irid-me *i an Die datlv receipt, for the program , Church).- . * Into tile Gulf of Mexico. For countv health work, includ­ airc ra ft for several year* to come, •-•nth sble News Anuncv. A ntnia. from Jo g ­ it was stated. The press of the country gave Mr. Luke, itn trd that $1,500 ef ing the Health Unit and the Coun fhe air coordinating rom m ltt*i had ja k arta, said the Repuhi-can* had 3-— At I'n rl Avenue nml Twenmore space to the activities of tv nurse, $17,906 It estimated this to eav; 4 ('a m t In n M n n I’ h h p 'Mila I relected n (Tilne,,- t -uuest lltat the 55,000 goal ha* been collected, DETROIT. Aug. 19 ( A h Closs tha Disciples than In previous "In Peacetime, substantial tn -nfh lim ’s Nnliuttnls wlthm rrpub­ nml "there is quite a hit of money to 10,000 Chrysler Corn, hourly- Exes* ffe t for fu rn itu re and fix­ ev savings and more effie'ent mi!iyears, Ind many h tures etc. were p ut *A 510.410. lican lerrlto rv i>e armed n » -ec- out that lias not been reported,'' rated workers were -Idled today . Ilea ssn t th ir crack raportsrs to ___ The H otplU l fund was set at ta rv 'a n d production planning u rltv corps to protect _luca lie a d d e d as more mid-ninety tem peratures eovtr the n e w s - o f . the eonrenThe—“xrrffrfffTJture jlu h h a i" am! ‘p roperfie*. 197740. the M others' Pension fund would result If a l r r r tf f pnieurec —u«»tt f> uiiilnvee« In several key a u s ip u k • tlon, ha atated.. a t $3,610 and the rannlng kitchen merit-h r U lrgm ilitary se tv u t* weie A li^risdrasl Indine-Tin nrmy MSteeil III-assist' the Jpv.-ee* in A ruling cunie finin' Robert N. cumiriunlo'ue said Dutch Iroep* tltair campaign, and member* of e. Ha w as aceompaniad on his departm ents to leave th eir Jobe. building fund a t 1177. Agriculture hated on long-range program s Denham, cminael of the National ra th e r than the present vear-to* 3,500 mile m otor trip by Mie. * A shortage nf ca r bodies from th« otganiralinn will lie present K M I I s n S ea Pago Plat (Utinllniird «» l'«*f **!%! Labor Relations Hoard; torlay'thafl year practice.Yealee Miss Sue Williams snd the corporation's Kercheval Ave­ at the reg n tta to he held nn l.ake WASHINGTON, Aug. lit, ‘AA— all officers nf l a W unions m ust "Several vear* usually elapte Mnntoe Hent. 1 to aid hi receiving Miss Maude Jtnklns. They vis­ nue plant, attrib u ted to “heat between the firs t des|g i and nrtual Britain, now engagrd in "dollar swear Ihrv are not fVimmunUts the donations. ited Canada, Mount Vamon, Get­ walkouts'* by the m anagem ent, rrl'sli" discussions here, Incrcnnd Irefnre th rlr unions or affiliates production of modern aircraft, x x The Jav.-ee* are exneatlng to ty sb u rg ' and old hlatorie sites shutdown final aisem bly opera x F ighters usually rem ain In pro- her buying froth the United States may use tha briard's services. Register 2ti0 rooms that will be and shrines along the Atlantic tlons nl the Chrysler division plant hv 5 percent to a total of n ta tly In Jefferson Avenue, DeSoto Sind Ill* rilling wa* an Interpretsdurtlon a t least three years r.r.d available when they are needed. Seaboard. *100,000.000 in June. NEW YORK, A ug- 19 -l<PI— tlrm of the Anti-Communist pro­ T hat Chrlet has tha answer* Plymouth divisions. RANGOON. Burma. Aug. 10 bombers five to six roars. Thla was disclosed, bv the Cen­ vision*. of the new T aft-llartley Stephen Thuransky, Aintrlenn cit Approximately 5,000 Plym outh |yP)— Flva gunmen were report­ "C urrent limitation* on tho !Ife fo r ,th# Intricate problems and sent ed officially today to hsv* a t­ of funds perm it ordering only sus Bureau today a*'Anglu-Amer - labor law, which gov* Into effect Iren who was *rre»ted by political ills of the world for which the division employees were Iran conference* continued on the , church it attirin g valiantly to home because of tha body short- tem pted to kill Finance Minister small initial production quantities. imeatlon of easing term* n f'th * Friday and appeared certain to pullce In |ltin g ary hut later es­ stir controversy In labor and per­ caped with the airl of an American This resu lts In a irc ra ft being built find tha answers was tha domlTin T ub official, arrived today with his A t the Chryeter Lynch Road largely by hand method* tml w ith­ 1-1,750,000,000 loan a g r e e me.-it haps In congressional cirri#*. nant Idea expressed at both the Heavy shooting alto was mad* last vear. It w as'rep o rted ATHENS. Aug. 19. (iD -D w jg h t At th e .c a p ita l, aides who help­ wife and two d au g h ter, aboard conventions, he declared, aim gear and axle p lan t 900 w orkers reported during - the night at out adequate production tooling. England Ukely would get revision* P. Griswold, head of the American the vessel M arina Jumper. was expressed by such speakers were released a fte r th ey asked per­ scattered piece* in Rangoon In­ Approval of long-range urogram rrrm lttln g her to Increase pur- ed Congress member* draft the T huransky, 64, ami once a aid mlsslan in Greece, nnnouneed new lew said the interpretation as. John P oster Dulles, Charles mission to go horns. cluding the ihssdqusrtera of the requirem ents for contract a u th n - rhoaea from the British dominions was broader than these member* farm er near Columbus, O , was today th at Greek naval crews Ixstlon, subject to annual review, P T aft, Congressman . W alter Burma armed police striking for­ at the expense of (rede with the have Indicated th e ir own In ter­ arrests*! In Italnssagyaim at, llun* would lie *rnt to Norfolk. Va„ fo r Judd and C harlta Clayton Mor­ ces and the. residence of Mr*. would reeutt In: (A ) greatly re ­ United S tate, garv, on Aii|* 1, allegedly _ for training and would return w ith pretation is. duced airc ra ft cost; (U t a more m on. 4 Abdul Bsxak, widow of the American official* said privateDenham m ads hi* ruling when rtilirliin g that country's Com* sis motor gunboat* recently tra n s­ efficient and etabla airc ra ft Indus­ The most thrilling service In education m ln stsr who waa as­ lv this would not curs England's issuing forms which lalmr lead­ munlst-dainlnated government In ferred to the Greek na-.-y. the convention, he said, was a 1 sassinated with a lt othar cabinet try : and (C) a sounder has# for distress but, by ru ttin g down her e n ere to use when disclaiming a street corner conversation lie also announced to n new t Industrlak p r a p a r a d n e * * meaWAR KINGTON, Aug, 19 OP)— processional of the natives if members last month. outlay of dollars, m ight give a any Communist affiliation. . He broke aw ay .from three conference th a t the American ml*: The Office of Denfense T ran s­ Tho official statem ent said 42 nations carrying th e ir coun­ gu ard s while being transferred slim would open headm iartere Tho question of w hethsr over­ measure of relief without g o lr« to trie s' flags. „ These represented portation today lifted th e p artial more than ISO persona were a r ­ Congress for revision of England's n • , n , from a Jail.In Budapest and wa* Thursday a t Salonika, near tha seas a ir operations should be re­ em bargo on United S( sates coal rested early yesterday "fo r se­ ^ t h e nations o f the world In which obligations undsr the i«*n agree-' K C D C I h S l H T C I l d c r driven away with hi* wife in a northern fighting are* in tSo shipm ents to Canada. stricted to ono airline long ha* P t h * C hristian Church tiaa churchcurity reason*/* merit. car h r an American official. Sehlen Greek guerrilla war. E. N. N or­ bean on Issue of coqtruverty. The em bargo waa Invoked last ts operating a t the present A Rangoon police spokesman The Census Bureau re p o rt on ( hapin, U. S. M inister to Hungary, ton. production and distribution Wednesday m idnight ag ain st ship­ said Tin T u t h ad telephoned potlee American export* In June shows! protested hi* a rre st ami the Amer­ specialist of the africullritgl dlvtWARD ACCRITKD “One was Irapressed,” declared m ents via th e Canadian National fo r help, saying ha waa under att h ^ alm ost every European rotmj,, ASUNCION, Paraguay. Aug 19 ican government asked an spot- ■Ion. will head the Salonika office, nment owned daek. T h r T u t said he personally C harles Edward Word, J r., ton t r r except England reduced Ra (AT— The governm ent announced c'gy. — iie r. Yesley, "w ith the fact that Railways, govenrn to lie located tem porarily in the (be participating nationals rep- princilpa! rail line In the do­ had not been In the line of fire o f' Mrs. C. E , Word of Daytona buying from the United States to today th a t a fleet of rebel ‘ships Thuransky. said today he was Up 8, consulate. m in io n .'It was designed to speed Beach and form er resident of Han­ H erbert P. Eandsdale. director and th a t sentries around hla bout* ressnted but a sm all p a r t of trie level* “m arkedly tower" than in which brought Insurgent- .down iwreated because "I wa* defending universal C hristian Church of the return to th is country of exchanged shots w ith th e gunmen ford, woo ono of 26 out of 50(j May. the P araguay River for their as* America against tho dirty re­ of the post-UNRRA eeetion of t b t hadty,needed U. 8 . • frig h t cars applicants who w ere recently ac­ who approached through a wooded 500 000,000 num bers, th e largest, This contributed x 13 percent vault on thla capital had atirren- m arks by Communist and social mission, said the first ships carry* in Canada. cepted a t apprentice school a t the dec 11m la 11 . a . shipments over.- dared unconditional!y„ m ott influential and m eat rap- ^held dem ocratic -leaiDra/*- -He Fully.Figure* released b_ ___ „ N rw nort-Nxw s. Y i; Shipping idir grow ing- rettgimu body oh ■cos, th e first titah le break In The announcement made no rr.< n- th a t ho was beaten with sandbag* relief program were du* a: Pirae­ the time Indicated Canadian Dock Co. H e will learn to be a thle country's rising postwar trend tlon of two gunboats, the Paraguay by police front whoso cm tody he us. the port of A thens, snd Salon­ earth.” National had been ta rd y on m ak­ BURKHALTER DIES m u te r mechanic. The e d i tio n s axvorte. Exports trialed Vl.- and the Ilum aiU , w ith which the escaped as they were shout to ika Thursday or Friday. T heir ing return*. The em bargo did not JA CK SON V ILLE, F la , Aug. 19 were baaed on K holerslilp end of l’l 1.700,000, reb*l* Have harassed government tra n sfe r him to “ the eo-called cargoes include 17,000 tone of “Vyl? affect shipment* via Urn private­ (A N -Peyton B. Burk h alter, pro­ character ratings. force* along the P aran a River In horror chamber.” flour. ly-owned Canadian Pacific Rail­ minent In sporta circles here and SSI ■ ■ 4 ’ T huransky said 90 per cent .'of lW ANIS GUEST the south. I t w as announced re­ way, Canada'* second larg est four year* a member of th e city KING UNCHANGED U. 8. 18 SUED ». C. A. Thompeon. sup­ cently th a t th a Pargguav had been the H ungarian pe<ro!e were proy m playground board, died suddenly W ASHINGTON, Aug. 19, M V - erintendent of the Florida Metho- Interned by A rgentina a t the re ­ American and enti-Communlst and HOUSTON. Tex.. Aug. 1 0 J A V ODT officials |n announcing o f a h e a rt attack here today. T hs condition o f F leet Admiral dislt Childrens Home a t E nterprise, quest of the rebels themselves. wanted America “ to liberate them The Texas City Term inal Railway rooming, aiuiougn he the Immediate liftin g o f the em ­ “ was president of the G ator E rn est J . King, considered “seri­ will be th e guest speaker tom or­ Company today filed an 18.000,009 The captured ships, the govern­ from th eir liheretore." ful night Earlier, bargo today expressed belief the _ Association and waa a In addition to hi* wife. Tereao, suit against the Unltwl 8 tatea had reported that the ___ ______ purpose has been served, In th a t fam iliar figure a t college football ous h r th e N a ry yesterday, h a t row a t th e KiwanU luncheon at ment announcement naid Included n o t changed during the la*t Z4 the T ourist Center, L e tte r Tharp, the Ituilango, the Toro, the Pollux 46, he was accompanied by hit government for dam ages to tha improved state the week-end, but the return o f Ui 8 . cars h ss byen bgskgtbelt garnet as an of- hours,- Retheeda N< ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ and the Cot. M artinet, and several daughters, M argaret, 26, and company's property during, the stilt criUeaRy UL «* 1 M ary, 21. Texas City disaster of last A pril. d rrn id en ! Truman today announc­ ed a shift in three top level adminiatration aiiignmenta detignrd to ipaed up federal action on the European displaced penont prob­ « 400 Feared Dead County .Board As'Mihe’Factory Adopts Economy In Spain Explodes Budget For Year Water In Sanford Tropical Storm Is Indonesian Army Is Found Pure By L y' W eil|ToW PrePare For Lengthy War State Laboratory Water Cut Off, Elec- Estimated Outlay To­ t r i c i t y Disrupted tals $416,023; In Cadiz Disaster Mill Rate Remains Report Based On An­ alysis Of 10 Sam­ ples Taken Aug. 13 Change In Airplane Buying Suggested For Army, Navy Order To Ccar.c-rirc Near s Breakdown As Dutch Retaliate n>.aid Jaycues To List Available Rooms In Canvass Of City Church Convention Is Reported By Rev. W.F. Yesley 10,000 Auto Workers. Are Idle Due To Heat Union Officers To U.S. Exports Decline Take Anti-Red Oath Despite 5 Per Certt*”*S BBlffNfiTpMjj . IncreaHc1To Britain ThuranBk^Tells Of Flfalil From Hungary Burmese Official Ifl Victiin Of Attack (ircck Naval Crews To Train In Norfolk Embargo Lifted On Canadian Shipments Shipn In Paraguay / i i XL' f. � 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 18, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 18, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 18, 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/bf3e87c801437f2d4f9349954902f359.pdf 955155db299197741a0f88bb041d0167 PDF Text Text ----- ■** Fed-Islet Tilt Post­ poned; Stanton And Lake Slated To Get Krider’s Mound Call A rain soaked field nnd squally weather In Daytona Beach forrisi the Fed-lalet game to be post­ poned last night. The two teams return to the Municipal Park tonight for n 1- twin attraction. It 1* likely that Managrr John Sly- JCridsr will name Buddy l.ake and , Bit), SlanWin to handle t}ie hillock ihorea for the Feds. - ** — » • TWflght the fourth' place Or­ lando Senators'* motor up to St. Augustine for a till, after beln.T rained out In Orlando last night. The Ivesburg Pirates weir R drubbed in both ends of a twn bill In their home park by tic Petal) ^ Asal-as last evening. T lPalatkans trimmed the Hue* in tha twilight affair by s 4 to .7 \* margin and returned In the nighteap to con the finale by a 6 to S aeore. Bill I.nvry* turned the trick In both till* for the A'*. . * Big Chuck Aleno cracked n home run In tho seventh inning of the contest between the GainesTill# G-Men and the DeLand Red *1 Hats to lee the tilt, 12 to <5. Ale. no,completed the evening by " pitching six Innings fog tho DcLind team,, and received credit for tha victory. Palatka 004 non 0 4 1 0 , Ueaburg . 008 MO 5 3 4 f Ixivey* and Toncoff;llumgsiralatlia 200 000 400 fl 11 2 Leesburg 000 001 001 2 6 1 . Lossy« and Toncoff} Gormish, Amoriello, Lamlcy and Herring; ton. conference rotnmlikloner* handle. Investigation Of Uprising ~In Sanford Called COMMENTS SIDELINES Judge Ilerlong We had a lengthy conservation yesterday with President Sid Herlong of the Florida State Uague and K looks as though the upri*. ing that ended in a near riot at the Municipal Park taut Saturday night is far from being settled. I le r lo n g stated that he did not realise that the rukua waa as large a* it waa until after he tag­ ged Managrr Bcvll with the |26 fine and additional reports began to Pour Into hi* office. It la quite evident that Umpire Lavrlr squelched the Incident In hia report. ■Alt we can say la that Al Comb* null the presidency of the Florida State Uague at the righ; lime. This Incident is really going to brew and the slew le# going to be thick. Htulong stated tligl hr wanted. to have a qumplMe firm Lie on Ihc case ami would likely hold the meeting In Sanford nest* week, proliably next Wednesday after­ noon. '2 Members of the Orland >Senator club, who were Involved In the spectacle, ictveral lea gun officials and Manager John -Kridcr of the Hanford Celery Feds will likely lie called In to ay pear in the hear* Ing. In simple words Ilerlong will find himself In a muddln. The Sports Roundup By SKIPPER PATRICK SILVER 8PRINGB, Aug. 11 (Special)—Investigation Into one of the most serious charge* ir. baseball—that of a player strik. ing an umpire—wae ordered b: Florida State League Pres. Sy*1 Ilerlong «f (.eeahtlrg last night when evidence was presented him that Indicated this happened HI Sanford last Saturday night dur­ ing an Orlando-Sanfutd contest. .The game wound up with Or­ lando Mgr. Lou ■ Bcvll bitterly protesting Umpire Elmer Lavt* fy*B declilon that ended tho tili. Based on Uvely's report. PresIlerlong fined Devil |25. However, new data filed with the loop head yesterday Indicated that other players were Involv­ ed In the fracas, and, based nn this data, Ilerlong* called a hear­ ing In Sanford next Thursday to which he has called managers of the two teams. All player* who might wish to offer evidence, Umpires I-avely and Glenn Coo­ per, and other*. Pres. Ilerlong yesterday notified all clubs that Ike only players they can sign. after midnight last night, for the remainder of the season 'are players with no previous eiperlencer This means, bo pointed out, that no club * can sign a pteVdr who ha* been under control of any club In organised baseball this -year or any prior year. Y ESTER DAY’ S STARS Diale Howell, Piratea. smashed two home runa, hi* flral of the season, one with the bases load­ DeLand 000 001 606 >12' HUE ed ami drove In alx runs to help Galn'vllle 004 000 0 0 2 > fi 9 ft defeat the Chicago Cuba 10-2. Stewart,* R. Perea, Aleno and Fred Hutchinson, Tigers, twirl­ Madjeiki; Blits, ed* a nine-hitter for hi* 12th v|e. laney. tnry aa the Tiger* defeated the Brow'iia T-T IIT tri6"PW Iiar uf*g he will be a candidate for Congress tdillght-nlght double In the ronrlng election. No matter how he handles this problem he The bitterest civil war In Co­ will mako some people unhappy. lombia ’• history started In '.829, But Ilerlong I# not a man <o with 100,000 deaths In battla In shun responsibility or tu run three years. ' , from trouble. It had been stated that Ilerlong waa adtlsed not to accent tho nrriuoua taak of atralghlcnlng out the KANSAS CITY. A u k . 1 4?W > . T<.m nil 'l'V. VY. Co-owners Tom italnl Baird mand Wilkinson of the Kansas City Monarch* declare the Major Leagues have only iterate hed the surface of outstanding talent in the Negro American and Nation­ al Baseball clrculte. The Kansas City promoters broke In three of tho four ne­ groes, now in the Majors— Brook­ lyn's Jackie Robinson, and Wil­ lard Brown and Henry Thompson of the Bt. Louis <Browns. The IJalrd-Wilklnson team, novtin Its twenty-seventh season, predicts that with lictter training and coaching the Negro Leagues would fairly blossom with Major Istagua stare. should win all of their ‘ game* this fall If they get by their first .four without taking a lick­ ing . . . Three pf the first four sre Indiana, Minnesota and Notre lr*me : : . 'Iowa State Is tho other.. . . The University of Wy­ oming may be in for a brighter era In football . . . Wyoming's head coach Bowden Wyatt, tho Tchneaace All-America of 1938, assistant Hick Hitt and Pres­ ident Duke Humphrey, former Southeastern Confere.vre prexy, each had a hand In. turning out an Orange Bowl* and' conference champion at Mississippi State before the war. the would atand at the finish o / PORTLAND OPEN PORTLAND. Ore.. A u k . MWP> the 72-hole event Sunder. BelPortland'* 110,000 Open Golf tin' Ben from lierahey, P*-» favorite. to Derby began today with Ben Ho­ off a* the logical fftiorit*^ gan figured a* the man to he it make It three victories In a row and W rival* wonderlnR whete at the Portland Country Club Course. He Won the Nstlonsl P. G. A. Championahlp her# last year and (n 1945 set a 27-und#r par scoring record of 281 fur ** 4* 11 I* Mriattf T esltrdsr .u t .441 .144 Nsw York 4, PhUadtlpnl* I Boston t*. Wa.hlngten 1 Dslrnlt T-l, SI g^OMt* I * Cfclesgo I. NEW YtJRK. Aug. 14, t/16|h > Wlghtman Cup play between wumi r sa'a tennla team* of the United >\ * $tat«a and Great Btltnln rciurn* •o . te,(W i country for the first time • Macs 1939 with the opening of .. . tho two-day aerie* at Forest Hill* Saturday. Wimbledon Champion Margaret iborne of Ban Franrlscn w111 meet Ire. Jean Bnstork and Igtula tough of Beverly 11111*. Calif., q. 2 U. B. ptayor. wlll fare Mra. tev Stammer# Menaica. veteran ritlah atar. In the opening alngles. Saturday's program, according i pairing* released yesterday by Beans 21 Fresh Tender Fancy Selected lb car* on Tomatoes U roy (Satchel) Paige; still the most cherished asset# o f tho Monarch*, Kansas City’* entry in the Negro American Uague, has been invited bv the National Baseball Congress to' throw out the first hall, make- the pitch, nr do just about anything he would* like on the night of An*. 20 when the first all-Dixie ne­ gro team make* It* start i.r tha congress' thirteenth seml.pro tournament to .appear on open­ ing night Friday, hut Ole Batch hat a conflicting league date , , , Paige's 60 strikeouts In fire kte owsr AH»Mtic a r*o»c ns ca NUTLEY margarine ANN PAGE Salad Dressing Booker Daniels, a former atar Reeves Peter* la serving his ninth year aa sccrrlary-lMaettrer of the National Association <.t Football Commissioners but ac­ tually he’s not a commissioner, of the aamn status a* other mem­ bers of the association. The ca­ pable Kansas Citlan, A prep school coach for 26 year# and a former football-basketball referee, lu enmWialoher of officlaln lor Ihd big' alx conference . But hla duties are limited to assigning officials lor Big Six athletic contests . . . Ha undertakes no administrative duties, does no rule Interpreting or any of the other jnbe moU COCA COLA SEVEN-UP DR. PEPPER MUNICIPAL PARK 6:45 P. M NU-GRAPE " *fl Bqttleir 25c Plus Bottla Deposit - DOUBLE HEADER WESSON JEWEL SHORTENING PILLSBURY FLOUR .ARMOURS BFEP TRIPE 2 lb BOX 35c PRUNES Woodburys Facial Soap Iyory Snow bar 1 med. pkg. 12c 10c Ig. pkg. 30c Sweetheart Bath Bosco • COLUMBUS. Gg.. Aug. 14, UP) — Caul. Fred Moseley or Norfolk, Va., medalist with a 36 hols total of 140 for the qualifying round, led the field today a* 82 of the beat U. 8. Army golfeu began match play over the raln-toaVed Fort Hrnnipg Course. In yesterday’s tour of tho course,*Moseley, of thb Second Air Transport1Group of FslrtlHd, QaL If., cama In wltlj a six-imder pot 66, Including aeyen nlrdies ■The NABISCO VANILLA WAFERS SUPERITB BEEF CHUCK ROAST ALL-MBAT BRISKET 'i'-uyJui: BEEF *; ' BEEF . SHORT RIBS of NABISCO m 39 I ;i. LINKS LUCKY STRIKE v 9 t- _ *,:: - . THE TOBACCO BUYERl presentsTHE MAN WHO KNCWS ANN PAGE r Q r \ ______ _ GRAPE JELLY 45 brba^ past * .6 CUDRAY8 BAG * BEST GRADB BALT PORK 1 * f 36c ltk SUPERITB VEAL BONED and ROLLED BHOLDRR U ROAST 63c fm CHOPS 59e lb. VEAL SIRLOIN STEAKS Tha learn crown wia won by tha Air IVanaport Commend team of *, Moseley, Lt- Bruce Stiacb* lb, Sgt. Gene Fraee, and U . Jot i**U with 6M atroket- Tha Air ante Command Wha aeeond with and tha Headquarter* Train- Bbe lb. END CUTS — PORK singles matches and a teat «fllL comprise SunIA tingles It will first hola te aaaura themselves of I pots. Chief Warrant Officer Dev* eret Moore of Ashland, Ky., Lt. against Joe Worthington of San Antonio, ami Corporal Takeo Kawakam, of Honolulu, won out on the second Aug, II,* Ph. 953 Army Golfers Begin Play On Rain Soaked F t Henning Course between Doris Hart of Ml. id Mr*. Pat Todd of Hidden Calif., Wimbledon Chamand the young British comn pf Joy Qannon and Jean FINALS The MUSIC Box 119 W. 1st Fresh Tender String Legal Notice Ctsvflsnd 7 : Wight man Cup Play !<l Between American, I British Girls Begina ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD RADIO BARDEN FRESH FRUITS & VEGS. when he look the po»t that he would have to make decision* con­ cerning cities that carry heavy votes In the Fiflh Congressional ala th a 4 * •*4 - 4*1 >1 , sssbsrg 14 71 .111 3*H District. avion* Dsach It 74 .1*1 *Ue Ilerlong la to be rommendrd lit,alia XtairaSsr for not running from the teak. P ala tk a 4- i , U s t b u r a *•* D tla n d IL OaJnsivlBs I . He Jumped Into the mlddla of Dt. Atigurtln* al ClrUnlo, PI'O- the whirlpool nnd Immediately rale ' ' •ANFOi4l> at Harms* lt**cb, slapped a 150 ticket on tha Da; tops Beach Islet* for not protect, ing playcra from abuse In the City Mand-Park. -That took-pUnty.of Undo at W. Aeg mine mtmrg ai rmsta* intestinal fortitude. iriona a* SANFORD Upon accepting the preatdaney sintfvlll* at Dalaud of the FSL llerlnng staled that KATIOXAI. L S ia ir , he would not tolerate any foolishand would require all clubs to walk the straight and narrow line. New York Ilerlong, being an hone«t man, Bolton will not sidestep this Issue und CtndnqaU Chios* n will race 11. H I* It lie that if he were less honeal, vnd think, Philadelphia 43 *« lag only of vole gelling rom# the primary election* nrxl May, he might have bypassed lh# whole affair nnd woujd h*v# let It drop with lb* 113 fine stamped on llaril. . The wav It looks to ut It that N*W Turk >1 ,11 .111 Rm Ios It 41 .141 there will be more end larger reDstrolt tl “ l b *>14 twreusalon* from the Senator up­ Phflsdflphls 1* *1 .411 rising. Cl»v*l*nd i lV .t l t>n Chicago Washington ■I. Louis UP TO J g Q TRADE IN CHOPS MUSBELMAN'S PIE CHERRIES 59e lb. RED PERCH FILLETS FILLETS POULTRY F. L. A v m , tedepenrfent totecco kuyvr, o f Dam iilo, Virginia, hot lean a Lucky Strike t makerfor 19 yuan s m titm �b Umity Then U Strength— THE WEATHER To PnrtMt tbs Pi k i of th* World; To Promote thi Pro*re** of A u r l(i| To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. CiiiivtdvrshT# cloudiness through Saturday. Scattered shoWfr# n\ti*ll) during aftcrrtoonfc AN ✓ OLUME XXXVIII IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY SANFORD,-FLORIDA, Established 1908 ‘ InterMeet Is Paraguay Mediation Is Agreed Upon; Brazilian Is Elect­ ed To Presidency PETR0P0LI5. Branl, Aug. 11 <A*>— President Euiico Caspar Dutra, welcoming representative* id 20 nation! to a liiiloric IntnAmtrican Conrrrence, utgrd today that they girt the world an ex­ ample for univrrul unity. Pan American toltdattly in the face of any pioipective aggrex»or of the fuluie, he told th.’ delegate!, would pieirnt the work with a "typical model" for lurl: a ittuelure. Before the plenary iriuun oprn ed. the delegate! agteed at ptepatalory meeting to lupputi mediation effort! in the Faiaguy an civil war. ■*' TRl d e l e g a t e s Unanimously elected Raul Fernandes, Hi m il» foreign miniMer, ai president ot this conference called to form • treat) of mutual defense. President Dutra told the deledate*, that through their wiirk here, they would trniiibitf into term* of practical policy the prin­ ciple that "in an orgaminl in­ ternational society. th're ran Uno place for neutrality ImtWren law and crime,'' Ltvrgec the Anu-ritnn Re1 putties, aa members of the Unit­ ed Nationa, to be ready to “ waive their freedom of wetiotr un be­ half of the community of which they are a part" in matter a mu. •ide thalr own domestic interest*. Re said it would lie ideal if what was accomplished in tne American Repuhlira alio coulil lU ltlM M m I'm , ln,| Precautions Taken In Texas In Event. Of Change In Direct tor. TAMPICO. Mcx.. Aug. 15 «vi —A msjoi tropical humcanr with wintli well ovei llltl mile* so Iioui struck the cosit near this oil city at dawn today, ravaging Tampico itirlf with ‘>U to 95 mile winds.. 1 • For two dayi the storm had moved along the Mexican Load, •daymg with Tampico like a (it 'oying with a mouse, ■ Slrrri**wrrr tlrseiled afsTJTO V M. (i-M ) today as wind) up­ rooted tree!, thatlricd windows and drstroyed tignt and folage. Damage to oil writs was cxprclcd. The Weather llurrau here said manv of Its instruments were broken laid accurate meaiuirmrnts had liecome impossible for. the present. The- full Time 'o f tile hurricane is expected to In-come apparent later in the morning. A II. S. Weather tetiort nt Brownsville earlier hal said the storm ''definitely” wys moving inc land. Earlier indications that it might veer northeast and strike Iho Tex­ as Coast proved groundless. Warn­ ing* had been issued to ships to remain in port. The lied Ciosi wax standing .by— — -------- — Residents hsd taken lucraullotis, remembering the WM hurricane which killed obotU 30, iniiuid hun­ dreds. cost millioni In properly damage In tiki* lush valh-v. The hVrlcsnc. termr-l of major proportions with 100 to Kt) mite an hour winds at its rente.', hod tig-tagged a crooked course near Tampico aince Wednesday. Lete yesterday rlmidbursts, stiff winds and extremely heavy tides were reported there. Reaches were flooded, and many cabins washed away. Owner* of housrs near the a«-a II »allMur4 us I'sat Tss| FRIDAY) AUG. 15, 1917 -------- Are Executed In Palestine Action Against Brig­ andism Announced By Note From Jew­ ish U n d e r gtcund Atomic Energy Group Decides Red * Plan Is Not A d e q u a t e In Present Form TEL A V lv T l’xTnhnr. Aug. 1) VP)- Hsgsna, the Jewish undergiountl oigani/almn. announced today it hsd executed seven Arabs ’for the brigandism which ha* been responsible for recent at­ tacks on Jewfth settlements." A gunlight look -place, unolficial sources said, nrar an or­ ange grove shanty which hou>et. the Arabs. "Thrte . aic |mistbjv i dotrn drad," police said, "lherc ale some bodies still under thr debris." Four Atabs were found shot to Jeath in the yaid. The house it­ self! was demolished by a blast early this morning. The house was aboul six miles from Jewish ol bloody racial ilaibri which have lakrn a heavy toll in dead and woundrd since Sunday. llagana’s communion* said it had found the house "which was the headquarters fur tho brigan­ dism which has Wen responsible for the recent attacks on .lewisli settlements in the Plains ot Khai on ami for the attack on the Fan Hawaii .Cafe (un the Yarkon Riv­ er) Sunday night." At the cafe 20 men. -.Icacrilred hv Jewish sources as Arabs, wills-1 four and injured 10 other*. “ Our soldiers executed the lend­ er of the briganls and then i-xi-eutcd six of hit men foitxd in the house." the communique said. In the continuing racial ati.fe near the boundary of Trl Aviv and Jaffa, two Arahx itreru (uiiiul stabbed to death near the Hittikva quarter In the same arru where two Jewa were killed yesterday. One Jew was found shot to death ip 'be ?*ba colony, 12 miles north of Tel Aviv and Jaffa. The new killings brought tintoll of dead since Sundae to at least 28. 17 Arsbs nnd I) Jew*. Forty Arabs end 17 Jew* have Wen wounded seriously and aWilt 6() Arabs and Jewa have Wen hurt. Property damage In the strife- Pakistanis Envoy IT It RETORIED that M. A. llusaun Ispahlni (ulrovc), 44. o nieiuber »d the .Moslem f.eogu r'i Working Coinnilltcv, may be appointed *« PakUInn's ttrst envoy to the United Slates, lie is a graduate of Cam­ bridge Unlvet sity. Pakistan formal­ ly beca;ne a Misdem Stale under Its own government In the Indian UwUu>-un-At*fc 14t—tf ateewelieaet^ U.S. Rejects Bugsy’s Girl Well Protected LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. l i iA'. The political conuiiillec ol 111*t'mtrd Nation* Atomic Hnrigt Commillion decided by It) Vole* I-slay lhal ihr Soviet plan (m an international Cnnlral Cuminb »M>n !• fuq aiUqiirtfr .*» >1 m»v* ♦lands il lell llic way open fo« tuithri ulks. however. * 1lie I'mtrsl Slates., sslncli inluted tepr.itrdlv lor a voir, amt nine other mrmbns ol the sumuiitlee voted lor a Canadian les- [ lilllllon. which was slublnmilv luught by Russia. Nu negative vote or 'ihitentfonV **s-is- taken, but Russia and PisInhil were on rrs'nril uffirinll) aj'dltfXP the pr<i;Hi*al ■S - W i al at__Llai— Ilnil.illU N O. 196 ». * w Aiioclatad Prfii Ltaied Wiro « -------- Canada Atom Control Plan Is Approved S Major Hurricane Ravages Tampico On Inland Sweep N E W SP A P E K — ‘ State Department In­ s i s t s On P a r l e y Of 11 ‘’Nations DeSpite Red Boycott WAS! IINC, I UN. Aug. 15 (A*)— ;; 1be kni«rsl*jti?.<V* i's^ lv ttcte d , _. (iini!) a-Soviet■demanil that tlie j mb *>( ili.twntg up a peace Ire** ty lot Japan lie lell to the Big I our Pacific |-iwru, the United Mates, [itdxin, China ami Rus■i.l I be Amen, an pu'sdion was disI. closed in a note mads public to­ day by die Mate Urpaitmcnt. It was dr In Tied tu Srluril K. t*ar.ipkui R u fiin ibsiae d'aiiaiiei, • 1 by l li.ulrs I.. liolilcn, dcpsrt-me+tt-sl—*—o*T—4-**-;—two—,lsvs-*|*i-----lii tits* note, tlie United State! maintained p* uidm.lgmg position llihl (lit- In :it> -tumid lie draft­ bmii! that tin HCliaii did lust mean the .Soviet ' proposals wen* jrrtrsl, Ttiey tlisictsol lhal the |dan ..Mild to, taken up ngalti whene'.-r the Kussinn* lironght lit* .dititioinil iiiu'.eiitil *ueh u* un -a -1- to qm-stiou* tiskeii hv Rill am • « Andiei A. Gromyko of Riissns J n m in in n s " " »>»"i*t.oii mJv E A A A Illw U O j , ujtj muki* Mnmn* ilifft/ult" tlit> ■ ’ U’ sk of ti^M'vUiulil' #fi Indian Leaders Make Peace Plea ■ mi In [\ p w Millions Of Hindus;::!! 'i * r ...... plan;',,u Moslems Joyously 'ieorgf irnnlieff -if t'annilii said lesollltioll Wu* tii!enilrd>only Observe Freedom the tu focus the discussion at tin* NEW DELHI. Aug. 15 (A1) I lie Dominion o( India, as nfiist iilliri.il act, appealed b* iiiicltt_lux_ xcxiAtiuu__ u( - Hindu Moslem violent e in Imtli thn luuntiy and tlie Dominion •I Pakistan. "Whatever dilicicm-M .w* i*,,e must be retnlvtil !iy peacrlul and democratic metbiKls." Vnmr Min­ ister Jawahailal Nebiu's cabinet drclarcd. "We air (ire |H-ople today. 1^1 ui act then a* lire The completed Seminole County . school budget for the coming school men and vyimirrt" 'year was yesterday approved by ir’aatlaue aa Page T « hI Great thronga j*f tin* domihiiiiis* the County Hoard of Public In100.009.IH8) celi-brali-d jum-oty Itructlon and was forwarded to tliHr new indepnidi*nce of the Bostonian Is Cooler the State school department .it British raj. Commun'd wmfai*>, ' Tallahassee for approval, it wns Here Thun. At Home which him left scort-if dt-.nl this announced this morning by Supt. week In the Punjab, li-s*i ri,d in T. W. Lawton. Arthur W. Cook, retired Hi«- Biinit’ renleni. Preacnt at the meeting were L. General Bradley To Lord Mount IinMen teansb h -d ton photagrapher, today repoitE. Jordon. J. A.-Hi»tlm.\ Waller Visit. Italy On Tour ril that he -Is having an awfully llritisli nuthorily at u<idnwv lo Haynes and Supt. Lawtun. , hard time convincing the folks the larger Dominion of li lia, Tlie budget as finally approved WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. b P »- hack home that Sanford 1* * get­ whose 227.00U.onu resident me calls for 15(19.519 for operating expenses and 108,934 fir capital General Omar 14. Rradley. veter­ ting weather 10 degrees cooler overwhelmingly Hindu, ilerbsmo d outlay which provides for repair* ans administrator, will Viatl Duly than Roston during thr cuiterl title from viceroy to govt-rmu k-cngrab ______ __ Of the total, the on hi* rurrent trip to inspect the heat wave lit the Northeast. and building. M. J. Jinnalt. Iho monn-lrd Mos­ “ It w ii 99 degree* yesterday 8 late will furnish 9329.379,' It Wan I condition of troop* In Europe, the in Roston," he chuckled, "anil hen lem League leadei whose adamant stated. I Wap. Department said t.-dav. of General school fund milbige was The statement was made In res- in Sanford it got up only to 89, stand largely •aimed tilvidset af 10 mills and special tax dis- I ponse to questions from reporter* Another thing, here it i*.cool>r the country, became, govai nor.) . ntriet miljage at four mill*. For who called attention lo charge* by in tlie shade than up there it rrsl of I'skistsn nnd il l M.lMn.i »0, school bond Interest xml sinking hewspaper roluntnisf Robert Ru- seem* just us hot, in the shade mpatlv Moilvm*. nt Karmhi. fund* the following inillagj was ark of lavish living by Army of­ They won't Iwllcve that up ther •i Mohsndaa K. Gandhi.'the fiatl ficers In the Mediterranean Thea- though—they think’ we afe Just little lawyer who. Iweania kno-in seti as the "nirhiteet of India'* )-■■*• ter and dissatisfaction among roasting down here." , District . Mills dom" liv hi* lengthy, wild r ,mtroop*. * Mr. Cook wanted to get up .1 • 1 *» Week* before thtie chargi'i br in the tower of the City Hrll psignlng, ia-gan fasting. pia,mg . 2 ** came nuldic. President Trumsn this morning to photograph the and spinning at Ida llellingballe 3 directed that General Rradley visit Zoo with hi* w a l l camera, but ‘■peace mi*slon” in ea*l Catrtnia. * ' 4 . * 2 Hundreds of ihotmand.i of Hirtroops in Europe as hi* persons City M niagrr II. N. Sayer tn <r '9 — ;t H *>il>»S an Itaa* Tssa'lrepresentative. This . Increased formed him that there was ho 6 3 speculation that the President will way to get up In the tower, an Supt. Lawton today pointed out , that this will mak* an Inm-aao of appoint Rradtej) aa army chief of Mr. Cook look a few shot* from Seeing Eye Dog Aids four mill* for current purpose*, staff whjpi General Dwight D. the hack stair landing of thr MistreHH At Wreck but will result tn a reduction of Eisenhower, the present chief, he' Uity Hall, and In so doing re­ approximate!/ two mills for bonds. comes president of Columbia Uni- marked how picturesque the po I’ HILADELFIIIA, Aug. 16, . )*) Ike - Italian looked. , He revestrd This will reault, he aald. In a net vit si tv early next year. Ilradlev sail* from New York that he had been a photographer —Two trolley car* collided, injur­ ' overall Increaaa of two mills. in Roston from 1889 to 1939. ing 13 pet-sons, and through the • Sine* all application* of bus today. ICh Us s h I SB Stage r t s r l B. F. Wl-ltrser. weatherman, turmoil inside one of the eais n today confirmed the fact that Seeing eye dog lest his blind mis­ I Paraguay’s Capital th* maximum t temperature ye* tress'to the street uninjured. Message To Scouts Almost all window's in liutli rars . Troops Reinforced terday waa 89 'and the minimum were broken in the crash last 71 .degrees. Rainfall totalled .22 Sent CIO Chief fllg&t and glsas showered SH-yesrRif ENDS AIRES, Aug. 16 «P > - inefn old Grace ttchsrelder nnd fhi- other forces defending M O ia S O N , France, ‘ Aug. 16 Goverment psssengrr*. Occupants were tos­ presto (AT— Philip Murray, president of Paraguay's Capital of Asuncion 11 Burmese Leaders sed in all directions. tha.CIO. told the World Roy against insurgent attack were re­ “ Pal must have sensed that the ported hv an official Argentine Stricken With Poison measa Scout Jamboree In a message to­ accident was coming,” said Hr** source" todsv to have been reinforc­ ha,prayed that all future day that t] RANGOON, Burma, Aug 16 Ocnsreldrr. "Then peuplr l-egan , meeting of young men In uniform ed by 2,600 troops from outsida. (A1 )— An attempt to poison high to scresm. 1 got up sn-1 Pal drew Capt. Cartoe Olman. Argon* •would be* solely in the furtherranking, officer* of th* People's me through the crowd to The cen­ tine naval attache In the Pent' tnce of International .amity. Volunteer Organisation, militant ter door The conductor opened It gus yon .capital,* in tftmtd th* navy J Tim. message, sent to Eagle “ private army " of the Anti- and I visa the first one off. ministry here last night that ' Scout Salvatore Todaro, Jr., of Fascist Peopla'i Freedom League, the new troops had come from the SL Joseph's Farm School, Dun Irk, N. Yv, aald: "I am honored a( Campo Grande military base near was mad* last night during a din­ Boyle Re-elected To the opportunity to tend through (Asuncion. He reported President ner party, bffletaU aald t-'> y Civil Service Board Shortly after thh dinner party yo)l a message to th# 1*17 World lllginio Morinrfo's •administration 11 officer* collapsed and were in a "solid” position. Jamboree o f Bcouta. * However, refugees from Par rushed to the hospital, where aeven , Thirty-two City employee* yes“ What a contrast between this unanimously re-elected ___ Uft* of young __ men In unform aguay at the Argentine frontier were .detained for further trart- tdrday Lloyd F. Roy to for tho thud Bfcd th?t o f a fin r yean agoTitoy earlier had estlmatad the asuclon ■eat. The antl-faseisi People's Free­ tipie to represent them ss s mom* are together on the field* of garrison at from 3,000 (o 4.000 men France, yet their uniform is not only, Including police end medical dom League la th* dominant bar o f the Ci*Hl Service Hoard movamant in Burma, of which ha is secretary. -• and ouartermaaer troops thrown political Into lit'line4, l|UIUC. KHtnOflOO cumntTy d r in m f lu cbiuniuilon "Th* .result of this electi i l to become a aoverlgn republic. •hows th* high record and esteem rebel*. The Argentine naval xone U Aung San and alx cabinet mem In which you are held." wrote - RATTLB8NAKE8 KILLED Two rattlesnake killings were commander of the border wired bera, leaden of the Interim gov- N. O. Garner, assistant secretary reported h en yesterday. One waa J the nary mlnlilry that, by re­ eminent and o f the AFPFL. were and examinar to Mr. Boyle, Ha also pointed out that it- was a ft ell-foot a a u e which was ahot |quest of the crew, he would take assassinated last month. Among thoaa poisoned were fir# vote considering the fact wear the Utile take behind the |possession today of the Insurjent pri­ H* that many employ**#* eligible'‘ to U k# Marv school house by Deputy , gunboat Paraguay and the Intern Bo Tun Lin, political and b to Thank tn Nu, vote are away on vacation. . Sheriff Charlek Beck, nnd which her UO-man peaaonnel. The gun- vate* Aung San aa pr#The other member* of the Civ­ he reported had U rattles and a boat recently sustained damage who- „ il Service Board are Harry 1-ee button: tho othtr « u ■ surm foot 'In tn tffort to p u * Igytlltt mler, Hospital attendants aald all (chairman) and II. E. Tooke, Jr., rattler with nine ratUes which Jbelterle* at CerHto on the Parana those treated were recovering and who represent the city and' who wan expected to leave their ward* art appointed to the post by today. the City Commission. By ■ is,-e. Answering. Gu/niyk0'* di tumid for ” |Ktiiil-tty point” talk el. the Knii*itin pmp.i,ui*. igna i.eff »aid the delegates wilt a led to s|ieak, led none laid •. It ft' t o ito ' So. ” . I lie Uapndiiili it-'elolinn Muted Mint the ■colltUliUt-s- i.-solVV- ttint the Russian control cnmmi*hioii piope.nl , Mil..idltrd June II, ''ns they now staild" do tiol "niovide tin uilojim'r liaii* for the devet ipment hv the n nunittre of a|H-> ilo- phipossl* foi nu -i-llscli . . h IiiihH on T o o l Members Fined By Robson As ‘Tail Twister” In In* ,-ffnint rapacR-/ of 'fail Twi*li-r. Ilnrrv itidwon today scarchcti laillifidlv for Linn pin* on member* of the I.loir Club at the luncheon «• the Touti»t Center, and thu*e who failed tu have a pin Were fim-d lit rent*.each. Upon the advice of Hr. Frank IJulltman that fresh (•■uialia-s have vjtamtn value, Ri>l..-,iiu fined members'whit had failed tu put tomatoes on their [dale* Vvln-n served by Mrs. M, 1), Gatchel. Even J. N. Robson, Jr. Horry's brother, wn- fined for failure to remove hi* plate from the tuhle last Week*. Having done a * vi-rv thorough iob of "tad twisting" including the- fining "of King'Linn \V, 0Livingston and former King Lion Henry Witte, Jr., Tull Twister Robson sat down to count his "Illgotten" gains when Lion Richard Deaa arose nnd moved that Mr. Robson U- fined 10 -ents for fallure to iy-te that he was not wear­ ing his IJon pin. The vote was unanimous. Tel Williams, who was not pre­ sent. tvs- named as a director of the clult to replace Dary! Swan who has moved to Clearwater as manager of the Mather store. Midwestern Drought Relieved By Showers Hr the Associated' I’ rae* ’ The Midwestern drought-appear, ed today to lie lu raking up piece meal as moderate or normal tem­ peratures returned to most of th# tuition. Except for the swotterlng At­ lantic states, scalterc-1 cooling shower* or thunderstorms within the past 48 hours had ssnt ternoeraturn hack Into thu 80s or tower 90s over most of-the Mid­ west P. F. Sutton, federal westhrr forecaster st Chicago, said •ask­ ing rains were wlde*pr»*d throughout the Ohio Valley last night from the Mississippi.River to the H»glnil sn.1 ljuL lhe|! wart expected to continue today, More scattered light fhowers wars expected In Minnesota and •astern portions of the Dakotas but general rains still ware needed In the Grist* Plains State* where some crops contlnaed to deterior­ ate because of lack o f moisture. The northeast which has had two dava of temperatures In the high 90s would nave to wait at least another 24 hour* for relief, the forecaster said, adding that th* wbola region would continue warm today. r l > * » X, ; * ►- ed !-, an - h-Vi si iinlidh confeirnc*. \u I d in-oil- .tdain tlint tins riiSiv will I.t i. t-i-.l with that it Ifu- is refuses tu ••i pressed PICTURED AT HER SUNSET IS1AN0 HOME, Miami. Fin.. Virginia 11,11, reputed friend of the late Itenjiimin “ IliU; ) "Su-gel, omh-rr wllli Edward llivltop. head of a private detective agi-my which is furnishing tier witli 24*tu*ur gnatd. Heporteilly tlireqleneil withaleatb st-vnal tunes follow­ ing tlie shunting of Sirj'ri iii lo-r* 'oallAl.il l '.ihf.u 111,I hutill-, Msa* ttlli 11 * llvssl in csMiBlmtt fear for her life. (fnlrrnafionaJ..S'oundphoto) its lint tliF .s. -- n-i Union would If) ti , .(xjiiilnne peace pncii treat) i *»ii f* ft in . f.i Ik- Iteld “ in lii*? f:rut : m int’ rn. 1 lilts InT i I--, definite dale t i a \1 t fi t |Ik- ,'iinfriciice Imt l IiU f It-Vrit. 1 li lull* which have w « ? tID ll«'t to attend ara this ■ft.it IV Hi it aln. iflliia, Russia, AtL Ii.-ilih, Ne« /.retail I. ‘ he Netfli-riotat ■ Ira ini the l‘t.llt|iptues, liidiil pn<i l jii.a.la. til .lull— have accepted - lii, tijviinlb.'n i (■• l Mlale* Hole wax Truman Declares Dutch To Seek Jiily J'J, nt v\hu h ili** Soviet Unm II I i*.f f i iniFfuitiutt uf th« ' • *ja-nn. itcsly s.a.f.1-.— pcohleme V National Guardis MediationBodyOn Mhvlapniu-e lie ■■ Hii.it uf fmeigp mmSr.1,-1*Iline wllli the Vital To Security Indonesian Issnej I•i I lii* dmaiMihl i* full-wing in drawing. hi ii- s s li- uni- fm m R u »«l« ik h k iii ik Proclamation Desig­ nates Sept, It) As National Guar-.! Day ’WASHl\t.ION. Au« C n -,i,Im l that 15 11liman t l c d a i n l liatimi ll sriim tv P* iml-iy ib in toil * t j up t-iim- In ii.i fin Italy and A r b i t r a t i o n B u ; m l T o ' ,li(1" ............. ..lines which I , _ II-w IIm is H. Sana In>! Settle Dispute In-1 dependent O! u n |Pepper Prefers \Mg i . 11 n 1L i b o r r i i a m p i o n %%'.ID Ir|ltdt«* 1:, if.uiy loiliy (n pt • • »• rt Pilis'ii III .1 tilirr lU.in .1 •i»it linn It, I v> h HEI.L III liy. hi settle llir Ill'llnM *MI# 'A X>Mtv .. 11>\, Aug. 15 i/l*l — |L .‘ (lispulr iiulrpemleiitf) ill Sc .Sim Pi jii*,-i tit-Fin.l. predicttjif- iliiii' Tn- -Inii Tinman will j I ’ndeil Nalmn*. In- -I i -1- tin- ib-nuk'iatii* vice i A teliabfe tnlmiii.inl. wlpilsai.f pte-tdelrmi- ilithliqet-. MiggeXled Iii- bid i.illril with Nclhcriand, I.'mIhv i Iiui iic "a 1 1intnpii.ll , ^ __j. i-i-i.-,f-nt alive D. Ertco N. Win ,,f tin- i,.,rl>i.i|; mm," I In- I ! --I i Si-t-rthu tuld a KIrlfrms ie|Hiilri| llu* nrw Dii’ i *i li pintci, ii,-1- 1 \i", lie diH-siv'l l»e I‘lit! tu III- .1* |ll|loV55 lirvt- ili"iy ) Wall ii-•»> ami Mr. "l dt -ngvthor a* I \ i li r •* u-iniiit nt hit i d iff t’lnmio -w «-11i s i'eiqa-r laid vvthiM lit* -»d- up wiling lit)* . :i li tin." fi whnilnr tn* 4if itrlicli* IT in •h-- , ii. m i- -nnr Wnllacv for •In- Nu • -t—i .b-i-iio dm funner •I.*' I lt»i,c itijuti ,\crpii,tmiiti .-.I o |.|.--i-h tM . - l|l|Hltl uf 01*11 ill (l it(iv la Iifwf \lti|i It ;. f>r! Vti-rit Ifi** \Vt 111.-I th*" inttu/i-d I !---t , , i',V|hshiI. "I tUsui AVnlfeCr ,'#tt r,,(* IG'l'illdic* ■*I, Tbr lutiAjlul tiiiiiii I anil i ••-! .let in, hi- n iTMiw by continu­ Jilaili*) hi |i"•* ing in Ik- n juivait! tituen whs .| ,s v In mind fn-rly," Pepp-lT lime i)» fWidf whirl lief aaid.. UN.- StHMirily fuUflHI hail Tin- Kim i-i.i Senator said he •liriiuii i\«'i tin* Imluronitiii ha-- un doubt jlmt Mr. Trumsn Ihm. will »vb*ct, tin- map who ts to Vm» Kleffeii* wn« etiwvlril li run with him and fhst the con­ niiititiimc hiit |*Ihm nt tin* *»|whtn T vent imi ivjli pi n |i( 1*1* choice. |l «HMtniril , ii16 i'HRf 'I'It**V Tim! .hapiirm'd in 1911 when th# IniiPrvaldrni Roosevelt rest lleUire adtifi yud chose Mr. KuruHu’s U. S. Trip Truman, lie nntlitnied. the Pivsident, ought Defended At Trial I,, *1picktlimV sums-body wini siihscribes •I .illllnii-,1 Ha » a s T » il lake tin* m u i » . Nrlltril.iml* As Vice-President that llic l nilcii Slate* ban -i "lull) •manned, s-quqqtesl -tyd 11ainrd' National lauanl te.idy l11 talc the luld "ill tune ul iiatmnal danger.-" I b- piade tbi* slalemcnl iu -* pi ik 1.1rnaImu designating S |" D* a* National (iiiaid Da) It* oh seivancp v%ill be |i.nl n! a le riuiling dull- tu - slieii'tlben lbNatiunal Guatd. Mr. Truinan «,ki.l i-mnmitIn ia*m- prnctamalion. In the i.h* M-i vutiKi of llu- aecnsioii, inns king the *iivenlli. aiuiivs-tVarv oj Hu rr\lranee of the Nnliomil (i-nthl iht** tin- nsllimnl servi, - prior to World War II. Tin- ts-xt uf hia prucUmntion: “ Wheu-aa the Natloiml Ctiaid nf the United Rlnlos h-sf l»-i h n bulwark uf our mllilaiv fuiei-* i i slrugglt-B against foreign nguri sura ami the support of our |H-<qiiiin time* of domestic dlArli-ri ami “ Whcrv'M the uccurtl; of-.nut nation 111-111*011* that tin- Nniiopnl Gumd Ik* fully nianiu-l. unuip|lbd ami trained aa a foivi- imiiieiliuti-iy availatde In linm'of nntioiial dun get: nnd ‘‘ Whereas Rept.'lfl, 1917. maik* T o k y o . Aug. is, uPi - a w i t - ' ------------------------ - . . . . . the seventh anniversary of the ness luld the inter national liihun.il • entrance of the aNtianal tiuaril today that Sahum KuinsTa trip, Koreans Slmut For li.iuiliauptl niti i,m.» T ««l to Washington iduutly h.-i’mv war! Inoks, out was carried mil mill I,- I Freedom During Talk u- one more effect offeiing nti ed- 1 ____ _____ Railroad Has 2nd ditlunnl chance .to iu,vei-d in i!u(jo y |( nil I'llTK Wreck In 12 Hours earnestly desired romlusien ef SEOUL. Aug. 15 t/ll— ShoitU negotiations. |<lf -anAiruiti-eshlpl'’ and "im- S Kuomachl Yamamoto, ehh-f of mcilinli indcitcniirncel" fn>B» PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 16, -Vt Knrettas cob—The Pennsylvania Itaiimn fs >w- the East Asiatic and Atti-TI. ,*uJrrnwduf Hd.tMkt ond wreck In Philadelphia within bureaus of tin- Foreign liff'ce mi ' serving the srrond anniversary of 12 hour* killed a tiiawngec train der Sltigenuri Togo, tevfflcd fur their liberation front th* Japai thy defense In the trial o f 25 Jnp- repeal nil y Interrupted an add engineer early today. L. P. Dufflelil. 57, Woodbury, anise accused of war ri lines. He by Russian General T. F. Hhttkew N. J., died at the rontro1! of hi* said Knrusu left for Washington today, locomotive as II derailed nnd ,y>r- two dava after the Japanese -liigh 1 Khtikuv** vole* boomed louder liaiiv overturned at 33rd and Ml. command amt cabinet a: u liai*oii over the nubile address system at conference had decided to .make u Seoul stadium as the crowd roared -, Vernon Street*. The tram had lust reached the city fmm Cape final offer to the U. S. while curt- Im slogans. The kutrsn* listened May. N. J, *11 passepger enr* re­ tinning lucpprations to attack if sib-nUy to American Maj. G*neral Alta-rt E. Brown and then cheered mained on the. track* ami occup­ the offer were not accented. : i— "Thw-suggHStiun baa ohk-h. l.e»ss loudly. ants escaped iajuxy. Shtikiiv ts the chief Russian Another engineman was kilhiJ made that it was ihtrmli-d as a and 20 pasarngers injured uy the measure to gain time hv deceiv­ legate to th* Joint U. 8.—So' flrat wreck In. which a crowded ing the United Stales," Yemam.ito romtulsslon which has attempl rommutor train and a Imcking testified. "But as I nxvj already to set up ‘a provisional government indicateil. the difficulty in the liai­ for all of-’ Korita. Brown la the locomotive collided. The engineman, J. D. KI Inge- son cqnference from lung U-fore chief American delegate. Commission sessions have been man. of Norristown, Pa., wn* had heeil to persuade tlu< higli crushed to death in bis telescoped rommnnd to agreo to enough delay stalled on the qquestinn o f whftk cab aa hla Norristuwn-bumul local to give negotiation full oppurtun Korean groups are to be consulted ■mashed into th<* rear >f the loc­ liy— their position living that there on tile form of-the government, was neither necessity nor desir-1 with the Russians Installs!* omotive tender yesteidsy duriti abiiitv uf delaying th# opening of Rightwing parties which oppoaad the let* afternoon rush period ur a few seconds aftsr leaving the hostilities, but that it would be the trusteeship s«t up by th# downtown Broad filrwst suburban advantageous to commune* themjelgn ministers at. Moscow be at ones." red from consultation. station. , I �+vm*mX Jap Treaty Plan FRIDAY, AUG. IE, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO For Attorney General Inter-American Meet Indian Freedom <r*aiiBH4 n-M |**a* lov, in auggasling that pro­ cedure In.* followed in thecas* of ' Japan, accu«cd the Unilttrl State* of acting unilaterally by inviting the ll-nationa conference. In ite reply" the Untied State* raid that* rorne ef tin; agreement* reached at Cairo, Yalta or Poledam cent Aura provisions giving the council of toretgn minister* . “ any aitthoiliy in comir'ftidn'wliti a Japanerc jK'are *cttlcment." The notethen the deciaion in Moacuw in n— _>M 1946, t» act up the Itpower Par r.ac'rniCaMmltalon to act upon potinea in theOwnpal Inn of Japan. ” ll ia the vu-wr of the United Btatccgr vernment," the note aadd, "that tbi. action conMilti:l_ Grady Hurton #d a recognition of the primary U Grady llurtoo, •attorney of Infarct o| thrac pi.were in pu»tsurrender policy luHliira for Ja­ W'aorhtila, who made hla formal pan and hrnre in the jhuhc act* announcement thia week that he f dement." would be i candidate for the office The note pointed opt that- aurn of Attorney General, subject to th* an ll-puwei Ja|fiihrft- pef^e confetehcc would Iw free 1%/drier- 1846 Democratic primaries. mine it* own pmcr-diiii The Unn ed Sutra ha* MiggrMrii that fl two-thiida majority pnvalt In IU National Guard * If**»fi***iM $tum lf«i« l)«i#| Into the nation** aervlrn during th«; emergency Immediately prreeding World War III "Now. therefore, I. Harry S. Truman. Prealdent of the Unltid State* of America, in order that we may give apeeial recognition th the men uf the National Guard of the United State* wlm have given their service* and thei are continuing to give their rrrvlcea for the security of their rountry, do hereby proclaim Tue.day, Sept. 16, 1U47. aa Natioim) Guanl Day and Invite the givernora of the aevcral atatea to Daim proclamatltma for the observance of that dav; and I also direct that the Flag of the United State* In* displayed on all puhll<1 building* on that day.' ” 1 alao remind our rilixen* that a rraponilbillty reata upon them for the aupport of 'hy Nntlonal Guard of the United Siatei. and I therefore urge that all nuy citlcen* give their earneat attenimii U> Hie unite of the National -Guanl in their rommunilir* uid a**tat the organisation, recruiting and development of those unua It) every wav poaalbte. '""In witness. wheTeof, I have hereunto act my hand and cause! the eeal of the'United State* uf America to be affixed. 'Done at lhl« ritv of 'Wn*h!ngton. thi* fifteenth day nf August, In th* year of our Lor-I. nineteen hundred and forty-seven, ami of the independence of th* .United State* of America the jm: hundred and aevrnty-eecond." ----- i-r— . Hurricane Fernando l» a aeuoiatly Oilyrnr-oid diplomat who wai a del­ egate to the IIMP Peace Confer­ ence and to the League of Na­ tion*. The pripattrli ry conmijsaiun fur. the ctmfcr-jncr, which i.* to write a treaty o f mutual defrnae, me: at 10:66 A. M. All the 20 nallonr paitlclpating were rcpreaentol. Chile's foreign mlniuri, tier* -Win Vergara JUpcao, ud(J aywamen he would oppoic the Alger- At THE CHURCHES _____ ASSEMULY—UF-GOi)--------Twelfth Street and Laurel Avenue Paator K. I. Wright Star of Light over WTIUt. 8 30 while traveling from Lahore lo Amriatar. He aald one side of the* railway traeka wa* litterM with Sunday school. )t):bd A. M. Morning worship, ll;t>0 A. M Even big aervice, 8:00 P. M. CHlIf aavingi teller at the Qrlitol, Rural Common 5\pnRp Conn., Bank am) Trust Company, Hv Spud* Johnson Mr*. Helen ft. Fournier (above),45, wai charged In a bench warrant Large attendance nt two recent with embezzling 1100,000 from the bank. Slate authorities lay that she * forumi to diaeuas maugoa l* indi­ of (nrreasing interest had been lakltig about (3,000 a year cative among Florida farmers and groiy. for twenty yeara. She wa* released era In the so-called “ minor" fruit*. In (23,000 bail provided by her Such interflt I* favorable for brother and husband to whom, in­ the further development >f Flo­ vestigators said, her arrest came as rida agrirulture, for U will result a grrnt surprise t/ntrrnatioTifll) In greater diversification ami, fortunatelv, the** crop* compete very little with each other and with the most Important fruit rron, rlti-un. The mango, avocado. Per(Ian lime, and other such fruit* each hna 111 own distinct appeal. They do not taste alike and thev are prepared and eaten In dlfferent way* Oo, It la Rood that grovrere and farmer* are trying to learn more about theae fruita, are planting them, and are endeavoring to pro­ duce good crops. Thert la room for • great deal of expansion In production of most of these fruit*. Mo»t of the fruita we have-men­ tioned are tropical and aub-tmnical, hut there are other* 'which may b* produced In much larger ’nuantitlr* In the tempernUi sec­ tion* of the state. Fig*, for .ex­ ample. Fig*'are grown on aome farm* but there are literally hun­ dred* of farm* that ran grow fig* that do not grow them now. Mayb# everybody doean’t like fig*, hut nearly everybody dot* like them fresh, canned preserved nr prrparcd in any way. More pears may bo grown pro­ fitably. Peara that mako ex­ cellent preserve* do mtlLj well In northern Florida, and evan good TAKffif IN Owadi, Japan, hy Pfc. Druce MorahaJI «f Cor tun Chtlitl, the Netherlaivi* n Chinese In the CHURCH OF GOD Fifth Street at Holly Avenue Sunday school, 10:00 A. M. Morning worship, 11:181 A- M. Evangelistic service, 7:16 P. M. MID-WEEK SERVICE Wednesday, 7:46 P. M. Y. P. E„ Friday, 7:45 P. M. * Church of God on the air over W'TRR Sunday 8:30 A. M. Sunny South QuarGd MoitJny 8:00 P. M. PULITZER PRIZE WINNER Robert P. Trlslam Cofltn, who join* the unlvmiiy of Florida faculty In August aa visiting professor of Eng­ lish. and University lecturer. Aulh**. or of some 33 book*, hla latest la SOUTHSIDfe' BAPTIST CHURCH Laurel Avenue at Ninlh Street "Yankre Coast,” eaeay* on, hi* n*^ Rev. Wilson Finch, Pe.lur Millard Hunt, Youth Aettvltlee D:46 A, M.: Sunday School. fl:00 A. M.: Morning Worship. Canada Atom 6:45 I*. M.t Training Union for AH Age*. ll'eHIIKUril .ItMBi Oh.I 8:IKI P. M.: Evening Sc'rvice, live ayatem of international mntrul of atomic enetgy." . FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. tgnntieff esplnliied till* did not SCIENTIST *tnp discussion of the Soviet plan N00 East Second Street of did not reject tho Russian 11:00 A. Mi: Morning Service, , ideas, but left the way open for 0:46 A. M.: Sunday School. further talk when the Ruaalan* 8:00 P. M.t Wednesday Prayer brought in addition At material Service. vvhiclf tin* Iwen rc(|ue*tco. Reading room hours Tuesdays and FrldaV* 8:00 lo 6:U6 P. ,M. BROADWAY NEW YORK—Jackie . Mite*, completely unknown five year* ago exccp t to a few rviahlara of the Borscht Circuit, now gets (3,000 a week at the Rlvieta, and ha* a car anil chauffer. . . . "But don't get me wrong.'* ratitioned Jackie when I admired hi* liveried drivtV and shiny, limou­ sine. . . . “ I'd drive myself except that I (ike to have a drmk or two when I quit work. I got r-Mp«iul bilitica now, you know." Jackie's reapnnaibllitle* include a wife and acbotlulnl offspring. TTien there are neralmmona- .Mike Todd through with Ilully good, bcalthfitl fruit— that may tv Phil Regan fulfill* a grown In many section*^ and oth«r wom!7 long ambition when he star* at amall fruita that are w«P worth the Waldorf* Starlight Roof. . . . trying. Bill Eythe ami Buff Cobh tried to get married before Memorial Day but the city'clerk wasn't suffi­ ciently sure Buff wai old enuugh. . . . She ia cute and pert and could pa** for sixteen under strvai, ac­ tually )• old enough hut didn't bring ht-r birth eertifkal-' along, - , . She had on* piece of paper with her abe beBeved would do the trick which auggeated aufftdent maturity but not to tka •clerkI Dlyorce -papers front her previous marriage. PORTRAIT of Bert l^hr by ArtUt Walt Kuhn ta a dandy Arabs Killed and Bert has oAly one regret: Ha can't afford to buy It himaelf, iCHBiraMe r » , itaei Kuhn'* stuff being it expvntiva. Hddtn aectora of Tel Avlv and y.’ *r ago lo Jaffa has been estimated by aome 1 ___ H . ___... thu musical aottrcei at more than (2.900,000. ‘‘ SwecLByo and,Bye,” but w*ru Troop* and police in Tel Aviv turned down because they ware searched tha Jewiah federation or too short-. . . They formed an act, labor building, "Red House ” in called themselves the "SkyrldTgl A vlvrbut apparently found era,'* appeared with Ted Lewi* nothing, in Chicago, earn# to 'N e w York Meanwhile, what amounted to a where they a p p e n d on and wen /full-scale exodus was H progr*** Arthur Godfrey'# 'Talent 8eobttM lath# MtttaBd border anas of Tel radio show. . . . Now they hare a Aviv and Jaffa. Crowd* of aullcn regular network show coming up, Jaws and Arab* stood by ‘ and Milo Boulton, emcee of "We UtpUhed thouaanda of their nkm- The Buople,” just- got word hit bee move thalr poaeesalona. •on. Gall, Is a chip o ff the old The crowd* milled along dnaly microphone—th# lad landed a job Jaffa and Tel Avhr Eddi# Green of "Duffy*. TarInto the Jwtualem •rn” haa a date to become a pap*. who havo live-! h<IMPORTANCE* o f dUk jockey# to * muairal star w*i emphatoward what they alaed the other afternoon when .the safety of all- tha mangoinent of the CopacaOn# pollcu offWer hana to«ed a Wg cocktail party eon* had moved out for 68 New. York ere*- radio area* eince Wedt**- record spinner* who have h«.n « a X-CEL STORE FIRST HAITUTT CHURCH Park Avenue at Sixth Slrret W, P, Brooke, Jr., paator Sunday School, (1:45 A. M ., Worship. 11:00 A. M. Training Union, GTIR P. M. Worahlp, 8:00 P. M. The Paator speaks al the morn' irur and evening hour*. Visitor* welcome. CHRIST CHURCH, Ungwood Mark T. Carpenter, It. It., Vicar Itth Sunday after Trinity 8:16 A. M.: Morning Prayer nnd aermon. FilUttUUUDiUYYKUlAM Third Street at Oak Avenue K. 0. Hrownlee, D. D. Paator Rev. Douglas E. Ch„rlr*. Aaalatanl Paator 6:46 A. M.: Sunday School for Cantor I’omnce 2.81) per cwt, i* 1.6(1 per cwL Fresh Celery Heed (Golden) ..... ....... IW a l .......................... A lso' Gaming, I) other insectiriclrs > SANFORD X-CEL STORE TO PLANT PASTURE Mayo, Fla,—On* Lafayette Coupty farmer ie now rlrariuj land for pl*nUn«..20-*«»— t» # ewmMnwtUw of gr aa* and cloTer in Ihe fall according Id Courtly Agent S. I. Hrothera. Protect Your Health Ity Sleeping Reiter. INNERSPRING MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEDS Manufactured To Your Individual Order lly ECHOLS Maltrraa Renovating A Rebuilding A Specially Call Ua Today - Sleep Relief Tonight MR. MERCHANT The. EYES o f J i l t COMMUNITY WOULD BE ON YOUR A D - • ECHOIC BEDDIN( COMPANY Sanford Celery Jk Sanford- Phone 1232 . Sf pfncd, FJe. . , CHURCH UF CHRIST Elm Avenue at Second Slrret Arthur I- Duller. Minister SUNDAY IItiller Study, 10:00 A. 34. Preaching A Communion, 11:00 Service at County Jail, 3:80 P. M. Service at'County Homo. 8:30 P. M. • Evening Service. 8:00 P. M. , TUESIKV Y Radio Sermon. WTIUt. 10:30 A. M. WEDNESDAY1 llilile Study. 8:00 P, M. THURSDAY Radio Sermon. WTRR, 10:30 A. M. FRIDAY ttitde Study (At Paola Church), 7:46 P. M. An Hanford-lirlando Highway ALLIANCE • An Hanffird-OtUndn Highway Glenn E. Smith. Par urn 10:00 A. M.: Bible Schjid. Mr. A. Wlcboldt, SupL 11:00 A- *M.: Morning Wn»hip. The paator will apeak on ttie auhiect. "Taking Men Alive/' , HOLY CROSS OilUIU II 7:46 P. M.: Evening Servlet. An Fourth Street at Park Avenue Mark T. Carpenter, It. D„ Pastor informal awrvice of .Goaiwl Sung — ------"aator'a Hutilcet: llth Sunday after Trinity • in KaUWIahltlg' 9:30 A. M.: Holy Contmunion thb Kingdom, •ml aermon. compete In the international film award festival at the Boaux Art* Palace, Brussels, Belgium. Elliott aaid It's the first public showing and "• thrilling tribute to my father.” . . Jeaee Laaky scouring the town for actor* for "The Ml recti of the Bella.*’ . . . J. Arthur Rank, din­ ing at Cavanagk’a asked Ihe waiter If It was all right If he had an extra patty of buttar. Arabian U.N. memhere In thetr colorful coetumes admiring Tony and Sally DeMatto at the ' Wal­ dorf. . . . Tallulah Bankhead mhy it tka lead In that considerably undered flint version of Jamee Cain's "Serenade," now that Ann Sheridan want* out . . „ MR. llgnalre Maestro Meyer Davis la t Colton Seed Menl HEARD ALL AVENUE CIIAPKI. Rev. Douglas K. Charles, Paator 3:00 P. M.; Sunday School. 3:46 P. M-: Wonhlp Service. Evening Service*. 8:80 P. M, Union Service*. Subject: “ The Practice of Religion.” 202 Snnford Ave. Sanford Ave. & 2nd SI Phone 154 Sanford, Florida We Deliver 11:00 A. M.: Morning \Vor»h'ip Service. 7;00 P. M.: Junior nrnl Senior Young People. 8:00 P. M.: Union Service at the Christian Church. South Hanford Avenue Morning ~ Service. 11:00 Ar~M: Sublet “ The Enlargement of I Fertilizer4-7-5 38.48 nc 5-5-8 42.75 n OIURMINID WOIKI8S 1(0 CT Donald Thorra* (wearing panama to right of flag) prealdent of the Clinton Machine Co , Clinton, Mich., advance toward* the plrket line In front of the plant In a back-to-work move­ ment. A few minute* later, th* group wa* Intercepted by atrlke picket* and a free-for-all broke out In which * peraoni, Including Thomas, were hurt. A poll had thown 214 nt 234 favored th'e return, (fnlernationqt) nt victim* of~w m m ttM rm TW (('•iiIImh I tf»Hi IIHet *Wpped them of furnialolig* nnd baetilv evacuated tho ate*. Tourfeta dceerted the liench area and took refuge in downt-iwn hotel*. The precaution* were well taken, for the 80-tnlle win-la Ip Uruwnsvllle. are well nbvv.i nilrirane In­ tensity (a hurricane,,!* winds of 76 miles an hour or mSn-t.The center -if the hurricane, however struck lea*, dritaelv pop­ ulated arras. The Weather llurezu aaid the • atorm was moving mlnnd in an -- wutnorthcaat dlr-mlitm. A dis­ turbance of thia olze Cait iplunfce inland fur miles - lieLir-) it lose* . its force. The lr»er Rio Gfatvlr; Valley, with a population uf 260,oOt) per­ son*. breathed eaeu-a., Full- rrupa TdHQm a tWobu deplcb^ln Marand dtru* orchardV,Wi-fe Vnved. '^Although reaid-n'.a had lakAn ahaB'a own word* — “Tho old, d*brerautibna, at- m* ,t|om Old Ihe preiv^d and pnrlerit Japan, with ’ IW tlew'^alpleet , young Nippone»« looking InV? the sun for a bright, b j.A K iW A twlav. lhe"iun wm shining Iti-l r, wholaaom# future/'(fnferaalloMl) and Ihe barometer stood at 211.94, about normal. Approach of a hur­ ricane I* indicated b> a falling Indonesia I h h u c barometer. There wa* n<> wind. Some effecls may be frit, how. - M hhIIhhkJ, Irniat r » a t D w i even for the disiurbanre coveted a wide ewath. squaitJ add heavy of ttulav'e cmiticll aesalon at 3:00 rain* ranged a* far a* 300 mltea P. M. from It* renter. , i f Sutan Sjahrir, fdkmer premlet 882 air mile* from T of the Indobeatan Republic, could Tampico ia a m ■Mexican not t>e reached Immediately fut port and a great ml !er. It Is comment, but he seemed certain pne of Mexico'* leri to oppose at leaat tho second cities. point, which would automatically remove the Indonesian case from Pepper’s Statement the council's xgvnda. Th* plan _provlrtei that ana member of a *htce-m*n board ItWatlaiMC fr-H, rag. Owl completely as possible to lh< would be dkalgtiated by th* Nvthxr( or Franklin D. Rooaavelt,” erlands, on* by th* Imleneelanl Senator aaid. “ lie jiyvht to t«e end the third by the oth«r two. neone who can kbmmand not ' Weanwhlla, In Batavia, a Ntth y the »imng but tha enthust erlands -army communique noted Indones­ k support of.organised labor increasing severity of ) Ihe working people In g*ti- ian Republican attack* on Dajeh outposts tn the Imtlea and report­ i." Wallace, who was fired aa Sec- ed six Dutch soldier* killed amd ary of Commerce In a dla- 14 wounded yesterdav. ' cement with fli|‘ /Prealdent -The Dutch aaid they had re‘r foreign pollcle* laat Sep- pulaed a 800-man Republican at­ haa aaid ha la* not In­ tack on Knjoeagoeng In South in the vice presidential Sumatra, and a 200-man attack !on. Rut there are IndJ- balatlga in central Java- They that the former catdnet on a Dutch motor patrol near expected Pepper'* tup aaid. Indonesian lnasaa ware a*. hilled off any such assertion after, a ‘ 1 alt yesterday that t «Mould be-and w and alogana aueh aa "th? Hindu Land Modem ia one.” (iandld had deiired a united, independent In­ dia. •.* The .1.000,000 HJndua and P'00, 000 Modem* of CgfctiUa •erSITrr ir*yir lnn<r"mrrfbtiunder the emotional upamge of independence. . They joined Imtlv together In celebration* with exubt ranee unbelievable in-fore ventrrday. Hut a aen’or police officer aaid "If anything goes wrong. Coil help us.” The aoreat apol appear ul to InLahore, capital of partitioned Punjab, where communal vlolriir ■con­ tinued. The unofficial,toll in three ,daya of rioting there mounted to 208,dead and more than 200 inlured. At leaat 30 fire* Id wed in Lahore and mob* -wetc reported looting. Itritiah Gov. 8ir Kva.i Jenkins handed the Punjab government vratrrday to th# Congreaj an*l Modem In-ague parties on a tem­ porary “ haala of natlonul tlivi. •ion” into Kail ami Wait Punjab province. Crowd* In thia India.t capital were lji>rtp>ia.„Th.y gM^Jdouju., batten a warm heart err reception which the handaume counin t.f King George VI of the United King­ dom. until today Empern- of India aa well, returned in kind. Thouaanda greeted Mounlluitt.in enlhuaiaatirally along the abort route from Government llouae where he took the oath of new offire to the Conatituent Aancmoly, where he apoke. In rontraat to the hojldnv mood in Delhi, a correspondent for the atate*man wrote that h- **w dog* ami vulture* eating biotin of re* 1 be done on the batnl of a world federation, hut "thia, however, i* a tin me which'for centum* Ha* defied man*i ingenuity and diliget ce." “The experience of Altierira demonstrates that, starting fi*'" the ayatem of regional acre*merta, It will he perhaps poa*ihle'fth attain on- a universal -level the enforcement of rule* foi^ pacific interrelation of peoples," he raid. "That i» lire prvjipeet wh'ch the charter of the Unit'd Nation* offer* to the world *' th* future by the examples of Ihi* contlnint." Conleienee action to iii|i|Krtt mediation effort* of Hi mil am) Argentina to end the civil wAr In Paraguay had Wen urgrd her* by Juato Prieto, former niiniater of Paraguay, eclf-atvied "obaerv. REVIVAL SERVICED . The Asicmhly of God Ctu'i.. at Twelfth Street ami Avenue i* holding rrvival «■*,. icc« every evening .at 8:00 otivji with the Rev. Ossie H. John ami Mn. Jonr* of Oklahoma City cohdu'-linjr. Both are accompli' i. ed musicians. The service tin, evfcbing will be devoted to di­ vine" healing. the brolher-ln-taw of Symphony Conductor Pierre MonU-tu. there­ by managing to keep troth long­ hair a»4 brusbeut music In the tarn* fatally. \ SUNNY SOUTH QUARTET CHURCH OF GOD / MONDAY NIGHT YOUR FAVORITE SINGING YOUR RADIO QUARTET FAVORITE SONGS ADMISSION Adults r. Children Thr profit (he church receives will help gpnn wtr the Broadrant heard every Sunday mom Ing at 8:30. ' TflisWAS^ ADVERTISING ONCE mAn 8:00 P M., Sunday, August 17 C FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH REV. WM. PERRY YESLEY . JUST ARRIVED! Yep. wa’ r* proud lo uitMtact a new addition (6 w feed stock . . . another cJtrload of nntHenta from Subject v • . “THE PRACTICE OF RELIGION” • Special Muqic CHAS. MORRISON C6NDUCTIN(; **A C A R L O A D O R ’ Semi-Solid Buttermilk Prodmlta ;«m c 1(1 and « t you r su pp ly fro s t am today . or hogs, chickens, tu rk eys and calves! - Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store vsffl FIRST METHODIST CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH �■. - FRIDAY, AUG. 15, 1947 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L ll. M N F O l U ) Conference In Rio Commercial Air Bases #$een As Complement In Alaska Are Urged And Aid To UN Work By Returning Group My HEWITT MACKENZIE WASHINGTON, A n/. IA, (db-— A I* Foreign Affair- Analyst A congressional rmnmii!. - irturn* T h e ' Inter-American Confer- to Washington to«lay from \ia» en#e on hemcrsphetic defense, kat reportedly convinced *na; th--. ■•■milling in Rin De Janeiro to­ United State* should lo* no time day, had belter have l*-en held developing rommrrrial air S^*e* long » p i. but while it ra-lttie -i iff the territory just j abort.di*. doe* arrive at an uppuituoe m- .lance from lluaaian Siberia, httnl tn bntsler a hnin*<rd UrIi * Rep. Leonard W, Hill <|t-NY); Nation* tri-effnil* t>> rrr*. who arrived ‘ ahea'd of jl s r flt in r tahliahand tnaJntain |>eaee. * House Interatate Cumnritr.-’ ni-m" THe purpose o f the fonferem. (■era who ma<le the .mi. aai t he . la to Implement the historic An belivvea the croup will recommend df Chapu!tr|>cc, adupteH by tin prompt enactment of I <(idalimi nationa o f the tuo America* a' •next vrar to build airfield, at Mr aim City in Mar.. IMS, Th *' A nr homer and Kali-bank*. act not only provided for concert■' Surh a bill already ha* ln-eu *ned action tn trjw| nggic**i<in from nruved by the committer, hut the abroad, but aimed to keep pear. House itaelf ha* not acted on it. among the nation* o f the hem- 1 j| contrmpiate* spending FULfilM,(sphere. Of ,, f o r base* at the ' » . -tm trgic The Act of f.hapultrpee wa» ,\la*kan cities. ® hailed bv Senator Tom Connalljwhile the Army ha* (tree lafidthen chairman o f the foreign Rein- : jIut fields al*hoth Anrhorag- und lion* Committer of the United j Faifl.nnk*- Halt said. here ore not StiitM Scrmli*, n* ntt* nf th* i adequate feparat* fnciliti* * f#tr tlit* Create*! state paper* in the world , laice commercial plane* which at a ■ new Monroe' Itortlim- hacked iVndv are makinc daily flight.- to by all the America* instead of and ( rom Alaska. jn*t the .United State*. The SenA look at a map. Hall told new*, atnr *aid the act wa* at Set. * nten. demonstrate* the offtrurtance Francisco where the World Se of .Alnaka from an aviation tir-vcurity- Conference w «- tn create p ,,)^ U n gra n ge plan.-* ran fly A ngw -pence rygitvi *►*•*" t - a t t t o i Alaskan fteldt err-, makt .the plare o f the Leagu • erv important city in the world of Nation*. ‘ , via the great circle tool *, The conference o f Chapultepr -; ||A|t aaid the Army ha* large waa held a* the nllie* were de ; r„ nrrniratlon» of lon gran gi-Lom livering the final kmwkout blow v (H.r< stationed in Ala.kv md i» t« Naxidom. The Rig yhrtt^Am-jr.-. in have exduxit-' a*-* of iio. Britain . ‘and Ri»*ia. w e e -' Tt*. own landing, field“ close bto iher* in arms and a l!. „ e lhat commit let- con UAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS By Alk<r WOMANS UP fM PAT & n L D iN ’ * A Y S fifc 'U TELL Ho’ F A W H jai£ f j H A PoLlAH ----- PAT AlM’ TELUM' IT.PAT5 TAKlM’ IT.V- F L O R ID A PAGE T11RKK R. Hunter. • •nil an- the. gur*t* nf Iheir tirwle from Mr*. Nettle F.un*l” in fo [ gmmlduughtcr. Lynelle Gbsas, arMr. amt Mra. H. F. MHlmvan m- ■ i :nt. Mr. and Mi * M:uI,u .Iho.’ Gon* Home that Will ig rT it-" Hved Wrdne»dav ('vetting iu I'1* Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Mc­ St cale<i when tho Ji>e■ClilfeyK <t«pnr- the guest* for *ever*l *!ay* . f Mr. Gowan,' Jr. have returned from M' l!. I. I'ag-oliilr, Mr*. I »'!’• Into is made. ! Catlttm'* »i*ter. Mr*. J. N. Thumpa recent trip to the Carolina.' uni ■am IHjudv and Mr*, j’a il CampMr*. Lorre Water* Sw opl. ;■ and 1non am) Mr. Thompson, other point*. ' U-li m , 1(| Tuesday afternoon ,m.p daughters-, Jnnellv mid JoannA. of j The Marjorie WIMIt home ha* Mr*. Anita Crawfo-d ha* r e - ' pine in riilamlo. Winter Park, were visil'pg rein- ' l*-*-n rented to Mr. and Mr*. Tom turned from a vlatl with tier aon,‘ Mi- Caul I'iimpU-U nn*t Mr*. tire* and friend- in Oviedo this llolingsworth, who are expected tol Father Vincent, (C rofS lI thaw- It I Ragsdale tire planning u Week. Japelje and J >inn-- have j arrive »oon to make their home ford, at 8L <I-eo-. and i* spending In'1** -n for Friday at tin- liome iust irlunir.f from All iMn. tin. .there. Mr. HTdlingsworth will he »omc time with her mother, -Mra. of the furntet in hono- of Mu* Ms. and Mm. It. L. I!m: "lale connected with Chari#* T, Nihlack. L o-a Aulin, who will l*o mairio.f wen- dinner host* Tue-dn;- even- The Hollingsworth* are-former re4 >1 . M King. to re Rt K.'Davl*. ofM aeort, t.n nn-s of. h. iiig when they enlyrtAmed l.utvii -idents of Oviedo. i* visiting her daTigiti.'Y, Mra. _ M -did Mr*. .Joe t'nbey iuiVoiaiui Kllgcne Gill tee nod Hill Har-J Mr. anil Mr*. Steve Sten Ouehak aie llufcct* . McMahan. Mi- M e M io -.o 'n . -t a InMue nt Miami .nut [ nev of South Head, Ind, | now making thvir home at Oa.'and sOTirm-ne. _ r . , - ! r ' ‘ 1 ti^JunVe »5fi|eti;n •' -bott ! t‘i_ M ix., lleli_Wainright, wlp> hit- Xoua. ' .. . . Mis* Marion Stanko and froth* hmi. - iheir'hom'ct Uteie. ; lut-ii *ick for three week*, i.» -till t Mr. ami Mr*. W. It. Meek, who er. Milton, ami Mr*. Milion Stanko i M tieiteva. Abell nol ln-y*, * confiiuil to lo-r !*-d. have In-t-n spending *e-eral week* have arrived from Cleveland. Ohio t v Wiley, anil Ktwin. will move* Mr. nnd Mr*. W ill-1 n iton anil nt Tul»a with relative* ami friends REMAINING STOCK arr now wliiting in Allwiil i They ate |-xi<ecled hark soon. Mr*. T. McCulley nmi‘ -on Charlie Jr., who have bycn visiting Mr*. McCulley'* daughter, .Mra, Steve Iturhak and Mr*. Ouchak, — have returned home. v|r, and Mrs. DucKnk accompanied them home for a few day*' visit. Lieut, arid Mr*. Jame* It. Mor­ row are expccled to *pet‘d Ihe Week-end with Mr. and- M-i. .ltd) . M artin... . Mr. anil < Mf* Uoyv Ka*on, of Savannah." will arrive Saturday -lf». .' spend aonfv tligt- with AI--r-Ha*i>n'*r».. abler. Mr*. Mae- King'and niece anil nriihew. Mr. and Mr*. Gimrgn — _ C. Mean*. . FROM OUR U i'd Il, •*» . J * !?' * »-*• *• i kI- f i’ I ? .1'' >— ’ *-i> Orlando, were th* .recent gifeib o f Mr*. Anderson'* -pait-nl*, Mr. ami Mr*. Jack Kasell. Kenneth Mnlrntm who rentlv injure-l whi n he thrown from hi* bicycle I* well njw Ft ii r a filtrrr-a n - - rirr-mm: in—* vitation* to the wedding of Mb* i Lee AnderUn to Joo-lih'' w a * h o n ey and flo w e r * i m o n j f j v e r M l ( o n t w (t h A r m y le a d m * Warula in them. Few- there were who doubt­ dicatrd that the War Department William- June*. Jr. at Ihe T nw i- I ed that thi* trio o f |H>uer* would and the Navy** are fudv aware of narb- Christian Churrh’, iJrla-tdti, la- the harkf>oiie-of the new Unit­ the strategic value* >( Alaska wtfd on Aug. tit. Mis* Anders-m nt. ed Nation*: Certainly there never the necessity of keeping ouraelve* tended the Oviedo school, lalei re­ turning to teurh in the same schorl A could come n time when then sjrong up there.” •* ■* for jevrral vrar*. .. , j would lie a serious clash «m nnl — Mr*. 1l-nin Olttff.—AH' r'ltijdnyr. them. o f the Citiren* Jlnnk here,-is on Perhaps it was ptttaly liecau-e two week*' vacation. Mr*.* Rill of thi* feeling of -erurity thv; Marlin is substituting for Mis. 1 Special tn the Sanfnrd Herald the nation* of the America* did (illiff white she 1* nwnv, Ily MARIAN It. JONES not get tngettiei siHiner Im­ Mr. |)an Chilholm and Mr Reese plement toe Art of Chapiiltepec, have returned fium I.aUi although nf courne the differ- ; ' Mr. and Mr*. Theodore Aulin, Chithani land. rnce* l*-lween the U. S. A. and! Hr. have returned from a visit to Mis* Sue Mtkler will liecome (lie the Argentine were the d im Fort Pierre where they w.-r• the hrlde o f Mr, CidlM-rt, nf 'lianii. at cause o f much delay. Anyway the j guest* of Mr*. Aulin’* sister*, Mr*, the l.ulhetan i'hurrh. Hlaria, on matter ha* been allowed to ilratfj C. F. llauler*on and 'I n . F. T. Aug. 17. . . .Mf along until now the security o fjL e e . Mr*. J. F. Ilnithrcki, lfh'i has the Western. Hemisphere has be j Mr*. P, H., Htown ha* returned been visiting hrr mother, Mrs. C. com* a matter o f grave concern home from ihe HoHda Ban.tari- M Fal[lHI> ha, „ . turmi, Russia, lit Haiti and America tm uni. home at Louisville, K ;. Mr*. Sarah McKenna, mother nf longer ate the big three in uni­ D. T. Alford, broihir o f Hr?, ty. They are |hr big two an i Mr*. F. 8. Sheldon, who ‘ia* lieen Daisy Farnelt, ha* return il to Id.- ] tne tug one, leader* respective!,* the gur*t o f her daughter ard fam ­ hono- in Tampa after a visit'.' of the Western and, the Eastern ily for several month*, ha* return, Mr. *nd Air*. W illuoi HtiPtm blur* of nations. They are at th^ ed tu her home In lin-lg'-poit. enirrtairu-d wiili a lutihday "din­ Conn. While vi*d/ng ’ ere M-* *woid'a point around lite world ner in honor o f Mr. Hunt--.'* fnlliMrKynrui fell and brok£ her b g or. l__ Even, the United Nation* h** MrKenna Mr. A: R.-Hontet-ron hts sfvtrc(her cbvliaving ft eVlenil her vl-lT Iwen mailt- lni|Nrtent hy Rutita Ihinl i-iithdav. Tlm u cnjoying Mis* Igina Aulin f* sm-nding this employment I he veto in conmU Hl lit of lire Ihi* affair with (he hoiuitt-? ami week a* I h e guest of her paiergs, % nection with virtually every inajiho*!* wru- Mr* It K. Davi*. Alai Mr. amt Mr*. Andrew Aulin. t**ij«*-that ha* arisen. , on. Georgia and Mra. A. It. Hunt­ Mr. and Mr*. Donald t einhart mThu* the m»*t important serv­ er. ice which the IJN ha* haen atd« and twin 1-abicX, Wynn and 'Jary, Mr. and .Mrs. Tip fngrani out har# returned borne alter *e\rral to render ha* been t«r provide sons Hunter and Tip lr , o f Wmida theatre in which to epitomjxt dar*' visit with their patent*. Mr. stork. Georgia. and llllt Hunt. r. ef the battle of the groat power*. and Mr*. Max Leinhar*.. at their Deal*, wrre m u d guest* of their Thi* fight ha* emphasised the1 iummer home al llaytaot G. . > uncle ami aunt, Mr ind Mi i A. Mr. and Mr*. Young Harris end there are two world*'ami not thr one which had been »n eagerly daughter. L’ o-ta, have returncl vuit ay Davlona •ought—that Russia la Imnl pi home after global revolution for tive spre-ii* Beach. UI» T O Mr. and-M is. luimar Frhoi* and _ of Communism. It ha* tweomr bahr daughter. Elaine, wet-lie 5 5 () TKAIIK in • clear that peace b In danger ot gue*U of Mr*. Echols’ parents, being disrupted again. ALLOWANCE And ihj it i* encouraging nov Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph King, and FOIl YOUR OLD RADIO . to see the Rid meeting, finally AunL Mr*. Mar King, Sunday. Mr. and* Mr*. Arthur f'rirtielg,under way. It U in ft"'way a chal were dinner - guest* of Mr*. Mae ieogr to the UN. »mc* regional King'* Sunday In honor of Mr. 119 W. Int Ph. 953 agreement* among the nalbuv r*cilnlgr'» hjrlhday. arr permbethle under the char­ Al Kutherg, Dan Chisholm nnd ter of that organisation. On th J. T. Ferguson were dlnrer guest* contrary a Pan-American acre* of Mr. and Mr*, 4< U. Jones Tues­ roeno for defensive solidarity day night. would provide a grand comple ■The Rev, IL L. Kirk, OrlanJo, • men; m the UN end "h o would who is In his senior year at Wake strengthen It* nand immenoclv Forrest Academy, substituted f hb The writing the wall 1* e w l for the Rev. H. T. Link, who • clear. Thr time ha* strived when is away on vacation. Rev. Kirk** the Wester Hemisphere should go sister accompanied him to Oviedo. t __ aV ll. o u t. in p r ofne v id inHfilidar* g fo r aolld arr Rrv. II. L. Kirk, and sl*t-r, and t y o f d e fe n s e . Dr. J. W. Martin, were recent dinner guests of Mr, and Mra. Frol Pierson. Mts. J. C. Flowers, mother >.t Mr*. Fred Pierson, has been spend­ ing several weeks with her daugh­ ter. Mrs, Hob Cog, at Mjullri.-, tliuxli Oa. # CatiUl. JoKo «' t " " m — - Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kate* and *tm -n it ■»•“ * ,,o “ •-,T daughter, Nancy, hava retnrnd • |{ V lls-ti'-n . „ after spending a while at- Dayton* jtm n H o.: tt » . » “ ** **“ “ T' Beach. They had aa their guests M .r > . P*VW - ,, _ J oh n em tt II, Hr » t u » T' while dtere Mr*. Estes* parenu, 11a«| lYiivI*. Mr. and Mr*. K. F. Mi'cheni . H sn ford llu lM .f* lo r . T o It J s n o Mlsa Billie Chance U the guest Uui rtu s p*«lW U , . . , T Wheel Balancing of her aunl. Mrs. Carol Hxmerirlt. ► Vlns*. PaUI b H « « ***nU. 'l o T , Mr. Ilamerirk and Carol Jr.' at N illl* t) M-nct H'mpl* " I * n**4. C I e«u* PW-ooi •• T; Apopka,. Miibf# C UoDIp Mr*. Don Carraway (■ confined • mia*-tn. Itov J »t«* M * rr b « u to the Fernald-Laughton Hospital Jam es A W tlllam e J _ at Sanford. W lllU m * It A H u * T h e lm a Tt Mra. Ellis Beasley has returned H trh sel llin«>n *»u * A m y g lt y o f Ib n iiin l T o M t, from ihe KloiiiU Sanitarium. ch ael Olnwwr * , u * A ™ ! ' tm * A e » > k — r i * « H I Mrs. Al Rutberg and ion have R K A b KaTA TP- 1 * 0 * T »I A t « a — Tlr* HnnlH'i returned from a week's Stay at I s Iis s M m ItarpH . Jam e* etu* Harati T o He Miami with frlenda,' eartty Itort.l and M n r lg ra * «*" *• lAtrtQB. H ubert *4 T « r ir » Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Anderson, 1C-i-r .rw I#* ■t » try -,r k4l T ltr HollyuiMvrl S im p in Diittniln Iijih lirrn rln srd . . . Smut In lie rriilurrrl hy n Flnrlrin I'iishlim * S fn rr, i A ll rwntfllnitwi--tnr-L b .i- Ireen rrm n vrd In SiuiC onl w h e re H rim-h on m lr Sultirrhty nl grcH liy wlnsheri p rires. M i i r h 'o f f d i r my n s I im I* hie* Tierii r etliiretl a n d ' ntltlril t7 i~ I l i b sale. Yon have rarely ween «uch values. * Oviedo . , rX 10.!).") In 11.!)5 V a lu e s N,!).N to 10.1)5 Values «.‘)S In S.1I8 Values :t.!)K to 1.1IS V a lu e s ^U r, 2 - !»s (i.l)K r« 10.D5 ON 4.98 The MUSIC Box SpiinH. UiillnttH in S i 1 11u-s itml Solid < nloi nnd Cole F L A Y S U IT S ALL SWIM SUITS . l)R ICSSES 1 /5 OFF 5.1)8 V'alues reduced tn m • P lrsl K u trisl latan amt Kavtna* A* •ortatton IJurtih Krftil* f • «* * Hns* » « > • kin T o n < J !jA * J « * U B an * Ja ck soa , G orin# O H e ir »*tw*i*t T o n o i M * H «*l. B ank W M rm an. B « r * « t . t T « A lW n. W in ter P a th L " * " Cu S .tT lst* *< T IO V O F WOMTtJAOKS Ptor id* G iedll an d I m a l m i o l l * T o Ti<mm|r B urn! M ary M o y » rANTiAL. ntei.BAstt or *oaTUtriK ^, . . . cwatrai Y imMa I ’ rn d u cilo a ‘ red' A M • -f ‘ *I - n Tn tv A Ad#m *o olat, • in v o n x n t .r m o r n * b o » A r m r 'T n r n x n w IT -pxw tnn m a n k ia o b . Jmenh H CMiifid. JiBgph ______« luaford __ Ani* ll«t*i> V a n I I « | « rti*ric* It lliirkane*. r * « l * r ic ilr u d * I. Kn*|>w P aata. An- , in u m a Meaner r I t S O "* t*t «n rf P * rk A va ni<Mt*l !S ln r* P rom . R» An. altlmat# of 15 million loo# of commercial fertiliser* used In 1946 set a pew high record for the yn iu a fit#*-- • X sa«V*P^ — ' .v ReRtilnr nnd Kxlra Si/en, Itegolarly 49c In SI.P* W oo! flalinrilinps nnd WontlrtlH. Suite* In CnrdlKiin and ClaHaic S ly IcmCoiiIk in K illed nnd Ihtxy SlylrM. Sizes 9* 15; .12-11 BOYS' BATHING TRUNKS a.uil lo 1.29 V iiIiicn Rcdurril to 50c and 79c Slzea Small, Medium and Large 'Iris The L0N G W 00D HOTEL IXINKWOop. FI.A. 7.!)8 Values reduced,to 4 .■* SI ripe*. CheeltH, Solids, Sizes 7-12 . Pnrlflc Woolrnn Pirated nnd Gored Slyfea Slzea 21 lo 2d : i .D h tr*fnaf<rT;htphnm itm)-c hnnilirnyN in Coals & Suits WELSH 11RE SHOP *1UL H Jams* H*X gadti- »• T< One and 2-ptc. Slyleu ( ’hHmfirny nitd PilWifFf Pitfr. Muulifts in 2 unit Il-pc. hI>-let*. HDch 9-15; I0-2B C .,, k C . W e ls h H avlnai »n d le»*a AeeoeUtOin. Itehrene. I l n t - i t U T o SanfutJ ' A ll* otto N ational U *ah •llrt- II J « m r s i o n g ad !* I I T " Fri<* P .U .r * l ftatln ga and L oan .nil .'I.9H lo li.iis Swim Suds |tv Uanlner Seminole County Court Records • WEAR .'I.IIS Pinafores Siren 7-1 I 2 iiltd ,1 -p r. d l j If in nixen 9 - 15 ; I fl-lffl HUI5 to 11.95 CHILDREN’S ' BOAS’ CABANA SUITS Sizes 3 - ft Sal in Slipi In tnilnrrd rind Incv .slyIra, Trurone, While, Itlark Sizes 32-12 4.98 Vnlues reduced to 2.98 id jrrowlnir Tn popalarilr every day. . - ■* - Ilrinx y o u r fa m ily o r frlenda fo r a RAYON PANTIES LUNCHEON a r DINNER PARTY -LOO -Values Hervinft full counte Luncheons from 12 •• 2 Full counw Shrimp, Chicken, Dark. Ham, ' Sleak Dinners, Including our HMORGA8. DORD Platter, Week days from 5 to 9. Sundays from 12 to 8. COTTON PANTIES I 49c Values - from #1.50 •• 19c yi �FRIDAY, AUG: 15, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR Easy Money The Sanford Herald *ai’iiu ltim o* F fr a k t e la B r C a n ! ,,. h m I n . Hums f t i w S tem Se iu t ii A litn t ----- . __ It’s astonishing how much Wufk and trouble some people will go to in prder to'mnko a little of what they call easy money, Hore-’n a man who used itliases to rotted fradulent government, unemployment payments In more ftian 30 cities in California. He submitted forged. Army discharge certif­ icates, and made weekly rounds to all those cities to collect ?20.in each city it sounds like quite a-tot of money, Hut was it worth the trouble? Any one of the forgeries could l»e detected. There was a constant uneasiness about that. He, had to go from citj; to city. There was uneasiness about that. Every time | JO a man came up behind him it might be a man from the t» Government. And think of the difficultly of keeping track *M -.'J ,• T b a l l r r a l i l a ' s M * » k t r , 1 lb* A e a w ia U S » - „ * * , " k i r k I , r a t lllr a • ■ • la e ie e l, la Ih r UH fur t tp a h llS a lla a a f a ll l b , Im a l m n i k i I h IM la tb la a a n a p a p r ,, e* w ell a* a ll A P a ,M , 4 l> a a lr b ,a . FRIDAY. AUGUST 15. 1917 BIBLK VERSE FOR TODAY GOD TEMPTS NO ONE. ON THE OTHER HAND HE lit STRONG ARMOR AGAINST TEMPTATION. IF YOU GRAVE ADVENTURE JUST TRY TO BE •’PREFECT YOK- A* JpA Y\ Jse*>.»o. FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM TIP—TOP ICE CREAM IF? make our own Ic« Cream, All flavor* Tasty — Daliclom — Healthful - TWrme-i-'rtTrd*- IMS’.A.-iStrnfp7Kf • i^grtf r-r7TTev'<v'ft h « I'honi NOTICE WANTED RELIABLE CONCERN OR PARTY Home On The Alcan To handle nationally known paint line. Want'to try another part of the country? Selected pluccA along the Alaskan Highway have lieen thrown ujm?ii for settlement, with a 90-day preference for veterans. . Don’t apply if you hope to farm. The climate is too se­ vere and the soil too |>oor. The best possibilities will come from the tourist trade. Cabin*,' g&aoline stations, restaurants and the like offer the best money-making chances. A brow­ ing knowledge of forestry might make some of this acreage profitablt. for continuing timber crops in the future. One result of this development muy be the hastening of the day when Alaska is admitted to statehood. Only financially responsible need apply. Write lkix G, Care Herald COMMUNISM AND DEMOCRACY are incompatibles, and Democracies alone may be (rusted not to make aggres­ sive war. It is the ayllogism of our world, but It has a hate­ N O RTH C O A ST ( From ll* r p « 's .U*«»ilne| ful corrolary in thut Democracies are handicapped for war“ D id I p*t* t b it w * j b u t* tituei making or meeting other crises by the superior mobility a g o l" — W tiiln su . of dictatorships. How compactly Ilorthy Thompson put it Qr>ul|r butJ, tld t, tb« pin* and the othe.r day when she wrote: "Sheer logic com|iela re­ seeding h r cognition that Democratic collectUyam. uever can -compete Bprlttf by the .m illion, til tb( bin* with tyrannical colletivlsm ..bureaucratic collectivism tem p led TIP—TOP* ICE CREAM 4?4 Sanford Avenue the right-city! Suppose he got one wrong? On the other hand, he might hflve'hnd a good jolfln some store, factory, gas station. He would have had a Rood, res­ pectable weekly pay. He could have had a home and friends with the respect o f all who knew him. He could have held his heoiTuj) and been free from fear. That easy money was pretty hurdly earned. And justice has a way of catching up with a man. one. way or other. It’s really easier to earn H the hard and honest way. la la a d Hrpr* »»*!*H i m . la * .. n , t i « « l . I t , n *i» M l a I I , a a lla a i l 11,1a a l a i m . l i l a . O ffice* a ,a a> alalala *4 la 111 (•*•» •a t ritlre la U l r i a a i r , " I l k pH arlpal b t * 4 <iMaiM*re la rtl^ a a a U t R aw V arb. b a s a y , 1 am w in fllS . TtPl b y M any jiDopIo I a» t /iv« a n il in th e M ldd g u lp in g th a t co tton gseVr " w a re a tta c h e d ti CIRCLIN G THE G L O B E * o f God. BU TT N O T t H 7 & H O U IS * -. T h e re I* no ib u d.lf rllit nm.iir due* Jiol » llt. 'T h l* »fa*nry s*R.burned wllderum*, nor m l A poUonnl light ou bunrbbfrrjr and the tiling in cases, it means England is coming to a place where she will have to those between dictatorship and Democracy. It may mean too, that |s.*rhaps the only safety against atomic war for the time being is exclusive posses­ sion of the atomic power by the world's great Democracy— T f n iho«*otu] jr» r«I Tb« *00, the United Slates. Some are beginning to fnce ibis possibil­ co m * ? Ibe tun ity. And now that time is flying so, the issue may have to I t f t r y hot ant! h id a deadly tay. A nd man tuay fln lth what ha hat be met quickly if at all. Editor (*. J. King of The Florida Times-Unioh, for example, wondered out loud the other But he'll licit lootrn mooriaff| morning if a famous observer was so far wrong last year In saying the United States is the only nation on earth with By **vtn .d»j rarpriitry, (he i w l enough good will or a great enough sense of responsibility •trewu land; A burled outline braiaa, lb* »t*r to be entrusted with ownership or control of the atomic tiomb. — John Temple Graves Price Gouging Goes On SI. Auyuatiur Itrrord peoplin'* word*, Whet* awibi lb* »*i*a and err. ibe loorly bird*. -IIORTENHB rt,EXNLIl May be one icaspn lli»l Ih* Senatois called nil the Hughe* invtlligalion was ihey weie alfald it would boornrinn*. One labor leadei who seems l" have seen the,light is Daniel Tobin, head oi ihr AFU le»mIters Union, who says that Com­ munism is wonr than the National Manufaetuicis Association. Hussian Communist* promise lh.' worker* of the world a plrglif'd abundance without work, hut ovci there they have neither. Hie NMA, also promises abund^pce. but only for thusc who work for It looks as if llietr will be a big time for everyone in Sanford on Labor Day. .Their will be boat races' on Lake Montoe with driv­ en coming here (tom all pail* of the slate, horse tares and other cqurttii*h stunts in Fort Mellon Park, and a hig banquet and dance at the Mayfair Inn at which Senalor Holland and olhci dillioQ* iuished guetk* will lie pieient. Ev­ eryone should come and bting the childten, ___ It U interesting to hear the Russians complaining about the lack of human Hohfo in this Wont and.most conspicuous faults t and pin them on'. Ihr olher fellow. Then he gels to inlcrrtlcd io defending himself Ahal hr for­ gets how guilty you gr*- W* hope American editors and newspaper­ men je ill not fill into this'trap. The be*l evidence 'that we have a free press in ^ i s country i* tba'fact that the Russians keep bowling about i t ^ ^ , Thia may not b v the time to budd, but it is the time to buy lb« lot to build on. There may • ot may not be any truth to ihe b l tnirent aad rather widespread liar ‘ notion that const ruction are bound to come down Tl>>* <.nornKHi» on.I inDilnjuato supply u[ uiitcim.hflr* have loci to prlro couglnK on n iralu unpnrrHtrntnt In Inr mar­ keting of any new rumniodRy. charm-* Don Wharton in nn rxclu»lvr ■rtirln tn (hr It'iilrrV Hiprat for Auguat. Throueh npaihy, 'f not ronnlvanct-, car manufnrlurera and dralara are prnnlitinic the "rank growth of u type of l.ii.inma irnmU, which Invilen kovt rnm. nl rcKulatlon. . . . Sou. > wlm howl loudly for free anlerpthu ahi.uld rlran (hair own l<au*t-i lu-fure a new Ot’A dot-* ho.” A aurvev ta which Ihr author ■rcurrd dclailcl -Inti fi-un over lOO cillra amt town* "how* ihnt tliouianda of new car* nn> IrcinK turned Over to uMd rio lul» for •ale at fancy pric.-i. White I. (fillmate cuatomer* wait for the car they ordered n year aif.. rountleia Individual* make a lunim u of i: h tlnir a newt, car fr<im one dealer here, another there, and wiling at a "quick and atiff" profit to mud car tola. Authorised.dralrra tell naw eara to confederate* who duve them around the block, Ihu* turn­ ing them Into "aeomd-baml car*," and Mil them at premium* to the uit-d-car mrn. tn Detroit, a list of Indlrl.loat* who had received thro or more cars each flll.-d twenty typrd pages. Ope man iHiogl.t thJiiren. Detrolt’a U*e-car lot* atrech. two and a half mile*. *h« auih...- Hays, and moat of them hul.l five to' forty 1947 model*. One out-of town cus­ tomer bought ttlO.OOO woi 1 I1 from Detroit lota In one day. Detroit il merely the cxtrvipa example of.what la h4p:>ht( else­ where the article contend. New York newspapers run ad* offer- Senator Cites Need For Patriotism In Speech To AMVETS lnic Lnmisi-s for new rnrs, Evtdenre of collusion lu-tween newcar. d, alert and u»od-c*r lot* it wide!plead. In a southern itale most dealers are reported to be de­ livering one of every five csia to individual customers, and “ by k.rfir means, usually n blind partner, retelling the remainder on-the auc­ tion block at large markups." Thu "accessory” racket Is rummunplare, WI1111 lull charges. t’o*tIv "accessories." which the cu*torocr must buy whelm r he wants them or nut. 'tom Klcclics diancnsrni Jo burglar alarms. A purchaser, "in a r^glud where tiir temperature tarcly goes tn-low B5 degree*,” had to buy eight -quatl* of antifrpen- to get his car. Another widely yiracticad dodge la to tell the cuatomer that the man who Is second on a long wait­ ing list "might be Willing to swap places fur a consideration.” Production will.cure this goug­ ing eventually. What toll aays, hut most manufacturers liavu orders on their books exceeding a full year's production. M o a n wIdle, manufacturers could weed cut shady dealers by ^ancnllatlon nf franchise*. Thqv voulJ also ad­ vertise in local papers the correct delivery prices of tftMr tar*. School'Widget ' (UaOMM •■uni l-e** !)*•) RADIO PROGRAMS Htallon WTil It in apite- * o f everything opef* (paces and the 11 rou win buy your lot / if* tklI h fid Nf*» ttfvtrUo jo tlo T ff» * u r t T IS IMS Bay* T im , ii* l Tummy TtH'k,i Tim* CliM t i i h « kin, i, itrvkH c 'Ij.H.ury #!»® t .*« New* Tone for Th.ee ouiiter THIttabt Moos* N ew , ti*£ lilt t:SS Tin.* l * » l . L'cm iuey • :*l Roil Rcvree t,onny unit H iu ,.i III* JO* liou llr u d lln e S ilt liln t» 0* !til& to il* 10i(S 11 lO* ll.ufi II IS llilO Your Community Chapel Run.taV Hveulug Concert Hour toenm Time Tummy Tucker Tim* John Kirby Kitver Ktrlna* NeW* M orlr Voil ll.m o iiijo S u n Headline, Kian Off Relchmun * N - v .« Meade y ItudOy Morrow New* W rsiftn !luundu|i Ntmti Hour Nnlvt !fk# .New# li*»6 M u le l^or Uaitrini iiii A cer * il« 81an Hn lib l K*rly N*w* S:*k Celery Chopper*—Jarubore* - T it * tioiiiMpun 1:41 lllder* of the I'arpl* Urge Ti4« N*w« t i* l Uunrl** Hereltad* P a n ., !:•« New*, Sill Deep Itlve, It.iys l i t 41 IS M |5fl6 IM * Quality i* carefully* built into every pair o f Flonhcimi— p it j i t don’t waste it I Buy ..t good shoes...Floriheim Suun H ill W.»l«tu I1ouiuUi|> t l i l * Nuun Hour Nui,* (lit lilt W om an’* World .V*wt P a d illa Nuitra Tt|nn You*Vt RtQ% Dhitca Tmia Itiba N ,* » . * | AirUiw T tlo ! *» v is it s * ThionMIl l i l o C ftttcrl Hour lid * T * t» A.,liu,ju> *.r tiilil ji .- i roily V> II i i Alt the New* m e u than oi> Ssurday tide Higti (in tiot tu G y N ,w , I.VS Celery Chuppei, l i i e llometpun S ilt louver Darling 1:M New* tl*y hnatlM. Mel ell fed ties New* tiSi Huarle* Her<n*d S ilt uiltehlag Tim* I la Vlornlna lievoll l i l t Mornlna U*dll Sl»* News till tOtuo 10i§6 10:16 lilt# I; IS l.iinrtwon (lurtl HI*. llli Biiil l:*!b,t KAilny Kvantni Cblmil HtiUi itjo ii«r,uih)* lut*a N»*v. rt(k*—skw. h .l* Itlu* U aron lies I’ ruarsm II,mm, t i l l * l l u « , n i |i*rli>« I ! IS C u i . a il*. Club I 1I1S 6:16 h !l Hhoppor* Htfinnli ]U:00 Uff«i»ffi HlFtgftTB If 16 ttfUHii U .l.iS ) |u Denie 4|«rif 9; I© AiSemltiY Ilf Ijod I'htaile W « t« n llln r h tif N>w« 1:06 HtmrU# 1 1 16 H flttM tif Time 6 : 10 ' Afurnlns I»*vo«H>n§ M i ,Vhntijtih 3kl*«Jiitailio 11• I ff Heiiliing ,VeWi Il30 *FIiiifr*i El DO NoW* Twilight rt<>nti Dick AtkFtj Mini •i f f 1 i f f T A! Mli« 44I H# I111ti' I fit, KtrWft j)Ius proper care, - I FILL t a r n sunny months U n it y and t1ma>r Hol.br naerwood It. Hr and lllr .h ' t:*S liar Non* lunch lit) New. l.H Melodic Whispers I l l s March Time t i l l The Raton Roys ' New , Sid* u o o club L :H Local New* • t;tt Novelty Time Ilia Meet the Rand t i « t Dalle Ctaealc S.*U New, or the D*y TRIP DELAYED LONDON. Aug, 16, WV-Mech* anlcal trouhle in two transatlantic today of the Rrllith financial deletodav of teh British financial dele­ gation 'bound for load revision talks In Washington. Their de­ parture was rescheduled for' to­ morrow evening. •Iron ora found In Llliaria ia rated aa equal to Bwediah ores In quality. AIR - CONDITIONED 1116 Htath Myrl liM New* t:BS kt-l.Htte WhletwM til* Knovh 1.11 lit . Ii** IlllltiUly Hhowilown *[*« Mutlrel _ l ’xuar*m Sin* New* 4.*4 I 'e n o t i tn MlnUtur* 4|1* T - u .i r s v w .n a 4 iW Lertal N * * e . • ill ti9* Z ia ir rrihat? NoveMy trim* New “FurniturerStyle Heaters Now On D is p la y lj . l i t * News II Twiitaht Ion a* driver* ware not yat In, lha Hoard • (itt. Prankl* ('*tl* did not'maka any, uppulntnnmta. Uida were recelraq on bita tires, which thF Board atited they would purehaae to th< boat advantage. Paul M. Oampbtlt waa awardeu the contract for retmDing and plas­ tering at the Lake Monroe aehool at approximately 41.000. Bid* were refected on additional,11ahtIng at the L)ka Monro* Bchnol at Sit* till March of Hpuiti Mwtngilm* t.M T ill New* Tomorrow*, flund*i thov were tn txceta of funda availAble. Change* tn pattanger auto reg­ istration |n tht United dtatea L-etween 1MI and 1946 varied from an Increase o f 10.4 per cent In California to a d*creaao of S1.8 be halted by th* recapture of a par cent in Nevada. WILKES-BARRE, Pa., Aug. IB. bPl—Senator Franc!* J. Myeia (D-Pa) aald today that this c^un*i present ''dog-fight between price* „ .power" ___ M c*s and Purchasing ran a "patrlotiam baaed on doing what'a beat for America, rather than what'a moat likely to turn the fas­ test dollar." . Senator Myers, In a speech pre­ pared for delivery at the third anniUl Pennsylvania convention of American Veterana of World War H fAllVETSi, aald Ameitcan leadera of two yean ago "were sincere in promising you voterxni B letter deal tn a better Amer- IL as lh# reiult of fir* «w»a9«* jrour homo waa mad* unllvaablo.- would your NO WORK, NO DIRT to hasutng your homo with « Duo-Tharm Fuat OU Iiwterl pm a s Duo-Therm's umOltSAy r+hniy dijtrtnl blood* Bnuh Chi; (above) aad liepplewhlta fuel oil ittmiwU e tiepin J for a lot to it iqiog to puth theae <|6I Miuiir. Iiit *:6G * RUfMiity 11<rini Itii r • 1 .Da Mk/fitltt} H. J A M E S G U T . IXEBROTBEBS 317-319* ELM AVE. PHONE 109 �FRIDAY, AUG. 15, 1947 PARE K1VE( TOE SANFORD IIERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA T ,“ • • Social .. A n d Personal Activities ■■ ' , | • . , 1 ! ____ Party By Miss Bach Mia* A tali rv Hath. tiOtuataiiwtl tail evening at her* hunt* mi the VVt-M Side with a ilcxairt ‘htly in I honor of Min Jackie - lirutchie, I whotc engagement Hint nti'lnwir n ing mnitinge to Janu-* in g le »»■ - t i t’ e litlv — announced. Th-- nttim* u f the lln rh h e m e » i T . ' U|tihr.| ett AP Vn'ifr.-iUirn Deni Jodv, , SohtehnW g y o u a|wgy* imag­ Mrs. Proctor Honored ine that lectf tiger* ate the *am* . With Shower Aug. 14 th ltd I'Vi'l except in (lainout* tloliyMO d. Hut’ it ain't n*cMONDAT •r**nrily o. Tin- kid- out lh#r* Mrs* U. J. Procter wav hunure*! su ite Hnd i l a m M l n l .Villi HttlUi iiflxi' the -a*oe problem* about m .The W. M. S. of the .First on Wednesday aft. Him,n with a Miss .Charlene Caldwell left tolive arrangement* uf pink. lot family cloth*’-, puppy-fovu. etc^ Baptist Church * will meet at sturk 'huwer given by Mrs. It.! j ay j,,, Bt.v*ra) days'at Jackiun. -that other t*d* vine and grevnetk* _ to. - _ a— - 1 3:30 P.M. The .program will be W. Lippincoll at her home on vdie Heat h with Miss I’eggy.CIsrk -_ ......... A pastel .SClleiltC was ratrti d old ** under the direction^of Circle N*,+Palnietfo Avenue. Several game I.jst^o 'o Jisi i |la!rli>r, for in* of Cairo. Ca. in the candlelit dining 1 ihint. Th. Thomas in were played during the afUrtidb.Y SllliitH' Dolt * (*, if can "get the J-Hj . linen-cover***! table **n* et-nleitd V Jik are 'invited ou-t-yriies were awarded to Mil. vitucioo Iti-'.ear old Maty to ,*lt Mr. and Mrs. Ileimsn (I. Kch* .with n immature- brid". rumpleD. 'V.j A ) attend this. meet inif. The Sun- Carl Churpcning., Jr., and Mis* *1111 hoii;' i jioi|g)i, to .ImVe n cm -’ with biulal gown of satin, lace nu t ’ bulM ,' Junior C. A.* and Junior Hetty Sa.ser received « prise lui nls and daughter,’ l.ynda, art* villa*;,, . Mmti- -(mlet Mary, -(lending a in-day vacation nt net. She was holding * ribbone-t’ H. A.» will alia meet in their having a uiprtited plate, who !« oove starring in the Broad­ Jones Kami In North Carolina. twuquet of lillm-of-the-valli-.. Hr, l .. , respective places at 3:30. way pn diictlon •tiklithoma!" ha* Ihe many gift* wetr presented each side of the small bride >*e»e . , V , ’1 The Prayer Hand of the Pres- to 'Mrs. Proctor ir n Uby ca • mutlo- i vim nnd vigor, lovely Miss Shirley Smith has re­ giuiluatrd crystal cknili'liihn holdJ*7 : y bytrrian Woman's Auxiliary will riage after which the hostess, *«merrily and on. Currenlly, turned from (juaran.u'.s anu Mex­ ing white tii|>er* and the entile f / meet at tho church at 3:3U I’.M. sisted by her mother. Mrs. <\ sin* is 'oi.iil f..r Mel Torme." ico where she has tieen attrmllny group was *u Mounded v*lh lunk The regular business and inspirat­ F. Proctor, Sr., served a iWetit t'rtnir-iw ile!. wlJj i« making a big grre’firry in lm ih 'iw l with flim f illltK ijyrA U TK U H O f 1 ^ , Mi wit It •he -t ional meeting uf the Woman's cuurse consisting uf lime sher- Suiumrr School, - n u p trow, la Crystal and sliver appsontTt'UY Di H«inilttan‘ lltdl prJ \ |a, * f vg. charge. era. Auxiliary will be held at 3:30 P.M. Iwt. 'devil's food rake and punch. its , were used in serving the . rider t of ISol-im College, elm will j . ment Mr. and Mra. W. V. Hitting jm.l at the church. . . . .frosted . . . c aHs eI, _salted . ... liithday . ......i ........... n Those invited to I* with Mia. tt‘ * oi wooii^T/ully. romantic ■ Ice ereani, iatc his lath, *>“ daughter, Gall, have rrtutne-l from TUESDAY Proctor were Mrs. Ruy Redding. j nuts and punch. Mi»* llnrh w.i*! ,\uL. |;l . The ilMmginsiad the way i met him." -ny * Mary. The R. W. Ware Hible Cian of Mrs. P. J. Allen, Mr*. Chorpert- Atlanta, tin. where thev iltended tpilalr? nml I was ' assisted in serving ny ht*r nn (her j rib. .iter, whu ti •r n t y -je i. >etc** ®the First Methodist Church will injr,, Mrs. Carl C'orjienlng, Sr.. a showing uf cosmetics. • and sister. Mi- Philip R. Hindi an*l 1 -...... • dnn***. '‘ Ill *• cnuig dnwnstntrs. nod I wax with have a covered dish supper to the Mra. Thomas Cobb, Mrs, Jacob ss Phyllis llaeh. In'iwinl tometrow by a host of n friend. '* Kenneth Kchuts has returned church at 7:00 P. M. with .Mr*. Kirhtrr, "Mr*. Jewel Sarrrr, .Mr-. When Mary xtopmal for iueath •htairs, ft lend*, Roll ' hostess’ gift lo the hbmnec J. Hi Tindel, Mrs. I*. II. Wyatt Herbert Sullivan «.f l.ongwo.Kl from Imncaster, Caht., where • alumni and -student- at a 1 n-Rrii lief-p "Stuir*, whereT" is a set of bund-cut . ivctal phiand Mrs. Alyce Ashdown as *hos- Mrs, C. F. Proctor. Jr., Mrs. It. be xncnl several months with "Oft. nt Hie Citpa" (a restau- # b 11Inlay pm' y >it hi *umhis lirtdher and sister-inJIaw', i in the Thistle pattern. Yiutn* teases. tam.t, M. Hums amt Mi** Sasser. lulllle til t\ iHnl-t.H'k. t Otlllt Mr. and Mr*. Claude Kchols. .dleii to lie With Mi** Itr** lee THURSDAY 3'io ii -t . "idimteil exciiedly: were her molhei. 'Mrs, Knrl* Seminote Chapter No. If. O. K. “ Anil l 1 • nt> frelnd, 'Isn't Mrs. Fran* Itrnillry Is exitedj Iti(Mime. Mrs. J. L. loghv Si. S., will meet at H-.OO P.' M. at flint Alel Torme’ ' nod ha lieard td to arrive this weekend from M i s . Kdward lliggm*. J r . Mi the Masonic Hall. me, <o In- cuhle bock down th# Wilmington. N. C , lo visil f■*t Dale Scott. Jr.. Mi*, Ki'hai.l tmi- nod *aiil, *Ve*. I’m Mel two Weeks with relatives. Brown. Mrs. Ia*e MiHif*’. Vlrs. 1‘lin. lly HUH 7 HUM AS NOTICE Toieir, linw'did xnn know j’ and aid Junes, Ml* William HImi and — Mrs. Jack Iluiney annuunc<*<i I old 1n-him, 'I don't IrmlW, I just Mrs. II. I., IVrkins, .Ir.. ih Mi*-.'Vtoday that Seminole Chapter No. —HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 15 DP) Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Southward knew.’ and pretty -mm xxe were 2, O. hi. 8., wilt meet in legulat etmlloo-' lit e odd , i( i i^-pdi. • O*. /CXr*)fP..' a lt this Mksoiue Hall Oil "Ttie i ex i-day he c tiled me uy 11tir(•«*■, CnmiHc Haiti *i. Sylvia Thursday at 8:00.1*. M. stirts "Winter Meeting" neyt Carolina and Canada where they , nltd‘ in' fatnil' met him, and xv# 1 MeUeh, Mil.ln-d Itolmiir, Jlmy 1 plan to spend about linen weeks. month. An apartment lias bee 1 lind a d.yl e. nttii I have town seeing i Ann Whelchel. Katlp yii 'Wiggui*. • for her at WMrneta. *1 . .. . . . _ ... . , f bint ever -tttv# Hut I have other Clay Molding Easier built Daphne Connelly, Belt v -In lies i. Ictson got a sound roasting fiom Mr* and Miw. Ld Smith and dnte*. -<• I wouldn’t say I wa* go­ /M Hetty Ledlitter «-f Mille.lgc Than Word Molding topmost members of bis' prof** ‘laughter,-Ilatlla Ann and felim. Miss Mstgargt Jenunine Manning, daughter of Mr. ami Mr*. Allied) ai-J ing -teiidy, Would yntt -Oil, I ’don't ville. Ca. A N N O I N t I M I A !* eion at a "roasl.nast.r" dinnerM l«uisihlle. Kentucky «r* the V.iiuw. nnivbo I mi at least Pm Maiming, whose engagement atw1 approaching marriage to Julian | _______ in his honor at the Friars C l u b . ^ t s ^ f M{J* .S m ith ■ *i*t«r. , |flltiWi pbihg ileady. By ADELAIDE KERB Robert Sirmon*. son of Mr*; Rosa Bunion*, was recently announced. Mr. nml Mr*. K. M. Wuijl Franks Sinatra claimed Al w « x i « « - William Willi*, at her home lUttbi now .Mary is sitting AP Newsfeatures Wider The wedding will be an event of Aur 'It at the First Baptist ChuteJi1 author -aid. '‘than the years in tielievn -o n..mi •d tofiu) 1ht •* to every cleau-nit onl (isueva Avynue. Sculptor Concetta Scaravagllone 'a tribute at 4:00 o'clock with the Rev. W. P Hrooks, Jr. officiating. No ill-1 which Flprlda lamMied bet ftret Iditii of- n -on on Aug. 13 a nrioimi wniltng for Mel’s Je#p to young millionaire." lack Benpv nriixe "lli■ wd.j fo|ifep«r '' «ha - .. ( •—first woman to win a Home Iwatlll ___ Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Nswntan vilailons *r» l>elng isvucd but all friiril* of the couple are Invited. Imuin III In tluf In M l^ i., i .. i 1 I I.........b i l ■■ Prlre fellowship in fine arts <July, referring to hi* services a* a Jiav* - •»t-uro*4 - Ur-their hum* «*» ■■ ■■■ I Ji>M-|ilr, Ihr spot where tier on (hlnodo, Mr - Wmil will I-*- ic- *n>i'. "nml o Jeep wdj to- perfect 1AJ7I—iirapsj -* i I .-tiliitlon wa* ile-liiH-d Lo be w i-t tncntl-eicd :t* the tonne* Khn.itV R,r 111 on account of we’ru both Lake Onota after a month Inj ) -mail I’m juxl a little over 6 the clay figure she was molding in Jo!son like I need F. E. Boone." South Carolina. Authoress Explores Jean nine Manning I h i ten." t’l |( , (!j.|*| ,, Irving Betlin eung a special^ foot nmi tfcl i onl\ nlufut 5 foo# her New York studio and gated •'Every historical reference t • Historical1 Region the trail’* hi West Florida »«■ Mi anil Mr . .1 K. SnoHi ud •’> ••nix I next i ti-lt tiim he'a Honored At Shower out of the window ns she mat song and Bob Hope, Cieorge J*i V Walter Haynes, Jr., has r< I, Edgar Bergen and tieoiyi tualt. lie doe-oT like 111 lie r*'shaded her thoughts. She finds I -ki tchy und brief Nowhere *»■ .... . d ted I' flu' liiilli "f ' oirlotcd turned to Snnfoid after visltine I m t ti II lilm nil th* clay and marble easier lo mold Burn* delivered uther epeeche*. for some time nt Daytona Beach C IINKSVII.LK, Fla.. Aug, C ; thi iV no tin tunic nccoliiil of to > iluiigbler, I’nmcli I.IDnt»'lli. Complimenting Mlsa Jcsmiine Th ageless (he says it’s 5i', that) words. Manning, whose mnrtlaite to Juli­ Id’; Itubylen Hull, nutlmi of the ten,-Mi of (he life und dentil >1 Any. f t at thi’ letnald tmil-.Id t(1( ilinli’ li"W w■odi-1 III! be is maybe with friends. an Sirmon* will be .ait. event of foi Dimming novel, ‘‘The iiieat Si Joseph. Tin- field was npcti Alt op,i ini III. pita! Ml “ We ore facing some kind of but friends claim much hlghei) Smith i -h..old call him T a m o , or Aug, Jt. Mis. T. A. Cobb enter­ Title." wishes she bull n ilolla: l*> me nod I earefully itmnt i_. tin tot liter (une Peiinllit tun rometbiiu' Idi- like that, lint ! a change in art,* she said , lowly. Jolson retaliated by siuging four Mr. and Mis. C. C, Welsh have don't .m e Ilint lie i-n't (h|l, I “ The changing times ami tho songs. Said he: "This is one left for Jamestown. N. Y. whet - tained with n party and miscellane­ ft., ever) bole -lie tin*; limhtnir >iWnt all ihe information I could Ilk- loin ju t tin- w a v In' is ." great development of science— taring Larry Parks had nothin** tpev plan to visil fur a fee ous shower at her bom* *>n Uak lot it lit* in the ruin- of otti lowiinl IIn- ilny wlico I woubl Inn Ml nml Mr* Aick tb-nl.ui nr. Maiv liar lot* of fun ip Holly, St J>-epll during year? of f Avenue In-l evening. V which has revealed .things under lo do with." Parks was not prey, week*. em ugh i-Rchurmool t>' start." IHitineeil linin' the lullli *f It Ihe .microscope that we have ent.. Mm licit in a f.oil'll c.ipinu. ijutglilct, llii ud.i IwiX’. an l i '. 12 v mill km not m any l-eaux h«tThe parly rooms wen* decorated (.••rii'li for her blsforlrat novel ol iiiii-e In woik'- ton liiiril. H e r "Life With Father” !* a highly never seen before— have spurred Mr. and Mr*. Frank Evans with a profusion of *olorful rin- wr-t Florida in fit** bouinio.' ill the field Hlldlciy, Upiou A* nt llic Ftponld I nuirlitufi Memo:‘al ctudio |o» ate.lliug Crosby and artists to a new search. We ars competent film version of IN left today for Boston, Mai*, nias and fern, (lifta for the hon- I* o . nml DM0'#. ii.ill, Mr* lint' bn- two ciul IliMhiul Mi - Henlofj will ) . IB, itob lb'pM Ijiviilpr ’’ tlu-y’re Mich trying to portray what we never Clarence Day near-classic. It where they.plan to spend several ulee Were placed upon the laceV ile-t'endailt of ope of Mi •lit li, a it.'iliglili i Itelli* Palmer, meinD'tul ■ the formei EvA V j-c cutup - lime make work fun." tried before and some, in this ef­ would lie more effective if *.'.e weeks.' covered table in the dining room. fii-.t famllie? to M'ttjo n nt Flor­ n ; Indent til the Drdvetsity <t Vivian - i . ‘ fort, have done magnificent woik ■tory were less familiar, but even Hall ha* been lifieteitcd Ftoi idn, mol Richiiid Lynn 11:ili lleiiuett. For excelling in ihe ronte»tp ida- Mi that will live and have .its effrcl so, it pack* a large amount of known Instor, ii, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wright played during the evening Mrs. R. b> flu* little charm and humor. Father's pro ami son, Cullen Wright left lu jj, Windham, Mrs. A. B. I.ovejoy nt tin- Port 81. J im* men ami ut on the art td com*. ITii- Hulls Jmve lived in vuri fanitles ars missing, of course, ' ■ t l«n ••!,»—.... lo.lk XltllLIvY VKNHIIAN 111 INKS' — dsv for t vitiation in Shelhy. arnl Mi** tliinla (’arjlon weie pje- Jj .i- City iif "8 t. ■Joseph, m l till'd .uloi - olImois— "On the other hand many feel b ill. Wtlllnm EflWfJI plays him u* ‘ ir fabulous iHMUHiOf poll IIIE Itloillltltow li. i 'o i l 8 l . I 'i , • Vmcrira’ c Mo I lli-aiitiful rehttil'Willi Prite*. After tin* glleit that mueh -modern art— though th* lilt. His fine performan* e BtiJ (■Mtonlnr "N.—C;Vtuininnin - Cellar -- I‘oli-Ind Uuminiiin of honor hail opened her Polity ill) by yellow fever Mini a lidnl unit Hiouker nod linYv l*-i'll ' good in it* seeking far new ex- is aided by the perfect foiling Friend* will be nglad* -tn- . leai i ygift* \ k [ H r Fo r i 'r c’r 1 linistlr a I ** , t* tTT u i * lrefresbnirn!*, l 'l l • *ron*t*ting v 'llB ir * of a o ji r to tiidbioK but (ihiim- id - ■tent* iif tinoiosvilie uloiut tip£ prrsiioti and its use uf. new me•arid. year*. A|i1, lli.ll lx curiently , that Mi*. J. W. Allman 'and gwret course, were served, w diuma—rls nevertheless, lacking In of Irens Dunne. I*. W . ST KVKNS •- til7 W. ItulilliMiii - Orlnmlo The claim most often voiced by young son, Jeffrey Hewlett, line The University o f Florida li cm oited at u slioleiil ot it" Those enjoying flu* uurly witlt the warm human element* which . I’ ltnnr 2*H7‘J'i is to necessary for the welfare pres* agents is that hi* client, returned from the Orange Me­ Mi»* Manning were Mrs. II. A. I-iiimbo jdum to' voidiuiu* III*I itnivii'ilv ScfiiHil of I’bninitof 'dvett If a four-yter-olJ. is "good morial Hospital to their home o' Manning, Mrs- C. F. Bonham. Mro work in rite rluio:*tiy-(dmiimic> of the world. It eeem* to be a P, F. II,-nham, Mr*. Rom Blimon-. library with only t-mnigli litntchild of the intellect, untouched copy.” Not even the most real* Mellonvtlle Avenue. oos publicist would d*re soy that Mrs. W. M. Mlxtin. Mr*. Huy Mix off fm .1 in n-f (lubliidiy trip '» bv the love of the heart, about Fred MacMurrav. Mi»* .Sophia McDougal has te- on. Mrs: Cecil Mixon, Mr*. F. L. N'nw York /o r tin* l-»mk wliirb i* , “ What will emerge from this Among Hollywood correspon­ ■ M L Seeking for a new xrt? Some­ dents. MacMurray is notoriously tumed front Jarkionville Bcarb Dnmpler, Mr*. R, A. Cobb* Mr*. L, -lilt- fm irli-U'M' by Duell, 8 io.ll. Vovi [nlcrtainmenl'i thing new we have paver done "bad ropy," which means lie comes where she wa* the gviest of Dr. Ratty, Mr*. Wimihum. Mtw. I.ovr A Peane Jii‘jit. III. BRINGING YOU Mr*. Unit y xplnitis t lint tin before! A »swing bark t> ro- forth, with an Infinitesimal amount and M's. Dttugla-s Scott who Joy, Mrs. halwnid Smith, and the i Guaranteed with •ntlcismT Or a melding of both! of pews. A wealthy an I well- are former residents of Han- Minn** Charlene Caldwell, Jea i Port Si. Joe of Dally would «>*THE BEST TODAY William*. Oulda Carl loti; l.mu-r molly hnr»- in-eo a -uburb id the Only time will tell, i ut out of established star who enloyi his ford. EACH PROGRAM Mixon, Mary Edna LandfX'U nnd Si. Joseph,-sht- writes almul. £ It may emerge something fine leisure, he seem* not to worry AND EVERY "The liii-al Tide," product ol Robert Adam* of Manrhestnr, the hostess. AftoAt iAeu^ and strong." kllbMIBM ISV about publicity.' We kidded about IU. wa* n ri*cent guest of Wallace (!♦ *Ji »*♦ l j w i JO year-' extci -i^r n-ciirch and Miss Kcaravaglione won her his newBessnesi on the "Miracle lueetl hl-tiiririilly on old i-icirt . fame with modern—but not ab- OF The Hells" set snd I aske.il why riiilip*. Mr. Adam* U*a former H E M I.AIt I'It IC E S: l Ir — Ulc lecorils, '!cw-pn(>eii. ihr few *•*•! Last Day " (tract—stone, clay uml wood fig­ he refrained while other I broke rrsidrnt of Hanford. isl'ng hi-ioiicof the ilny nu I I IIK ATKK lll'K N S 12: l i M. Miss Van Hurler ures distinguished for their beauty their neck* lo get their names in on firsl-linrid nifm iimtiim gleam Sir. and Mr*. \V. I). Thorton "f of line ami composition.* Then print. rKIDAY! Tells Wedding IMan.s ed by IIn- .ml (no. lecnll* tho 1201 I’ark Avenue have letOrned SUNDAY aA MONDAY! she turned to more abstis> t ex­ His answer was like MarMurteni|>c*totui Ini- when Florida perimentation, welding metals in ray—wordless. He merelv placed to Sanford. Mr. Thornton Ims Miss Helen Van lluigrr, ilauuf "talesmen wne coiii|Ki*lng n purely obirctive form. Hut she hit hand over his mouth in a Iktii umlergoing treatment at Hot MVSTIIV IND 1(1 ION Springs, Ark. for the paM five fer of Mr. and Ml*. II. J- Ya < ci'illtituilon nod 8t Jo*c|ill wa, was not happy In that medium “ speak no evil" gesture. THIHUII Burger. of . loingvrnod. whuxa en­ Ilie Icrtttinitk of ttm- «f»llie na-weeks. You can hope for the best and returned lo her stune and Bob Hope, for example, ii the gagement and approaching ntv lion’s liirre' rai*ioads. _ clay figures, though Jite dnda not fast-traveling interview- You us­ Mr. anil Mr*. T. B.‘ Kinanl of riage to Joseph iL Ctetaml, »*■»' A native of 'ileeUWiMHl, Fla., 9 necessarily expect to rontinue in­ ually get a good story after you Lake Monro* are leaving on Sun­ of Mr. and Atr*. M. G. t’ leland Mi». Hull -|mi l year* ol ex­ ’cause here’s HOPE ■.tk JlNtl ( H i l l l i m JUtUYAN definitely In that vein. wade through wrltcts, etc., und day for Cleveland, Tenn., I<> a-.recenlly announced, told t" ploring the .ruin* of Si. Joseph She is a slendrr expressive follow the comic around for on tend the tleneral Aaaemblv of the was ■lay the plans fur lu*r weildinc and made rnuiitlr— 'trip* tn thu woman .with curly dark hair and hour. Ring Crosby U much lire Church of Cod. While they are i'he ceremony will he perform buckwiiml* in jalle lo pioneer coffee brown eye* that ran plow same, though not as glib as Hope. then* they plan to visit In Chet • ed on Aug. 17 ut thy Fti*l lta| families who leiiii-mliered or who Ilka dark topas in sunlight and Van Johnson is more uf a sitter. ukw County! N. C. tlst Chiirrh with tTie HeV. W had heard lab-- of the dnys whel Saturday Only! change from sadness (slighter He will stay in one plan* and tala P. Hrooks, Jr. nffiriaUng n( Si. Joseph Ht.Upoited 13 casino, , with the tick of a clock. -Her wotk to vou about anything, Mrs. Ava -Wright Davis, lull IJt.M) o'clock. Nii invtlalion* nc- and one chuirh. ■ —noimi.E feah in:__ sfar kLa- ll«Tv liur-i la her life. .- . Humphrey Bogart is always paiay Mcl'outugb, ti*., ur where lielng Issued but all friends 4 "No |ieru>d in Aiorrican pio­ ji 5 She will sell for Home In 1»U av* ailablp and if h* ddeeA’t luvx- k ,he 'will visit Mr. and Mr*. M. Gw* Couple are itivitnl. neering i* nunc jntetevlitjg," Uu ~ ■fptetftbtr1 to study pnd work in s to orv r y for -.- .you, he’ll.mak-i ..... ...... unf up. ||. Hutton. Mr*, (ieorge June* of eiDI THI «CTION-PACMIO,y Wa fellowship awarded by Ine He might nven give you a "tough" Jack»«n, Mis*., will aT»o Iw their t me i Academy of Rome. act with It. Erol Rlyrtn I f atfo guest. From __ _ McDonfmgh Mr*. _ chartered by Congrest productive, atwayn enacting the DfeVi* plans to Visit with Mu. He.* i o pitvote eye who lo promote the study of role of Errol Flynn. Dana Andrews K. H. Davis In Griffin, Ua. ten’l imiii a , sculpture ' and arehltec- will talk an and off yon, but you wink — eipf■ and1 Istsr consolidated with have to be careful that you get Mrs. W, F, Rung* and son, (lolly Irom a ■Ainuclean School of Classical aom* njx* In return. There’H more to Howard, of Augusta, tia. ate brunellvl Studies in Rome. Shs wtil b* Inc Th* women have lets leiiure spending n few day* with Mrs. only woman among 10 wlnnsrs of time ____ on seta. They _ arj usually . Rguge's fringe * ilaughler, Ml** Dorothv a good permanent Roma Pri*#' Fellowsnips In the Interviewed in their dresving-room '.Runge, who shuti» plan* lo to treturn with rho nlans *'l'nu«ual llfrtipj ’ School of Fine Arts. Until this mirrors while they are being made th«m forWattR short _______ R l visit Mr. Novelty—“ I nusuul Vfnr such fellowship* were open up. Such stars a* Irene Dunne, la Deputy Commandant at Catrp “curl” ,*gj~ - cnly to msn, though 'fellowship* Clrudcttr Colbert and D.giid Gordon, near Augusta. 1 Ibvwp»Uim«" Atlxrltiur.'-' "l'la> : wera given to women In the Aead- Bergman, who are married lo doc­ ■ m etnr's School of Classical Studies. tor* and make but a few pictures, time Jituriwk" About 00 per cent of Meiiro'a MetKilmt* Neon * Biasing a lone trail will not bs ere generally non-productive for population is. of mixed Indian and A really bemitiful and flAl; new to Concstta Searsvaglione, news, though charmlug. Belly European descent lerlng prrmnnenl dependn on * however. Bha had to face a lot of Hutton,, on ths other hand, will neveral IhlngH • • • >'“ ur •ia,r opposition when aha tpnufit first knock herself out to provHe news, Nearly 30 per cent of Mexico's miiHt be properly nnalyicd on • to sculpturs. She* was born in rnd Joan Crawford will do it in a 22,000,000 people art wholly In­ lo texture . . . ll muni be New York, one of nlno children more dignified manner. dian. by blood. 1^** IbitUf of Italian parent*, steeped In tl» hkllfully (flmped . ': . it niunl Yes. it'* plsaiant work, hut DEAN - f lT F S. PATTERSON •- tradition that woman's place D there is one class of performer* I be becomingly nlyled.' In the home. She playvd on ihe can't go for—th# child stars. .1 (IKK PR OGR AM • tpemiJur sidewalks of, the East love the little tykes, but for new* , studied her school lessons they’re awful. And only it p/ofewdonnl bcnulIrian can give you Companion Picture Sunday & Monday! Friday & Saturday! never dreamed of fame. Then ill IheM IhlngM. Your beautician Ih experienced, iikllday a neighbor* child put a tlrmrnt Uwrcnce Callt*#, wher* *he fOR THi LOVt I CARRY of clay from fui and thorough. She In (rained lo give you longer* ncstta's now trachea. Hat Work la exhibit­ ALONG the ANTI* ■hip# o f bur life ed at the Whitney .Museum‘ and ■ .* M d and Tv luting and more beautiful permnncnt.i. NAVAJO T R A IL ! . Wai *ca*L~. the Museum of Modern Art (both WORRY 1 A teacher who maa interested of New York!, The Glasgow Mu‘ la h*r work auggaatjd ah# go to m um (Scotland) and th# Penn­ i. INSURANCE* 4 rt school. But whjn Conceits sylvania Academy of Fine Arts And remember — for tom^lete beauty c»re ♦wiuU finished the eighth made and Museum. Her awards Include tha On Ihe Same Program Ad htoifhed thi .ubject t o - ir t r o w Widen* r Gold Medal and the facials, manicures, hair trettmanla and coloring and owed mother and brothers »b« •1.000 pri** of Utg Amryn-sn !n Thlx Newspaper for fina cosmetics. . . . a blank wall of opposition, Academy of Art* and Letter*. Hud AHHOTT l us lly. however. Jt cwmjd Concetta enteroJ tho NaLou COSTELLO _ Academy of Dextgn, where VISIT YOUR BEAUTY SHOP REGULARLYfee paid by her brothers wae HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY NOOK •10 a. yemi' and where *h« “THE TIME OF YOU OWE IT TO YOUR BEAUTY ____ ed four year*. Later *he To get a* really beautiful yermaueuL totir, hair matt bo worked In a pcrfum. factory to THEIR LIVES” properly shaped and becomingly styled. tnako money for further study, then entered the Art Students f(aerials on utl wave# dariag August. Soft water far EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP "Popular' League for two years. Chap. No. 12 ubaaipeelug. For appetal meat call t i l , For tho last 23 T «ra Mies Science" 'LOST CITY? ZM K. Park Ava. (feemarly at Ml Parb) Searsvaglione has taught 108 E. 2nd ST. at trarlouf institutes Including New Y, I Social Calender e r 5 on al Hollywood < s*i»toteasit±!r z *r,5ilJ« qaaaai) .-VI �PAGE SIX TOE 8ANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Locals Trip Islanders 3 T o I O n W et Field; Buddy Lake Slated T oH urlT onite’sTilt Hear W olf Announces Coaching Assignment For Coming Seasons The lin t contest oi thf schedul eit twin bill was postponed Ire cause ol we. gflmitu*. ToniKht the Feds entertain the Saint* in one game the Muiltvipal i u i - i K»ioi- tone -in os hue o'clocK, it is likely that Manaitcr John Kridcr will send rightIhmi'.ei iixiiuy uis* to me oul- NIW fO«g CITY will be repre­ sented at the annual "Miss Arncr-1 lea" beauty pageant in AtlanUc City, N. J.. next month, by Haven Malone. 10, of the flronx. Thu dark-, haired beauty I* shown after she Wirt crowned "Miss New York City'* at a night rtub, ( International) Isllirsvtll*- fvey. if tlo-rrirr, ll 31 blhulilts wittiara jls iln s i llr o li 31 Itoult, PI. Asaustinr t. lift*ado t , SAMniiP i, i>.,>i..,rj it- it. Iklxtml 'IN. ti,Ui*.till-, l I , - - •»-iiin l. I'shtlka j rlJlo n ln a , mo Out Aoauslin* at Sports Roundup ‘ -tbrwuilii Jirill Ttlk'n, IlnlYiYmn- ! u rii-T Torirnff, rl,lt,<«\ III* at tlar Iona llraeh HI M SN to||p Ruins Hamper llarririatnn. rf Halt*?ftrP\ ll. Brldr, rf L*wl». e A 11-Army Tourney Mwrray. tit COLUMBUS, Ga., Apg. 15. (At Hampered by heavy rsnU whirl, forced srures wl'II over the stii-par shooting in i|Ualifyiny ttninds lfi Army golfers advanretl to the second round of the all Army tour­ nament at Fort Hcnniutf yi*slrr- I'hll.'iHlphia tl ss .P •l»*Hiy« Irilnilflf IticHiidyii L lli«ift|i 8 I'hlliitlFtiitiU 4, NV« V*.r» l*ilt«tiursh f* Hi (eUtiia S MMily Iflinrel , . 4MHIIIHN Tram \\ I* IV Npw Yolk 7* 3« -«! Ilotlttn IH lrult I'hlUrtFlphU 4’ U viU ntl r'ltlmtijti I* M ‘*1 fcl* 13 11 mi (irat 1,300 yeira of the Chrutian era. Orlando Sens, 7 To 4 Ify TKH MEIER at the Atlantic City Race Track on Tuesday. The two-year-old strawlierry roan filly, after running second to Her Highness in the first race, was unsaddled and slatted toward the stables. She’d lake a few stops, then rent hack pulling the rein* from the hands, of hrr groom. Finally she just flopped over on her aide'in full view of the crowd. There' she lav without a muvj Un­ til the horse ambulance ffrtlved. Thereupon she jumped up and walked docilely along. Tile last tlie boy* In thie preali>o< saw, i!« groom was spraying water on her with a hose, maybe that’* whit Haven't read anything uhoui him in the pipers lately," a ’ friend ask­ ed the other day. And wnat’a this rumor that Red Rolf* may even­ tually be named manager of the Detroit Tigers! T! is different this year, f.aat sum­ mer it was the Phillies who grab­ bed the headlines by finishing fifth ■ml drawing over a million paid. Now U’a the Athletic*, under grand old Connie Mack, who are the lurnriie of haseliall. Gener­ ally picked tb finlih last the A’* stand a good rhanro to finishing stxrond behind t(ie Yacjkc PRICES D O N 'T IN C L U D E S T O R E K E E P IN G FRILLS W e don't run our busineu fo r the luxury trade. W e h a te no mink coalt, nS French perfumes, no- charge accounti, no d tliitriei. But that keeps our prices down—nothing like that is. included in what you-pay fo r our good, sound mer­ chandise It's all solid value—with nothing added fo r storekeeping.frills. And. that makes sense to the average American budget! . Ijmshnnr - 200 000 fifkl fififYl Ht) I'llj ttn l * t l j n l . o r g MeMsnua *• .Trl.r, . . • GAINESVILLE, Aug. JO. 18pgNEW YORK. A ur. 15. fd V d a l)—A four-man varsity football Mr*. Mildred (litlx-) Didnksnn coaching staff and'thrcc-mnujlall inujurstinpably UHDI K THC G .l. i T. ^___ .for a combined FrcanmsuA’a u itl. iwrms r B 'football team were announce*! f LIGHT TRAINING hat-forsaken the. amatmr* rant*. at the .University o f -g baifa »«>«iay for the third * and "ps-rhxpr last —. PROGRAM hv Head‘ C4aeh-RayridnH tltcaVi time, to accept a $300,000 motion Wolf as overall coaching assign­ picture, offer, amonir other lucra­ ment* for'the forthcoming oollcgt tive lures. ,VMr were ttru lcd . The only American ever to rap­ ! Freshmen who entered collcgi* ture the Itritlah Women’s Amateur after the first of July will not he Golf Championship, the 33-yeareligible for vanity competition old Italia told a news confeienee this year, hut will ho permitted to here yesterday that she rearhed play with, the Vanity It sound. Thlnk of li thousands of the decision to turn proiesslonal dollars'worth of firm* lime , . . The complete coaching lineup after much deliberation. available to «ou, as a vetrrsn, for the lf*47-4H yeti wat an­ Hl feel that by doimr a srrirs at no m il.' All rs-sertire men nounced at follow*: Varsity FohtTHISI RATINGS of motion pictures on Kolf I will hal: Head Coach Hay Wolf. Lino and. women are eligible. No further the advanremcn. of w/>mCAN 1* tO U tS Coach Twomey, en s Kolf KOII and snu Kolf gon in RencraL” general, «he site , age limit . . . no educational cn’a M '■ fTed' ~ M l flaekfield Coach llyton ttlustert llrnnnen, itald. and then by way or Juatlflrn- j • p iiv m i mot rri|iiirrmrnlt . . . no previous and End Coach Haul Sem in. The lion added that she bad found flight training aa^^d. And you • COMAltCIM FUOT combined Freshman - Varsjiy ll amateur gulf “an expensive luxean fly In ynui _ ,Ni<|>ar* time. • ||ISTItKT0t*S tram! Head Coarh Sam McAllis­ This i* the rhanreof a lifelimet ter. assistants Have Fuller and She sail) that she had cnmiielid • IMSTIUMIMT IMUM Let us tell you all about It. Jerlirm 1 Mush 1 Batista. in 18 tournaments this year. “ That • oiHtt AOVAta# atws competition has cost me nnd * Varsity basketball: Sum MtrAI(Jrorae (her hushahd, Georg.* Tahlister; Freshman buskmlull; arlas, former wrestler ami rur* I’sul Hcverln. Varsity Ilewballt rently a lioxing promoter in DonHave Fuller: Freshman II luiseball v«r) about $14,000. Janies McCarhren. Track and VIllflNO THI KtNC 3 f SWAT at his horn* In New York Cily where tie 1* .Cross County: Percy Beat-I, as­ recuperating. Ilalre Didrikson Zaharlai, noted woman athlete, pst*.* sisted by Frank Philpot. ISSfff&'tffl SaSSUf (if ’Avlnffon fpw poin.er* from tube Ruai’hnTfowVJwmtrnl'» fart pitch. Ruth. If will V Marnn-sp'calHngirifh't , f*N cm Guatemala and Yucatan dom­ recalled, was an outstanding pltrher before it wa* decided to make • Phone 1050 inated Central America for the S anford .Municipal A irport . (International) St. Augustine Defeats him a fielder because of hla mighty batting.b ed the trick for tho Saints. Diminutive Juan l*erci limited! *“ ... Ihard __ t Lttil..,. #*. ..... . ‘H ,s the hitting Gainesville tl- ' Men to six scattered safeties to tu m -m a 111 to 4 victory for the HtrinetSemen, Charley Smart Singled Hill Red home lh the top of the 12th frnme to glvt the Leesburg 1*1rntes it 3 to 3 deelsioit over the I’nlntkn Axalea*. Line Score*: Orlando 000 OOP 040 4 13 3 St. AugTirm 020 010 40x 7 ” 8 2 Jones ami Alireu: ItuiuiBto, R <• turmo and Stillwell. Ogine*vtlie 200 000 IK12 4 *1 J Del-arul * out fiuo (hi* 'jo to n Cleary aotl Dulaney; J. 1 'ifn ami Mmlje-ki base on tho sacrifice, Tho Fed first eacker moved to third base on the play. Satterfield scored on Wert, t Itawland. Mi THratilt, rf Klllpskl cf Sapbr. Hun-io.M, ■lull* Lucrative Lures And Motion Piet ire Offer Changes Babe’s Mind | me visitor* inllietl their 'Nil run in the fifth ftamo oh«0 OMtsHte, si.ifc.iSI, *“ -xe». -*} J single, uy itysl HehoenOlensl and Hut, IVey. Htehelteld Stole,I oil Ivey’s blow. me r nii tallied their first. by btabelfcld and hits by Don Murray and Johnny McManus. The final two runs mauc by the nrmcimcn canto in tne outtoui ui me acvrntn inning, Walter liamngion singleu to open tnv tramc ami scotoii on a aacnflce hit by Ralph Satterfield when ?TUIflJitjf- It 4**4V*i aliw aphrru Into right field in an al- F R ID A Y , A U Q , 15, 1947 Cant. Fretlerick Moseley of Nor­ folk. Va., tourney medalist. ui»* hnrd pressed tu turn liack S hgt. Joe Torre* of San DlcgJ, Calif., 2 and I. • Favored along with Moseley is Capt. Ed Kingsley, former Utall Stale Amateur and Open ChamBlrtlUJfhu- fiHepl hv Mil. NjUiplo Raley of Fresno, Calif,, 3 pnd I, as Lt. Col. Jamie Gough amothareil Cant. Donald Frrria, of Dayton. Ohio, 7 and ri. Two 18-hole round* were to l-e played today. Tho aenlor flight medal wns won hv Col. Edward V. Marntre of Fort Mrl'h^rson, Ga.. with a 7B. Colonel Mnrateo edged out Maj, Gon. F. I-. Parks o r tho War DePhrtraent In Washington amt Col. Thomas M. Belshei AAF bead'iuart«ra in Washington, whu shot 80'*. :: •• . 1* ,I. WMaiiiiiKinn 14 .M HI. lefiui* 19 71 .a lliteNa iFAirntni Kww Y*»rk i,IMiltafi^lplili sViickHonvillc Legion Nine To Meet Atlanta . In Regional Series F L O R E N ^ B c ; Aug. Iff, Iff*! —It will lw sudden death hern this has not boon forgotten. Ilis funaftemon for either Ailanta, or oral expenses have oeen gioirnn/aeksonvlllo, when the , „ „ v I teed bv former Cljsnildoti .lark le clubs meet in tha American'fagion Junior Dempsey,- who.said he would At­ Bascliall regional aeries fo--thn tend the sarvicoa tomorrow. God­ right to play undefeated Green- frey sparred with Dempsey, but Wood for tho title. *• they never met In a Imhji. Each team already has dropper) eitradnnirtg games (to tin Houth Carolina Emeralda, and each has vlctorlea over Birmingham, Alan •iimlnated from tho four-state when Urey meet In their non-title 10-rounder at Madison .Square Grftden in Nuvembcr. We don’t see how Jersey Jo« can win, but we have a suspicion Ilia*, he will give n in'tler account of himself than most persons think. ere at a cntrlal point, Albany, a farm of the Pittsburgh Pirates; Hinghamton, of the Yankee*: nn.i Hartford, of the Uoiton Hraves are kicking over luaing ptayjr* in recent weeks. * * The cotton plant Is believed to ive originated in Arabia nr What’s’ happened to MacPliail CHOICE Liquors — Wines — Beer Ilnve Installed New Heverage Dispenser Ice Cold Ileer All Times HILL'S PACKAGE STORE'and BAR I l Y w . Klrat HI. . I’honc 8 Our F inest P erca les! Penney* own, wnnrlerfril Hondo* are Iiackt i Our finest, wear-forever percales—In smart, new designs! Cay florals, smart check*— many mure carnivol-hrlglit patterns all children lovnt Perfect fur bickdo-echool , clothes! Wash easily, color-fatti Sturdy Mo-De-Gay. Percales! WHEELBARROWS METAL $£.95 Our lovely Mo-IhsGay percales comhine long-wearing,,higli-count sturdiness with merry floral or rlirrk designs—and some just perfect for children! ’ 'COLORFUL WOVEN GINGHAM! Wonderfully Bright 'Gingham Plaid* To g*l Needle Humming! Ysrn Dyed. D I’ rC-Hhrunk snd Color-Faat Pabrldl. For O ^ l T l f _ _ V True Temper Lively-],a<1 WEED CUTTER onir one victory to oon tlm crow n and enter sectional play at Humter next week. > On the other hand *he Atlantal’ Jacksonville victor must defeat the Emeralds two straight to gain it\q .(•"P**, yesterdajfvsaw Atlanta defeat Birmingham i - 3 and Urcenwood trim Jacksonville 4-3 in 12 , Y E H T E ltD A r B B T .tlU -V ic Lombardi. Dodge* i, shut out Boston With four singles 1-0 for seventh win, giving Brooklyn 2-1 LAWN RAKE NEW YORK*, 10*/4 hrs. Leave 7:15 A. M. and 11:45 A. M. True Temper Dynamic CHICAGO*, 7*/4 hrs, HEDGE SHEARS I-cave 7:15 A. M. and It:45 A. M. MIAMI*, 2 3-4. hra Leave 0:17 P. M. v ia I k iM ft ls s Mnny other garden tool* bargaii , k lrlla * 411 r * - » * SMART WOOLEN PLAIDS M u T as. Direct connections with Airtlnea serving America PHONE 1325 PAB8BNGKR8 AIRMAIL flo ft in a AIR RXPRE nuaim vs 8o Soil and W nrm -So Easy To Work With— Timor Bright 100% Virgin Wod Pjalda! M olnr Yonr Own Jflkala and SklrU Thla Fall, •#••#* •*., «ai t . ■■v r GAINESVILLE -V S - SANFORD �/ i FRIDAY, AUG. 15, 1947 TOT! HANFORD H E R A LD Legal Notice TN TUB jc p o t - COURT OK T II k COKSTV SKMINOI.I: I ' r t r N T l Dr. Chnrlw L. Persons Optometrist Hanford Atlantic Ilk. Hide. Hour*: 9*12 1-5 I'hune 296 Sat. 9-12 Fjrf* Hiawinctl • Gla*«e* pitted klohida . in phouati : In th» court hi'u»» of • Id County, rs IIKi KST AT y Of l Kills |V ai Sanfoid, Florida, within* *lnth tv Sun MCIU'IIV, «!(,’. known uitailai jwjuIu - liuHi llw-llnt. •*• t s m s c r - T . i i r n r i t v . t)rr# .« .i l b . fjt.i I'btli'aMini of thl* m ilk , TO A t.I, I'ltKIitTOIIS ANIJ t’ K.';. each rlxlrp of demand •hall I " Mi SONS IIAVINi; CLAIMS (lit t>i;. wrdlna. and .h ill •lair lire place MASKS AUAINKT SAtK KSTATBt of m ld .n c r and |m« i offtce uddrvu Tou anil iir li of you mr* harvl.) af lha rlatmant, and •Mall lip awnin nntifi.i,| a n<l m iu lm l i,. prrtr-it to Ii) the alalinant. ascot, or at* •ar rlalma arid il.mrnil, *|u<h >,nt. t" , n e t. aiitl any such Halm *n te­ *»r tlth ir o f . you, mav l i s t , a| 4 ln4 rnand not so filed *hall It*- raid th »,«-,l»t» „f KOItSllY TTSON Mart Murphy 7.. chary M PIm til Mtso known >. tmltSK.V A* Administratrix *» Ith Will T. .Ml' I ll'll T. d m a w .1 of aimeir.l of KUIISCV TYSIlN M i 'l l ' •jiJ I'ltuljlv In (tin l*.■uni> Jmlar I.f PHY. de.e.fwd Uciulnnlo I'oiinw, Kf'-rlitj. ai hi* n f flo (Klt*t puhtiriilTbti. A u ao .l. * |»tli" Tll|* STATE KU'llIKA- t'K TO K IIK K W KI UN • « ti„w «r»:,ISIi.'*' I* ,in k m *w tir--*.\ lArorn ilitl * — »i i.'(iin|4aii,i huvlna ttr*a flin t u n i s * 1 you It, the Circuit i ‘ >*urt In and t* ' SrnonnU (>nt>t», Klortd*, *■o hi I n >lli iTII \ O K tillN t«r divorce. Hirer pf ttrnl# s ir I Iter ^ tore lo ,-om io4inl in a u> ! »»" and l i e , |iral to (on u lil Court on llir >8lt> day of Auatirt, A K 1st*, uttwm i , Kr, rt * Pro I'afti™ *, will t*v rtlt.fnt ,1KSJtlal foil , Tltr S anford Ilrratd hrr*tij tletignjlol ,, ., ^irar *li.t|:--i 6f ar*,, uiJ * iri-ti: ,ii+,ti_**iu ermuud* V ,nh* ty. Kli'rljlii,, m wtjitth •tlhll fo , I*,- l.ftrif r*nalt*i*t ,.|o* fioi, ••■di-rVutlrr ;,*f' - O*1*'* oio'ka^ ll I r.MlH - M>» I, iud -I, I -! ’ MSI It r ?,r.-nl ll, IT-.. 1-, i Semite 1* an*t U a i. of y lot Ida, tb.* the tel ,l»» Aoit.ot • A l> I’ i. ,t l* llrtndoti f l u i, „r I'titiitt i'outt it, p ;t .room apartment. vminT cottplq preferred. Ro< VCM c‘n Herald. Foi Kent or Sale Two " l ed room irfodem ttomea, ten minute* drive 0 from down town, on hard toad. Alsiut one & one half nrre* o f land with rnrh home, well drnin* rd laundry with tain water tank, attic fafi, complete hath room* ahryhlierv aiid fruit for home use. If Intt-icstcd call nt 11 Id Sanford Ave. between 12 roon ami one o'clock. RECORD. PLAYERS for rent. By tlay or week. The Music B jx, 119 W. -let St. Phono M3._______ “ f FICE apace in Mclich Building. , laira'a Nefht oficcs, newly decor.<V ejed, -ell iitiU'tesk heat '_nd\lanltor' tervice furnished. .Call HC3W. II. A A. DepL Store. Bariev-Davidson motorcycle. 616 , WANTED BY HOUTIIBRN HXII. Laurel Ave f TELEPHONE & TRLBGItMMI si . i it i 3 piece Maple livlne-rtrant¥fnltei I Y'ounjr menCOMPANY with ui without |ir*;vleasonahle. 317 ■ loth. j ou, experience for cmp’ovi.M-nt ADMIRAL talile model radio, 2 | in our construction hud init.illntion departments. For those montha old. perfect nmlition. who can qualify, thee • job* of­ U07 W. 16th. fer an opportunity lo become established In a business of a USED New .Perfection porcelain oermcnant nature with'good puy oil range. Good condition V.’S.imj. while learninif and with excel­ Phone 728-W. lent opportunities for advancemeht. Ex-Servlccno’it bring dieAUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sates chare* Paper*. Sye Mr. Culp. and Service. The Music Box, Second floor. Telephone build119 W. 1st SC ’ Phone 963. . ine, Sanford, Fla. 2 I W ANfED T O RENT GARAGE 'suitable for storage. Reply in writing to II. h, Schwallie. 210 E. Rich, D.-i.imd. Fla. . x a llr ii til’ t ||*|*I It iT t n s »\ tn :r;i» NtrYti't: ■is titriiBin hivkn . Tli.it I.*- nant itttttoii holilrr *il Tas t', rtiflciii, \.* 11, t*»u*-.t tt,r 2ii*l day „ f Jtili - A. I•. t s l i , li». ft!- earn, it, m i -offir,* and to ,. m *d r ri|ipt*raltuti lo t a tits- *l*-eit '** ft* leillrft Hi, troll K.,,,1 w l i t l i ’ B l, -;m - 1 : rrty lo th, t'oonty ot Semiltolr. Slate ■if KlorM*. to.wit • S 'j ul g i :« , tif HIV't **f S t :', y-c toll, ,1 ; Tow ntbip ?• - H*,rHl Italia* Jy K ill A rtrt , The -lur «•>,-*-„ I of »al*t |,tii|«*rtr oo«l,f t|»* .mild roHiflratr l.*itr«| w«* ill th. nun,* o f *l»•* .-lt*.w*>. P o t . . . *«11 trrfiflc.itc tlTTill I**- r*- de,‘iti,d -i**or%lfi.. t tto taw tin IM.ipurt} ih-irit**., ii-.,» o wilt t*r ROOF COATING- Asbestos Alu- 9 WORK. W ANTED -**l,t to lh>. hiahr.* to4*1r, ,t T11*- .*■,1|*1 minimi roof coating, good for •‘PeWK*lV * w Tonume'lwp*roof. EVERY* l»psy cabinet M d r-;> Arder—uill Itfnd* of wnodtinrkinx, =* th* !»’- tl iA thJ?rstoj) leaks.'Cootj your home I -*f« special made door*, etc. Semin­ l*R4t-i| lltit 1st *»f August. 10 to 16%. Ten year warranty. I 17 ole Cabinet Work*, directly be­ SENKARIK CLASS & PAINT •* \ . ilrlliliili! hind the Clinic. For free esti­ ' CO. 112-116 W. 2nd 8L t'lnyfe I’ifiKii r’tjiift mate*. phone 562. ill=-!♦“ « V* FI‘Itili« CONVALESCENT . HOME now open at Chiiluola. 18 miles S. E. ‘J of -Sanford and 18 miiea N. E. SEWING MACHINES . _ of Orlando. Large screen and SALES A SERVICE open porches to sit and enjoy IIEIITH SEWING MACIL SHOP the cool hreetes off Lake CathIIS H. FRENCH. PH. 1190 erine. Large grounds and wa!M CANVAS.1’A I N T - c W and col­ _BaIttJrom_auto _traffic.-. Largo or*. SENKARIK GLASS & lobby and rooms. Brick construc­ PAINT CO. Phone ?20. tion. Can accomodate 26 only. Phone or write for reservation r LOWERS nt once. .Oviedo 2362 or Drfar «u occailoni Martin 2392 or write Bt>x 137 Chuluota Florida. Large redan McNe ill a y o s t f l o r ist s Sipes Ave. Just off Celery * for guests to visit their doctor, j Office ph. 60S residence ph. fllO-R FURNISHED room, ' innerpringI mattress. Close in. Girt prefer ' Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nalls, Purina Feeds, Groceries and in!. Box 49. c/o Herald. Mcata. Touchton & Watson, 1201 9RW AII.Alll.r. at once, convenient­ Cylery, Phone 1199. ly located down town se-tion, up to date apartntonta with all FOR SALE— Llmerock for drive­ ways and roadways— Phone modrrn conveniences. Adults 1241.________________________ only. Phone 860. • •- tlun' l' flsrlamt w utertf.t Solhdtiii for Plaintiff iM I.M .t (4IfM >i 41 EXPERT painting— contmct tfr hourly basis, ' S. G. Grogan. Frro estimates. Phone 783-J. _ EVERY type cabinet made to or- > %«tm i: o r %pri.n it iii .% 11UUkltV oUlVX^i , That WIIIL itvii*** Him t- ztt *"4 itsued 111 made doors, etc. Semin Bo|, - !t>* u Hr ’ hfliN » of T.*» IVrtirole Cabinet Work*, directly its*l*i J| a.U. tl Iti* “rail till) “ f hiAd the Clinlr. For free esti­ July \ t* . 1V45. !»*»• fllt-il s-iftir fit ini 4*ff^ .iiitf tiiiw tuikIf mates. phone 662, lltiiit *-« !*- r-fplir«<'*'*■ Ibt fi*llnw • FLOOR SANDING & finishing, itlll 1*1*4|ce411, lit ill*- l*«*lft|lf: ill H*rl*t ■ ■ r HliJtlilfl t., u .r cleaning & waxing. •Our power 1■I■ S ', 4la-« N IJa M ..f K |M *» ft » unit enables us to work-where Mlk It f» Ihb I 1•Y*H ilf D-t|lf«»|| there is no electric connect ip.i l*U» lt'M*|* 1 lu M K IK. available. 21 yeais experience iu .ir-.n « a $$:. Til* “ I |||*|*( *i|s!L M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fla itfiilrt IIt* s-itit *iififiraif» na» ID til* llUitb IY.*iat|||||tl*Jtl ItMUilttROOFifx’ G - ROOF Painting, all I’ nlaw * ifcl •i rlltlt tb otlifll I■* »tkinds. Smith Bro. Phone 1188. »Ihib«| £14**if lUfift til law th* |iroprilj flnpflt'i || til* If II Till! In* •/ill* NEED A NEW DRESS f Let Wan: ■11 i ml Ill* ■ Iurt nita make it. Wannita-Tnylu llttlliii t*b th* !<»■* v ill TUXEDO FEEDS—complete line. fit** iimMli nf Iff Box 146-A Sanford. Kt. 2. Hunt'* Tuxedr Feeit S'.iro whirl* in th. IAt—iti>» . f i'i: 12 SPECIAL SKHVICEJi |‘atrif-s||iii |»1 »1,»v AvKll*1* FOR SALK l***7 FOR RENT—Floor smndcr. Easy " § * llrfl OLD NEWSPAPERS—3/ CENTS Reasonable JLatca, San. ■' .1 j* •-2. Of-3 bedrwombumr, gi*o*t nelgti- PER POUND.-BUNDLED IhT . Ulteration. Kt'itiiiiiiJtc t'mi i»tv ford 1’aint A Glass Co. Phone^ Iwjlhood. rinse to South Side ^ i Itife*. ill BUNDLES. 303. “ School. Permanent tcsidtnu 10. 16. 20 and 26 CENT with children; Ilcferencea fur~"D0I iGB ■ PLYMOUTH . , HERALD 0PFICE ; nlshcd. PARTS AND SERVICE 10* Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 House or apt., furnished or tyifurnlshed. Prefer kitchen cjuipped See Jimmie Cowan'* Sheet Metal YA-DE moth proofing lasts 5 Whet'lur of Sanford Works for new Radiators, new hut not n'*re*5*ry. Permanent CANVAS AWNINGS vest a. Have your woolen* "10001 Radiator core*. Radiatur clean­ . rrsidvnta. Write P. O. Box 1341, proofed now. Dowutbwn ClenuCANVAS PORCH CURTAIN* ing and repairing. ers A Lanndry. 113 Palmetto VF.NET1ANBUNDS 3 REAL ETTATE FOR SALE Ave. Phone 914. DESKS. U l office desk*, ( t l ty­ Aluminum, Sleel, Woodl pists desk with chairs, in A*> Piano Tuning and Repairing. L L One l) loom house and 3 four room . 10 DAY DELIVERY condition. New Elgin twin out­ house* at 711 llirkory Avenue Sill, Rea. 611-W._____________ board motor. Apply Mr. Bowen. ■ for sale for *3600.00. All taxti 641' Plumota Drive. SIGNS w and insurance paid on same. J. We REPAIR! Show cards and poalera E. Jones, 422 E. 4th Street, San- 7 ft. Coidspot refrigerators. 1V-I O— IMIE'8 HIGN SBBVICK ford, Fla. _____________ K ltE B E S T IM A T E S Luxe Models. *214.95. Scar* Or­ O. I). Landres*. Phone 1021 Phone HOH der Office. Phone 990. REAL ESTATfc Watch and clock repairing. Kite. INSURANCE FORDSON Tractor. 1 mub, both trie Appliance, Sewing Machine MORTGAGE LOANS good condition. L. L. Killer, and vacuum cleaner lepairs. The RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor * Lake Monroe. Phone 1322-W. Home Shop, 1701) Sunfimi A* o. Registered Broker and G. C. Fellows, Phone 114.T-J. Insurance Agent PLENTY' of good uretl tools, Rm. 4 , Florida State Dank Bldg. watches, clocks, radios. Also LAND CLEANING AND new watches and G. E. Alarm DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATERJ fE W . two story, three bedroom clucks. Fred Myers, .'III 2nd, PILLAR DEIS EL BULLDOZ­ 9 home. Two car garage,--On SL ERS WITH I* A L M K T T *) ’ renter lot 116 x 140 in Mayfair. HAKES T W O 3/4 YD. ' Will nett unfurnished or furnwhed. 60 lb. porrrlain ire box. Mrs. 4 DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT Phone 366-M. ' II. Cowan. Lake Mary. NOW IN THIS VICINITY NICELY' furnished 5 room home' NIMNICIIT CONKTBlfCTION! CONCRETE HEWER PIPE ^in .Sapfurd.Urlght*. Evcrv modJ •SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Traps COH ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE' ern rnnvrhience, larg** sleeping 2-2981. Blocks, Aluminum Windows and. Itorch. 118 W. 19th St. or 0171 Screens, White cement Taint, W .l.Uh,__________ . RENT A CAR Pcrnta-Ule. Hurricane bracua YOU DRIVE IT NICELY arranged five .fufrrt iiung>, Miracle Concrete Company, 3U9 PHONE 200 alow. bIhmii 3 mile a from city on j Elm Ay* Phone 1335. BWICKLAND-MORkMON a navnl road with several extra unmvK-rr. w a H dots. 'Priced at 14,966.60. with FOLEY SAW FILER, Retool her and 3 setters. Kmerick wood attractive term*. SEE US FOR working machine with M II. P. * ROBERT A. WILLIAMS MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING g e t t in g Raymond LundquUl, Aaaociala 'motor. 1 Band Saw. 917 W. 13th AND TYPING ± St. , - ; Phone 732 Atlantic Bank BMg. CREDIT BUREAU OF HANFORD * 41V» airre*. with approx. 800 aland* SEE THE new lawn Sharer. Ask for dsmonstraUon. SENKARIK 116 N. Park Phene 180 e I f you get up ni*ht»— have frequent dr ing, old orange tree*, located •ire to |wm your w*t»t—4 »ut have only GLASS A PAINT CO. 112-114 about I blk off of Rome 17, Just •canty patiagr, — yra. and have barkerhe W. 2nd St. EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING ,tua to n c m acidity in Ota utina, ba glad obt of DeLand. Elect, phone asui Fred Myers, 311 E. 2nd St, you’re reeding thin water, no house. Owner will sell Three general km i ago Dr. Kilmer, a will take famous doctca, found hundreds li. B. POPS CO. INC. 1 trailer in trade. See. Mr. Bowen, ATTENTION MOTHERS ifstients with this iroutlr. PauaUkingiy — DIAPER 8ERVICE— * 841 Plumose Drive. ha made a iM didM o f IA herbs, nwti. vaaetahla*. balaama— Nat ura'i own way li> Baby Valvet furnishes huspltal 4 CEILING fans for sale. I-anrv's SMALL furnished bungalow, corclean,stcriLo diapers and deotlor- I t h f .' He called It "Bwamp-Bool" and Drug Store. ‘ millions of u a ltfitl men end women hi nfr lot, immediate poaaesslun. iu d container. Economical, and It— often with amarine emails. I'ricml at (6.000.00. TABLE TOP electric water heat­ safe. Fusty medically approved taken Swamp*Root goes right to work to ROBERT A. WILLIAMS ers. Hodges Plumbling Shop. Call Daytona 2467-W collect for . gu sh o u t ktdnrye...increases lha (tow of Raymond Lundqniet, Aneociate . details. 96 diapers, $2 a wee l ur mr,helping lor rlieve race** aridity... w> 409 W. 1st SL the irritated blwlder gats agood flushint: I’bone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. "FIRST IN SANFORD" out, too. M any report getting a g««l 3 BEDROOM houae furnished or 1e A R T IC L E S W A N T E D LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market uniuriijflnctis m m «iecxric Kiicn* Barber Shop open Thursday, en, dibble garage 4 acre*, few Highest cash price paid for used Friday A Saturday. furniture. Ted Davis Furniture fruit trees on ML Do4»^nigh« 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL ! Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 988. ■ wav 6 miles from Sanford. Phona I'LL BUYjrour car regardless of SANFORD Beauty Salon—Phone age or condition. Roy Reel, 304 1*64. 609 Park. Mary McMahon. GOOD, five room butigallow locW. 2nd SL ot. Priced hone 1384. Permanent wavee ated on large corner lot. *6 up, guaranteed. vWatef sof*8,600.00 with terms. tener. Also open evening*. Ro b e r t a . w i l l i a m s * "h e lp w a n t e d Raymond Lundqulst. A*eoclsl« U LOST A FOUND Phone 732 AlUalle Bank BMg. EXPERIENCED celery grower or ______________________________ LOST—dark brown wallet In vlriR E A L ESTATE W A N T E D — —f#r r^Jtjlt party. A Dud* A Sons, —m tra rB a im n n Y iM tixy ntgiit. HOME with Income. Cloao 1 Drivers license made out to An, Oviedo. Phans gl6L ne W. Hutchison. Reward. Call Mini be priced right. 01-, ______ Herald Or Ph. 841-W,_________ | Harris. 616 ' First Street up- T 00L SALESMAN. Local territ- KIDNEYS YOU U P NIG HTS? .1 5 A R T IC L E S FOR 'S A LE .I Lawn Chair*, outdoor and porch I .furniture built to order. J, E. I i Robinson—lake Mary County tU 2603- ory open fer full time man sell­ LOST: Collie dog, about 4 month* ing nationally known hand tool* old. Answers to name of "Pilot" and equipment Plenty of bench Reward. Phone J060.________ _ grinders and hard-to-got items. Straight commission. Must own IS A U T O S . FOR SA LE ear and be able and willing lo door coach, rune alright, earn *100.00 weekly up. Write importation. 2 wheel TOOLS. Inc. 629 Sptlng St. N. trailer. No business on Saturday. W.t Atlanta, Ga. _______ Walter Trapp, EnU-rpti*!, Fla. SPECIAL Outside white paint by Davis Davi of G IR L fo r cashier A ccwmeLt coun­ j-ir Baltimore 6 gallons 126.00. 306 K. ter, also soda girl. Laaay’i Drug 1938 FORD Coupe 1800.00 cash. r , c . w in*, m w . i*t sl 193ft PLYMOUTH pJet-up truck. Phase 912-W. -v ! '• . _ » . v . • ' SANTORO. FI ORI1PA P A G E SE V EN a j �I 8:1Ik/II .. t * • r i af*!0 • . , , . . c» .i -r -- <% '«» o - - . V it w . . . ■t v»:.V V * '1 O V-r-i •■->.<><* " m «*. f * - ‘ Hr, <#Y>- r. " ’ 1' * " ' fS r wer c>>re h^ve wc been able to offer our friends and customers such outstanding values! If you art* in need of any kind of furniture*. * it will pay you to see the many bargains at the Ted ll^yis-Kufiiiture store! DON’T HUY until you have seen o ar prices! SHOP AROUND and COM-, PARE! SAVE! Yes, you will.save at OlIR store! Come in and look. . . Convince your­ self that this is the biggest savings event you have ever seen! 30 DIFFERENT STYLES BEDROOM SUITES 3 re, BLONDE BEDROOM SUITE ¥ 3 . re. c a b in e t s WERE 19.95 NOW 109.50 79.50 4-W ay FLOOR LAMPS, Special, .2 TABLE LAMPS, Reg. 9.95 Now 6.9 5 END T A B L E S 1.95 llo L A M P T A B L E S ---- <|rr BED LAMPS 1 100.50 4 m CHIFFOROBES Kitchen METAL TABLES *• w er e* NOW _ JIEGULAR 39.50 - 12.95 N0W 29.95 7.95 UnfinlNhed BEDROOM SUITE 159.50* Baby Carriages CheHt O* Drawers 129.50 REGULAR 30.6Q REGULAR 24.60 WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE 139.50 4 9 .5O NOW BELOW COST! i 4 PC. MAIIOO AN V T_ i I-*-* WERE 59.96 9.95 NOW ' HEG. 129.50 Kitchen LAMPS - LAMPS LAMPS MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE Kitchen Utility Cabinets NOW 109.50 4 7 .9 5 NOW 47.95 MANY (H’ll KUS AT COMPARATIVE HAIt(IAIN PIUCK^I BELOW COST! Cotton Mattresses REGULAR UJ.!}5 2 PC. OVKltSTUFFED " LIVING ROOM SUITE I SECOND HAND BARGAINS -r — 1 n & iii 2 rc. * - : * NOW • 4 3 .9 5 Bathroom Sets * REGULAR 6.95 NOW g.95 2 PC. LAWSON LIVING ROOM •* . SUITE .......... ........ .......... 189.50 . (Below Ciwit) » 109.50 9 X 12 d ■ . 11 See Our Stpck of Berkshire Rugs. ■■ H Stainless Sheen Pabco REGULAR 22.50 : 1 1 - - . 3 l*C. MAPLE LIVING ROOM ............. ROOM SUITE ............169^0 1-19.50 3 PC. OVEUSTUFFED- LIVING ItOOM SUITE .............. :...... 1H9.50 >ll».5t) 11 i i-H 1 j *Rugs & Yard Goods' NOW 1 7 .9 5 Many Other Comparable Bargains From Which to Choosal LIVING ROOM SUITE HI --------------- --------- KM 1 ASK ABOUT OUR EASY TERMS 3 PC. WICKER LIVING ROOM SUITE ' BEAUTIFUL DINETTES ODD WOOD BEDS LIVING ROOM SUITE MAPLE—WALNUT—MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE -X '•*’ -> f CHAIRS ■r j'j. cr 95c up LOUNGE COUCH iL i si? Lurjil ‘ «** -- t V " ’ - - • -i $ 4.95 White Enamel Dinette REG. NOW 89.50 49.50 fi PC. luliuLA H LY 24.95 12.95 up MU twin « PC. : * _ii-jt'j-? *.gfg Red-White Chrome Dinette 89.50 , 5 PC. ^ Unfinished Drnpleaf Dinette U? 69.50 ‘ * ' - , =_ . 24.75 MANY OTA£R EQUALLY GREAT BUYS1 - +3 1 T . 3 ll EAST FIRST STREET “ GROWING FLORIDA” I• < MS, 1 .• __ _ . ’ '• ‘ - * *' t PHONE 958 1 t - . W' « \ . . . . S,. , f ! • • V-. S - ■V >■ • r 'v . < • - X-.* . �f (a Ualtjr T h e n la S tren gth — To PrrtMt Iki P tic i •( U i World; To Promote th# P n B m of America; To Produce Pro*parity for Sanford. THE W E A TH E R j._ji Partly cloudy tonight and Tues* day with a few scattered shower* mostly during the afternoon. AN /O L U M E X X X V I11 _ IL S Jules —t—* « Suit Movie Finn E stablished 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W SP A P E R san fo rd , Fl o r id a ; Mo n d a y ; a u g u s t is . ; " A ss o cia te d Preaa L u t e d W ir e mi Rio Meet War Orphans Greet New Parents -r To Investigate O f Military Agency % Gen. W yche T o Probe H igh L ivin gR u m or: Lee Declares A t ­ tacks Unwarranted Technicolor Sued Ini Justice D e p a r t ­ ment’s Program vj T o End Monopolies WASHINGTON. Aug. IB UY Atlomey Geneiel Clark, e n til­ ing a monopoly exists in the pioduction of coioi motion pictures, announced today a filing of *n anti-tiutl suit to end "illegal ar­ rangement* and agreement!." . ■ *v * •' Clark H id'a GAV dt'iwh T f be­ ing filed in the U. S. drtlrict vbutl al Lot Angeles naming at defendant! Technicolor Inc., Tech nicolor Motion Picture Corp.. and * Eaitman Kodak Co. Assistant Attorney General Joint F. Sonnett, in charge of tho Juitlce Department'*' -anlitrunl division, aald in a "statement, that Technicolor Inc., had "entered into a -s e rie s o f agrSemcnt* with -— Eastman, whereby patents, new dc^ ------ f f)0Pminti and lechhologirnl in•Wotmatlon relating to color pho­ tography would be reserved fi.r technicolor’s exclusive use in the 1 professional field.." "In our view," Sonnett added. "Technicolor was thereby enahh-i to control and monopolite this business a n d w a s protected against potential competition from others. “ Our suit aaka that all the il­ legal arrangement! lie cancelled t^ n d that the court order such re­ lief to patents and ’know how’ a* will dissipate the effects of tinunlawful practices charged and permit the eatahlishhinent of fn e competition in the industry.’’ Sonnett aald that “ Technicolor does over IK) percent of all the business in professional rnlnr riii. ematography” and since iP-ll "has praducad_ the positive film all of the 'Ulnae A' A* fen prints fne for all the ’Class nlurt length motion pictures slid 'Wnost of the short subjects and animated cartoona produced In color by tha motion picture in­ dustry-.** the United States.'' Attorney General dark said in a supplemental statement: "This case is a part of the Department of Justice’s program aimed at breaking up monopoly power in Industry.' "Motion otton pictures in color today represent from 16 to 20 percent fr IANOINO AT IA OUARDIA FIELD, N. Y., from Copenhagen, Denmark, thrr* liny Danish war orphans are greeted by their new parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Welmert of illodcctt, Ore. Cleft}, who were anxiously awaiting Iheir arrival. Mrs. Welmert readies for Erhard Gehnnann, 16 months, being held by Stewardess Huth VicKfery whtla Mils Olga ilelm of lha ‘ U. S. Embassy, Copenhagen (top, background), holds Itosita Annies, 14 months. Purser Gustav llctk (rigid) carries Ursula Gcromin, 10 months ojd. Tho children were born In Danish refugee camps, (International) AFL Plans Drive British Cabinet To Defeat Labor Is Summoned To Measure Backers Emergency Meet Election Day Holiday Australian P r e d i c t s B r i t a i n Can Sus­ For 10,000,000 tain 3 5,0007000 W or k e r s Sia t c d LONDON. "A uT T I b <**>--IVGRLEN BAY. Wi«.. Aug. IB (A’— A woik holiday of up In 10,. London Piets speculated wid-dy OilO.OUU working met* on electron today on the reason for an rmrr dsy next will highlight the gtney cabinet meeting which wat American Federation ol Labor's summoned by Prime Minister Alt campaign to insure the large*! Ire, hut government sources de­ jmwblr vole against member > clined In disclose the reason for o( Congressv who voted for tin- the hurried trtttun. The consensus wat that ill Tail-Hartley' l-aw, AFL President nyreling wat concerned with ur­ Willism Green ssid today, Jt'aalbiaed ea !’*«• all) Al a news conference before gent developments in tJii/nin's he atjdreised the annual conven­ economic crisis and probably with tion of the- Wisconsin State Fed new proposals for revision of the nation of Labor. Green forecast ICrms of ihr United l-Satrs loan. A terse , uninformative an the most intensive ptogram ol nounci-ment that the meeting lino political action in the hiitoiy ol been held heightened rather thin * i Ip piiajictrd that mo*: diXjH-lli-d speculation aa to why JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 18 Spe­ Congressmen who approved the the ‘guvarnment ministers had huecial—Appointment of W. F. Nehrl- hill would hr defeated, adding that riod hack to 1-omton hy plane, Ing as manager of the Fort Myers train and automobile only four ’ ^Jtate Farmer's Market,.the out- be never had tern the * workers days after Parliament had •ad­ •look for continued expansion of "so aroused." journed. for its summer rece.*.*. that new unit were noted here Green's statemenet came at a . Whatever the, purpute. appar­ 'today in a statement dealing time when one of the principal ently decisions were reached, fur with, current conditions through­ items of business at tin- slate con- sum* of the chief minister* y. out Florida's system of State- volition wa* a proposal for a one the cabinet resumed Interrupted operated markets. William L. third assessment increase per vacation* today. . Sir Si*fford Crlpps, president Wilson, Director of 8tate Mar­ caplin to finance a aimilnr polit kets, commenting on Mr. Nehrl- teal action campaign in Wiscon­ of the Hoard of Trade, *ml Join. Slarchey, minister uf fooit, depart­ log’s recent acceptance of the Jsin. . post as manager of the Fort Myers Slate President Gcorgo H aW - ed -In chartered planes, while Market, expressed the belief that man preslicirit the convention another nirsraft was standing hy a substantial gain In volume of would approve, without, much con­ to return Health Minister Aneur•frustnesa could be*. expected, as troversy, a slx.centa monthly as­ In SSvan m Inverness in Scot­ •growers throughout the adjacent sessment instead of four. Tht land. Meanwhile, In .Washington, Ar­ area beeotqs Increasingly familiar additional revenue would amount . with the' facilities and services to fdd.OsHJ, which would be uses' thur A. Cal well,* Australian min­ ister of immigration, expressed provided by the State. to assist local trades and labor Th# Fort Myera Market, young­ council inform ing political aclicr. belief that Great Britain can on­ ly "sustain a future population est major unit In the State’s groups. of 30.000,000 to 36000,000.” system which currently comprises Green and Hajierman said that * If* made that statement to a some 27 active sales centers, was Lalror la apprehensive about the tl'aatlane* aa. all) completed and opened for bus- status of world jreace negotiations inaaa late In 1845, Director WII- and American foreign relation*. , eon pointed out. Tha market site, He asserted that unless Russia ^rallied at 16,001. and expend!- takes an affirmative, attitude, in Violinist Jailed For 'Eure* for equipment, construc­ y Ij'MlIsSfS SS P t (l t i ll Taking Iturbi Girls —jjl■ tion of buildinga and facilities, represented a total Investment of Paraguay Loyalista BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Aug. .672,211. 00, at the close of the 18, UP)—Violinist Stephan Hero, •• rage ata) Are Gaining Ground 33, spent the weekend in Jail after ha waa arrested on a warrant Hope Abandoned For ASUNCfON, I’araguary.Aug. 18 charging him with stealing, his —(/P)—The government aald in a own two daughter*, tha grand14 English Miners rommunlqde today that Loyal­ children of pianist Josa Iturbi. ist troops were “ advancing In all Ha waa to be arraigned in munWHITEHAVEN Eng, Aug, II sections in tenacious pursuit of leipal court thia afternoon on a UI’)—Tha National Coal Board the rebel* who are fltelng In complaint signed recently by Itur­ kpcatad In tho blasted undersea complete disorder.” bi, who waa In Pari* when Hero The bulletin said villages a* took tha children, Marla Teresa, ’ william coal min# and no hope waa held for 14 miner* still un­ round the capital had been mopped 10, and Maria Antonia. 0, from up of Insurgents who threatened Iturbl’a home hare and flew with accounted for. . One hundred seventeen men were Asuncion last week. them to New York. The rebel* were said to be In the shaft when ait unexplained Hero, who returned to Califor­ explosion occurreed lata Friday. "abandoning In thetr precipitate nia for a concert in neary Red .Thirteen wore saved. Sixty-nine flight their munitions and food lands, was arrested Friday night of the bodies have been brought •tores." wh«n he stepped from the plat­ to tho surface. “ In one sector, we recovered form. HU-bail waa fixed at 116,* Boon) officials ordered a 10- 11 heavy and 23 light machina- 000. The violinist raid his daughguns" -ami—other—matf riali the t r m n ill New York:-------------------- hour rest-lest-n ig h t-<ee~w#e i rrtwa ------- that sW.e L.J At. had worked unremitL communique said. The' statement Tha chlldren'a mother, Maria rebel officer* Iturbi Hero, ahot hcrsalf to death Jfcvgly to reach antonhad miners, listed numerous ^ a t the crews ry-entarad the mine killed or captured. In tha Iturbi home here Ust year. ' today to search’ for the rest of At tha time sha had a divorce suit •the victims. VISITING PATIIKR pending against Haro. Haro's ar­ - Meanwhile, this Cumberland John Leonard/, Jr. accompanied .rest in a .. . .waa . . . . another ■ ..... episode ittcounty town on Solwoy Firth by hia aunt. Miss Nall Lelfesta aerie* of legal entanglenfents over ’.prepared for a weak of funermla with Whom ha livaa at Coral raatodv of tha children ami beginningg tomorrow or Wednes­ Gables, Is visiting . his father, qybt. Hero and tha lata Mr*. attorney day. Borne 40 miner* Were asslgd- John Leonardy, local ,*d to help eight gravedigger* Young Leonard/ intend* to re­ nARRISON HKLP.ABBD proper* burial plot*. Hearses kept nt rn .borne soon to toko a 10-day Jack Harrison, third baaaman, Dp • steady procession out of a cour** in public speaking In Miami WM released today by tha San­ mortuary la tha mine University. Ha la a junior la Ponce, ford Celery Fads, it waa an­ DeLeon High Hrbool. nounc'd by Manager John Krldsr. State Market At 1 Fort Myers Has New Manager NO. 107 V I WASHINGTON, Aug, IB i/Pl Msj. Inin-hit Ira T. Wyche, Wai Department inqrectfti ’ grnrjal. left today hy plane' to look into pub­ lished reports of low (loop morale and high living hy officers in the Mediterranean theater command id Lftui.* WneV'al C. H T.cr" Wjrclir is making ' the irispe. * linn trip at tho duet lion of Gerp rial Dwight D. Eisenhower. chief of sla/f. On hit artivar here Saturday Itoni -a trip to Alaska. Eisenhower told reporters that stories published in this country that Lee was living in lavish fash­ ion would he looked into. Hustone* were written lly Robert Ru aik. uo - AmasHwit—rtsrretptmdentT AI*o on a -rip to Inspect mill, tary Installation* In Europe la General Umar Hi a.lie/, uflt-n spoken of a* the next chief of staff. Bradley left Iasi wee*, with his first «tup in Germany. Hr/ Itinerary Include* Italv. The War Department ».nd Iliadley. who waa given a» Vet-canal Administrator to make the trip, "naturally will look Into all eomlitinn* affecting Lroop* in the Med­ iterranean Theater a* well a* in other areas such ,r* Germany and Austria where U. S. Army troops me stationed." Wyche at Jrl* departure said he O •■■IIMua •• l',K . *1*1 e Wanes As Search Continues For Crash Victims Atcheson, l'ourOtlscrs . S t i l l M i as i m j., 11: . :t?. 'Mill. ' I'lnlniie cluji BlfOlt DIFARTINO Burn New Yurk for a six-week* tour of Eui»|hmii L„ i . lien Umer N. Biadlcy, In-ad of the Velci-tits Aduiintstt.ilini), t-tlsu lo.iefsttrlers- Wtilte uvciieus, lie will insla vt Ihe.ioiulillntnof Ihhi|>s It. the Mnliti-rrstican q'ln-.itie rMiiimindcd by Lt. Gctt, Ji-ltn C lav. A u/luiiiitist has charged in diq-.iU'lirj fimii aluti.id tli.it Gen. lac it s c.'tcnt,allied widespicad abiuci in tils cunuusiid. llnlcruational I Tenative Agreement Reached For Giants To Hold Ball School Here KotariaiLs Enjoy Veterans Group Musical Program Seeks To Expand ^At Lunch Meeting Rotarian* today enjoyed ■ rare treat in tin- singing of Mis* Agnes Miyskawu (it Charleston; W, Va., who was introduced at thj meet­ ing al the Tourist Center hy Andrew Stine who also Introduced her brother Dr. George Miyatawn, and Mr*. Miyakawa, Mr, Slim-'* daughter. Alisa Miyakawa, whose original home is Sacramento, Calif. ha» ruing with the Opera Comlque in Paris; France, with numerous symphony .orchestras in tins country anil Is now preparing for concert* in West Virginia with the Charleston orchi-'tr a. She was accompanied l.y liras ■v Kudell in the singing of "Song of Songs" ami "Comsug Througli the Rye" and provided her own accompaniment for the difficult aria from the opera Cavalleria Kusticana. This opera, composed by Pietro Masragni, Italian com­ poser and produced in INlMI, brought him musical fame. “ Miss Miyakawa has a voice of wonderful timbre, resonance and quality," commented Jotyt Hughes, Sanford baritone, who was today a syiest of the dub. Other guest* present Were Capt. Harold Kerkirlfc of the Orlando Salvation Army and Walter ‘ Haynes, Jr. President Gordon Brissdn i>roposed that a picnic lie held by the club at Blue Springs, ami It Was decided that this will take place oft Wednesday, Sept. 3. Members are advised to gather on that date at 3:00 P. M. at the Tourist Center. A ir‘Safety Board Makes Fifth Report WASHINGTON. Aug. IH, M1)— President Truman’s Air Safety Board wants "intensive study” to be given the Idea of having alt airplane passengers backward. In its fifth report since a series of crashes In May and Juno led lo Its creation, the special pane] observed that “ on the* surface it seems much can lie said: for fac­ ing seat* toward . the re’af of plane*. Among other points of the weekend report, the board: Recommended that*, the Civil Aeronautlca Board authorise the civil aeronautlca administrator to har commarlral planes from air­ ports lacking adequate fire-fight­ ing equipment of plana to provide It. • Urged « swift hearing and decision by the CAB on whether an extra marnber should be added to the crew of a four engine plane t'l handle flight details. that by next July 1 Ux“ tnd“PB^pnr>t*' T* tiquir ed to weer ehoulder harnesses a* an axtra precaution in event of crashes. GAME SUMMARIES ’ Intermittent summaries of the baseball game between the San­ ford Calory Fade and tha Gainesville G-Men will be brought to the paopte of Sanford tonight orer radio station WTRR, alnca approval to broadcast lha contest has not beeen reclered, It was announced by oxmeer River* this mooting. ’V T t v . **• WASIi IS g TON. Asix, lx. tdb "dlism I, Sel,*ld. ll.illiinorv. Mil,, i* lir-d ia line a*. |SiwiW surif'.Vor to George I*. \lrhe>>on *n* (he Alii,-,! t'onlnd l.ouocil lor Japan. iiili.ild. a l'iL’2 xrsdosle o! the Xa*.il Xcadrmy, h rurrrnlly on ihr «la(( ol tld iru M ,4iuli(-. leal adtisoi in General Douglas Mar Xriliur. State Membership Convention Is Slated In Winter Park Or Orlando By A VC ORLANIK), Aug. IH ‘'I'* M»* riimery was ret »|‘ his statewide - xpantion nl ilu- Ametican Vet■-tans Commillee ami (,l.ills mad-, rtleids) Ior a 1 bmda conven ti-'i, here or Whiles I’ark, |iloi,sl,ly S-,v. 29 ami in. A lent Alive agreement lirlwr-'l Call iltliilicll. Inn- ball iatin -li m in, <d lire New Y«'sL Giant * ami iiMhials tti tin- hatllmd Ran hall t lnlo- and -Cttr oHiM.il*- ft g.iiiltnit llir In* all--ii nl i lai.-- baM-iiall farm sdimil m iMhiu-d In, lire coming cputiy. ,v.ii ttsaile Imre llnirsday. it anmnincrd today Ii\ laJwaul I brum-, man­ ager * |>| llir Xrmiimlc t mult, v'lismlx i nl t -*111111110. Th,- advaplntt**-! of ,tropesl.v at the Satif-i,-' Munreipat Airport f"r hniisitig ami.(ouuIng |>||■{«,-«■•* f**i siieli a school vfnrit polhb-l -ml tu Mr. Ilisl-I * It The niiitti i will Ik- or* -* nu-d In the Imijii-I nf ditoctora *<j the New York (limits mul to the ' *itv t'n u misslmi T.*r filial -!*t'ixi-,*i. .iti.l Mi lligglna. A group will meet I Iniisday to Present «t tIre- iunf-**'he • with l<l<ii (imiutiuii »"l an (Jilando Mr. IfuM-.il were Juitii Kiiilei, inanagt'i tin-*Kanfm*l Bn.,t*all chapter, and it wat indicted nil* chili, Gi-ioge Stia,-, prcvidi-n*. *-f l-li.isis will l><- pl.ii >-d on Inntialum th,- Snafu'd Ibi—hall A Ait. Ui!>im, of chsplrst at LslUhastre. Kul- Mr. Iliggin-. Mnym II J. Gut; Imt College *ml lamps Universi­ Cliv Manager II. N. Saves niul C ilv'f’i*niiili**iuner An*hc*v Parris ty. wills revival of a chaplet at wisv. llir Univrisily nl Ttdiiila. \t tin- ,-nd *-f ihe me,’ ting, n state vlen-proin-iii «f the Cln| in.Iust rial union ,-iiiiiicif. Richard • I’.* Green loaf of Jm kKoiivllle »nid tt-aI the CIO wrlcnmcl tin* AVO I*- Florida 1,,-,-aji^- ilu- i-i"grains of the two High luxations worn lil-ntlcai. Ssfma 20 negro** flidilu-rated Mm . tLitu* Mo hitf!«* ri^piifetil *‘f wilh the while incitilx-r* and *n Sanford Tor 2't yent*' «.,< ,i|iling* part of thiruin,: aasslon poitiled Friday c-vi-m-ur fl* fullSftMSIaii** mi, r Sli) tilm- ntanaget of the m*.v Tourjsl Information ltofith ill 1‘ark kretitt- nittl Jb rtlinore lioul* vnrd. Deported UefutreeH The apiMiintmcnt was math* af­ ter tlx- J a c o m m l t l , " In riitngc Bcarin Hunger Strike itn-l InterVlewcl nim* applicatita for the |Mi!iitijin. Do Hu- i«-mI'ARIH Aug. IX tfl1)— A hunger nlittc,* welt- club President J. Rtusinks Iicgini Unlay among Hie ib-y Odham, t'hurlc* Ltik*-. vicn -l/iOO Jew* a!»>aid three British iirrslili-nt tn Vharg# nf external II ..nllnura un I'asr wit, deportation ships al Tort-He-Bone, the French new* agency repertad. A dispatch *aid foyd waa rent ll. S. Hits Hungary luck ashore after It had been For Voting Abuses taken aboard the ships hy the So­ cial help, organisation, Kntroaid WASHINGTON^ Aug. 18, W -' Fnihcataa. The tong standing diplomatic atguTha Jsw* were returned to ment over what constitute.) “ free" Fiench watere after their ship, election* ragixl anew tudav with tin' Exodus IU17, was .intercepted Anglo-Ameriran charge* that a and rammed by the British off million non-Communl*’- voter* are I'nlcstlna. They have refused to Jteing dlxquallfied In Hungary. go ashore at -I'ort-De-Botsc.----- A Drilled Stales atatemenl dec­ lared that the Comnium*1 .-domin­ ated government at Ilu lain-** U Post Office Warns resorting to such "grolewiu *" pre­ Chain Letter» texts a* listing Jew* a* Nnxi* and old women ns prostitutes' in order I’ottmailer Joel 8. Field today to har them from taking part In warned against the' mailing of next Sunday’* national balloting rhaiu-lettara and cards, a ronsid- on nremliera of the Hungaiy Pnrllcruble number of which are tx-ing ament. The British said thousand* of snaltad at the post office and In Vuteri, were bring- disqualified for collection h«xr* in Sastfoitl. The** qgrds *nd IfMer* are un- "no good reasons." TnsitlWrllWI'lhe T f o t e m warned — from— jronTnmpnw trvtnjffvd that they were removal from Ihe their n-itresentatlves in Uu-Ibih-sI mail and forwarded tu the ln*psc* * to urge l-ajo* Dinnyet, Hungarian prime minister, to take “ all n, cestor in Charge at AUanta, (Ia. aary steps” to correct whst the State Department called “ the pteBILBO IMPROVED* NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 18-UF) voiling electoral abuses.” — Hospital authorities said this morning that 8enator Theo G. GAR STOLEN A 1041 Packard, tho property nf Rilbo'a condition was "decidedly improved” and that after a restful H. 0. Odham, 2010 llihiseu* Court, bight ho li able to sit up In bed was reported to hava. been stolen today. Doctors said Bilbo la now sometime during tbe night from stronf enough to take a plaintive where It waa parked in front of view of tha fact his cigar smoking lha Odham home, accoiding to Is reatrtetsd to certain hours. Sheriff P. A. Msro. Mrs. Michaels Is Named Manager 01’ Tourist Booth Against by — ti in Iiliglits, ti-iilmuetl liieii suslaci- teauji t*i- slay ftss \iiilia-«.ii|ur tlrin g r Airis- *-*-n. Jr. mil four other victim, •-I ill Atari y (lane ci.uli, tuis ili.smet *>l Ili*-ai •uivmiiK liu-i ' lli.su .M lioiils hi a inuyli res were *11 tlial alimul no hop.of llndmg (item .llite An tn xt ait It on ■< tnlturil irate Hilt 1"' ifMinie at il.irilrii' Iniwpi rr 1liifr i .inking ollirrts liotn Urnri.il M.irArt lint'» tliiilrgn and "|N-iiiliim, 'l-iff alto were ami,ns trn |KStrengris.and ciewinni i.„t when the II I?, tulmund Irons'To­ kyo, u.i,h<-,I nit,; ih,uk-inf,-,le,i oali,M^«lt.-,-Mionvn,; mit 'ol gat,!* hue only. <>, tilth, west --( |Vad I fail,,„ . t Diplomatic *mlirihs*in Waxhiogta-n *md lh*l ,l,-x|>itc- Atclii-renN vast knowledge of Jaoaheu- pro'lent* lii* apparent ih-nlli iir-'h-tidy W'ouM not delay nrrnntn-iin-nt* for drawing up the peai-<- !ri-ntv with Julian. I'leparatinn* far waiting ii iqeliminaty draft alte.ul. m.well advanced, they »*id.i Three men of the 13 ai- on.I Were reseued yesterday from the elioppy sen. dotted with bright —oiveisil kimono* from (apart, am! fiw'" “Ii, * Were recovered Those reamed were fa pi. T, 1 Rider of I’onca City, s'kla . win, “offi-red n l-rokuh nnu: *'.-l Hat v* v lluglin of l-'nirfii 'it. i-nv.i, mid a Sergeant llollnml of t'oliur-m-il. II imi 11mini Mu I’Fttsr '!»» Temporary Ramps Readied For Regatta »rw—nuHlttir— 4i, GIlV w u ik t u u ii ti-mporary ramp* at tlx* J oke Xinti r,x| liulklu-nd west of tlu- I'ojret tiiiard huiltling in nt,V-t to focitit itto Hie laum-liing or tacinr boat* on l.nbar llav. Tln-V nr- a!*-, re moving old piling, said t'ilv kf:,-t niri-r II. N. Hayer. ' One of lilt- 160 It)' I' i -' i I inttlur* iiHt-d |,i provitle elei'lrtc power H-r pumping water at tire ctw water tdaiil will lx- put hmk f(it„ ,t|,,talion during tire latctr pail of Hie Week he luedicled. I’m It for Hitother Dit-xel which i* nl*-, lx-uig runaired t\;e due to arrive *,Ktn, lie *nida During the period of repair the Florida Power and Light Com|,nny ha* pxivjde,! current to oper­ ate the .pumps. Dominicans Seek Red Invasion Inquiry CIUDAD TRUJILLO. Aug, 18 (/Pi—» The Dominican government said today It would welcome nppointmi-iil of an international commission to Investigate report* that an "international brigade" nf "Communist revolutionaries" was assembling In Cuba to Invade the Dorhinlcati Republic. The announcement *ald the government felt' R ' xholitd solicit the “ good dffices” of some other American nation tn prevail uium Cuba lo |rermlt such an investigatlnn. (First r,-|Hirt.ft concerning .the ninhllixatUm of a "revolutionary army” In Cuba came last month from the Dominican ambassador in Washington, who said a 3,000man army of Communists from Cuba, „ Guatemala, Vettriuri* and Puertn Rleo was lielng assembled Communist Party In Latin America Is Described As Rus­ s i a n 5th Column QI ITANDIM1A. BrhfiT, Aug. |M idrt ■ the I luted States iw mally pinpiurd today that the Inlff-Anirm an i ’oiilcieticr discuss •liiiiietli.seIv tlu* loin ol a lull* itL ^ a g cm V io Ji.cc V' Vq, isplirte’s mutii.il defense treaty. A-nalor Tom .('onttally (D-leaa»). a inrniiicr ol ihr U. S. del­ egation, submitted a United Slates outline lor conlt retire puxeduic. * it would empower this commit­ tee on voting )i,»veslul* to discus* lusv “ the creation of n lii-iiitspharj iiitiitarv agency nif-l the supply of forces.” It wo* previously hr Iloved Hint ail discirsMon on milltaiv llietlsanism for the treaty___ 'RTiTTT.l Ix- TiHii o, . - r l - n r T TniVr.Amerlcnn Confi-ieneo a’ Bogota hrxi ’laTitinrs. ~ The I’ niteil Sin*,-, Congress it eXIH-cted lo SrLuulv next.Vs-sir on. the. Aim* Stnioiardi^alion Act, which would supply mhfomt wini-ona of .war t„ ito I.nim Vt.serican Iti-pulilien for r„nim,,n defense. Th<- conference', fuel wotking c u nIIIill m begun luilnv the study 'of sirincipto* of she lu-uitsphisra Ireal V. The Ionttnillcr, whhli elected ihe I'rusruayan 'Foreign Minister, Mato Mitiiine* I'.Will-. •Iiaiinian, no i -won utter tip- i'ltiui-iianUii Foreign Minister. Ilica-d, Joaq­ uin Alfaio. clmiged ti.m “evary <'ommiini,t I'arty *u Latin Amer­ ica i. a Kitsilnii column." . Allan- detared glowing t.-ntrri-me setitiittent "favor* joint tnvamiics to protect th- hemUpher* « r * “ -a -aulo-**teiv** ...•iurl.-r*.-'—--------Mutlalio Tiallo* li t pri resiled ciedenfiat* I. - a reprerelitatica of lire >|et,n«ed Argil,-lia government of Nicnragua, which wa, oyertill own reci-sstiv aftei' I’-k day* Yp i I till 11satin! SHI lk*tal# YUi Hi^ Knnillnient Anticipated At Aviation sSchool Twenty two -luilrut* me timV ,-t-t’.lb*! o.i thi* Sarifoi -1 School nf \vinti-n tit ilie Municipal Ai,p. i , , t ud, t* ate ar- i .v 1c dad* it'd a maximum cniMliuif iit ( 't| ( , li d fur Hie fall fl.,-1,1 11 rdii.it,- coin*,'*, Roy It... wiiii i .b n .i t, atitioiinced to­ day. Mute Marti Hal impiliiea a iiiiiuiti at, ix itiv received he de- !,,r itiog fimii Get many, ilium, Maxko. Can* I Tone. Guam, Knira;- pstpan. Hawaii slid S-nttii A merlon. Many G. I * win. Mill .-.-li t*- irli-n**'-l fmill lb* nr, i.. in* untiring inquirte*; Hi. a m “luted tlust lie «»x|x-i'ti*,l I ii -iitltlv pax,-.11 and ■- 1 lituioa tu luauilatn the Ii.h-I In g,■»>v (i*.tu approxl-' rtbxttdv cimtll n niunllt .to 410.tati) by tTie end of the winter m - * H l ' IT-,1 city t.a* leased tl\Wiiii (•-•l t t>> bun oil a'yeatjy rental bnxi*. H rltlj-lnyA'a cjlt ths i' iu x , mul maintain Hie field. ||.- g iv . i . i x l et , to the c i t y u* uit|xiil matiagi-r, free. Ilci'eiitiy enrolb-il students are; Joint lln, ,*ix,,‘ of California, J’bit <lat»'i*i)nl of Bndgeville, Pa . Mr. and Mr! Paul lleffmelsler of Rain:*". Muiite, Other student* rm oiled air! William Arenlrerg; Fratth FI* nil. Jam*-* Piatl, Clarence t’ olIfn*. Rjda-rt Huff. Ann Alexan­ der, Meritl Tlttdale. Charles 11aker. Ted Jackson. Finest Southward, D-niaid Cortlell, Wendslf lliuri*. Oliver sjuhliilll. John l.iiigi-rfetl, Adrian' S'ncy, Uv Franklin, Fugena Bysrly, Ralph Wiglit, Hiiuard Jilirvivk. hail Vied. Victor lllackwelder. William Tindall. ('ondition O f Adm iral Kinjf Is Unchanged WASHINGTON. Aug. 18 <13— The Cotidlti-Ui of Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King remained "un­ changed'’ during the night aftar slight Improvement yesterday, the Navy reported today. The former chief «>t naval "nptx-ratk'ri*. who has., hardening .W W ii A; : i government. Cuban officials sub­ n mild stroke without . entered the Naval Hospital sequently denied the reports.) day. A Navy pffiriat said King’s condition la not critical. STRIKE OVER MOBILE. Ala., Aug. 18. (,V tPLEAD INNOCENT Employees of Alshanta Dry Dock DACHAU. Germany. Aug^lB, A Shipbuilding Co, returned tn thelt jobs today after settlement (43—Otto Skorxeny, the hulking of a six.wreks long strike. The SS colonel who sprung Benito Mus­ solini from his Italian raptor* dur­ stoppage Idled 4,000 tr, n. Members of the CIO imlustria' ing the war. ind nine of his Aj * union o f marine — shipbuilding dennes spearhead division officer*, worksra voted approval yestarday pleaded innocent today ta accusa­ of a new contract calling for a tions of killing American troop* pay lncraaia o f 12 eeatf-an hour. and ptlsonsra of war. ' I 'r if ■sMr«.aaaMw.^ri..w.*.^u*U« t , r ^ L p t »y, -ii • , . » * -- * • 1 ~ v ¥,J . ' 7 * , i* - ■ . ■ . » . . || L -fa ^ *> 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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