14 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/24cb6d7bba3028d0c55d4f7ec311e33b.pdf 4ce85811c8dc65be22475ead5fc99a99 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. 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 15, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 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/b3490a1ba3e926b93c8493a12daaefba.pdf e76370b6dd85a1a34984326877af9e9f 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. 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 15, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 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/8b4150e3bd54e52a4559233a9cdd1ad5.pdf ddcec7e2857b4952facd0e8835616c70 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13, 1947 PAGE FOUR Feds Invade Daytona For Tilt Tonight; Here For Twin Bill Tomorrow Evening bottom o f the frame. M anager Rill Good u»ed three h u rltrs In chalking up the victory, while M anager K lider u*cd two. .The defeat wa* Kettlea* tenth against a like number nf victories. Serondbaseman Charlie Ridge­ R r ARTHUR BECKW ITH. JR. way paced the 12 hit P lra lj attack a s .h r rapped out h it. in four trips Hr rail) Sport* E ditor Th* Le*«burg P irates eontifiurd to th r p lattei’’. Johnny McManus th eir "fin*” over the Sanford Cel- and Dave Bride each h it safely Cclctymcn. * * r r Feds by *wecping_thc current twice for the l-K.HMII M«i. eonlesf at tb* aeries In a (I to MUbblfUL If Municipal Park la st night. Torright the locals'm otor lo'D*'.'- Xvlesnork. H*TC c —dona Beach and will re tu in to the !**Utr, rf lota! ball orchard J o r a twin bill lull, . I - p i t h the Islets tomorrow *vcn;ng.( The P irates score*! two ru n , in tha first fram e la it evening on three hits and a Fed boot. The Fed* came back in the bot­ tom of the firs t to chug one run across and knotted the count in Ihe th ird canto w hrn Irving Boim walked two Sanford batters. Ralph MeUanut, IlfM e . r f S atterfield singled and Don Mur- t a lk s . I f . ! ra y drew a free puss to nd W alt Ita rriiiN O 'O , H a tt * rfl *14 H arrington home. A t. S • In the eighth fram e |h e Rue* uMTartlw y lr r . If found the rigbtham lrd slants of U n f la y . I I . Car! K ettlea to th rir liking as it aba. r .-nl,. r they banged out five hjta to tally M : ** o • i* KHII-i [> four runs bafofe Managkr>'John T>uwal. I O 6 o ti p Keider coubl get Johnn --------------- -----3Q 3 a JT t3 Into the game to squelch t .L e esb u rg w ent down in order Ih t^eahar* the ninth, but the S anfordltrs jsm - a a S l I T I M I I Krrortt S itln f lty m*d a final tally a c ro n In the o<Mt «i* YESTERDAY S STARS Allen Cette!. Indian*, thutotit the Tiger* 11-0 with one lift, a double by Eddie Mayo in the ftret inn! mi. Bob Elliott. B iarej, drove in three run* with three hit*, hie eighth inning two-run homer breaking up a 2-2 tin with llroekIvn a* the Brave* went on lo win I t i aI t.OHIIIA i Sarcastic Goose Lays Hollow Eggs AP ,Vew*feature» . MIAMI—"Mommer* is a sevenfoot sareastlc goose which lay* a foot-long egg th a t can m em only unhappineaa for a t least nine nirn. Mommer U-Ute p ncdnciuL Jaaitts O. Ticg. * Miami Tech hlgn eci.ooi te srh tln ueti a r hri r f .'"4th r ’Mh an aabb illtv llitv 'id 'io rrnn nstru and a lore of bei*bull. Mommer’* duly is to lay a goose egg on the line score of a visiting tio-chatl teem. At the end of e a c h 'in n ir g —If l^o opposition h ain 'i scor-’d—ac­ companied . by cackl**, Mommer waddles across a 52-foot scorehoard and drops a foot-high zero into the proper slot. She. works for tb* Miami T o u rliU of the Florida International League. On oecaiion she mlste* the prv- a t . A u k tie in . USED GOGOLfcS FIRST (ieinitviUe OtiiAdo N EW YORK — b P )~ Jimmy (G oggleil MrCoy Iteary hi* nick t'Kixtka I - - .il . u ia •• “ name herau.e he wa* the first D a y t o n * i t* * c h r i *1 .,n lle tv ll* t e tu rS s y Jockey lo wear goggles in a race, or!*nd*> e - s , t i t 1*1 o*l 1-4 now a u n iv ersal. practice. When HI A u g u l l s * ♦. t l» ln * * * ill« McCoy introduced the piece of P s t s l k a . > , l» »»ti jn * H *a ch equipment track offic!a h were (.retbura *. Can ford t l.am ts Today called upon to. rule ->n its le­ HI. A u « u » t l r » a t O f U n d o gality. S ‘ ■- . I'slrik a k l s n t i , - H u n t i- * ti* d l e t I t M a s w a r . H m ^ r t . H itt* * f |* i.t i , M a r r a y . w e a n ■ w o l d i . H ln l* n ti**** i*» ■■•* 2*1* • i m x k . M «*,t e a r r t l l r * : HtrblvlnI h . u k l * | J a > , : U r H i n w t<> M u r r a y l o H a tte y fle M i H»tt*rft»l<l t n M u r r a y t o H all er tl rli l. l a 'l l iitl l u » » l l * * » lii ir a *. H a n t o n t I*/ ll*«** >*n b e 8 » l off Ulsato .fi 1, off I, "U I M m t. o f f l . * m k y t M r u * k .onii by K r l t l u t , b y L em iey M*o o | f i J t - a —iu l In i t- > i t i n i o a >'•’ | , r y « . *»fl €jff U m l r v K r t t l r * 12 Tnttidt a i a . i^ittky. lx* at le t-J .u ra HANFOHU »<• iiaym ns »** | | , l i r t . t a t •laln rstlll* V t T I O V t l . l.l'.M J IB per slot, and in th a t event her 30- inch high offspring come* excitedIv out and plea* up lha mi«plared goo,* egg and return* it to ibq correct alot. Tice, a rabid tvaiehai! fan. has long wondered w h r—when the vlx Ring team got a veto at the end of the Dining—g goo-w didn't deliver th e unhappy srore. ] BREEDER'S AWARDS Edith Fable. . Wins . , * - ,* _ „ T h rC C * g a itC U _______ C IQSH SPRIN G FIELD , I l l , Aug. IS. —Edith Fable, owned bv Jean McLean.of Portsm outh, Va., placed Dr»t la*t night in the three-gaited m are or gelding d e e , a t the Illinoix S tate Fair llo rro Snow. lleveut "Mommer" from a .everOUlW first place ! # t p f « t . Yoot-TF^e of fiber board and *hate of the ItJllO pnrvTroney. iS fp ? s k i e s Provide, the proper sound e f f .m HOLLYWOOD. C e l.-id V -M r* . Edwin Janss. breeder of £1 Lobo, has rpefved a tidy consolation prlre to offset the low aelling price of .the son of B rarth o m . Sold for *2.600 to S tu a rt Ham­ blen. cowltoy crooner and orches­ tra loader,,El Lobo in four seasons of racing hn* earned over H !3,000. Mr*. Janss has receiv'd SJ2,.' M in broedeta* aw ards, 3§*£ £ S X ^ bv Firefly Genius, owned by Clif. ford Muocrs, llm utoq. Trx, , , To Late To Classify LOST—dark brown w sll*; In vici­ nity o f Rail P ark Tuesday night. Drivers license mad* not to An­ ne W. Hutchison. Reward. Call Herald or Ph. 341-W. Hi. l^yu ls .New V o lk I..... Ih lr a a o Specials In iTnclnnati IM iyliuiab Philadelphia »'MU>t#!phlA i , I 'h ir k io t fW. H iW T w l lawful* 1 Robson Sporting Goods linatof? f , (irD oh lfn ' I'lllftbttffih 3. CtnrlliliRil 2r u A U m lU Umm Nr» V'+rk ll-’h’Mh DftreH I'h ila iS tlp h ia V U 54IIIK tl' ’ f* PHi M 1» 41 l l H It -Stl t« It . i l l Toy Land Rocking: Horse 1 lief slit lM ltl*,F IJu U n n f , W s ililn a t 'in H I. !.» * !• J . C h fc s g n 1 I Cleveland T-ll. Deirnli !.* ilin ly B A R T IC L E S FOR SALE RECORD PLAYERS for rent. By day or week. The Mu»lc Bo*. 11B AUTO RADI OR. Motorola. Rale* and 8erv k c. The Music Boa, W. t a t St. Phone 063. . ttU W .-U b K lr- Pbxm-tum.------O FFIC E apace In Melsch Building. ■ L arge H«ht ofices, newly decor- ROOF COATING- Asbestos A lu­ minum roof costing- good for •ted , all utilities, Km I and Jani metal, slate-nr composition roof­ to r eervlc# .fum hbed. Call HW ing. Slop leaks. Cools your home Vft IL A A. D ep t. Store. 10 to 1 5 %.. T cruyear w arranty. RKNKARIK GLASS A PAINT CONVALESCENT HOME now CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. open a t Chuluola, 18 mile* S. E. of Sanford and 18 milee N. E. of Orlando. Large screen and open porches to sit and enjoy the root breete* off Lake Gath* b e r t h S e w i n g m a c h . s i t o r I I I H. FRENCH. I 'll. 1190 erine. L arge grounds' dm! walks 's a f e from auto traffic. Large lobby ami rooms. Brick construc­ CANVAS PAINT- clear and col on. HKNKARIK ' GLASS A tion. Can accomodate 26 only. PAINT CO. Phone ?2l). Phone o r WTite for reaarvatlon • t once. Oviedo 2362 or Dr. M artin 2392 or write Box 1ST FLOW ERS ChulooU Florida, lairge sedan foe all oecail cm* for goeata to vtxlt their doctor. McN e i l l a y o s t f x o R ia T S 8lptx~Ave.*h)»t o ff Celery - AVAILABLB a t once, convenient­ Office ph. 403 residence ph. 610 R ly located down town section, UP to d ate apartm rnta w i*trail PainU. P oultry Supplies. Nails. Purina Feeds, Groceries and m odem conveniences. Adult* Meals. Touehton A W atson, 1201 only. Phone1550. Celery, Phone 1199. TWO-ROOM fu m ish H apartm ent. A dults only. 2300 Mcllonvillc. F O n BALE— Limrroek for drive­ ways . an d roadway#— Pbon# FU R N ISH ED apartm ent. Adult* TUXEDO FF.KD5—complete lir.o, Hunt'* Tuxede F eel 2 W A N TED TO RENT WORK WANTED 9 MAID, or washing, ironing. Reply Boa M. J . e /o lleiabl. cabinet mad* to ornd* of woodworking, m Convoy ,*h*-ltil*d) key* eay d-OOsta Tep-OveHty Oeewal Tb* la *w Were. Olkw i ll s , prepeWlee■ftly lew. w r i t IUY eed'pey l*p prt<e*fw yeer prtiasl lire* —w lfleel h*ed tr m e p t. Coach Predicts Biff Grid Year In 1947 FLOUR SANDING A finishing, RALEIGH. N. C. This cleaning ti waxing. Our power vear should pdodure th* greatest unit enable* u* to work where football season on record, think* th cie is no electric connertlo.i Beattie Feathers, who ts in hi* available. 21 ycais n p erien cs, fourth year a , coach of the North II. M. Gleanon, I.nkc Mary, Fla. Carolina S tate Wolfpack. "The day of defensive strateg y ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all is fast d isappearing,' sa y , F eath ­ kinds. Sm ith Rro. Phone 1188. er*. "snd U is the tendency to i*»n more to ouiscoring op­ NEED A NEW DRESS? Let Wan nila make it. W annita Taylcr ponents than toward playing a Whiting game and letting the Box H5-A Sanford, Ht. 2. other team make the mistakes. • "Also, this is tHe ls«t year for 12 S P E C I A L Sh MV IC E S playing freshmen in some con­ (R RENT—Floor sender.. Easy ferences and most of the tchoola pcraKon. Reasonable rates, Han- will be exhibiting a lot of new runl Paint A Glass Co. Phone talent*" say* Feathers, who holds the N ational pro Football le ag u e record of gaining 1.008 yards In GENERAL M o th e r & D a u g h t e r V TIRE J Doll Dress Set STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC David Smith, Manager T lrf Salrn PHONE 200 306 East First Street ( '/j Illock East of P. 0.) By Ray Gotto OZARK IKE TH GlK)9 ARE R E ­ TIRED -------- . . IM . DOliGK - PLYMOUTH PARTH AND KKRVICB Legal Notice ru u >*l a m i: *011 a iiK H K ii r t i* , l>t*n M ORE Mil m a m ig iT 19 AUTOS FOR SALE bffftn liV lt. CHALK UP HIS SECOND STRAIQJ __ NO-HIT TEA/ n o t if ie d a M iK irii.)* K in s . In lb * fir r u lt l.'eort " t Hemlhnl* County at H,ntm A F lo rid a. .The title o f the can-- i, tia id lg M eK Inler K in s. King. l e s s in n in ! t. DM I cm for aiftAltti* c|l%iiic«, 'by HiifAliig I'laintitf. VOtfRE IN VC. EPIKB. ^ a.________ _ _ 1 A NEEDS 7 » - t i 7 3 i a n only out b ,tu a . «n-l «h<.«* -m a llln s addieM u t’•* c h b o r g . A i»b*m *. e / o Qeork* Piano Tuning and Repairing. U L n o is , ACE T H 'E I G H T H /il O ’S P A D E YA-DB moth proofing lasts 6 years. Hav* your woolens moth proofed now. Downtown ClesnTot VEKA NHAt. KUlVU KISU. ers A I.aundry. 113 Palm etto wit",* rewUittc* l* I’la ib b a ig . Ala- O— DHW8 HIGH BKRTfCK R oute or a p t , furntthed or un fu r­ FOR 8AI.K 0 . D. Landreai. Phone 1021 nished. ' P refer kitchen equipped but not necessary. Perm anent OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 GENTS residents. W rlte'P. O. llo* 13)1. PER POUND. BUNDLED IN Watch and clock repairing. Elec­ tric Appliance, Sewing Marhin* BUNDLES. and varuiim rleaner repair*. The S REAL EfFTATE FOR SALE 10. 15, 20 snd 25 CENT Hume Shop, J700 Sanford Ave. G. C. Fellows, Phone 1143-J. S E A L ESTATE HERALD OFFICE INSURANCE LAND CLEANING AND MORTGAGE LOANS Jim m ie Cowan's Blmct Metal ■ DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER­ RAYMOND M. HALL, Rsaltor SeeWorka fo r new Kadlntors, new PILLAR DKIHKL BULLDOZ­ R * filtered Broker and R adiator core*. Radiator d enn­ ERS W ITH P A L M B T T 1 Insurance Agent ing and repairing. RAKER T W O S/4 YD. D RAGL1NRS. E QUIPMF.NT PEA CHES and pears f r r canning. NEW . tw o atory, three bedroom NOW IN T H IS VICTNITT. French Ave, >t 13 Street,_____ N IM N ICH T CONSTRUCTION (O ^ ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE 1947 8 Cubic foot Serve! g ni ref2-2981. eigeralOr. lairm ann'). Restaur­ ant, Hanford Orlando Hi way. .NICELY furnished % room home DESKS. 12) office desks, <1) tyIn Sanford Height*. Every mod­ piat* desk with chairs, id A-l PHO N E 200 ern convenience, largo sleeping condition. New Elgin twin out­ BHRICKLANn-HORRlHON porch. 118 W. 19th St. or 917 board m otor. Apply Mr. Bowen, U D R IV E -rr. INC. W. 18th. ^ 541 Plumos* Drive. S E E US FOR aeree, w lth'npftritJ^OO sta n d ­ 7 ft. Cold«pol refrigerators, I M1UF.OGRAPH PRINTING ing. D id orange ne%«, located ' Luxe M odels..62Llliil, Sears l k . . AND TYPINQ •bout 1 blk off of R othe<27, Just der Office. Phbne 090. CREDIT BUREAU OF out o f DeLand. E le ct, phone ami HANFORD w ater, no house. Owner will sell FORDSON T rsrto r, I muls, both lie N. P ark . Phan* 180 good ronditinn. L U Keller, vary reasonable or will take Lake Monroe, Phono 1322-W, trailer In t r a d e . S e e . Mr. Bdwen, EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING 641 Plumosa Drive. PLENTY o f good used tools, Fred Myers. 811 E. 2nd 8L 'Watches, docks, radio*. Also CDROOM house fttm iihtsJ or new w gtrhes and G. E. Alarm ’urnisbsd. New electric tJtchATTENTION MOTHERS dock*. Fred Myers, SI I E. 2nd .double 8*r*ge \ acres, few —D IA PER SERV ICE— dt trees on K L ?floni highBaby V d v e t furnishes hospital p 6 miles from Sanford. Phone clsanateril* diapers and deodor­ 54 lb. porcelain Ire box. Mr*. J. unty 8305. ised container. Economical and II. Cowan. la k e M ary ._______ safe. Fully medically aoproved ESTATE WANTED fl AKTIC1.ES WANTED Call D aytona 2467-W collect for d etain . 94 diapers, 82 a we«':, w ith Income. Close In, . "FIRBT IN SANFORD" ' be priced right. C A. H ighest cash price paid for used fu rn itu re. Ted Davie F urniture 610 F irst S treet upLONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market Co. 811 E- 1st. Ph. 958. B arber Shop open Thursday, F riday * Saturday, ________ I’LL BUY your car rrg s rd lrs i of age or condition. Roy Reel, 804 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL W. 2nd SL MOTORCYCLE, cheap 114. Jack Stand Ifer. SANFORD Beauty Salon—Phone HELP WANTED 1854. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. NCRETB SEW ER P IP E Phone 1354. Perm anent waves tC TANKS, Grease *Trepi EXPERIEN CED -celery grown- or 64 up, guaranteed. W eter sof­ trained farm m anager for fan g ka. Aluminum Window# end tener. A b o open evenings. aaa. W hite cement. Paint, la Zellwood area. Good position for rig h t p arty . A. Dude A Sons, ea-iila, H urricane braces 14 LOST 4k FOUND Oviedo. Phone 2181. id* Concrete Company, 804 A r e I’hon* 1135. LOST—Hamilton yellow gold w rist GIRL fo r cashier A cosnveUt coun­ watch Saturday afternoon on te r. also soda glrL L aaay 't Drug P a rk Ave. between Pth A 1st. S tore. • S treets or first stree t and Mag. COLORED GIRL for general houi nolle to Dr. Mu[uon'1 office. Tirana t3n-W r ssttts, Vera S SAFETY YET ^ N EITH ER /^ NMl Fluyd AND YOU Aiii: IIKIUHIY COM­ MANOKD to tllhFr |»#rton« Ally fu r or >_by Mlw»|gy* <*n th» Id ••m m il *lfid d»y t»f tugw sf. 1917, fo n l S e r a lf w lf C o u n ty , in 8 t * t * *)f MICKEY MOUSE NOW THEN, WOgACH.. THU. MH 1— ,1 ^ 2 3 i q ~7 A , Cl-rk o f th* Circuit i-tmrt “ emlhnje County, F lo rid * J l r O X B in t . D ep uty Ct*rk (C tn C U IT CO U RT aK A I-t Js r k tn u A. C arg ill O ilm an, Florida YOU R E S T STAjgTBn a r r i N a n e r v o u s i V- w hen Attn,n*r for Plaintiff T in : ItrATK * n r r U m t llA T<* MAXIU KVPJIIT. 11*0 IV CUT HA- VAVXAtt AVK.Vt't:. VALIXjaTA. IlL'O ltrllA . ' .. A rworn hilt o f enrnelrlqt, M arin* l,r»n fiWd In ih i CUevit Court In and fo r Hernlnol* .C oun ty, Flor­ ida. In r l i i n r r i y a g a fm t you by U 'I L U b L F.n K M i l l i r . fi r dtryre*. Ih*** pr***nt, * |« h t m o f- r * |t> **mm*hd you I* h* • ml- • o r- j > I—* fore u id Court ellh fr In p*r«.|VT,, hr i l b i n i y on or L l J n Hi* Hh day e f H r « r ip k o , A. D. ! » l f . -nh-» r»U e P r o w P ro C«nf*»**» w ill h# ETTA KETT By Paul R^bthsop VOUM&AM All M r jm a i* r a * « trg> YftWTOTA l DOyrrryl m . > w ym vrp , OH MT a B C3MS M3UY3 P«*Ag WMOCAHH TOTHE/ D aoa A MTTlf C r ViWicC AOO ON A J (Ileal I g y i O. K Hen*. D e r u t v C lerk F d lettn r-W , Plvln'lff $ 5 0 t r a d e in ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD RADIO The MUSIC Box 119 W. let Ph. 93 THE LONE RANGER By Fran Striker CARERA'DON'T 1 [GET Wheeler of Sanford ------ CANVAS-AWNINGS----CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS •Atamlam, Steal WeW! 19 DAT DEL1VERT We JtEPAIR! FREE ESTIMATES Phone 808 I ^STARTS GUNPLAY, lEWRE �V» . _________ ' ________ __ b U altj Thert b Strength— - T* Prataet * • I W e of th# Worlds To PtoboU th# P n t n u of A m iriti: To Prodoro Pro*p*»Ity for Sanford. THE WEATHER I*»rtly cloudy through Friday. Scattered ahoaer* ocrurlng mostly daring afternoon. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXVIII # ■«-. - ' Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, AlHI. II, 1017 N O . 195 A s s o c ia te d P re ss L eased W ir e ji Price Inquiry Supported By Pres. Truman U. S. Interest In Greece Hit Asks U. N. Acfion On Britian ' ' * No Extra Session Of Congress Planned; Labor Department Cut Is P r o t e s t e d Pepper Plans To i Support Truman Where 17 Died In Train Wreck 4 * W A S H I N G T O N . 14 *4V PfeiWent Truman eiprencd h*» wholehearted support today of th£ |u ttic e Department's investigation of the high cost of food, cloth ing and homing. He raid he Imp*' it will produce m u lti and h" think* it will. But he told a new* conference, in reply to a question, that he balieve* the principal effect will M to point to thbie responsible i f f t a IRflr ^ntrer—r.^ je r'^ th m — » wfheck the spiral. Asked whether he believed an* B tl-lrust violations are reapoml— bit for the hika In price, he rani led the results of the inquiry will have-to be awaited on that. I n answer to a queatimt whether axpotts of corn will haw to be curtailed due to the short­ age, he said that it la unde? consideration by the eahinet World Food Committee. Vresident Truman Indicated h a £tia» no plana to call a labor-mar fcrencc. Such-a* IIICIO proposed as a move to ‘seek voluntary cuts in prices. The (’resident declared today that ha sees* nothing on the horUon to require a special session of Congress, thus virtually elim­ inating possibility of legislate a action this year on new fund* to aid Europe's recovery. Tha President declined to com inant on the current talks on (flnereasing Ruhr coal production or on the general British finan­ cial crisis. Mr. Truman said that ho would be unable to supply figures «i how much the Marshall plan wilt cost. He pointed’ out that any (CmtlasH »<■ Twet Gromyko Charges ExAxis Collaborators Hold Positions In Athens Government EQVPT1AN PRIME MINISTER Nokrashy Pasha makes an tmpautoned plea before the UN. Security C(funell. Lake Success, JI. Y, for the tmmedlste evacuation of flrttiih forces from his cownlry. H# declared that failure to act may lead to bl*v>d»hrd and violence. In answer. Britain’* Sir Alt*ander Cadogan asld that the tiAops are necessary along thd Valley of the Nile to safeguard the security In Ihe Middle Fa*t (International) General Price Strife Renewed Drop Predicted In Palestine By By "Congressman Arabs And Jews Restoration Of Con­ Outbreaks Occur Fol­ trols Opposed B y lowing Truce Dur­ SpokesmanForGOP ing Night Curfew WASHINGTON. A.tg, 14 <47- . TKL AVIV. Palestine, Aug. H Rep. Wolcoll (R-MicJt) asserted today * that "a general price de­ cline is in '.lie oiling as he ex­ erciser! opppiilion lo rrsloiation of ptice con Iroll, with ihe possible exception o f1 controls on rents. Chairman? of the House Bank­ ing-Committee. Wolcott—is—re­ garded ai spokesman for i^any House Republicans on price and rental matters, "It would be a grave mistake to put (nice controls back on Weatherman B. F. WHItne- re­ again," Wolcott’ told a tepvrter. ported’ tkla morning that San. “That would slow up production, ford ha* had no cx reu lre tem- and we must hate production ll peraloses In aaveral d v « . Yes­ terday Ihe matlmum sraa 89 de- svr are to lick inflation." greea and the minimum waa 71._ * Earlier Senator O'.Mahoney -fDExactly one Inth of rain fell, Wvo) told reporters the Investiga­ firs t In a hard shower driven b> tion Ihln prices of foot), clothing .% a strong east wind at 1 ’10 P. M. rtnrl housing ordered by Attorney General Clark .is a "fine thing" ^ and later In a alo» drlrtls that but that "tha rairaes of Inflation laated Into tha night. are much deeper'than a s-arrh for By THE ASSOCIATED PBESet extortionate profits." He raid Congress m ust rhnote .Tha Midwest's fading heat wave II ntmiif-l *«n Pus* T n o | blaw a sultry kiss of farewell to Illlnola, Indinana, and part of Michigan today, a t tha same time bestowing a blaal-furnace *m- Greeks Stage All-out brsca of greeting on the East. Tha W tather Buraau a t Chte- Drive Against Rebels ago aald hot w tather would ATHENS, Aug. . 14 0PI—An ttanntlnus today In Illinois, Ind­ ia n a * and .tha southeastern half informed source said today* Greek of loacsr Michigan, but that cooler government force* had begun fullair waa working Into those press scale mopping up operatiora and should bring relief by night- against guerrilla unit* In the Mount Griunmn* area near th* M l. try fAThe rest of the Midwest, Greek. Albanian frontier. '•‘he informant srjd the - opar‘blissfully welcoming the arrival of tha cool air, expected high »tion\ opened free day* ago and. reading in the 80't today, but contact was made with a large ahead of tha aaitward-moving force nf guerrillas Monday. Offi’ eool front th* matlmum 'era- f!»l figures were not . available, uerature* wera- due for a return but It was believed the army was using .more than 5,000 men tha 90Y it Maanwhtle, tha heat wave, which in the n|tciat)nni. had become an old story to ra ­ I’m * dispatch** said,* mean­ while, that in the southern Beloja (C w lla u * • • r * |a Tw e) ponneau* two bit!alien* of gen­ darmerie e n g a g e d a band of 250 In a ten-hour battle 1 Seamen Strike guerillas in which- - Ml guerrillas were y Become National ilajft. The dispatch** aald the guerrillas, who attempted to am­ YORK, Aug.14 W V - New bush the gendarmerie In the aree embers or tha Seafarers east of Kale mala yesterday, fled tonal Union (AFJ,>» which after the fight. The ministry of public order ' a y called a atrike • Isthmian Steamship trro ttrd that * *' ‘guerrilla unit have voted to extend swooping down from x mountainto tha entire ahlpplng side invaded ami held for four provision* of the Taft- hour* the village of Klphlsxlhou, Aet are applied In the only "5 mile* north of Athene on tha rtair. rail lln* to Sa­ darisen was taken lain lonika. yastardar at a membership meet­ ing of 2,500 tailor*. The union Iegress Is Stricken elainu more than 4,500 are on ■strike a t all Tha porta w htre In Downtown Office (isthm ian shin* are berthed. ” Union officials aald the atrike Mnrl*h Clark, 47 rear old negfollowed the company'* refusal to res*, died suddenly a t 9:30 okloek agree to a union hiring hall and this morning at the office of the the firit-come-flrst-aerred ' R u le Welfare ‘Board, and a large of supplyl ng unlicensed ship per- group of people gathered outside sonne I. the building enlrsitre when tha Walter U. Wells, president of Mosel r ambulance causa to remora tha company, aald the atrlka waa tha body. tailed in tha fare of an agreement Health Unit Director Frank B. to continue negutiatlona a t a Oulllman, who waa summoned to H eat Wave Moves aFrom Midwest To Descend On East "Tha company • with** to rrM stts th* right to pick Its men," TW 1* aald. agree to hire no « m but macaber* of the union but to do so through our own em­ ployment h a ll” Tha union recently wax dasignaled bargaining agent for tha eompsmy'a unlicensed personnel. (41— Two more persons, a Jrw ami-an Arab, were repotted killed today and a score mote were in­ jured in inlet-racial strife along the lrn»e bounds ry of the alb Jewtjb city ol Tel Aviv and the all-Arab community of Jaffa. Unofficial reporls listed 17 mote- Jews »mjurrd, m e critical­ ly. and lluee Arabs, wounded In a new eruption which caine after military patrols, with the aid of a curfew. Hkd enforced an utfeaty Iruce through th* night. TV unofficial figures indicated this casually toll alnes Sunday: desd. elRht Jew* and live Ai ah*: wounded, 4.1 Jews and 15 Arshs*_ Belong the squalid market plorr* where the Jewish community abuts on ihe Arab, belligerent youths appeared on the alert; for new provocation*. More than half the small, dingy • shops w en closed and there was little* traffic. Police had hoped, apparently in vain, that tha morning had brought th* end to the four days of strife. Last night’s curfew kept some 30,000 Jew* and Arab* In Iholr houses. It was tha first tima Arab ter­ ritory had bean under curfew since the ‘ Arab rising of lfttS-ldjo. 8t*eLhelmeted British police and Irish* fusilier* in grean-taiseled berets watched warily. Jaffa appeared more nervous than Tel Aviv after tho rash of outbreaks In whirh Jews and Arabs . had attacked each- othei with stone*, knive* and fist*. A number of Arab organiAttlon* ta i­ led meetings today to discus* 11 ohiiMMr,t -« rim Shift In Course Made By Tropical Storm ------------ i ■ e * NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 14. oD —A alight Rhlft In ;ourre of tho tropical hurricane in the aoulhwo«tern Gulf of Mexico seemed apparent today, the U. 8. Weath­ er* Bureau aald, but later report* were awaited to determlnr the axact direction. In it* 10:00 A. M. (Central Standard Tima) advisory, the Bur­ eau aald tha cental waa probably located about 200 mile* southeast of Tampico, Jdexlro. " It appear* to he muring lo the northwest of north-northweat,” the adv|»onr aald. Strongest wind* reported yesterday and aarly last night ware about 90 mile* par hour, tha Waathae Bureau added, with aqualla extending outward for n distance -of about 800 mitea to the north and east of the ran­ ter. Government Orders Florida Orange Juice LAKELAND, r * < Aug. ■1 4 OP)—Tha Department of Agricul­ ture announced today It would buy 156,018 gallons of concentrated orange Juice, th* firat phase of program lo accumulate and distribute supplies to school lunchdue in all probability lo a rooms before th* new school year heart attack. Ha administered *11- M rs. mulant*. h* aald, hut they did no T i a 1F lorida Citrus Cannon Cogood. * operatire at Lake Wale* waa a: Daisy Klnard, married daughter warded an order for 89/116 gal­ of Mariah Clark and with whom’ lons, reported M. F. Miller, Florida she Brad at 814 Cypress Arams*, ! field repreeanUtira for.th* U8DA. sraa with bar mother whan aha sraa I The other g*Manage will be furI pished by California processors. atrlckan. TSS* LAKE SUCCESS. Aug -14 <4*) — Russia charged today that "the crudest interference iritq ihe in­ ternal alfairs of Greece emanalrt at present from the United Slates.’• ITm was interpreted immedi­ ately a* a reference to the Tru­ man aid program. Giving the United Nations. Se­ curity Council what he termed "an answer lo the .Americm speech made Monday. Soviet DepHly, N n g n liiornykn said foreign’ mleifer ence was worsening the situation latlv inside Greece. He al charged that former A ils colIslHiratnr* were holding prominent positions fit the Athena TfOTifiiSiJiC Oromvkn told the council: tHYluiU have the Greeks nnd those who Inspire them to d<> with logic and common *en«o7 They liwik at the dlacurelon of file Greek ntimliiin in the Security Cooneil HUE 11 AN AIRVIIVf of the shattered wrecksgs In which 17 died In rail as some kind nf a sp'irt.- The Poncnler, p itlsn d . The speeding I/andon-to-t>eed» espres* Greeks compete wllli ll.o A 'net plowed ln|o tha rear of a train which was slowing down preparatoryTT Iran* and the American.* with the entering Lancaster station. The upe*t engine of the express ren be seen Greek* in the fmmatimt of accusa­ eUngikle th* wrecked roaches of the local train. (International) tion* against Allianix, lltilgtuia and Yugoslavia." Gremykn’ accused ’the original Balkan Inquiry Commission, w hich hail the same membership as the 11-nation coupril, of lacking ob­ jectivity by showing “unusual in- ( trir-t." In Greek rhnrgei and of. ignoring case* where “th-s Greek authorities wrpre guilty." T|ic Soviet delegate described n* “senseless” a new Greek proposal ■which calls for council action un­ der ti. N, charter article* provid­ ing f<>r use of International milltar v force if necessary. "It is surprising that '.nstend of eliminating the real reasons wfflch have caused Ihe difficult internal A'l 'ippTat i*r J iytcc." i . T'1 - KARAd ir~7Tug:— T4~ t t i -ituatton in Greece nnd the ten­ sion in *Wc relation* betsrcori her buiy -iml (tnnh tlirir fr.OI'B lund llnlain luitendered’ the inn* ol and her neighbors, toe repiesrma* raipuj campaign for u»e in h guvrinmenl to the Modem do­ Il'-mUn.-.l an l'* ( . [ m l nsncinR oprrftion ol the new minion nl I’akitlan todey ag*m*t -------------------- ------ -15 toujxrt itifmiTutijin booth, was fo- a backdrop ol deadly communal dsy mide by J, Tfnilry Odham. rioting in the Runiah which.piled (uctidcnt. and Chsilci Luke, vice up a hdl o| hundred* desd and prrndrnt ol the club at its mcct- wounded tna at lit* Mayfair Inn. In dale. Even n» the vi.eroy, l-md Mount M.127 bat brcn railed, they ie. batten, inured over the govern vealrrJ. ment to tire Modem* m this I’tk BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 11. f(Pi— Mra. Virginia lleitnis, natlmntl i»lin capital.1 wide ate,** of I . A spectacular fire swept iho Neth­ wcmittl titilplfim. mating rlntm- lime weir in ll.uue*. Since dawn erlands Indies Petrol/'tiio Hoard's I'lnn, tnhJ uf her rxtMrlenc** lit yMteiday, by reliable unotlicisl main dump at the port of Tan-t- , "tting net- rectiib »t the Julv loengpriok this afternoon. I meet at llV bila f stti. Texas, country, 1**1 w-eie Idled and IHfi Native firemen extinguished thhere, in rnmpi-'itiou with ».\ wrfe wounded in Lahore, capital hlai* after three hours of ,‘eroir | H.er tr.er women pilot*, -he *et e ol the l’uni-«l> effort. They saved two large untnen's distance record of t'l and Calcutta, capital nf I!, -iir.il, tank* of high octane rasolin '. lull j « fraction n.ilf-*., a s'rai*-lii yunl anInangry mob of Hindu vinith* 6.000 cans and drum* cnnUlrdng | .f 62 Vnile* and an Hllitude rec- cast stone* and invaded the temore.than 100,000 gallon* of ga*o- r.ru of 7.500 feel atnve release atdenre where Midlands* K. Gand­ line were destroyed. at 2.000 feet. Her hu>haml, Stew hi hn» *et up a Joint pexco mmion Col. L. I. Drost. Batavia area ’li'enilaaea no r> n, y |t «i with the Mtrelem Premier of ttetlbase commander for Rte Nether J — ---------------------- — gal, II. H. Kiihrawardy. land* army, said the fire was Here iu Karachi. Lord MountLehmans Return “moat probably aabotagICssilrNM an !'•«* »*)te) • “Aug. 17 ta Indonesian Indepen­ From Indiana Trip dence Day and now if* time to 4 Killed In Volcano took for the firew'orki." he said-' Droit said only a change In the In contrast with modern!* sum­ Eruption In Jupjin wind saved the entire dumn from mer temper aim ,< In Florida. Sandestruction. The blare cuinnger- f"id .State Market Manager JI. J. KAtM’l/AWA. Japar. Aug 11, ed large military *iipi>iv dump* I eltman. Wf^n iclurne-l recently and ahipping nearby. fn>m hi* former ’hum? town of (AV-Mt. A*ama, 90 mile* nmtliA substantial portion of Hutch (Tuam Point, Ind. aiauil 35 mile* west of Tokyo, erupted -iiildeidy military and civilian fuel supplies from Chir**:i>. levelled that the this iiftcrnmin. prmia£|y kilting for we»t Java are stored at Tend'- temperature tiicie w.it up to 104 four of a pnrty of 20 Japan-re Joengprlqk, seven miles nurtheast »n« afternon and ‘hat since Id* mountain'climber* ne*:- the sum­ of the center of Batavia. return, he w-s* iiilmninl that |t mit. ‘ 'Hire 9.115-foot volcano sent A Dutch communique, charging got up to 107 degree*. new violations nf the true-’ In In­ “I had. to return to RanTor-l tn rtouts (if smoke and asli tlimiMn Is donesia. aald Republican* also put rool off,” he told a llttl.r group of of feet into the air in six,separate the torch to oil Inatallatlont at interet.tcd listeners In front of .the eruptions within four hours. T h e r e was no la v a . Pangkalanbrandan, In Indonesian- Court llousi? this m o r n in g . * Jatianrse rescuer* brought Id held northern Sumatra. It added Regardless nf westhe* varia­ that 300 Indoncsiana had attacked tion*. a ronildcrabln 'quantity of rlimhet* to safety, but ona was Dif t c h-oecupled Kajoegocng In out-of-state pearhe* and tomatoes burned so badly hr was not exsouth Sumatra and that In .exst are being received dally at Ihn Dretrd to live. They laid four Java Intermittent mortar nnd auto­ market, h* stated. Tomatoes arc others were mlasing ami they were almost certain that two of tlirse matic arms fire had been directed from tha Carolina* and Virginia. at Dutch outposts near SoeraheJ* _ Whit* visiting hi* hruther at who were nearest the Crater had and Malang. Grown Point hestnloyrd srelpg perished. The volcano ajmeared oiilet dur­ haigball games in Chicago between Chicago Cub* and the Dodgers, ing the night alter th is' t*rqi»l Merchants Group To the Phlllle* and Cardinal*, he rrport- burst of activity tn two month*. Hold Dinner Meeting e*L In order not to furthe.- dum- 10 Hurt In Freak... Th# Sanford .Merchants Associa­ fouwL bIa.-ll*tan»r*T- he Infemrcd Accident On Train tion will hold a dinner meeting them that he saw the game* over Aug. 22 at 7:00 o’clock at tha May- hU brother’s new television set, LOS ANGELES, Aug. It. *47 fair Inn. It was announced today. and declared that tho televtaion The pending ch.xnge In the Pojt camera followed the ball all the Aorroxlmately 10 peroonrwere tolured, the $anU Ke reported, when Office-schedule will b« dlecuascd lima It waa In play. ■n uhlert protruding frott the side a* well aa the proposed study of a freight train crashed through the City’s tax structure. Railway Joins Group of a coach window of tha writ-hound There will also be n short talk on tho Cross State Highway ant] Ankingr Higher Fares California Limited near Uarstow thli morning. aa open discussion of the Wednes­ Ftrat re port*-were that no car* day dosing. AH nurchputi ate WASHINGTON. Aug. 14. 1 4 7 urged to attend and bring their Th* Tanneaaee, Alabama and Geor­ were derailed. The Sant i he said employees. gia Railway Company today Join­ It believed the Injured were b e i n g ed 25 other railroads operating tn taken to San Uernardinu for hos­ ARRIVE IN RIO th* South tn aaklng for an Incrcasa pitalisation. A railroad spokes­ RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 14, (47 In hyjL PM gtngflL /ag* from 2.2 man aald the second section of the --U.-8Tr8Wf4U.ry of Sidle O U fft lo x.5 cants a mile. C. Marshall landed today at the Th# petition of th* original 25 SCHOONER STRUCK Ponte Do Geleao military airbase applications haa be.-n vet for hear­ TAMYA Fla.. Aug. !4 -(4 7 — for tomorow’a opening of the In- ing at Atlanta on Aug. 20. In con­ ter-American Conference on hem­ trast to tha recent unanimous ac­ Tha Jose Gaapar, ikree-maated isphere defense. Trygrio Lie, sec­ tion of eastern railroad* in ob­ schooner used for many years In retary general of tho United Na­ taining th* aame baal; fare In- Gatparilla carnivals here, waa tions. also arrived from New York creaae, not all soutlwri lines join­ atruek by lightning today. Tha ta address the opening plenary ed ta the proceeding for upward old. ship's , top foremast wax' session. splintered by the llghtnlnf bolL i. that territory. Jaycees ,Urged . India Is Released To Finish Booth By Britain While Funds Campaign Disorders Rage Virginia Belinis Rc- C.mclhi Faces Down Latq^ Experiences Hindu Youtljji.With At Sailplane .Meet Request For Peace Dutch Oil Dump Fire In Indonesia Called Sabotage President Described As “ Salt Of Earlh;’, * Republicans Hit As,-, “Party OfPrivilcge” U. S. Cancels $ 1,, 000, 000,000 In Italian WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 l 4 h From the While llouie »lep» Senator Pepfter (D-Fla) voifed hi* tupport today of Preiident Trumin for re-election. "I don't think there it any quetlinn but that ihe Prriidenl WASHINGTON. Aitg N t4h should be ami will be nominated, The United Stale* today agter I ■*nd should be and will be elect­ In cancel about $1 ,(••!(),OOO.IHW ed." Pepper declared In reportin debt* owed it by ihe llaliin je u alter a call on the Preiident. ttoVr-Mimouf.' ■ SN f t . ; Adding p.4lr1cal significant* U tv h the Sen *tor* remark* is lhc movr wa* m*ile. the Slate t h / hloiida particular position he octu­ Pep ailment laid, to eaie th» ple* in the Democratic Party. v "Buidcntome clautet" of the ltd - Pepper is r|n*e to the CIO and other labor grouna. He also ia in JVtce I real v. ,, . a warm friend of Henry A. WillI hr-.J.UIa Department announ- tec*, former—vfre. president whir— ed t!ir decision in making public wa*'ou»ted by President Trum an, an accord concluded with an a* Cummer re Secretary after they clashed wirer foieign policy. * Italian financial mmion after Furthermore. Pepper ha* b*-*f* i line# month) of, negohatinn. a fre<|uent critic of the prysenc t!wte6 the pact, the U nit'd ndmfnisliation aithough Ire ap Stale- waives all claim to pay- plmidcd t*r»'lident Truman'* I^~ iui-ni fit aptuosiinately I6J:I.- i.n. ■".! Iiv INHI.ilOu in civilia n supplies. I’eppci cnllid at tlie IVhit* after Sir. " ri’e term* of tlie urder»land-, llouae immediately log have the effect of ollevlai- Truman h«d held a, weekly con- ing revel a) of tlie hurdetnome i frtctire. Pepper told reporter* he c Iiiimc * uf th e I t a lia '’ I'eace did not dtwusi jeditic* iu h.s ■ 1* Tn-ntv. .1't-l thaieiiy oihs'aottil call on Ml. Truman Jml wantetf S id iltlirs i» letuieteil tn tli>* Ital­ tn make clear hi* pniiliott. The Pie*ldeul, he said, ha* ian rconorry,' the ritate Heparlproved himself "•iticere, honest nifiit announcement «atd. lltliri iiighlight* trf the enmpie and human—tie i* the «*lt of th* lieniivp accord *v*th the itn*- crlrth of this country." I.tiiig l-efore, Pepper had made inti g"veinineiit are: 1, P n iim li'K of approximate!) clear lie would not go along with patty uiovelftknt t>»jr.'l MHI.IMII) ill lilnckiut Hall III any 4 4tluiil i i n l l m i n t Of, 1‘fl a* t’ l r e l proper tie* nqd esspl* in the Unit­ ed Stale, once *lie owner* Mil* cert if icd n - non-(a trial. 2. Turning <"fr ;»f Td merchant v e-iiti to the Italian govetn- Move Made To .Ease Debt C l a u s c s O f Peace Agreement jucpL JA uf.jLbem_Auicto "" J ’■ Flans Discussed Foc OpeCiTtion O f___ — Bouts On St. Johns ■1 1v *Iup* which will replace •eli­ cit i cv-i-l* |o*t lining the wai Eight ut litre ate Italian chip* being returned 'by the Unilf-l Plan* for operation of two 500 State* and five are ve*»el» purrliaved (tout other American re­ loti boat* on the St. John* River In the near future were vestjrdsy public*. discussed by E. W. Tyler of Bruns­ wick, O* . and his *'s*oel*tex and Chamber of Co nun* re?r Manager Edivatd lliggin*. Sir. Tvlcr 1* reported to hav# anmuincyd intention if (tutting th# two bunts itilu’nperatiim in the in* laud waterways between Hanford, [Intllmnre and I'tiiis.li-Udiia. and his gimip requested tiuj n*»Ut»nee TOKYO, Aug. It (4Y— Gen- of the Chamber of Cunimeree in eral MacArthur marked lh» re­ securing a navigation permit on fund anniversary r j V- J day to- the St. John* River. day w ith 'a me**age of gratiVIi . lliggin* assured them that lude tn hi* occupation force* h, would contact tn,* shippers in for the Job they are doing in **. tin. are* ami get them to endorse coring the peace In defeated Ja- , j,j, anplicallan">Yith tho Interstate pan. 1 Gommrrce Commission. Text of his me**age: | Wltlle Iteie. the grmtn visited Two year* ago today, the street al of the rilru* packar* who mounting power ‘ of allied arm* Own canning plant* and wot* rfiluced the enemy'* gun* to ali­ given asiuiatire -if sufficient ton­ enee and forced his -capitulation nage lo satisfy their requirement*. from th# challenge of war. The Tt.e boat operator* declared that victorious end of batt.le hecaitre Vf idatt* work out, they hope to be the beginning of an equally vi'ni In opeiation within 60 dav*. Their application i* for a com- campaign to secure Hie peace. We unw enter the last phare in J a ­ Tiiiui carrier, said Mr. H.ggtna, pan of (lit* test 'of our strength, and they will publish inte* (or ail • ll I* you men anil women, mil­ commodities fipm lltitadelnhta and itary amt elvllan, who have -om- all inlcrtuediale ni'nts on 4h*yin­ , posrd the allied foice* of *«• land waterway. riipatlnn who are bringing this task to a successful wmclusion. Globe Circling Fair You have demonstrated that lit Still In Greenland peace a* in war, the spiritual r * strength which free people may muster to sustain a righteous new Yo r k ; A u g . , ‘n —<47— causa Inevitably muit prevail.William Btrohmeir. (light manag­ For th* structure of the mod- er for two former Army pilots ern world |a too deeply rooted in wltfi ate going atound th# world th r devotion of man tn the prac­ in a pair of light plane*, aatd tical Ideas of human jUstir , today h« had not been adviaed broad tolerance and Individual dignity to be overturned by such when they plan their hop, from strength a* may temporarily tie Greenland to Ireland, The pilot*, Clifford V. Evani, mounted by those who become 2rt, of - Washington, D. C„ and IC e e tla a e * na f n a - T n i ) George Truman, 39. of U>* Angete*. landed -Tuesday night Nazi Concern Blamed near* Jutlannehmab, capital of Greenland, and presumably attll . For Starting War are there. Strohmelr aald. To Kcykjavlk, Iceland, la about 750 NUERNBERG, Germany, Aug. mile* from there. 14—(47—Twenty-one director* of, Thc/r-IIot* liegen their lelturelr the 1,111ion-dollar I. G. Farben junket Raturdxy at Teterboro, N J . Chemical T rust -pleaded Innocent before an American war crime* court today to charge* that (hey 10 Workers Dismissed had conspired to plunge the world For Loyalty Reasons Into war for profit Without Farheti, Brig. General WAHHINGTON. Aug. 14 UP)— Telford Taylor, the chief prosecut­ or, charged In a scorching 2 0 .0 0 0 - The Clvlj Servlet Commlealon ent, Adolf word Indictment Adolf Hiller disclosed t4>d#v that it ha* found ifh powerless to start ten additional Htat* Department tha war in 1919 'and powerless employ hr*. Ineligible for govern­ to wag* Jt so aucccaafulfy for so ment , employment "for loyalty rr**on, all of them Involving Comlong. M acArthur Thanks Occupation Troops On VJ Anniversary I ■; B Farben directors, accused the dye and chemical trust, world wide tn •cope, of being the industrial heart of the N ail war effort. Ha borrowed tha German’* own re ­ pression for I- G. Farben, “a state within a atata", because the company waa given such a pec­ uliarly Independent atalua by per­ sonal order* from Adolf Hitler. m%P»m\)rlng* to 20 the numbirof Htat# Departmmt worker* •* removed since July 1, 1946, for security reasons. The commission announce*out was contained in a letter to Chair­ man- Rce* (R—Kan*) of tb# House Clrtl Sendee Commltte* which ha* been studying em­ ployee loyalty. V \ i -» q .. i ■ D •-J v: - �T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 14, 191? THE 3ANFORP HERALD, 3ANFORP, FLORID/j •P A G E -T W O ■■.'.‘a-. The S a n fo rd H e ra ld Paying for Pensions T ru m a n C o n fe re n c e llrtU rW k < r « I'M* Oar I will depend UP°1’ toy* by this country •* * . ’ l l * Maul). of <hr. Kkri* K tlib ll4 f 4 la |M 4 rtU U k>4 *»llr • »«“»*! M la rta i fri- Tho princlplo o f n»tironu»i(l pay f o r w o rk e rs a tta ln in K aw* »»»**» J n o r t f l l p ' nge is beco m in g w idely aecoplorl in in d u atrln l, l u i w i riciiU . btisiriorts am i p ro fe ssio n a l c irc le s. A n n o u n cem en t by th e I l l M saw sll* l » a u u *««••! fla w a a l i n F o rd M o to r C om pany o f a n $H0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 pen sio n fund, d e ­ N t t K i ST. Ill* , al l b C a l o lll t, ta ils to la* set fo rt!; la te r, is good new s fo r in d iv id u als to be ■I l u l t r l . FtortOa, a t l t r l b A«i b e n e fit ted. „ I t ( • < ( » ■ • al M in i K l**T. B ut Im p licatu m * o f th is a n d o th e r s im ila r re tire m e n t MULtANII L. DK1.I p lan s a re not a lw iij.s-^ ttn iersto o il by th e public. A h in t ran** IIORDDS HKtM w as found in a F o rd o ffic ia l's s ta te m e n t th a t th e pension •1 >•)*••• M ta u tl v irtu a lly whs a jnflre lnerea.se. T h is p ro g ra m a n d s im ila r l U H t t l l T l n N IU T K I p la n s in all lineSj'will be c h a rg e d o ff to e x p e n se o f p ro d u c­ F a ra lla la A l i a a n Cr C arrltr. a a t l ---- — ____ V •** tio n . T he co n su m er, in c lu d in g th e pensioned, p a y s p ro d u c ­ Oar M . a l k ----- ---- ___________ f t tio n costs. T h is is trim , w h e th e r th e re tire m e n t s a la ry Is » n a Naalka ___.__________ I II fo r in d u stria l w o rk e rs o r f o r te a c h e rs a n d lib ra ria n s . P e n ­ II* M aalk*________________ Da* Y r a r ---------- --------------------sion m oney fo r t h t l a t t e r g ro u p com es c h ie fly fro m ta x e s A ll r k l l a i o a ailm r, n i 4 > "< T h a t fo r m in is te rs is c h ie fly p a id in by p a r is h io n e r s -w ho f k m W r . ( M u l a t t o s * a u k i m l i n a l have’'earned" it th e h a rd w ay a n d g iv en it b u F ljn fiiiT fS T /f T ' n U r U l i a n l i ( a r I k * * a r * a a * »l I*U I» C lu w la. w ttt'l> » ( b a r e r * »er fu ttd s r M rr* * to r a k rrrllrla a ra irr F in an ced re tire m e n t is a d m itte d ly d e sira b le . I t m u st lalaak > ra> M r<r Haptraraia- b e realized, how ever, t h a t th e w ide w o rk in g o f th e pension Ultk. lar.. Tkr llrralJ to Ifcr aaOaaal if; 14 al a k ir t lM s a idea in tro d u ces a new f a c to r in to A m erican econom y. T he Ofllrra ar* M ltlrlM k la Ifca lar»- co st of iiving’ia f u r th e r p u sh e d u p by th e need to a c cu m u late •a xr ta r lM riora ta [p e n sio n re se rv e s. T h is m a k e s it" h a rd e r f o r 'in d iv id u a ls to l W a lt 'p u r s u e th e ir ow n t h r i f t sch em es fo r " ra in v d a y s " . T ru e . l a l Saw t a i •l . T k. Hr ra ti U a aariafcrr *« »»« th e v a re not faced w ith q u ite th e sam e n e c e ssity a s fo rm e rly , laaM lalH lira * aafclrk I* ratlllra i f th e y a re to lie ta k e n c a re o f by pension. B u t it m u st be n i l a i l u l r la Ifcr aaa far »»»*kltratios , ( all *k* In a l a t" * ra la iti fa re d th a t th e p e n sio n e r, a n d ev ery b o d y else, p ay s f o r la Ikla a a u i|a * « i, aa m il ar all su ch se c u rity . OF a r m iWralrfcra. People, a s a ro le, fin d th is f a rt d iffic u lt to accep t, f o r it has becom e u h a b it to accep t th e a d v a n ta g e s o f a h ig h THURSDAY, A il. 14, 1»*7 s ta n d a rd o f liv in g a t a iow level e f cost. T h e public, w hile " BIBLE TERSE FOR TODAI en d o rsin g p en sio n s, m u s t i>e p re p a re d to p a y fo r th e m . P e n ­ NOT MUCH OK A LIFE CAS sio n m oney lias to be e a rn e e d b efo re i t c a n be d isp en sed . BE •BUILT ON TUB 8 U im K C SANDS OF AN EVIL CHARAC­ Indian Economics TER: Thou upholdrtt m e in mine in te g r ity.— Psalm 4 1 :1». N ew re g u la tio n s f o r im p o rts in to In d ia w ill c u t d eep ' THE WAITING . in to th e ir su p p ly o f .b o th n ec e ssa rie s a n d lu x u rie s, sa y s a n |F n n Tb* IVaslitajton ViM) id wfcat « U u p < R ftetaa 7 n V i & 'W im p o rte d w n - ' | f wR L ttt * n / olbrr sight, ned goods, b o ttle d b e v e ra g e s, p r o p r ie ta r y m edicines, to b a c ­ Attrr supper, H J. co p ro d u cts, co sm etica. h o sie ry , c u tle ry , d o m estic h a rd w a re , When sk* h«» ratten up to put thv m o to r vehicles a n d ra d io s. All" o f th e s e a rtic le s a r e b a n ­ took ■ « w ij— Sk* •u n til—vftraktd. dixrsugh : — n e d now, nn d a q u o ta s y s te m re g u la te s th e im p o iia tio n o f Her Usable# rl4u r* bioJtriog _U»r several o th e r ite m s. E x p o rt tr a d e of th e U n ited S ta te s w ill •lrkt .. s u f f e r n Sizable re d u c tio n a s a re su lt o f th is m ove. And 'tarn*, full «u lbs empties**, -Serious re s u lts w ill b e fe lt w ith in In d ia , too, w ith p an ic b#r far* \i: b u y in g undep w av a lre a d y .' W e alth y u p p e r class an d m iddle (Sk* it otdrr thau Sr Ibourbt.l Of what »traD(r buried r « < » • class people a r e h o a rd in g v ita l a rtic le s a n d m a te ria ls w hile Ik tbr al'.tht S3overarot tbit. »br th e low er c la sse s s u f f e r fo r th e ir hick. W hen th e ir g o v e m - m 7 ~ 3 n s r u * U fu a —w u r it. iw sail mat* frrrnc* HU ** c o ts* w h ic h Lobar Dtpkrttncnt <■ . | firiaU hav* declared wiU mk*o a cut of onk-lhird to on*-hall n the d*parim«ni'» pajTwl. A . a r t mil of iC m offkiaia tay, lha Dirnion of bor htam lardt Will b* and operation* of 0,h,r,. i reduced. The Labor Mandard* division ha* b*«n making itudici dk aling wiih «f«ty ,nd 0,hlfr -1' dust rial m atiart. It I* b ru th n l on floor* or otijrj pieces where rnaehe* appear , t l dries Jo a varnikh-ltk* b w .ih tj Johnston, a rhrihltt, ta y t it kg), ronrbtv that walk on it anytjjj during that txrhsl. , Th* vain)sir can b* n*sh*4 c(j with water liut he says it hard scrubbing. H* reports the fam ish coiftain* a titrv* p.,f. ton that p tr a ly m cockroaoVn and due* root harn] other tr.ii in th* concttitration used for roaches. •• Johmton produced tLV p__ varnlih,,«*'a result of an *pp^ front hi* titte r Mr*. G. DshiLt,t who ’is in charge of a nurstr; Tucson. Aril. Sh* had tropy, with roaches and did not wk*t H uta roach poison* because of riiir to th* lim e ones. She wrote br brother her*, who Irctds a Rn chemical specialty company, y. said tlx ntontht research js. auced the reach ktlleh. Speaking on th* M<ond anniv trta ry of V-J Day, Mr. Tnuna.r raid h« had anticipated "hen h« announced th* »urr*nd*r of Jepautw o y*an ago th*< th* P**^1 or d talh through hu:>rrr‘r would bar* b*tn Mciirtly «*tah»:»h- cause th* Russian authorities td- by thig-- tiro*-. H# »aid he re- provided her mother with Bikta to »ay that it «•* not. cijuate food and fu«i." Bui h« ha* net abandoned, his A suspicion that Princess belief, h* added, th»t ih* na- mint might have been peh dona will «v*ntu»lly accomplith by persons seeking hur Wi a peace for. th* ten*fit of cii had been expressed by the th*_ peoples — of ih*- world. . . . Army’# e r I m 1 nst 1 invest! Th* President »*id he h » a n « '*i , -1|U w|nl« tlswy were had any doubt about th* w ttdon i( jur **tima:cd of dropping atomic bomb* on 4^ , , ^ belonging to the Japanese cities sine* h* n r * * * cess, — llet son, l*rmce herd it saved th* live* of -W.Ofsj Von Bchoenaieb^arolatn deck I.v 4*r*ia. had h f " ; " ^ T ^ w 'r.ev rs* co n feren ce covered' « m s l o d g i n g s Ucriin. j wide range of other questions: Polilits—the President said t»had not approved any sit* f"* R A D I O P R O G B A I Btailon WTUU tne Democratic National Connec­ tion in 194S. arbiing that i* » Tfcat>4>s Bvrtiiu* m atter for the Party's t t l »>!• D«y Conmtittc* decide. He skid. t: J Twliiabt koUK ---------------- —to ---------he will be in favor .uf any to y t ti i iuvh a .s »h t:S4 b p u iti 1 'a n d e the committee select*- . »u .nsilni As for a new chairman- »• »,ri 1:49 News event Robert E. Ilannegan re 4dk.-AH_yiii-UQ . signs a* head ° r tb*, cimh»lrie-.l . ‘j^ i n . AinJsssadon a*. TViac Arthur Speech Publiahers Aualtlary ln *h«g0Uth' * HI__ m rm * in* up th . Labor D*p»rtmro». That was on* of the A«WpUsJ>* mctii* of Cmirr***, b* aalo. Quickly ihrn. Hr. T*“ra*n * r •d Ihkl ha bat no diJutA ,h\ V l q* Labor Department will eventually, that it ran t h* P*T* mar.rntly torn up. , , Cougrct* ma4k Appropriations W* sat ort the porch of a pleas* ant home in a amall inutw*ater;> community one evening reecnriy, discussing the goals toward which the cilirens of every town should work—better schools, greater civic participation, moie pride In com­ munity. Our hostess was one of those conscientious ciri: leader* who sees dearly the problems and failures of her town and is doing more than her share to rlimiusle them. "Our* newspaper could help," she commented, "but wo can t aeein to get th* editor interested." W r asked for ■ epezrfle example. "Just a faw months ago." aha explained, "al let of us were both­ ered b r ih*-*nrt>ke nblrtiFfj-w * have a lAt of amall fvfh.rfaa In town. "1 saw fhe editor at a dinner Municipal Airport. A live party and asked him about it. 'E d/ m|UI .................................................. gonUact and about' 7>0 ba»«i>»ll plfint fit L u fk in . TfiXi, w h ic h t u r n s o u t lli>out 50,000 to n s n I Hid. ‘why don't you h iv t a player* are involved. II tbi* d**J y e a r. T h e re a r e m an y p la n ts m a n u fa c tu rin g k r a f t a n d up about tha smoke nuiasnceV He goes ibiougb, it will }»« » >**1 O th er p ap ers. T he S o u th s p u lp nnd p a p e r in d u s trie a a re *,w u WM * k00^ ,dft* bul m a rc h in g on.— T h e N ew O rle a n a S t a t e .. ever cam# °f it. A pparqulr h*s ither in Sanioid** c*P afraid of the factory owners. There teemed pH point in tirin g Tbe Ju .c c e 'P ^ a rirn rm ha. de­ to explain what was obvious Tb a TOO LA TE TO CLA SS cided to inveitigtte high p ri« . newspaper man but diffi nli for a By HUB9FLL KAY layman to understand. Editor did They m a y - b*\.interested.in a i«probably did think a ‘ write-un ' port published in Wednesday’s p* Picking up my Northwest Flor- There la no atmosphere of the waa ■ Rood Idea, but then he ask­ p en that individual incomes have Ida tour w her, I left off last I penal institution, no uniforms, no ed himself some questions. increased from 40 billion beloie column at Panama City, 1 found guards. The boya live In a clsan, . First, just what Is a "writa-up" t £rt’1rtb ,n d . development of wholesome settlax tha*. cannot (be war to 193 .billion this year, this Gulf Coast 'metropolis truly) hslp-but bring out tha best that Is an all time high amaalng. It has nb<ut taken up In them. They, learn worthwhile who gae* a demonatraiisn of th* ih:; . ^ th# slack causetkbv the closing of* trades, hava ampla opportunity fur best in public relatione in their and gracious marine, of greet­ The city ol Ucsls is planning ,h |Pl'lrd * »n,l rednetion of recreaiiim ami from every, stand- easyand their maalsrful control of (0 meet at least a pact ol in military personnel that during the point the school ts a credit lo the ing the many derail* that go lo make war years turned it into a madstate and to thosa reaponsible for such an event financial prcblcms by levying * a aucrevv. it# management. gaibage t*«. We don't know jutl With the leadership of It# present industrial growth i* Also at Marianna we visited th*Honored Florida Publicity sud rublic how popular S garbage tax will sound and of a permanent nature Florida Caverns State Park a t Relations Association for the en­ be. Some people might say,. "Just and aa a tourist resort It is grow- guests of the Florida Forest and suing y*ar, I con think of no way ___ m___ Fark Service. Thla amazing na»leave the. garbage lay,” wad cc- Ing,! by leap* and bounds. Ita ___ beathes are equal to any , to be| ural attraction is oraeticaliy un- to advance thg arganiiulkm'a wel­ fure to p*y the tax.. But one Lmpd on th# Gurf C-taal while known lo most Floridian* aod the fare than to continue th«M, tour# of thing is gSftnin, ib* *ity can't sportsmen find it, a veritable purs visitor front out of atata seldom visual education Inaugurated I by immediate pr*dece*iu«-. Frank 1 collect ‘gsrbsge if Tt doesn't h a .c dUe'. Tile beach srra aittaci* heart of it. Located three mile* my countless thousands during the north of Marianna, th* nark U Wright; for to KNOW Florid* | the money to hiie the men to do summer *e*#on and mnstrurtiuti -- _ open tho year round. While th* vou must 8EE Florida. it. 4 U ? -! Jits been unable to keep up with underground caverns a rs not aa oxthe demand for accumulation*. tensive or developed M those uf P Us i d e "b p~AilN (i 1 Are you one o( those who ts rty made up of publicity Carlsbad or Mammoth t ’ave, they waiting for a new car? then public relattona men nnd writt­ offer equal Interest and entertain­ TALLAHASSEE. Aug. I t, b T — The Florida Railroad aod Public you should be interested in the en from all aecliona.of the Mate ment. Skillfully lighted, with well con­ Utilities Commission annoupcod rrpert that automobile prodqrlion waa tremendously imprrracd v/ith the whole area »e traversed. Mtiny • trail*, thra* wonderful today a public bearing will be held -x j* a! a new low level (or this time of them were making their first structed caves present n never-ending f f year at C |0 wvrkcit stay olt trio Into this section of Florida fairyland of weird and unusiud for- Sept 9 at Bl. Cloud on operation of the S t Cloud exchangs of tb* the job on account of the heat. and because of this first hand uatlona with 'atalagtRas and sta- Florida TsltphoM Corjiurmtioo of of its charms, beauties lagroltca glistening in lha lighted However, no one would get mad­ knowledge and advantage* they will he able passage ways that seem to wind der than CIO auto workers >( to inform othsrt with aiHhentic through n labyrinth of avenues farmers stayed off the job be- data and Information etou; this without beginning or end. It is JU U O D E 'S K D IU R O H S probably Florida’* only completely .Cause it was too hot to work in favored territory. ■ i r A ny • • If it’s food you want, the finest nlr-ctmdltloned attraction for th* the fields. obtainable, perfectly pr .pared and temperature remains a? approxi­ — v S T T m An t e l T m T rmrved. you atop at Cdrsoni, loc­ mately S3 degree* Fahrenheit at We have had several inquiries ated on the Cutf Coast Highway a alt time* regardless of the tem "DArf pe 7 n u r . s o lately aa to why the naiiow sheet short distance north of Panama peraturn above ground, .— sehicb baa U s beew appeartflf lately[C ityr w*>l j , ™r-wdi find m ry — tn^addition to th# tntareitlng H E 'P M E ^ M t our piper. We ordinstily uic thing from a hamburger on a bun and enchanting carerno, thla InriU Ik lf ME T # THWKtft* io atuffed pheasant and a courte­ inx State Park has natural rock a 35“ roil. 5 2 ^ “ roll .n d a 70" ous, appreciative management that garden*, wild lif*, histone*) values H t f N P E HA?»T‘ o ' toll lot our (our. tix sml e»*’>t is genuinely concerned about your and recreational faciiittoi that papers rctpeclively. But due patronage. Our gtoop dined there make It a paradise for tha lover o f , L 'r t N ' / / the newsprint shortage, we are and we were so Impressed with the nature and lha out-of-door*. Those *r food, th# service ami the sincere who hav* not visited Florida Cav­ always able to obtain the a v hospitality that era went on record erns B u t* Park have tlxa which we want, and have -with • resolution of approval th at a remarkable attraction and on* of which tho atata way w*U bo > use what we can get. TWhett w m unanimous, A highlight of oar trip was a p ro u d .. • have four page* with a three visit to th* Florida Industrial Upon our arrival a t C avern fly sheet in lha middle we School for. Boys at MsrUnr*. Tho Slat* Park w* were warmly greet­ w a r a d3” roll. When w* average person thinks of tt a t S ed h r a delegation representing ciiht page* with two ol "reform school" or "(ail" for jirv*- offikals of both the Bt»U Forest delinquent*. While it it matn- A Park Service and the Florida narrower than |hg others. nilo tainod for socially handicapped Forest and Fork Association, the > -x boy ia-o a ,6 4 y i^F oS H S oT or . w ith two o l tarns thkre. It la In no>te n ia a J a il th e splendid ptocrasa peogroi mode tn prd_____ h r o n i l s , On th# contrary. , under tho a hie vidTror thla atato with a Credltabis A nlonTiflXfUKT «MeLn*eW8Print* Secretary of suggestion NFAV YORK - p p | Johnalwir, an rx-G l, o r New’ y U( City, bs* toad* a paint that kijj, rose he*. lojrrthrr on • kelf-brtp t'1*"In blunt language. Trum an .accused Congrc** * ** r How About A “Write-Up?” concern o v er p ro d u c tio n , th e iThurfton m a y be im proved. hop* to bear? Tbr dm »b* await* will not rrturu T he A m erican w o rk m an , w hose livelihood d ep en d s on Ip tbi* or m i «h»r J**rth e dem and fo r h is p ro d u c t, n e v e r th ln k a o f th e loom -operIt la too U ti . . a .. ns a ,o r <,r atedl-m ili w o rk e r in Indin ns h a v in g a n y co n n ectio n aarh a** lib# tbr-otber, ! w ith his life. N o r does tint M .rshin o r H indu v isu alize a As * srvne, a.stone. link betw een h im se lf a n d th e ta r - o f f c itiz e n o f th e U n ite d —Yet atwsrs toward tb* roaring •» s u ite s . T he co nnection e x is ts , n e v e rth e le ss, te n u o u s a s a . . , s pi der web, s tr o n g a s steel, fo r ire tte r o r w orse. Thrrrll be lb*** tltoe*. Yfhen *h* wtll pause toia*"b»rr. Wioding the clock, Southern Newsprint Or atralfktenlng. a ebair. Wbetr the trill turn and T he econom ic w ell-being o f th e S o u th will be p u sh e d Or >w» to «* .' , Ills face upon_Ab» a h e a d a n o th e r sto p by th e $30,000,000 n e w sp rin t p a p e r m ill 1 1 0 W a r d o n i r r t .H . w hich, acco rd in g to an n o u n c e m e n t fro m B irm in g h a m , will Welle, iniists that he n | s h o rtly b e -c o n stru c te d in A lab am a. • a .w T .a n l i amateur *» * hullT h is m ill's Ind icated c a p a c ity is 100,000 to n s a n n u a liy . - j Bu. ss V - Lull art.It he A t to d a y 's r e ta d p rie w th is p ro d u ct w ould h a v e a v alue **• " ^ ___H , o f 7H >oiir|9r000,00o. T hl# wHl l>e, th e re fo re , a new indua« a clkH by* liVmawll. tr>’ o f c o n s e q u e n c e .u tiliz in g a ra w m a te ria l th a t is p le n tifu l Plans at* u^3tr ~way hete to a n d c o n s ta n tly renew ed, nn d p ro v id in g a hom e p ro d u c t f o r M Yctk G*nl» (or a hom e m a rk e t t h a t u*e* se v e ra l m illion tona o f n e w sp rin t sign up t winter training school at the a n n u a lly . on .MarahalKa Roach Killing: Paint Has Been Discovered ’ If ffffetipIMMt i rtiH» paftl flpMTl 1 tools qf or ronrefts to Ideologies which ignore or contest these —an editorial, a discussion ih his giwat moral values. personal gossip column, a • news By conducting yourselvea with story, a feature atory, or pertjaPt a fine sence of self-respect, selfsome poetry? What about tb* confidence and devotion to-duty, subject m etier—waa It to he Pul- you have rendered Hie physical ted out of (he thin (though »mul>> subservient to eh* massed and In air. without facta, figiiiet and so doing earned the admiration uuotationa to give It foundation? of a free world and the lasting Most important, of what value Is i respect of your ' vanquished foe. a single diatribe? The only jaffec-' Tou have written an ennobltiv* way of fighting igaiuat amok* ing .chapter in human progress, or anv other civic evil i* a con- which will lead to the regenerturning campaign, ami a small pop- atlon, frmn the faUltim of war 4b lacks the peiionn.l to conduct to-.th* realism that la peace, oi onc I those million* inhabiting Japan a So Editor Ed. believing that a i ialanda. single com plaint abvuL I n .»** lL> SI It f1E(l M .m T Tlradltlc a In SsSv .Sews S )S Tony Psuoe ItiS ,to4 ,stl f l 1“ , et«U» i t i r i N«w« u . n n Miltsr T i . m,,.!*} I S « n l n g It t t Tour* I U U AH' tts* News lli> o ttixn Ot( I'tidas r- tika Bi#n On S ol t U r ly News SiOt Celerjr Cboppeis StSS ItCBseipan- SsU Hi-J.r* ot the l‘utp:# Ss*ej TigS N«w* ;,ft ynnrlsc S;J* News gerened* tie* tienris* ieranativ St IS fcttichlag Time Si>» Slorniflg Devotions ItS S -S b w ile S fe MwtUsiJoB. The Book of Happy Storir Goodrich Schedules llnicui Negotiations U. N. Meet W O O D M E N of the W O R L D life Insurance Society to out A m t M x c n D i i i m i f t ^ " to bargtln mi ‘ More than 2.000,000 Itlvn in Mexico d ly , would return to headquarters snld. ■ ' a S ta .......... « * > XH. J. PIN' - Office Phon lid Sooth Park Avenue 1305-J Sanford Florida T b? work, J,* --- m nj.ni 'r iif iii ■ — CuLtM| ‘9;6» •*•»* . „ „ is li.u u s s it u i ty Vouts lists lulls IUU Bc»:« ........ ....__ W > O U 4H * nation. •if* *; British loan revision—No commeat. St., Lawrence W aterw ay—T-u. President said hfc StlU U for thie project and ha* been for it for 14 yeai». “ Budget Veview—Berised Tiu^Jel estimate* for the current fiscal rear will be ready in 10 or 15 days. == =^" . list jil<»J__ 1 ° •>! An th is an n itar*!«• ?«•«» not indicate enough interest to M r y r i extend ray profouad adt:tS Hammy K aye make the subject newewotthy, let miration and gratitude. You may S .l* to.ifp er* Mrsnade l t ( S IViirnan'* World (he m atter drop. . j be asiured that history, the final isios N,»* The Incident interesti «* Ucause '.arbiter_ between alt tfnngi right J(l!«S IlswaiOm J1*todi«* it illustrate* the utter failure " f *“«l *u . thing# wrong, between IDitf Tun** Y«u'v« 'H»qu»*i»J civic leaders to jndetstutoi the fact and fancy, aucceaa and fall- Foul Play Denied In K * 31 ;oin « Milwtl** newspaper's role in a campaign ure, will not misjudge nor forget, tl «» lar't Os TI*.ling Death Of Princess IZiVS KtW* for community betterment. Whru t t : l S \V**i«rn Rnuiuhp the issue is abstract ami undocu­ BERLIN. Aug. 14 U F l-T h a S o | " f t mented th# citizens th?rotc1v*s Price Prediction viel Newr Bureau quoted P r in * l,lW must band together and take the cess Caroline Carolath as saying] l:M r«u> a cr * Initiative by making it eoncrvte, irn iM H * «»m fee* o m i by documenting, and by ibtreby between encouraging "an intelll- her mother, Princes* H e rm lre 'j'J * Hr " » r {? JJv»lc creatfng new*. Editor Ed can gent program of stimulating pro­ di^d of natural cause, and -no ,H Ji»*I N ew t 6* * ul‘d’ then nick It up Ih both bis r.ews duction" and continuing to allow tout pilay i or starvation wo* in- »:•» Hsr Non* Ranch ' ii« s News and editorial columns with the full “private rationing" of such prod- volved." knowledge ■th at he Has aubttan- ucta aa automobiles, gasuline and ■ Princess llermin* was th* wid S SI lltloU le rv b lu m i S i l t #> I*r«u'1lr M's Hail tial support, with confidence that steel 1ow of Germany's 1st* Kaiser. I l i t * Xlsrch Tim* he can count on a steady flow of Princes* Caroline'# statement S;(9 Howard Parlow Wolcott suggested that th* Unlammunition until the battle is won. for foreign accounts until the came from Frankfurt on tha 4:«4 Newt —Publishers Auxiliary. ted State* "alow down" on burring rider, in th* Russian tone, whofe SiOl I (SO Club I ’.OS U r t l N .w t need* of the home mark*: have ah* went to receive th* body t i l l N ovetty Time been met. Continued purchase* of her mother, who died there last ti>« M«et (be Hand H eat W ave lt« » IJilIv C last'ct for forelrn use, he claimed, ar* Thursday. According to SNB, Carotin* S is# N ew t I.* I h , D ay one of the reasons for prevailing ( i' m Dm M (IKH !*»■• O w i asserted that three doctors, two high prices. sldenta of the midwest, deceit.led If labor continues i t s :demands aerinans and a Russian, c e r ti­ on disgruntled easternem. I>r- C h a rle n L . P« for higher wages, Wolcott said, fied ■that Hcrmin* died nf a ' Boaton reported a high Wed­ "Labor will be th# loser In tb% heart attack "following two days' Optometristnesday of 99 and New York City tong ru n because prjductlun costs, illness of purulent infieramaticu Sanford AlUntlc Bk. BU tl 97, wlth.no relief forecast for th# and consumer prim*, rise with of th* tonsils, combined with Hours: 9-1X 1-B Phone f •astern states until friday n ig h t wages.* ap ab sety ." - I Set. 9-1* But tho cooler w*ath«r ia un Sh* said she "protested and de­ He suggested that Clark inquire Ryes Examined • Glass** tho way, th* Weather Bureau "the possibility of collusion in nied all rumor* of violent de*:h. **fd. Widely scattered thunder­ into showers and seasonably, normal tome Industries to b ^ - it. prices tempereturse wsre forcast for a higher than are justified by in­ wide section of th* Midwest to- creased production costa." "We Hill hope to Uch rent con­ '* “ ‘ ‘the not them TJ.; " - trol by next M*r-h, when th# --- ■ present rent control lqw expiree," wero moving, aoitwsrd, Wolcott rgfd. "Bat if the* hurting eu said, serosa northern problem hasn’t been licked by then. * ...... . and northern Indiana and it may be n t m u r v to extend would extend southward t-toignt control*, especially la area* wherw with ‘the wind owing around it there are shortages and where the northw est hardships would result on tenants There were report* of scatU rci If control* were taken off." soaking rains In some localities, Any extension of rent curbs, ha the forraster sold, notably in intimated, would includ > an exist­ extreme southern ' Kantav, th# ing provision allowing percent In­ Oklahoma and Texas panhandles, crease* by "voluntary" agreement Were they each chapters In a book, southeastern -Colorado ami In betw een'tenants and landlords. northern Michigan and Wisconsin. . Wolcott said that o' tenant claim* paid by the Woodmen of the Wq The corn Uslt generally was re­ should not -xgree' to * 1$ percent - would tell thousand* of happy storif ported as still needing mulatur*. boost if ho doe* not believe U Jus­ however. tified. ; hom es eawed. families kept together, f For the Northern and Middle Atlantic states where given college training, couples protect some worker* left or were rent from waul In old age, etc. borne from their Job* yesterday because a f the heat, continued tem peratures In tho high Vtf’a le t Ih* local Woodmen rupreeeoiaflrs pai your name on war* forecast for today. The Gulf AKRON, a / An'g. H (*>— a page oi lUe book ol happy alorioa. Aak him to explain S tates also would remain warm Contract talk* between -the B and humid the Weather Bnrcau F. Gimdrich Co. and the Unitedbow yon can build financial security with aaie, aounA CIO Rubber worker* of A m erki legal m i n i Woodmen Bhe tnenranco protection, win begin Monday in Cleveland, d e e enjoy Woodcmil'e halernal and nodal boneBU. L. 8. Buckmastgr, inUrniltonsi union president, announced today. Th* company auddtnly capitu­ ( Ca a H w i d trwai P a c t f l a t ) tives of th# United States by alt lated yvttcrdey to demand* of thu means try to got a decision which union that Its **v*n plants tr th* question uf which the URWA ]a bargaining has no relation considered for a single m anor OMAHA. NEBRASKA Ininf . prerioui’j i S i "nhvaWmlby |B |» r . art home and tha caverns. i i r t ^ ^ n j h w the first for the occa st. iM tthat, i ’llt Iloo, DO. iis f the President ssaid (icaiion Act as. i « n as he winds a m atter for (he committee. He declined To say whether Secretary of Agriculture Ander­ ___ son will ( t i e Hann*gsn’a commit­H tee lob. bus said he thinks very highly of Anderson. F orreslal—Navy Secretary botre tta l will take osth as fWcn;* rary of Defense under the umup soma naval m atters. Th; President said h e ’ may announce A new secretary of the navy at his next naws conference. - • : ’-'vm �! THURSDAY. AUG. 11. 1947 ' THE SANFO RD H ER ALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA J U JU M M Social - Personal And Calender — "* Mo n d a y Th* W. M. a. of the F lr.t Baptist Church will meet a t 8:30 P.M. The program ' will be under the direction of Circle No. E* With Mr*. H. T. Thomas in charter. Alt women are invited attend this meeting. The Sun*, Junior G, Aj and Junior A.e Will also meet in their respective places 'a t . 3:30. The Prayer Band of the Prtabyterisn Woman's Auxiliary will meet at the church at 3:30 P.M, Th* regular business ami Inspirit, ional meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary will be held at 3:30 P.M. a t the church. v, TUESDAY The R. W. Ware Bible Class of a First Methodist Church will _its a covered dish supper at the church at 1100 P, M. with Mrs. J . IL TtndrJ, Mrs. P. II, Wyatt and Mrs. Alyce Ashdown as hoa- Biff Group Reported At Country Club A large group attend, it tho oarberue held at the Seminole Countrv Club yesterday afternoon and evening. It was reported today by Charles Potter. Clyde Ttrwilletter, club pro, announced that the Activities e r5 o n a l served woo. cox*r*d_wjth.^,wiute- o f 4 U o f “a W ^L taois.w il, I damask cloth ami l,n the rtditer weie branched silver cundelnb-’j holding burning pink l*|ier». Plnti coral vine was used for d*cnr»ting the dining room. Tlie dinner Wa* eaten at small table* 111 the ■un porch. Assisting Mr*. Me.Klnnon in serving were Mrs. Rosa Mnikwoird and Mr*. H .'II. U cC lillR latte In the evening the honored couple w*» presented «i|ver candle holder*. Those invited io tie with Min* Dibble amt Mr. Itiownleo were Mr. and Mrs. 8. F, Ihbhla, Marguerite Dibble, and Rhode* Spell of Del.and, Richard Wing of Providence, It, I., Dr. ahd Mr*. E. D. Brownlee, Mr*. Mark wood and Mr*. McCaslin. FA R E TH REE ■ Engaged Couple Is Plans Underway For Honored With Dinner Club Dance At Inn Mr. and Mts. V*. M. McKinnon entertained no Saturday for Mist Betsey Dibble and tin n y Btownlre, Wlivse ell gage me n l was lecently announced, with a buffet supper at thrh- home on Magnolia Ave­ nue. Beautiful arrangements of pink roses and fern were used In Kav Shoemaker is visiting with the living room and sun (Hitch. Tfie table in tin- dining room his uncle and aunt. Me. and Mrs. from which th e supper W*» J. S. Thorpe, in Ml. Tiitxjr, N, J. It J--- 1 f 1 T*» ii.iidc oi. p-»,iul:ii SteWni Maiiit. snij Ids inrhfMra of (>r; IS-11. .‘ -I BROADWAY tt> JACK irUKIAN laud., will be’ henr-l when the bun NEW YORK Elia l.ognii, tif­ ft>rd_ Haili ami Teoid* Club htihli fing with her producer, I jo* S ibiifH eroirtl >luii,r at the Mayfuu aoti. bo** of the inuskfli "I itdnn's I P It wa* announoed today *■> Itninliow," spent a Saturday eve the Inn The dance \jni l>e hel I ning in n high dudgeon in Te.unity on .•'aioqbry fiom lyinO I*. M. one instead of tlx- Idth blrejl until '_• iHi M, fei stub mem Theater. . . Elia art (Veil five min­ utes late, she said, and the man '•i nod their guest*.Tie i .uiindltee t* makinc p y|i- nt-ement enforced un Euiio ml HR_ _ iinr that pci fio tun t »nb-i Ioaiob. ..HHL - to r-«■ httgcvYrowd ‘mil ipi-iulj,. nre aaktd U, e*11 ‘ I lie I healeC n half bout t . for,. niUct f,,i yeaeivalion*. ■ Follow- cm tain lime,-. . . N ut’iiluctl doubt tlust Ella ami. thc.j-inw will i*uHj lit ti>c dimvv * w in ioi,iig i...-, lJom l aiitl "l/ieakfact' wi'j li company ,liine t when fieg t ‘ trac t ends. served in I lie dining loom t)no or the s t i l l of i -h tw rtp pmachtng Chicago ha* t**fu*ed t.i appear llien- amt the inaitay elite lit jhinks kin- tlu> some UltcX'd tllbsl pertiiuicult dislike ,>r fright »>f two Windy City.......... . p.icdtiK iterjticsT . . . She refused to uppem there a veur'ago In a not h e ntu-i cid. Claude Rains -lipped in li Nt c Yotk for n day Indwceo va,alBHc mg on hi) IVnnsylvama fai n . . Alexis Thompson, you N't :ntl!h>ftniie spoils piomoier soil • ife sii- * tit fVsrW” frfir>he is^ ill er and the supper ws* served in slid confined to the Feinald ■the cluh house, on the menu |iir- taughton Me nTf-rlal". Hospital. oared by the cluh chjf was bar­ Mr. and Mrs. 11, J. l.ehman becued beef, pork and lamb, baked bean*, potato salad, cole slaw, have returned from Crown Point, olives. pickMs, hot roll** r>d coffee. Ind. where they spent several Following the supper, gates. wrtc week*. played and dancing enjoyed by iht Mis* 1-aurs Mae Brown, Mt-u member* present. Those attending were Mr. and Jean Crowd*/ and Mrs, C, C. M r*..J.I). Neill. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Henderson spent today at D al­ Koumillat. Mr. ami Mrs. If, R. tons Bench. Porn*. Mr. and Mrs. G. K McCall. Mr. and Mra. E. F. Ionic, Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. S. J, l.ynfh and Mrs. John Meisch, Mr. ami Mr*. *iin, Justin;- returned tuday from Kov Holler, Dr. and Mr*. A. W- Ml. -Tahur and New York City Ko*. Jr., Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. !,*fciety te g u lar, mail., up with Jo h n ; they have lieen spendiup fler, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C arrs- wliero te ste s. i'erotiai ow nri El Murueco, s f . : iii-iut two mouths. way. Mr. and Mrs. A. J Williams, le r their rhubaili « ,e r Tliompmu i n a n n o u n c e m e n t Mr. and Mrs. DaviiteSri’lth. Mr. son's mu Iteing allow. .1 In’ the Mrs. Clyde Terwillrgar, Dr. swank saloon In u sports jurki-t. ALTAMONTE • and Mr. and Mr*. Sf. I,. Wright and and Mrs. T. F. McDani •!*, Mr. Sod son, Cullen, plan to leave Friday Ml. and Mrs. Edward Boy. Wd- ; . . Theali-i- Guild will proseyinj SPRINGS NEWS Mrs. Kov Mann, Mr. rf>id Mm. for Shelby and Gaalonbt, N. C. Iink announced Uslnv the bit ill n guy they say has i>, , n tty RDM THOMAS John Galloway and Mr. and Mrs. Where they wiU visit with rvla* M b s . it. D. McI n t o s h , j r . of twin sun*, ttolwli l’lelil and n* a newspaperman tn order lit FI. B. Smith. live*. HOLLYWOOD. Aug It 1/lY- Ittc haul_Wight, on Aug. I'J nt the get Oftklevs In their -III.Vt*. ' ‘Mr. ami Mrs. T. P. Wallow, Jr. Also Mr. and Mrs, J, S. Stuck. Frank Morgan may have found Feinsld’ iuiughiiin Meniurlut Ho-Iisent last week end in Miami, Mr. and Mrs. George Maiden, Mr. Mrs. H. A. Su-inmeyer and her fortune in the yaeiit race* to Bilal 'li*. Wdlink wilt I*- I'Mrs. Sam llintiphern formerly and Mrt. Edwin ShlnhoDer. Dr. two slater*. Mis* Kuitjco Walker good I I nt C j I T f f R J b m e i . d * j e d . as dha .funner• Ala’ ? . « « • ! ' • ........ 'o f Altamonte,. now of . Bowline wpd Mrs. I(arry WovtLuO, Dr.-ami of nf Suwfoid Cut#ju.I and 'U.L. Ilf » Mr*. W. ‘ f:*C Wlgk.. for a teal Mississippi Rivet -how I G reetC R y.'l* VAItlng KyVatJfCr Mrs. O.X. Bark*. M r.'.nd 1Mrs. It lei of Tallahassee, aie visiting le *av* h r* r''iiik' tb ■d til- lioat. Blent, stilt worn out front th-' hunt «s u vocation attinrhm fetMrs. Clarence I,. Horne, and other L. Perklna. Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Wal­ ■dative* in Greenville and Ab­ Uin. said he found Operating a its guesti*. . . . Owner Moil Menru relatives In tpntral Florida. ler High and Mr. and Mrs. Potter. iiuut is toti much of a lutiincs* iri -eher has nursisl ltie idea .for - piu.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goddard and Also Mrs. Camilla Bruce and tiie beville, 8. C. fur sevrral weeks. , big Happy Birthday and •‘like running a factory," He time, leason being llliU I f win on family are vacationing in Sara­ Missat Betty Lvdbeter. Janet llel* Mr. and Mr*. M. I- Batumi and is going to sell Ihe yacht when old Showhortt art or hint self- i>m-k sota. tel. Camille Ratten, Pat Schulte M. L Ratarn, Jr. will I n n In tho it leluiti* line. He w*ill |dan* a when. . . . Bandleadbe Vaughn l.ysfta Ann McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Myers are M a r i a n n a Springer, End»l*v Monroe, stuck uni-xpeiteilly iiver visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Meisch and Dorothv Powell, and morning for Junalu iks, N. C. u> trln to Tahiti this year- -hut on a nlght in a town wjileh dtall nt i. Brown. Mr. Myers Is a Sergeant Bill Herndon. Jame* Ridge, Hugh •Pend a few daya with their daugh­ freighter, mi ml you. George is bark at MGM for the oti i n « to m n ain annnyino’is; in-iem uiti dlplutuniirally naitHin the U.' S. Marine Corps, and Wkalchel, Roy Wiiliams, Mike amt ter. Ann. who’ha* been ther e fur the past six week*. She will sc- first time slnrr he made ‘'I ’he "lltijlv t ’ Ibxpect* to leave for Pearl Harbor John Whelchel. Mark Cleveland, company wq.mI only luifimni f ’T-tir— thest home.___________ JbwtSwt-Vi it11.with flir tn-ttnrbtrtn will: .:nh to th e h u n t's treat hull I. . . "Ye*, the first of September. Mr*. My- Hueh Whalehhl. Jr.. crisis ft faces." F,| Hi II. He 1* apiuaring tn “Lux. TTjrwUt-rcninlJi In AlUhldnIe~wiii t'rusliy and Bot> ILipe fiist I run." teplhst the hones: fellow. Ray Fox, W. I*. Board, U. W. Sir. and Mr*. J. M. Leunnid ami uiv Ltner," which, t» now ho ie* sawBine { her parents, while. Sgt. Myers ’-Roail To Rio" without uti “ ‘Imt I h ate to do It 1 - f H ,■ you'll Silencer, Gone Smith and G. W; two children and Mrs. Ilcm k lla turneil from Honolulu. Ami hem overseas. e and thought t! wa.i their think a fte r you've .eeit it that I'm Austin. Leonard plan to leave this week­ la another uuirk • • Getugd ap •lidirn. Fellow McLellan returned to Al­ w ni't ever. But prevt'a crowds a liar." end fur Abinglon. Va. and Blue- neared tn a rm jnniunl idiu of the and I'm amount Nm limit Corwin'- unit > -cripls tamonte Sunday, after a visit in ctami it is field. W. Va. where Mr., and Mrs. same title in 11*33, and in the cast the lie-l of the execs done regular) In Jacksonville of several weeks. “ Roads.” All of ur e being Cretlinivlovnkia. . . . lti- 'O n i f i was- -Frank Morgan. Mrs. 8, Burkholder I* n| the Trees* Lives Depend ta-onard and children will spend whi' ii proves you can’t juitv; your short time and M u. Henrietta Note nf Triuhtplt" , -ud irlrled fur own ifb-rls. ' 1* W[ll*cy Nursing Home in Orlando, Upon Capital Battle aLeonard will spend too lumalndar the celebration tbi* ni.-nth of tin John Garfirh! leaves Sept,15 to ■IV-re she I* convalescing fiom s of the summer with her daughter*. t Gi rman aut n-tnli i . m e . tin- i linn recent fall. establish hit iesid>*iico in New By JANE EADS York ami attend the premiers uf Mrs. I.aw re nee H. Brooking Har *;KI»s Of Death" sLirt* slowly, IW* 30 station*. nut WASHINGTON—Upon ihe "Body and Sout." n r open tn hut uind« up as one of th - moat rsturned from Pekin, III. Mr. and BANDLEADER Bh.-u r> !-i Tennessee Wtllinms"*'A Streelrur austH-ni-e filteil mnvlc* of the Mrs. Howard Brooking drove down it® Cnll.^l Desiiti" Di,t . I. John will son. Filmed In the east nb>nc ilw.-n't think Ilo- wintr Lai d with her. and will return to IVUn elm—most 'T*1'®* m?ypopular ih,r (al® of ,he Mints To IIouBewive> ilia lj tie r -in also instturt elastfs in motion plrluiines* In in for further in- omte at a taler date. Home Demonstration lute acting at the Aineriran “ Ibsuncrang" line*, it beats a traum a iUld lm.- inperlit tie- G'.-i Mr. and Mr*. A, C. M< Near and virtually every Main Street in Ant- WeeklyS pfrom reality which Hollywood emit ecia list. T a lls b a s .e * Academy o( Dramatic Art*. , , . create It is a sordid tale of jToofc* Island Casltm in Nov IL-hidit. family of Savannah, (ia. it ft Wed­ erlea. Bark beetles, whirh carry tho By Isabelle H. Thuraby Billy DeWolfe onlm-* IImt he'll and ceps, but it's well-rut fhar- The into Frank* t'n--. beSuvtxi nesday after spending a few day* prohaldy never make another pic artt-rs .-Yoke fascination. Vfct«|- h o n l f a e o ot* tliu Algun-pi'n, with Mr. and Mr*. B. D. McIntosh, fungus of the dread Dutch Elm CANNErTnUAVAS ture. Reason! Paianumt ha* djs- Malute. as a -tool plgeo.t. i* ar,V would entile cotiletitedly. at tfu Jr. and othrr relative* in Orlando. disease which ha* destroyed trees [ Mrs. Carrie Itninea I-ft Sunday * i,hJ n » J*lle NV,W There are several .says nf can­ eovered hi* talent* a* a good-will ■xinglv good. Su|i]»ortlng tie Bliiitt hotel’# slipper cloli, x to.tr liu,for New Bedford. Mo**, where Vork City and decimated tree* in ning guava*. They m a y b e eatmeil eiulsaary. A 3 hot t Uip tn *il. Louis Donlevy.. Colleen Gray and lfielr •ngaitr—retu rn ed t o ' f t — n r r r r r Nrw England and'O hio, havr al­ whi)|p. 'p ,letNt7~iir Unpi deit. They turtrt-d Into an esploitation • tour ant 'Vlttmart, the best aeru-n heel popularity as ,i» nflei llien ler, aha will siHUtd a few •re.-kx. may be halved. *eed* iemov*| |.y of Chicago, St, Paul, Minneapolis, In a lung dinw. c e le tu ity Imttgout to ui»-h a d r -, Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Mitch- ready lieen found here. Though the fungus has not means of the dilver oc fruit prres. Buxton ami other towns. The pop­ g r f r that it will be -.-'d oe-d. M l have had as their gtmtl Mra. and this pulp may be returned to ular comic told Ole he t-xpectrd to Mitchell’* aunt, Mra, Gumma De- lieen seen on local elm*. It has tho halves and be loosed wl’h been found only 30 mile* from to- hanih-d a brief caun instead Land* from Havana, Culm. Mr. ami. Mra. Don IIhit)* will here. In Montgomery County, them. Or shells ami pulp mny lie of ■ film role. But U-spils !,j. return this week from Milwaukee, Maryland. District tree author­ rooked separately. I'rorivd in the f«-ar*. he took* set for “A Connrcticiltt A’ankes-." Mi-anwhll; lie's .Where they have spent the past ities expect It to reach hevr with­ followlpg manner: Waah. and remove bjussnm end. being dispatched again- -Id the two months. They shipped *n- in a few weeks. They say it may Peel. If skin I* blemished in any­ “Variety filrt" opening in Tor-, route to visit friend* and relatives already be here. in New York and Washington. t>ie- way. Cook two to thn-* minute* onto. An intensive camttaign to ni Ann Rhcrblan spent her first D.- C._ the . ipw scourge lh« Welm*. —__ W| -j - -—a *vent i'll* l-aaxF ” ****** vof s **.sag rassewf (according to sixe and tipetteas of Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. JMtch- • arhirh many Wahsingtonlan* con- fruit) in ladling, 'thin o r medium day on "Good Sant" tn u torrid all are .leaving Friday fur Boston, ■tiler the city's greatest *>ngh> syrup made with cane sugar or a toVi- *eenc with' Garv Coulter. 8 mid ^ w h e ro they will lie until the first esthetic asset, la already under blend of white nu n ayrup and ratie tho usually shy Coop: " | always P o f September when they will go wav. Representative* of the Na­ sugar. This preliminary rooking like to rehearse a Scene thhr to Novia Scotia. They will return tional Capital I'arka, '.lie District is given in order to have u full utighly so I know wher« Em . | to Altamonte, In Septeinlier. government, and th* U. 8. Depart­ pack when processing is rompMnl, going" . . . . If ‘‘Peach" park is desired and E sther William* got a new j ment of Agriculture have banded Quartet To sAppear , together to protect Washington'* guavas am larger and thick mealed, convertible a* husband Ben Gag.-', so . y-xs. v i e r \ J estimated 30.000 planted elm* and haves may lie packed In Jar* after token of affection on b -r birthA t L n u r c h U L ( l O d I the humlreds growing wild tn a very slight pre-rook, in over­ day. . . . Olivia D elta.ill,in,I ami --------! *nrk land*. Owner* of ytnis o f lapping'layer*. The concave sur­ Mnietii Goodrich plan lo ski at The Runnr South *}uartc‘. will ‘ private land have also lieen urged face uf each half should la- down- fit. Morilx th is w ilder. . . .MGM. appear at thn Church of fiod on i to loin the fight before thousand* ward and the blossom riyl should through producer Joe t'astom a*. fare the glass. Add a tattle* tablespoon i* feeking the Metropolitan opera Monday night at 8:00 t’. M., I t ' of tree* are infected, ful of hot *yTup“with each layer, house for th*- premiern of "Ti,. was stated tqjlay by Rot. Paul f He said that th e ‘group is Onre a tree t r hit | f l almost a Process 20 to S3 minute* In xvater Unfinished Dance." Proceeds would ona of the outstanding nuarteta of ■ure bw Jl’» a goner. You rnn’t bath. (If course, guavxa mav be go toward development of new tha South andwre heard, every day treat a tree for the disease except packeil cold into clea t, Imt jat'a operatic talent. . . , at 11: IS over WFLA in Tamp* at ita'vcry rarlirnt states. If hand- without any pre-cook. Some think The ax Is falling at most stud- i n and far the past few month* have teil promptly , the killer ran 1* the flavor la belter this way, a* been heard station W0RZ in Or*. ■tamped out. In an effort to word with peaclu-M, Imt-trot being''prv io*. whirh ,are being frigliieiie-l ; 111 Undo. ^ off the- ilMeate l|tB District I* shrunk" or heated, the Jsr will pot Into drastic economy move* jiy [he 1 The quartet ts made up. nf Hor­ sponsoring ____ an all-out DDT spray­ spray- bo aa full as wben fruit Is packed English tax pinch. Sunshiny note i «*■• ace Fiord, Roger Clntx, Stacey ing program. Every elm In the hot. Soft, ripe pooches aie often t# a piled by a top ppnlerer. v U I J ? ? packed-directly in tha inr* or Jins Self.J. D. Summer and are accom­ District will get a doming. panied by Quinton Hick* at.the pi­ Expcrtw »ay that the only way and covered with a tailing hot ano. Prior to organising .the Sunny tn fontral the disease is by con­ t yrup lieforc sealing. Ttie flavor South Quartet about two v-srs trolling the lieelfea, The only t particularly gie>d*hy tho usa of ago' Horae*. Ftoyd sang vith method found for control of the thlA im ple mrthod, thaugp thuap'Stamp# Baxter Quartet in Arkan- beetles is to remove dear! end peanince and'fill la not as appeal: Ml . it,u Ing' as wlrt-n a preliminary rook la ■ ■ . . given the fruit. •It,* . ' k i GUAVA SAUCE f Tak» ripe, well.flavored, arid I J c opcnH 1 2 :1 5 I\M , d aily 40c guavas. Wash fruit ami remove HARRIETT MllsI.HR BEAUTY NOOK btosaoiim and stem ends and an TODAY and FRIDAY Ta gal a really beautiful permanent, your hair asnal b# Itlemlshcs on akin. Run Ihrougi fruit Dress to remove »eod. Mca* properly ahaped and- becoaslnily styled. ure. Cook In heavy aluminum ket­ Specials on all waves daring A u g u s t , Haft water for tle until somewhat thickened. Add alianpoolng. For appolatmant call 971. two or more cup* of sugar foccording ta acidity of fruit) to four ?0« N. Park Av*. (forasarly at F irk )_ cups of pulp and <*(4k rapidly again >^z for about IS minutes, stirring often. Pour into hot jars, put tm incdlately into ladling water, and process fire minutes. Tills i* eg' reliant for pudding taueex. short­ cake, cobbler* gelatin desserts, or for use in making guava Iro cream. , ratnp wpsih- ‘' '■ ii j,i Hollywood 5 f e m U R L E E SUITS Tor SMARTNESS COMFORT ..V3.'.V> j . v i ' V s . * ; * . J .AYu-Ciiid it nn-luttuor-neeer*~t»rv I n J *wrlF' n itr T ttd r jn ie r Y ' I Ini liglil-tvt’ tghl wiuden- arc -marl, rumfnrlulilc and |tr:telit:il fur tml w ia llitT wear. Tun many tlisrriminat111): Amerintn men— men whw know (tie value «f ulw.txs maiitlalning n vxell grnnmetl np|H'iiraticc — have a lre a d y iir m e tl th is f a i l.. In Ih i’i r eum plfli* s a lio f itd io n . l irs t nf all. Ih e fib e r s in th e se w oolen In b r ir s arts liiill'iw; (hex h av e a llie rm n .d a lle i|iiiililv w hich le ts th e a ir c irc u la te th ro u g h , y et k eep - n u t h e a t. If xntt want tn cnmliinc smart giust Inoks with stintnier cuinfiirl. the answer is a natural. .In-t rlimwc Cttrlce .■ summer Stills for ynttr lud weather wnrdruhe. I’nme in anil select xntirs tuday. “ We t’lnthc’ the Katnilv — Wc Furnish Ihe Hume' 2Hi K. 1st Kt, I'h’iitH- 1 7 1 jip il= IIIE IM = lll= IIIE III= lll= lll~ IIIE :IIIE IIIE III= IIIE III= lll= jJ n lf ' ’■: - - . 4S(***’ ■Jb' . ' A lii _ ill --* The LONGWOOD HOTEL ISJNfiWOOl). FLA. ‘ rln* In populnrlly every • j»r family or friend* for a IEON or DINNER PARTY fall couywe I.uneheona from 1 2 -2 - or weak dying elms, prune c from elm it era anil conduct the spraylna programs. Tho D epartm ent of Agriculture la doing research on the subject. H and th e National Capital Parks *l*o arc sending out scouts to try to snot th* disease, which la *• f r o m $ 1 .0 0 ------- . , - - t r .-uVa,- a __ ____ . It took WO trcoa tnornla- • long Comedy Novelty = - ..... Sanford’t? Big Friendly Furniture Store ?v " * ■if :>203 — 209 E. FIRST ST. . - - ' , "Vnvfk ' '- 1 - .: • • • ■ PHONE 137 = E I I I E I I lE illE iilE I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E im ilE I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E I B E H - ' , t ~ v ' aX VV- j �PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, APC. 14, lf47 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,* FLORIDA » n a rim nfiT* SmTmcaa tb* to tu ir claim or damand ahall ba In writ­ ing. and aball data iba pine, „i Inola. Rlala of Florida. to-w in raaidanca and pvit offlca adlraB, NH (Laa* N H i ft. of K 1M ft.1 «>f lha rlalmant. and aball t>a a»nrn II tr I# Tha Town o f Hanfotd IN IIKi ESTATE o r EDWARD In by iba claimant, aganl, or at- nik r ia l Hook I Paata i t to II A III, _____ _____ _ . _____ ib tun lurnay, «nJ any »u' li claim or da- l l l . l l i . l l i A l i t . COURT OK T ill. CYHIKTT Jt/DOK, mandl not aa (Had aball ba void, Tha aaaaaamanl of Iba aald prop. H llillN O I.il irOUNTV Emily J. (l-.naalra ' * • riy under Iba aald rartlflrata waa K IIO IIA T I:. A t A^mlnlalratnr o f lha Ca- In Ufa nama of W aahlngton IloandTO A LU rflK IH TO flP %ND PER- la la of Edward Donialaa, dacaaaal. U aa . SONS 1IAVI.NO CLAIMB Oil D E H im publication Aug. 1, l l t f ) L'nlaaa aald cartlfleata aball ba >aMANOR AOAINST SAID ESTATE dtamad according lo law, lha prop* Yota and each of you ara baitb)* arty daacrlbad Ikaraln will ba aold notllted and r—tulrad l* praaapt any N o t i r i: o k i r p i . i r . i T i o * r o n claim , - and damanda which. you ur t a x o r r .ii *lth«r. of you,* In ay ha»a attain*! mnth of Saplambar, lilt, NOTICE ih iir.iir.H T niVK.s lha aalAta of EOIV A HO OOVZALEH la Iba lat day of Baptambar. That Willi* llolaa and F ata* Lm drcaaaad. lata of aald County, to Iba Coaniy Judga nf Samlnol* B ulaa. hla wife. hobhar of Taa CarllfCoanly. Florida, al hla nfflca In Irala No. II. laaaad lha Ind day nf lha Cotirl llotiaa of aald County al July A. O . l l l i ,- haa Iliad aama in Sanford, Florida. w lihln alghl cal- my tifflra and haa mada appllcailnn Court a r r ia r .m onth* I r o n Ib a lim a o f lh< for a la* drad lo ba leaued th’araon. County, lO fficial Clark’* Baal) Legal Notice / A int i t swell A int i t dandy !h sugar for hom< ■ i kTi €CONOMICAL! F1AV0RFUL1 Chancary No. l i l t Bab for Dlvorc* OUDEIi OK PUBLICATION TOi Bamual L. McClallan. whoaa addiaaa la unknow n: You ara haraby notlflad that Wanda McClallan haa Iliad a lu ll for dlvorc* ag a in * you In Ih* abov* entitled coart and you ar* haraby raqulrad lo flla your w rlllan appaaranc* (paraonallr or by allornay) lo lha Bill o f Complaint In aald cauaa on or hafora Monday. Baptambar I, 1I(T, and lo that*aflar flla yo*r dafanaa. If any yuu hava. lo aaltf mil, aa raqulrad by law, and fall nol.' ala. a Daeraa I'ro Confaaao w ill ba antarad again .! weak* In THE HANKOIID HERALD, a pat*.paper of general rlrcalatlon puhllahld In Hamlool* County. Flor- la. Ihl. the (tb day bf Au a. r . i m i . X P. Ilarndnn, . Clark of aald CtreaH Coprt E L O V E T T ’SE PICCLY W IGGLY Utility BesT-T-Bone, Round, or Porterhouse IN U tllty S lew in g t R lllty B e ef Chuck Miller A Hart Round Ron* Butt End Fancy Large Center Cnta Morrell's Yorkshire ia/y# 1 T flEt ESTATE OP JOHN L. HEMINOLK COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PROBATE TO ALL CREDITOR!! AND PER■KONH-HAVINO- CLUtMB-TOT-rnrr MANDII AIIAIN8T 8AID F.HTATK You and each nf you ar* haraby nidified and raqulrad lo praaanl any claim* and damanda which you. nr either of you, may hava atalnat tb* rotate of John L. ll*4aon. dacaaaad, lat* of aald County, lo )h* C ounty. Juda* o f Btlntnol* County, Florida, al hla nfflca In Ih# coatl hoot* of aald County a l Hanford, Florida. wlihln ela h l calandar month* from lha lima of tha flrat publication of thla iiotlr*. Each Halm or demand (hall ba in w rit­ ing. and ahall atal* lh a plac* of raaidanca and poet nfflca addraa* of th« claimant, and ahall b* aworn In by Ih* claimant, agan l. or atIdrnay, and any auch claim or da­ mand nol *o fll*d ahall bo void. Jdmaa U Hudaon Aa Admlntetrator o f Ih* Ratal* •o f John L. Iliad inn. iaraatad (Flrat publication. Aug. T, H IT). IN COURT o r TH E COUNTY JUDOE. SEMINOLE C O U N T Y . sta te -o r -T L o n r o A . tn rn o IN REt TH E EBTATB OF tREN E '. LANULET. Uabaaacd. TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONN olle* la haraby glean lh a l Edith T. La* .and Marl* T. Malach filed • hair final report aa Eiacutrlca* o f lha **Ut* o f Iran* T. Langlar. dtcaaaad; lh a l lhay filed thrlr paIHIen for ............ M c n iff lhay will It Wa WL. _____ W W* w>*«In of. County. FloVldiC o n ’ Ih* " ii’l'h day of Baptambar, HIT, for approv­ al of tarn* and for final dlacharg* a* Kaacutrlcaa of lha aatat* at Iran* T Langley, dacaaaad, on Ihla llh day of Auauat, J i l l . . Edith T. Laa Mari* T Marten Kiaeutrlrae of Ih* atlata nf Iran* T. Langley, dacaaaad Jn Heavy Syrup—O’Sage '*«17 wc ★ Peaches The Ons With Tender Beef Added! Luncheon Meat Super Brand Nablace Premium Criders 7%-o* 14c IN TH E CIRCUIT c o u n t OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF TH E STATE o r FLURIUA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY IN CHANCERY OLEOMARGARINE LILLIAN MARJORIE rj E N E . bug Borne / H'a Powder, Jar Kan*. Shipped Or. A Lge. Strained Cantaloupes SKAT and MP 1-Lb m IO C Calif. Uravaaataln APPLES 2 Lbi 23c PEACHES 5 tb r 29c GRAPES 2 Lbt 29c PEARS Iv o r y S o o p B a r tle tt - F a n cy L arge Juicy LEMONS Non* H lgharl F irm , Rip# Lb Chopped Laan W ratrrn Pork Spareribs Baby Rcaf or V oal Chock, Romp or SbooMar Any Cut 8tr*ak 0 Loan White Bacon On. Shipped, D ratted A Drnwn-Not F row n Fryers (Taka ’em a* th oy com* Western Pork Chops lb lb. 65c Smoked Country Stylo. Lbi 29c A 1MT, and lo thereafter fit* rout dafanaa. If any yau hava, to aald Bill, aa required by law *811 fall . N aw Rad ItUaa ~ Lb 15c not. ala* a Dear** I’ro Confaaao will weak* In THE gANrORD HERALD, T*Uow POTATOES 10 Lbs 39c ONIONS 2 Lbs new tpaper o f general ctreulion publlahed In Seminole CouaFlorIda.' WITNESS m y hand and a ffld a l teal at Sanford. Bemlnot* Coanly; riorum , thla tha llh day of Auauat. A. D. l i l t . O. I*. Herndon « c u r b Of aald Cl rood (Jourt. 15c -Land 0* Sunshine Peanut BEE BRAND INSECT Naw Suds Discovery Laffl. Pkg M You ara haraby notlflad that Lil­ lian Marjorlt Flan* baa filed a toll for Slvorca again** you la Ih* abov* Sausage BUTT END SHANK END Creamed Cottage Cheat*. * * lb * Sanitary Carton Young Tender Krafta Kny N atural lb 52 Stringier* Green Beans 2 for 21c Thomp»on Seedleta or Bartlett Pears lb 11 Rindless Cheese 1 No. 1 Potatoes Avocado Pears Ribler Grapes lb 4J IN OUR SELF SERVES; '**'"'* CASE Cudahy’a Parltan Sliced Brrakfaat BACON « ' 51 Yellow Onions 2 lbs 29c Firm Ripe 2 lbs . Tomatoes ■• _ . Ga. Yams 2 lbs 29c W fitern Cauliflower lb 19c Ripe Bananas 3 ibs 35c MARIE DICED ASPARAGUS * PINEAPPLE MOTTS APPLE JUICE • TOMATO PASTE Bautr'a Vanilla or Lemon REBA !■ t TOMATOES EXTRACT GREAT VAI.UE, COCK C 1 lA oz. Btl. 29c PEACHES DEL MONTE MAYONNAISE 16 oz. Jar . 49< C0F1FEE Tendtrltaf IVORY IVORY TEA- M lb.23c JEWEL 4 lbs. $1.09 GREEN Giant Peas 303 2 for 35c PilUbnry’a Best FLOUR Llbby’a Sweat -Mixed PICKLES SO A P . < 2 13ftc TOMATOES , TOi Harold r ie n < vh oee addraa* la. l i Caldw ell Btraat. Wage, New York. required to flla your written appear CARROTS 2 Bch* 19c - POTATOES 4 Lbi 25c U L Cobbler BY POPULAR DEMAND WE REPEAT DOUBLE BARRELLED SPECIAL YOUNO U. 8 GRADE A WESTERN BABY BEEF AND’ MINNESOTA AA ORADE VEAL Sirloin, T-Bon*. Rib or ShonMor SO AP 59c B. C. Hale Haven Thampann Beedleaa LOW PRICES Calf Liver Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday, August 19 HOME CONTROLLED" 204 East First Street Sanford. Florida Sugar Cured Ready To Rat Hama TABLE S U P P L Y Stokely Clean Stores With Everyday IN T U B Cl IlCU IT CUCRT OK TIIN M W D . J U W r i L CIHCl’ IT OK THE BTATB OK FLORIDA IN AND r o R HLMINOLK COUNTY IN CHANCERY WANDA MCCLELLAN, Plaintiff, SAMUEL L. MCCLELLAN, U tility Barf Cut* ara brat w hen bralw d or w at*r-oook*<1. T o bralae, brown In fat, aoaaon, cover, and cook In . amall am ount o f w ater un til tandrr. U tility cut* usually bralaad In­ clu de chuck and rump m eats, round and flank ■teaks, and abort riba. To w ater cook, covar Where Customers 8 end Their Friends' (SmaU) JO C (Largs) NOTICE IS H EREBY dIV EN lh a l purauanl to Chapter III, FlorMay statu laa. 1141, a* aroandod, lha follow in g daacrlbad tend la 8* ml not* County, Florida, win Va offered for adl* al poblle oat cry for Ih* blgkeat end btei «aah bid a t th* frond door of lha Seminole County Court Homo, a* SanforA beginning IVORY, y . S O A P «“ Stokely'a GB JUICE Btokaly a ____ 4« o*. Can GRAPEFRUIT JUICE I5c Btokaly’. | No. t Can* TOMATO JUICE 8 A VO BLEACH BABY FOOD 2 Jars li 25c H Gal. 19e 8terr, Ho) mm, Paech. Apricot Cock O’Walk, Rsamigl*. Bart­ lett No. tVt Can DICED •Umrle \ VII) lam 11 O M IN T U neolorod ,:Uvhn COLLARD ( *o 12c 30c PAPER PRODUCTS 3 for 17c �t t h e S A N F O M r t t E R X L b , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A I Kentucky. r Alford, brother of Mr*. 1 U. M. Farneli, haa ret lit m l to hi* ftp ^lal to the Hanford I!r r ild ' ..hums in Tampa. I 1* apapdint hi* varaBy Marian R. Jones — -------------- ——----------------------- ) non doing tome remodeling and . i i ,ine TrP*>f* *t homo. " r . .n d Mra. Karl Haul and Marion Late* ha* purdi.ued a ion, Edward, haw juat returned “ **• new school hu*. He and o.V W~ ki', ,our of the S " - Eatca ami .mall daughter. Unitea States. Their sojourn; "*ncy* went to Indiana by train carried them flrat to Colorado' **,cr the bus, returning; through Springs, them on to l.ai Vegas, j tha country in the new hui. From there they Journeyed on up! Mr. »nd Mra. T. li. Clonta arc tha weal coaat of the .... amithern ___....... »P*'ndmtr tome time in ttinnln via**................... K t of California, stopping at itinit relative* and friends.' uola National Park. The neat Mr. and Mra. Andrew Aulln atop waa San Franclaco, then on apent a week at Miami and Key up the coaat -----* '■ through Oregon,1 *hen Mr. and Mra. Aulln and .topping again . a t Spokane.' df*UKhter. Hetty and aun. Andrew, Yell ------ a- week* at Daytona dlow Stone National P a ik ,jJ r ” "Pent Wyomlng.Mhe.neit pause in ’thrlr Bc*lh tMp, particularly waa praised by * « r «nd Mra,’ Richard Bunch, of the vlalioTa from Florida They ' Wo f*1** parent* of n Imhy v|»|tad M ra/X n.‘ Kllloran at ‘,? UK^ r' . MarY Kathryn. Mr* Wright City, MU*, en route B un^jU ah a-former Kathryn Aul'hom a.. [Memphis, Typne**ee • and '"•'d»'J« t ' r of Mr. and Mra. AmiBirmingham, were the last two i rc* of Ihia city, eitlea visited before reaching Mrf* Ba |Ph King and Mr*. Andhoma. | fcw-Aulin apent one dav thU wrek My. and Mra. W. Fi Oihurn „ , 5*r’ •ml-Mr*. Richard Bunch, of Smyrna. Ga. who have hcrn (' r'*,m K t via it In g Mr. and Mra. Ijiw io n ' V0"* Aulln and flnnee. Hardy, hate returned' home. | I*ou liartlrtl. of Ortamlo. so-nt the Mr. and Mra. J. H. Smith, of in Oviedo with Mlsa AulAtlanta, Ra. have atan been re ? *, parents, Mr. and Mr*. Andrew eertt guest* of the Hardy family.} A1'11" Sam Hardy, of Atlanta, la the . , Su* MBilcr I* visiting in Miami. houae g u e s t, of- -Donald H ardy. frlenda .. „ ...... for several days. | - *,” • *ft^ Mra, Paul Miktrr arc in Judge Vaaaar II. Carlton, Titus- ” *'J'MViHe, where they ary ntville, waa vialting with the RevJ r 'I'!" tr . . , and Mra. J. N. Thompaon FrlM! " Marv ?!*"* ha* been viaitday. , *"» Bw grandmother. Mrs. Mniv Mr. and Mra. W, D. Stine, of * h,!« *}rr ntnlher Mrs, Sanford, were vialting with their * >m\ m rmc.r*y., **axln« daughter, Mra. J. P. Cot. M r.' ' h u 'w ^ w T m u* W Cox. Audrey and Ronnie. Friday. w,£ Willingham Uwton; Alio with the J. N. Thompsona. U 'V‘''r\ 'V kI’ ’* Count? school S u p e rta te n d e n t* ^ " h . house g w . t of 1 crand? and Mrs. T. W. U w ton have re-! r * trnU ’ Mr- *n«« Mra. T. \S. U w . g-----------------tamed from vacation*---■ at White lio n . Mr. and Willingham Lawton, Or­ Spring*. Jame* U w ton. „ aludent at lando, ha* also been- the guest of Bob Jonea College, Tcnn.. ia Mr, and Mra. T. W. laivlon, hi* vialting hi* parents, Sir. and Mra, nnrenta. Mr*. Motion Wagner left Satur­ T. W. Uwton. Th# E at McConn alias, * who day^ morning to Join Mr. Wagner formerly lived in the Dixon place, at Clayton, (ia., whi le lie ha* Iw n working for aeveral week*. Thrir have moved to Chuluta. ' Mr*. Loree Water* and daugh. two atmrtl—children, Hebert anil Oviedo TOKYO. Aug. 14, I/T)-T h e Intcrnatlonal Trilumal yeatewlny rrveracd no earlier decision and nllowed ihe defence to introduca testimony that Japanese learned from Morgan and Company, Nf.v York Unking firm, of the contem­ plated frreaing of Japanese aaseta nearly a month before Ihe freesing was ordemL July 25, 1041. The rvlHanc*i taken from th* \J. S. Penrl Harbor inquiry, waa re­ jected by the tribunal trying 25‘ Japanese wartime leader* when offered during, thn phase of the defrnre case, dealing with econ­ omic and m ilitary. pressure on Japaie , , it wa* reoffered today by Dafenae Attorney Ben Bruce Bla\eney with the comment that “ It refutes the prorCentinn statem rnt that the United Slntea freeiing of Japanese aaseta waa in rrtalaliatiim for Japanese mivr*. mont of troops into French IndoChina/’ Earlier testimony had shown that the Japanese amhassailnr notifird the United States on July 20, 1941, of Ihe contemplated Japanese move in Indo-Chlna. Today** trmllninny waa taken from a memorandum by Max W, Schmidt of the Slate Department recording a conversation on July 2. 1941, with the late Tinian Wikawa, an unofficial emissary, seeking diplomatic settlement of Pacific pmblema. The memorandum said th at Wlhawa statiii lie had learned Morgan and Company had h(. , n| from source* within tha S tttJ Department of the “ffWVltlip Japanese fund* .........................United in the Slate* could be expected In' ih# near future.” Morgan and Comp-any. the mi oioi-amliim said, bad cmilrol of n Jupnnrar sinking fund to purrhaae Japanese govern- * menl lauifla at a pile# favorable to Japan. i * Town KxnandH 205 Year ^liLUurdfciL - "C ash a n d C a m T w .•Sr"*’ > PAINS . b o m . here to W. II. LutimiJ, *.f Turtle* h a r t Ho leeth. hut their Wavneavllle. N. C.. but foim eiij i Jewif"** often very sh arp Mid of Oviedo, .ha* purehasH a honuD the jaw muacles extrem ely powerhis home there. I On* of the" larger and prrllier homes Just eom ptetnl i* Ihe Kddie Parker* on the Sanford High w ay, next to the new George Means cottage. Mr. and Mr*. Jim my McGowan, J r. will begin work on th eir new modern home next to th* H. F, McGowan Sr». in a few dnvs. *' " In th* last.few month* the. W it Hama Lumber Co. started tbeir business a mile south of town Qlhca th a t tim e there are seven! new houses there. Mr. ami Mr*. Howard H unt purchased one of Hies* and are now making lively home t h e n with their son and daughter. Two miles south of town there are a good many new honie* pil­ ing up a t Biavi*. Oiw of these I* the lovely one recently built hy the Johnny and Andy Jacobsons, who m arried Emily and 01** Jacubcin. The Paul Mikiera havo also recent­ ly finished a new homo Ihere,1 Several month* ago Cedi C arl­ ton b u lir a store next to tho Post Office and called ft "Oviedo Vari*tv Store". This ha* recently been purchased by AI R u tb e r f r - ~ > ~ - A large new store and filling station haa bee* constructed re ­ cently acroas from tho . Tomnw Mitchell's M arket by Mra. Ola Carver. . - , . The W. T. Walker* ar* having soma redecorating done to their home. too. Mr*. J . F. Haithcox, laughter of Mr*. C. M, Farneli, who was callad here because of tha death o f( her step-father, Carl Farneli, has returned to her home at Louisville,- h h ____________ ■'T W T»»»n T**>il»rlf — FlnShsm • Cava-* pnunO h»lt»i huiH ur iMtlrstir* tnsueli 1 (intros- Aim a r e s t iiefiiseM i tonlci LYDIA I . PINHHAM'R M B R M H M N H H R NOTICE WANTED RELIABLE ; CONCERN OR PARTY a To handle nationally known paint line. Only financially rraponalM q^j^l apply. Write Ho* G. Care Herald UL J | V f Shansi n*i, leg'on. Algnidoning htUHol towps * to throw t li o i r bull lit iegf.flying irgri'tJT'ing within ShaiiluAg j*i»eilgth Into ratchihg and cruaii- 'I , }-■■* U»e> ! ■iruelor at tin • was preacni■> t«,hl of bet i i i i i k than five Ih e a ir p o r t lli-llin.l - tile gn Vein me lit surer* ing enemy troopa. -e- wen- two factore: ovensMflpi tug- niim eiieal *ui>erioriiy «o I Settlement* in I.ilrria r c r e mleplittll Ilf a Ainllge in l«t»ir Bailed in ilie lh2h*. aa an lighting )Hj|trii ' -. If/ wf Ik i *rh African luimr f*>r in-eit ' li.S. i ‘lining*. I'l-netttl* aliandoiieil ef- state, bj . phlUntiiriipJti aocieiU*. forta to yaptUfe anti gal I a' d .laiwvd t i f >|iv which l*he tiailthy aa naliani}>Siiu. h e r r tik l'tw »h"tn aiy Oklahos rt i/oin wnei« king. "The W<I lud *topi» J ei she declni ‘ th a t PAGK K JV B -• — - 'T Meet Rtfdtence Admitted Of Jnp Asset Freezing to their newly constructed home grandmother. Mr*. M<irv Young,, LANCASTER. P*.—OP) — F o i during her nhscnci'. at Winter Park. Mr. ami Mra. Clarene-* Wntcr* the first time jn ita 205-year hiv Mfc and Mrs. 0 . 0. Tripp and stury this Kaiicrn fVnn*vlvanla daughter*. Vaiita an.I Anncltc, and family have moved to Orlaedn ritv'a b^riler * tines, plotted by have moved to (Tocoa, where Mr. tir lie near his work there.’ Mr. and Mra. Cidiili* Schaffer Alexander llnntBJiuf, arc l-eing Tripp will tic aasocintrd in liusland son. Bobby, returns-d ircently i-xnanded. nets. Six induatrirs, led by tiie Arm­ Mr. am! .Mrs. Charlei G. Schaf­ from a trip to Miami. Mrs. Parts, mother of Mis: Bur­ strong Cork I’o.. have applied f ir fer have moved from the Carter admission into the citv's jurisdic­ home on Lake Charm to the home ges* McMahan, has recovered from tion and if IliCie p tf nn p.intes's formerly occupied by Mr. and Mra. a recent illness. n- jn.diiy waiting peiiot Mra. W. A. Ward. Ir. end baby Iwithin Paul Campbell, aero** fount the ho indntiies nl-ng with tiie Mrson. Henry Alien, havo returned , Caskey C, R. Clonts'. High Scb*Hil iiuiipn* will Bobby Schaffer, who ha* been home from Ihe Florida Panltalium. ! Ihi merged Into the city limit*. W. A. Waid. Jr., who confined 1 til for aome time, is very much im­ ___________ _____________ to the hospital in Orlando, is re­ proved now. The ivory gull I* found in the Mra. Jack Malrnlm, formerly ported to I h- making rapid im­ Polar Sea nt degree* North, associated with Nelson end Co. provement to everyone's delight, lens than JIWI mUe.*ifrom the Pole, here, has accepted a position in although it will; b«- sometime be- (he mostd northenic'Tecord of any _ ... Orlando an d -la n»w making her fore he can lie relra»rd. Mr*.' Dan Chialohm. wife of lhe! “” **• . __________ home there. Mr. Mal-olm is 6vcrforrman of the Kccmlorhalriirej __ __ * ■eai. Oviedo summer school, bring bridge r(in*lruetion, uf Lakeland,! i l A t l l C h a . C H a VIC conducted by Mr*. M a ig irtt Ltnd wax a.n-ern t gnc*t *HM - J. it l l U l l O l l C O l l U U d } ■ say Bower, will soon bo drawing Joneses, to a close. *-*Pide Aul in. wlio hai been *ns-| Prof, ahd Mra. Waiter A. Tea- aoclated with Bill Wanl in his gar­ W ith o u t P ain fu l BacWschT rue and Mr. and Mra. Paul Mikler age, has recently purchased some WWtl 4!*orArroi kl#r» rfUMflV have been attending summer farming land and Is now farming *fl w-»fh4. it fnn rratiMm tf|l Hi''9m«icnCll ImifwMh+lt hlruifiiUf p*iRf. school at Stetson University, pe- with Charles T. NiMa'-k. Uw r ilv . kw of l»p »iv| »wriF, itfllRf op Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milcrcll nigiitj. iwcRIstf. pufUiHR* umWf ih* »m. Land. or »r*ntr Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Carrawny are the parents of a second daugh­ hrAsUtliM■'bvl witJb wrort)A« #i»J > uififrf who have been the guests of Mr. ter. Marcia Greer. Mrs. Mlkrr.cH Liirv a tlxrarl i:hg 1vrona With tbcHT U and Mrs. Don Carraway, have re­ Is 4he former Charlotte Lawlnn, jrtmr VUnejn or Ik-u't w>lll A>k rwtr •ln.,», i i..,- Dean’s daughter of County -School Hunt, turned to their home nt Cocoa. nil, a Mlim.lant diatrUf. u*e4 .acfclallr Johnnie Jones, who ha* been and Mr*. T. W. Lawton. in r—<« I«7 BtiUena tor *»*c 1# Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Staley and aj-ev rtu-f a«4 winI We vialting with Mr. and Mra. Mal­ ' Uw 11 ___ | i ____ _ __ _ ___........ y l.tl ri rt".h r*l 1 fe w u la ln a colm Jones and Beverly Ann at son Tommy and Mr*. Tommy Stnlev have returned from their' *rurUewi. C tlIh u i Orlando, and Mr. and Mr*. Bur ketL at WBdwoad, h^a returned! extensive trip thraught th? northhome. eastern states. Mr. and Mr*. Ben F. Ward have] Miss Jane Staiev, formerly of . > i roved ThU returned from Miami. Oviedo now of Hrlhlehem. Pa., ncl 'u w MONTHLY Mr. and Mrs. Warren II. Rori*' comnsnied her uncle. J- If. Staley, • (Jack) have returned from o' Mra. Staiev and Mr. and Mr*. Vaek's visit nt Tampa. * >Tommy Staley, home during their Miss Kathryn Lnwtiri hi* re-J recent viiit to hor_*nd her parents. turned Trom a trip to Mexieo and Mr, and Mr*. William G. 8e» other points of interest In the crest, also formerly of Oviedo. Jane. Iwlng a popular memlier of midwest, . Mr. and Mrs. W, !!, Meek, the vounger set here will he ex ten An jell troubled hr daughter. Joan, and son Billy, slvelv entertained during her visit e l t i f f t t of tsm sls fu p eii-B *i m onihtr who have been visiting at Tl'I*»- here. The Henry Wolcotts are Pe*u- O lslu rh ia c si? 1>o*» Okla., bt* now visiting In Tennes lhl» “'.-k* von tunir .ttify tn g |he ground* protinJ their tram pf1n,f««t »n »er» see • n u n . r w l w , veofew . une on Lake Charm. Mr*. J. N. Thompson, h** ■re-' ‘home »o<h time** Th*n ceived word that her brother Will Joe I^inhart has relent!v re- as no tr» i m s r~ lltik-j Carlton and Mr*. Csilton. whom turned from a trip to »Va»hingtor, h»m‘« Veevtanl* CV»n>" pc-i'rnl 10 T*llt*e »'i#h ntnpiom il she haa been expecting this wrek'i D. fk. where he attend?! an •**In * rtesnt mMWI tes* rinkh*m'»;_ for a visit, .will he unabto in niske aoelstinn for American mristx CVieiptmml proiej trmsrksblr htlpfulvi in vsxnm lrf*|hl#d tMs war It's w h it, the trio, due to th- Him** of Mi.'Convention. En route home he Iw « n r#U-a-uneso* «»**'*-» II hvs Carlton.’ ............................ i atopped in Charlotfc^ N. C. a f'S'li »nOlhlnt-»lt>e*-on oa« or. a n o ii l merf-tirprunr ivyaai. i *. M. J . Okertand, who *«M hl«* *---' at Brookavlile and i* now making. ful- t)«l» IIFRAl.n. HANFURI). n.ORllJA T H U R S D A Y ; X P G . 14, 1947 N aonu intpion wonuui a distance tv( •f V2 'mile*- . .uyv donafi* I * in and amountneed by Etc UW} Chasa anu Mayfair Inn I; J. p. Hut* 'i • tMhain, |bu ,'5 and Dr> ll • the Jackaonville »h# Sa»fui I ‘ I as , amarinez ultie« hi* OW', ■i»g funds -tit ouinanienti and, local <lub in 1 i its eamuaigo i n of the h*alt!i| id. Strife p««# OkfI ll* .S 't'X 'n - RISCUl WORKIR1 Lyle-Hcimatm (left 1 and William Anderson are shown cauying Hurn-y D Slinpsrin. volunteer rtrcflghter, who was" overvome white oattling tlame* which swept through the Tuiunva C.iuyvn area m Calttoirua Simplon was down out of the imish-flie aica in iha hsti(Intcruatiunul boundptiulu) cuptcr stiowu in Uit barkgtuiuid. dent O’ u f'H o ly La mi Aviv and Jaf* New AKsistaut For Iain u> his ofStore Arrives Here te n t tical fight, hut -dtgsn* ou rotU J. V. Good*leji ■teesuli) irrii nn some ir mb. fit fiurn Da>fi>ua TT-a.ii t,. stvill oliw them >ai.re the assistant niauiicsrskiii t iilherwiii it’* f aUthiii .»> Saul old, ii.inwiiii} nd It’s tiof'i uh- ihe {HV-.iii turn of Dam I Swa-i u utaiingei of (he Ifatttvr-. stoic around a-fir m Ca-ayvatei, Mini two yesm • li lea ch rr Into oere as .rrsisiatit tuanari ■ ilJi>LaljdUt-22. J J e w s. It Wd- f Pi mi' In tMTee jn-.n ■' i f AI r.\' an Arab ares •ei vice . which took him to 1ia tr Ui3d-I9 Aran wai . Mr. ....... Iilch wr > with ie* lUipiteS Fum ifuie < -idi[tatie in Vi ages lio rjirin '- laiilj, lia. lie iia» hi-i-n wutj the Chius Plain- tin! her etiin|inny *is Da> t min) ti no fa i in colordetlm lo u g h def- Every villagi' • Policy Chancre (iains Chinese Army Success NANKING, .Vug. U t l ' Cblang K u-biteh's urmies u}i 'p e a l n l e ll t h e V e ig e o f ll I i ll j o . v w u u y ill c o a s t a l S lt.ililu n g |i l o T 1 R D S E Y ’S B H S-T (Vacuum C an)' ■4 B R O T H E R S F A IR P L A Y vines, w hirl Commuttisl to m * loot l»»{i cm into Mtveial tlx iitg .45 .55 .27 s c g M e iitt- ijuveiiimoni tien eial‘Wsog Yt »■ W u 's n u i t l i tih jM iu u g a i n ty w.i n-poilrd U-4> than 5 0 ldi)ea • fro in .lie sea ill it* lUUtllWatd dllVi. Coinpivtiuiriif the tim e would itShantung i>*o-ntitla fiiftn rtie iitiitinlvi of tiie pniviiue. Ft. P te n e where l»* v a m. o, In -onthwi-i St'imlnog. I’-iio i * i of tin* Jaysee-. Hy i- u men. Mtimi-I lii ut l ill l.tii I'u t hem: ■ la I 1,1*11 of |!:t Alll-I n HU I vgloll, luii'i v *won>- -oUtliVv'e I ward :il a mi -olid tluil In* I or on!* le t * lei goveiiuin-nt tump blocki .1 atiOns, ole leiWilltg y. it mi i ilieii ikeupe mole ueima Ihe -Olliulllllg. Yallow liivei. lo tiie lipltli. 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FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM TIP—TOP ICE CREAM Wf) make our own lew •CroNm, AH flavor* intend lo ffg'i til to Ihe irini- Name BlulUte s i of Florida I of Ihe Clrculi .’tmltlr, Flotide. IkK , THE LONE RANGER They Get The Point! Hy Fran Striker COV£ ON, 6lVEg/ j �-----■** 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 O r­ 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 tw n 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. DeLand 000 001 606 >12' HUE Galn'vllle 004 000 0 0 2 > fi 9 ft Stewart,* R. Perea, Aleno and Madjeiki; Blits, laney. 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 U ague 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. Ilerlong 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 U ague 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 U vely'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 'a r e 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. KANSAS CITY. A uk. 14?W > . T<. m i tBaird a l n l mand n il 'l'V. V Y. Co-owners Tom 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 : : . 'Iow a State Is tho o th e r.. . . 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 a t the finish o/ PORTLAND OPEN PORTLAND. Ore.. A uk . 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* .u t .441 .144 11 I* M riattf T e s ltr d s r Nsw York 4, PhUadtlpnl* I Boston t*. W a.hlngten 1 D slrn lt Cfclesgo T - l , SI I. g^OMt* I * Ctsvflsnd |h ir >\ • o. • .. . NEW YtJRK. Aug. 14, t/1 6 > Wlghtman Cup play between wumsa'a tennla team* of the United * $tat«a and Great Btltnln rciurn* 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 lb car* on Fancy Selected U roy (Satchel) Paige; still the most cherished asset# of tho Monarch*, Kansas City’* entry in the Negro American U ague, 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* sta rt 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 COCA COLA SEVEN-UP DR. PEPPER MUNICIPAL PARK 6:45 P. M NU-GRAPE " *fl Bqttleir 25c Plus Bottla Deposit - DOUBLE HEADER WESSON JEW EL SHORTENING PILLSBURY FLOUR .ARMOURS BFEP TRIPE PRUNES 2 lb BOX 35c Woodburys Facial Soap bar 1 10c Iyory Snow med. pkg. 12c Ig. pkg. 30c Sweetheart Bath Army Golfers Begin Play On Rain Soaked F t Henning Course 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 B EEF 'i'-uyJui: *; ' SHORT RIBS of NABISCO BEEF m 39 I ;i. . 45 brba^ pa st L IN K S CUDRAY8 BAG * LU C K Y S T R IK E v 9 t -_ *,:: - . THE TOBACCO B U YER l presentsT H E MAN WHO KNCWS ANN PAGE r Q r \ _____ _ GRAPE JELLY BEST GRADB BALT PORK * f SUPERITB VEAL BONED and ROLLED BHOLDRR U ROAST 63c f m CHOPS 59e lb. STEAKS Tha learn crown w ia 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* T rain- * .6 1 36c ltk VEAL SIRLOIN 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,* P h . 953 Tomatoes Reeves Peter* la serving his YESTER DAY’S STARS ninth year aa sccrrlary-lMaettrer Diale Howell, Piratea. smashed of the National Association <.t two home runa, hi* flral of the Football Commissioners but ac­ season, one with the bases load­ tually he’s not a commissioner, ed ami drove In alx runs to help of the aamn status a* other mem­ defeat the Chicago Cuba 10-2. bers of the association. The ca­ Fred Hutchinson, Tigers, twirl­ pable Kansas Citlan, A prep school ed* a nine-hitter for hi* 12th v|e. coach for 26 year# and a former tnry aa the Tiger* defeated the football-basketball referee, lu enmBrow'iia T-T IIT tri6"PW Iiar uf*g W ialoher of officlaln lor Ihd big' he will be a candidate for Congress tdillght-nlght double alx conference . But hla duties In the ronrlng election. No matter are limited to assigning officials how he handles this problem he The bitterest civil war In Co­ lor Big Six athletic contests . . . will mako some people unhappy. lombia ’• history started In '.829, Ha undertakes no administrative But Ilerlong I# not a man <o with 100,000 deaths In battla In duties, does no rule Interpreting shun responsibility or tu run three years. or any of the other jnbe moU ' , from trouble. It had been stated that Ilerlong waa adtlsed not to accent tho nrriuoua taak of atralghlcnlng out the between Doris H art of Ml. id Mr*. P at 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 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 alatha 4* • *4 -4*1 >1, sssbsrg 14 71 .111 3*H District. avion* Dsach It 74 .1*1 * U e Ilerlong la to be rommendrd lit,a lia XtairaSsr for not running from the teak. Palatka 4-i, Ustbura *•* D t la n d I L O aJn siv lB s I . He Jumped Into the mlddla of Dt. Atigurtln* al ClrUnlo, PI'O- the whirlpool nnd Immediately rale ' ' a 150 ticket on tha Da; •ANFOi4l> at Harms* lt**cb, slapped tops Beach Islet* for not protect, ing playcra from abuse In the City M and-Park. -T hat took-pUnty.of Undo at W. Aeg m ine mtmrg ai rmsta* intestinal fortitude. iriona a* SANFORD Upon accepting the preatdaney sintfvlll* at D alaud of the FSL llerlnng staled that KATIOXAI. L S i a i r , 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, P hiladelphia 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 reD strolt t l “ l b *>14 twreusalon* from the Senator up­ Phflsdflphls 1* *1 .411 rising. Cl»v*l*nd i l V .t l t>n Chicago W ashington ■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, of Dam iilo, Virginia, hot lean a Lucky Strike t maker for 19 yuan s m titm �b Umity Then U Strength— THE WEATHER To PnrtM t tbs P i k i of th* World; To Promote th i 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 Established 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD,-FLORIDA, ‘ InterMeet Is Paraguay Mediation Is Agreed Upon; Brazilian Is Elect­ ed To Presidency PE T R 0P0L I5. Branl, Aug. 11 <A*>— President Euiico Caspar Dutra, welcoming representative* id 20 nation! to a liiiloric IntnAmtrican Conrrrence, utgrd today that they g irt 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, a i 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 orgam inl in­ ternational society. th 're ran Uno place for neutrality ImtWren law and crime,'' L tvrgec 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 lt lM M m I'm , ln ,| T he completed Seminole County . school budget for the coming school 'y e a r was yesterday approved by the County Hoard of Public InItructlon and was forwarded to the S tate school department .it ' Tallahassee for approval, it wns announced this morning by Supt. T. W. Lawton. Preacnt at the meeting were L. E. Jordon. J. A .-H i»tlm .\ Waller Precautions Taken In Texas In Event. Of Change In Direct tor. TAM PICO. 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**w rrr General Bradley To Visit. Italy On Tour Haynes and Supt. Lawtun. , Tlie budget as finally approved WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. bP »calls for 15(19.519 for operating expenses and 108,934 f ir capital General Omar 14. Rradley. veter­ outlay which provides for repair* ans administrator, will Viatl Duly ______ __ Of the total, the on hi* rurrent trip to inspect the and building. 8 late will furnish 9329.379,' It Wan I condition of troop* In Europe, the stated. I Wap. Department said t.-dav. General school fund milbige was The statem ent was made In resset af 10 mills and special tax dis- I ponse to questions from reporter* triet m iljage a t four mill*. For who called attention l o charge* by school bond Interest xml sinking hewspaper roluntnisf Robert Rufund* the following inillagj was ark of lavish living by Army of­ ficers In the Mediterranean Theaseti ter and dissatisfaction among , D istrict . Mills troop*. * .1 • 1 *» Week* before th tie chargi'i br . 2 ** came nuldic. President Trumsn 3 directed that General Rradley visit * ' 4 . * 2 troops in Europe as hi* persons <r '9 — ;t representative. This . Increased 6 3 Supt. Lawton today pointed out speculation that the President will , th a t this will mak* an Inm-aao of appoint Rradtej) aa army chief of four mill* for current purpose*, staff whjpi General Dwight D. but will result tn a reduction of Eisenhower, the present chief, he' approxim ate!/ two mills for bonds. comes president of Columbia UniThis will reault, he aald. In a net vit si tv early next year. Ilradlev sail* from New York ' overall Increaaa of two mills. • Sine* all application* of bus today. IC h Us s h I SB Stage r t s r l I Paraguay’s Capital Message To Scouts . Troops Reinforced Sent By CIO Chief Rif ENDS AIRES, Aug. 16 « P > - forces defending M O ia S O N , France, ‘ Aug. 16 Goverment presto (AT—Philip Murray, president of Paraguay's Capital of Asuncion tha.CIO . told the World Roy against insurgent attack were re­ measa Scout Jamboree In a message to­ ported hv an official Argentine ha,prayed that all future source" todsv to have been reinforc­ day that t] , meeting of young men In uniform ed by 2,600 troops from outsida. Capt. Cartoe Olman. Argon* • would be* solely in the furthertine naval attache In the Pent' tnce of International .amity. J Tim. message, sent to Eagle gus yon .capital,* in tftm td th* navy ' Scout Salvatore Todaro, Jr., of ministry here last night that SL Joseph's Farm School, Dun the new troops had come from the Irk, N. Yv, aald: "I am honored a( Campo Grande military base near the opportunity to tend through (Asuncion. He reported President yo)l a message to th# 1*17 World lllginio Morinrfo's • administration in a "solid” position. Jamboree of Bcouta. * However, refugees from Par “What a contrast between this ___ Uft* of young _ men In unform aguay at the Argentine frontier Bfcd th?t o f a f in r y e a n ag o T ito y earlier had estlmatad the asuclon 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 -• and ouartermaaer troops thrown Into lit'line4, l|UIUC. KHtnOflOO rebel*. The Argentine naval xone - RA TTLB8N A KE8 KILLED commander of the border wired Two rattlesnake killings were reported h e n yesterday. One waa J the nary m lnlilry that, by re­ ft ell-foot a a u e which was ahot | quest of the crew, he would take wear the Utile take behind the | possession today of the Insurjent U k # Marv school house by Deputy , gunboat Paraguay and the Intern . Sheriff Charlek Beck, nnd which her UO-man peaaonnel. The gunhe reported had U rattles and a boat recently sustained damage button: tho o th tr « u ■ su rm fo o t 'In tn tffo rt to p u * Ig y tlltt rattler with nine ratUes which J belterle* at CerHto on the Parana FRIDAY) AUG. 15, 1917 ------- 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, "lh erc 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 bloody racial ilaib ri 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 h it men foitxd in the house." the communique said. In the continuing racial ati.fe near the boundary of T rl 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 a Wilt 6() Arabs and Jewa have Wen hurt. Property damage In the strifeir ’a a tla u e aa Page T « hI Bostonian Is Cooler Here Thun. At Home N O . 196 ». * w A iioclatad P rfii Ltaied Wiro « -------- Are Executed In Palestine Pakistanis Envoy S . Rejects — ‘State Department In­ s i s t s On P a r l e y r Of 11 ‘’Nations De- l Spite Red Boycott > Bugsy’s Girl Well Protected L A K E S U C C ESS, Aug. l i iA'. The political conuiiillec ol 111*t'm trd Nation* Atomic Hnrigt Commillion decided by It) Vole* I-slay lhal ihr Soviet plan (m WAS! IINC, I UN. Aug. 15 (A*)— ;; 1be kni«rsl*jti?.<V* i's ^ lv ttc te 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 an international Cnnlral Cuminb »M>n !• fuq aiUqiirtfr .*» >1 m»v* IT It RETORIED that M. A. llusaun Ispahlni (u lrovc), 44. o nieiu b er »d ♦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 Mates, [itdxin, China ■i.l Indian Leaders Make Peace Plea ■ In mi [\p w 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 NEW DELHI. Aug. 15 (A1) I lie Dominion o( India, as nfiist iilliri.il act, appealed b* iiiicltt_lux_ xcxiAtiuu__ u( - Hindu Moslem luuntiy \u I d in-oil- .tdain tlint riiSiv will I.t i. t-i-.l with violent e in Imtli thn 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 a ir (ire |H-ople today. 1^1 ui act then a* lire men and vyimirrt" Great thronga j*f tin* domihiiiiis* 100.009.IH8) celi-brali-d jum-oty tliHr new indepnidi*nce of the British raj. Commun'd wmfai*>, which him left scort-if dt-.nl this week In the Punjab, li-s*i ri,d in Biinit’ renleni. Lord Mount IinMen teansb h -d llritisli nuthorily at u<idnwv lo the larger Dominion of li lia, whose 227.00U.onu resident me overwhelmingly Hindu, ilerbsm o d title from viceroy to govt-rmu k-cngrab M. J. Jinnalt. Iho monn-lrd M o s­ lem League leadei whose adamant stand largely •aimed tilvid- of the country, became, govai nor.) . nrrsl of I'skistsn nnd il l M.lMn.i »0, mpatlv Moilvm*. nt Karmhi. Mohsndaa K. Gandhi.'the fiatl little lawyer who. Iweania kno-in as the "nirhiteet of India'* )-■■*• dom" liv hi* lengthy, wild r ,mpsignlng, ia-gan fasting. pia,m g and spinning at Ida llellingballe ‘■peace mi*slon” in ea*l Catrtnia. Hundreds of ihotmand.i of HirH *>il>»S an Itaa* Tssa'l- Arthur W. Cook, retired Hi«ton photagrapher, today repoitril that he -Is having an awfully hard time convincing the folks hack home that Sanford 1* *get­ ting weather 10 degrees cooler than Roston during thr cuiterl heat wave lit the Northeast. “ It w ii 99 degree* yesterday in Roston," he chuckled, "anil hen in Sanford it got up only to 89, Another thing, here it i*.cool>r in tlie shade than up there it seem* just us h o t, in the shade They won't Iwllcve that up ther • i though—they think’ we afe Just roasting down here." Mr. Cook wanted to get up in the tower of the City Hrll this morning to photograph the Zoo with hi* w a l l camera, but City M niagrr II. N. Sayer tn formed him that there was ho way to get up In the tower, an Mr. Cook look a few shot* from Seeing Eye Dog Aids the hack stair landing of thr MistreHH At Wreck Uity Hall, and In so doing re­ marked how picturesque the po I’HILADELFIIIA, Aug. 16, . )*) Ike - Italian looked. , He revestrd that he had been a photographer —Two trolley car* collided, injur­ in Roston from 1889 to 1939. ing 13 pet-sons, and through the B. F. Wl-ltrser. weatherman, turmoil inside one of the eais n today confirmed the fact that Seeing eye dog lest his blind mis­ th* maximum t temperature ye* tre ss'to the street uninjured. Almost all window's in liutli rars terday waa 89 'and the minimum 71 .degrees. Rainfall totalled .22 were broken in the crash last fllg&t and glsas showered SH-yesrinefn old Grace ttchsrelder nnd fhi- other Occupants were tos­ 11 Burmese Leaders psssengrr*. sed in all directions. “Pal must have sensed that the Stricken With Poison accident was coming,” said Hr** RANGOON, Burma, Aug 16 Ocnsreldrr. "Then peuplr l-egan (A1)— An attem pt to poison high to scresm. 1 got up sn-1 Pal drew ranking, officer* of th* People's me through the crowd to The cen­ Volunteer Organisation, militant ter door The conductor opened It “ private army " of the Anti- and I visa the first one off. Fascist Peopla'i Freedom League, was mad* last night during a din­ Boyle Re-elected To ner party, bffletaU aald t-'> y Civil Service Board Shortly after thh dinner party 11 officer* collapsed and were rushed to the hospital, where aeven , Thirty-two City employee* yesunanimously re-elected were .detained for further trart- tdrday Lloyd F. Roy to for tho thud ■eat. The antl-faseisi People's Free­ tipie to represent them ss s mom* dom League la th* dominant bar of the Ci*Hl Service Hoard political movamant in Burma, of which ha is secretary. cumntTy drinm f lu cbiuniuilon "Th* .result of this electi i l to become a aoverlgn republic. •hows th* high record and esteem U Aung San and alx cabinet mem In which you are held." wrote bera, leaden of the Interim gov- N. O. Garner, assistant secretary eminent and of the AFPFL. were and examinar to Mr. Boyle, Ha assassinated last month. also pointed out that it- was a Among thoaa poisoned were fir# vote considering the fact Bo Tun Lin, political and b pri­ H* that many employ**#* eligible'‘to to Thank tn Nu, vote are away on vacation. vate* Aung San aa pr#who- The other member* of the Civ­ mler, „ il Service Board are Harry 1-ee Hospital attendants aald all (chairman) and II. E. Tooke, Jr., those treated were recovering and who represent the city and' who w an expected to leave their ward* a r t appointed to the post by today. the City Commission. ■ 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 w ilt 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- t tint 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-llscl i .. hIiiih H on Tool ••i pressed 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 w ear­ ing his IJon pin. The vote was unanimous. T el 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 ’ 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 A t­ lantic states, scalterc-1 cooling shower* or thunderstorms within the past 48 hours had ssnt terno eratu rn hack Into thu 80s or tower 90s over most of-the Mid­ w est 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|! w art 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 of moisture. The northeast which has had two dava of temperatures In the high 90s would nave to wait a t least another 24 hour* for relief, the forecaster said, adding that th* wbola region would continue warm today. i (■• l ii- s s Ml ale* Hole wax uni- fmm Ru»«l« Trum an Declares Dutch To Seek Jiily J'J, nt v\ hu h ili** Soviet Unm II I i*.f f i iniFfuitiutt uf th« ' • * itcsly s.a.f.1-.— V National G uardis MediationBodyOn Mlapniu-e S r.1,-1*line wllli the Vital To Security Indonesian Issnej I lii aiMihl I-wing draw ing. hi li- ik h hv ja-nn. lie ■■ Hii.it uf pcohleme fmeigp mm- k iii I•i ik* dm i* f u ll ’WASHl \ t .ION. Au« 15 la s t Week*. Hr the Associated' I’rae* 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 ■ft.it IV Hi it aln. iflliia, Russia, 24*tu*ur gnatd. Heporteilly tlireqleneil withaleatb st-vnal tunes follow­ AtL Ii.-ilih, Ne« /.retail I. ‘he Netfling tlie shunting of Sirj'ri iii lo-r* 'oallAl.il l '.ihf.u 111,I hut ill-, Msa* ttlli 11 * i-riotat ■ Ira ini the l‘t.llt|iptues, liidiil pn<i l jii.a.la. llvssl in csMiBlmtt fear for her life. (fnlrrnafionaJ..S'oundphoto) til .lull— have accepted - lii, tijviinlb.'n C n - ,i , I m l 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, J r . Horry's brother, wn- fined for failure to remove hi* plate from the tuhle its lint tliF .s. -- n-i Union would If) ti , .(xjiiilnne peace pncii tr e a t) i *»ii f* f t in . f.i Ik- Iteld “in lii*? f:rut : m int’ rn. 1 lilts InT i I--, definite dale t i a \1t fi t | Ik- ,'iinfriciice Imt l IiU f It-Vrit. 1 li lull* which have w «? tID ll«'t to attend ara this Proclamation Desig­ nates Sept, It) As National Guar-.! Day Members Fined By Robson As ‘T ail Twister” tins that it Ifu- is refuses tu ti^M'vUiulil' #fi Millions Of Hindus;::!! r .... . plan;',,u'i * Moslems Joyously 'ieorgf irnnlieff -if t'annilii said lesollltioll Wu* tii!enilrd>only Observe Freedom the tu focus the discussion at tin* ami Rus- ed !-, an - h-Vi si iin lid h c o n f e ir n c * . am ’ U’sk of ; * ►- lii tits* note, tlie United State! maintained p* uidm.lgmg position llihl (lit- In :it> -tu m id lie d ra ft­ • « Andiei A. Gromyko of Riissns J n m in in n s " " »>»"i*t.oii m J v E A A A I l l w U O j , ujtj muki* Mnmn* ilifft/ult" tlit> ■ * »X, 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 f iin ib siae d 'aiiaiiei, • 1 by l li.ulrs I.. liolilcn, dcpsrt-me+tt-sl—*—o*T—4-**-;—two—,l s v s - * | * i----- the .Moslem f.eo g u 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 **s-is- taken, but Russia and Pisly beca;ne a Misdem Stale under Its Inhil were on rrs'nril uffirinll) own government In the Indian aj'dltfXP the pr<i;Hi*al ■S - W i a l a t___Llai— I l ni l . i l l U b m ii ! UwUu>-un-At*fc 14t—tf ateewelieaet^ tlrseiled afsTJTO ol 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 m eaiuirm rnts had liecome impossible for. the present. The- full Time 'of 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 I ho 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 T s s | N EW SPA PEK Canada Atom U . Control Plan Is Approved S Major Hurricane Ravages Tampico On Inland Sweep D A IL Y th at 11 lim a n t l c d a i n l lia t im i l l s r iim t v P* im l-iy ib in to il 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 1.1 rna Imu 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-m nm itIn 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* the seventh anniversary of the entrance of the aNtianal tiuaril li.iuiliauptl niti i,m.» T««l in * 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 m u i » . \ Mg i . 11 n 1L i b o r % '.ID Ir|ltd t«* 1:, tin* Nrlltril.iml* % lake riia m p io n As Vice-President 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>Mt v .. 11>\, Aug. 15 i/l*l — |L.‘ (lispulr iiulrpemleiitf) ill Sc .Sim Pi jii*,-i tit-F in .l. predicttjif- iliiii' T n- -Inii T inm an will I ’ndeil Nalmn*. In- -I i -1- tin- ib-nuk'iatii* vice 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 , , ^ __j. i-i-i.-,f-nt alive D. Ertco N. Win ,,f tin- i,.,rl>i.i|; m m ," I In- I ! --I i Si-t-rthu tuld a KIrlfrms ie|Hiilri| llu* nrw D ii ’ i *i li pintci, ii,-1- 1 \ i", lie diH-siv'l l»e I‘lit! tu III- .1* |ll|loV5 5 lirvt- ili" iy ) Wall ii-•»> ami Mr. I \ nt hit i d iff t’lnm io -w lit* -»d- up wiling lit)* . :i li tin." fi i li r •* u-iniiit vvthiM whnilnr tn* 4if itrlicli* IT in •h-- , • I.*' ,\ c r p i i,t m i t i I lt»i, c i t i j u t i *11 ill (l it(iv la Iifwf f>r! Vti-rit I fi** \Vt IG'l'illdic* ■*I, T b r lutiA jlu l tiiiiiii ii . "l dt -ngvthor a* «-11i s i'eiqa-r laid m i- -nnr Wnllacv for • In- Nu • -t—i .b-i-iio dm funner .-.I o |.| .--i-h tM . - l|l|Hltl uf 0 1- \lti| i It 111.-I th*" inttu/i-d I !---t , , i',V |hshiI. ;. "I tUsui AVnlfeCr ,' #tt r ,, (* iTMiw by continu­ I a n il i • •-! .let in, hi- n ing in Ik- n juivait! titu e n w hs hi | i"•* . | , s v In mind fn-rly," Pepp-lT Jilaili*) lime i)» fW idf whirl lief UN.- StHMirily fuUflHI hail •liriiuii i\«'i tin* Imluronitiii aaid.. Tin- Kim i-i.i Senator said he ha-- un doubt jlmt Mr. T rum sn 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 , ii 16 i'HRf 'I 'I t **V Tim! .hapiirm'd in 1911 when th# Ihm. Inii- Prvaldrni Roosevelt rest lle U ire adtifi yud chose Mr. Trum an, lie nntlitnied. *1 tlimV the Pivsident, ought I,, pick sums-body wini siihscribes • I .illllnii-,1 Ha » a s T » il T o k y o . Aug. is, uPi - a wi t - ' -- ------------------ - . .. .. ness luld the inter national liihun.il • today that Sahum K uinsTa trip , to Washington iduutly h.-i’m v w ar! Inoks, out was carried mil mill I,- I u- one more effect offeiing nti ed- 1 ____ _____ ditlunnl chance .to iu,vei-d in i!u(jo y |( n il I'llTK earnestly desired rom lusien ef SEOUL. Aug. 15 t /l l— ShoitU negotiations. | <lf -a n A iru iti-e sh lp l'’ and "im - S Kuomachl Yamamoto, ehh-f of mcilinli indcitcniirncel" fn>B» PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 16, -Vt Knrettas obc —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 Railroad Has 2nd Wreck In 12 Hours 12 hour* killed a tiiawngec train engineer early today. L. P. Dufflelil. 57, Woodbury, N. J., died at the rontro1! of hi* locomotive as II derailed nnd ,y>rliaiiv overturned at 33rd and Ml. Vernon Street*. The tram had lust reached the city fmm Cape May. N. J, *11 passepger enr* re­ mained on the. track* ami occup­ an ts escaped iajuxy. Another engineman was kilhiJ and 20 pasarngers injured uy the flrat wreck In. which a crowded rommutor train and a Imcking locomotive collided. The engineman, J. D. KI Ingeman. of Norristown, Pa., wn* crushed to death in bis telescoped cab aa hla Norristuwn-bumul local ■mashed into th<* rear >f the loc­ omotive tender yesteidsy duriti the let* afternoon rush period ur a few seconds aftsr leaving the downtown Broad filrwst suburban station. KuruHu’s U. S. Trip Defended At Trial Koreans Slmut For Freedom During Talk der Sltigenuri Togo, tevfflcd fur their liberation front th* Japai thy defense In the trial of 25 Jnp- repeal nil y Interrupted an add anise accused of war ri lines. He by Russian General T. F. Hhttkew said Knrusu left for Washington today, two dava after the Japanese -liigh 1 Khtikuv** vole* boomed louder 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 -, final offer to the U. S. while curt- Im slogans. The kutrsn* listened tinning lucpprations to attack if sib-nUy to American Maj. G*neral the offer were not accented. : Alta-rt E. Brown and then cheered i— "Thw-suggHStiun ba a oh k -h . l .e»ss loudly. made that it was ihtrmli-d as a Shtikiiv ts the chief Russian measure to gain time hv deceiv­ legate to th* Joint U. 8.—So' ing the United Stales," Yemam.ito romtulsslon which has attempl testified. "But as I nxvj already to set up ‘a provisional governm ent indicateil. the difficulty in the liai­ for all of-’ Korita. Brown la the son cqnference from lung U-fore chief American delegate. had heeil to persuade tlu< higli Commission sessions have been rommnnd to agreo to enough delay stalled on the qquestinn of whftk to give negotiation full oppurtun Korean groups are to be consulted liy—their position living that there on tile form o f-th e government, was neither necessity nor desir-1 with the Russians Installs!* abiiitv uf delaying th# opening of Rightwing parties which oppoaad hostilities, but that it would be the trusteeship s«t up by th# advantageous to commune* them jelgn ministers at. Moscow be a t ones." red from consultation. I � 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 14, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 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/de4cba4952c91b2037c62bb7e1c6ccb9.pdf e492032141f357361b8fc420ccac942d PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13, 1947 PAGE FOUR Feds Invade Daytona For Tilt Tonight; Here For Twin Bill Tomorrow Evening bottom o f the frame. M anager Rill Good u»ed three h u rltrs In chalking up the victory, while M anager K lider u*cd two. .The defeat wa* Kettlea* tenth against a like number nf victories. Serondbaseman Charlie Ridge­ R r ARTHUR BECKW ITH. JR. way paced the 12 hit P lra lj attack a s .h r rapped out h it. in four trips Hr rail) Sport* E ditor Th* Le*«burg P irates eontifiurd to th r p lattei’’. Johnny McManus th eir "fin*” over the Sanford Cel- and Dave Bride each h it safely Cclctymcn. * * r r Feds by *wecping_thc current twice for the l-K.HMII M«i. eonlesf at tb* aeries In a (I to MUbblfUL If Municipal Park la st night. Torright the locals'm otor lo'D*'.'- Xvlesnork. H*TC c —dona Beach and will re tu in to the !**Utr, rf lota! ball orchard J o r a twin bill lull, . I - p i t h the Islets tomorrow *vcn;ng.( The P irates score*! two ru n , in tha first fram e la it evening on three hits and a Fed boot. The Fed* came back in the bot­ tom of the firs t to chug one run across and knotted the count in Ihe th ird canto w hrn Irving Boim walked two Sanford batters. Ralph MeUanut, IlfM e . r f S atterfield singled and Don Mur- t a lk s . I f . ! ra y drew a free puss to nd W alt Ita rriiiN O 'O , H a tt * rfl *14 H arrington home. A t. S • In the eighth fram e |h e Rue* uMTartlw y lr r . If found the rigbtham lrd slants of U n f la y . I I . Car! K ettlea to th rir liking as it aba. r .-nl,. r they banged out five hjta to tally M : ** o • i* KHII-i [> four runs bafofe Managkr>'John T>uwal. I O 6 o ti p Keider coubl get Johnn --------------- -----3Q 3 a JT t3 Into the game to squelch t .L e esb u rg w ent down in order Ih t^eahar* the ninth, but the S anfordltrs jsm - a a S l I T I M I I Krrortt S itln f lty m*d a final tally a c ro n In the o<Mt «i* YESTERDAY S STARS Allen Cette!. Indian*, thutotit the Tiger* 11-0 with one lift, a double by Eddie Mayo in the ftret inn! mi. Bob Elliott. B iarej, drove in three run* with three hit*, hie eighth inning two-run homer breaking up a 2-2 tin with llroekIvn a* the Brave* went on lo win I t i aI t.OHIIIA i Sarcastic Goose Lays Hollow Eggs AP ,Vew*feature» . MIAMI—"Mommer* is a sevenfoot sareastlc goose which lay* a foot-long egg th a t can m em only unhappineaa for a t least nine nirn. Mommer U-Ute p ncdnciuL Jaaitts O. Ticg. * Miami Tech hlgn eci.ooi te srh tln ueti a r hri r f .'"4th r ’Mh an aabb illtv llitv 'id 'io rrnn nstru and a lore of bei*bull. Mommer’* duly is to lay a goose egg on the line score of a visiting tio-chatl teem. At the end of e a c h 'in n ir g —If l^o opposition h ain 'i scor-’d—ac­ companied . by cackl**, Mommer waddles across a 52-foot scorehoard and drops a foot-high zero into the proper slot. She. works for tb* Miami T o u rliU of the Florida International League. On oecaiion she mlste* the prv- a t . A u k tie in . USED GOGOLfcS FIRST (ieinitviUe OtiiAdo N EW YORK — b P )~ Jimmy (G oggleil MrCoy Iteary hi* nick t'Kixtka I - - .il . u ia •• “ name herau.e he wa* the first D a y t o n * i t* * c h r i *1 .,n lle tv ll* t e tu rS s y Jockey lo wear goggles in a race, or!*nd*> e - s , t i t 1*1 o*l 1-4 now a u n iv ersal. practice. When HI A u g u l l s * ♦. t l» ln * * * ill« McCoy introduced the piece of P s t s l k a . > , l» »»ti jn * H *a ch equipment track offic!a h were (.retbura *. Can ford t l.am ts Today called upon to. rule ->n its le­ HI. A u « u » t l r » a t O f U n d o gality. S ‘ ■- . I'slrik a k l s n t i , - H u n t i- * ti* d l e t I t M a s w a r . H m ^ r t . H itt* * f |* i.t i , M a r r a y . w e a n ■ w o l d i . H ln l* n ti**** i*» ■■•* 2*1* • i m x k . M «*,t e a r r t l l r * : HtrblvlnI h . u k l * | J a > , : U r H i n w t<> M u r r a y l o H a tte y fle M i H»tt*rft»l<l t n M u r r a y t o H all er tl rli l. l a 'l l iitl l u » » l l * * » lii ir a *. H a n t o n t I*/ ll*«** >*n b e 8 » l off Ulsato .fi 1, off I, "U I M m t. o f f l . * m k y t M r u * k .onii by K r l t l u t , b y L em iey M*o o | f i J t - a —iu l In i t- > i t i n i o a >'•’ | , r y « . *»fl €jff U m l r v K r t t l r * 12 Tnttidt a i a . i^ittky. lx* at le t-J .u ra HANFOHU »<• iiaym ns »** | | , l i r t . t a t •laln rstlll* V t T I O V t l . l.l'.M J IB per slot, and in th a t event her 30- inch high offspring come* excitedIv out and plea* up lha mi«plared goo,* egg and return* it to ibq correct alot. Tice, a rabid tvaiehai! fan. has long wondered w h r—when the vlx Ring team got a veto at the end of the Dining—g goo-w didn't deliver th e unhappy srore. ] BREEDER'S AWARDS Edith Fable. . Wins . , * - ,* _ „ T h rC C * g a itC U _______ C IQSH SPRIN G FIELD , I l l , Aug. IS. —Edith Fable, owned bv Jean McLean.of Portsm outh, Va., placed Dr»t la*t night in the three-gaited m are or gelding d e e , a t the Illinoix S tate Fair llo rro Snow. lleveut "Mommer" from a .everOUlW first place ! # t p f « t . Yoot-TF^e of fiber board and *hate of the ItJllO pnrvTroney. iS fp ? s k i e s Provide, the proper sound e f f .m HOLLYWOOD. C e l.-id V -M r* . Edwin Janss. breeder of £1 Lobo, has rpefved a tidy consolation prlre to offset the low aelling price of .the son of B rarth o m . Sold for *2.600 to S tu a rt Ham­ blen. cowltoy crooner and orches­ tra loader,,El Lobo in four seasons of racing hn* earned over H !3,000. Mr*. Janss has receiv'd SJ2,.' M in broedeta* aw ards, 3§*£ £ S X ^ bv Firefly Genius, owned by Clif. ford Muocrs, llm utoq. Trx, , , To Late To Classify LOST—dark brown w sll*; In vici­ nity o f Rail P ark Tuesday night. Drivers license mad* not to An­ ne W. Hutchison. Reward. Call Herald or Ph. 341-W. Hi. l^yu ls .New V o lk I..... Ih lr a a o Specials In iTnclnnati IM iyliuiab Philadelphia »'MU>t#!phlA i , I 'h ir k io t fW. H iW T w l lawful* 1 Robson Sporting Goods linatof? f , (irD oh lfn ' I'lllftbttffih 3. CtnrlliliRil 2r u A U m lU Umm Nr» V'+rk ll-’h’Mh DftreH I'h ila iS tlp h ia V U 54IIIK tl' ’ f* PHi M 1» 41 l l H It -Stl t« It . i l l Toy Land Rocking: Horse 1 lief slit lM ltl*,F IJu U n n f , W s ililn a t 'in H I. !.» * !• J . C h fc s g n 1 I Cleveland T-ll. Deirnli !.* ilin ly B A R T IC L E S FOR SALE RECORD PLAYERS for rent. By day or week. The Mu»lc Bo*. 11B AUTO RADI OR. Motorola. Rale* and 8erv k c. The Music Boa, W. t a t St. Phone 063. . ttU W .-U b K lr- Pbxm-tum.------O FFIC E apace In Melsch Building. ■ L arge H«ht ofices, newly decor- ROOF COATING- Asbestos A lu­ minum roof costing- good for •ted , all utilities, Km I and Jani metal, slate-nr composition roof­ to r eervlc# .fum hbed. Call HW ing. Slop leaks. Cools your home Vft IL A A. D ep t. Store. 10 to 1 5 %.. T cruyear w arranty. RKNKARIK GLASS A PAINT CONVALESCENT HOME now CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. open a t Chuluola, 18 mile* S. E. of Sanford and 18 milee N. E. of Orlando. Large screen and open porches to sit and enjoy the root breete* off Lake Gath* b e r t h S e w i n g m a c h . s i t o r I I I H. FRENCH. I 'll. 1190 erine. L arge grounds' dm! walks 's a f e from auto traffic. Large lobby ami rooms. Brick construc­ CANVAS PAINT- clear and col on. HKNKARIK ' GLASS A tion. Can accomodate 26 only. PAINT CO. Phone ?2l). Phone o r WTite for reaarvatlon • t once. Oviedo 2362 or Dr. M artin 2392 or write Box 1ST FLOW ERS ChulooU Florida, lairge sedan foe all oecail cm* for goeata to vtxlt their doctor. McN e i l l a y o s t f x o R ia T S 8lptx~Ave.*h)»t o ff Celery - AVAILABLB a t once, convenient­ Office ph. 403 residence ph. 610 R ly located down town section, UP to d ate apartm rnta w i*trail PainU. P oultry Supplies. Nails. Purina Feeds, Groceries and m odem conveniences. Adult* Meals. Touehton A W atson, 1201 only. Phone1550. Celery, Phone 1199. TWO-ROOM fu m ish H apartm ent. A dults only. 2300 Mcllonvillc. F O n BALE— Limrroek for drive­ ways . an d roadway#— Pbon# FU R N ISH ED apartm ent. Adult* TUXEDO FF.KD5—complete lir.o, Hunt'* Tuxede F eel 2 W A N TED TO RENT WORK WANTED 9 MAID, or washing, ironing. Reply Boa M. J . e /o lleiabl. cabinet mad* to ornd* of woodworking, m Convoy ,*h*-ltil*d) key* eay d-OOsta Tep-OveHty Oeewal Tb* la *w Were. Olkw i ll s , prepeWlee■ftly lew. w r i t IUY eed'pey l*p prt<e*fw yeer prtiasl lire* —w lfleel h*ed tr m e p t. Coach Predicts Biff Grid Year In 1947 FLOUR SANDING A finishing, RALEIGH. N. C. This cleaning ti waxing. Our power vear should pdodure th* greatest unit enable* u* to work where football season on record, think* th cie is no electric connertlo.i Beattie Feathers, who ts in hi* available. 21 ycais n p erien cs, fourth year a , coach of the North II. M. Gleanon, I.nkc Mary, Fla. Carolina S tate Wolfpack. "The day of defensive strateg y ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all is fast d isappearing,' sa y , F eath ­ kinds. Sm ith Rro. Phone 1188. er*. "snd U is the tendency to i*»n more to ouiscoring op­ NEED A NEW DRESS? Let Wan nila make it. W annita Taylcr ponents than toward playing a Whiting game and letting the Box H5-A Sanford, Ht. 2. other team make the mistakes. • "Also, this is tHe ls«t year for 12 S P E C I A L Sh MV IC E S playing freshmen in some con­ (R RENT—Floor sender.. Easy ferences and most of the tchoola pcraKon. Reasonable rates, Han- will be exhibiting a lot of new runl Paint A Glass Co. Phone talent*" say* Feathers, who holds the N ational pro Football le ag u e record of gaining 1.008 yards In GENERAL M o th e r & D a u g h t e r V TIRE J Doll Dress Set STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC David Smith, Manager T lrf Salrn PHONE 200 306 East First Street ( '/j Illock East of P. 0.) By Ray Gotto OZARK IKE TH GlK)9 ARE R E ­ TIRED -------- . . IM . DOliGK - PLYMOUTH PARTH AND KKRVICB Legal Notice ru u >*l a m i: *011 a iiK H K ii r t i* , l>t*n M ORE Mil m a m ig iT 19 AUTOS FOR SALE bffftn liV lt. CHALK UP HIS SECOND STRAIQJ __ NO-HIT TEA/ n o t if ie d a M iK irii.)* K in s . In lb * fir r u lt l.'eort " t Hemlhnl* County at H,ntm A F lo rid a. .The title o f the can-- i, tia id lg M eK Inler K in s. King. l e s s in n in ! t. DM I cm for aiftAltti* c|l%iiic«, 'by HiifAliig I'laintitf. VOtfRE IN VC. EPIKB. ^ a.________ _ _ 1 A NEEDS 7 » - t i 7 3 i a n only out b ,tu a . «n-l «h<.«* -m a llln s addieM u t’•* c h b o r g . A i»b*m *. e / o Qeork* Piano Tuning and Repairing. U L n o is , ACE T H 'E I G H T H /il O ’S P A D E YA-DB moth proofing lasts 6 years. Hav* your woolens moth proofed now. Downtown ClesnTot VEKA NHAt. KUlVU KISU. ers A I.aundry. 113 Palm etto wit",* rewUittc* l* I’la ib b a ig . Ala- O— DHW8 HIGH BKRTfCK R oute or a p t , furntthed or un fu r­ FOR 8AI.K 0 . D. Landreai. Phone 1021 nished. ' P refer kitchen equipped but not necessary. Perm anent OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 GENTS residents. W rlte'P. O. llo* 13)1. PER POUND. BUNDLED IN Watch and clock repairing. Elec­ tric Appliance, Sewing Marhin* BUNDLES. and varuiim rleaner repair*. The S REAL EfFTATE FOR SALE 10. 15, 20 snd 25 CENT Hume Shop, J700 Sanford Ave. G. C. Fellows, Phone 1143-J. S E A L ESTATE HERALD OFFICE INSURANCE LAND CLEANING AND MORTGAGE LOANS Jim m ie Cowan's Blmct Metal ■ DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER­ RAYMOND M. HALL, Rsaltor SeeWorka fo r new Kadlntors, new PILLAR DKIHKL BULLDOZ­ R * filtered Broker and R adiator core*. Radiator d enn­ ERS W ITH P A L M B T T 1 Insurance Agent ing and repairing. RAKER T W O S/4 YD. D RAGL1NRS. E QUIPMF.NT PEA CHES and pears f r r canning. NEW . tw o atory, three bedroom NOW IN T H IS VICTNITT. French Ave, >t 13 Street,_____ N IM N ICH T CONSTRUCTION (O ^ ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE 1947 8 Cubic foot Serve! g ni ref2-2981. eigeralOr. lairm ann'). Restaur­ ant, Hanford Orlando Hi way. .NICELY furnished % room home DESKS. 12) office desks, <1) tyIn Sanford Height*. Every mod­ piat* desk with chairs, id A-l PHO N E 200 ern convenience, largo sleeping condition. New Elgin twin out­ BHRICKLANn-HORRlHON porch. 118 W. 19th St. or 917 board m otor. Apply Mr. Bowen, U D R IV E -rr. INC. W. 18th. ^ 541 Plumos* Drive. S E E US FOR aeree, w lth'npftritJ^OO sta n d ­ 7 ft. Cold«pol refrigerators, I M1UF.OGRAPH PRINTING ing. D id orange ne%«, located ' Luxe M odels..62Llliil, Sears l k . . AND TYPINQ •bout 1 blk off of R othe<27, Just der Office. Phbne 090. CREDIT BUREAU OF out o f DeLand. E le ct, phone ami HANFORD w ater, no house. Owner will sell FORDSON T rsrto r, I muls, both lie N. P ark . Phan* 180 good ronditinn. L U Keller, vary reasonable or will take Lake Monroe, Phono 1322-W, trailer In t r a d e . S e e . Mr. Bdwen, EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING 641 Plumosa Drive. PLENTY o f good used tools, Fred Myers. 811 E. 2nd 8L 'Watches, docks, radio*. Also CDROOM house fttm iihtsJ or new w gtrhes and G. E. Alarm ’urnisbsd. New electric tJtchATTENTION MOTHERS dock*. Fred Myers, SI I E. 2nd .double 8*r*ge \ acres, few —D IA PER SERV ICE— dt trees on K L ?floni highBaby V d v e t furnishes hospital p 6 miles from Sanford. Phone clsanateril* diapers and deodor­ 54 lb. porcelain Ire box. Mr*. J. unty 8305. ised container. Economical and II. Cowan. la k e M ary ._______ safe. Fully medically aoproved ESTATE WANTED fl AKTIC1.ES WANTED Call D aytona 2467-W collect for d etain . 94 diapers, 82 a we«':, w ith Income. Close In, . "FIRBT IN SANFORD" ' be priced right. C A. H ighest cash price paid for used fu rn itu re. Ted Davie F urniture 610 F irst S treet upLONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market Co. 811 E- 1st. Ph. 958. B arber Shop open Thursday, F riday * Saturday, ________ I’LL BUY your car rrg s rd lrs i of age or condition. Roy Reel, 804 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL W. 2nd SL MOTORCYCLE, cheap 114. Jack Stand Ifer. SANFORD Beauty Salon—Phone HELP WANTED 1854. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. NCRETB SEW ER P IP E Phone 1354. Perm anent waves tC TANKS, Grease *Trepi EXPERIEN CED -celery grown- or 64 up, guaranteed. W eter sof­ trained farm m anager for fan g ka. Aluminum Window# end tener. A b o open evenings. aaa. W hite cement. Paint, la Zellwood area. Good position for rig h t p arty . A. Dude A Sons, ea-iila, H urricane braces 14 LOST 4k FOUND Oviedo. Phone 2181. id* Concrete Company, 804 A r e I’hon* 1135. LOST—Hamilton yellow gold w rist GIRL fo r cashier A cosnveUt coun­ watch Saturday afternoon on te r. also soda glrL L aaay 't Drug P a rk Ave. between Pth A 1st. S tore. • S treets or first stree t and Mag. COLORED GIRL for general houi nolle to Dr. Mu[uon'1 office. Tirana t3n-W r ssttts, Vera S SAFETY YET ^ N EITH ER /^ NMl Fluyd AND YOU Aiii: IIKIUHIY COM­ MANOKD to tllhFr |»#rton« Ally fu r or >_by Mlw»|gy* <*n th» Id ••m m il *lfid d»y t»f tugw sf. 1917, fo n l S e r a lf w lf C o u n ty , in 8 t * t * *)f MICKEY MOUSE NOW THEN, WOgACH.. THU. MH 1— ,1 ^ 2 3 i q ~7 A , Cl-rk o f th* Circuit i-tmrt “ emlhnje County, F lo rid * J l r O X B in t . D ep uty Ct*rk (C tn C U IT CO U RT aK A I-t Js r k tn u A. C arg ill O ilm an, Florida YOU R E S T STAjgTBn a r r i N a n e r v o u s i V- w hen Attn,n*r for Plaintiff T in : ItrATK * n r r U m t llA T<* MAXIU KVPJIIT. 11*0 IV CUT HA- VAVXAtt AVK.Vt't:. VALIXjaTA. IlL'O ltrllA . ' .. A rworn hilt o f enrnelrlqt, M arin* l,r»n fiWd In ih i CUevit Court In and fo r Hernlnol* .C oun ty, Flor­ ida. In r l i i n r r i y a g a fm t you by U 'I L U b L F.n K M i l l i r . fi r dtryre*. Ih*** pr***nt, * |« h t m o f- r * |t> **mm*hd you I* h* • ml- • o r- j > I—* fore u id Court ellh fr In p*r«.|VT,, hr i l b i n i y on or L l J n Hi* Hh day e f H r « r ip k o , A. D. ! » l f . -nh-» r»U e P r o w P ro C«nf*»**» w ill h# ETTA KETT By Paul R^bthsop VOUM&AM All M r jm a i* r a * « trg> YftWTOTA l DOyrrryl m . > w ym vrp , OH MT a B C3MS M3UY3 P«*Ag WMOCAHH TOTHE/ D aoa A MTTlf C r ViWicC AOO ON A J (Ileal I g y i O. K Hen*. D e r u t v C lerk F d lettn r-W , Plvln'lff $ 5 0 t r a d e in ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD RADIO The MUSIC Box 119 W. let Ph. 93 THE LONE RANGER By Fran Striker CARERA'DON'T 1 [GET Wheeler of Sanford ------ CANVAS-AWNINGS----CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS •Atamlam, Steal WeW! 19 DAT DEL1VERT We JtEPAIR! FREE ESTIMATES Phone 808 I ^STARTS GUNPLAY, lEWRE �V» . _________ ' ________ __ b U altj Thert b Strength— - T* Prataet * • I W e of th# Worlds To PtoboU th# P n t n u of A m iriti: To Prodoro Pro*p*»Ity for Sanford. THE WEATHER I*»rtly cloudy through Friday. Scattered ahoaer* ocrurlng mostly daring afternoon. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXVIII # ■«-. - ' Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, AlHI. II, 1017 N O . 195 A s s o c ia te d P re ss L eased W ir e ji Price Inquiry Supported By Pres. Truman U. S. Interest In Greece Hit Asks U. N. Acfion On Britian ' ' * No Extra Session Of Congress Planned; Labor Department Cut Is P r o t e s t e d Pepper Plans To i Support Truman Where 17 Died In Train Wreck 4 * W A S H I N G T O N . 14 *4V PfeiWent Truman eiprencd h*» wholehearted support today of th£ |u ttic e Department's investigation of the high cost of food, cloth ing and homing. He raid he Imp*' it will produce m u lti and h" think* it will. But he told a new* conference, in reply to a question, that he balieve* the principal effect will M to point to thbie responsible i f f t a IRflr ^ntrer—r.^ je r'^ th m — » wfheck the spiral. Asked whether he believed an* B tl-lrust violations are reapoml— bit for the hika In price, he rani led the results of the inquiry will have-to be awaited on that. I n answer to a queatimt whether axpotts of corn will haw to be curtailed due to the short­ age, he said that it la unde? consideration by the eahinet World Food Committee. Vresident Truman Indicated h a £tia» no plana to call a labor-mar fcrencc. Such-a* IIICIO proposed as a move to ‘seek voluntary cuts in prices. The (’resident declared today that ha sees* nothing on the horUon to require a special session of Congress, thus virtually elim­ inating possibility of legislate a action this year on new fund* to aid Europe's recovery. Tha President declined to com inant on the current talks on (flnereasing Ruhr coal production or on the general British finan­ cial crisis. Mr. Truman said that ho would be unable to supply figures «i how much the Marshall plan wilt cost. He pointed’ out that any (CmtlasH »<■ Twet Gromyko Charges ExAxis Collaborators Hold Positions In Athens Government EQVPT1AN PRIME MINISTER Nokrashy Pasha makes an tmpautoned plea before the UN. Security C(funell. Lake Success, JI. Y, for the tmmedlste evacuation of flrttiih forces from his cownlry. H# declared that failure to act may lead to bl*v>d»hrd and violence. In answer. Britain’* Sir Alt*ander Cadogan asld that the tiAops are necessary along thd Valley of the Nile to safeguard the security In Ihe Middle Fa*t (International) General Price Strife Renewed Drop Predicted In Palestine By By "Congressman Arabs And Jews Restoration Of Con­ Outbreaks Occur Fol­ trols Opposed B y lowing Truce Dur­ SpokesmanForGOP ing Night Curfew WASHINGTON. A.tg, 14 <47- . TKL AVIV. Palestine, Aug. H Rep. Wolcoll (R-MicJt) asserted today * that "a general price de­ cline is in '.lie oiling as he ex­ erciser! opppiilion lo rrsloiation of ptice con Iroll, with ihe possible exception o f1 controls on rents. Chairman? of the House Bank­ ing-Committee. Wolcott—is—re­ garded ai spokesman for i^any House Republicans on price and rental matters, "It would be a grave mistake to put (nice controls back on Weatherman B. F. WHItne- re­ again," Wolcott’ told a tepvrter. ported’ tkla morning that San. “That would slow up production, ford ha* had no cx reu lre tem- and we must hate production ll peraloses In aaveral d v « . Yes­ terday Ihe matlmum sraa 89 de- svr are to lick inflation." greea and the minimum waa 71._ * Earlier Senator O'.Mahoney -fDExactly one Inth of rain fell, Wvo) told reporters the Investiga­ firs t In a hard shower driven b> tion Ihln prices of foot), clothing .% a strong east wind at 1 ’10 P. M. rtnrl housing ordered by Attorney General Clark .is a "fine thing" ^ and later In a alo» drlrtls that but that "tha rairaes of Inflation laated Into tha night. are much deeper'than a s-arrh for By THE ASSOCIATED PBESet extortionate profits." He raid Congress m ust rhnote .Tha Midwest's fading heat wave II ntmiif-l *«n Pus* T n o | blaw a sultry kiss of farewell to Illlnola, Indinana, and part of Michigan today, a t tha same time bestowing a blaal-furnace *m- Greeks Stage All-out brsca of greeting on the East. Tha W tather Buraau a t Chte- Drive Against Rebels ago aald hot w tather would ATHENS, Aug. . 14 0PI—An ttanntlnus today In Illinois, Ind­ ia n a * and .tha southeastern half informed source said today* Greek of loacsr Michigan, but that cooler government force* had begun fullair waa working Into those press scale mopping up operatiora and should bring relief by night- against guerrilla unit* In the Mount Griunmn* area near th* M l. try fAThe rest of the Midwest, Greek. Albanian frontier. '•‘he informant srjd the - opar‘blissfully welcoming the arrival of tha cool air, expected high »tion\ opened free day* ago and. reading in the 80't today, but contact was made with a large ahead of tha aaitward-moving force nf guerrillas Monday. Offi’ eool front th* matlmum 'era- f!»l figures were not . available, uerature* wera- due for a return but It was believed the army was using .more than 5,000 men tha 90Y it Maanwhtle, tha heat wave, which in the n|tciat)nni. had become an old story to ra ­ I’m * dispatch** said,* mean­ while, that in the southern Beloja (C w lla u * • • r * |a Tw e) ponneau* two bit!alien* of gen­ darmerie e n g a g e d a band of 250 In a ten-hour battle 1 Seamen Strike guerillas in which- - Ml guerrillas were y Become National ilajft. The dispatch** aald the guerrillas, who attempted to am­ YORK, Aug.14 W V - New bush the gendarmerie In the aree embers or tha Seafarers east of Kale mala yesterday, fled tonal Union (AFJ,>» which after the fight. The ministry of public order ' a y called a atrike • Isthmian Steamship trro ttrd that * *' ‘guerrilla unit have voted to extend swooping down from x mountainto tha entire ahlpplng side invaded ami held for four provision* of the Taft- hour* the village of Klphlsxlhou, Aet are applied In the only "5 mile* north of Athene on tha rtair. rail lln* to Sa­ darisen was taken lain lonika. yastardar at a membership meet­ ing of 2,500 tailor*. The union Iegress Is Stricken elainu more than 4,500 are on ■strike a t all Tha porta w htre In Downtown Office (isthm ian shin* are berthed. ” Union officials aald the atrike Mnrl*h Clark, 47 rear old negfollowed the company'* refusal to res*, died suddenly a t 9:30 okloek agree to a union hiring hall and this morning at the office of the the firit-come-flrst-aerred ' R u le Welfare ‘Board, and a large of supplyl ng unlicensed ship per- group of people gathered outside sonne I. the building enlrsitre when tha Walter U. Wells, president of Mosel r ambulance causa to remora tha company, aald the atrlka waa tha body. tailed in tha fare of an agreement Health Unit Director Frank B. to continue negutiatlona a t a Oulllman, who waa summoned to H eat Wave Moves aFrom Midwest To Descend On East "Tha company • with** to rrM stts th* right to pick Its men," TW 1* aald. agree to hire no « m but macaber* of the union but to do so through our own em­ ployment h a ll” Tha union recently wax dasignaled bargaining agent for tha eompsmy'a unlicensed personnel. (41— Two more persons, a Jrw ami-an Arab, were repotted killed today and a score mote were in­ jured in inlet-racial strife along the lrn»e bounds ry of the alb Jewtjb city ol Tel Aviv and the all-Arab community of Jaffa. Unofficial reporls listed 17 mote- Jews »mjurrd, m e critical­ ly. and lluee Arabs, wounded In a new eruption which caine after military patrols, with the aid of a curfew. Hkd enforced an utfeaty Iruce through th* night. TV unofficial figures indicated this casually toll alnes Sunday: desd. elRht Jew* and live Ai ah*: wounded, 4.1 Jews and 15 Arshs*_ Belong the squalid market plorr* where the Jewish community abuts on ihe Arab, belligerent youths appeared on the alert; for new provocation*. More than half the small, dingy • shops w en closed and there was little* traffic. Police had hoped, apparently in vain, that tha morning had brought th* end to the four days of strife. Last night’s curfew kept some 30,000 Jew* and Arab* In Iholr houses. It was tha first tima Arab ter­ ritory had bean under curfew since the ‘ Arab rising of lfttS-ldjo. 8t*eLhelmeted British police and Irish* fusilier* in grean-taiseled berets watched warily. Jaffa appeared more nervous than Tel Aviv after tho rash of outbreaks In whirh Jews and Arabs . had attacked each- othei with stone*, knive* and fist*. A number of Arab organiAttlon* ta i­ led meetings today to discus* 11 ohiiMMr,t -« rim Shift In Course Made By Tropical Storm ------------ i ■ e * NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 14. oD —A alight Rhlft In ;ourre of tho tropical hurricane in the aoulhwo«tern Gulf of Mexico seemed apparent today, the U. 8. Weath­ er* Bureau aald, but later report* were awaited to determlnr the axact direction. In it* 10:00 A. M. (Central Standard Tima) advisory, the Bur­ eau aald tha cental waa probably located about 200 mile* southeast of Tampico, Jdexlro. " It appear* to he muring lo the northwest of north-northweat,” the adv|»onr aald. Strongest wind* reported yesterday and aarly last night ware about 90 mile* par hour, tha Waathae Bureau added, with aqualla extending outward for n distance -of about 800 mitea to the north and east of the ran­ ter. Government Orders Florida Orange Juice LAKELAND, r * < Aug. ■1 4 OP)—Tha Department of Agricul­ ture announced today It would buy 156,018 gallons of concentrated orange Juice, th* firat phase of program lo accumulate and distribute supplies to school lunchdue in all probability lo a rooms before th* new school year heart attack. Ha administered *11- M rs. mulant*. h* aald, hut they did no T i a 1F lorida Citrus Cannon Cogood. * operatire at Lake Wale* waa a: Daisy Klnard, married daughter warded an order for 89/116 gal­ of Mariah Clark and with whom’ lons, reported M. F. Miller, Florida she Brad at 814 Cypress Arams*, ! field repreeanUtira for.th* U8DA. sraa with bar mother whan aha sraa I The other g*Manage will be furI pished by California processors. atrlckan. TSS* LAKE SUCCESS. Aug -14 <4*) — Russia charged today that "the crudest interference iritq ihe in­ ternal alfairs of Greece emanalrt at present from the United Slates.’• ITm was interpreted immedi­ ately a* a reference to the Tru­ man aid program. Giving the United Nations. Se­ curity Council what he termed "an answer lo the .Americm speech made Monday. Soviet DepHly, N n g n liiornykn said foreign’ mleifer ence was worsening the situation latlv inside Greece. He al charged that former A ils colIslHiratnr* were holding prominent positions fit the Athena TfOTifiiSiJiC Oromvkn told the council: tHYluiU have the Greeks nnd those who Inspire them to d<> with logic and common *en«o7 They liwik at the dlacurelon of file Greek ntimliiin in the Security Cooneil HUE 11 AN AIRVIIVf of the shattered wrecksgs In which 17 died In rail as some kind nf a sp'irt.- The Poncnler, p itlsn d . The speeding I/andon-to-t>eed» espres* Greeks compete wllli ll.o A 'net plowed ln|o tha rear of a train which was slowing down preparatoryTT Iran* and the American.* with the entering Lancaster station. The upe*t engine of the express ren be seen Greek* in the fmmatimt of accusa­ eUngikle th* wrecked roaches of the local train. (International) tion* against Allianix, lltilgtuia and Yugoslavia." Gremykn’ accused ’the original Balkan Inquiry Commission, w hich hail the same membership as the 11-nation coupril, of lacking ob­ jectivity by showing “unusual in- ( trir-t." In Greek rhnrgei and of. ignoring case* where “th-s Greek authorities wrpre guilty." T|ic Soviet delegate described n* “senseless” a new Greek proposal ■which calls for council action un­ der ti. N, charter article* provid­ ing f<>r use of International milltar v force if necessary. "It is surprising that '.nstend of eliminating the real reasons wfflch have caused Ihe difficult internal A'l 'ippTat i*r J iytcc." i . T'1 - KARAd ir~7Tug:— T4~ t t i -ituatton in Greece nnd the ten­ sion in *Wc relation* betsrcori her buiy -iml (tnnh tlirir fr.OI'B lund llnlain luitendered’ the inn* ol and her neighbors, toe repiesrma* raipuj campaign for u»e in h guvrinmenl to the Modem do­ Il'-mUn.-.l an l'* ( . [ m l nsncinR oprrftion ol the new minion nl I’akitlan todey ag*m*t -------------------- ------ -15 toujxrt itifmiTutijin booth, was fo- a backdrop ol deadly communal dsy mide by J, Tfnilry Odham. rioting in the Runiah which.piled (uctidcnt. and Chsilci Luke, vice up a hdl o| hundred* desd and prrndrnt ol the club at its mcct- wounded tna at lit* Mayfair Inn. In dale. Even n» the vi.eroy, l-md Mount M.127 bat brcn railed, they ie. batten, inured over the govern vealrrJ. ment to tire Modem* m this I’tk BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 11. f(Pi— Mra. Virginia lleitnis, natlmntl i»lin capital.1 wide ate,** of I . A spectacular fire swept iho Neth­ wcmittl titilplfim. mating rlntm- lime weir in ll.uue*. Since dawn erlands Indies Petrol/'tiio Hoard's I'lnn, tnhJ uf her rxtMrlenc** lit yMteiday, by reliable unotlicisl main dump at the port of Tan-t- , "tting net- rectiib »t the Julv loengpriok this afternoon. I meet at llV bila f stti. Texas, country, 1**1 w-eie Idled and IHfi Native firemen extinguished thhere, in rnmpi-'itiou with ».\ wrfe wounded in Lahore, capital hlai* after three hours of ,‘eroir | H.er tr.er women pilot*, -he *et e ol the l’uni-«l> effort. They saved two large untnen's distance record of t'l and Calcutta, capital nf I!, -iir.il, tank* of high octane rasolin '. lull j « fraction n.ilf-*., a s'rai*-lii yunl anInangry mob of Hindu vinith* 6.000 cans and drum* cnnUlrdng | .f 62 Vnile* and an Hllitude rec- cast stone* and invaded the temore.than 100,000 gallon* of ga*o- r.ru of 7.500 feel atnve release atdenre where Midlands* K. Gand­ line were destroyed. at 2.000 feet. Her hu>haml, Stew hi hn» *et up a Joint pexco mmion Col. L. I. Drost. Batavia area ’li'enilaaea no r> n, y |t «i with the Mtrelem Premier of ttetlbase commander for Rte Nether J — ---------------------- — gal, II. H. Kiihrawardy. land* army, said the fire was Here iu Karachi. Lord MountLehmans Return “moat probably aabotagICssilrNM an !'•«* »*)te) • “Aug. 17 ta Indonesian Indepen­ From Indiana Trip dence Day and now if* time to 4 Killed In Volcano took for the firew'orki." he said-' Droit said only a change In the In contrast with modern!* sum­ Eruption In Jupjin wind saved the entire dumn from mer temper aim ,< In Florida. Sandestruction. The blare cuinnger- f"id .State Market Manager JI. J. KAtM’l/AWA. Japar. Aug 11, ed large military *iipi>iv dump* I eltman. Wf^n iclurne-l recently and ahipping nearby. fn>m hi* former ’hum? town of (AV-Mt. A*ama, 90 mile* nmtliA substantial portion of Hutch (Tuam Point, Ind. aiauil 35 mile* west of Tokyo, erupted -iiildeidy military and civilian fuel supplies from Chir**:i>. levelled that the this iiftcrnmin. prmia£|y kilting for we»t Java are stored at Tend'- temperature tiicie w.it up to 104 four of a pnrty of 20 Japan-re Joengprlqk, seven miles nurtheast »n« afternon and ‘hat since Id* mountain'climber* ne*:- the sum­ of the center of Batavia. return, he w-s* iiilmninl that |t mit. ‘ 'Hire 9.115-foot volcano sent A Dutch communique, charging got up to 107 degree*. new violations nf the true-’ In In­ “I had. to return to RanTor-l tn rtouts (if smoke and asli tlimiMn Is donesia. aald Republican* also put rool off,” he told a llttl.r group of of feet into the air in six,separate the torch to oil Inatallatlont at interet.tcd listeners In front of .the eruptions within four hours. T h e r e was no la v a . Pangkalanbrandan, In Indonesian- Court llousi? this m o r n in g . * Jatianrse rescuer* brought Id held northern Sumatra. It added Regardless nf westhe* varia­ that 300 Indoncsiana had attacked tion*. a ronildcrabln 'quantity of rlimhet* to safety, but ona was Dif t c h-oecupled Kajoegocng In out-of-state pearhe* and tomatoes burned so badly hr was not exsouth Sumatra and that In .exst are being received dally at Ihn Dretrd to live. They laid four Java Intermittent mortar nnd auto­ market, h* stated. Tomatoes arc others were mlasing ami they were almost certain that two of tlirse matic arms fire had been directed from tha Carolina* and Virginia. at Dutch outposts near SoeraheJ* _ Whit* visiting hi* hruther at who were nearest the Crater had and Malang. Grown Point hestnloyrd srelpg perished. The volcano ajmeared oiilet dur­ haigball games in Chicago between Chicago Cub* and the Dodgers, ing the night alter th is' t*rqi»l Merchants Group To the Phlllle* and Cardinal*, he rrport- burst of activity tn two month*. Hold Dinner Meeting e*L In order not to furthe.- dum- 10 Hurt In Freak... Th# Sanford .Merchants Associa­ fouwL bIa.-ll*tan»r*T- he Infemrcd Accident On Train tion will hold a dinner meeting them that he saw the game* over Aug. 22 at 7:00 o’clock at tha May- hU brother’s new television set, LOS ANGELES, Aug. It. *47 fair Inn. It was announced today. and declared that tho televtaion The pending ch.xnge In the Pojt camera followed the ball all the Aorroxlmately 10 peroonrwere tolured, the $anU Ke reported, when Office-schedule will b« dlecuascd lima It waa In play. ■n uhlert protruding frott the side a* well aa the proposed study of a freight train crashed through the City’s tax structure. Railway Joins Group of a coach window of tha writ-hound There will also be n short talk on tho Cross State Highway ant] Ankingr Higher Fares California Limited near Uarstow thli morning. aa open discussion of the Wednes­ Ftrat re port*-were that no car* day dosing. AH nurchputi ate WASHINGTON. Aug. 14. 1 4 7 urged to attend and bring their Th* Tanneaaee, Alabama and Geor­ were derailed. The Sant i he said employees. gia Railway Company today Join­ It believed the Injured were b e i n g ed 25 other railroads operating tn taken to San Uernardinu for hos­ ARRIVE IN RIO th* South tn aaklng for an Incrcasa pitalisation. A railroad spokes­ RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 14, (47 In hyjL PM gtngflL /ag* from 2.2 man aald the second section of the --U.-8Tr8Wf4U.ry of Sidle O U fft lo x.5 cants a mile. C. Marshall landed today at the Th# petition of th* original 25 SCHOONER STRUCK Ponte Do Geleao military airbase applications haa be.-n vet for hear­ TAMYA Fla.. Aug. !4 -(4 7 — for tomorow’a opening of the In- ing at Atlanta on Aug. 20. In con­ ter-American Conference on hem­ trast to tha recent unanimous ac­ Tha Jose Gaapar, ikree-maated isphere defense. Trygrio Lie, sec­ tion of eastern railroad* in ob­ schooner used for many years In retary general of tho United Na­ taining th* aame baal; fare In- Gatparilla carnivals here, waa tions. also arrived from New York creaae, not all soutlwri lines join­ atruek by lightning today. Tha ta address the opening plenary ed ta the proceeding for upward old. ship's , top foremast wax' session. splintered by the llghtnlnf bolL i. that territory. Jaycees ,Urged . India Is Released To Finish Booth By Britain While Funds Campaign Disorders Rage Virginia Belinis Rc- C.mclhi Faces Down Latq^ Experiences Hindu Youtljji.With At Sailplane .Meet Request For Peace Dutch Oil Dump Fire In Indonesia Called Sabotage President Described As “ Salt Of Earlh;’, * Republicans Hit As,-, “Party OfPrivilcge” U. S. Cancels $ 1,, 000, 000,000 In Italian WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 l 4 h From the While llouie »lep» Senator Pepfter (D-Fla) voifed hi* tupport today of Preiident Trumin for re-election. "I don't think there it any quetlinn but that ihe Prriidenl WASHINGTON. Aitg N t4h should be ami will be nominated, The United Stale* today agter I ■*nd should be and will be elect­ In cancel about $1 ,(••!(),OOO.IHW ed." Pepper declared In reportin debt* owed it by ihe llaliin je u alter a call on the Preiident. ttoVr-Mimouf.' ■ SN f t . ; Adding p.4lr1cal significant* U tv h the Sen *tor* remark* is lhc movr wa* m*ile. the Slate t h / hloiida particular position he octu­ Pep ailment laid, to eaie th» ple* in the Democratic Party. v "Buidcntome clautet" of the ltd - Pepper is r|n*e to the CIO and other labor grouna. He also ia in JVtce I real v. ,, . a warm friend of Henry A. WillI hr-.J.UIa Department announ- tec*, former—vfre. president whir— ed t!ir decision in making public wa*'ou»ted by President Trum an, an accord concluded with an a* Cummer re Secretary after they clashed wirer foieign policy. * Italian financial mmion after Furthermore. Pepper ha* b*-*f* i line# month) of, negohatinn. a fre<|uent critic of the prysenc t!wte6 the pact, the U nit'd ndmfnisliation aithough Ire ap Stale- waives all claim to pay- plmidcd t*r»'lident Truman'* I^~ iui-ni fit aptuosiinately I6J:I.- i.n. ■".! Iiv INHI.ilOu in civilia n supplies. I’eppci cnllid at tlie IVhit* after Sir. " ri’e term* of tlie urder»land-, llouae immediately log have the effect of ollevlai- Truman h«d held a, weekly con- ing revel a) of tlie hurdetnome i frtctire. Pepper told reporter* he c Iiiimc * uf th e I t a lia '’ I'eace did not dtwusi jeditic* iu h.s ■ 1* Tn-ntv. .1't-l thaieiiy oihs'aottil call on Ml. Truman Jml wantetf S id iltlirs i» letuieteil tn tli>* Ital­ tn make clear hi* pniiliott. The Pie*ldeul, he said, ha* ian rconorry,' the ritate Heparlproved himself "•iticere, honest nifiit announcement «atd. lltliri iiighlight* trf the enmpie and human—tie i* the «*lt of th* lieniivp accord *v*th the itn*- crlrth of this country." I.tiiig l-efore, Pepper had made inti g"veinineiit are: 1, P n iim li'K of approximate!) clear lie would not go along with patty uiovelftknt t>»jr.'l MHI.IMII) ill lilnckiut Hall III any 4 4tluiil i i n l l m i n t Of, 1‘fl a* t’ l r e l proper tie* nqd esspl* in the Unit­ ed Stale, once *lie owner* Mil* cert if icd n - non-(a trial. 2. Turning <"fr ;»f Td merchant v e-iiti to the Italian govetn- Move Made To .Ease Debt C l a u s c s O f Peace Agreement jucpL JA uf.jLbem_Auicto "" J ’■ Flans Discussed Foc OpeCiTtion O f___ — Bouts On St. Johns ■1 1v *Iup* which will replace •eli­ cit i cv-i-l* |o*t lining the wai Eight ut litre ate Italian chip* being returned 'by the Unilf-l Plan* for operation of two 500 State* and five are ve*»el» purrliaved (tout other American re­ loti boat* on the St. John* River In the near future were vestjrdsy public*. discussed by E. W. Tyler of Bruns­ wick, O* . and his *'s*oel*tex and Chamber of Co nun* re?r Manager Edivatd lliggin*. Sir. Tvlcr 1* reported to hav# anmuincyd intention if (tutting th# two bunts itilu’nperatiim in the in* laud waterways between Hanford, [Intllmnre and I'tiiis.li-Udiia. and his gimip requested tiuj n*»Ut»nee TOKYO, Aug. It (4Y— Gen- of the Chamber of Cunimeree in eral MacArthur marked lh» re­ securing a navigation permit on fund anniversary r j V- J day to- the St. John* River. day w ith 'a me**age of gratiVIi . lliggin* assured them that lude tn hi* occupation force* h, would contact tn,* shippers in for the Job they are doing in **. tin. are* ami get them to endorse coring the peace In defeated Ja- , j,j, anplicallan">Yith tho Interstate pan. 1 Gommrrce Commission. Text of his me**age: | Wltlle Iteie. the grmtn visited Two year* ago today, the street al of the rilru* packar* who mounting power ‘ of allied arm* Own canning plant* and wot* rfiluced the enemy'* gun* to ali­ given asiuiatire -if sufficient ton­ enee and forced his -capitulation nage lo satisfy their requirement*. from th# challenge of war. The Tt.e boat operator* declared that victorious end of batt.le hecaitre Vf idatt* work out, they hope to be the beginning of an equally vi'ni In opeiation within 60 dav*. Their application i* for a com- campaign to secure Hie peace. We unw enter the last phare in J a ­ Tiiiui carrier, said Mr. H.ggtna, pan of (lit* test 'of our strength, and they will publish inte* (or ail • ll I* you men anil women, mil­ commodities fipm lltitadelnhta and itary amt elvllan, who have -om- all inlcrtuediale ni'nts on 4h*yin­ , posrd the allied foice* of *«• land waterway. riipatlnn who are bringing this task to a successful wmclusion. Globe Circling Fair You have demonstrated that lit Still In Greenland peace a* in war, the spiritual r * strength which free people may muster to sustain a righteous new Yo r k ; A u g . , ‘n —<47— causa Inevitably muit prevail.William Btrohmeir. (light manag­ For th* structure of the mod- er for two former Army pilots ern world |a too deeply rooted in wltfi ate going atound th# world th r devotion of man tn the prac­ in a pair of light plane*, aatd tical Ideas of human jUstir , today h« had not been adviaed broad tolerance and Individual dignity to be overturned by such when they plan their hop, from strength a* may temporarily tie Greenland to Ireland, The pilot*, Clifford V. Evani, mounted by those who become 2rt, of - Washington, D. C„ and IC e e tla a e * na f n a - T n i ) George Truman, 39. of U>* Angete*. landed -Tuesday night Nazi Concern Blamed near* Jutlannehmab, capital of Greenland, and presumably attll . For Starting War are there. Strohmelr aald. To Kcykjavlk, Iceland, la about 750 NUERNBERG, Germany, Aug. mile* from there. 14—(47—Twenty-one director* of, Thc/r-IIot* liegen their lelturelr the 1,111ion-dollar I. G. Farben junket Raturdxy at Teterboro, N J . Chemical T rust -pleaded Innocent before an American war crime* court today to charge* that (hey 10 Workers Dismissed had conspired to plunge the world For Loyalty Reasons Into war for profit Without Farheti, Brig. General WAHHINGTON. Aug. 14 UP)— Telford Taylor, the chief prosecut­ or, charged In a scorching 2 0 .0 0 0 - The Clvlj Servlet Commlealon ent, Adolf word Indictment Adolf Hiller disclosed t4>d#v that it ha* found ifh powerless to start ten additional Htat* Department tha war in 1919 'and powerless employ hr*. Ineligible for govern­ to wag* Jt so aucccaafulfy for so ment , employment "for loyalty rr**on, all of them Involving Comlong. M acArthur Thanks Occupation Troops On VJ Anniversary I ■; B Farben directors, accused the dye and chemical trust, world wide tn •cope, of being the industrial heart of the N ail war effort. Ha borrowed tha German’* own re ­ pression for I- G. Farben, “a state within a atata", because the company waa given such a pec­ uliarly Independent atalua by per­ sonal order* from Adolf Hitler. m%P»m\)rlng* to 20 the numbirof Htat# Departmmt worker* •* removed since July 1, 1946, for security reasons. The commission announce*out was contained in a letter to Chair­ man- Rce* (R—Kan*) of tb# House Clrtl Sendee Commltte* which ha* been studying em­ ployee loyalty. V \ i -» q .. i ■ D •-J v: - �T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 14, 191? THE 3ANFORP HERALD, 3ANFORP, FLORID/j •P A G E -T W O ■■.'.‘a-. The S a n fo rd H e ra ld Paying for Pensions T ru m a n C o n fe re n c e llrtU rW k < r « I'M* Oar I will depend UP°1’ toy* by this country •* * . ’ l l * Maul). of <hr. Kkri* K tlib ll4 f 4 la |M 4 rtU U k>4 *»llr • »«“»*! M la rta i fri- Tho princlplo o f n»tironu»i(l pay f o r w o rk e rs a tta ln in K aw* »»»**» J n o r t f l l p ' nge is beco m in g w idely aecoplorl in in d u atrln l, l u i w i riciiU . btisiriorts am i p ro fe ssio n a l c irc le s. A n n o u n cem en t by th e I l l M saw sll* l » a u u *««••! fla w a a l i n F o rd M o to r C om pany o f a n $H0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 pen sio n fund, d e ­ N t t K i ST. Ill* , al l b C a l o lll t, ta ils to la* set fo rt!; la te r, is good new s fo r in d iv id u als to be ■I l u l t r l . FtortOa, a t l t r l b A«i b e n e fit ted. „ I t ( • < ( » ■ • al M in i K l**T. B ut Im p licatu m * o f th is a n d o th e r s im ila r re tire m e n t MULtANII L. DK1.I p lan s a re not a lw iij.s-^ ttn iersto o il by th e public. A h in t ran** IIORDDS HKtM w as found in a F o rd o ffic ia l's s ta te m e n t th a t th e pension •1 >•)*••• M ta u tl v irtu a lly whs a jnflre lnerea.se. T h is p ro g ra m a n d s im ila r l U H t t l l T l n N IU T K I p la n s in all lineSj'will be c h a rg e d o ff to e x p e n se o f p ro d u c­ F a ra lla la A l i a a n Cr C arrltr. a a t l ---- — ____ V •** tio n . T he co n su m er, in c lu d in g th e pensioned, p a y s p ro d u c ­ Oar M . a l k ----- ---- ___________ f t tio n costs. T h is is trim , w h e th e r th e re tire m e n t s a la ry Is » n a Naalka ___.__________ I II fo r in d u stria l w o rk e rs o r f o r te a c h e rs a n d lib ra ria n s . P e n ­ II* M aalk*________________ Da* Y r a r ---------- --------------------sion m oney fo r t h t l a t t e r g ro u p com es c h ie fly fro m ta x e s A ll r k l l a i o a ailm r, n i 4 > "< T h a t fo r m in is te rs is c h ie fly p a id in by p a r is h io n e r s -w ho f k m W r . ( M u l a t t o s * a u k i m l i n a l have’'earned" it th e h a rd w ay a n d g iv en it b u F ljn fiiiT fS T /f T ' n U r U l i a n l i ( a r I k * * a r * a a * »l I*U I» C lu w la. w ttt'l> » ( b a r e r * »er fu ttd s r M rr* * to r a k rrrllrla a ra irr F in an ced re tire m e n t is a d m itte d ly d e sira b le . I t m u st lalaak > ra> M r<r Haptraraia- b e realized, how ever, t h a t th e w ide w o rk in g o f th e pension Ultk. lar.. Tkr llrralJ to Ifcr aaOaaal if; 14 al a k ir t lM s a idea in tro d u ces a new f a c to r in to A m erican econom y. T he Ofllrra ar* M ltlrlM k la Ifca lar»- co st of iiving’ia f u r th e r p u sh e d u p by th e need to a c cu m u late •a xr ta r lM riora ta [p e n sio n re se rv e s. T h is m a k e s it" h a rd e r f o r 'in d iv id u a ls to l W a lt 'p u r s u e th e ir ow n t h r i f t sch em es fo r " ra in v d a y s " . T ru e . l a l Saw t a i •l . T k. Hr ra ti U a aariafcrr *« »»« th e v a re not faced w ith q u ite th e sam e n e c e ssity a s fo rm e rly , laaM lalH lira * aafclrk I* ratlllra i f th e y a re to lie ta k e n c a re o f by pension. B u t it m u st be n i l a i l u l r la Ifcr aaa far »»»*kltratios , ( all *k* In a l a t" * ra la iti fa re d th a t th e p e n sio n e r, a n d ev ery b o d y else, p ay s f o r la Ikla a a u i|a * « i, aa m il ar all su ch se c u rity . OF a r m iWralrfcra. People, a s a ro le, fin d th is f a rt d iffic u lt to accep t, f o r it has becom e u h a b it to accep t th e a d v a n ta g e s o f a h ig h THURSDAY, A il. 14, 1»*7 s ta n d a rd o f liv in g a t a iow level e f cost. T h e public, w hile " BIBLE TERSE FOR TODAI en d o rsin g p en sio n s, m u s t i>e p re p a re d to p a y fo r th e m . P e n ­ NOT MUCH OK A LIFE CAS sio n m oney lias to be e a rn e e d b efo re i t c a n be d isp en sed . BE •BUILT ON TUB 8 U im K C SANDS OF AN EVIL CHARAC­ Indian Economics TER: Thou upholdrtt m e in mine in te g r ity.— Psalm 4 1 :1». N ew re g u la tio n s f o r im p o rts in to In d ia w ill c u t d eep ' THE WAITING . in to th e ir su p p ly o f .b o th n ec e ssa rie s a n d lu x u rie s, sa y s a n |F n n Tb* IVaslitajton ViM) id wfcat « U u p < R ftetaa 7 n V i & 'W im p o rte d w n - ' | f wR L ttt * n / olbrr sight, ned goods, b o ttle d b e v e ra g e s, p r o p r ie ta r y m edicines, to b a c ­ Attrr supper, H J. co p ro d u cts, co sm etica. h o sie ry , c u tle ry , d o m estic h a rd w a re , When sk* h«» ratten up to put thv m o to r vehicles a n d ra d io s. All" o f th e s e a rtic le s a r e b a n ­ took ■ « w ij— Sk* •u n til—vftraktd. dixrsugh : — n e d now, nn d a q u o ta s y s te m re g u la te s th e im p o iia tio n o f Her Usable# rl4u r* bioJtriog _U»r several o th e r ite m s. E x p o rt tr a d e of th e U n ited S ta te s w ill •lrkt .. s u f f e r n Sizable re d u c tio n a s a re su lt o f th is m ove. And 'tarn*, full «u lbs empties**, -Serious re s u lts w ill b e fe lt w ith in In d ia , too, w ith p an ic b#r far* \i: b u y in g undep w av a lre a d y .' W e alth y u p p e r class an d m iddle (Sk* it otdrr thau Sr Ibourbt.l Of what »traD(r buried r « < » • class people a r e h o a rd in g v ita l a rtic le s a n d m a te ria ls w hile Ik tbr al'.tht S3overarot tbit. »br th e low er c la sse s s u f f e r fo r th e ir hick. W hen th e ir g o v e m - m 7 ~ 3 n s r u * U fu a —w u r it. iw sail mat* frrrnc* HU ** c o ts* w h ic h Lobar Dtpkrttncnt <■ . | firiaU hav* declared wiU mk*o a cut of onk-lhird to on*-hall n the d*parim«ni'» pajTwl. A . a r t mil of iC m offkiaia tay, lha Dirnion of bor htam lardt Will b* and operation* of 0,h,r,. i reduced. The Labor Mandard* division ha* b*«n making itudici dk aling wiih «f«ty ,nd 0,hlfr -1' dust rial m atiart. It I* b ru th n l on floor* or otijrj pieces where rnaehe* appear , t l dries Jo a varnikh-ltk* b w .ih tj Johnston, a rhrihltt, ta y t it kg), ronrbtv that walk on it anytjjj during that txrhsl. , Th* vain)sir can b* n*sh*4 c(j with water liut he says it hard scrubbing. H* reports the fam ish coiftain* a titrv* p.,f. ton that p tr a ly m cockroaoVn and due* root harn] other tr.ii in th* concttitration used for roaches. •• Johmton produced tLV p__ varnlih,,«*'a result of an *pp^ front hi* titte r Mr*. G. DshiLt,t who ’is in charge of a nurstr; Tucson. Aril. Sh* had tropy, with roaches and did not wk*t H uta roach poison* because of riiir to th* lim e ones. She wrote br brother her*, who Irctds a Rn chemical specialty company, y. said tlx ntontht research js. auced the reach ktlleh. Speaking on th* M<ond anniv trta ry of V-J Day, Mr. Tnuna.r raid h« had anticipated "hen h« announced th* »urr*nd*r of Jepautw o y*an ago th*< th* P**^1 or d talh through hu:>rrr‘r would bar* b*tn Mciirtly «*tah»:»h- cause th* Russian authorities td- by thig-- tiro*-. H# »aid he re- provided her mother with Bikta to »ay that it «•* not. cijuate food and fu«i." Bui h« ha* net abandoned, his A suspicion that Princess belief, h* added, th»t ih* na- mint might have been peh dona will «v*ntu»lly accomplith by persons seeking hur Wi a peace for. th* ten*fit of cii had been expressed by the th*_ peoples — of ih*- world. . . . Army’# e r I m 1 nst 1 invest! Th* President »*id he h » a n « '*i , -1|U w|nl« tlswy were had any doubt about th* w ttdon i( jur **tima:cd of dropping atomic bomb* on 4^ , , ^ belonging to the Japanese cities sine* h* n r * * * cess, — llet son, l*rmce herd it saved th* live* of -W.Ofsj Von Bchoenaieb^arolatn deck I.v 4*r*ia. had h f " ; " ^ T ^ w 'r.ev rs* co n feren ce covered' « m s l o d g i n g s Ucriin. j wide range of other questions: Polilits—the President said t»had not approved any sit* f"* R A D I O P R O G B A I Btailon WTUU tne Democratic National Connec­ tion in 194S. arbiing that i* » Tfcat>4>s Bvrtiiu* m atter for the Party's t t l »>!• D«y Conmtittc* decide. He skid. t: J Twliiabt koUK ---------------- —to ---------he will be in favor .uf any to y t ti i iuvh a .s »h t:S4 b p u iti 1 'a n d e the committee select*- . »u .nsilni As for a new chairman- »• »,ri 1:49 News event Robert E. Ilannegan re 4dk.-AH_yiii-UQ . signs a* head ° r tb*, cimh»lrie-.l . ‘j^ i n . AinJsssadon a*. TViac Arthur Speech Publiahers Aualtlary ln *h«g0Uth' * HI__ m rm * in* up th . Labor D*p»rtmro». That was on* of the A«WpUsJ>* mctii* of Cmirr***, b* aalo. Quickly ihrn. Hr. T*“ra*n * r •d Ihkl ha bat no diJutA ,h\ V l q* Labor Department will eventually, that it ran t h* P*T* mar.rntly torn up. , , Cougrct* ma4k Appropriations W* sat ort the porch of a pleas* ant home in a amall inutw*ater;> community one evening reecnriy, discussing the goals toward which the cilirens of every town should work—better schools, greater civic participation, moie pride In com­ munity. Our hostess was one of those conscientious ciri: leader* who sees dearly the problems and failures of her town and is doing more than her share to rlimiusle them. "Our* newspaper could help," she commented, "but wo can t aeein to get th* editor interested." W r asked for ■ epezrfle example. "Just a faw months ago." aha explained, "al let of us were both­ ered b r ih*-*nrt>ke nblrtiFfj-w * have a lAt of amall fvfh.rfaa In town. "1 saw fhe editor at a dinner Municipal Airport. A live party and asked him about it. 'E d/ m|UI .................................................. gonUact and about' 7>0 ba»«i>»ll plfint fit L u fk in . TfiXi, w h ic h t u r n s o u t lli>out 50,000 to n s n I Hid. ‘why don't you h iv t a player* are involved. II tbi* d**J y e a r. T h e re a r e m an y p la n ts m a n u fa c tu rin g k r a f t a n d up about tha smoke nuiasnceV He goes ibiougb, it will }»« » >**1 O th er p ap ers. T he S o u th s p u lp nnd p a p e r in d u s trie a a re *,w u WM * k00^ ,dft* bul m a rc h in g on.— T h e N ew O rle a n a S t a t e .. ever cam# °f it. A pparqulr h*s ither in Sanioid** c*P afraid of the factory owners. There teemed pH point in tirin g Tbe Ju .c c e 'P ^ a rirn rm ha. de­ to explain what was obvious Tb a TOO LA TE TO CLA SS cided to inveitigtte high p ri« . newspaper man but diffi nli for a By HUB9FLL KAY layman to understand. Editor did They m a y - b*\.interested.in a i«probably did think a ‘ write-un ' port published in Wednesday’s p* Picking up my Northwest Flor- There la no atmosphere of the waa ■ Rood Idea, but then he ask­ p en that individual incomes have Ida tour w her, I left off last I penal institution, no uniforms, no ed himself some questions. increased from 40 billion beloie column at Panama City, 1 found guards. The boya live In a clsan, . First, just what Is a "writa-up" t £rt’1rtb ,n d . development of wholesome settlax tha*. cannot (be war to 193 .billion this year, this Gulf Coast 'metropolis truly) hslp-but bring out tha best that Is an all time high amaalng. It has nb<ut taken up In them. They, learn worthwhile who gae* a demonatraiisn of th* ih:; . ^ th# slack causetkbv the closing of* trades, hava ampla opportunity fur best in public relatione in their and gracious marine, of greet­ The city ol Ucsls is planning ,h |Pl'lrd * »n,l rednetion of recreaiiim ami from every, stand- easyand their maalsrful control of (0 meet at least a pact ol in military personnel that during the point the school ts a credit lo the ing the many derail* that go lo make war years turned it into a madstate and to thosa reaponsible for such an event financial prcblcms by levying * a aucrevv. it# management. gaibage t*«. We don't know jutl With the leadership of It# present industrial growth i* Also at Marianna we visited th*Honored Florida Publicity sud rublic how popular S garbage tax will sound and of a permanent nature Florida Caverns State Park a t Relations Association for the en­ be. Some people might say,. "Just and aa a tourist resort It is grow- guests of the Florida Forest and suing y*ar, I con think of no way ___ m___ Fark Service. Thla amazing na»leave the. garbage lay,” wad cc- Ing,! by leap* and bounds. Ita ___ beathes are equal to any , to be| ural attraction is oraeticaliy un- to advance thg arganiiulkm'a wel­ fure to p*y the tax.. But one Lmpd on th# Gurf C-taal while known lo most Floridian* aod the fare than to continue th«M, tour# of thing is gSftnin, ib* *ity can't sportsmen find it, a veritable purs visitor front out of atata seldom visual education Inaugurated I by immediate pr*dece*iu«-. Frank 1 collect ‘gsrbsge if Tt doesn't h a .c dUe'. Tile beach srra aittaci* heart of it. Located three mile* my countless thousands during the north of Marianna, th* nark U Wright; for to KNOW Florid* | the money to hiie the men to do summer *e*#on and mnstrurtiuti -- _ open tho year round. While th* vou must 8EE Florida. it. 4 U ? -! Jits been unable to keep up with underground caverns a rs not aa oxthe demand for accumulation*. tensive or developed M those uf P Us i d e "b p~AilN (i 1 Are you one o( those who ts rty made up of publicity Carlsbad or Mammoth t ’ave, they waiting for a new car? then public relattona men nnd writt­ offer equal Interest and entertain­ TALLAHASSEE. Aug. I t, b T — The Florida Railroad aod Public you should be interested in the en from all aecliona.of the Mate ment. Skillfully lighted, with well con­ Utilities Commission annoupcod rrpert that automobile prodqrlion waa tremendously imprrracd v/ith the whole area »e traversed. Mtiny • trail*, thra* wonderful today a public bearing will be held -x j* a! a new low level (or this time of them were making their first structed caves present n never-ending f f year at C |0 wvrkcit stay olt trio Into this section of Florida fairyland of weird and unusiud for- Sept 9 at Bl. Cloud on operation of the S t Cloud exchangs of tb* the job on account of the heat. and because of this first hand uatlona with 'atalagtRas and sta- Florida TsltphoM Corjiurmtioo of of its charms, beauties lagroltca glistening in lha lighted However, no one would get mad­ knowledge and advantage* they will he able passage ways that seem to wind der than CIO auto workers >( to inform othsrt with aiHhentic through n labyrinth of avenues farmers stayed off the job be- data and Information etou; this without beginning or end. It is JU U O D E 'S K D IU R O H S probably Florida’* only completely .Cause it was too hot to work in favored territory. ■ i r A ny • • If it’s food you want, the finest nlr-ctmdltloned attraction for th* the fields. obtainable, perfectly pr .pared and temperature remains a? approxi­ — v S T T m An t e l T m T rmrved. you atop at Cdrsoni, loc­ mately S3 degree* Fahrenheit at We have had several inquiries ated on the Cutf Coast Highway a alt time* regardless of the tem "DArf pe 7 n u r . s o lately aa to why the naiiow sheet short distance north of Panama peraturn above ground, .— sehicb baa U s beew appeartflf lately[C ityr w*>l j , ™r-wdi find m ry — tn^addition to th# tntareitlng H E 'P M E ^ M t our piper. We ordinstily uic thing from a hamburger on a bun and enchanting carerno, thla InriU Ik lf ME T # THWKtft* io atuffed pheasant and a courte­ inx State Park has natural rock a 35“ roil. 5 2 ^ “ roll .n d a 70" ous, appreciative management that garden*, wild lif*, histone*) values H t f N P E HA?»T‘ o ' toll lot our (our. tix sml e»*’>t is genuinely concerned about your and recreational faciiittoi that papers rctpeclively. But due patronage. Our gtoop dined there make It a paradise for tha lover o f , L 'r t N ' / / the newsprint shortage, we are and we were so Impressed with the nature and lha out-of-door*. Those *r food, th# service ami the sincere who hav* not visited Florida Cav­ always able to obtain the a v hospitality that era went on record erns B u t* Park have tlxa which we want, and have -with • resolution of approval th at a remarkable attraction and on* of which tho atata way w*U bo > use what we can get. TWhett w m unanimous, A highlight of oar trip was a p ro u d .. • have four page* with a three visit to th* Florida Industrial Upon our arrival a t C avern fly sheet in lha middle we School for. Boys at MsrUnr*. Tho Slat* Park w* were warmly greet­ w a r a d3” roll. When w* average person thinks of tt a t S ed h r a delegation representing ciiht page* with two ol "reform school" or "(ail" for jirv*- offikals of both the Bt»U Forest delinquent*. While it it matn- A Park Service and the Florida narrower than |hg others. nilo tainod for socially handicapped Forest and Fork Association, the > -x boy ia-o a ,6 4 y i^F oS H S oT or . w ith two o l tarns thkre. It la In no>te n ia a J a il th e splendid ptocrasa peogroi mode tn prd_____ h r o n i l s , On th# contrary. , under tho a hie vidTror thla atato with a Credltabis A nlonTiflXfUKT «MeLn*eW8Print* Secretary of suggestion NFAV YORK - p p | Johnalwir, an rx-G l, o r New’ y U( City, bs* toad* a paint that kijj, rose he*. lojrrthrr on • kelf-brtp t'1*"In blunt language. Trum an .accused Congrc** * ** r How About A “Write-Up?” concern o v er p ro d u c tio n , th e iThurfton m a y be im proved. hop* to bear? Tbr dm »b* await* will not rrturu T he A m erican w o rk m an , w hose livelihood d ep en d s on Ip tbi* or m i «h»r J**rth e dem and fo r h is p ro d u c t, n e v e r th ln k a o f th e loom -operIt la too U ti . . a .. ns a ,o r <,r atedl-m ili w o rk e r in Indin ns h a v in g a n y co n n ectio n aarh a** lib# tbr-otber, ! w ith his life. N o r does tint M .rshin o r H indu v isu alize a As * srvne, a.stone. link betw een h im se lf a n d th e ta r - o f f c itiz e n o f th e U n ite d —Yet atwsrs toward tb* roaring •» s u ite s . T he co nnection e x is ts , n e v e rth e le ss, te n u o u s a s a . . , s pi der web, s tr o n g a s steel, fo r ire tte r o r w orse. Thrrrll be lb*** tltoe*. Yfhen *h* wtll pause toia*"b»rr. Wioding the clock, Southern Newsprint Or atralfktenlng. a ebair. Wbetr the trill turn and T he econom ic w ell-being o f th e S o u th will be p u sh e d Or >w» to «* .' , Ills face upon_Ab» a h e a d a n o th e r sto p by th e $30,000,000 n e w sp rin t p a p e r m ill 1 1 0 W a r d o n i r r t .H . w hich, acco rd in g to an n o u n c e m e n t fro m B irm in g h a m , will Welle, iniists that he n | s h o rtly b e -c o n stru c te d in A lab am a. • a .w T .a n l i amateur *» * hullT h is m ill's Ind icated c a p a c ity is 100,000 to n s a n n u a liy . - j Bu. ss V - Lull art.It he A t to d a y 's r e ta d p rie w th is p ro d u ct w ould h a v e a v alue **• " ^ ___H , o f 7H >oiir|9r000,00o. T hl# wHl l>e, th e re fo re , a new indua« a clkH by* liVmawll. tr>’ o f c o n s e q u e n c e .u tiliz in g a ra w m a te ria l th a t is p le n tifu l Plans at* u^3tr ~way hete to a n d c o n s ta n tly renew ed, nn d p ro v id in g a hom e p ro d u c t f o r M Yctk G*nl» (or a hom e m a rk e t t h a t u*e* se v e ra l m illion tona o f n e w sp rin t sign up t winter training school at the a n n u a lly . on .MarahalKa Roach Killing: Paint Has Been Discovered ’ If ffffetipIMMt i rtiH» paftl flpMTl 1 tools qf or ronrefts to Ideologies which ignore or contest these —an editorial, a discussion ih his giwat moral values. personal gossip column, a • news By conducting yourselvea with story, a feature atory, or pertjaPt a fine sence of self-respect, selfsome poetry? What about tb* confidence and devotion to-duty, subject m etier—waa It to he Pul- you have rendered Hie physical ted out of (he thin (though »mul>> subservient to eh* massed and In air. without facta, figiiiet and so doing earned the admiration uuotationa to give It foundation? of a free world and the lasting Most important, of what value Is i respect of your ' vanquished foe. a single diatribe? The only jaffec-' Tou have written an ennobltiv* way of fighting igaiuat amok* ing .chapter in human progress, or anv other civic evil i* a con- which will lead to the regenerturning campaign, ami a small pop- atlon, frmn the faUltim of war 4b lacks the peiionn.l to conduct to-.th* realism that la peace, oi onc I those million* inhabiting Japan a So Editor Ed. believing that a i ialanda. single com plaint abvuL I n .»** lL> SI It f1E(l M .m T Tlradltlc a In SsSv .Sews S )S Tony Psuoe ItiS ,to4 ,stl f l 1“ , et«U» i t i r i N«w« u . n n Miltsr T i . m,,.!*} I S « n l n g It t t Tour* I U U AH' tts* News lli> o ttixn Ot( I'tidas r- tika Bi#n On S ol t U r ly News SiOt Celerjr Cboppeis StSS ItCBseipan- SsU Hi-J.r* ot the l‘utp:# Ss*ej TigS N«w* ;,ft ynnrlsc S;J* News gerened* tie* tienris* ieranativ St IS fcttichlag Time Si>» Slorniflg Devotions ItS S -S b w ile S fe MwtUsiJoB. The Book of Happy Storir Goodrich Schedules llnicui Negotiations U. N. Meet W O O D M E N of the W O R L D life Insurance Society to out A m t M x c n D i i i m i f t ^ " to bargtln mi ‘ More than 2.000,000 Itlvn in Mexico d ly , would return to headquarters snld. ■ ' a S ta .......... « * > XH. J. PIN' - Office Phon lid Sooth Park Avenue 1305-J Sanford Florida T b? work, J,* --- m nj.ni 'r iif iii ■ — CuLtM| ‘9;6» •*•»* . „ „ is li.u u s s it u i ty Vouts lists lulls IUU Bc»:« ........ ....__ W > O U 4H * nation. •if* *; British loan revision—No commeat. St., Lawrence W aterw ay—T-u. President said hfc StlU U for thie project and ha* been for it for 14 yeai». “ Budget Veview—Berised Tiu^Jel estimate* for the current fiscal rear will be ready in 10 or 15 days. == =^" . list jil<»J__ 1 ° •>! An th is an n itar*!«• ?«•«» not indicate enough interest to M r y r i extend ray profouad adt:tS Hammy K aye make the subject newewotthy, let miration and gratitude. You may S .l* to.ifp er* Mrsnade l t ( S IViirnan'* World (he m atter drop. . j be asiured that history, the final isios N,»* The Incident interesti «* Ucause '.arbiter_ between alt tfnngi right J(l!«S IlswaiOm J1*todi«* it illustrate* the utter failure " f *“«l *u . thing# wrong, between IDitf Tun** Y«u'v« 'H»qu»*i»J civic leaders to jndetstutoi the fact and fancy, aucceaa and fall- Foul Play Denied In K * 31 ;oin « Milwtl** newspaper's role in a campaign ure, will not misjudge nor forget, tl «» lar't Os TI*.ling Death Of Princess IZiVS KtW* for community betterment. Whru t t : l S \V**i«rn Rnuiuhp the issue is abstract ami undocu­ BERLIN. Aug. 14 U F l-T h a S o | " f t mented th# citizens th?rotc1v*s Price Prediction viel Newr Bureau quoted P r in * l,lW must band together and take the cess Caroline Carolath as saying] l:M r«u> a cr * Initiative by making it eoncrvte, irn iM H * «»m fee* o m i by documenting, and by ibtreby between encouraging "an intelll- her mother, Princes* H e rm lre 'j'J * Hr " » r {? JJv»lc creatfng new*. Editor Ed can gent program of stimulating pro­ di^d of natural cause, and -no ,H Ji»*I N ew t 6* * ul‘d’ then nick It up Ih both bis r.ews duction" and continuing to allow tout pilay i or starvation wo* in- »:•» Hsr Non* Ranch ' ii« s News and editorial columns with the full “private rationing" of such prod- volved." knowledge ■th at he Has aubttan- ucta aa automobiles, gasuline and ■ Princess llermin* was th* wid S SI lltloU le rv b lu m i S i l t #> I*r«u'1lr M's Hail tial support, with confidence that steel 1ow of Germany's 1st* Kaiser. I l i t * Xlsrch Tim* he can count on a steady flow of Princes* Caroline'# statement S;(9 Howard Parlow Wolcott suggested that th* Unlammunition until the battle is won. for foreign accounts until the came from Frankfurt on tha 4:«4 Newt —Publishers Auxiliary. ted State* "alow down" on burring rider, in th* Russian tone, whofe SiOl I (SO Club I ’.OS U r t l N .w t need* of the home mark*: have ah* went to receive th* body t i l l N ovetty Time been met. Continued purchase* of her mother, who died there last ti>« M«et (be Hand H eat W ave lt« » IJilIv C last'ct for forelrn use, he claimed, ar* Thursday. According to SNB, Carotin* S is# N ew t I.* I h , D ay one of the reasons for prevailing ( i' m Dm M (IKH !*»■• O w i asserted that three doctors, two high prices. sldenta of the midwest, deceit.led If labor continues i t s :demands aerinans and a Russian, c e r ti­ on disgruntled easternem. I>r- C h a rle n L . P« for higher wages, Wolcott said, fied ■that Hcrmin* died nf a ' Boaton reported a high Wed­ "Labor will be th# loser In tb% heart attack "following two days' Optometristnesday of 99 and New York City tong ru n because prjductlun costs, illness of purulent infieramaticu Sanford AlUntlc Bk. BU tl 97, wlth.no relief forecast for th# and consumer prim*, rise with of th* tonsils, combined with Hours: 9-1X 1-B Phone f •astern states until friday n ig h t wages.* ap ab sety ." - I Set. 9-1* But tho cooler w*ath«r ia un Sh* said she "protested and de­ He suggested that Clark inquire Ryes Examined • Glass** tho way, th* Weather Bureau "the possibility of collusion in nied all rumor* of violent de*:h. **fd. Widely scattered thunder­ into showers and seasonably, normal tome Industries to b ^ - it. prices tempereturse wsre forcast for a higher than are justified by in­ wide section of th* Midwest to- creased production costa." "We Hill hope to Uch rent con­ '* “ ‘ ‘the not them TJ.; " - trol by next M*r-h, when th# --- ■ present rent control lqw expiree," wero moving, aoitwsrd, Wolcott rgfd. "Bat if the* hurting eu said, serosa northern problem hasn’t been licked by then. * ...... . and northern Indiana and it may be n t m u r v to extend would extend southward t-toignt control*, especially la area* wherw with ‘the wind owing around it there are shortages and where the northw est hardships would result on tenants There were report* of scatU rci If control* were taken off." soaking rains In some localities, Any extension of rent curbs, ha the forraster sold, notably in intimated, would includ > an exist­ extreme southern ' Kantav, th# ing provision allowing percent In­ Oklahoma and Texas panhandles, crease* by "voluntary" agreement Were they each chapters In a book, southeastern -Colorado ami In betw een'tenants and landlords. northern Michigan and Wisconsin. . Wolcott said that o' tenant claim* paid by the Woodmen of the Wq The corn Uslt generally was re­ should not -xgree' to * 1$ percent - would tell thousand* of happy storif ported as still needing mulatur*. boost if ho doe* not believe U Jus­ however. tified. ; hom es eawed. families kept together, f For the Northern and Middle Atlantic states where given college training, couples protect some worker* left or were rent from waul In old age, etc. borne from their Job* yesterday because a f the heat, continued tem peratures In tho high Vtf’a le t Ih* local Woodmen rupreeeoiaflrs pai your name on war* forecast for today. The Gulf AKRON, a / An'g. H (*>— a page oi lUe book ol happy alorioa. Aak him to explain S tates also would remain warm Contract talk* between -the B and humid the Weather Bnrcau F. Gimdrich Co. and the Unitedbow yon can build financial security with aaie, aounA CIO Rubber worker* of A m erki legal m i n i Woodmen Bhe tnenranco protection, win begin Monday in Cleveland, d e e enjoy Woodcmil'e halernal and nodal boneBU. L. 8. Buckmastgr, inUrniltonsi union president, announced today. Th* company auddtnly capitu­ ( Ca a H w i d trwai P a c t f l a t ) tives of th# United States by alt lated yvttcrdey to demand* of thu means try to got a decision which union that Its **v*n plants tr th* question uf which the URWA ]a bargaining has no relation considered for a single m anor OMAHA. NEBRASKA Ininf . prerioui’j i S i "nhvaWmlby |B |» r . art home and tha caverns. i i r t ^ ^ n j h w the first for the occa st. iM tthat, i ’llt Iloo, DO. iis f the President ssaid (icaiion Act as. i « n as he winds a m atter for (he committee. He declined To say whether Secretary of Agriculture Ander­ ___ son will ( t i e Hann*gsn’a commit­H tee lob. bus said he thinks very highly of Anderson. F orreslal—Navy Secretary botre tta l will take osth as fWcn;* rary of Defense under the umup soma naval m atters. Th; President said h e ’ may announce A new secretary of the navy at his next naws conference. - • : ’-'vm �! THURSDAY. AUG. 11. 1947 ' THE SANFO RD H ER ALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA J U JU M M Social - Personal And Calender — "* Mo n d a y Th* W. M. a. of the F lr.t Baptist Church will meet a t 8:30 P.M. The program ' will be under the direction of Circle No. E* With Mr*. H. T. Thomas in charter. Alt women are invited attend this meeting. The Sun*, Junior G, Aj and Junior A.e Will also meet in their respective places 'a t . 3:30. The Prayer Band of the Prtabyterisn Woman's Auxiliary will meet at the church at 3:30 P.M, Th* regular business ami Inspirit, ional meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary will be held at 3:30 P.M. a t the church. v, TUESDAY The R. W. Ware Bible Class of a First Methodist Church will _its a covered dish supper at the church at 1100 P, M. with Mrs. J . IL TtndrJ, Mrs. P. II, Wyatt and Mrs. Alyce Ashdown as hoa- Biff Group Reported At Country Club A large group attend, it tho oarberue held at the Seminole Countrv Club yesterday afternoon and evening. It was reported today by Charles Potter. Clyde Ttrwilletter, club pro, announced that the Activities e r5 o n a l served woo. cox*r*d_wjth.^,wiute- o f 4 U o f “a W ^L taois.w il, I damask cloth ami l,n the rtditer weie branched silver cundelnb-’j holding burning pink l*|ier». Plnti coral vine was used for d*cnr»ting the dining room. Tlie dinner Wa* eaten at small table* 111 the ■un porch. Assisting Mr*. Me.Klnnon in serving were Mrs. Rosa Mnikwoird and Mr*. H .'II. U cC lillR latte In the evening the honored couple w*» presented «i|ver candle holder*. Those invited io tie with Min* Dibble amt Mr. Itiownleo were Mr. and Mrs. 8. F, Ihbhla, Marguerite Dibble, and Rhode* Spell of Del.and, Richard Wing of Providence, It, I., Dr. ahd Mr*. E. D. Brownlee, Mr*. Mark wood and Mr*. McCaslin. FA R E TH REE ■ Engaged Couple Is Plans Underway For Honored With Dinner Club Dance At Inn Mr. and Mts. V*. M. McKinnon entertained no Saturday for Mist Betsey Dibble and tin n y Btownlre, Wlivse ell gage me n l was lecently announced, with a buffet supper at thrh- home on Magnolia Ave­ nue. Beautiful arrangements of pink roses and fern were used In Kav Shoemaker is visiting with the living room and sun (Hitch. Tfie table in tin- dining room his uncle and aunt. Me. and Mrs. from which th e supper W*» J. S. Thorpe, in Ml. Tiitxjr, N, J. It J--- 1 f 1 T*» ii.iidc oi. p-»,iul:ii SteWni Maiiit. snij Ids inrhfMra of (>r; IS-11. .‘ -I BROADWAY tt> JACK irUKIAN laud., will be’ henr-l when the bun NEW YORK Elia l.ognii, tif­ ft>rd_ Haili ami Teoid* Club htihli fing with her producer, I jo* S ibiifH eroirtl >luii,r at the Mayfuu aoti. bo** of the inuskfli "I itdnn's I P It wa* announoed today *■> Itninliow," spent a Saturday eve the Inn The dance \jni l>e hel I ning in n high dudgeon in Te.unity on .•'aioqbry fiom lyinO I*. M. one instead of tlx- Idth blrejl until '_• iHi M, fei stub mem Theater. . . Elia art (Veil five min­ utes late, she said, and the man '•i nod their guest*.Tie i .uiindltee t* makinc p y|i- nt-ement enforced un Euiio ml HR_ _ iinr that pci fio tun t »nb-i Ioaiob. ..HHL - to r-«■ httgcvYrowd ‘mil ipi-iulj,. nre aaktd U, e*11 ‘ I lie I healeC n half bout t . for,. niUct f,,i yeaeivalion*. ■ Follow- cm tain lime,-. . . N ut’iiluctl doubt tlust Ella ami. thc.j-inw will i*uHj lit ti>c dimvv * w in ioi,iig i...-, lJom l aiitl "l/ieakfact' wi'j li company ,liine t when fieg t ‘ trac t ends. served in I lie dining loom t)no or the s t i l l of i -h tw rtp pmachtng Chicago ha* t**fu*ed t.i appear llien- amt the inaitay elite lit jhinks kin- tlu> some UltcX'd tllbsl pertiiuicult dislike ,>r fright »>f two Windy City.......... . p.icdtiK iterjticsT . . . She refused to uppem there a veur'ago In a not h e ntu-i cid. Claude Rains -lipped in li Nt c Yotk for n day Indwceo va,alBHc mg on hi) IVnnsylvama fai n . . Alexis Thompson, you N't :ntl!h>ftniie spoils piomoier soil • ife sii- * tit fVsrW” frfir>he is^ ill er and the supper ws* served in slid confined to the Feinald ■the cluh house, on the menu |iir- taughton Me nTf-rlal". Hospital. oared by the cluh chjf was bar­ Mr. and Mrs. 11, J. l.ehman becued beef, pork and lamb, baked bean*, potato salad, cole slaw, have returned from Crown Point, olives. pickMs, hot roll** r>d coffee. Ind. where they spent several Following the supper, gates. wrtc week*. played and dancing enjoyed by iht Mis* 1-aurs Mae Brown, Mt-u member* present. Those attending were Mr. and Jean Crowd*/ and Mrs, C, C. M r*..J.I). Neill. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Henderson spent today at D al­ Koumillat. Mr. ami Mrs. If, R. tons Bench. Porn*. Mr. and Mrs. G. K McCall. Mr. and Mra. E. F. Ionic, Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. S. J, l.ynfh and Mrs. John Meisch, Mr. ami Mr*. *iin, Justin;- returned tuday from Kov Holler, Dr. and Mr*. A. W- Ml. -Tahur and New York City Ko*. Jr., Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. !,*fciety te g u lar, mail., up with Jo h n ; they have lieen spendiup fler, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C arrs- wliero te ste s. i'erotiai ow nri El Murueco, s f . : iii-iut two mouths. way. Mr. and Mrs. A. J Williams, le r their rhubaili « ,e r Tliompmu i n a n n o u n c e m e n t Mr. and Mrs. DaviiteSri’lth. Mr. son's mu Iteing allow. .1 In’ the Mrs. Clyde Terwillrgar, Dr. swank saloon In u sports jurki-t. ALTAMONTE • and Mr. and Mr*. Sf. I,. Wright and and Mrs. T. F. McDani •!*, Mr. Sod son, Cullen, plan to leave Friday Ml. and Mrs. Edward Boy. Wd- ; . . Theali-i- Guild will proseyinj SPRINGS NEWS Mrs. Kov Mann, Mr. rf>id Mm. for Shelby and Gaalonbt, N. C. Iink announced Uslnv the bit ill n guy they say has i>, , n tty RDM THOMAS John Galloway and Mr. and Mrs. Where they wiU visit with rvla* M b s . it. D. McI n t o s h , j r . of twin sun*, ttolwli l’lelil and n* a newspaperman tn order lit FI. B. Smith. live*. HOLLYWOOD. Aug It 1/lY- Ittc haul_Wight, on Aug. I'J nt the get Oftklevs In their -III.Vt*. ' ‘Mr. ami Mrs. T. P. Wallow, Jr. Also Mr. and Mrs, J, S. Stuck. Frank Morgan may have found Feinsld’ iuiughiiin Meniurlut Ho-Iisent last week end in Miami, Mr. and Mrs. George Maiden, Mr. Mrs. H. A. Su-inmeyer and her fortune in the yaeiit race* to Bilal 'li*. Wdlink wilt I*- I'Mrs. Sam llintiphern formerly and Mrt. Edwin ShlnhoDer. Dr. two slater*. Mis* Kuitjco Walker good I I nt C j I T f f R J b m e i . d * j e d . as dha .funner• Ala’ ? . « « • ! ' • ........ 'o f Altamonte,. now of . Bowline wpd Mrs. I(arry WovtLuO, Dr.-ami of nf Suwfoid Cut#ju.I and 'U.L. Ilf » Mr*. W. ‘ f:*C Wlgk.. for a teal Mississippi Rivet -how I G reetC R y.'l* VAItlng KyVatJfCr Mrs. O.X. Bark*. M r.'.nd 1Mrs. It lei of Tallahassee, aie visiting le *av* h r* r''iiik' tb ■d til- lioat. Blent, stilt worn out front th-' hunt «s u vocation attinrhm fetMrs. Clarence I,. Horne, and other L. Perklna. Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Wal­ ■dative* in Greenville and Ab­ Uin. said he found Operating a its guesti*. . . . Owner Moil Menru relatives In tpntral Florida. ler High and Mr. and Mrs. Potter. iiuut is toti much of a lutiincs* iri -eher has nursisl ltie idea .for - piu.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goddard and Also Mrs. Camilla Bruce and tiie beville, 8. C. fur sevrral weeks. , big Happy Birthday and •‘like running a factory," He time, leason being llliU I f win on family are vacationing in Sara­ Missat Betty Lvdbeter. Janet llel* Mr. and Mr*. M. I- Batumi and is going to sell Ihe yacht when old Showhortt art or hint self- i>m-k sota. tel. Camille Ratten, Pat Schulte M. L Ratarn, Jr. will I n n In tho it leluiti* line. He w*ill |dan* a when. . . . Bandleadbe Vaughn l.ysfta Ann McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Myers are M a r i a n n a Springer, End»l*v Monroe, stuck uni-xpeiteilly iiver visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Meisch and Dorothv Powell, and morning for Junalu iks, N. C. u> trln to Tahiti this year- -hut on a nlght in a town wjileh dtall nt i. Brown. Mr. Myers Is a Sergeant Bill Herndon. Jame* Ridge, Hugh •Pend a few daya with their daugh­ freighter, mi ml you. George is bark at MGM for the oti i n « to m n ain annnyino’is; in-iem uiti dlplutuniirally naitHin the U.' S. Marine Corps, and Wkalchel, Roy Wiiliams, Mike amt ter. Ann. who’ha* been ther e fur the past six week*. She will sc- first time slnrr he made ‘'I ’he "lltijlv t ’ Ibxpect* to leave for Pearl Harbor John Whelchel. Mark Cleveland, company wq.mI only luifimni f ’T-tir— thest home.___________ JbwtSwt-Vi it11.with flir tn-ttnrbtrtn will: .:nh to th e h u n t's treat hull I. . . "Ye*, the first of September. Mr*. My- Hueh Whalehhl. Jr.. crisis ft faces." F,| Hi II. He 1* apiuaring tn “Lux. TTjrwUt-rcninlJi In AlUhldnIe~wiii t'rusliy and Bot> ILipe fiist I run." teplhst the hones: fellow. Ray Fox, W. I*. Board, U. W. Sir. and Mr*. J. M. Leunnid ami uiv Ltner," which, t» now ho ie* sawBine { her parents, while. Sgt. Myers ’-Roail To Rio" without uti “ ‘Imt I h ate to do It 1 - f H ,■ you'll Silencer, Gone Smith and G. W; two children and Mrs. Ilcm k lla turneil from Honolulu. Ami hem overseas. e and thought t! wa.i their think a fte r you've .eeit it that I'm Austin. Leonard plan to leave this week­ la another uuirk • • Getugd ap •lidirn. Fellow McLellan returned to Al­ w ni't ever. But prevt'a crowds a liar." end fur Abinglon. Va. and Blue- neared tn a rm jnniunl idiu of the and I'm amount Nm limit Corwin'- unit > -cripls tamonte Sunday, after a visit in ctami it is field. W. Va. where Mr., and Mrs. same title in 11*33, and in the cast the lie-l of the execs done regular) In Jacksonville of several weeks. “ Roads.” All of ur e being Cretlinivlovnkia. . . . lti- 'O n i f i was- -Frank Morgan. Mrs. 8, Burkholder I* n| the Trees* Lives Depend ta-onard and children will spend whi' ii proves you can’t juitv; your short time and M u. Henrietta Note nf Triuhtplt" , -ud irlrled fur own ifb-rls. ' 1* W[ll*cy Nursing Home in Orlando, Upon Capital Battle aLeonard will spend too lumalndar the celebration tbi* ni.-nth of tin John Garfirh! leaves Sept,15 to ■IV-re she I* convalescing fiom s of the summer with her daughter*. t Gi rman aut n-tnli i . m e . tin- i linn recent fall. establish hit iesid>*iico in New By JANE EADS York ami attend the premiers uf Mrs. I.aw re nee H. Brooking Har *;KI»s Of Death" sLirt* slowly, IW* 30 station*. nut WASHINGTON—Upon ihe "Body and Sout." n r open tn hut uind« up as one of th - moat rsturned from Pekin, III. Mr. and BANDLEADER Bh.-u r> !-i Tennessee Wtllinms"*'A Streelrur austH-ni-e filteil mnvlc* of the Mrs. Howard Brooking drove down it® Cnll.^l Desiiti" Di,t . I. John will son. Filmed In the east nb>nc ilw.-n't think Ilo- wintr Lai d with her. and will return to IVUn elm—most 'T*1'®* m?ypopular ih,r (al® of ,he Mints To IIouBewive> ilia lj tie r -in also instturt elastfs in motion plrluiines* In in for further in- omte at a taler date. Home Demonstration lute acting at the Aineriran “ Ibsuncrang" line*, it beats a traum a iUld lm.- inperlit tie- G'.-i Mr. and Mr*. A, C. M< Near and virtually every Main Street in Ant- WeeklyS pfrom reality which Hollywood emit ecia list. T a lls b a s .e * Academy o( Dramatic Art*. , , . create It is a sordid tale of jToofc* Island Casltm in Nov IL-hidit. family of Savannah, (ia. it ft Wed­ erlea. Bark beetles, whirh carry tho By Isabelle H. Thuraby Billy DeWolfe onlm-* IImt he'll and ceps, but it's well-rut fhar- The into Frank* t'n--. beSuvtxi nesday after spending a few day* prohaldy never make another pic artt-rs .-Yoke fascination. Vfct«|- h o n l f a e o ot* tliu Algun-pi'n, with Mr. and Mr*. B. D. McIntosh, fungus of the dread Dutch Elm CANNErTnUAVAS ture. Reason! Paianumt ha* djs- Malute. as a -tool plgeo.t. i* ar,V would entile cotiletitedly. at tfu Jr. and othrr relative* in Orlando. disease which ha* destroyed trees [ Mrs. Carrie Itninea I-ft Sunday * i,hJ n » J*lle NV,W There are several .says nf can­ eovered hi* talent* a* a good-will ■xinglv good. Su|i]»ortlng tie Bliiitt hotel’# slipper cloli, x to.tr liu,for New Bedford. Mo**, where Vork City and decimated tree* in ning guava*. They m a y b e eatmeil eiulsaary. A 3 hot t Uip tn *il. Louis Donlevy.. Colleen Gray and lfielr •ngaitr—retu rn ed t o ' f t — n r r r r r Nrw England and'O hio, havr al­ whi)|p. 'p ,letNt7~iir Unpi deit. They turtrt-d Into an esploitation • tour ant 'Vlttmart, the best aeru-n heel popularity as ,i» nflei llien ler, aha will siHUtd a few •re.-kx. may be halved. *eed* iemov*| |.y of Chicago, St, Paul, Minneapolis, In a lung dinw. c e le tu ity Imttgout to ui»-h a d r -, Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Mitch- ready lieen found here. Though the fungus has not means of the dilver oc fruit prres. Buxton ami other towns. The pop­ g r f r that it will be -.-'d oe-d. M l have had as their gtmtl Mra. and this pulp may be returned to ular comic told Ole he t-xpectrd to Mitchell’* aunt, Mra, Gumma De- lieen seen on local elm*. It has tho halves and be loosed wl’h been found only 30 mile* from to- hanih-d a brief caun instead Land* from Havana, Culm. Mr. ami. Mra. Don IIhit)* will here. In Montgomery County, them. Or shells ami pulp mny lie of ■ film role. But U-spils !,j. return this week from Milwaukee, Maryland. District tree author­ rooked separately. I'rorivd in the f«-ar*. he took* set for “A Connrcticiltt A’ankes-." Mi-anwhll; lie's .Where they have spent the past ities expect It to reach hevr with­ followlpg manner: Waah. and remove bjussnm end. being dispatched again- -Id the two months. They shipped *n- in a few weeks. They say it may Peel. If skin I* blemished in any­ “Variety filrt" opening in Tor-, route to visit friend* and relatives already be here. in New York and Washington. t>ie- way. Cook two to thn-* minute* onto. An intensive camttaign to ni Ann Rhcrblan spent her first D.- C._ the . ipw scourge lh« Welm*. —__ W| -j - -—a *vent i'll* l-aaxF ” ****** vof s **.sag rassewf (according to sixe and tipetteas of Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. JMtch- • arhirh many Wahsingtonlan* con- fruit) in ladling, 'thin o r medium day on "Good Sant" tn u torrid all are .leaving Friday fur Boston, ■tiler the city's greatest *>ngh> syrup made with cane sugar or a toVi- *eenc with' Garv Coulter. 8 mid ^ w h e ro they will lie until the first esthetic asset, la already under blend of white nu n ayrup and ratie tho usually shy Coop: " | always P o f September when they will go wav. Representative* of the Na­ sugar. This preliminary rooking like to rehearse a Scene thhr to Novia Scotia. They will return tional Capital I'arka, '.lie District is given in order to have u full utighly so I know wher« Em . | to Altamonte, In Septeinlier. government, and th* U. 8. Depart­ pack when processing is rompMnl, going" . . . . If ‘‘Peach" park is desired and E sther William* got a new j ment of Agriculture have banded Quartet To sAppear , together to protect Washington'* guavas am larger and thick mealed, convertible a* husband Ben Gag.-', so . y-xs. v i e r \ J estimated 30.000 planted elm* and haves may lie packed In Jar* after token of affection on b -r birthA t L n u r c h U L ( l O d I the humlreds growing wild tn a very slight pre-rook, in over­ day. . . . Olivia D elta.ill,in,I ami --------! *nrk land*. Owner* of ytnis o f lapping'layer*. The concave sur­ Mnietii Goodrich plan lo ski at The Runnr South *}uartc‘. will ‘ private land have also lieen urged face uf each half should la- down- fit. Morilx th is w ilder. . . .MGM. appear at thn Church of fiod on i to loin the fight before thousand* ward and the blossom riyl should through producer Joe t'astom a*. fare the glass. Add a tattle* tablespoon i* feeking the Metropolitan opera Monday night at 8:00 t’. M., I t ' of tree* are infected, ful of hot *yTup“with each layer, house for th*- premiern of "Ti,. was stated tqjlay by Rot. Paul f He said that th e ‘group is Onre a tree t r hit | f l almost a Process 20 to S3 minute* In xvater Unfinished Dance." Proceeds would ona of the outstanding nuarteta of ■ure bw Jl’» a goner. You rnn’t bath. (If course, guavxa mav be go toward development of new tha South andwre heard, every day treat a tree for the disease except packeil cold into clea t, Imt jat'a operatic talent. . . , at 11: IS over WFLA in Tamp* at ita'vcry rarlirnt states. If hand- without any pre-cook. Some think The ax Is falling at most stud- i n and far the past few month* have teil promptly , the killer ran 1* the flavor la belter this way, a* been heard station W0RZ in Or*. ■tamped out. In an effort to word with peaclu-M, Imt-trot being''prv io*. whirh ,are being frigliieiie-l ; 111 Undo. ^ off the- ilMeate l|tB District I* shrunk" or heated, the Jsr will pot Into drastic economy move* jiy [he 1 The quartet ts made up. nf Hor­ sponsoring ____ an all-out DDT spray­ spray- bo aa full as wben fruit Is packed English tax pinch. Sunshiny note i «*■• ace Fiord, Roger Clntx, Stacey ing program. Every elm In the hot. Soft, ripe pooches aie often t# a piled by a top ppnlerer. v U I J ? ? packed-directly in tha inr* or Jins Self.J. D. Summer and are accom­ District will get a doming. panied by Quinton Hick* at.the pi­ Expcrtw »ay that the only way and covered with a tailing hot ano. Prior to organising .the Sunny tn fontral the disease is by con­ t yrup lieforc sealing. Ttie flavor South Quartet about two v-srs trolling the lieelfea, The only t particularly gie>d*hy tho usa of ago' Horae*. Ftoyd sang vith method found for control of the thlA im ple mrthod, thaugp thuap'Stamp# Baxter Quartet in Arkan- beetles is to remove dear! end peanince and'fill la not as appeal: Ml . it,u Ing' as wlrt-n a preliminary rook la ■ ■ . . given the fruit. •It,* . ' k i GUAVA SAUCE f Tak» ripe, well.flavored, arid I J c opcnH 1 2 :1 5 I\M , d aily 40c guavas. Wash fruit ami remove HARRIETT MllsI.HR BEAUTY NOOK btosaoiim and stem ends and an TODAY and FRIDAY Ta gal a really beautiful permanent, your hair asnal b# Itlemlshcs on akin. Run Ihrougi fruit Dress to remove »eod. Mca* properly ahaped and- becoaslnily styled. ure. Cook In heavy aluminum ket­ Specials on all waves daring A u g u s t , Haft water for tle until somewhat thickened. Add alianpoolng. For appolatmant call 971. two or more cup* of sugar foccording ta acidity of fruit) to four ?0« N. Park Av*. (forasarly at F irk )_ cups of pulp and <*(4k rapidly again >^z for about IS minutes, stirring often. Pour into hot jars, put tm incdlately into ladling water, and process fire minutes. Tills i* eg' reliant for pudding taueex. short­ cake, cobbler* gelatin desserts, or for use in making guava Iro cream. , ratnp wpsih- ‘' '■ ii j,i Hollywood 5 f e m U R L E E SUITS Tor SMARTNESS COMFORT ..V3.'.V> j . v i ' V s . * ; * . J .AYu-Ciiid it nn-luttuor-neeer*~t»rv I n J *wrlF' n itr T ttd r jn ie r Y ' I Ini liglil-tvt’ tghl wiuden- arc -marl, rumfnrlulilc and |tr:telit:il fur tml w ia llitT wear. Tun many tlisrriminat111): Amerintn men— men whw know (tie value «f ulw.txs maiitlalning n vxell grnnmetl np|H'iiraticc — have a lre a d y iir m e tl th is f a i l.. In Ih i’i r eum plfli* s a lio f itd io n . l irs t nf all. Ih e fib e r s in th e se w oolen In b r ir s arts liiill'iw; (hex h av e a llie rm n .d a lle i|iiiililv w hich le ts th e a ir c irc u la te th ro u g h , y et k eep - n u t h e a t. If xntt want tn cnmliinc smart giust Inoks with stintnier cuinfiirl. the answer is a natural. .In-t rlimwc Cttrlce .■ summer Stills for ynttr lud weather wnrdruhe. I’nme in anil select xntirs tuday. “ We t’lnthc’ the Katnilv — Wc Furnish Ihe Hume' 2Hi K. 1st Kt, I'h’iitH- 1 7 1 jip il= IIIE IM = lll= IIIE III= lll= lll~ IIIE :IIIE IIIE III= IIIE III= lll= jJ n lf ' ’■: - - . 4S(***’ ■Jb' . ' A lii _ ill --* The LONGWOOD HOTEL ISJNfiWOOl). FLA. ‘ rln* In populnrlly every • j»r family or friend* for a IEON or DINNER PARTY fall couywe I.uneheona from 1 2 -2 - or weak dying elms, prune c from elm it era anil conduct the spraylna programs. Tho D epartm ent of Agriculture la doing research on the subject. H and th e National Capital Parks *l*o arc sending out scouts to try to snot th* disease, which la *• f r o m $ 1 .0 0 ------- . , - - t r .-uVa,- a __ ____ . It took WO trcoa tnornla- • long Comedy Novelty = - ..... Sanford’t? Big Friendly Furniture Store ?v " * ■if :>203 — 209 E. FIRST ST. . - - ' , "Vnvfk ' '- 1 - .: • • • ■ PHONE 137 = E I I I E I I lE illE iilE I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E im ilE I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E I B E H - ' , t ~ v ' aX VV- j �PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, APC. 14, lf47 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,* FLORIDA » n a rim nfiT* SmTmcaa tb* to tu ir claim or damand ahall ba In writ­ ing. and aball data iba pine, „i Inola. Rlala of Florida. to-w in raaidanca and pvit offlca adlraB, NH (Laa* N H i ft. of K 1M ft.1 «>f lha rlalmant. and aball t>a a»nrn II tr I# Tha Town o f Hanfotd IN IIKi ESTATE o r EDWARD In by iba claimant, aganl, or at- nik r ia l Hook I Paata i t to II A III, _____ _____ _ . _____ ib tun lurnay, «nJ any »u' li claim or da- l l l . l l i . l l i A l i t . COURT OK T ill. CYHIKTT Jt/DOK, mandl not aa (Had aball ba void, Tha aaaaaamanl of Iba aald prop. H llillN O I.il irOUNTV Emily J. (l-.naalra ' * • riy under Iba aald rartlflrata waa K IIO IIA T I:. A t A^mlnlalratnr o f lha Ca- In Ufa nama of W aahlngton IloandTO A LU rflK IH TO flP %ND PER- la la of Edward Donialaa, dacaaaal. U aa . SONS 1IAVI.NO CLAIMB Oil D E H im publication Aug. 1, l l t f ) L'nlaaa aald cartlfleata aball ba >aMANOR AOAINST SAID ESTATE dtamad according lo law, lha prop* Yota and each of you ara baitb)* arty daacrlbad Ikaraln will ba aold notllted and r—tulrad l* praaapt any N o t i r i: o k i r p i . i r . i T i o * r o n claim , - and damanda which. you ur t a x o r r .ii *lth«r. of you,* In ay ha»a attain*! mnth of Saplambar, lilt, NOTICE ih iir.iir.H T niVK.s lha aalAta of EOIV A HO OOVZALEH la Iba lat day of Baptambar. That Willi* llolaa and F ata* Lm drcaaaad. lata of aald County, to Iba Coaniy Judga nf Samlnol* B ulaa. hla wife. hobhar of Taa CarllfCoanly. Florida, al hla nfflca In Irala No. II. laaaad lha Ind day nf lha Cotirl llotiaa of aald County al July A. O . l l l i ,- haa Iliad aama in Sanford, Florida. w lihln alghl cal- my tifflra and haa mada appllcailnn Court a r r ia r .m onth* I r o n Ib a lim a o f lh< for a la* drad lo ba leaued th’araon. County, lO fficial Clark’* Baal) Legal Notice / A int i t swell A int i t dandy !h sugar for hom< ■ i kTi €CONOMICAL! F1AV0RFUL1 Chancary No. l i l t Bab for Dlvorc* OUDEIi OK PUBLICATION TOi Bamual L. McClallan. whoaa addiaaa la unknow n: You ara haraby notlflad that Wanda McClallan haa Iliad a lu ll for dlvorc* ag a in * you In Ih* abov* entitled coart and you ar* haraby raqulrad lo flla your w rlllan appaaranc* (paraonallr or by allornay) lo lha Bill o f Complaint In aald cauaa on or hafora Monday. Baptambar I, 1I(T, and lo that*aflar flla yo*r dafanaa. If any yuu hava. lo aaltf mil, aa raqulrad by law, and fall nol.' ala. a Daeraa I'ro Confaaao w ill ba antarad again .! weak* In THE HANKOIID HERALD, a pat*.paper of general rlrcalatlon puhllahld In Hamlool* County. Flor- la. Ihl. the (tb day bf Au a. r . i m i . X P. Ilarndnn, . Clark of aald CtreaH Coprt E L O V E T T ’SE PICCLY W IGGLY Utility BesT-T-Bone, Round, or Porterhouse IN U tllty S lew in g t R lllty B e ef Chuck Miller A Hart Round Ron* Butt End Fancy Large Center Cnta Morrell's Yorkshire ia/y# 1 T flEt ESTATE OP JOHN L. HEMINOLK COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PROBATE TO ALL CREDITOR!! AND PER■KONH-HAVINO- CLUtMB-TOT-rnrr MANDII AIIAIN8T 8AID F.HTATK You and each nf you ar* haraby nidified and raqulrad lo praaanl any claim* and damanda which you. nr either of you, may hava atalnat tb* rotate of John L. ll*4aon. dacaaaad, lat* of aald County, lo )h* C ounty. Juda* o f Btlntnol* County, Florida, al hla nfflca In Ih# coatl hoot* of aald County a l Hanford, Florida. wlihln ela h l calandar month* from lha lima of tha flrat publication of thla iiotlr*. Each Halm or demand (hall ba in w rit­ ing. and ahall atal* lh a plac* of raaidanca and poet nfflca addraa* of th« claimant, and ahall b* aworn In by Ih* claimant, agan l. or atIdrnay, and any auch claim or da­ mand nol *o fll*d ahall bo void. Jdmaa U Hudaon Aa Admlntetrator o f Ih* Ratal* •o f John L. Iliad inn. iaraatad (Flrat publication. Aug. T, H IT). IN COURT o r TH E COUNTY JUDOE. SEMINOLE C O U N T Y . sta te -o r -T L o n r o A . tn rn o IN REt TH E EBTATB OF tREN E '. LANULET. Uabaaacd. TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONN olle* la haraby glean lh a l Edith T. La* .and Marl* T. Malach filed • hair final report aa Eiacutrlca* o f lha **Ut* o f Iran* T. Langlar. dtcaaaad; lh a l lhay filed thrlr paIHIen for ............ M c n iff lhay will It Wa WL. _____ W W* w>*«In of. County. FloVldiC o n ’ Ih* " ii’l'h day of Baptambar, HIT, for approv­ al of tarn* and for final dlacharg* a* Kaacutrlcaa of lha aatat* at Iran* T Langley, dacaaaad, on Ihla llh day of Auauat, J i l l . . Edith T. Laa Mari* T Marten Kiaeutrlrae of Ih* atlata nf Iran* T. Langley, dacaaaad Jn Heavy Syrup—O’Sage '*«17 wc ★ Peaches The Ons With Tender Beef Added! Luncheon Meat Super Brand Nablace Premium Criders 7%-o* 14c IN TH E CIRCUIT c o u n t OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF TH E STATE o r FLURIUA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY IN CHANCERY OLEOMARGARINE LILLIAN MARJORIE rj E N E . bug Borne / H'a Powder, Jar Kan*. Shipped Or. A Lge. Strained Cantaloupes SKAT and MP 1-Lb m IO C Calif. Uravaaataln APPLES 2 Lbi 23c PEACHES 5 tb r 29c GRAPES 2 Lbt 29c PEARS Iv o r y S o o p B a r tle tt - F a n cy L arge Juicy LEMONS Non* H lgharl F irm , Rip# Lb Chopped Laan W ratrrn Pork Spareribs Baby Rcaf or V oal Chock, Romp or SbooMar Any Cut 8tr*ak 0 Loan White Bacon On. Shipped, D ratted A Drnwn-Not F row n Fryers (Taka ’em a* th oy com* Western Pork Chops lb lb. 65c Smoked Country Stylo. Lbi 29c A 1MT, and lo thereafter fit* rout dafanaa. If any yau hava, to aald Bill, aa required by law *811 fall . N aw Rad ItUaa ~ Lb 15c not. ala* a Dear** I’ro Confaaao will weak* In THE gANrORD HERALD, T*Uow POTATOES 10 Lbs 39c ONIONS 2 Lbs new tpaper o f general ctreulion publlahed In Seminole CouaFlorIda.' WITNESS m y hand and a ffld a l teal at Sanford. Bemlnot* Coanly; riorum , thla tha llh day of Auauat. A. D. l i l t . O. I*. Herndon « c u r b Of aald Cl rood (Jourt. 15c -Land 0* Sunshine Peanut BEE BRAND INSECT Naw Suds Discovery Laffl. Pkg M You ara haraby notlflad that Lil­ lian Marjorlt Flan* baa filed a toll for Slvorca again** you la Ih* abov* Sausage BUTT END SHANK END Creamed Cottage Cheat*. * * lb * Sanitary Carton Young Tender Krafta Kny N atural lb 52 Stringier* Green Beans 2 for 21c Thomp»on Seedleta or Bartlett Pears lb 11 Rindless Cheese 1 No. 1 Potatoes Avocado Pears Ribler Grapes lb 4J IN OUR SELF SERVES; '**'"'* CASE Cudahy’a Parltan Sliced Brrakfaat BACON « ' 51 Yellow Onions 2 lbs 29c Firm Ripe 2 lbs . Tomatoes ■• _ . Ga. Yams 2 lbs 29c W fitern Cauliflower lb 19c Ripe Bananas 3 ibs 35c MARIE DICED ASPARAGUS * PINEAPPLE MOTTS APPLE JUICE • TOMATO PASTE Bautr'a Vanilla or Lemon REBA !■ t TOMATOES EXTRACT GREAT VAI.UE, COCK C 1 lA oz. Btl. 29c PEACHES DEL MONTE MAYONNAISE 16 oz. Jar . 49< C0F1FEE Tendtrltaf IVORY IVORY TEA- M lb.23c JEWEL 4 lbs. $1.09 GREEN Giant Peas 303 2 for 35c PilUbnry’a Best FLOUR Llbby’a Sweat -Mixed PICKLES SO A P . < 2 13ftc TOMATOES , TOi Harold r ie n < vh oee addraa* la. l i Caldw ell Btraat. Wage, New York. required to flla your written appear CARROTS 2 Bch* 19c - POTATOES 4 Lbi 25c U L Cobbler BY POPULAR DEMAND WE REPEAT DOUBLE BARRELLED SPECIAL YOUNO U. 8 GRADE A WESTERN BABY BEEF AND’ MINNESOTA AA ORADE VEAL Sirloin, T-Bon*. Rib or ShonMor SO AP 59c B. C. Hale Haven Thampann Beedleaa LOW PRICES Calf Liver Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday, August 19 HOME CONTROLLED" 204 East First Street Sanford. Florida Sugar Cured Ready To Rat Hama TABLE S U P P L Y Stokely Clean Stores With Everyday IN T U B Cl IlCU IT CUCRT OK TIIN M W D . J U W r i L CIHCl’ IT OK THE BTATB OK FLORIDA IN AND r o R HLMINOLK COUNTY IN CHANCERY WANDA MCCLELLAN, Plaintiff, SAMUEL L. MCCLELLAN, U tility Barf Cut* ara brat w hen bralw d or w at*r-oook*<1. T o bralae, brown In fat, aoaaon, cover, and cook In . amall am ount o f w ater un til tandrr. U tility cut* usually bralaad In­ clu de chuck and rump m eats, round and flank ■teaks, and abort riba. To w ater cook, covar Where Customers 8 end Their Friends' (SmaU) JO C (Largs) NOTICE IS H EREBY dIV EN lh a l purauanl to Chapter III, FlorMay statu laa. 1141, a* aroandod, lha follow in g daacrlbad tend la 8* ml not* County, Florida, win Va offered for adl* al poblle oat cry for Ih* blgkeat end btei «aah bid a t th* frond door of lha Seminole County Court Homo, a* SanforA beginning IVORY, y . S O A P «“ Stokely'a GB JUICE Btokaly a ____ 4« o*. Can GRAPEFRUIT JUICE I5c Btokaly’. | No. t Can* TOMATO JUICE 8 A VO BLEACH BABY FOOD 2 Jars li 25c H Gal. 19e 8terr, Ho) mm, Paech. Apricot Cock O’Walk, Rsamigl*. Bart­ lett No. tVt Can DICED •Umrle \ VII) lam 11 O M IN T U neolorod ,:Uvhn COLLARD ( *o 12c 30c PAPER PRODUCTS 3 for 17c �t t h e S A N F O M r t t E R X L b , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A I Kentucky. r Alford, brother of Mr*. 1 U. M. Farneli, haa ret lit m l to hi* ftp ^lal to the Hanford I!r r ild ' ..hums in Tampa. I 1* apapdint hi* varaBy Marian R. Jones — -------------- ——----------------------- ) non doing tome remodeling and . i i ,ine TrP*>f* *t homo. " r . .n d Mra. Karl Haul and Marion Late* ha* purdi.ued a ion, Edward, haw juat returned “ **• new school hu*. He and o.V W~ ki', ,our of the S " - Eatca ami .mall daughter. Unitea States. Their sojourn; "*ncy* went to Indiana by train carried them flrat to Colorado' **,cr the bus, returning; through Springs, them on to l.ai Vegas, j tha country in the new hui. From there they Journeyed on up! Mr. »nd Mra. T. li. Clonta arc tha weal coaat of the .... amithern ___....... »P*'ndmtr tome time in ttinnln via**................... K t of California, stopping at itinit relative* and friends.' uola National Park. The neat Mr. and Mra. Andrew Aulln atop waa San Franclaco, then on apent a week at Miami and Key up the coaat -----* '■ through Oregon,1 *hen Mr. and Mra. Aulln and .topping again . a t Spokane.' df*UKhter. Hetty and aun. Andrew, Yell ------ a- week* at Daytona dlow Stone National P a ik ,jJ r ” "Pent Wyomlng.Mhe.neit pause in ’thrlr Bc*lh tMp, particularly waa praised by * « r «nd Mra,’ Richard Bunch, of the vlalioTa from Florida They ' Wo f*1** parent* of n Imhy v|»|tad M ra/X n.‘ Kllloran at ‘,? UK^ r' . MarY Kathryn. Mr* Wright City, MU*, en route B un^jU ah a-former Kathryn Aul'hom a.. [Memphis, Typne**ee • and '"•'d»'J« t ' r of Mr. and Mra. AmiBirmingham, were the last two i rc* of Ihia city, eitlea visited before reaching Mrf* Ba |Ph King and Mr*. Andhoma. | fcw-Aulin apent one dav thU wrek My. and Mra. W. Fi Oihurn „ , 5*r’ •ml-Mr*. Richard Bunch, of Smyrna. Ga. who have hcrn (' r'*,m K t via it In g Mr. and Mra. Ijiw io n ' V0"* Aulln and flnnee. Hardy, hate returned' home. | I*ou liartlrtl. of Ortamlo. so-nt the Mr. and Mra. J. H. Smith, of in Oviedo with Mlsa AulAtlanta, Ra. have atan been re ? *, parents, Mr. and Mr*. Andrew eertt guest* of the Hardy family.} A1'11" Sam Hardy, of Atlanta, la the . , Su* MBilcr I* visiting in Miami. houae g u e s t, of- -Donald H ardy. frlenda .. „ ...... for several days. | - *,” • *ft^ Mra, Paul Miktrr arc in Judge Vaaaar II. Carlton, Titus- ” *'J'MViHe, where they ary ntville, waa vialting with the RevJ r 'I'!" tr . . , and Mra. J. N. Thompaon FrlM! " Marv ?!*"* ha* been viaitday. , *"» Bw grandmother. Mrs. Mniv Mr. and Mra. W, D. Stine, of * h,!« *}rr ntnlher Mrs, Sanford, were vialting with their * >m\ m rmc.r*y., **axln« daughter, Mra. J. P. Cot. M r.' ' h u 'w ^ w T m u* W Cox. Audrey and Ronnie. Friday. w,£ Willingham Uwton; Alio with the J. N. Thompsona. U 'V‘''r\ 'V kI’ ’* Count? school S u p e rta te n d e n t* ^ " h . house g w . t of 1 crand? and Mrs. T. W. U w ton have re-! r * trnU ’ Mr- *n«« Mra. T. \S. U w . g-----------------tamed from vacation*---■ at White lio n . Mr. and Willingham Lawton, Or­ Spring*. Jame* U w ton. „ aludent at lando, ha* also been- the guest of Bob Jonea College, Tcnn.. ia Mr, and Mra. T. W. laivlon, hi* vialting hi* parents, Sir. and Mra, nnrenta. Mr*. Motion Wagner left Satur­ T. W. Uwton. Th# E at McConn alias, * who day^ morning to Join Mr. Wagner formerly lived in the Dixon place, at Clayton, (ia., whi le lie ha* Iw n working for aeveral week*. Thrir have moved to Chuluta. ' Mr*. Loree Water* and daugh. two atmrtl—children, Hebert anil Oviedo TOKYO. Aug. 14, I/T)-T h e Intcrnatlonal Trilumal yeatewlny rrveracd no earlier decision and nllowed ihe defence to introduca testimony that Japanese learned from Morgan and Company, Nf.v York Unking firm, of the contem­ plated frreaing of Japanese aaseta nearly a month before Ihe freesing was ordemL July 25, 1041. The rvlHanc*i taken from th* \J. S. Penrl Harbor inquiry, waa re­ jected by the tribunal trying 25‘ Japanese wartime leader* when offered during, thn phase of the defrnre case, dealing with econ­ omic and m ilitary. pressure on Japaie , , it wa* reoffered today by Dafenae Attorney Ben Bruce Bla\eney with the comment that “ It refutes the prorCentinn statem rnt that the United Slntea freeiing of Japanese aaseta waa in rrtalaliatiim for Japanese mivr*. mont of troops into French IndoChina/’ Earlier testimony had shown that the Japanese amhassailnr notifird the United States on July 20, 1941, of Ihe contemplated Japanese move in Indo-Chlna. Today** trmllninny waa taken from a memorandum by Max W, Schmidt of the Slate Department recording a conversation on July 2. 1941, with the late Tinian Wikawa, an unofficial emissary, seeking diplomatic settlement of Pacific pmblema. The memorandum said th at Wlhawa statiii lie had learned Morgan and Company had h(. , n| from source* within tha S tttJ Department of the “ffWVltlip Japanese fund* .........................United in the Slate* could be expected In' ih# near future.” Morgan and Comp-any. the mi oioi-amliim said, bad cmilrol of n Jupnnrar sinking fund to purrhaae Japanese govern- * menl lauifla at a pile# favorable to Japan. i * Town KxnandH 205 Year ^liLUurdfciL - "C ash a n d C a m T w .•Sr"*’ > PAINS . b o m . here to W. II. LutimiJ, *.f Turtle* h a r t Ho leeth. hut their Wavneavllle. N. C.. but foim eiij i Jewif"** often very sh arp Mid of Oviedo, .ha* purehasH a honuD the jaw muacles extrem ely powerhis home there. I On* of the" larger and prrllier homes Just eom ptetnl i* Ihe Kddie Parker* on the Sanford High w ay, next to the new George Means cottage. Mr. and Mr*. Jim my McGowan, J r. will begin work on th eir new modern home next to th* H. F, McGowan Sr». in a few dnvs. *' " In th* last.few month* the. W it Hama Lumber Co. started tbeir business a mile south of town Qlhca th a t tim e there are seven! new houses there. Mr. ami Mr*. Howard H unt purchased one of Hies* and are now making lively home t h e n with their son and daughter. Two miles south of town there are a good many new honie* pil­ ing up a t Biavi*. Oiw of these I* the lovely one recently built hy the Johnny and Andy Jacobsons, who m arried Emily and 01** Jacubcin. The Paul Mikiera havo also recent­ ly finished a new homo Ihere,1 Several month* ago Cedi C arl­ ton b u lir a store next to tho Post Office and called ft "Oviedo Vari*tv Store". This ha* recently been purchased by AI R u tb e r f r - ~ > ~ - A large new store and filling station haa bee* constructed re ­ cently acroas from tho . Tomnw Mitchell's M arket by Mra. Ola Carver. . - , . The W. T. Walker* ar* having soma redecorating done to their home. too. Mr*. J . F. Haithcox, laughter of Mr*. C. M, Farneli, who was callad here because of tha death o f( her step-father, Carl Farneli, has returned to her home at Louisville,- h h ____________ ■'T W T»»»n T**>il»rlf — FlnShsm • Cava-* pnunO h»lt»i huiH ur iMtlrstir* tnsueli 1 (intros- Aim a r e s t iiefiiseM i tonlci LYDIA I . PINHHAM'R M B R M H M N H H R NOTICE WANTED RELIABLE ; CONCERN OR PARTY a To handle nationally known paint line. Only financially rraponalM q^j^l apply. Write Ho* G. Care Herald UL J | V f Shansi n*i, leg'on. Algnidoning htUHol towps * to throw t li o i r bull lit iegf.flying irgri'tJT'ing within ShaiiluAg j*i»eilgth Into ratchihg and cruaii- 'I , }-■■* U»e> ! ■iruelor at tin • was preacni■> t«,hl of bet i i i i i k than five Ih e a ir p o r t lli-llin.l - tile gn Vein me lit surer* ing enemy troopa. -e- wen- two factore: ovensMflpi tug- niim eiieal *ui>erioriiy «o I Settlement* in I.ilrria r c r e mleplittll Ilf a Ainllge in l«t»ir Bailed in ilie lh2h*. aa an lighting )Hj|trii ' -. If/ wf Ik i *rh African luimr f*>r in-eit ' li.S. i ‘lining*. I'l-netttl* aliandoiieil ef- state, bj . phlUntiiriipJti aocieiU*. forta to yaptUfe anti gal I a' d .laiwvd t i f >|iv which l*he tiailthy aa naliani}>Siiu. h e r r tik l'tw »h"tn aiy Oklahos rt i/oin wnei« king. "The W<I lud *topi» J ei she declni ‘ th a t PAGK K JV B -• — - 'T Meet Rtfdtence Admitted Of Jnp Asset Freezing to their newly constructed home grandmother. Mr*. M<irv Young,, LANCASTER. P*.—OP) — F o i during her nhscnci'. at Winter Park. Mr. ami Mra. Clarene-* Wntcr* the first time jn ita 205-year hiv Mfc and Mrs. 0 . 0. Tripp and stury this Kaiicrn fVnn*vlvanla daughter*. Vaiita an.I Anncltc, and family have moved to Orlaedn ritv'a b^riler * tines, plotted by have moved to (Tocoa, where Mr. tir lie near his work there.’ Mr. and Mra. Cidiili* Schaffer Alexander llnntBJiuf, arc l-eing Tripp will tic aasocintrd in liusland son. Bobby, returns-d ircently i-xnanded. nets. Six induatrirs, led by tiie Arm­ Mr. am! .Mrs. Charlei G. Schaf­ from a trip to Miami. Mrs. Parts, mother of Mis: Bur­ strong Cork I’o.. have applied f ir fer have moved from the Carter admission into the citv's jurisdic­ home on Lake Charm to the home ges* McMahan, has recovered from tion and if IliCie p tf nn p.intes's formerly occupied by Mr. and Mra. a recent illness. n- jn.diiy waiting peiiot Mra. W. A. Ward. Ir. end baby Iwithin Paul Campbell, aero** fount the ho indntiies nl-ng with tiie Mrson. Henry Alien, havo returned , Caskey C, R. Clonts'. High Scb*Hil iiuiipn* will Bobby Schaffer, who ha* been home from Ihe Florida Panltalium. ! Ihi merged Into the city limit*. W. A. Waid. Jr., who confined 1 til for aome time, is very much im­ ___________ _____________ to the hospital in Orlando, is re­ proved now. The ivory gull I* found in the Mra. Jack Malrnlm, formerly ported to I h- making rapid im­ Polar Sea nt degree* North, associated with Nelson end Co. provement to everyone's delight, lens than JIWI mUe.*ifrom the Pole, here, has accepted a position in although it will; b«- sometime be- (he mostd northenic'Tecord of any _ ... Orlando an d -la n»w making her fore he can lie relra»rd. Mr*.' Dan Chialohm. wife of lhe! “” **• . __________ home there. Mr. Mal-olm is 6vcrforrman of the Kccmlorhalriirej __ __ * ■eai. Oviedo summer school, bring bridge r(in*lruetion, uf Lakeland,! i l A t l l C h a . C H a VIC conducted by Mr*. M a ig irtt Ltnd wax a.n-ern t gnc*t *HM - J. it l l U l l O l l C O l l U U d } ■ say Bower, will soon bo drawing Joneses, to a close. *-*Pide Aul in. wlio hai been *ns-| Prof, ahd Mra. Waiter A. Tea- aoclated with Bill Wanl in his gar­ W ith o u t P ain fu l BacWschT rue and Mr. and Mra. Paul Mikler age, has recently purchased some WWtl 4!*orArroi kl#r» rfUMflV have been attending summer farming land and Is now farming *fl w-»fh4. it fnn rratiMm tf|l Hi''9m«icnCll ImifwMh+lt hlruifiiUf p*iRf. school at Stetson University, pe- with Charles T. NiMa'-k. Uw r ilv . kw of l»p »iv| »wriF, itfllRf op Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milcrcll nigiitj. iwcRIstf. pufUiHR* umWf ih* »m. Land. or »r*ntr Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Carrawny are the parents of a second daugh­ hrAsUtliM■'bvl witJb wrort)A« #i»J > uififrf who have been the guests of Mr. ter. Marcia Greer. Mrs. Mlkrr.cH Liirv a tlxrarl i:hg 1vrona With tbcHT U and Mrs. Don Carraway, have re­ Is 4he former Charlotte Lawlnn, jrtmr VUnejn or Ik-u't w>lll A>k rwtr •ln.,», i i..,- Dean’s daughter of County -School Hunt, turned to their home nt Cocoa. nil, a Mlim.lant diatrUf. u*e4 .acfclallr Johnnie Jones, who ha* been and Mr*. T. W. Lawton. in r—<« I«7 BtiUena tor *»*c 1# Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Staley and aj-ev rtu-f a«4 winI We vialting with Mr. and Mra. Mal­ ' Uw 11 ___ | i ____ _ __ _ ___........ y l.tl ri rt".h r*l 1 fe w u la ln a colm Jones and Beverly Ann at son Tommy and Mr*. Tommy Stnlev have returned from their' *rurUewi. C tlIh u i Orlando, and Mr. and Mr*. Bur ketL at WBdwoad, h^a returned! extensive trip thraught th? northhome. eastern states. Mr. and Mr*. Ben F. Ward have] Miss Jane Staiev, formerly of . > i roved ThU returned from Miami. Oviedo now of Hrlhlehem. Pa., ncl 'u w MONTHLY Mr. and Mrs. Warren II. Rori*' comnsnied her uncle. J- If. Staley, • (Jack) have returned from o' Mra. Staiev and Mr. and Mr*. Vaek's visit nt Tampa. * >Tommy Staley, home during their Miss Kathryn Lnwtiri hi* re-J recent viiit to hor_*nd her parents. turned Trom a trip to Mexieo and Mr, and Mr*. William G. 8e» other points of interest In the crest, also formerly of Oviedo. Jane. Iwlng a popular memlier of midwest, . Mr. and Mrs. W, !!, Meek, the vounger set here will he ex ten An jell troubled hr daughter. Joan, and son Billy, slvelv entertained during her visit e l t i f f t t of tsm sls fu p eii-B *i m onihtr who have been visiting at Tl'I*»- here. The Henry Wolcotts are Pe*u- O lslu rh ia c si? 1>o*» Okla., bt* now visiting In Tennes lhl» “'.-k* von tunir .ttify tn g |he ground* protinJ their tram pf1n,f««t »n »er» see • n u n . r w l w , veofew . une on Lake Charm. Mr*. J. N. Thompson, h** ■re-' ‘home »o<h time** Th*n ceived word that her brother Will Joe I^inhart has relent!v re- as no tr» i m s r~ lltik-j Carlton and Mr*. Csilton. whom turned from a trip to »Va»hingtor, h»m‘« Veevtanl* CV»n>" pc-i'rnl 10 T*llt*e »'i#h ntnpiom il she haa been expecting this wrek'i D. fk. where he attend?! an •**In * rtesnt mMWI tes* rinkh*m'»;_ for a visit, .will he unabto in niske aoelstinn for American mristx CVieiptmml proiej trmsrksblr htlpfulvi in vsxnm lrf*|hl#d tMs war It's w h it, the trio, due to th- Him** of Mi.'Convention. En route home he Iw « n r#U-a-uneso* «»**'*-» II hvs Carlton.’ ............................ i atopped in Charlotfc^ N. C. a f'S'li »nOlhlnt-»lt>e*-on oa« or. a n o ii l merf-tirprunr ivyaai. i *. M. J . Okertand, who *«M hl«* *---' at Brookavlile and i* now making. ful- t)«l» IIFRAl.n. HANFURI). n.ORllJA T H U R S D A Y ; X P G . 14, 1947 N aonu intpion wonuui a distance tv( •f V2 'mile*- . .uyv donafi* I * in and amountneed by Etc UW} Chasa anu Mayfair Inn I; J. p. Hut* 'i • tMhain, |bu ,'5 and Dr> ll • the Jackaonville »h# Sa»fui I ‘ I as , amarinez ultie« hi* OW', ■i»g funds -tit ouinanienti and, local <lub in 1 i its eamuaigo i n of the h*alt!i| id. Strife p««# OkfI ll* .S 't'X 'n - RISCUl WORKIR1 Lyle-Hcimatm (left 1 and William Anderson are shown cauying Hurn-y D Slinpsrin. volunteer rtrcflghter, who was" overvome white oattling tlame* which swept through the Tuiunva C.iuyvn area m Calttoirua Simplon was down out of the imish-flie aica in iha hsti(Intcruatiunul boundptiulu) cuptcr stiowu in Uit barkgtuiuid. dent O’ u f'H o ly La mi Aviv and Jaf* New AKsistaut For Iain u> his ofStore Arrives Here te n t tical fight, hut -dtgsn* ou rotU J. V. Good*leji ■teesuli) irrii nn some ir mb. fit fiurn Da>fi>ua TT-a.ii t,. stvill oliw them >ai.re the assistant niauiicsrskiii t iilherwiii it’* f aUthiii .»> Saul old, ii.inwiiii} nd It’s tiof'i uh- ihe {HV-.iii turn of Dam I Swa-i u utaiingei of (he Ifatttvr-. stoic around a-fir m Ca-ayvatei, Mini two yesm • li lea ch rr Into oere as .rrsisiatit tuanari ■ ilJi>LaljdUt-22. J J e w s. It Wd- f Pi mi' In tMTee jn-.n ■' i f AI r.\' an Arab ares •ei vice . which took him to 1ia tr Ui3d-I9 Aran wai . Mr. ....... Iilch wr > with ie* lUipiteS Fum ifuie < -idi[tatie in Vi ages lio rjirin '- laiilj, lia. lie iia» hi-i-n wutj the Chius Plain- tin! her etiin|inny *is Da> t min) ti no fa i in colordetlm lo u g h def- Every villagi' • Policy Chancre (iains Chinese Army Success NANKING, .Vug. U t l ' Cblang K u-biteh's urmies u}i 'p e a l n l e ll t h e V e ig e o f ll I i ll j o . v w u u y ill c o a s t a l S lt.ililu n g |i l o T 1 R D S E Y ’S B H S-T (Vacuum C an)' ■4 B R O T H E R S F A IR P L A Y vines, w hirl Commuttisl to m * loot l»»{i cm into Mtveial tlx iitg .45 .55 .27 s c g M e iitt- ijuveiiimoni tien eial‘Wsog Yt »■ W u 's n u i t l i tih jM iu u g a i n ty w.i n-poilrd U-4> than 5 0 ldi)ea • fro in .lie sea ill it* lUUtllWatd dllVi. Coinpivtiuiriif the tim e would itShantung i>*o-ntitla fiiftn rtie iitiitinlvi of tiie pniviiue. Ft. P te n e where l»* v a m. o, In -onthwi-i St'imlnog. I’-iio i * i of tin* Jaysee-. Hy i- u men. Mtimi-I lii ut l ill l.tii I'u t hem: ■ la I 1,1*11 of |!:t Alll-I n HU I vgloll, luii'i v *won>- -oUtliVv'e I ward :il a mi -olid tluil In* I or on!* le t * lei goveiiuin-nt tump blocki .1 atiOns, ole leiWilltg y. it mi i ilieii ikeupe mole ueima Ihe -Olliulllllg. Yallow liivei. lo tiie lipltli. Di­ "I till Faill.uJ ti ll mill ll aim al luy of Rio <iiiHri.il th en Vi im -fix'd men. ing. Riflemen ini* Vviv and In th-norod cars l>. thipi- if* has iWSIltillilter III a' was a f iclin.; Uattmg tin to ilin ' 11 aili ' lie dcie age-old con itill-.i tmlav. ' i between th* ttnighi shtymi * outbursts nl BIRDSEY’S BEST,1 4 BROTHERS MONEY SAVER1 . FLO U R & F E E D S T O R E S i<|i)eniid to li.iVi* -litilCif ,i With ai:» k . i s t . ill nival vves(wa)ii an «o ihe Vit ItiW rivu into ihe llmian lie p ih * C IM IC T CHOU M IIL TO VOU • euH cd I'ssf-iiBainiing ning to power duo of Paldi rdun f "an front In rn n rlinllatig' ii youth* wdh ley foreswrai «r to use violGaiuUli i ty 'oiuse Dial .’oni here.'" * 'fcT ffv | ted in M|enc<> o limy bud i d d wont » « * ', Spit Dual irsdomlnati-d t nn- qrrtupu ridsii«-i‘. if tiie y o u ! in, ilual'.iila sii-a lm.iduuaiU>*. Ihi did n-rt “g > l i t v sivtlun uf altuu'ian (n-l ■ art'll Hindu* anJ .nn11v bad " o r a touMi u no >e i end." 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FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM TIP—TOP ICE CREAM Wf) make our own lew •CroNm, AH flavor* intend lo ffg'i til to Ihe irini- Name BlulUte s i of Florida I of Ihe Clrculi .’tmltlr, Flotide. IkK , THE LONE RANGER They Get The Point! Hy Fran Striker COV£ ON, 6lVEg/ j �-----■** 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 O r­ 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 tw n 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. DeLand 000 001 606 >12' HUE Galn'vllle 004 000 0 0 2 > fi 9 ft Stewart,* R. Perea, Aleno and Madjeiki; Blits, laney. 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 U ague 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. Ilerlong 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 U ague 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 U vely'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 'a r e 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. KANSAS CITY. A uk. 14?W > . T<. m i tBaird a l n l mand n il 'l'V. V Y. Co-owners Tom 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 : : . 'Iow a State Is tho o th e r.. . . 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 a t the finish o/ PORTLAND OPEN PORTLAND. Ore.. A uk . 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* .u t .441 .144 11 I* M riattf T e s ltr d s r Nsw York 4, PhUadtlpnl* I Boston t*. W a.hlngten 1 D slrn lt Cfclesgo T - l , SI I. g^OMt* I * Ctsvflsnd |h ir >\ • o. • .. . NEW YtJRK. Aug. 14, t/1 6 > Wlghtman Cup play between wumsa'a tennla team* of the United * $tat«a and Great Btltnln rciurn* 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 lb car* on Fancy Selected U roy (Satchel) Paige; still the most cherished asset# of tho Monarch*, Kansas City’* entry in the Negro American U ague, 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* sta rt 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 COCA COLA SEVEN-UP DR. PEPPER MUNICIPAL PARK 6:45 P. M NU-GRAPE " *fl Bqttleir 25c Plus Bottla Deposit - DOUBLE HEADER WESSON JEW EL SHORTENING PILLSBURY FLOUR .ARMOURS BFEP TRIPE PRUNES 2 lb BOX 35c Woodburys Facial Soap bar 1 10c Iyory Snow med. pkg. 12c Ig. pkg. 30c Sweetheart Bath Army Golfers Begin Play On Rain Soaked F t Henning Course 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 B EEF 'i'-uyJui: *; ' SHORT RIBS of NABISCO BEEF m 39 I ;i. . 45 brba^ pa st L IN K S CUDRAY8 BAG * LU C K Y S T R IK E v 9 t -_ *,:: - . THE TOBACCO B U YER l presentsT H E MAN WHO KNCWS ANN PAGE r Q r \ _____ _ GRAPE JELLY BEST GRADB BALT PORK * f SUPERITB VEAL BONED and ROLLED BHOLDRR U ROAST 63c f m CHOPS 59e lb. STEAKS Tha learn crown w ia 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* T rain- * .6 1 36c ltk VEAL SIRLOIN 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,* P h . 953 Tomatoes Reeves Peter* la serving his YESTER DAY’S STARS ninth year aa sccrrlary-lMaettrer Diale Howell, Piratea. smashed of the National Association <.t two home runa, hi* flral of the Football Commissioners but ac­ season, one with the bases load­ tually he’s not a commissioner, ed ami drove In alx runs to help of the aamn status a* other mem­ defeat the Chicago Cuba 10-2. bers of the association. The ca­ Fred Hutchinson, Tigers, twirl­ pable Kansas Citlan, A prep school ed* a nine-hitter for hi* 12th v|e. coach for 26 year# and a former tnry aa the Tiger* defeated the football-basketball referee, lu enmBrow'iia T-T IIT tri6"PW Iiar uf*g W ialoher of officlaln lor Ihd big' he will be a candidate for Congress tdillght-nlght double alx conference . But hla duties In the ronrlng election. No matter are limited to assigning officials how he handles this problem he The bitterest civil war In Co­ lor Big Six athletic contests . . . will mako some people unhappy. lombia ’• history started In '.829, Ha undertakes no administrative But Ilerlong I# not a man <o with 100,000 deaths In battla In duties, does no rule Interpreting shun responsibility or tu run three years. or any of the other jnbe moU ' , from trouble. It had been stated that Ilerlong waa adtlsed not to accent tho nrriuoua taak of atralghlcnlng out the between Doris H art of Ml. id Mr*. P at 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 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 alatha 4* • *4 -4*1 >1, sssbsrg 14 71 .111 3*H District. avion* Dsach It 74 .1*1 * U e Ilerlong la to be rommendrd lit,a lia XtairaSsr for not running from the teak. Palatka 4-i, Ustbura *•* D t la n d I L O aJn siv lB s I . He Jumped Into the mlddla of Dt. Atigurtln* al ClrUnlo, PI'O- the whirlpool nnd Immediately rale ' ' a 150 ticket on tha Da; •ANFOi4l> at Harms* lt**cb, slapped tops Beach Islet* for not protect, ing playcra from abuse In the City M and-Park. -T hat took-pUnty.of Undo at W. Aeg m ine mtmrg ai rmsta* intestinal fortitude. iriona a* SANFORD Upon accepting the preatdaney sintfvlll* at D alaud of the FSL llerlnng staled that KATIOXAI. L S i a i r , 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, P hiladelphia 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 reD strolt t l “ l b *>14 twreusalon* from the Senator up­ Phflsdflphls 1* *1 .411 rising. Cl»v*l*nd i l V .t l t>n Chicago W ashington ■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, of Dam iilo, Virginia, hot lean a Lucky Strike t maker for 19 yuan s m titm �b Umity Then U Strength— THE WEATHER To PnrtM t tbs P i k i of th* World; To Promote th i 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 Established 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD,-FLORIDA, ‘ InterMeet Is Paraguay Mediation Is Agreed Upon; Brazilian Is Elect­ ed To Presidency PE T R 0P0L I5. Branl, Aug. 11 <A*>— President Euiico Caspar Dutra, welcoming representative* id 20 nation! to a liiiloric IntnAmtrican Conrrrence, utgrd today that they g irt 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, a i 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 orgam inl in­ ternational society. th 're ran Uno place for neutrality ImtWren law and crime,'' L tvrgec 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 lt lM M m I'm , ln ,| T he completed Seminole County . school budget for the coming school 'y e a r was yesterday approved by the County Hoard of Public InItructlon and was forwarded to the S tate school department .it ' Tallahassee for approval, it wns announced this morning by Supt. T. W. Lawton. Preacnt at the meeting were L. E. Jordon. J. A .-H i»tlm .\ Waller Precautions Taken In Texas In Event. Of Change In Direct tor. TAM PICO. 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**w rrr General Bradley To Visit. Italy On Tour Haynes and Supt. Lawtun. , Tlie budget as finally approved WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. bP »calls for 15(19.519 for operating expenses and 108,934 f ir capital General Omar 14. Rradley. veter­ outlay which provides for repair* ans administrator, will Viatl Duly ______ __ Of the total, the on hi* rurrent trip to inspect the and building. 8 late will furnish 9329.379,' It Wan I condition of troop* In Europe, the stated. I Wap. Department said t.-dav. General school fund milbige was The statem ent was made In resset af 10 mills and special tax dis- I ponse to questions from reporter* triet m iljage a t four mill*. For who called attention l o charge* by school bond Interest xml sinking hewspaper roluntnisf Robert Rufund* the following inillagj was ark of lavish living by Army of­ ficers In the Mediterranean Theaseti ter and dissatisfaction among , D istrict . Mills troop*. * .1 • 1 *» Week* before th tie chargi'i br . 2 ** came nuldic. President Trumsn 3 directed that General Rradley visit * ' 4 . * 2 troops in Europe as hi* persons <r '9 — ;t representative. This . Increased 6 3 Supt. Lawton today pointed out speculation that the President will , th a t this will mak* an Inm-aao of appoint Rradtej) aa army chief of four mill* for current purpose*, staff whjpi General Dwight D. but will result tn a reduction of Eisenhower, the present chief, he' approxim ate!/ two mills for bonds. comes president of Columbia UniThis will reault, he aald. In a net vit si tv early next year. Ilradlev sail* from New York ' overall Increaaa of two mills. • Sine* all application* of bus today. IC h Us s h I SB Stage r t s r l I Paraguay’s Capital Message To Scouts . Troops Reinforced Sent By CIO Chief Rif ENDS AIRES, Aug. 16 « P > - forces defending M O ia S O N , France, ‘ Aug. 16 Goverment presto (AT—Philip Murray, president of Paraguay's Capital of Asuncion tha.CIO . told the World Roy against insurgent attack were re­ measa Scout Jamboree In a message to­ ported hv an official Argentine ha,prayed that all future source" todsv to have been reinforc­ day that t] , meeting of young men In uniform ed by 2,600 troops from outsida. Capt. Cartoe Olman. Argon* • would be* solely in the furthertine naval attache In the Pent' tnce of International .amity. J Tim. message, sent to Eagle gus yon .capital,* in tftm td th* navy ' Scout Salvatore Todaro, Jr., of ministry here last night that SL Joseph's Farm School, Dun the new troops had come from the Irk, N. Yv, aald: "I am honored a( Campo Grande military base near the opportunity to tend through (Asuncion. He reported President yo)l a message to th# 1*17 World lllginio Morinrfo's • administration in a "solid” position. Jamboree of Bcouta. * However, refugees from Par “What a contrast between this ___ Uft* of young _ men In unform aguay at the Argentine frontier Bfcd th?t o f a f in r y e a n ag o T ito y earlier had estlmatad the asuclon 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 -• and ouartermaaer troops thrown Into lit'line4, l|UIUC. KHtnOflOO rebel*. The Argentine naval xone - RA TTLB8N A KE8 KILLED commander of the border wired Two rattlesnake killings were reported h e n yesterday. One waa J the nary m lnlilry that, by re­ ft ell-foot a a u e which was ahot | quest of the crew, he would take wear the Utile take behind the | possession today of the Insurjent U k # Marv school house by Deputy , gunboat Paraguay and the Intern . Sheriff Charlek Beck, nnd which her UO-man peaaonnel. The gunhe reported had U rattles and a boat recently sustained damage button: tho o th tr « u ■ su rm fo o t 'In tn tffo rt to p u * Ig y tlltt rattler with nine ratUes which J belterle* at CerHto on the Parana FRIDAY) AUG. 15, 1917 ------- 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, "lh erc 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 bloody racial ilaib ri 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 h it men foitxd in the house." the communique said. In the continuing racial ati.fe near the boundary of T rl 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 a Wilt 6() Arabs and Jewa have Wen hurt. Property damage In the strifeir ’a a tla u e aa Page T « hI Bostonian Is Cooler Here Thun. At Home N O . 196 ». * w A iioclatad P rfii Ltaied Wiro « -------- Are Executed In Palestine Pakistanis Envoy S . Rejects — ‘State Department In­ s i s t s On P a r l e y r Of 11 ‘’Nations De- l Spite Red Boycott > Bugsy’s Girl Well Protected L A K E S U C C ESS, Aug. l i iA'. The political conuiiillec ol 111*t'm trd Nation* Atomic Hnrigt Commillion decided by It) Vole* I-slay lhal ihr Soviet plan (m WAS! IINC, I UN. Aug. 15 (A*)— ;; 1be kni«rsl*jti?.<V* i's ^ lv ttc te 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 an international Cnnlral Cuminb »M>n !• fuq aiUqiirtfr .*» >1 m»v* IT It RETORIED that M. A. llusaun Ispahlni (u lrovc), 44. o nieiu b er »d ♦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 Mates, [itdxin, China ■i.l Indian Leaders Make Peace Plea ■ In mi [\p w 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 NEW DELHI. Aug. 15 (A1) I lie Dominion o( India, as nfiist iilliri.il act, appealed b* iiiicltt_lux_ xcxiAtiuu__ u( - Hindu Moslem luuntiy \u I d in-oil- .tdain tlint riiSiv will I.t i. t-i-.l with violent e in Imtli thn 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 a ir (ire |H-ople today. 1^1 ui act then a* lire men and vyimirrt" Great thronga j*f tin* domihiiiiis* 100.009.IH8) celi-brali-d jum-oty tliHr new indepnidi*nce of the British raj. Commun'd wmfai*>, which him left scort-if dt-.nl this week In the Punjab, li-s*i ri,d in Biinit’ renleni. Lord Mount IinMen teansb h -d llritisli nuthorily at u<idnwv lo the larger Dominion of li lia, whose 227.00U.onu resident me overwhelmingly Hindu, ilerbsm o d title from viceroy to govt-rmu k-cngrab M. J. Jinnalt. Iho monn-lrd M o s­ lem League leadei whose adamant stand largely •aimed tilvid- of the country, became, govai nor.) . nrrsl of I'skistsn nnd il l M.lMn.i »0, mpatlv Moilvm*. nt Karmhi. Mohsndaa K. Gandhi.'the fiatl little lawyer who. Iweania kno-in as the "nirhiteet of India'* )-■■*• dom" liv hi* lengthy, wild r ,mpsignlng, ia-gan fasting. pia,m g and spinning at Ida llellingballe ‘■peace mi*slon” in ea*l Catrtnia. Hundreds of ihotmand.i of HirH *>il>»S an Itaa* Tssa'l- Arthur W. Cook, retired Hi«ton photagrapher, today repoitril that he -Is having an awfully hard time convincing the folks hack home that Sanford 1* *get­ ting weather 10 degrees cooler than Roston during thr cuiterl heat wave lit the Northeast. “ It w ii 99 degree* yesterday in Roston," he chuckled, "anil hen in Sanford it got up only to 89, Another thing, here it i*.cool>r in tlie shade than up there it seem* just us h o t, in the shade They won't Iwllcve that up ther • i though—they think’ we afe Just roasting down here." Mr. Cook wanted to get up in the tower of the City Hrll this morning to photograph the Zoo with hi* w a l l camera, but City M niagrr II. N. Sayer tn formed him that there was ho way to get up In the tower, an Mr. Cook look a few shot* from Seeing Eye Dog Aids the hack stair landing of thr MistreHH At Wreck Uity Hall, and In so doing re­ marked how picturesque the po I’HILADELFIIIA, Aug. 16, . )*) Ike - Italian looked. , He revestrd that he had been a photographer —Two trolley car* collided, injur­ in Roston from 1889 to 1939. ing 13 pet-sons, and through the B. F. Wl-ltrser. weatherman, turmoil inside one of the eais n today confirmed the fact that Seeing eye dog lest his blind mis­ th* maximum t temperature ye* tre ss'to the street uninjured. Almost all window's in liutli rars terday waa 89 'and the minimum 71 .degrees. Rainfall totalled .22 were broken in the crash last fllg&t and glsas showered SH-yesrinefn old Grace ttchsrelder nnd fhi- other Occupants were tos­ 11 Burmese Leaders psssengrr*. sed in all directions. “Pal must have sensed that the Stricken With Poison accident was coming,” said Hr** RANGOON, Burma, Aug 16 Ocnsreldrr. "Then peuplr l-egan (A1)— An attem pt to poison high to scresm. 1 got up sn-1 Pal drew ranking, officer* of th* People's me through the crowd to The cen­ Volunteer Organisation, militant ter door The conductor opened It “ private army " of the Anti- and I visa the first one off. Fascist Peopla'i Freedom League, was mad* last night during a din­ Boyle Re-elected To ner party, bffletaU aald t-'> y Civil Service Board Shortly after thh dinner party 11 officer* collapsed and were rushed to the hospital, where aeven , Thirty-two City employee* yesunanimously re-elected were .detained for further trart- tdrday Lloyd F. Roy to for tho thud ■eat. The antl-faseisi People's Free­ tipie to represent them ss s mom* dom League la th* dominant bar of the Ci*Hl Service Hoard political movamant in Burma, of which ha is secretary. cumntTy drinm f lu cbiuniuilon "Th* .result of this electi i l to become a aoverlgn republic. •hows th* high record and esteem U Aung San and alx cabinet mem In which you are held." wrote bera, leaden of the Interim gov- N. O. Garner, assistant secretary eminent and of the AFPFL. were and examinar to Mr. Boyle, Ha assassinated last month. also pointed out that it- was a Among thoaa poisoned were fir# vote considering the fact Bo Tun Lin, political and b pri­ H* that many employ**#* eligible'‘to to Thank tn Nu, vote are away on vacation. vate* Aung San aa pr#who- The other member* of the Civ­ mler, „ il Service Board are Harry 1-ee Hospital attendants aald all (chairman) and II. E. Tooke, Jr., those treated were recovering and who represent the city and' who w an expected to leave their ward* a r t appointed to the post by today. the City Commission. ■ 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 w ilt 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- t tint 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-llscl i .. hIiiih H on Tool ••i pressed 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 w ear­ ing his IJon pin. The vote was unanimous. T el 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 ’ 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 A t­ lantic states, scalterc-1 cooling shower* or thunderstorms within the past 48 hours had ssnt terno eratu rn hack Into thu 80s or tower 90s over most of-the Mid­ w est 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|! w art 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 of moisture. The northeast which has had two dava of temperatures In the high 90s would nave to wait a t least another 24 hour* for relief, the forecaster said, adding that th* wbola region would continue warm today. i (■• l ii- s s Ml ale* Hole wax uni- fmm Ru»«l« Trum an Declares Dutch To Seek Jiily J'J, nt v\ hu h ili** Soviet Unm II I i*.f f i iniFfuitiutt uf th« ' • * itcsly s.a.f.1-.— V National G uardis MediationBodyOn Mlapniu-e S r.1,-1*line wllli the Vital To Security Indonesian Issnej I lii aiMihl I-wing draw ing. hi li- ik h hv ja-nn. lie ■■ Hii.it uf pcohleme fmeigp mm- k iii I•i ik* dm i* f u ll ’WASHl \ t .ION. Au« 15 la s t Week*. Hr the Associated' I’rae* 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 ■ft.it IV Hi it aln. iflliia, Russia, 24*tu*ur gnatd. Heporteilly tlireqleneil withaleatb st-vnal tunes follow­ AtL Ii.-ilih, Ne« /.retail I. ‘he Netfling tlie shunting of Sirj'ri iii lo-r* 'oallAl.il l '.ihf.u 111,I hut ill-, Msa* ttlli 11 * i-riotat ■ Ira ini the l‘t.llt|iptues, liidiil pn<i l jii.a.la. llvssl in csMiBlmtt fear for her life. (fnlrrnafionaJ..S'oundphoto) til .lull— have accepted - lii, tijviinlb.'n C n - ,i , I m l 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, J r . Horry's brother, wn- fined for failure to remove hi* plate from the tuhle its lint tliF .s. -- n-i Union would If) ti , .(xjiiilnne peace pncii tr e a t) i *»ii f* f t in . f.i Ik- Iteld “in lii*? f:rut : m int’ rn. 1 lilts InT i I--, definite dale t i a \1t fi t | Ik- ,'iinfriciice Imt l IiU f It-Vrit. 1 li lull* which have w «? tID ll«'t to attend ara this Proclamation Desig­ nates Sept, It) As National Guar-.! Day Members Fined By Robson As ‘T ail Twister” tins that it Ifu- is refuses tu ti^M'vUiulil' #fi Millions Of Hindus;::!! r .... . plan;',,u'i * Moslems Joyously 'ieorgf irnnlieff -if t'annilii said lesollltioll Wu* tii!enilrd>only Observe Freedom the tu focus the discussion at tin* ami Rus- ed !-, an - h-Vi si iin lid h c o n f e ir n c * . am ’ U’sk of ; * ►- lii tits* note, tlie United State! maintained p* uidm.lgmg position llihl (lit- In :it> -tu m id lie d ra ft­ • « Andiei A. Gromyko of Riissns J n m in in n s " " »>»"i*t.oii m J v E A A A I l l w U O j , ujtj muki* Mnmn* ilifft/ult" tlit> ■ * »X, 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 f iin ib siae d 'aiiaiiei, • 1 by l li.ulrs I.. liolilcn, dcpsrt-me+tt-sl—*—o*T—4-**-;—two—,l s v s - * | * i----- the .Moslem f.eo g u 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 **s-is- taken, but Russia and Pisly beca;ne a Misdem Stale under Its Inhil were on rrs'nril uffirinll) own government In the Indian aj'dltfXP the pr<i;Hi*al ■S - W i a l a t___Llai— I l ni l . i l l U b m ii ! UwUu>-un-At*fc 14t—tf ateewelieaet^ tlrseiled afsTJTO ol 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 m eaiuirm rnts had liecome impossible for. the present. The- full Time 'of 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 I ho 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 T s s | N EW SPA PEK Canada Atom U . Control Plan Is Approved S Major Hurricane Ravages Tampico On Inland Sweep D A IL Y th at 11 lim a n t l c d a i n l lia t im i l l s r iim t v P* im l-iy ib in to il 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 1.1 rna Imu 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-m nm itIn 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* the seventh anniversary of the entrance of the aNtianal tiuaril li.iuiliauptl niti i,m.» T««l in * 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 m u i » . \ Mg i . 11 n 1L i b o r % '.ID Ir|ltd t«* 1:, tin* Nrlltril.iml* % lake riia m p io n As Vice-President 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>Mt v .. 11>\, Aug. 15 i/l*l — |L.‘ (lispulr iiulrpemleiitf) ill Sc .Sim Pi jii*,-i tit-F in .l. predicttjif- iliiii' T n- -Inii T inm an will I ’ndeil Nalmn*. In- -I i -1- tin- ib-nuk'iatii* vice 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 , , ^ __j. i-i-i.-,f-nt alive D. Ertco N. Win ,,f tin- i,.,rl>i.i|; m m ," I In- I ! --I i Si-t-rthu tuld a KIrlfrms ie|Hiilri| llu* nrw D ii ’ i *i li pintci, ii,-1- 1 \ i", lie diH-siv'l l»e I‘lit! tu III- .1* |ll|loV5 5 lirvt- ili" iy ) Wall ii-•»> ami Mr. I \ nt hit i d iff t’lnm io -w lit* -»d- up wiling lit)* . :i li tin." fi i li r •* u-iniiit vvthiM whnilnr tn* 4if itrlicli* IT in •h-- , • I.*' ,\ c r p i i,t m i t i I lt»i, c i t i j u t i *11 ill (l it(iv la Iifwf f>r! Vti-rit I fi** \Vt IG'l'illdic* ■*I, T b r lutiA jlu l tiiiiiii ii . "l dt -ngvthor a* «-11i s i'eiqa-r laid m i- -nnr Wnllacv for • In- Nu • -t—i .b-i-iio dm funner .-.I o |.| .--i-h tM . - l|l|Hltl uf 0 1- \lti| i It 111.-I th*" inttu/i-d I !---t , , i',V |hshiI. ;. "I tUsui AVnlfeCr ,' #tt r ,, (* iTMiw by continu­ I a n il i • •-! .let in, hi- n ing in Ik- n juivait! titu e n w hs hi | i"•* . | , s v In mind fn-rly," Pepp-lT Jilaili*) lime i)» fW idf whirl lief UN.- StHMirily fuUflHI hail •liriiuii i\«'i tin* Imluronitiii aaid.. Tin- Kim i-i.i Senator said he ha-- un doubt jlmt Mr. T rum sn 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 , ii 16 i'HRf 'I 'I t **V Tim! .hapiirm'd in 1911 when th# Ihm. Inii- Prvaldrni Roosevelt rest lle U ire adtifi yud chose Mr. Trum an, lie nntlitnied. *1 tlimV the Pivsident, ought I,, pick sums-body wini siihscribes • I .illllnii-,1 Ha » a s T » il T o k y o . Aug. is, uPi - a wi t - ' -- ------------------ - . .. .. ness luld the inter national liihun.il • today that Sahum K uinsTa trip , to Washington iduutly h.-i’m v w ar! Inoks, out was carried mil mill I,- I u- one more effect offeiing nti ed- 1 ____ _____ ditlunnl chance .to iu,vei-d in i!u(jo y |( n il I'llTK earnestly desired rom lusien ef SEOUL. Aug. 15 t /l l— ShoitU negotiations. | <lf -a n A iru iti-e sh lp l'’ and "im - S Kuomachl Yamamoto, ehh-f of mcilinli indcitcniirncel" fn>B» PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 16, -Vt Knrettas obc —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 Railroad Has 2nd Wreck In 12 Hours 12 hour* killed a tiiawngec train engineer early today. L. P. Dufflelil. 57, Woodbury, N. J., died at the rontro1! of hi* locomotive as II derailed nnd ,y>rliaiiv overturned at 33rd and Ml. Vernon Street*. The tram had lust reached the city fmm Cape May. N. J, *11 passepger enr* re­ mained on the. track* ami occup­ an ts escaped iajuxy. Another engineman was kilhiJ and 20 pasarngers injured uy the flrat wreck In. which a crowded rommutor train and a Imcking locomotive collided. The engineman, J. D. KI Ingeman. of Norristown, Pa., wn* crushed to death in bis telescoped cab aa hla Norristuwn-bumul local ■mashed into th<* rear >f the loc­ omotive tender yesteidsy duriti the let* afternoon rush period ur a few seconds aftsr leaving the downtown Broad filrwst suburban station. KuruHu’s U. S. Trip Defended At Trial Koreans Slmut For Freedom During Talk der Sltigenuri Togo, tevfflcd fur their liberation front th* Japai thy defense In the trial of 25 Jnp- repeal nil y Interrupted an add anise accused of war ri lines. He by Russian General T. F. Hhttkew said Knrusu left for Washington today, two dava after the Japanese -liigh 1 Khtikuv** vole* boomed louder 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 -, final offer to the U. S. while curt- Im slogans. The kutrsn* listened tinning lucpprations to attack if sib-nUy to American Maj. G*neral the offer were not accented. : Alta-rt E. Brown and then cheered i— "Thw-suggHStiun ba a oh k -h . l .e»ss loudly. made that it was ihtrmli-d as a Shtikiiv ts the chief Russian measure to gain time hv deceiv­ legate to th* Joint U. 8.—So' ing the United Stales," Yemam.ito romtulsslon which has attempl testified. "But as I nxvj already to set up ‘a provisional governm ent indicateil. the difficulty in the liai­ for all of-’ Korita. Brown la the son cqnference from lung U-fore chief American delegate. had heeil to persuade tlu< higli Commission sessions have been rommnnd to agreo to enough delay stalled on the qquestinn of whftk to give negotiation full oppurtun Korean groups are to be consulted liy—their position living that there on tile form o f-th e government, was neither necessity nor desir-1 with the Russians Installs!* abiiitv uf delaying th# opening of Rightwing parties which oppoaad hostilities, but that it would be the trusteeship s«t up by th# advantageous to commune* them jelgn ministers at. Moscow be a t ones." red from consultation. I � 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 14, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 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/969501297fa09cc222d8530c8575b66d.pdf f5319ac5a68956d75b156fdbcaafa5ea PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13, 1947 PAGE FOUR Feds Invade Daytona For Tilt Tonight; Here For Twin Bill Tomorrow Evening bottom o f the frame. M anager Rill Good u»ed three h u rltrs In chalking up the victory, while M anager K lider u*cd two. .The defeat wa* Kettlea* tenth against a like number nf victories. Serondbaseman Charlie Ridge­ R r ARTHUR BECKW ITH. JR. way paced the 12 hit P lra lj attack a s .h r rapped out h it. in four trips Hr rail) Sport* E ditor Th* Le*«burg P irates eontifiurd to th r p lattei’’. Johnny McManus th eir "fin*” over the Sanford Cel- and Dave Bride each h it safely Cclctymcn. * * r r Feds by *wecping_thc current twice for the l-K.HMII M«i. eonlesf at tb* aeries In a (I to MUbblfUL If Municipal Park la st night. Torright the locals'm otor lo'D*'.'- Xvlesnork. H*TC c —dona Beach and will re tu in to the !**Utr, rf lota! ball orchard J o r a twin bill lull, . I - p i t h the Islets tomorrow *vcn;ng.( The P irates score*! two ru n , in tha first fram e la it evening on three hits and a Fed boot. The Fed* came back in the bot­ tom of the firs t to chug one run across and knotted the count in Ihe th ird canto w hrn Irving Boim walked two Sanford batters. Ralph MeUanut, IlfM e . r f S atterfield singled and Don Mur- t a lk s . I f . ! ra y drew a free puss to nd W alt Ita rriiiN O 'O , H a tt * rfl *14 H arrington home. A t. S • In the eighth fram e |h e Rue* uMTartlw y lr r . If found the rigbtham lrd slants of U n f la y . I I . Car! K ettlea to th rir liking as it aba. r .-nl,. r they banged out five hjta to tally M : ** o • i* KHII-i [> four runs bafofe Managkr>'John T>uwal. I O 6 o ti p Keider coubl get Johnn --------------- -----3Q 3 a JT t3 Into the game to squelch t .L e esb u rg w ent down in order Ih t^eahar* the ninth, but the S anfordltrs jsm - a a S l I T I M I I Krrortt S itln f lty m*d a final tally a c ro n In the o<Mt «i* YESTERDAY S STARS Allen Cette!. Indian*, thutotit the Tiger* 11-0 with one lift, a double by Eddie Mayo in the ftret inn! mi. Bob Elliott. B iarej, drove in three run* with three hit*, hie eighth inning two-run homer breaking up a 2-2 tin with llroekIvn a* the Brave* went on lo win I t i aI t.OHIIIA i Sarcastic Goose Lays Hollow Eggs AP ,Vew*feature» . MIAMI—"Mommer* is a sevenfoot sareastlc goose which lay* a foot-long egg th a t can m em only unhappineaa for a t least nine nirn. Mommer U-Ute p ncdnciuL Jaaitts O. Ticg. * Miami Tech hlgn eci.ooi te srh tln ueti a r hri r f .'"4th r ’Mh an aabb illtv llitv 'id 'io rrnn nstru and a lore of bei*bull. Mommer’* duly is to lay a goose egg on the line score of a visiting tio-chatl teem. At the end of e a c h 'in n ir g —If l^o opposition h ain 'i scor-’d—ac­ companied . by cackl**, Mommer waddles across a 52-foot scorehoard and drops a foot-high zero into the proper slot. She. works for tb* Miami T o u rliU of the Florida International League. On oecaiion she mlste* the prv- a t . A u k tie in . USED GOGOLfcS FIRST (ieinitviUe OtiiAdo N EW YORK — b P )~ Jimmy (G oggleil MrCoy Iteary hi* nick t'Kixtka I - - .il . u ia •• “ name herau.e he wa* the first D a y t o n * i t* * c h r i *1 .,n lle tv ll* t e tu rS s y Jockey lo wear goggles in a race, or!*nd*> e - s , t i t 1*1 o*l 1-4 now a u n iv ersal. practice. When HI A u g u l l s * ♦. t l» ln * * * ill« McCoy introduced the piece of P s t s l k a . > , l» »»ti jn * H *a ch equipment track offic!a h were (.retbura *. Can ford t l.am ts Today called upon to. rule ->n its le­ HI. A u « u » t l r » a t O f U n d o gality. S ‘ ■- . I'slrik a k l s n t i , - H u n t i- * ti* d l e t I t M a s w a r . H m ^ r t . H itt* * f |* i.t i , M a r r a y . w e a n ■ w o l d i . H ln l* n ti**** i*» ■■•* 2*1* • i m x k . M «*,t e a r r t l l r * : HtrblvlnI h . u k l * | J a > , : U r H i n w t<> M u r r a y l o H a tte y fle M i H»tt*rft»l<l t n M u r r a y t o H all er tl rli l. l a 'l l iitl l u » » l l * * » lii ir a *. H a n t o n t I*/ ll*«** >*n b e 8 » l off Ulsato .fi 1, off I, "U I M m t. o f f l . * m k y t M r u * k .onii by K r l t l u t , b y L em iey M*o o | f i J t - a —iu l In i t- > i t i n i o a >'•’ | , r y « . *»fl €jff U m l r v K r t t l r * 12 Tnttidt a i a . i^ittky. lx* at le t-J .u ra HANFOHU »<• iiaym ns »** | | , l i r t . t a t •laln rstlll* V t T I O V t l . l.l'.M J IB per slot, and in th a t event her 30- inch high offspring come* excitedIv out and plea* up lha mi«plared goo,* egg and return* it to ibq correct alot. Tice, a rabid tvaiehai! fan. has long wondered w h r—when the vlx Ring team got a veto at the end of the Dining—g goo-w didn't deliver th e unhappy srore. ] BREEDER'S AWARDS Edith Fable. . Wins . , * - ,* _ „ T h rC C * g a itC U _______ C IQSH SPRIN G FIELD , I l l , Aug. IS. —Edith Fable, owned bv Jean McLean.of Portsm outh, Va., placed Dr»t la*t night in the three-gaited m are or gelding d e e , a t the Illinoix S tate Fair llo rro Snow. lleveut "Mommer" from a .everOUlW first place ! # t p f « t . Yoot-TF^e of fiber board and *hate of the ItJllO pnrvTroney. iS fp ? s k i e s Provide, the proper sound e f f .m HOLLYWOOD. C e l.-id V -M r* . Edwin Janss. breeder of £1 Lobo, has rpefved a tidy consolation prlre to offset the low aelling price of .the son of B rarth o m . Sold for *2.600 to S tu a rt Ham­ blen. cowltoy crooner and orches­ tra loader,,El Lobo in four seasons of racing hn* earned over H !3,000. Mr*. Janss has receiv'd SJ2,.' M in broedeta* aw ards, 3§*£ £ S X ^ bv Firefly Genius, owned by Clif. ford Muocrs, llm utoq. Trx, , , To Late To Classify LOST—dark brown w sll*; In vici­ nity o f Rail P ark Tuesday night. Drivers license mad* not to An­ ne W. Hutchison. Reward. Call Herald or Ph. 341-W. Hi. l^yu ls .New V o lk I..... Ih lr a a o Specials In iTnclnnati IM iyliuiab Philadelphia »'MU>t#!phlA i , I 'h ir k io t fW. H iW T w l lawful* 1 Robson Sporting Goods linatof? f , (irD oh lfn ' I'lllftbttffih 3. CtnrlliliRil 2r u A U m lU Umm Nr» V'+rk ll-’h’Mh DftreH I'h ila iS tlp h ia V U 54IIIK tl' ’ f* PHi M 1» 41 l l H It -Stl t« It . i l l Toy Land Rocking: Horse 1 lief slit lM ltl*,F IJu U n n f , W s ililn a t 'in H I. !.» * !• J . C h fc s g n 1 I Cleveland T-ll. Deirnli !.* ilin ly B A R T IC L E S FOR SALE RECORD PLAYERS for rent. By day or week. The Mu»lc Bo*. 11B AUTO RADI OR. Motorola. Rale* and 8erv k c. The Music Boa, W. t a t St. Phone 063. . ttU W .-U b K lr- Pbxm-tum.------O FFIC E apace In Melsch Building. ■ L arge H«ht ofices, newly decor- ROOF COATING- Asbestos A lu­ minum roof costing- good for •ted , all utilities, Km I and Jani metal, slate-nr composition roof­ to r eervlc# .fum hbed. Call HW ing. Slop leaks. Cools your home Vft IL A A. D ep t. Store. 10 to 1 5 %.. T cruyear w arranty. RKNKARIK GLASS A PAINT CONVALESCENT HOME now CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. open a t Chuluola, 18 mile* S. E. of Sanford and 18 milee N. E. of Orlando. Large screen and open porches to sit and enjoy the root breete* off Lake Gath* b e r t h S e w i n g m a c h . s i t o r I I I H. FRENCH. I 'll. 1190 erine. L arge grounds' dm! walks 's a f e from auto traffic. Large lobby ami rooms. Brick construc­ CANVAS PAINT- clear and col on. HKNKARIK ' GLASS A tion. Can accomodate 26 only. PAINT CO. Phone ?2l). Phone o r WTite for reaarvatlon • t once. Oviedo 2362 or Dr. M artin 2392 or write Box 1ST FLOW ERS ChulooU Florida, lairge sedan foe all oecail cm* for goeata to vtxlt their doctor. McN e i l l a y o s t f x o R ia T S 8lptx~Ave.*h)»t o ff Celery - AVAILABLB a t once, convenient­ Office ph. 403 residence ph. 610 R ly located down town section, UP to d ate apartm rnta w i*trail PainU. P oultry Supplies. Nails. Purina Feeds, Groceries and m odem conveniences. Adult* Meals. Touehton A W atson, 1201 only. Phone1550. Celery, Phone 1199. TWO-ROOM fu m ish H apartm ent. A dults only. 2300 Mcllonvillc. F O n BALE— Limrroek for drive­ ways . an d roadway#— Pbon# FU R N ISH ED apartm ent. Adult* TUXEDO FF.KD5—complete lir.o, Hunt'* Tuxede F eel 2 W A N TED TO RENT WORK WANTED 9 MAID, or washing, ironing. Reply Boa M. J . e /o lleiabl. cabinet mad* to ornd* of woodworking, m Convoy ,*h*-ltil*d) key* eay d-OOsta Tep-OveHty Oeewal Tb* la *w Were. Olkw i ll s , prepeWlee■ftly lew. w r i t IUY eed'pey l*p prt<e*fw yeer prtiasl lire* —w lfleel h*ed tr m e p t. Coach Predicts Biff Grid Year In 1947 FLOUR SANDING A finishing, RALEIGH. N. C. This cleaning ti waxing. Our power vear should pdodure th* greatest unit enable* u* to work where football season on record, think* th cie is no electric connertlo.i Beattie Feathers, who ts in hi* available. 21 ycais n p erien cs, fourth year a , coach of the North II. M. Gleanon, I.nkc Mary, Fla. Carolina S tate Wolfpack. "The day of defensive strateg y ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all is fast d isappearing,' sa y , F eath ­ kinds. Sm ith Rro. Phone 1188. er*. "snd U is the tendency to i*»n more to ouiscoring op­ NEED A NEW DRESS? Let Wan nila make it. W annita Taylcr ponents than toward playing a Whiting game and letting the Box H5-A Sanford, Ht. 2. other team make the mistakes. • "Also, this is tHe ls«t year for 12 S P E C I A L Sh MV IC E S playing freshmen in some con­ (R RENT—Floor sender.. Easy ferences and most of the tchoola pcraKon. Reasonable rates, Han- will be exhibiting a lot of new runl Paint A Glass Co. Phone talent*" say* Feathers, who holds the N ational pro Football le ag u e record of gaining 1.008 yards In GENERAL M o th e r & D a u g h t e r V TIRE J Doll Dress Set STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC David Smith, Manager T lrf Salrn PHONE 200 306 East First Street ( '/j Illock East of P. 0.) By Ray Gotto OZARK IKE TH GlK)9 ARE R E ­ TIRED -------- . . IM . DOliGK - PLYMOUTH PARTH AND KKRVICB Legal Notice ru u >*l a m i: *011 a iiK H K ii r t i* , l>t*n M ORE Mil m a m ig iT 19 AUTOS FOR SALE bffftn liV lt. CHALK UP HIS SECOND STRAIQJ __ NO-HIT TEA/ n o t if ie d a M iK irii.)* K in s . In lb * fir r u lt l.'eort " t Hemlhnl* County at H,ntm A F lo rid a. .The title o f the can-- i, tia id lg M eK Inler K in s. King. l e s s in n in ! t. DM I cm for aiftAltti* c|l%iiic«, 'by HiifAliig I'laintitf. VOtfRE IN VC. EPIKB. ^ a.________ _ _ 1 A NEEDS 7 » - t i 7 3 i a n only out b ,tu a . «n-l «h<.«* -m a llln s addieM u t’•* c h b o r g . A i»b*m *. e / o Qeork* Piano Tuning and Repairing. U L n o is , ACE T H 'E I G H T H /il O ’S P A D E YA-DB moth proofing lasts 6 years. Hav* your woolens moth proofed now. Downtown ClesnTot VEKA NHAt. KUlVU KISU. ers A I.aundry. 113 Palm etto wit",* rewUittc* l* I’la ib b a ig . Ala- O— DHW8 HIGH BKRTfCK R oute or a p t , furntthed or un fu r­ FOR 8AI.K 0 . D. Landreai. Phone 1021 nished. ' P refer kitchen equipped but not necessary. Perm anent OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 GENTS residents. W rlte'P. O. llo* 13)1. PER POUND. BUNDLED IN Watch and clock repairing. Elec­ tric Appliance, Sewing Marhin* BUNDLES. and varuiim rleaner repair*. The S REAL EfFTATE FOR SALE 10. 15, 20 snd 25 CENT Hume Shop, J700 Sanford Ave. G. C. Fellows, Phone 1143-J. S E A L ESTATE HERALD OFFICE INSURANCE LAND CLEANING AND MORTGAGE LOANS Jim m ie Cowan's Blmct Metal ■ DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER­ RAYMOND M. HALL, Rsaltor SeeWorka fo r new Kadlntors, new PILLAR DKIHKL BULLDOZ­ R * filtered Broker and R adiator core*. Radiator d enn­ ERS W ITH P A L M B T T 1 Insurance Agent ing and repairing. RAKER T W O S/4 YD. D RAGL1NRS. E QUIPMF.NT PEA CHES and pears f r r canning. NEW . tw o atory, three bedroom NOW IN T H IS VICTNITT. French Ave, >t 13 Street,_____ N IM N ICH T CONSTRUCTION (O ^ ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE 1947 8 Cubic foot Serve! g ni ref2-2981. eigeralOr. lairm ann'). Restaur­ ant, Hanford Orlando Hi way. .NICELY furnished % room home DESKS. 12) office desks, <1) tyIn Sanford Height*. Every mod­ piat* desk with chairs, id A-l PHO N E 200 ern convenience, largo sleeping condition. New Elgin twin out­ BHRICKLANn-HORRlHON porch. 118 W. 19th St. or 917 board m otor. Apply Mr. Bowen, U D R IV E -rr. INC. W. 18th. ^ 541 Plumos* Drive. S E E US FOR aeree, w lth'npftritJ^OO sta n d ­ 7 ft. Cold«pol refrigerators, I M1UF.OGRAPH PRINTING ing. D id orange ne%«, located ' Luxe M odels..62Llliil, Sears l k . . AND TYPINQ •bout 1 blk off of R othe<27, Just der Office. Phbne 090. CREDIT BUREAU OF out o f DeLand. E le ct, phone ami HANFORD w ater, no house. Owner will sell FORDSON T rsrto r, I muls, both lie N. P ark . Phan* 180 good ronditinn. L U Keller, vary reasonable or will take Lake Monroe, Phono 1322-W, trailer In t r a d e . S e e . Mr. Bdwen, EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING 641 Plumosa Drive. PLENTY o f good used tools, Fred Myers. 811 E. 2nd 8L 'Watches, docks, radio*. Also CDROOM house fttm iihtsJ or new w gtrhes and G. E. Alarm ’urnisbsd. New electric tJtchATTENTION MOTHERS dock*. Fred Myers, SI I E. 2nd .double 8*r*ge \ acres, few —D IA PER SERV ICE— dt trees on K L ?floni highBaby V d v e t furnishes hospital p 6 miles from Sanford. Phone clsanateril* diapers and deodor­ 54 lb. porcelain Ire box. Mr*. J. unty 8305. ised container. Economical and II. Cowan. la k e M ary ._______ safe. Fully medically aoproved ESTATE WANTED fl AKTIC1.ES WANTED Call D aytona 2467-W collect for d etain . 94 diapers, 82 a we«':, w ith Income. Close In, . "FIRBT IN SANFORD" ' be priced right. C A. H ighest cash price paid for used fu rn itu re. Ted Davie F urniture 610 F irst S treet upLONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market Co. 811 E- 1st. Ph. 958. B arber Shop open Thursday, F riday * Saturday, ________ I’LL BUY your car rrg s rd lrs i of age or condition. Roy Reel, 804 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL W. 2nd SL MOTORCYCLE, cheap 114. Jack Stand Ifer. SANFORD Beauty Salon—Phone HELP WANTED 1854. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. NCRETB SEW ER P IP E Phone 1354. Perm anent waves tC TANKS, Grease *Trepi EXPERIEN CED -celery grown- or 64 up, guaranteed. W eter sof­ trained farm m anager for fan g ka. Aluminum Window# end tener. A b o open evenings. aaa. W hite cement. Paint, la Zellwood area. Good position for rig h t p arty . A. Dude A Sons, ea-iila, H urricane braces 14 LOST 4k FOUND Oviedo. Phone 2181. id* Concrete Company, 804 A r e I’hon* 1135. LOST—Hamilton yellow gold w rist GIRL fo r cashier A cosnveUt coun­ watch Saturday afternoon on te r. also soda glrL L aaay 't Drug P a rk Ave. between Pth A 1st. S tore. • S treets or first stree t and Mag. COLORED GIRL for general houi nolle to Dr. Mu[uon'1 office. Tirana t3n-W r ssttts, Vera S SAFETY YET ^ N EITH ER /^ NMl Fluyd AND YOU Aiii: IIKIUHIY COM­ MANOKD to tllhFr |»#rton« Ally fu r or >_by Mlw»|gy* <*n th» Id ••m m il *lfid d»y t»f tugw sf. 1917, fo n l S e r a lf w lf C o u n ty , in 8 t * t * *)f MICKEY MOUSE NOW THEN, WOgACH.. THU. MH 1— ,1 ^ 2 3 i q ~7 A , Cl-rk o f th* Circuit i-tmrt “ emlhnje County, F lo rid * J l r O X B in t . D ep uty Ct*rk (C tn C U IT CO U RT aK A I-t Js r k tn u A. C arg ill O ilm an, Florida YOU R E S T STAjgTBn a r r i N a n e r v o u s i V- w hen Attn,n*r for Plaintiff T in : ItrATK * n r r U m t llA T<* MAXIU KVPJIIT. 11*0 IV CUT HA- VAVXAtt AVK.Vt't:. VALIXjaTA. IlL'O ltrllA . ' .. A rworn hilt o f enrnelrlqt, M arin* l,r»n fiWd In ih i CUevit Court In and fo r Hernlnol* .C oun ty, Flor­ ida. In r l i i n r r i y a g a fm t you by U 'I L U b L F.n K M i l l i r . fi r dtryre*. Ih*** pr***nt, * |« h t m o f- r * |t> **mm*hd you I* h* • ml- • o r- j > I—* fore u id Court ellh fr In p*r«.|VT,, hr i l b i n i y on or L l J n Hi* Hh day e f H r « r ip k o , A. D. ! » l f . -nh-» r»U e P r o w P ro C«nf*»**» w ill h# ETTA KETT By Paul R^bthsop VOUM&AM All M r jm a i* r a * « trg> YftWTOTA l DOyrrryl m . > w ym vrp , OH MT a B C3MS M3UY3 P«*Ag WMOCAHH TOTHE/ D aoa A MTTlf C r ViWicC AOO ON A J (Ileal I g y i O. K Hen*. D e r u t v C lerk F d lettn r-W , Plvln'lff $ 5 0 t r a d e in ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD RADIO The MUSIC Box 119 W. let Ph. 93 THE LONE RANGER By Fran Striker CARERA'DON'T 1 [GET Wheeler of Sanford ------ CANVAS-AWNINGS----CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS •Atamlam, Steal WeW! 19 DAT DEL1VERT We JtEPAIR! FREE ESTIMATES Phone 808 I ^STARTS GUNPLAY, lEWRE �V» . _________ ' ________ __ b U altj Thert b Strength— - T* Prataet * • I W e of th# Worlds To PtoboU th# P n t n u of A m iriti: To Prodoro Pro*p*»Ity for Sanford. THE WEATHER I*»rtly cloudy through Friday. Scattered ahoaer* ocrurlng mostly daring afternoon. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXVIII # ■«-. - ' Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, AlHI. II, 1017 N O . 195 A s s o c ia te d P re ss L eased W ir e ji Price Inquiry Supported By Pres. Truman U. S. Interest In Greece Hit Asks U. N. Acfion On Britian ' ' * No Extra Session Of Congress Planned; Labor Department Cut Is P r o t e s t e d Pepper Plans To i Support Truman Where 17 Died In Train Wreck 4 * W A S H I N G T O N . 14 *4V PfeiWent Truman eiprencd h*» wholehearted support today of th£ |u ttic e Department's investigation of the high cost of food, cloth ing and homing. He raid he Imp*' it will produce m u lti and h" think* it will. But he told a new* conference, in reply to a question, that he balieve* the principal effect will M to point to thbie responsible i f f t a IRflr ^ntrer—r.^ je r'^ th m — » wfheck the spiral. Asked whether he believed an* B tl-lrust violations are reapoml— bit for the hika In price, he rani led the results of the inquiry will have-to be awaited on that. I n answer to a queatimt whether axpotts of corn will haw to be curtailed due to the short­ age, he said that it la unde? consideration by the eahinet World Food Committee. Vresident Truman Indicated h a £tia» no plana to call a labor-mar fcrencc. Such-a* IIICIO proposed as a move to ‘seek voluntary cuts in prices. The (’resident declared today that ha sees* nothing on the horUon to require a special session of Congress, thus virtually elim­ inating possibility of legislate a action this year on new fund* to aid Europe's recovery. Tha President declined to com inant on the current talks on (flnereasing Ruhr coal production or on the general British finan­ cial crisis. Mr. Truman said that ho would be unable to supply figures «i how much the Marshall plan wilt cost. He pointed’ out that any (CmtlasH »<■ Twet Gromyko Charges ExAxis Collaborators Hold Positions In Athens Government EQVPT1AN PRIME MINISTER Nokrashy Pasha makes an tmpautoned plea before the UN. Security C(funell. Lake Success, JI. Y, for the tmmedlste evacuation of flrttiih forces from his cownlry. H# declared that failure to act may lead to bl*v>d»hrd and violence. In answer. Britain’* Sir Alt*ander Cadogan asld that the tiAops are necessary along thd Valley of the Nile to safeguard the security In Ihe Middle Fa*t (International) General Price Strife Renewed Drop Predicted In Palestine By By "Congressman Arabs And Jews Restoration Of Con­ Outbreaks Occur Fol­ trols Opposed B y lowing Truce Dur­ SpokesmanForGOP ing Night Curfew WASHINGTON. A.tg, 14 <47- . TKL AVIV. Palestine, Aug. H Rep. Wolcoll (R-MicJt) asserted today * that "a general price de­ cline is in '.lie oiling as he ex­ erciser! opppiilion lo rrsloiation of ptice con Iroll, with ihe possible exception o f1 controls on rents. Chairman? of the House Bank­ ing-Committee. Wolcott—is—re­ garded ai spokesman for i^any House Republicans on price and rental matters, "It would be a grave mistake to put (nice controls back on Weatherman B. F. WHItne- re­ again," Wolcott’ told a tepvrter. ported’ tkla morning that San. “That would slow up production, ford ha* had no cx reu lre tem- and we must hate production ll peraloses In aaveral d v « . Yes­ terday Ihe matlmum sraa 89 de- svr are to lick inflation." greea and the minimum waa 71._ * Earlier Senator O'.Mahoney -fDExactly one Inth of rain fell, Wvo) told reporters the Investiga­ firs t In a hard shower driven b> tion Ihln prices of foot), clothing .% a strong east wind at 1 ’10 P. M. rtnrl housing ordered by Attorney General Clark .is a "fine thing" ^ and later In a alo» drlrtls that but that "tha rairaes of Inflation laated Into tha night. are much deeper'than a s-arrh for By THE ASSOCIATED PBESet extortionate profits." He raid Congress m ust rhnote .Tha Midwest's fading heat wave II ntmiif-l *«n Pus* T n o | blaw a sultry kiss of farewell to Illlnola, Indinana, and part of Michigan today, a t tha same time bestowing a blaal-furnace *m- Greeks Stage All-out brsca of greeting on the East. Tha W tather Buraau a t Chte- Drive Against Rebels ago aald hot w tather would ATHENS, Aug. . 14 0PI—An ttanntlnus today In Illinois, Ind­ ia n a * and .tha southeastern half informed source said today* Greek of loacsr Michigan, but that cooler government force* had begun fullair waa working Into those press scale mopping up operatiora and should bring relief by night- against guerrilla unit* In the Mount Griunmn* area near th* M l. try fAThe rest of the Midwest, Greek. Albanian frontier. '•‘he informant srjd the - opar‘blissfully welcoming the arrival of tha cool air, expected high »tion\ opened free day* ago and. reading in the 80't today, but contact was made with a large ahead of tha aaitward-moving force nf guerrillas Monday. Offi’ eool front th* matlmum 'era- f!»l figures were not . available, uerature* wera- due for a return but It was believed the army was using .more than 5,000 men tha 90Y it Maanwhtle, tha heat wave, which in the n|tciat)nni. had become an old story to ra ­ I’m * dispatch** said,* mean­ while, that in the southern Beloja (C w lla u * • • r * |a Tw e) ponneau* two bit!alien* of gen­ darmerie e n g a g e d a band of 250 In a ten-hour battle 1 Seamen Strike guerillas in which- - Ml guerrillas were y Become National ilajft. The dispatch** aald the guerrillas, who attempted to am­ YORK, Aug.14 W V - New bush the gendarmerie In the aree embers or tha Seafarers east of Kale mala yesterday, fled tonal Union (AFJ,>» which after the fight. The ministry of public order ' a y called a atrike • Isthmian Steamship trro ttrd that * *' ‘guerrilla unit have voted to extend swooping down from x mountainto tha entire ahlpplng side invaded ami held for four provision* of the Taft- hour* the village of Klphlsxlhou, Aet are applied In the only "5 mile* north of Athene on tha rtair. rail lln* to Sa­ darisen was taken lain lonika. yastardar at a membership meet­ ing of 2,500 tailor*. The union Iegress Is Stricken elainu more than 4,500 are on ■strike a t all Tha porta w htre In Downtown Office (isthm ian shin* are berthed. ” Union officials aald the atrike Mnrl*h Clark, 47 rear old negfollowed the company'* refusal to res*, died suddenly a t 9:30 okloek agree to a union hiring hall and this morning at the office of the the firit-come-flrst-aerred ' R u le Welfare ‘Board, and a large of supplyl ng unlicensed ship per- group of people gathered outside sonne I. the building enlrsitre when tha Walter U. Wells, president of Mosel r ambulance causa to remora tha company, aald the atrlka waa tha body. tailed in tha fare of an agreement Health Unit Director Frank B. to continue negutiatlona a t a Oulllman, who waa summoned to H eat Wave Moves aFrom Midwest To Descend On East "Tha company • with** to rrM stts th* right to pick Its men," TW 1* aald. agree to hire no « m but macaber* of the union but to do so through our own em­ ployment h a ll” Tha union recently wax dasignaled bargaining agent for tha eompsmy'a unlicensed personnel. (41— Two more persons, a Jrw ami-an Arab, were repotted killed today and a score mote were in­ jured in inlet-racial strife along the lrn»e bounds ry of the alb Jewtjb city ol Tel Aviv and the all-Arab community of Jaffa. Unofficial reporls listed 17 mote- Jews »mjurrd, m e critical­ ly. and lluee Arabs, wounded In a new eruption which caine after military patrols, with the aid of a curfew. Hkd enforced an utfeaty Iruce through th* night. TV unofficial figures indicated this casually toll alnes Sunday: desd. elRht Jew* and live Ai ah*: wounded, 4.1 Jews and 15 Arshs*_ Belong the squalid market plorr* where the Jewish community abuts on ihe Arab, belligerent youths appeared on the alert; for new provocation*. More than half the small, dingy • shops w en closed and there was little* traffic. Police had hoped, apparently in vain, that tha morning had brought th* end to the four days of strife. Last night’s curfew kept some 30,000 Jew* and Arab* In Iholr houses. It was tha first tima Arab ter­ ritory had bean under curfew since the ‘ Arab rising of lfttS-ldjo. 8t*eLhelmeted British police and Irish* fusilier* in grean-taiseled berets watched warily. Jaffa appeared more nervous than Tel Aviv after tho rash of outbreaks In whirh Jews and Arabs . had attacked each- othei with stone*, knive* and fist*. A number of Arab organiAttlon* ta i­ led meetings today to discus* 11 ohiiMMr,t -« rim Shift In Course Made By Tropical Storm ------------ i ■ e * NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 14. oD —A alight Rhlft In ;ourre of tho tropical hurricane in the aoulhwo«tern Gulf of Mexico seemed apparent today, the U. 8. Weath­ er* Bureau aald, but later report* were awaited to determlnr the axact direction. In it* 10:00 A. M. (Central Standard Tima) advisory, the Bur­ eau aald tha cental waa probably located about 200 mile* southeast of Tampico, Jdexlro. " It appear* to he muring lo the northwest of north-northweat,” the adv|»onr aald. Strongest wind* reported yesterday and aarly last night ware about 90 mile* par hour, tha Waathae Bureau added, with aqualla extending outward for n distance -of about 800 mitea to the north and east of the ran­ ter. Government Orders Florida Orange Juice LAKELAND, r * < Aug. ■1 4 OP)—Tha Department of Agricul­ ture announced today It would buy 156,018 gallons of concentrated orange Juice, th* firat phase of program lo accumulate and distribute supplies to school lunchdue in all probability lo a rooms before th* new school year heart attack. Ha administered *11- M rs. mulant*. h* aald, hut they did no T i a 1F lorida Citrus Cannon Cogood. * operatire at Lake Wale* waa a: Daisy Klnard, married daughter warded an order for 89/116 gal­ of Mariah Clark and with whom’ lons, reported M. F. Miller, Florida she Brad at 814 Cypress Arams*, ! field repreeanUtira for.th* U8DA. sraa with bar mother whan aha sraa I The other g*Manage will be furI pished by California processors. atrlckan. TSS* LAKE SUCCESS. Aug -14 <4*) — Russia charged today that "the crudest interference iritq ihe in­ ternal alfairs of Greece emanalrt at present from the United Slates.’• ITm was interpreted immedi­ ately a* a reference to the Tru­ man aid program. Giving the United Nations. Se­ curity Council what he termed "an answer lo the .Americm speech made Monday. Soviet DepHly, N n g n liiornykn said foreign’ mleifer ence was worsening the situation latlv inside Greece. He al charged that former A ils colIslHiratnr* were holding prominent positions fit the Athena TfOTifiiSiJiC Oromvkn told the council: tHYluiU have the Greeks nnd those who Inspire them to d<> with logic and common *en«o7 They liwik at the dlacurelon of file Greek ntimliiin in the Security Cooneil HUE 11 AN AIRVIIVf of the shattered wrecksgs In which 17 died In rail as some kind nf a sp'irt.- The Poncnler, p itlsn d . The speeding I/andon-to-t>eed» espres* Greeks compete wllli ll.o A 'net plowed ln|o tha rear of a train which was slowing down preparatoryTT Iran* and the American.* with the entering Lancaster station. The upe*t engine of the express ren be seen Greek* in the fmmatimt of accusa­ eUngikle th* wrecked roaches of the local train. (International) tion* against Allianix, lltilgtuia and Yugoslavia." Gremykn’ accused ’the original Balkan Inquiry Commission, w hich hail the same membership as the 11-nation coupril, of lacking ob­ jectivity by showing “unusual in- ( trir-t." In Greek rhnrgei and of. ignoring case* where “th-s Greek authorities wrpre guilty." T|ic Soviet delegate described n* “senseless” a new Greek proposal ■which calls for council action un­ der ti. N, charter article* provid­ ing f<>r use of International milltar v force if necessary. "It is surprising that '.nstend of eliminating the real reasons wfflch have caused Ihe difficult internal A'l 'ippTat i*r J iytcc." i . T'1 - KARAd ir~7Tug:— T4~ t t i -ituatton in Greece nnd the ten­ sion in *Wc relation* betsrcori her buiy -iml (tnnh tlirir fr.OI'B lund llnlain luitendered’ the inn* ol and her neighbors, toe repiesrma* raipuj campaign for u»e in h guvrinmenl to the Modem do­ Il'-mUn.-.l an l'* ( . [ m l nsncinR oprrftion ol the new minion nl I’akitlan todey ag*m*t -------------------- ------ -15 toujxrt itifmiTutijin booth, was fo- a backdrop ol deadly communal dsy mide by J, Tfnilry Odham. rioting in the Runiah which.piled (uctidcnt. and Chsilci Luke, vice up a hdl o| hundred* desd and prrndrnt ol the club at its mcct- wounded tna at lit* Mayfair Inn. In dale. Even n» the vi.eroy, l-md Mount M.127 bat brcn railed, they ie. batten, inured over the govern vealrrJ. ment to tire Modem* m this I’tk BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 11. f(Pi— Mra. Virginia lleitnis, natlmntl i»lin capital.1 wide ate,** of I . A spectacular fire swept iho Neth­ wcmittl titilplfim. mating rlntm- lime weir in ll.uue*. Since dawn erlands Indies Petrol/'tiio Hoard's I'lnn, tnhJ uf her rxtMrlenc** lit yMteiday, by reliable unotlicisl main dump at the port of Tan-t- , "tting net- rectiib »t the Julv loengpriok this afternoon. I meet at llV bila f stti. Texas, country, 1**1 w-eie Idled and IHfi Native firemen extinguished thhere, in rnmpi-'itiou with ».\ wrfe wounded in Lahore, capital hlai* after three hours of ,‘eroir | H.er tr.er women pilot*, -he *et e ol the l’uni-«l> effort. They saved two large untnen's distance record of t'l and Calcutta, capital nf I!, -iir.il, tank* of high octane rasolin '. lull j « fraction n.ilf-*., a s'rai*-lii yunl anInangry mob of Hindu vinith* 6.000 cans and drum* cnnUlrdng | .f 62 Vnile* and an Hllitude rec- cast stone* and invaded the temore.than 100,000 gallon* of ga*o- r.ru of 7.500 feel atnve release atdenre where Midlands* K. Gand­ line were destroyed. at 2.000 feet. Her hu>haml, Stew hi hn» *et up a Joint pexco mmion Col. L. I. Drost. Batavia area ’li'enilaaea no r> n, y |t «i with the Mtrelem Premier of ttetlbase commander for Rte Nether J — ---------------------- — gal, II. H. Kiihrawardy. land* army, said the fire was Here iu Karachi. Lord MountLehmans Return “moat probably aabotagICssilrNM an !'•«* »*)te) • “Aug. 17 ta Indonesian Indepen­ From Indiana Trip dence Day and now if* time to 4 Killed In Volcano took for the firew'orki." he said-' Droit said only a change In the In contrast with modern!* sum­ Eruption In Jupjin wind saved the entire dumn from mer temper aim ,< In Florida. Sandestruction. The blare cuinnger- f"id .State Market Manager JI. J. KAtM’l/AWA. Japar. Aug 11, ed large military *iipi>iv dump* I eltman. Wf^n iclurne-l recently and ahipping nearby. fn>m hi* former ’hum? town of (AV-Mt. A*ama, 90 mile* nmtliA substantial portion of Hutch (Tuam Point, Ind. aiauil 35 mile* west of Tokyo, erupted -iiildeidy military and civilian fuel supplies from Chir**:i>. levelled that the this iiftcrnmin. prmia£|y kilting for we»t Java are stored at Tend'- temperature tiicie w.it up to 104 four of a pnrty of 20 Japan-re Joengprlqk, seven miles nurtheast »n« afternon and ‘hat since Id* mountain'climber* ne*:- the sum­ of the center of Batavia. return, he w-s* iiilmninl that |t mit. ‘ 'Hire 9.115-foot volcano sent A Dutch communique, charging got up to 107 degree*. new violations nf the true-’ In In­ “I had. to return to RanTor-l tn rtouts (if smoke and asli tlimiMn Is donesia. aald Republican* also put rool off,” he told a llttl.r group of of feet into the air in six,separate the torch to oil Inatallatlont at interet.tcd listeners In front of .the eruptions within four hours. T h e r e was no la v a . Pangkalanbrandan, In Indonesian- Court llousi? this m o r n in g . * Jatianrse rescuer* brought Id held northern Sumatra. It added Regardless nf westhe* varia­ that 300 Indoncsiana had attacked tion*. a ronildcrabln 'quantity of rlimhet* to safety, but ona was Dif t c h-oecupled Kajoegocng In out-of-state pearhe* and tomatoes burned so badly hr was not exsouth Sumatra and that In .exst are being received dally at Ihn Dretrd to live. They laid four Java Intermittent mortar nnd auto­ market, h* stated. Tomatoes arc others were mlasing ami they were almost certain that two of tlirse matic arms fire had been directed from tha Carolina* and Virginia. at Dutch outposts near SoeraheJ* _ Whit* visiting hi* hruther at who were nearest the Crater had and Malang. Grown Point hestnloyrd srelpg perished. The volcano ajmeared oiilet dur­ haigball games in Chicago between Chicago Cub* and the Dodgers, ing the night alter th is' t*rqi»l Merchants Group To the Phlllle* and Cardinal*, he rrport- burst of activity tn two month*. Hold Dinner Meeting e*L In order not to furthe.- dum- 10 Hurt In Freak... Th# Sanford .Merchants Associa­ fouwL bIa.-ll*tan»r*T- he Infemrcd Accident On Train tion will hold a dinner meeting them that he saw the game* over Aug. 22 at 7:00 o’clock at tha May- hU brother’s new television set, LOS ANGELES, Aug. It. *47 fair Inn. It was announced today. and declared that tho televtaion The pending ch.xnge In the Pojt camera followed the ball all the Aorroxlmately 10 peroonrwere tolured, the $anU Ke reported, when Office-schedule will b« dlecuascd lima It waa In play. ■n uhlert protruding frott the side a* well aa the proposed study of a freight train crashed through the City’s tax structure. Railway Joins Group of a coach window of tha writ-hound There will also be n short talk on tho Cross State Highway ant] Ankingr Higher Fares California Limited near Uarstow thli morning. aa open discussion of the Wednes­ Ftrat re port*-were that no car* day dosing. AH nurchputi ate WASHINGTON. Aug. 14. 1 4 7 urged to attend and bring their Th* Tanneaaee, Alabama and Geor­ were derailed. The Sant i he said employees. gia Railway Company today Join­ It believed the Injured were b e i n g ed 25 other railroads operating tn taken to San Uernardinu for hos­ ARRIVE IN RIO th* South tn aaklng for an Incrcasa pitalisation. A railroad spokes­ RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 14, (47 In hyjL PM gtngflL /ag* from 2.2 man aald the second section of the --U.-8Tr8Wf4U.ry of Sidle O U fft lo x.5 cants a mile. C. Marshall landed today at the Th# petition of th* original 25 SCHOONER STRUCK Ponte Do Geleao military airbase applications haa be.-n vet for hear­ TAMYA Fla.. Aug. !4 -(4 7 — for tomorow’a opening of the In- ing at Atlanta on Aug. 20. In con­ ter-American Conference on hem­ trast to tha recent unanimous ac­ Tha Jose Gaapar, ikree-maated isphere defense. Trygrio Lie, sec­ tion of eastern railroad* in ob­ schooner used for many years In retary general of tho United Na­ taining th* aame baal; fare In- Gatparilla carnivals here, waa tions. also arrived from New York creaae, not all soutlwri lines join­ atruek by lightning today. Tha ta address the opening plenary ed ta the proceeding for upward old. ship's , top foremast wax' session. splintered by the llghtnlnf bolL i. that territory. Jaycees ,Urged . India Is Released To Finish Booth By Britain While Funds Campaign Disorders Rage Virginia Belinis Rc- C.mclhi Faces Down Latq^ Experiences Hindu Youtljji.With At Sailplane .Meet Request For Peace Dutch Oil Dump Fire In Indonesia Called Sabotage President Described As “ Salt Of Earlh;’, * Republicans Hit As,-, “Party OfPrivilcge” U. S. Cancels $ 1,, 000, 000,000 In Italian WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 l 4 h From the While llouie »lep» Senator Pepfter (D-Fla) voifed hi* tupport today of Preiident Trumin for re-election. "I don't think there it any quetlinn but that ihe Prriidenl WASHINGTON. Aitg N t4h should be ami will be nominated, The United Stale* today agter I ■*nd should be and will be elect­ In cancel about $1 ,(••!(),OOO.IHW ed." Pepper declared In reportin debt* owed it by ihe llaliin je u alter a call on the Preiident. ttoVr-Mimouf.' ■ SN f t . ; Adding p.4lr1cal significant* U tv h the Sen *tor* remark* is lhc movr wa* m*ile. the Slate t h / hloiida particular position he octu­ Pep ailment laid, to eaie th» ple* in the Democratic Party. v "Buidcntome clautet" of the ltd - Pepper is r|n*e to the CIO and other labor grouna. He also ia in JVtce I real v. ,, . a warm friend of Henry A. WillI hr-.J.UIa Department announ- tec*, former—vfre. president whir— ed t!ir decision in making public wa*'ou»ted by President Trum an, an accord concluded with an a* Cummer re Secretary after they clashed wirer foieign policy. * Italian financial mmion after Furthermore. Pepper ha* b*-*f* i line# month) of, negohatinn. a fre<|uent critic of the prysenc t!wte6 the pact, the U nit'd ndmfnisliation aithough Ire ap Stale- waives all claim to pay- plmidcd t*r»'lident Truman'* I^~ iui-ni fit aptuosiinately I6J:I.- i.n. ■".! Iiv INHI.ilOu in civilia n supplies. I’eppci cnllid at tlie IVhit* after Sir. " ri’e term* of tlie urder»land-, llouae immediately log have the effect of ollevlai- Truman h«d held a, weekly con- ing revel a) of tlie hurdetnome i frtctire. Pepper told reporter* he c Iiiimc * uf th e I t a lia '’ I'eace did not dtwusi jeditic* iu h.s ■ 1* Tn-ntv. .1't-l thaieiiy oihs'aottil call on Ml. Truman Jml wantetf S id iltlirs i» letuieteil tn tli>* Ital­ tn make clear hi* pniiliott. The Pie*ldeul, he said, ha* ian rconorry,' the ritate Heparlproved himself "•iticere, honest nifiit announcement «atd. lltliri iiighlight* trf the enmpie and human—tie i* the «*lt of th* lieniivp accord *v*th the itn*- crlrth of this country." I.tiiig l-efore, Pepper had made inti g"veinineiit are: 1, P n iim li'K of approximate!) clear lie would not go along with patty uiovelftknt t>»jr.'l MHI.IMII) ill lilnckiut Hall III any 4 4tluiil i i n l l m i n t Of, 1‘fl a* t’ l r e l proper tie* nqd esspl* in the Unit­ ed Stale, once *lie owner* Mil* cert if icd n - non-(a trial. 2. Turning <"fr ;»f Td merchant v e-iiti to the Italian govetn- Move Made To .Ease Debt C l a u s c s O f Peace Agreement jucpL JA uf.jLbem_Auicto "" J ’■ Flans Discussed Foc OpeCiTtion O f___ — Bouts On St. Johns ■1 1v *Iup* which will replace •eli­ cit i cv-i-l* |o*t lining the wai Eight ut litre ate Italian chip* being returned 'by the Unilf-l Plan* for operation of two 500 State* and five are ve*»el» purrliaved (tout other American re­ loti boat* on the St. John* River In the near future were vestjrdsy public*. discussed by E. W. Tyler of Bruns­ wick, O* . and his *'s*oel*tex and Chamber of Co nun* re?r Manager Edivatd lliggin*. Sir. Tvlcr 1* reported to hav# anmuincyd intention if (tutting th# two bunts itilu’nperatiim in the in* laud waterways between Hanford, [Intllmnre and I'tiiis.li-Udiia. and his gimip requested tiuj n*»Ut»nee TOKYO, Aug. It (4Y— Gen- of the Chamber of Cunimeree in eral MacArthur marked lh» re­ securing a navigation permit on fund anniversary r j V- J day to- the St. John* River. day w ith 'a me**age of gratiVIi . lliggin* assured them that lude tn hi* occupation force* h, would contact tn,* shippers in for the Job they are doing in **. tin. are* ami get them to endorse coring the peace In defeated Ja- , j,j, anplicallan">Yith tho Interstate pan. 1 Gommrrce Commission. Text of his me**age: | Wltlle Iteie. the grmtn visited Two year* ago today, the street al of the rilru* packar* who mounting power ‘ of allied arm* Own canning plant* and wot* rfiluced the enemy'* gun* to ali­ given asiuiatire -if sufficient ton­ enee and forced his -capitulation nage lo satisfy their requirement*. from th# challenge of war. The Tt.e boat operator* declared that victorious end of batt.le hecaitre Vf idatt* work out, they hope to be the beginning of an equally vi'ni In opeiation within 60 dav*. Their application i* for a com- campaign to secure Hie peace. We unw enter the last phare in J a ­ Tiiiui carrier, said Mr. H.ggtna, pan of (lit* test 'of our strength, and they will publish inte* (or ail • ll I* you men anil women, mil­ commodities fipm lltitadelnhta and itary amt elvllan, who have -om- all inlcrtuediale ni'nts on 4h*yin­ , posrd the allied foice* of *«• land waterway. riipatlnn who are bringing this task to a successful wmclusion. Globe Circling Fair You have demonstrated that lit Still In Greenland peace a* in war, the spiritual r * strength which free people may muster to sustain a righteous new Yo r k ; A u g . , ‘n —<47— causa Inevitably muit prevail.William Btrohmeir. (light manag­ For th* structure of the mod- er for two former Army pilots ern world |a too deeply rooted in wltfi ate going atound th# world th r devotion of man tn the prac­ in a pair of light plane*, aatd tical Ideas of human jUstir , today h« had not been adviaed broad tolerance and Individual dignity to be overturned by such when they plan their hop, from strength a* may temporarily tie Greenland to Ireland, The pilot*, Clifford V. Evani, mounted by those who become 2rt, of - Washington, D. C„ and IC e e tla a e * na f n a - T n i ) George Truman, 39. of U>* Angete*. landed -Tuesday night Nazi Concern Blamed near* Jutlannehmab, capital of Greenland, and presumably attll . For Starting War are there. Strohmelr aald. To Kcykjavlk, Iceland, la about 750 NUERNBERG, Germany, Aug. mile* from there. 14—(47—Twenty-one director* of, Thc/r-IIot* liegen their lelturelr the 1,111ion-dollar I. G. Farben junket Raturdxy at Teterboro, N J . Chemical T rust -pleaded Innocent before an American war crime* court today to charge* that (hey 10 Workers Dismissed had conspired to plunge the world For Loyalty Reasons Into war for profit Without Farheti, Brig. General WAHHINGTON. Aug. 14 UP)— Telford Taylor, the chief prosecut­ or, charged In a scorching 2 0 .0 0 0 - The Clvlj Servlet Commlealon ent, Adolf word Indictment Adolf Hiller disclosed t4>d#v that it ha* found ifh powerless to start ten additional Htat* Department tha war in 1919 'and powerless employ hr*. Ineligible for govern­ to wag* Jt so aucccaafulfy for so ment , employment "for loyalty rr**on, all of them Involving Comlong. M acArthur Thanks Occupation Troops On VJ Anniversary I ■; B Farben directors, accused the dye and chemical trust, world wide tn •cope, of being the industrial heart of the N ail war effort. Ha borrowed tha German’* own re ­ pression for I- G. Farben, “a state within a atata", because the company waa given such a pec­ uliarly Independent atalua by per­ sonal order* from Adolf Hitler. m%P»m\)rlng* to 20 the numbirof Htat# Departmmt worker* •* removed since July 1, 1946, for security reasons. The commission announce*out was contained in a letter to Chair­ man- Rce* (R—Kan*) of tb# House Clrtl Sendee Commltte* which ha* been studying em­ ployee loyalty. V \ i -» q .. i ■ D •-J v: - �T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 14, 191? THE 3ANFORP HERALD, 3ANFORP, FLORID/j •P A G E -T W O ■■.'.‘a-. The S a n fo rd H e ra ld Paying for Pensions T ru m a n C o n fe re n c e llrtU rW k < r « I'M* Oar I will depend UP°1’ toy* by this country •* * . ’ l l * Maul). of <hr. Kkri* K tlib ll4 f 4 la |M 4 rtU U k>4 *»llr • »«“»*! M la rta i fri- Tho princlplo o f n»tironu»i(l pay f o r w o rk e rs a tta ln in K aw* »»»**» J n o r t f l l p ' nge is beco m in g w idely aecoplorl in in d u atrln l, l u i w i riciiU . btisiriorts am i p ro fe ssio n a l c irc le s. A n n o u n cem en t by th e I l l M saw sll* l » a u u *««••! fla w a a l i n F o rd M o to r C om pany o f a n $H0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 pen sio n fund, d e ­ N t t K i ST. Ill* , al l b C a l o lll t, ta ils to la* set fo rt!; la te r, is good new s fo r in d iv id u als to be ■I l u l t r l . FtortOa, a t l t r l b A«i b e n e fit ted. „ I t ( • < ( » ■ • al M in i K l**T. B ut Im p licatu m * o f th is a n d o th e r s im ila r re tire m e n t MULtANII L. DK1.I p lan s a re not a lw iij.s-^ ttn iersto o il by th e public. A h in t ran** IIORDDS HKtM w as found in a F o rd o ffic ia l's s ta te m e n t th a t th e pension •1 >•)*••• M ta u tl v irtu a lly whs a jnflre lnerea.se. T h is p ro g ra m a n d s im ila r l U H t t l l T l n N IU T K I p la n s in all lineSj'will be c h a rg e d o ff to e x p e n se o f p ro d u c­ F a ra lla la A l i a a n Cr C arrltr. a a t l ---- — ____ V •** tio n . T he co n su m er, in c lu d in g th e pensioned, p a y s p ro d u c ­ Oar M . a l k ----- ---- ___________ f t tio n costs. T h is is trim , w h e th e r th e re tire m e n t s a la ry Is » n a Naalka ___.__________ I II fo r in d u stria l w o rk e rs o r f o r te a c h e rs a n d lib ra ria n s . P e n ­ II* M aalk*________________ Da* Y r a r ---------- --------------------sion m oney fo r t h t l a t t e r g ro u p com es c h ie fly fro m ta x e s A ll r k l l a i o a ailm r, n i 4 > "< T h a t fo r m in is te rs is c h ie fly p a id in by p a r is h io n e r s -w ho f k m W r . ( M u l a t t o s * a u k i m l i n a l have’'earned" it th e h a rd w ay a n d g iv en it b u F ljn fiiiT fS T /f T ' n U r U l i a n l i ( a r I k * * a r * a a * »l I*U I» C lu w la. w ttt'l> » ( b a r e r * »er fu ttd s r M rr* * to r a k rrrllrla a ra irr F in an ced re tire m e n t is a d m itte d ly d e sira b le . I t m u st lalaak > ra> M r<r Haptraraia- b e realized, how ever, t h a t th e w ide w o rk in g o f th e pension Ultk. lar.. Tkr llrralJ to Ifcr aaOaaal if; 14 al a k ir t lM s a idea in tro d u ces a new f a c to r in to A m erican econom y. T he Ofllrra ar* M ltlrlM k la Ifca lar»- co st of iiving’ia f u r th e r p u sh e d u p by th e need to a c cu m u late •a xr ta r lM riora ta [p e n sio n re se rv e s. T h is m a k e s it" h a rd e r f o r 'in d iv id u a ls to l W a lt 'p u r s u e th e ir ow n t h r i f t sch em es fo r " ra in v d a y s " . T ru e . l a l Saw t a i •l . T k. Hr ra ti U a aariafcrr *« »»« th e v a re not faced w ith q u ite th e sam e n e c e ssity a s fo rm e rly , laaM lalH lira * aafclrk I* ratlllra i f th e y a re to lie ta k e n c a re o f by pension. B u t it m u st be n i l a i l u l r la Ifcr aaa far »»»*kltratios , ( all *k* In a l a t" * ra la iti fa re d th a t th e p e n sio n e r, a n d ev ery b o d y else, p ay s f o r la Ikla a a u i|a * « i, aa m il ar all su ch se c u rity . OF a r m iWralrfcra. People, a s a ro le, fin d th is f a rt d iffic u lt to accep t, f o r it has becom e u h a b it to accep t th e a d v a n ta g e s o f a h ig h THURSDAY, A il. 14, 1»*7 s ta n d a rd o f liv in g a t a iow level e f cost. T h e public, w hile " BIBLE TERSE FOR TODAI en d o rsin g p en sio n s, m u s t i>e p re p a re d to p a y fo r th e m . P e n ­ NOT MUCH OK A LIFE CAS sio n m oney lias to be e a rn e e d b efo re i t c a n be d isp en sed . BE •BUILT ON TUB 8 U im K C SANDS OF AN EVIL CHARAC­ Indian Economics TER: Thou upholdrtt m e in mine in te g r ity.— Psalm 4 1 :1». N ew re g u la tio n s f o r im p o rts in to In d ia w ill c u t d eep ' THE WAITING . in to th e ir su p p ly o f .b o th n ec e ssa rie s a n d lu x u rie s, sa y s a n |F n n Tb* IVaslitajton ViM) id wfcat « U u p < R ftetaa 7 n V i & 'W im p o rte d w n - ' | f wR L ttt * n / olbrr sight, ned goods, b o ttle d b e v e ra g e s, p r o p r ie ta r y m edicines, to b a c ­ Attrr supper, H J. co p ro d u cts, co sm etica. h o sie ry , c u tle ry , d o m estic h a rd w a re , When sk* h«» ratten up to put thv m o to r vehicles a n d ra d io s. All" o f th e s e a rtic le s a r e b a n ­ took ■ « w ij— Sk* •u n til—vftraktd. dixrsugh : — n e d now, nn d a q u o ta s y s te m re g u la te s th e im p o iia tio n o f Her Usable# rl4u r* bioJtriog _U»r several o th e r ite m s. E x p o rt tr a d e of th e U n ited S ta te s w ill •lrkt .. s u f f e r n Sizable re d u c tio n a s a re su lt o f th is m ove. And 'tarn*, full «u lbs empties**, -Serious re s u lts w ill b e fe lt w ith in In d ia , too, w ith p an ic b#r far* \i: b u y in g undep w av a lre a d y .' W e alth y u p p e r class an d m iddle (Sk* it otdrr thau Sr Ibourbt.l Of what »traD(r buried r « < » • class people a r e h o a rd in g v ita l a rtic le s a n d m a te ria ls w hile Ik tbr al'.tht S3overarot tbit. »br th e low er c la sse s s u f f e r fo r th e ir hick. W hen th e ir g o v e m - m 7 ~ 3 n s r u * U fu a —w u r it. iw sail mat* frrrnc* HU ** c o ts* w h ic h Lobar Dtpkrttncnt <■ . | firiaU hav* declared wiU mk*o a cut of onk-lhird to on*-hall n the d*parim«ni'» pajTwl. A . a r t mil of iC m offkiaia tay, lha Dirnion of bor htam lardt Will b* and operation* of 0,h,r,. i reduced. The Labor Mandard* division ha* b*«n making itudici dk aling wiih «f«ty ,nd 0,hlfr -1' dust rial m atiart. It I* b ru th n l on floor* or otijrj pieces where rnaehe* appear , t l dries Jo a varnikh-ltk* b w .ih tj Johnston, a rhrihltt, ta y t it kg), ronrbtv that walk on it anytjjj during that txrhsl. , Th* vain)sir can b* n*sh*4 c(j with water liut he says it hard scrubbing. H* reports the fam ish coiftain* a titrv* p.,f. ton that p tr a ly m cockroaoVn and due* root harn] other tr.ii in th* concttitration used for roaches. •• Johmton produced tLV p__ varnlih,,«*'a result of an *pp^ front hi* titte r Mr*. G. DshiLt,t who ’is in charge of a nurstr; Tucson. Aril. Sh* had tropy, with roaches and did not wk*t H uta roach poison* because of riiir to th* lim e ones. She wrote br brother her*, who Irctds a Rn chemical specialty company, y. said tlx ntontht research js. auced the reach ktlleh. Speaking on th* M<ond anniv trta ry of V-J Day, Mr. Tnuna.r raid h« had anticipated "hen h« announced th* »urr*nd*r of Jepautw o y*an ago th*< th* P**^1 or d talh through hu:>rrr‘r would bar* b*tn Mciirtly «*tah»:»h- cause th* Russian authorities td- by thig-- tiro*-. H# »aid he re- provided her mother with Bikta to »ay that it «•* not. cijuate food and fu«i." Bui h« ha* net abandoned, his A suspicion that Princess belief, h* added, th»t ih* na- mint might have been peh dona will «v*ntu»lly accomplith by persons seeking hur Wi a peace for. th* ten*fit of cii had been expressed by the th*_ peoples — of ih*- world. . . . Army’# e r I m 1 nst 1 invest! Th* President »*id he h » a n « '*i , -1|U w|nl« tlswy were had any doubt about th* w ttdon i( jur **tima:cd of dropping atomic bomb* on 4^ , , ^ belonging to the Japanese cities sine* h* n r * * * cess, — llet son, l*rmce herd it saved th* live* of -W.Ofsj Von Bchoenaieb^arolatn deck I.v 4*r*ia. had h f " ; " ^ T ^ w 'r.ev rs* co n feren ce covered' « m s l o d g i n g s Ucriin. j wide range of other questions: Polilits—the President said t»had not approved any sit* f"* R A D I O P R O G B A I Btailon WTUU tne Democratic National Connec­ tion in 194S. arbiing that i* » Tfcat>4>s Bvrtiiu* m atter for the Party's t t l »>!• D«y Conmtittc* decide. He skid. t: J Twliiabt koUK ---------------- —to ---------he will be in favor .uf any to y t ti i iuvh a .s »h t:S4 b p u iti 1 'a n d e the committee select*- . »u .nsilni As for a new chairman- »• »,ri 1:49 News event Robert E. Ilannegan re 4dk.-AH_yiii-UQ . signs a* head ° r tb*, cimh»lrie-.l . ‘j^ i n . AinJsssadon a*. TViac Arthur Speech Publiahers Aualtlary ln *h«g0Uth' * HI__ m rm * in* up th . Labor D*p»rtmro». That was on* of the A«WpUsJ>* mctii* of Cmirr***, b* aalo. Quickly ihrn. Hr. T*“ra*n * r •d Ihkl ha bat no diJutA ,h\ V l q* Labor Department will eventually, that it ran t h* P*T* mar.rntly torn up. , , Cougrct* ma4k Appropriations W* sat ort the porch of a pleas* ant home in a amall inutw*ater;> community one evening reecnriy, discussing the goals toward which the cilirens of every town should work—better schools, greater civic participation, moie pride In com­ munity. Our hostess was one of those conscientious ciri: leader* who sees dearly the problems and failures of her town and is doing more than her share to rlimiusle them. "Our* newspaper could help," she commented, "but wo can t aeein to get th* editor interested." W r asked for ■ epezrfle example. "Just a faw months ago." aha explained, "al let of us were both­ ered b r ih*-*nrt>ke nblrtiFfj-w * have a lAt of amall fvfh.rfaa In town. "1 saw fhe editor at a dinner Municipal Airport. A live party and asked him about it. 'E d/ m|UI .................................................. gonUact and about' 7>0 ba»«i>»ll plfint fit L u fk in . TfiXi, w h ic h t u r n s o u t lli>out 50,000 to n s n I Hid. ‘why don't you h iv t a player* are involved. II tbi* d**J y e a r. T h e re a r e m an y p la n ts m a n u fa c tu rin g k r a f t a n d up about tha smoke nuiasnceV He goes ibiougb, it will }»« » >**1 O th er p ap ers. T he S o u th s p u lp nnd p a p e r in d u s trie a a re *,w u WM * k00^ ,dft* bul m a rc h in g on.— T h e N ew O rle a n a S t a t e .. ever cam# °f it. A pparqulr h*s ither in Sanioid** c*P afraid of the factory owners. There teemed pH point in tirin g Tbe Ju .c c e 'P ^ a rirn rm ha. de­ to explain what was obvious Tb a TOO LA TE TO CLA SS cided to inveitigtte high p ri« . newspaper man but diffi nli for a By HUB9FLL KAY layman to understand. Editor did They m a y - b*\.interested.in a i«probably did think a ‘ write-un ' port published in Wednesday’s p* Picking up my Northwest Flor- There la no atmosphere of the waa ■ Rood Idea, but then he ask­ p en that individual incomes have Ida tour w her, I left off last I penal institution, no uniforms, no ed himself some questions. increased from 40 billion beloie column at Panama City, 1 found guards. The boya live In a clsan, . First, just what Is a "writa-up" t £rt’1rtb ,n d . development of wholesome settlax tha*. cannot (be war to 193 .billion this year, this Gulf Coast 'metropolis truly) hslp-but bring out tha best that Is an all time high amaalng. It has nb<ut taken up In them. They, learn worthwhile who gae* a demonatraiisn of th* ih:; . ^ th# slack causetkbv the closing of* trades, hava ampla opportunity fur best in public relatione in their and gracious marine, of greet­ The city ol Ucsls is planning ,h |Pl'lrd * »n,l rednetion of recreaiiim ami from every, stand- easyand their maalsrful control of (0 meet at least a pact ol in military personnel that during the point the school ts a credit lo the ing the many derail* that go lo make war years turned it into a madstate and to thosa reaponsible for such an event financial prcblcms by levying * a aucrevv. it# management. gaibage t*«. We don't know jutl With the leadership of It# present industrial growth i* Also at Marianna we visited th*Honored Florida Publicity sud rublic how popular S garbage tax will sound and of a permanent nature Florida Caverns State Park a t Relations Association for the en­ be. Some people might say,. "Just and aa a tourist resort It is grow- guests of the Florida Forest and suing y*ar, I con think of no way ___ m___ Fark Service. Thla amazing na»leave the. garbage lay,” wad cc- Ing,! by leap* and bounds. Ita ___ beathes are equal to any , to be| ural attraction is oraeticaliy un- to advance thg arganiiulkm'a wel­ fure to p*y the tax.. But one Lmpd on th# Gurf C-taal while known lo most Floridian* aod the fare than to continue th«M, tour# of thing is gSftnin, ib* *ity can't sportsmen find it, a veritable purs visitor front out of atata seldom visual education Inaugurated I by immediate pr*dece*iu«-. Frank 1 collect ‘gsrbsge if Tt doesn't h a .c dUe'. Tile beach srra aittaci* heart of it. Located three mile* my countless thousands during the north of Marianna, th* nark U Wright; for to KNOW Florid* | the money to hiie the men to do summer *e*#on and mnstrurtiuti -- _ open tho year round. While th* vou must 8EE Florida. it. 4 U ? -! Jits been unable to keep up with underground caverns a rs not aa oxthe demand for accumulation*. tensive or developed M those uf P Us i d e "b p~AilN (i 1 Are you one o( those who ts rty made up of publicity Carlsbad or Mammoth t ’ave, they waiting for a new car? then public relattona men nnd writt­ offer equal Interest and entertain­ TALLAHASSEE. Aug. I t, b T — The Florida Railroad aod Public you should be interested in the en from all aecliona.of the Mate ment. Skillfully lighted, with well con­ Utilities Commission annoupcod rrpert that automobile prodqrlion waa tremendously imprrracd v/ith the whole area »e traversed. Mtiny • trail*, thra* wonderful today a public bearing will be held -x j* a! a new low level (or this time of them were making their first structed caves present n never-ending f f year at C |0 wvrkcit stay olt trio Into this section of Florida fairyland of weird and unusiud for- Sept 9 at Bl. Cloud on operation of the S t Cloud exchangs of tb* the job on account of the heat. and because of this first hand uatlona with 'atalagtRas and sta- Florida TsltphoM Corjiurmtioo of of its charms, beauties lagroltca glistening in lha lighted However, no one would get mad­ knowledge and advantage* they will he able passage ways that seem to wind der than CIO auto workers >( to inform othsrt with aiHhentic through n labyrinth of avenues farmers stayed off the job be- data and Information etou; this without beginning or end. It is JU U O D E 'S K D IU R O H S probably Florida’* only completely .Cause it was too hot to work in favored territory. ■ i r A ny • • If it’s food you want, the finest nlr-ctmdltloned attraction for th* the fields. obtainable, perfectly pr .pared and temperature remains a? approxi­ — v S T T m An t e l T m T rmrved. you atop at Cdrsoni, loc­ mately S3 degree* Fahrenheit at We have had several inquiries ated on the Cutf Coast Highway a alt time* regardless of the tem "DArf pe 7 n u r . s o lately aa to why the naiiow sheet short distance north of Panama peraturn above ground, .— sehicb baa U s beew appeartflf lately[C ityr w*>l j , ™r-wdi find m ry — tn^addition to th# tntareitlng H E 'P M E ^ M t our piper. We ordinstily uic thing from a hamburger on a bun and enchanting carerno, thla InriU Ik lf ME T # THWKtft* io atuffed pheasant and a courte­ inx State Park has natural rock a 35“ roil. 5 2 ^ “ roll .n d a 70" ous, appreciative management that garden*, wild lif*, histone*) values H t f N P E HA?»T‘ o ' toll lot our (our. tix sml e»*’>t is genuinely concerned about your and recreational faciiittoi that papers rctpeclively. But due patronage. Our gtoop dined there make It a paradise for tha lover o f , L 'r t N ' / / the newsprint shortage, we are and we were so Impressed with the nature and lha out-of-door*. Those *r food, th# service ami the sincere who hav* not visited Florida Cav­ always able to obtain the a v hospitality that era went on record erns B u t* Park have tlxa which we want, and have -with • resolution of approval th at a remarkable attraction and on* of which tho atata way w*U bo > use what we can get. TWhett w m unanimous, A highlight of oar trip was a p ro u d .. • have four page* with a three visit to th* Florida Industrial Upon our arrival a t C avern fly sheet in lha middle we School for. Boys at MsrUnr*. Tho Slat* Park w* were warmly greet­ w a r a d3” roll. When w* average person thinks of tt a t S ed h r a delegation representing ciiht page* with two ol "reform school" or "(ail" for jirv*- offikals of both the Bt»U Forest delinquent*. While it it matn- A Park Service and the Florida narrower than |hg others. nilo tainod for socially handicapped Forest and Fork Association, the > -x boy ia-o a ,6 4 y i^F oS H S oT or . w ith two o l tarns thkre. It la In no>te n ia a J a il th e splendid ptocrasa peogroi mode tn prd_____ h r o n i l s , On th# contrary. , under tho a hie vidTror thla atato with a Credltabis A nlonTiflXfUKT «MeLn*eW8Print* Secretary of suggestion NFAV YORK - p p | Johnalwir, an rx-G l, o r New’ y U( City, bs* toad* a paint that kijj, rose he*. lojrrthrr on • kelf-brtp t'1*"In blunt language. Trum an .accused Congrc** * ** r How About A “Write-Up?” concern o v er p ro d u c tio n , th e iThurfton m a y be im proved. hop* to bear? Tbr dm »b* await* will not rrturu T he A m erican w o rk m an , w hose livelihood d ep en d s on Ip tbi* or m i «h»r J**rth e dem and fo r h is p ro d u c t, n e v e r th ln k a o f th e loom -operIt la too U ti . . a .. ns a ,o r <,r atedl-m ili w o rk e r in Indin ns h a v in g a n y co n n ectio n aarh a** lib# tbr-otber, ! w ith his life. N o r does tint M .rshin o r H indu v isu alize a As * srvne, a.stone. link betw een h im se lf a n d th e ta r - o f f c itiz e n o f th e U n ite d —Yet atwsrs toward tb* roaring •» s u ite s . T he co nnection e x is ts , n e v e rth e le ss, te n u o u s a s a . . , s pi der web, s tr o n g a s steel, fo r ire tte r o r w orse. Thrrrll be lb*** tltoe*. Yfhen *h* wtll pause toia*"b»rr. Wioding the clock, Southern Newsprint Or atralfktenlng. a ebair. Wbetr the trill turn and T he econom ic w ell-being o f th e S o u th will be p u sh e d Or >w» to «* .' , Ills face upon_Ab» a h e a d a n o th e r sto p by th e $30,000,000 n e w sp rin t p a p e r m ill 1 1 0 W a r d o n i r r t .H . w hich, acco rd in g to an n o u n c e m e n t fro m B irm in g h a m , will Welle, iniists that he n | s h o rtly b e -c o n stru c te d in A lab am a. • a .w T .a n l i amateur *» * hullT h is m ill's Ind icated c a p a c ity is 100,000 to n s a n n u a liy . - j Bu. ss V - Lull art.It he A t to d a y 's r e ta d p rie w th is p ro d u ct w ould h a v e a v alue **• " ^ ___H , o f 7H >oiir|9r000,00o. T hl# wHl l>e, th e re fo re , a new indua« a clkH by* liVmawll. tr>’ o f c o n s e q u e n c e .u tiliz in g a ra w m a te ria l th a t is p le n tifu l Plans at* u^3tr ~way hete to a n d c o n s ta n tly renew ed, nn d p ro v id in g a hom e p ro d u c t f o r M Yctk G*nl» (or a hom e m a rk e t t h a t u*e* se v e ra l m illion tona o f n e w sp rin t sign up t winter training school at the a n n u a lly . on .MarahalKa Roach Killing: Paint Has Been Discovered ’ If ffffetipIMMt i rtiH» paftl flpMTl 1 tools qf or ronrefts to Ideologies which ignore or contest these —an editorial, a discussion ih his giwat moral values. personal gossip column, a • news By conducting yourselvea with story, a feature atory, or pertjaPt a fine sence of self-respect, selfsome poetry? What about tb* confidence and devotion to-duty, subject m etier—waa It to he Pul- you have rendered Hie physical ted out of (he thin (though »mul>> subservient to eh* massed and In air. without facta, figiiiet and so doing earned the admiration uuotationa to give It foundation? of a free world and the lasting Most important, of what value Is i respect of your ' vanquished foe. a single diatribe? The only jaffec-' Tou have written an ennobltiv* way of fighting igaiuat amok* ing .chapter in human progress, or anv other civic evil i* a con- which will lead to the regenerturning campaign, ami a small pop- atlon, frmn the faUltim of war 4b lacks the peiionn.l to conduct to-.th* realism that la peace, oi onc I those million* inhabiting Japan a So Editor Ed. believing that a i ialanda. single com plaint abvuL I n .»** lL> SI It f1E(l M .m T Tlradltlc a In SsSv .Sews S )S Tony Psuoe ItiS ,to4 ,stl f l 1“ , et«U» i t i r i N«w« u . n n Miltsr T i . m,,.!*} I S « n l n g It t t Tour* I U U AH' tts* News lli> o ttixn Ot( I'tidas r- tika Bi#n On S ol t U r ly News SiOt Celerjr Cboppeis StSS ItCBseipan- SsU Hi-J.r* ot the l‘utp:# Ss*ej TigS N«w* ;,ft ynnrlsc S;J* News gerened* tie* tienris* ieranativ St IS fcttichlag Time Si>» Slorniflg Devotions ItS S -S b w ile S fe MwtUsiJoB. The Book of Happy Storir Goodrich Schedules llnicui Negotiations U. N. Meet W O O D M E N of the W O R L D life Insurance Society to out A m t M x c n D i i i m i f t ^ " to bargtln mi ‘ More than 2.000,000 Itlvn in Mexico d ly , would return to headquarters snld. ■ ' a S ta .......... « * > XH. J. PIN' - Office Phon lid Sooth Park Avenue 1305-J Sanford Florida T b? work, J,* --- m nj.ni 'r iif iii ■ — CuLtM| ‘9;6» •*•»* . „ „ is li.u u s s it u i ty Vouts lists lulls IUU Bc»:« ........ ....__ W > O U 4H * nation. •if* *; British loan revision—No commeat. St., Lawrence W aterw ay—T-u. President said hfc StlU U for thie project and ha* been for it for 14 yeai». “ Budget Veview—Berised Tiu^Jel estimate* for the current fiscal rear will be ready in 10 or 15 days. == =^" . list jil<»J__ 1 ° •>! An th is an n itar*!«• ?«•«» not indicate enough interest to M r y r i extend ray profouad adt:tS Hammy K aye make the subject newewotthy, let miration and gratitude. You may S .l* to.ifp er* Mrsnade l t ( S IViirnan'* World (he m atter drop. . j be asiured that history, the final isios N,»* The Incident interesti «* Ucause '.arbiter_ between alt tfnngi right J(l!«S IlswaiOm J1*todi«* it illustrate* the utter failure " f *“«l *u . thing# wrong, between IDitf Tun** Y«u'v« 'H»qu»*i»J civic leaders to jndetstutoi the fact and fancy, aucceaa and fall- Foul Play Denied In K * 31 ;oin « Milwtl** newspaper's role in a campaign ure, will not misjudge nor forget, tl «» lar't Os TI*.ling Death Of Princess IZiVS KtW* for community betterment. Whru t t : l S \V**i«rn Rnuiuhp the issue is abstract ami undocu­ BERLIN. Aug. 14 U F l-T h a S o | " f t mented th# citizens th?rotc1v*s Price Prediction viel Newr Bureau quoted P r in * l,lW must band together and take the cess Caroline Carolath as saying] l:M r«u> a cr * Initiative by making it eoncrvte, irn iM H * «»m fee* o m i by documenting, and by ibtreby between encouraging "an intelll- her mother, Princes* H e rm lre 'j'J * Hr " » r {? JJv»lc creatfng new*. Editor Ed can gent program of stimulating pro­ di^d of natural cause, and -no ,H Ji»*I N ew t 6* * ul‘d’ then nick It up Ih both bis r.ews duction" and continuing to allow tout pilay i or starvation wo* in- »:•» Hsr Non* Ranch ' ii« s News and editorial columns with the full “private rationing" of such prod- volved." knowledge ■th at he Has aubttan- ucta aa automobiles, gasuline and ■ Princess llermin* was th* wid S SI lltloU le rv b lu m i S i l t #> I*r«u'1lr M's Hail tial support, with confidence that steel 1ow of Germany's 1st* Kaiser. I l i t * Xlsrch Tim* he can count on a steady flow of Princes* Caroline'# statement S;(9 Howard Parlow Wolcott suggested that th* Unlammunition until the battle is won. for foreign accounts until the came from Frankfurt on tha 4:«4 Newt —Publishers Auxiliary. ted State* "alow down" on burring rider, in th* Russian tone, whofe SiOl I (SO Club I ’.OS U r t l N .w t need* of the home mark*: have ah* went to receive th* body t i l l N ovetty Time been met. Continued purchase* of her mother, who died there last ti>« M«et (be Hand H eat W ave lt« » IJilIv C last'ct for forelrn use, he claimed, ar* Thursday. According to SNB, Carotin* S is# N ew t I.* I h , D ay one of the reasons for prevailing ( i' m Dm M (IKH !*»■• O w i asserted that three doctors, two high prices. sldenta of the midwest, deceit.led If labor continues i t s :demands aerinans and a Russian, c e r ti­ on disgruntled easternem. I>r- C h a rle n L . P« for higher wages, Wolcott said, fied ■that Hcrmin* died nf a ' Boaton reported a high Wed­ "Labor will be th# loser In tb% heart attack "following two days' Optometristnesday of 99 and New York City tong ru n because prjductlun costs, illness of purulent infieramaticu Sanford AlUntlc Bk. BU tl 97, wlth.no relief forecast for th# and consumer prim*, rise with of th* tonsils, combined with Hours: 9-1X 1-B Phone f •astern states until friday n ig h t wages.* ap ab sety ." - I Set. 9-1* But tho cooler w*ath«r ia un Sh* said she "protested and de­ He suggested that Clark inquire Ryes Examined • Glass** tho way, th* Weather Bureau "the possibility of collusion in nied all rumor* of violent de*:h. **fd. Widely scattered thunder­ into showers and seasonably, normal tome Industries to b ^ - it. prices tempereturse wsre forcast for a higher than are justified by in­ wide section of th* Midwest to- creased production costa." "We Hill hope to Uch rent con­ '* “ ‘ ‘the not them TJ.; " - trol by next M*r-h, when th# --- ■ present rent control lqw expiree," wero moving, aoitwsrd, Wolcott rgfd. "Bat if the* hurting eu said, serosa northern problem hasn’t been licked by then. * ...... . and northern Indiana and it may be n t m u r v to extend would extend southward t-toignt control*, especially la area* wherw with ‘the wind owing around it there are shortages and where the northw est hardships would result on tenants There were report* of scatU rci If control* were taken off." soaking rains In some localities, Any extension of rent curbs, ha the forraster sold, notably in intimated, would includ > an exist­ extreme southern ' Kantav, th# ing provision allowing percent In­ Oklahoma and Texas panhandles, crease* by "voluntary" agreement Were they each chapters In a book, southeastern -Colorado ami In betw een'tenants and landlords. northern Michigan and Wisconsin. . Wolcott said that o' tenant claim* paid by the Woodmen of the Wq The corn Uslt generally was re­ should not -xgree' to * 1$ percent - would tell thousand* of happy storif ported as still needing mulatur*. boost if ho doe* not believe U Jus­ however. tified. ; hom es eawed. families kept together, f For the Northern and Middle Atlantic states where given college training, couples protect some worker* left or were rent from waul In old age, etc. borne from their Job* yesterday because a f the heat, continued tem peratures In tho high Vtf’a le t Ih* local Woodmen rupreeeoiaflrs pai your name on war* forecast for today. The Gulf AKRON, a / An'g. H (*>— a page oi lUe book ol happy alorioa. Aak him to explain S tates also would remain warm Contract talk* between -the B and humid the Weather Bnrcau F. Gimdrich Co. and the Unitedbow yon can build financial security with aaie, aounA CIO Rubber worker* of A m erki legal m i n i Woodmen Bhe tnenranco protection, win begin Monday in Cleveland, d e e enjoy Woodcmil'e halernal and nodal boneBU. L. 8. Buckmastgr, inUrniltonsi union president, announced today. Th* company auddtnly capitu­ ( Ca a H w i d trwai P a c t f l a t ) tives of th# United States by alt lated yvttcrdey to demand* of thu means try to got a decision which union that Its **v*n plants tr th* question uf which the URWA ]a bargaining has no relation considered for a single m anor OMAHA. NEBRASKA Ininf . prerioui’j i S i "nhvaWmlby |B |» r . art home and tha caverns. i i r t ^ ^ n j h w the first for the occa st. iM tthat, i ’llt Iloo, DO. iis f the President ssaid (icaiion Act as. i « n as he winds a m atter for (he committee. He declined To say whether Secretary of Agriculture Ander­ ___ son will ( t i e Hann*gsn’a commit­H tee lob. bus said he thinks very highly of Anderson. F orreslal—Navy Secretary botre tta l will take osth as fWcn;* rary of Defense under the umup soma naval m atters. Th; President said h e ’ may announce A new secretary of the navy at his next naws conference. - • : ’-'vm �! THURSDAY. AUG. 11. 1947 ' THE SANFO RD H ER ALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA J U JU M M Social - Personal And Calender — "* Mo n d a y Th* W. M. a. of the F lr.t Baptist Church will meet a t 8:30 P.M. The program ' will be under the direction of Circle No. E* With Mr*. H. T. Thomas in charter. Alt women are invited attend this meeting. The Sun*, Junior G, Aj and Junior A.e Will also meet in their respective places 'a t . 3:30. The Prayer Band of the Prtabyterisn Woman's Auxiliary will meet at the church at 3:30 P.M, Th* regular business ami Inspirit, ional meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary will be held at 3:30 P.M. a t the church. v, TUESDAY The R. W. Ware Bible Class of a First Methodist Church will _its a covered dish supper at the church at 1100 P, M. with Mrs. J . IL TtndrJ, Mrs. P. II, Wyatt and Mrs. Alyce Ashdown as hoa- Biff Group Reported At Country Club A large group attend, it tho oarberue held at the Seminole Countrv Club yesterday afternoon and evening. It was reported today by Charles Potter. Clyde Ttrwilletter, club pro, announced that the Activities e r5 o n a l served woo. cox*r*d_wjth.^,wiute- o f 4 U o f “a W ^L taois.w il, I damask cloth ami l,n the rtditer weie branched silver cundelnb-’j holding burning pink l*|ier». Plnti coral vine was used for d*cnr»ting the dining room. Tlie dinner Wa* eaten at small table* 111 the ■un porch. Assisting Mr*. Me.Klnnon in serving were Mrs. Rosa Mnikwoird and Mr*. H .'II. U cC lillR latte In the evening the honored couple w*» presented «i|ver candle holder*. Those invited io tie with Min* Dibble amt Mr. Itiownleo were Mr. and Mrs. 8. F, Ihbhla, Marguerite Dibble, and Rhode* Spell of Del.and, Richard Wing of Providence, It, I., Dr. ahd Mr*. E. D. Brownlee, Mr*. Mark wood and Mr*. McCaslin. FA R E TH REE ■ Engaged Couple Is Plans Underway For Honored With Dinner Club Dance At Inn Mr. and Mts. V*. M. McKinnon entertained no Saturday for Mist Betsey Dibble and tin n y Btownlre, Wlivse ell gage me n l was lecently announced, with a buffet supper at thrh- home on Magnolia Ave­ nue. Beautiful arrangements of pink roses and fern were used In Kav Shoemaker is visiting with the living room and sun (Hitch. Tfie table in tin- dining room his uncle and aunt. Me. and Mrs. from which th e supper W*» J. S. Thorpe, in Ml. Tiitxjr, N, J. It J--- 1 f 1 T*» ii.iidc oi. p-»,iul:ii SteWni Maiiit. snij Ids inrhfMra of (>r; IS-11. .‘ -I BROADWAY tt> JACK irUKIAN laud., will be’ henr-l when the bun NEW YORK Elia l.ognii, tif­ ft>rd_ Haili ami Teoid* Club htihli fing with her producer, I jo* S ibiifH eroirtl >luii,r at the Mayfuu aoti. bo** of the inuskfli "I itdnn's I P It wa* announoed today *■> Itninliow," spent a Saturday eve the Inn The dance \jni l>e hel I ning in n high dudgeon in Te.unity on .•'aioqbry fiom lyinO I*. M. one instead of tlx- Idth blrejl until '_• iHi M, fei stub mem Theater. . . Elia art (Veil five min­ utes late, she said, and the man '•i nod their guest*.Tie i .uiindltee t* makinc p y|i- nt-ement enforced un Euiio ml HR_ _ iinr that pci fio tun t »nb-i Ioaiob. ..HHL - to r-«■ httgcvYrowd ‘mil ipi-iulj,. nre aaktd U, e*11 ‘ I lie I healeC n half bout t . for,. niUct f,,i yeaeivalion*. ■ Follow- cm tain lime,-. . . N ut’iiluctl doubt tlust Ella ami. thc.j-inw will i*uHj lit ti>c dimvv * w in ioi,iig i...-, lJom l aiitl "l/ieakfact' wi'j li company ,liine t when fieg t ‘ trac t ends. served in I lie dining loom t)no or the s t i l l of i -h tw rtp pmachtng Chicago ha* t**fu*ed t.i appear llien- amt the inaitay elite lit jhinks kin- tlu> some UltcX'd tllbsl pertiiuicult dislike ,>r fright »>f two Windy City.......... . p.icdtiK iterjticsT . . . She refused to uppem there a veur'ago In a not h e ntu-i cid. Claude Rains -lipped in li Nt c Yotk for n day Indwceo va,alBHc mg on hi) IVnnsylvama fai n . . Alexis Thompson, you N't :ntl!h>ftniie spoils piomoier soil • ife sii- * tit fVsrW” frfir>he is^ ill er and the supper ws* served in slid confined to the Feinald ■the cluh house, on the menu |iir- taughton Me nTf-rlal". Hospital. oared by the cluh chjf was bar­ Mr. and Mrs. 11, J. l.ehman becued beef, pork and lamb, baked bean*, potato salad, cole slaw, have returned from Crown Point, olives. pickMs, hot roll** r>d coffee. Ind. where they spent several Following the supper, gates. wrtc week*. played and dancing enjoyed by iht Mis* 1-aurs Mae Brown, Mt-u member* present. Those attending were Mr. and Jean Crowd*/ and Mrs, C, C. M r*..J.I). Neill. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Henderson spent today at D al­ Koumillat. Mr. ami Mrs. If, R. tons Bench. Porn*. Mr. and Mrs. G. K McCall. Mr. and Mra. E. F. Ionic, Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. S. J, l.ynfh and Mrs. John Meisch, Mr. ami Mr*. *iin, Justin;- returned tuday from Kov Holler, Dr. and Mr*. A. W- Ml. -Tahur and New York City Ko*. Jr., Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. !,*fciety te g u lar, mail., up with Jo h n ; they have lieen spendiup fler, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C arrs- wliero te ste s. i'erotiai ow nri El Murueco, s f . : iii-iut two mouths. way. Mr. and Mrs. A. J Williams, le r their rhubaili « ,e r Tliompmu i n a n n o u n c e m e n t Mr. and Mrs. DaviiteSri’lth. Mr. son's mu Iteing allow. .1 In’ the Mrs. Clyde Terwillrgar, Dr. swank saloon In u sports jurki-t. ALTAMONTE • and Mr. and Mr*. Sf. I,. Wright and and Mrs. T. F. McDani •!*, Mr. Sod son, Cullen, plan to leave Friday Ml. and Mrs. Edward Boy. Wd- ; . . Theali-i- Guild will proseyinj SPRINGS NEWS Mrs. Kov Mann, Mr. rf>id Mm. for Shelby and Gaalonbt, N. C. Iink announced Uslnv the bit ill n guy they say has i>, , n tty RDM THOMAS John Galloway and Mr. and Mrs. Where they wiU visit with rvla* M b s . it. D. McI n t o s h , j r . of twin sun*, ttolwli l’lelil and n* a newspaperman tn order lit FI. B. Smith. live*. HOLLYWOOD. Aug It 1/lY- Ittc haul_Wight, on Aug. I'J nt the get Oftklevs In their -III.Vt*. ' ‘Mr. ami Mrs. T. P. Wallow, Jr. Also Mr. and Mrs, J, S. Stuck. Frank Morgan may have found Feinsld’ iuiughiiin Meniurlut Ho-Iisent last week end in Miami, Mr. and Mrs. George Maiden, Mr. Mrs. H. A. Su-inmeyer and her fortune in the yaeiit race* to Bilal 'li*. Wdlink wilt I*- I'Mrs. Sam llintiphern formerly and Mrt. Edwin ShlnhoDer. Dr. two slater*. Mis* Kuitjco Walker good I I nt C j I T f f R J b m e i . d * j e d . as dha .funner• Ala’ ? . « « • ! ' • ........ 'o f Altamonte,. now of . Bowline wpd Mrs. I(arry WovtLuO, Dr.-ami of nf Suwfoid Cut#ju.I and 'U.L. Ilf » Mr*. W. ‘ f:*C Wlgk.. for a teal Mississippi Rivet -how I G reetC R y.'l* VAItlng KyVatJfCr Mrs. O.X. Bark*. M r.'.nd 1Mrs. It lei of Tallahassee, aie visiting le *av* h r* r''iiik' tb ■d til- lioat. Blent, stilt worn out front th-' hunt «s u vocation attinrhm fetMrs. Clarence I,. Horne, and other L. Perklna. Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Wal­ ■dative* in Greenville and Ab­ Uin. said he found Operating a its guesti*. . . . Owner Moil Menru relatives In tpntral Florida. ler High and Mr. and Mrs. Potter. iiuut is toti much of a lutiincs* iri -eher has nursisl ltie idea .for - piu.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goddard and Also Mrs. Camilla Bruce and tiie beville, 8. C. fur sevrral weeks. , big Happy Birthday and •‘like running a factory," He time, leason being llliU I f win on family are vacationing in Sara­ Missat Betty Lvdbeter. Janet llel* Mr. and Mr*. M. I- Batumi and is going to sell Ihe yacht when old Showhortt art or hint self- i>m-k sota. tel. Camille Ratten, Pat Schulte M. L Ratarn, Jr. will I n n In tho it leluiti* line. He w*ill |dan* a when. . . . Bandleadbe Vaughn l.ysfta Ann McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Myers are M a r i a n n a Springer, End»l*v Monroe, stuck uni-xpeiteilly iiver visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Meisch and Dorothv Powell, and morning for Junalu iks, N. C. u> trln to Tahiti this year- -hut on a nlght in a town wjileh dtall nt i. Brown. Mr. Myers Is a Sergeant Bill Herndon. Jame* Ridge, Hugh •Pend a few daya with their daugh­ freighter, mi ml you. George is bark at MGM for the oti i n « to m n ain annnyino’is; in-iem uiti dlplutuniirally naitHin the U.' S. Marine Corps, and Wkalchel, Roy Wiiliams, Mike amt ter. Ann. who’ha* been ther e fur the past six week*. She will sc- first time slnrr he made ‘'I ’he "lltijlv t ’ Ibxpect* to leave for Pearl Harbor John Whelchel. Mark Cleveland, company wq.mI only luifimni f ’T-tir— thest home.___________ JbwtSwt-Vi it11.with flir tn-ttnrbtrtn will: .:nh to th e h u n t's treat hull I. . . "Ye*, the first of September. Mr*. My- Hueh Whalehhl. Jr.. crisis ft faces." F,| Hi II. He 1* apiuaring tn “Lux. TTjrwUt-rcninlJi In AlUhldnIe~wiii t'rusliy and Bot> ILipe fiist I run." teplhst the hones: fellow. Ray Fox, W. I*. Board, U. W. Sir. and Mr*. J. M. Leunnid ami uiv Ltner," which, t» now ho ie* sawBine { her parents, while. Sgt. Myers ’-Roail To Rio" without uti “ ‘Imt I h ate to do It 1 - f H ,■ you'll Silencer, Gone Smith and G. W; two children and Mrs. Ilcm k lla turneil from Honolulu. Ami hem overseas. e and thought t! wa.i their think a fte r you've .eeit it that I'm Austin. Leonard plan to leave this week­ la another uuirk • • Getugd ap •lidirn. Fellow McLellan returned to Al­ w ni't ever. But prevt'a crowds a liar." end fur Abinglon. Va. and Blue- neared tn a rm jnniunl idiu of the and I'm amount Nm limit Corwin'- unit > -cripls tamonte Sunday, after a visit in ctami it is field. W. Va. where Mr., and Mrs. same title in 11*33, and in the cast the lie-l of the execs done regular) In Jacksonville of several weeks. “ Roads.” All of ur e being Cretlinivlovnkia. . . . lti- 'O n i f i was- -Frank Morgan. Mrs. 8, Burkholder I* n| the Trees* Lives Depend ta-onard and children will spend whi' ii proves you can’t juitv; your short time and M u. Henrietta Note nf Triuhtplt" , -ud irlrled fur own ifb-rls. ' 1* W[ll*cy Nursing Home in Orlando, Upon Capital Battle aLeonard will spend too lumalndar the celebration tbi* ni.-nth of tin John Garfirh! leaves Sept,15 to ■IV-re she I* convalescing fiom s of the summer with her daughter*. t Gi rman aut n-tnli i . m e . tin- i linn recent fall. establish hit iesid>*iico in New By JANE EADS York ami attend the premiers uf Mrs. I.aw re nee H. Brooking Har *;KI»s Of Death" sLirt* slowly, IW* 30 station*. nut WASHINGTON—Upon ihe "Body and Sout." n r open tn hut uind« up as one of th - moat rsturned from Pekin, III. Mr. and BANDLEADER Bh.-u r> !-i Tennessee Wtllinms"*'A Streelrur austH-ni-e filteil mnvlc* of the Mrs. Howard Brooking drove down it® Cnll.^l Desiiti" Di,t . I. John will son. Filmed In the east nb>nc ilw.-n't think Ilo- wintr Lai d with her. and will return to IVUn elm—most 'T*1'®* m?ypopular ih,r (al® of ,he Mints To IIouBewive> ilia lj tie r -in also instturt elastfs in motion plrluiines* In in for further in- omte at a taler date. Home Demonstration lute acting at the Aineriran “ Ibsuncrang" line*, it beats a traum a iUld lm.- inperlit tie- G'.-i Mr. and Mr*. A, C. M< Near and virtually every Main Street in Ant- WeeklyS pfrom reality which Hollywood emit ecia list. T a lls b a s .e * Academy o( Dramatic Art*. , , . create It is a sordid tale of jToofc* Island Casltm in Nov IL-hidit. family of Savannah, (ia. it ft Wed­ erlea. Bark beetles, whirh carry tho By Isabelle H. Thuraby Billy DeWolfe onlm-* IImt he'll and ceps, but it's well-rut fhar- The into Frank* t'n--. beSuvtxi nesday after spending a few day* prohaldy never make another pic artt-rs .-Yoke fascination. Vfct«|- h o n l f a e o ot* tliu Algun-pi'n, with Mr. and Mr*. B. D. McIntosh, fungus of the dread Dutch Elm CANNErTnUAVAS ture. Reason! Paianumt ha* djs- Malute. as a -tool plgeo.t. i* ar,V would entile cotiletitedly. at tfu Jr. and othrr relative* in Orlando. disease which ha* destroyed trees [ Mrs. Carrie Itninea I-ft Sunday * i,hJ n » J*lle NV,W There are several .says nf can­ eovered hi* talent* a* a good-will ■xinglv good. Su|i]»ortlng tie Bliiitt hotel’# slipper cloli, x to.tr liu,for New Bedford. Mo**, where Vork City and decimated tree* in ning guava*. They m a y b e eatmeil eiulsaary. A 3 hot t Uip tn *il. Louis Donlevy.. Colleen Gray and lfielr •ngaitr—retu rn ed t o ' f t — n r r r r r Nrw England and'O hio, havr al­ whi)|p. 'p ,letNt7~iir Unpi deit. They turtrt-d Into an esploitation • tour ant 'Vlttmart, the best aeru-n heel popularity as ,i» nflei llien ler, aha will siHUtd a few •re.-kx. may be halved. *eed* iemov*| |.y of Chicago, St, Paul, Minneapolis, In a lung dinw. c e le tu ity Imttgout to ui»-h a d r -, Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Mitch- ready lieen found here. Though the fungus has not means of the dilver oc fruit prres. Buxton ami other towns. The pop­ g r f r that it will be -.-'d oe-d. M l have had as their gtmtl Mra. and this pulp may be returned to ular comic told Ole he t-xpectrd to Mitchell’* aunt, Mra, Gumma De- lieen seen on local elm*. It has tho halves and be loosed wl’h been found only 30 mile* from to- hanih-d a brief caun instead Land* from Havana, Culm. Mr. ami. Mra. Don IIhit)* will here. In Montgomery County, them. Or shells ami pulp mny lie of ■ film role. But U-spils !,j. return this week from Milwaukee, Maryland. District tree author­ rooked separately. I'rorivd in the f«-ar*. he took* set for “A Connrcticiltt A’ankes-." Mi-anwhll; lie's .Where they have spent the past ities expect It to reach hevr with­ followlpg manner: Waah. and remove bjussnm end. being dispatched again- -Id the two months. They shipped *n- in a few weeks. They say it may Peel. If skin I* blemished in any­ “Variety filrt" opening in Tor-, route to visit friend* and relatives already be here. in New York and Washington. t>ie- way. Cook two to thn-* minute* onto. An intensive camttaign to ni Ann Rhcrblan spent her first D.- C._ the . ipw scourge lh« Welm*. —__ W| -j - -—a *vent i'll* l-aaxF ” ****** vof s **.sag rassewf (according to sixe and tipetteas of Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. JMtch- • arhirh many Wahsingtonlan* con- fruit) in ladling, 'thin o r medium day on "Good Sant" tn u torrid all are .leaving Friday fur Boston, ■tiler the city's greatest *>ngh> syrup made with cane sugar or a toVi- *eenc with' Garv Coulter. 8 mid ^ w h e ro they will lie until the first esthetic asset, la already under blend of white nu n ayrup and ratie tho usually shy Coop: " | always P o f September when they will go wav. Representative* of the Na­ sugar. This preliminary rooking like to rehearse a Scene thhr to Novia Scotia. They will return tional Capital I'arka, '.lie District is given in order to have u full utighly so I know wher« Em . | to Altamonte, In Septeinlier. government, and th* U. 8. Depart­ pack when processing is rompMnl, going" . . . . If ‘‘Peach" park is desired and E sther William* got a new j ment of Agriculture have banded Quartet To sAppear , together to protect Washington'* guavas am larger and thick mealed, convertible a* husband Ben Gag.-', so . y-xs. v i e r \ J estimated 30.000 planted elm* and haves may lie packed In Jar* after token of affection on b -r birthA t L n u r c h U L ( l O d I the humlreds growing wild tn a very slight pre-rook, in over­ day. . . . Olivia D elta.ill,in,I ami --------! *nrk land*. Owner* of ytnis o f lapping'layer*. The concave sur­ Mnietii Goodrich plan lo ski at The Runnr South *}uartc‘. will ‘ private land have also lieen urged face uf each half should la- down- fit. Morilx th is w ilder. . . .MGM. appear at thn Church of fiod on i to loin the fight before thousand* ward and the blossom riyl should through producer Joe t'astom a*. fare the glass. Add a tattle* tablespoon i* feeking the Metropolitan opera Monday night at 8:00 t’. M., I t ' of tree* are infected, ful of hot *yTup“with each layer, house for th*- premiern of "Ti,. was stated tqjlay by Rot. Paul f He said that th e ‘group is Onre a tree t r hit | f l almost a Process 20 to S3 minute* In xvater Unfinished Dance." Proceeds would ona of the outstanding nuarteta of ■ure bw Jl’» a goner. You rnn’t bath. (If course, guavxa mav be go toward development of new tha South andwre heard, every day treat a tree for the disease except packeil cold into clea t, Imt jat'a operatic talent. . . , at 11: IS over WFLA in Tamp* at ita'vcry rarlirnt states. If hand- without any pre-cook. Some think The ax Is falling at most stud- i n and far the past few month* have teil promptly , the killer ran 1* the flavor la belter this way, a* been heard station W0RZ in Or*. ■tamped out. In an effort to word with peaclu-M, Imt-trot being''prv io*. whirh ,are being frigliieiie-l ; 111 Undo. ^ off the- ilMeate l|tB District I* shrunk" or heated, the Jsr will pot Into drastic economy move* jiy [he 1 The quartet ts made up. nf Hor­ sponsoring ____ an all-out DDT spray­ spray- bo aa full as wben fruit Is packed English tax pinch. Sunshiny note i «*■• ace Fiord, Roger Clntx, Stacey ing program. Every elm In the hot. Soft, ripe pooches aie often t# a piled by a top ppnlerer. v U I J ? ? packed-directly in tha inr* or Jins Self.J. D. Summer and are accom­ District will get a doming. panied by Quinton Hick* at.the pi­ Expcrtw »ay that the only way and covered with a tailing hot ano. Prior to organising .the Sunny tn fontral the disease is by con­ t yrup lieforc sealing. Ttie flavor South Quartet about two v-srs trolling the lieelfea, The only t particularly gie>d*hy tho usa of ago' Horae*. Ftoyd sang vith method found for control of the thlA im ple mrthod, thaugp thuap'Stamp# Baxter Quartet in Arkan- beetles is to remove dear! end peanince and'fill la not as appeal: Ml . it,u Ing' as wlrt-n a preliminary rook la ■ ■ . . given the fruit. •It,* . ' k i GUAVA SAUCE f Tak» ripe, well.flavored, arid I J c opcnH 1 2 :1 5 I\M , d aily 40c guavas. Wash fruit ami remove HARRIETT MllsI.HR BEAUTY NOOK btosaoiim and stem ends and an TODAY and FRIDAY Ta gal a really beautiful permanent, your hair asnal b# Itlemlshcs on akin. Run Ihrougi fruit Dress to remove »eod. Mca* properly ahaped and- becoaslnily styled. ure. Cook In heavy aluminum ket­ Specials on all waves daring A u g u s t , Haft water for tle until somewhat thickened. Add alianpoolng. For appolatmant call 971. two or more cup* of sugar foccording ta acidity of fruit) to four ?0« N. Park Av*. (forasarly at F irk )_ cups of pulp and <*(4k rapidly again >^z for about IS minutes, stirring often. Pour into hot jars, put tm incdlately into ladling water, and process fire minutes. Tills i* eg' reliant for pudding taueex. short­ cake, cobbler* gelatin desserts, or for use in making guava Iro cream. , ratnp wpsih- ‘' '■ ii j,i Hollywood 5 f e m U R L E E SUITS Tor SMARTNESS COMFORT ..V3.'.V> j . v i ' V s . * ; * . J .AYu-Ciiid it nn-luttuor-neeer*~t»rv I n J *wrlF' n itr T ttd r jn ie r Y ' I Ini liglil-tvt’ tghl wiuden- arc -marl, rumfnrlulilc and |tr:telit:il fur tml w ia llitT wear. Tun many tlisrriminat111): Amerintn men— men whw know (tie value «f ulw.txs maiitlalning n vxell grnnmetl np|H'iiraticc — have a lre a d y iir m e tl th is f a i l.. In Ih i’i r eum plfli* s a lio f itd io n . l irs t nf all. Ih e fib e r s in th e se w oolen In b r ir s arts liiill'iw; (hex h av e a llie rm n .d a lle i|iiiililv w hich le ts th e a ir c irc u la te th ro u g h , y et k eep - n u t h e a t. If xntt want tn cnmliinc smart giust Inoks with stintnier cuinfiirl. the answer is a natural. .In-t rlimwc Cttrlce .■ summer Stills for ynttr lud weather wnrdruhe. I’nme in anil select xntirs tuday. “ We t’lnthc’ the Katnilv — Wc Furnish Ihe Hume' 2Hi K. 1st Kt, I'h’iitH- 1 7 1 jip il= IIIE IM = lll= IIIE III= lll= lll~ IIIE :IIIE IIIE III= IIIE III= lll= jJ n lf ' ’■: - - . 4S(***’ ■Jb' . ' A lii _ ill --* The LONGWOOD HOTEL ISJNfiWOOl). FLA. ‘ rln* In populnrlly every • j»r family or friend* for a IEON or DINNER PARTY fall couywe I.uneheona from 1 2 -2 - or weak dying elms, prune c from elm it era anil conduct the spraylna programs. Tho D epartm ent of Agriculture la doing research on the subject. H and th e National Capital Parks *l*o arc sending out scouts to try to snot th* disease, which la *• f r o m $ 1 .0 0 ------- . , - - t r .-uVa,- a __ ____ . It took WO trcoa tnornla- • long Comedy Novelty = - ..... Sanford’t? Big Friendly Furniture Store ?v " * ■if :>203 — 209 E. FIRST ST. . - - ' , "Vnvfk ' '- 1 - .: • • • ■ PHONE 137 = E I I I E I I lE illE iilE I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E im ilE I I I E I I I E I I I E I I I E I B E H - ' , t ~ v ' aX VV- j �PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, APC. 14, lf47 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,* FLORIDA » n a rim nfiT* SmTmcaa tb* to tu ir claim or damand ahall ba In writ­ ing. and aball data iba pine, „i Inola. Rlala of Florida. to-w in raaidanca and pvit offlca adlraB, NH (Laa* N H i ft. of K 1M ft.1 «>f lha rlalmant. and aball t>a a»nrn II tr I# Tha Town o f Hanfotd IN IIKi ESTATE o r EDWARD In by iba claimant, aganl, or at- nik r ia l Hook I Paata i t to II A III, _____ _____ _ . _____ ib tun lurnay, «nJ any »u' li claim or da- l l l . l l i . l l i A l i t . COURT OK T ill. CYHIKTT Jt/DOK, mandl not aa (Had aball ba void, Tha aaaaaamanl of Iba aald prop. H llillN O I.il irOUNTV Emily J. (l-.naalra ' * • riy under Iba aald rartlflrata waa K IIO IIA T I:. A t A^mlnlalratnr o f lha Ca- In Ufa nama of W aahlngton IloandTO A LU rflK IH TO flP %ND PER- la la of Edward Donialaa, dacaaaal. U aa . SONS 1IAVI.NO CLAIMB Oil D E H im publication Aug. 1, l l t f ) L'nlaaa aald cartlfleata aball ba >aMANOR AOAINST SAID ESTATE dtamad according lo law, lha prop* Yota and each of you ara baitb)* arty daacrlbad Ikaraln will ba aold notllted and r—tulrad l* praaapt any N o t i r i: o k i r p i . i r . i T i o * r o n claim , - and damanda which. you ur t a x o r r .ii *lth«r. of you,* In ay ha»a attain*! mnth of Saplambar, lilt, NOTICE ih iir.iir.H T niVK.s lha aalAta of EOIV A HO OOVZALEH la Iba lat day of Baptambar. That Willi* llolaa and F ata* Lm drcaaaad. lata of aald County, to Iba Coaniy Judga nf Samlnol* B ulaa. hla wife. hobhar of Taa CarllfCoanly. Florida, al hla nfflca In Irala No. II. laaaad lha Ind day nf lha Cotirl llotiaa of aald County al July A. O . l l l i ,- haa Iliad aama in Sanford, Florida. w lihln alghl cal- my tifflra and haa mada appllcailnn Court a r r ia r .m onth* I r o n Ib a lim a o f lh< for a la* drad lo ba leaued th’araon. County, lO fficial Clark’* Baal) Legal Notice / A int i t swell A int i t dandy !h sugar for hom< ■ i kTi €CONOMICAL! F1AV0RFUL1 Chancary No. l i l t Bab for Dlvorc* OUDEIi OK PUBLICATION TOi Bamual L. McClallan. whoaa addiaaa la unknow n: You ara haraby notlflad that Wanda McClallan haa Iliad a lu ll for dlvorc* ag a in * you In Ih* abov* entitled coart and you ar* haraby raqulrad lo flla your w rlllan appaaranc* (paraonallr or by allornay) lo lha Bill o f Complaint In aald cauaa on or hafora Monday. Baptambar I, 1I(T, and lo that*aflar flla yo*r dafanaa. If any yuu hava. lo aaltf mil, aa raqulrad by law, and fall nol.' ala. a Daeraa I'ro Confaaao w ill ba antarad again .! weak* In THE HANKOIID HERALD, a pat*.paper of general rlrcalatlon puhllahld In Hamlool* County. Flor- la. Ihl. the (tb day bf Au a. r . i m i . X P. Ilarndnn, . Clark of aald CtreaH Coprt E L O V E T T ’SE PICCLY W IGGLY Utility BesT-T-Bone, Round, or Porterhouse IN U tllty S lew in g t R lllty B e ef Chuck Miller A Hart Round Ron* Butt End Fancy Large Center Cnta Morrell's Yorkshire ia/y# 1 T flEt ESTATE OP JOHN L. HEMINOLK COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PROBATE TO ALL CREDITOR!! AND PER■KONH-HAVINO- CLUtMB-TOT-rnrr MANDII AIIAIN8T 8AID F.HTATK You and each nf you ar* haraby nidified and raqulrad lo praaanl any claim* and damanda which you. nr either of you, may hava atalnat tb* rotate of John L. ll*4aon. dacaaaad, lat* of aald County, lo )h* C ounty. Juda* o f Btlntnol* County, Florida, al hla nfflca In Ih# coatl hoot* of aald County a l Hanford, Florida. wlihln ela h l calandar month* from lha lima of tha flrat publication of thla iiotlr*. Each Halm or demand (hall ba in w rit­ ing. and ahall atal* lh a plac* of raaidanca and poet nfflca addraa* of th« claimant, and ahall b* aworn In by Ih* claimant, agan l. or atIdrnay, and any auch claim or da­ mand nol *o fll*d ahall bo void. Jdmaa U Hudaon Aa Admlntetrator o f Ih* Ratal* •o f John L. Iliad inn. iaraatad (Flrat publication. Aug. T, H IT). IN COURT o r TH E COUNTY JUDOE. SEMINOLE C O U N T Y . sta te -o r -T L o n r o A . tn rn o IN REt TH E EBTATB OF tREN E '. LANULET. Uabaaacd. TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONN olle* la haraby glean lh a l Edith T. La* .and Marl* T. Malach filed • hair final report aa Eiacutrlca* o f lha **Ut* o f Iran* T. Langlar. dtcaaaad; lh a l lhay filed thrlr paIHIen for ............ M c n iff lhay will It Wa WL. _____ W W* w>*«In of. County. FloVldiC o n ’ Ih* " ii’l'h day of Baptambar, HIT, for approv­ al of tarn* and for final dlacharg* a* Kaacutrlcaa of lha aatat* at Iran* T Langley, dacaaaad, on Ihla llh day of Auauat, J i l l . . Edith T. Laa Mari* T Marten Kiaeutrlrae of Ih* atlata nf Iran* T. Langley, dacaaaad Jn Heavy Syrup—O’Sage '*«17 wc ★ Peaches The Ons With Tender Beef Added! Luncheon Meat Super Brand Nablace Premium Criders 7%-o* 14c IN TH E CIRCUIT c o u n t OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF TH E STATE o r FLURIUA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY IN CHANCERY OLEOMARGARINE LILLIAN MARJORIE rj E N E . bug Borne / H'a Powder, Jar Kan*. Shipped Or. A Lge. Strained Cantaloupes SKAT and MP 1-Lb m IO C Calif. Uravaaataln APPLES 2 Lbi 23c PEACHES 5 tb r 29c GRAPES 2 Lbt 29c PEARS Iv o r y S o o p B a r tle tt - F a n cy L arge Juicy LEMONS Non* H lgharl F irm , Rip# Lb Chopped Laan W ratrrn Pork Spareribs Baby Rcaf or V oal Chock, Romp or SbooMar Any Cut 8tr*ak 0 Loan White Bacon On. Shipped, D ratted A Drnwn-Not F row n Fryers (Taka ’em a* th oy com* Western Pork Chops lb lb. 65c Smoked Country Stylo. Lbi 29c A 1MT, and lo thereafter fit* rout dafanaa. If any yau hava, to aald Bill, aa required by law *811 fall . N aw Rad ItUaa ~ Lb 15c not. ala* a Dear** I’ro Confaaao will weak* In THE gANrORD HERALD, T*Uow POTATOES 10 Lbs 39c ONIONS 2 Lbs new tpaper o f general ctreulion publlahed In Seminole CouaFlorIda.' WITNESS m y hand and a ffld a l teal at Sanford. Bemlnot* Coanly; riorum , thla tha llh day of Auauat. A. D. l i l t . O. I*. Herndon « c u r b Of aald Cl rood (Jourt. 15c -Land 0* Sunshine Peanut BEE BRAND INSECT Naw Suds Discovery Laffl. Pkg M You ara haraby notlflad that Lil­ lian Marjorlt Flan* baa filed a toll for Slvorca again** you la Ih* abov* Sausage BUTT END SHANK END Creamed Cottage Cheat*. * * lb * Sanitary Carton Young Tender Krafta Kny N atural lb 52 Stringier* Green Beans 2 for 21c Thomp»on Seedleta or Bartlett Pears lb 11 Rindless Cheese 1 No. 1 Potatoes Avocado Pears Ribler Grapes lb 4J IN OUR SELF SERVES; '**'"'* CASE Cudahy’a Parltan Sliced Brrakfaat BACON « ' 51 Yellow Onions 2 lbs 29c Firm Ripe 2 lbs . Tomatoes ■• _ . Ga. Yams 2 lbs 29c W fitern Cauliflower lb 19c Ripe Bananas 3 ibs 35c MARIE DICED ASPARAGUS * PINEAPPLE MOTTS APPLE JUICE • TOMATO PASTE Bautr'a Vanilla or Lemon REBA !■ t TOMATOES EXTRACT GREAT VAI.UE, COCK C 1 lA oz. Btl. 29c PEACHES DEL MONTE MAYONNAISE 16 oz. Jar . 49< C0F1FEE Tendtrltaf IVORY IVORY TEA- M lb.23c JEWEL 4 lbs. $1.09 GREEN Giant Peas 303 2 for 35c PilUbnry’a Best FLOUR Llbby’a Sweat -Mixed PICKLES SO A P . < 2 13ftc TOMATOES , TOi Harold r ie n < vh oee addraa* la. l i Caldw ell Btraat. Wage, New York. required to flla your written appear CARROTS 2 Bch* 19c - POTATOES 4 Lbi 25c U L Cobbler BY POPULAR DEMAND WE REPEAT DOUBLE BARRELLED SPECIAL YOUNO U. 8 GRADE A WESTERN BABY BEEF AND’ MINNESOTA AA ORADE VEAL Sirloin, T-Bon*. Rib or ShonMor SO AP 59c B. C. Hale Haven Thampann Beedleaa LOW PRICES Calf Liver Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday, August 19 HOME CONTROLLED" 204 East First Street Sanford. Florida Sugar Cured Ready To Rat Hama TABLE S U P P L Y Stokely Clean Stores With Everyday IN T U B Cl IlCU IT CUCRT OK TIIN M W D . J U W r i L CIHCl’ IT OK THE BTATB OK FLORIDA IN AND r o R HLMINOLK COUNTY IN CHANCERY WANDA MCCLELLAN, Plaintiff, SAMUEL L. MCCLELLAN, U tility Barf Cut* ara brat w hen bralw d or w at*r-oook*<1. T o bralae, brown In fat, aoaaon, cover, and cook In . amall am ount o f w ater un til tandrr. U tility cut* usually bralaad In­ clu de chuck and rump m eats, round and flank ■teaks, and abort riba. To w ater cook, covar Where Customers 8 end Their Friends' (SmaU) JO C (Largs) NOTICE IS H EREBY dIV EN lh a l purauanl to Chapter III, FlorMay statu laa. 1141, a* aroandod, lha follow in g daacrlbad tend la 8* ml not* County, Florida, win Va offered for adl* al poblle oat cry for Ih* blgkeat end btei «aah bid a t th* frond door of lha Seminole County Court Homo, a* SanforA beginning IVORY, y . S O A P «“ Stokely'a GB JUICE Btokaly a ____ 4« o*. Can GRAPEFRUIT JUICE I5c Btokaly’. | No. t Can* TOMATO JUICE 8 A VO BLEACH BABY FOOD 2 Jars li 25c H Gal. 19e 8terr, Ho) mm, Paech. Apricot Cock O’Walk, Rsamigl*. Bart­ lett No. tVt Can DICED •Umrle \ VII) lam 11 O M IN T U neolorod ,:Uvhn COLLARD ( *o 12c 30c PAPER PRODUCTS 3 for 17c �t t h e S A N F O M r t t E R X L b , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A I Kentucky. r Alford, brother of Mr*. 1 U. M. Farneli, haa ret lit m l to hi* ftp ^lal to the Hanford I!r r ild ' ..hums in Tampa. I 1* apapdint hi* varaBy Marian R. Jones — -------------- ——----------------------- ) non doing tome remodeling and . i i ,ine TrP*>f* *t homo. " r . .n d Mra. Karl Haul and Marion Late* ha* purdi.ued a ion, Edward, haw juat returned “ **• new school hu*. He and o.V W~ ki', ,our of the S " - Eatca ami .mall daughter. Unitea States. Their sojourn; "*ncy* went to Indiana by train carried them flrat to Colorado' **,cr the bus, returning; through Springs, them on to l.ai Vegas, j tha country in the new hui. From there they Journeyed on up! Mr. »nd Mra. T. li. Clonta arc tha weal coaat of the .... amithern ___....... »P*'ndmtr tome time in ttinnln via**................... K t of California, stopping at itinit relative* and friends.' uola National Park. The neat Mr. and Mra. Andrew Aulln atop waa San Franclaco, then on apent a week at Miami and Key up the coaat -----* '■ through Oregon,1 *hen Mr. and Mra. Aulln and .topping again . a t Spokane.' df*UKhter. Hetty and aun. Andrew, Yell ------ a- week* at Daytona dlow Stone National P a ik ,jJ r ” "Pent Wyomlng.Mhe.neit pause in ’thrlr Bc*lh tMp, particularly waa praised by * « r «nd Mra,’ Richard Bunch, of the vlalioTa from Florida They ' Wo f*1** parent* of n Imhy v|»|tad M ra/X n.‘ Kllloran at ‘,? UK^ r' . MarY Kathryn. Mr* Wright City, MU*, en route B un^jU ah a-former Kathryn Aul'hom a.. [Memphis, Typne**ee • and '"•'d»'J« t ' r of Mr. and Mra. AmiBirmingham, were the last two i rc* of Ihia city, eitlea visited before reaching Mrf* Ba |Ph King and Mr*. Andhoma. | fcw-Aulin apent one dav thU wrek My. and Mra. W. Fi Oihurn „ , 5*r’ •ml-Mr*. Richard Bunch, of Smyrna. Ga. who have hcrn (' r'*,m K t via it In g Mr. and Mra. Ijiw io n ' V0"* Aulln and flnnee. Hardy, hate returned' home. | I*ou liartlrtl. of Ortamlo. so-nt the Mr. and Mra. J. H. Smith, of in Oviedo with Mlsa AulAtlanta, Ra. have atan been re ? *, parents, Mr. and Mr*. Andrew eertt guest* of the Hardy family.} A1'11" Sam Hardy, of Atlanta, la the . , Su* MBilcr I* visiting in Miami. houae g u e s t, of- -Donald H ardy. frlenda .. „ ...... for several days. | - *,” • *ft^ Mra, Paul Miktrr arc in Judge Vaaaar II. Carlton, Titus- ” *'J'MViHe, where they ary ntville, waa vialting with the RevJ r 'I'!" tr . . , and Mra. J. N. Thompaon FrlM! " Marv ?!*"* ha* been viaitday. , *"» Bw grandmother. Mrs. Mniv Mr. and Mra. W, D. Stine, of * h,!« *}rr ntnlher Mrs, Sanford, were vialting with their * >m\ m rmc.r*y., **axln« daughter, Mra. J. P. Cot. M r.' ' h u 'w ^ w T m u* W Cox. Audrey and Ronnie. Friday. w,£ Willingham Uwton; Alio with the J. N. Thompsona. U 'V‘''r\ 'V kI’ ’* Count? school S u p e rta te n d e n t* ^ " h . house g w . t of 1 crand? and Mrs. T. W. U w ton have re-! r * trnU ’ Mr- *n«« Mra. T. \S. U w . g-----------------tamed from vacation*---■ at White lio n . Mr. and Willingham Lawton, Or­ Spring*. Jame* U w ton. „ aludent at lando, ha* also been- the guest of Bob Jonea College, Tcnn.. ia Mr, and Mra. T. W. laivlon, hi* vialting hi* parents, Sir. and Mra, nnrenta. Mr*. Motion Wagner left Satur­ T. W. Uwton. Th# E at McConn alias, * who day^ morning to Join Mr. Wagner formerly lived in the Dixon place, at Clayton, (ia., whi le lie ha* Iw n working for aeveral week*. Thrir have moved to Chuluta. ' Mr*. Loree Water* and daugh. two atmrtl—children, Hebert anil Oviedo TOKYO. Aug. 14, I/T)-T h e Intcrnatlonal Trilumal yeatewlny rrveracd no earlier decision and nllowed ihe defence to introduca testimony that Japanese learned from Morgan and Company, Nf.v York Unking firm, of the contem­ plated frreaing of Japanese aaseta nearly a month before Ihe freesing was ordemL July 25, 1041. The rvlHanc*i taken from th* \J. S. Penrl Harbor inquiry, waa re­ jected by the tribunal trying 25‘ Japanese wartime leader* when offered during, thn phase of the defrnre case, dealing with econ­ omic and m ilitary. pressure on Japaie , , it wa* reoffered today by Dafenae Attorney Ben Bruce Bla\eney with the comment that “ It refutes the prorCentinn statem rnt that the United Slntea freeiing of Japanese aaseta waa in rrtalaliatiim for Japanese mivr*. mont of troops into French IndoChina/’ Earlier testimony had shown that the Japanese amhassailnr notifird the United States on July 20, 1941, of Ihe contemplated Japanese move in Indo-Chlna. Today** trmllninny waa taken from a memorandum by Max W, Schmidt of the Slate Department recording a conversation on July 2. 1941, with the late Tinian Wikawa, an unofficial emissary, seeking diplomatic settlement of Pacific pmblema. The memorandum said th at Wlhawa statiii lie had learned Morgan and Company had h(. , n| from source* within tha S tttJ Department of the “ffWVltlip Japanese fund* .........................United in the Slate* could be expected In' ih# near future.” Morgan and Comp-any. the mi oioi-amliim said, bad cmilrol of n Jupnnrar sinking fund to purrhaae Japanese govern- * menl lauifla at a pile# favorable to Japan. i * Town KxnandH 205 Year ^liLUurdfciL - "C ash a n d C a m T w .•Sr"*’ > PAINS . b o m . here to W. II. LutimiJ, *.f Turtle* h a r t Ho leeth. hut their Wavneavllle. N. C.. but foim eiij i Jewif"** often very sh arp Mid of Oviedo, .ha* purehasH a honuD the jaw muacles extrem ely powerhis home there. I On* of the" larger and prrllier homes Just eom ptetnl i* Ihe Kddie Parker* on the Sanford High w ay, next to the new George Means cottage. Mr. and Mr*. Jim my McGowan, J r. will begin work on th eir new modern home next to th* H. F, McGowan Sr». in a few dnvs. *' " In th* last.few month* the. W it Hama Lumber Co. started tbeir business a mile south of town Qlhca th a t tim e there are seven! new houses there. Mr. ami Mr*. Howard H unt purchased one of Hies* and are now making lively home t h e n with their son and daughter. Two miles south of town there are a good many new honie* pil­ ing up a t Biavi*. Oiw of these I* the lovely one recently built hy the Johnny and Andy Jacobsons, who m arried Emily and 01** Jacubcin. The Paul Mikiera havo also recent­ ly finished a new homo Ihere,1 Several month* ago Cedi C arl­ ton b u lir a store next to tho Post Office and called ft "Oviedo Vari*tv Store". This ha* recently been purchased by AI R u tb e r f r - ~ > ~ - A large new store and filling station haa bee* constructed re ­ cently acroas from tho . Tomnw Mitchell's M arket by Mra. Ola Carver. . - , . The W. T. Walker* ar* having soma redecorating done to their home. too. Mr*. J . F. Haithcox, laughter of Mr*. C. M, Farneli, who was callad here because of tha death o f( her step-father, Carl Farneli, has returned to her home at Louisville,- h h ____________ ■'T W T»»»n T**>il»rlf — FlnShsm • Cava-* pnunO h»lt»i huiH ur iMtlrstir* tnsueli 1 (intros- Aim a r e s t iiefiiseM i tonlci LYDIA I . PINHHAM'R M B R M H M N H H R NOTICE WANTED RELIABLE ; CONCERN OR PARTY a To handle nationally known paint line. Only financially rraponalM q^j^l apply. Write Ho* G. Care Herald UL J | V f Shansi n*i, leg'on. Algnidoning htUHol towps * to throw t li o i r bull lit iegf.flying irgri'tJT'ing within ShaiiluAg j*i»eilgth Into ratchihg and cruaii- 'I , }-■■* U»e> ! ■iruelor at tin • was preacni■> t«,hl of bet i i i i i k than five Ih e a ir p o r t lli-llin.l - tile gn Vein me lit surer* ing enemy troopa. -e- wen- two factore: ovensMflpi tug- niim eiieal *ui>erioriiy «o I Settlement* in I.ilrria r c r e mleplittll Ilf a Ainllge in l«t»ir Bailed in ilie lh2h*. aa an lighting )Hj|trii ' -. If/ wf Ik i *rh African luimr f*>r in-eit ' li.S. i ‘lining*. I'l-netttl* aliandoiieil ef- state, bj . phlUntiiriipJti aocieiU*. forta to yaptUfe anti gal I a' d .laiwvd t i f >|iv which l*he tiailthy aa naliani}>Siiu. h e r r tik l'tw »h"tn aiy Oklahos rt i/oin wnei« king. "The W<I lud *topi» J ei she declni ‘ th a t PAGK K JV B -• — - 'T Meet Rtfdtence Admitted Of Jnp Asset Freezing to their newly constructed home grandmother. Mr*. M<irv Young,, LANCASTER. P*.—OP) — F o i during her nhscnci'. at Winter Park. Mr. ami Mra. Clarene-* Wntcr* the first time jn ita 205-year hiv Mfc and Mrs. 0 . 0. Tripp and stury this Kaiicrn fVnn*vlvanla daughter*. Vaiita an.I Anncltc, and family have moved to Orlaedn ritv'a b^riler * tines, plotted by have moved to (Tocoa, where Mr. tir lie near his work there.’ Mr. and Mra. Cidiili* Schaffer Alexander llnntBJiuf, arc l-eing Tripp will tic aasocintrd in liusland son. Bobby, returns-d ircently i-xnanded. nets. Six induatrirs, led by tiie Arm­ Mr. am! .Mrs. Charlei G. Schaf­ from a trip to Miami. Mrs. Parts, mother of Mis: Bur­ strong Cork I’o.. have applied f ir fer have moved from the Carter admission into the citv's jurisdic­ home on Lake Charm to the home ges* McMahan, has recovered from tion and if IliCie p tf nn p.intes's formerly occupied by Mr. and Mra. a recent illness. n- jn.diiy waiting peiiot Mra. W. A. Ward. Ir. end baby Iwithin Paul Campbell, aero** fount the ho indntiies nl-ng with tiie Mrson. Henry Alien, havo returned , Caskey C, R. Clonts'. High Scb*Hil iiuiipn* will Bobby Schaffer, who ha* been home from Ihe Florida Panltalium. ! Ihi merged Into the city limit*. W. A. Waid. Jr., who confined 1 til for aome time, is very much im­ ___________ _____________ to the hospital in Orlando, is re­ proved now. The ivory gull I* found in the Mra. Jack Malrnlm, formerly ported to I h- making rapid im­ Polar Sea nt degree* North, associated with Nelson end Co. provement to everyone's delight, lens than JIWI mUe.*ifrom the Pole, here, has accepted a position in although it will; b«- sometime be- (he mostd northenic'Tecord of any _ ... Orlando an d -la n»w making her fore he can lie relra»rd. Mr*.' Dan Chialohm. wife of lhe! “” **• . __________ home there. Mr. Mal-olm is 6vcrforrman of the Kccmlorhalriirej __ __ * ■eai. Oviedo summer school, bring bridge r(in*lruetion, uf Lakeland,! i l A t l l C h a . C H a VIC conducted by Mr*. M a ig irtt Ltnd wax a.n-ern t gnc*t *HM - J. it l l U l l O l l C O l l U U d } ■ say Bower, will soon bo drawing Joneses, to a close. *-*Pide Aul in. wlio hai been *ns-| Prof, ahd Mra. Waiter A. Tea- aoclated with Bill Wanl in his gar­ W ith o u t P ain fu l BacWschT rue and Mr. and Mra. Paul Mikler age, has recently purchased some WWtl 4!*orArroi kl#r» rfUMflV have been attending summer farming land and Is now farming *fl w-»fh4. it fnn rratiMm tf|l Hi''9m«icnCll ImifwMh+lt hlruifiiUf p*iRf. school at Stetson University, pe- with Charles T. NiMa'-k. Uw r ilv . kw of l»p »iv| »wriF, itfllRf op Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milcrcll nigiitj. iwcRIstf. pufUiHR* umWf ih* »m. Land. or »r*ntr Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Carrawny are the parents of a second daugh­ hrAsUtliM■'bvl witJb wrort)A« #i»J > uififrf who have been the guests of Mr. ter. Marcia Greer. Mrs. Mlkrr.cH Liirv a tlxrarl i:hg 1vrona With tbcHT U and Mrs. Don Carraway, have re­ Is 4he former Charlotte Lawlnn, jrtmr VUnejn or Ik-u't w>lll A>k rwtr •ln.,», i i..,- Dean’s daughter of County -School Hunt, turned to their home nt Cocoa. nil, a Mlim.lant diatrUf. u*e4 .acfclallr Johnnie Jones, who ha* been and Mr*. T. W. Lawton. in r—<« I«7 BtiUena tor *»*c 1# Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Staley and aj-ev rtu-f a«4 winI We vialting with Mr. and Mra. Mal­ ' Uw 11 ___ | i ____ _ __ _ ___........ y l.tl ri rt".h r*l 1 fe w u la ln a colm Jones and Beverly Ann at son Tommy and Mr*. Tommy Stnlev have returned from their' *rurUewi. C tlIh u i Orlando, and Mr. and Mr*. Bur ketL at WBdwoad, h^a returned! extensive trip thraught th? northhome. eastern states. Mr. and Mr*. Ben F. Ward have] Miss Jane Staiev, formerly of . > i roved ThU returned from Miami. Oviedo now of Hrlhlehem. Pa., ncl 'u w MONTHLY Mr. and Mrs. Warren II. Rori*' comnsnied her uncle. J- If. Staley, • (Jack) have returned from o' Mra. Staiev and Mr. and Mr*. Vaek's visit nt Tampa. * >Tommy Staley, home during their Miss Kathryn Lnwtiri hi* re-J recent viiit to hor_*nd her parents. turned Trom a trip to Mexieo and Mr, and Mr*. William G. 8e» other points of interest In the crest, also formerly of Oviedo. Jane. Iwlng a popular memlier of midwest, . Mr. and Mrs. W, !!, Meek, the vounger set here will he ex ten An jell troubled hr daughter. Joan, and son Billy, slvelv entertained during her visit e l t i f f t t of tsm sls fu p eii-B *i m onihtr who have been visiting at Tl'I*»- here. The Henry Wolcotts are Pe*u- O lslu rh ia c si? 1>o*» Okla., bt* now visiting In Tennes lhl» “'.-k* von tunir .ttify tn g |he ground* protinJ their tram pf1n,f««t »n »er» see • n u n . r w l w , veofew . une on Lake Charm. Mr*. J. N. Thompson, h** ■re-' ‘home »o<h time** Th*n ceived word that her brother Will Joe I^inhart has relent!v re- as no tr» i m s r~ lltik-j Carlton and Mr*. Csilton. whom turned from a trip to »Va»hingtor, h»m‘« Veevtanl* CV»n>" pc-i'rnl 10 T*llt*e »'i#h ntnpiom il she haa been expecting this wrek'i D. fk. where he attend?! an •**In * rtesnt mMWI tes* rinkh*m'»;_ for a visit, .will he unabto in niske aoelstinn for American mristx CVieiptmml proiej trmsrksblr htlpfulvi in vsxnm lrf*|hl#d tMs war It's w h it, the trio, due to th- Him** of Mi.'Convention. En route home he Iw « n r#U-a-uneso* «»**'*-» II hvs Carlton.’ ............................ i atopped in Charlotfc^ N. C. a f'S'li »nOlhlnt-»lt>e*-on oa« or. a n o ii l merf-tirprunr ivyaai. i *. M. J . Okertand, who *«M hl«* *---' at Brookavlile and i* now making. ful- t)«l» IIFRAl.n. HANFURI). n.ORllJA T H U R S D A Y ; X P G . 14, 1947 N aonu intpion wonuui a distance tv( •f V2 'mile*- . .uyv donafi* I * in and amountneed by Etc UW} Chasa anu Mayfair Inn I; J. p. Hut* 'i • tMhain, |bu ,'5 and Dr> ll • the Jackaonville »h# Sa»fui I ‘ I as , amarinez ultie« hi* OW', ■i»g funds -tit ouinanienti and, local <lub in 1 i its eamuaigo i n of the h*alt!i| id. Strife p««# OkfI ll* .S 't'X 'n - RISCUl WORKIR1 Lyle-Hcimatm (left 1 and William Anderson are shown cauying Hurn-y D Slinpsrin. volunteer rtrcflghter, who was" overvome white oattling tlame* which swept through the Tuiunva C.iuyvn area m Calttoirua Simplon was down out of the imish-flie aica in iha hsti(Intcruatiunul boundptiulu) cuptcr stiowu in Uit barkgtuiuid. dent O’ u f'H o ly La mi Aviv and Jaf* New AKsistaut For Iain u> his ofStore Arrives Here te n t tical fight, hut -dtgsn* ou rotU J. V. Good*leji ■teesuli) irrii nn some ir mb. fit fiurn Da>fi>ua TT-a.ii t,. stvill oliw them >ai.re the assistant niauiicsrskiii t iilherwiii it’* f aUthiii .»> Saul old, ii.inwiiii} nd It’s tiof'i uh- ihe {HV-.iii turn of Dam I Swa-i u utaiingei of (he Ifatttvr-. stoic around a-fir m Ca-ayvatei, Mini two yesm • li lea ch rr Into oere as .rrsisiatit tuanari ■ ilJi>LaljdUt-22. J J e w s. It Wd- f Pi mi' In tMTee jn-.n ■' i f AI r.\' an Arab ares •ei vice . which took him to 1ia tr Ui3d-I9 Aran wai . Mr. ....... Iilch wr > with ie* lUipiteS Fum ifuie < -idi[tatie in Vi ages lio rjirin '- laiilj, lia. lie iia» hi-i-n wutj the Chius Plain- tin! her etiin|inny *is Da> t min) ti no fa i in colordetlm lo u g h def- Every villagi' • Policy Chancre (iains Chinese Army Success NANKING, .Vug. U t l ' Cblang K u-biteh's urmies u}i 'p e a l n l e ll t h e V e ig e o f ll I i ll j o . v w u u y ill c o a s t a l S lt.ililu n g |i l o T 1 R D S E Y ’S B H S-T (Vacuum C an)' ■4 B R O T H E R S F A IR P L A Y vines, w hirl Commuttisl to m * loot l»»{i cm into Mtveial tlx iitg .45 .55 .27 s c g M e iitt- ijuveiiimoni tien eial‘Wsog Yt »■ W u 's n u i t l i tih jM iu u g a i n ty w.i n-poilrd U-4> than 5 0 ldi)ea • fro in .lie sea ill it* lUUtllWatd dllVi. Coinpivtiuiriif the tim e would itShantung i>*o-ntitla fiiftn rtie iitiitinlvi of tiie pniviiue. Ft. P te n e where l»* v a m. o, In -onthwi-i St'imlnog. I’-iio i * i of tin* Jaysee-. Hy i- u men. Mtimi-I lii ut l ill l.tii I'u t hem: ■ la I 1,1*11 of |!:t Alll-I n HU I vgloll, luii'i v *won>- -oUtliVv'e I ward :il a mi -olid tluil In* I or on!* le t * lei goveiiuin-nt tump blocki .1 atiOns, ole leiWilltg y. it mi i ilieii ikeupe mole ueima Ihe -Olliulllllg. Yallow liivei. lo tiie lipltli. Di­ "I till Faill.uJ ti ll mill ll aim al luy of Rio <iiiHri.il th en Vi im -fix'd men. ing. Riflemen ini* Vviv and In th-norod cars l>. thipi- if* has iWSIltillilter III a' was a f iclin.; Uattmg tin to ilin ' 11 aili ' lie dcie age-old con itill-.i tmlav. ' i between th* ttnighi shtymi * outbursts nl BIRDSEY’S BEST,1 4 BROTHERS MONEY SAVER1 . FLO U R & F E E D S T O R E S i<|i)eniid to li.iVi* -litilCif ,i With ai:» k . i s t . ill nival vves(wa)ii an «o ihe Vit ItiW rivu into ihe llmian lie p ih * C IM IC T CHOU M IIL TO VOU • euH cd I'ssf-iiBainiing ning to power duo of Paldi rdun f "an front In rn n rlinllatig' ii youth* wdh ley foreswrai «r to use violGaiuUli i ty 'oiuse Dial .’oni here.'" * 'fcT ffv | ted in M|enc<> o limy bud i d d wont » « * ', Spit Dual irsdomlnati-d t nn- qrrtupu ridsii«-i‘. if tiie y o u ! in, ilual'.iila sii-a lm.iduuaiU>*. Ihi did n-rt “g > l i t v sivtlun uf altuu'ian (n-l ■ art'll Hindu* anJ .nn11v bad " o r a touMi u no >e i end." 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FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM TIP—TOP ICE CREAM Wf) make our own lew •CroNm, AH flavor* intend lo ffg'i til to Ihe irini- Name BlulUte s i of Florida I of Ihe Clrculi .’tmltlr, Flotide. IkK , THE LONE RANGER They Get The Point! Hy Fran Striker COV£ ON, 6lVEg/ j �-----■** 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 O r­ 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 tw n 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. DeLand 000 001 606 >12' HUE Galn'vllle 004 000 0 0 2 > fi 9 ft Stewart,* R. Perea, Aleno and Madjeiki; Blits, laney. 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 U ague 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. Ilerlong 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 U ague 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 U vely'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 'a r e 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. KANSAS CITY. A uk. 14?W > . T<. m i tBaird a l n l mand n il 'l'V. V Y. Co-owners Tom 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 : : . 'Iow a State Is tho o th e r.. . . 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 a t the finish o/ PORTLAND OPEN PORTLAND. Ore.. A uk . 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* .u t .441 .144 11 I* M riattf T e s ltr d s r Nsw York 4, PhUadtlpnl* I Boston t*. W a.hlngten 1 D slrn lt Cfclesgo T - l , SI I. g^OMt* I * Ctsvflsnd |h ir >\ • o. • .. . NEW YtJRK. Aug. 14, t/1 6 > Wlghtman Cup play between wumsa'a tennla team* of the United * $tat«a and Great Btltnln rciurn* 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 lb car* on Fancy Selected U roy (Satchel) Paige; still the most cherished asset# of tho Monarch*, Kansas City’* entry in the Negro American U ague, 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* sta rt 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 COCA COLA SEVEN-UP DR. PEPPER MUNICIPAL PARK 6:45 P. M NU-GRAPE " *fl Bqttleir 25c Plus Bottla Deposit - DOUBLE HEADER WESSON JEW EL SHORTENING PILLSBURY FLOUR .ARMOURS BFEP TRIPE PRUNES 2 lb BOX 35c Woodburys Facial Soap bar 1 10c Iyory Snow med. pkg. 12c Ig. pkg. 30c Sweetheart Bath Army Golfers Begin Play On Rain Soaked F t Henning Course 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 B EEF 'i'-uyJui: *; ' SHORT RIBS of NABISCO BEEF m 39 I ;i. . 45 brba^ pa st L IN K S CUDRAY8 BAG * LU C K Y S T R IK E v 9 t -_ *,:: - . THE TOBACCO B U YER l presentsT H E MAN WHO KNCWS ANN PAGE r Q r \ _____ _ GRAPE JELLY BEST GRADB BALT PORK * f SUPERITB VEAL BONED and ROLLED BHOLDRR U ROAST 63c f m CHOPS 59e lb. STEAKS Tha learn crown w ia 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* T rain- * .6 1 36c ltk VEAL SIRLOIN 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,* P h . 953 Tomatoes Reeves Peter* la serving his YESTER DAY’S STARS ninth year aa sccrrlary-lMaettrer Diale Howell, Piratea. smashed of the National Association <.t two home runa, hi* flral of the Football Commissioners but ac­ season, one with the bases load­ tually he’s not a commissioner, ed ami drove In alx runs to help of the aamn status a* other mem­ defeat the Chicago Cuba 10-2. bers of the association. The ca­ Fred Hutchinson, Tigers, twirl­ pable Kansas Citlan, A prep school ed* a nine-hitter for hi* 12th v|e. coach for 26 year# and a former tnry aa the Tiger* defeated the football-basketball referee, lu enmBrow'iia T-T IIT tri6"PW Iiar uf*g W ialoher of officlaln lor Ihd big' he will be a candidate for Congress tdillght-nlght double alx conference . But hla duties In the ronrlng election. No matter are limited to assigning officials how he handles this problem he The bitterest civil war In Co­ lor Big Six athletic contests . . . will mako some people unhappy. lombia ’• history started In '.829, Ha undertakes no administrative But Ilerlong I# not a man <o with 100,000 deaths In battla In duties, does no rule Interpreting shun responsibility or tu run three years. or any of the other jnbe moU ' , from trouble. It had been stated that Ilerlong waa adtlsed not to accent tho nrriuoua taak of atralghlcnlng out the between Doris H art of Ml. id Mr*. P at 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 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 alatha 4* • *4 -4*1 >1, sssbsrg 14 71 .111 3*H District. avion* Dsach It 74 .1*1 * U e Ilerlong la to be rommendrd lit,a lia XtairaSsr for not running from the teak. Palatka 4-i, Ustbura *•* D t la n d I L O aJn siv lB s I . He Jumped Into the mlddla of Dt. Atigurtln* al ClrUnlo, PI'O- the whirlpool nnd Immediately rale ' ' a 150 ticket on tha Da; •ANFOi4l> at Harms* lt**cb, slapped tops Beach Islet* for not protect, ing playcra from abuse In the City M and-Park. -T hat took-pUnty.of Undo at W. Aeg m ine mtmrg ai rmsta* intestinal fortitude. iriona a* SANFORD Upon accepting the preatdaney sintfvlll* at D alaud of the FSL llerlnng staled that KATIOXAI. L S i a i r , 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, P hiladelphia 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 reD strolt t l “ l b *>14 twreusalon* from the Senator up­ Phflsdflphls 1* *1 .411 rising. Cl»v*l*nd i l V .t l t>n Chicago W ashington ■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, of Dam iilo, Virginia, hot lean a Lucky Strike t maker for 19 yuan s m titm �b Umity Then U Strength— THE WEATHER To PnrtM t tbs P i k i of th* World; To Promote th i 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 Established 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD,-FLORIDA, ‘ InterMeet Is Paraguay Mediation Is Agreed Upon; Brazilian Is Elect­ ed To Presidency PE T R 0P0L I5. Branl, Aug. 11 <A*>— President Euiico Caspar Dutra, welcoming representative* id 20 nation! to a liiiloric IntnAmtrican Conrrrence, utgrd today that they g irt 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, a i 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 orgam inl in­ ternational society. th 're ran Uno place for neutrality ImtWren law and crime,'' L tvrgec 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 lt lM M m I'm , ln ,| T he completed Seminole County . school budget for the coming school 'y e a r was yesterday approved by the County Hoard of Public InItructlon and was forwarded to the S tate school department .it ' Tallahassee for approval, it wns announced this morning by Supt. T. W. Lawton. Preacnt at the meeting were L. E. Jordon. J. A .-H i»tlm .\ Waller Precautions Taken In Texas In Event. Of Change In Direct tor. TAM PICO. 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**w rrr General Bradley To Visit. Italy On Tour Haynes and Supt. Lawtun. , Tlie budget as finally approved WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. bP »calls for 15(19.519 for operating expenses and 108,934 f ir capital General Omar 14. Rradley. veter­ outlay which provides for repair* ans administrator, will Viatl Duly ______ __ Of the total, the on hi* rurrent trip to inspect the and building. 8 late will furnish 9329.379,' It Wan I condition of troop* In Europe, the stated. I Wap. Department said t.-dav. General school fund milbige was The statem ent was made In resset af 10 mills and special tax dis- I ponse to questions from reporter* triet m iljage a t four mill*. For who called attention l o charge* by school bond Interest xml sinking hewspaper roluntnisf Robert Rufund* the following inillagj was ark of lavish living by Army of­ ficers In the Mediterranean Theaseti ter and dissatisfaction among , D istrict . Mills troop*. * .1 • 1 *» Week* before th tie chargi'i br . 2 ** came nuldic. President Trumsn 3 directed that General Rradley visit * ' 4 . * 2 troops in Europe as hi* persons <r '9 — ;t representative. This . Increased 6 3 Supt. Lawton today pointed out speculation that the President will , th a t this will mak* an Inm-aao of appoint Rradtej) aa army chief of four mill* for current purpose*, staff whjpi General Dwight D. but will result tn a reduction of Eisenhower, the present chief, he' approxim ate!/ two mills for bonds. comes president of Columbia UniThis will reault, he aald. In a net vit si tv early next year. Ilradlev sail* from New York ' overall Increaaa of two mills. • Sine* all application* of bus today. IC h Us s h I SB Stage r t s r l I Paraguay’s Capital Message To Scouts . Troops Reinforced Sent By CIO Chief Rif ENDS AIRES, Aug. 16 « P > - forces defending M O ia S O N , France, ‘ Aug. 16 Goverment presto (AT—Philip Murray, president of Paraguay's Capital of Asuncion tha.CIO . told the World Roy against insurgent attack were re­ measa Scout Jamboree In a message to­ ported hv an official Argentine ha,prayed that all future source" todsv to have been reinforc­ day that t] , meeting of young men In uniform ed by 2,600 troops from outsida. Capt. Cartoe Olman. Argon* • would be* solely in the furthertine naval attache In the Pent' tnce of International .amity. J Tim. message, sent to Eagle gus yon .capital,* in tftm td th* navy ' Scout Salvatore Todaro, Jr., of ministry here last night that SL Joseph's Farm School, Dun the new troops had come from the Irk, N. Yv, aald: "I am honored a( Campo Grande military base near the opportunity to tend through (Asuncion. He reported President yo)l a message to th# 1*17 World lllginio Morinrfo's • administration in a "solid” position. Jamboree of Bcouta. * However, refugees from Par “What a contrast between this ___ Uft* of young _ men In unform aguay at the Argentine frontier Bfcd th?t o f a f in r y e a n ag o T ito y earlier had estlmatad the asuclon 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 -• and ouartermaaer troops thrown Into lit'line4, l|UIUC. KHtnOflOO rebel*. The Argentine naval xone - RA TTLB8N A KE8 KILLED commander of the border wired Two rattlesnake killings were reported h e n yesterday. One waa J the nary m lnlilry that, by re­ ft ell-foot a a u e which was ahot | quest of the crew, he would take wear the Utile take behind the | possession today of the Insurjent U k # Marv school house by Deputy , gunboat Paraguay and the Intern . Sheriff Charlek Beck, nnd which her UO-man peaaonnel. The gunhe reported had U rattles and a boat recently sustained damage button: tho o th tr « u ■ su rm fo o t 'In tn tffo rt to p u * Ig y tlltt rattler with nine ratUes which J belterle* at CerHto on the Parana FRIDAY) AUG. 15, 1917 ------- 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, "lh erc 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 bloody racial ilaib ri 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 h it men foitxd in the house." the communique said. In the continuing racial ati.fe near the boundary of T rl 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 a Wilt 6() Arabs and Jewa have Wen hurt. Property damage In the strifeir ’a a tla u e aa Page T « hI Bostonian Is Cooler Here Thun. At Home N O . 196 ». * w A iioclatad P rfii Ltaied Wiro « -------- Are Executed In Palestine Pakistanis Envoy S . Rejects — ‘State Department In­ s i s t s On P a r l e y r Of 11 ‘’Nations De- l Spite Red Boycott > Bugsy’s Girl Well Protected L A K E S U C C ESS, Aug. l i iA'. The political conuiiillec ol 111*t'm trd Nation* Atomic Hnrigt Commillion decided by It) Vole* I-slay lhal ihr Soviet plan (m WAS! IINC, I UN. Aug. 15 (A*)— ;; 1be kni«rsl*jti?.<V* i's ^ lv ttc te 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 an international Cnnlral Cuminb »M>n !• fuq aiUqiirtfr .*» >1 m»v* IT It RETORIED that M. A. llusaun Ispahlni (u lrovc), 44. o nieiu b er »d ♦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 Mates, [itdxin, China ■i.l Indian Leaders Make Peace Plea ■ In mi [\p w 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 NEW DELHI. Aug. 15 (A1) I lie Dominion o( India, as nfiist iilliri.il act, appealed b* iiiicltt_lux_ xcxiAtiuu__ u( - Hindu Moslem luuntiy \u I d in-oil- .tdain tlint riiSiv will I.t i. t-i-.l with violent e in Imtli thn 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 a ir (ire |H-ople today. 1^1 ui act then a* lire men and vyimirrt" Great thronga j*f tin* domihiiiiis* 100.009.IH8) celi-brali-d jum-oty tliHr new indepnidi*nce of the British raj. Commun'd wmfai*>, which him left scort-if dt-.nl this week In the Punjab, li-s*i ri,d in Biinit’ renleni. Lord Mount IinMen teansb h -d llritisli nuthorily at u<idnwv lo the larger Dominion of li lia, whose 227.00U.onu resident me overwhelmingly Hindu, ilerbsm o d title from viceroy to govt-rmu k-cngrab M. J. Jinnalt. Iho monn-lrd M o s­ lem League leadei whose adamant stand largely •aimed tilvid- of the country, became, govai nor.) . nrrsl of I'skistsn nnd il l M.lMn.i »0, mpatlv Moilvm*. nt Karmhi. Mohsndaa K. Gandhi.'the fiatl little lawyer who. Iweania kno-in as the "nirhiteet of India'* )-■■*• dom" liv hi* lengthy, wild r ,mpsignlng, ia-gan fasting. pia,m g and spinning at Ida llellingballe ‘■peace mi*slon” in ea*l Catrtnia. Hundreds of ihotmand.i of HirH *>il>»S an Itaa* Tssa'l- Arthur W. Cook, retired Hi«ton photagrapher, today repoitril that he -Is having an awfully hard time convincing the folks hack home that Sanford 1* *get­ ting weather 10 degrees cooler than Roston during thr cuiterl heat wave lit the Northeast. “ It w ii 99 degree* yesterday in Roston," he chuckled, "anil hen in Sanford it got up only to 89, Another thing, here it i*.cool>r in tlie shade than up there it seem* just us h o t, in the shade They won't Iwllcve that up ther • i though—they think’ we afe Just roasting down here." Mr. Cook wanted to get up in the tower of the City Hrll this morning to photograph the Zoo with hi* w a l l camera, but City M niagrr II. N. Sayer tn formed him that there was ho way to get up In the tower, an Mr. Cook look a few shot* from Seeing Eye Dog Aids the hack stair landing of thr MistreHH At Wreck Uity Hall, and In so doing re­ marked how picturesque the po I’HILADELFIIIA, Aug. 16, . )*) Ike - Italian looked. , He revestrd that he had been a photographer —Two trolley car* collided, injur­ in Roston from 1889 to 1939. ing 13 pet-sons, and through the B. F. Wl-ltrser. weatherman, turmoil inside one of the eais n today confirmed the fact that Seeing eye dog lest his blind mis­ th* maximum t temperature ye* tre ss'to the street uninjured. Almost all window's in liutli rars terday waa 89 'and the minimum 71 .degrees. Rainfall totalled .22 were broken in the crash last fllg&t and glsas showered SH-yesrinefn old Grace ttchsrelder nnd fhi- other Occupants were tos­ 11 Burmese Leaders psssengrr*. sed in all directions. “Pal must have sensed that the Stricken With Poison accident was coming,” said Hr** RANGOON, Burma, Aug 16 Ocnsreldrr. "Then peuplr l-egan (A1)— An attem pt to poison high to scresm. 1 got up sn-1 Pal drew ranking, officer* of th* People's me through the crowd to The cen­ Volunteer Organisation, militant ter door The conductor opened It “ private army " of the Anti- and I visa the first one off. Fascist Peopla'i Freedom League, was mad* last night during a din­ Boyle Re-elected To ner party, bffletaU aald t-'> y Civil Service Board Shortly after thh dinner party 11 officer* collapsed and were rushed to the hospital, where aeven , Thirty-two City employee* yesunanimously re-elected were .detained for further trart- tdrday Lloyd F. Roy to for tho thud ■eat. The antl-faseisi People's Free­ tipie to represent them ss s mom* dom League la th* dominant bar of the Ci*Hl Service Hoard political movamant in Burma, of which ha is secretary. cumntTy drinm f lu cbiuniuilon "Th* .result of this electi i l to become a aoverlgn republic. •hows th* high record and esteem U Aung San and alx cabinet mem In which you are held." wrote bera, leaden of the Interim gov- N. O. Garner, assistant secretary eminent and of the AFPFL. were and examinar to Mr. Boyle, Ha assassinated last month. also pointed out that it- was a Among thoaa poisoned were fir# vote considering the fact Bo Tun Lin, political and b pri­ H* that many employ**#* eligible'‘to to Thank tn Nu, vote are away on vacation. vate* Aung San aa pr#who- The other member* of the Civ­ mler, „ il Service Board are Harry 1-ee Hospital attendants aald all (chairman) and II. E. Tooke, Jr., those treated were recovering and who represent the city and' who w an expected to leave their ward* a r t appointed to the post by today. the City Commission. ■ 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 w ilt 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- t tint 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-llscl i .. hIiiih H on Tool ••i pressed 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 w ear­ ing his IJon pin. The vote was unanimous. T el 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 ’ 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 A t­ lantic states, scalterc-1 cooling shower* or thunderstorms within the past 48 hours had ssnt terno eratu rn hack Into thu 80s or tower 90s over most of-the Mid­ w est 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|! w art 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 of moisture. The northeast which has had two dava of temperatures In the high 90s would nave to wait a t least another 24 hour* for relief, the forecaster said, adding that th* wbola region would continue warm today. i (■• l ii- s s Ml ale* Hole wax uni- fmm Ru»«l« Trum an Declares Dutch To Seek Jiily J'J, nt v\ hu h ili** Soviet Unm II I i*.f f i iniFfuitiutt uf th« ' • * itcsly s.a.f.1-.— V National G uardis MediationBodyOn Mlapniu-e S r.1,-1*line wllli the Vital To Security Indonesian Issnej I lii aiMihl I-wing draw ing. hi li- ik h hv ja-nn. lie ■■ Hii.it uf pcohleme fmeigp mm- k iii I•i ik* dm i* f u ll ’WASHl \ t .ION. Au« 15 la s t Week*. Hr the Associated' I’rae* 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 ■ft.it IV Hi it aln. iflliia, Russia, 24*tu*ur gnatd. Heporteilly tlireqleneil withaleatb st-vnal tunes follow­ AtL Ii.-ilih, Ne« /.retail I. ‘he Netfling tlie shunting of Sirj'ri iii lo-r* 'oallAl.il l '.ihf.u 111,I hut ill-, Msa* ttlli 11 * i-riotat ■ Ira ini the l‘t.llt|iptues, liidiil pn<i l jii.a.la. llvssl in csMiBlmtt fear for her life. (fnlrrnafionaJ..S'oundphoto) til .lull— have accepted - lii, tijviinlb.'n C n - ,i , I m l 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, J r . Horry's brother, wn- fined for failure to remove hi* plate from the tuhle its lint tliF .s. -- n-i Union would If) ti , .(xjiiilnne peace pncii tr e a t) i *»ii f* f t in . f.i Ik- Iteld “in lii*? f:rut : m int’ rn. 1 lilts InT i I--, definite dale t i a \1t fi t | Ik- ,'iinfriciice Imt l IiU f It-Vrit. 1 li lull* which have w «? tID ll«'t to attend ara this Proclamation Desig­ nates Sept, It) As National Guar-.! Day Members Fined By Robson As ‘T ail Twister” tins that it Ifu- is refuses tu ti^M'vUiulil' #fi Millions Of Hindus;::!! r .... . plan;',,u'i * Moslems Joyously 'ieorgf irnnlieff -if t'annilii said lesollltioll Wu* tii!enilrd>only Observe Freedom the tu focus the discussion at tin* ami Rus- ed !-, an - h-Vi si iin lid h c o n f e ir n c * . am ’ U’sk of ; * ►- lii tits* note, tlie United State! maintained p* uidm.lgmg position llihl (lit- In :it> -tu m id lie d ra ft­ • « Andiei A. Gromyko of Riissns J n m in in n s " " »>»"i*t.oii m J v E A A A I l l w U O j , ujtj muki* Mnmn* ilifft/ult" tlit> ■ * »X, 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 f iin ib siae d 'aiiaiiei, • 1 by l li.ulrs I.. liolilcn, dcpsrt-me+tt-sl—*—o*T—4-**-;—two—,l s v s - * | * i----- the .Moslem f.eo g u 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 **s-is- taken, but Russia and Pisly beca;ne a Misdem Stale under Its Inhil were on rrs'nril uffirinll) own government In the Indian aj'dltfXP the pr<i;Hi*al ■S - W i a l a t___Llai— I l ni l . i l l U b m ii ! UwUu>-un-At*fc 14t—tf ateewelieaet^ tlrseiled afsTJTO ol 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 m eaiuirm rnts had liecome impossible for. the present. The- full Time 'of 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 I ho 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 T s s | N EW SPA PEK Canada Atom U . Control Plan Is Approved S Major Hurricane Ravages Tampico On Inland Sweep D A IL Y th at 11 lim a n t l c d a i n l lia t im i l l s r iim t v P* im l-iy ib in to il 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 1.1 rna Imu 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-m nm itIn 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* the seventh anniversary of the entrance of the aNtianal tiuaril li.iuiliauptl niti i,m.» T««l in * 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 m u i » . \ Mg i . 11 n 1L i b o r % '.ID Ir|ltd t«* 1:, tin* Nrlltril.iml* % lake riia m p io n As Vice-President 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>Mt v .. 11>\, Aug. 15 i/l*l — |L.‘ (lispulr iiulrpemleiitf) ill Sc .Sim Pi jii*,-i tit-F in .l. predicttjif- iliiii' T n- -Inii T inm an will I ’ndeil Nalmn*. In- -I i -1- tin- ib-nuk'iatii* vice 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 , , ^ __j. i-i-i.-,f-nt alive D. Ertco N. Win ,,f tin- i,.,rl>i.i|; m m ," I In- I ! --I i Si-t-rthu tuld a KIrlfrms ie|Hiilri| llu* nrw D ii ’ i *i li pintci, ii,-1- 1 \ i", lie diH-siv'l l»e I‘lit! tu III- .1* |ll|loV5 5 lirvt- ili" iy ) Wall ii-•»> ami Mr. I \ nt hit i d iff t’lnm io -w lit* -»d- up wiling lit)* . :i li tin." fi i li r •* u-iniiit vvthiM whnilnr tn* 4if itrlicli* IT in •h-- , • I.*' ,\ c r p i i,t m i t i I lt»i, c i t i j u t i *11 ill (l it(iv la Iifwf f>r! Vti-rit I fi** \Vt IG'l'illdic* ■*I, T b r lutiA jlu l tiiiiiii ii . "l dt -ngvthor a* «-11i s i'eiqa-r laid m i- -nnr Wnllacv for • In- Nu • -t—i .b-i-iio dm funner .-.I o |.| .--i-h tM . - l|l|Hltl uf 0 1- \lti| i It 111.-I th*" inttu/i-d I !---t , , i',V |hshiI. ;. "I tUsui AVnlfeCr ,' #tt r ,, (* iTMiw by continu­ I a n il i • •-! .let in, hi- n ing in Ik- n juivait! titu e n w hs hi | i"•* . | , s v In mind fn-rly," Pepp-lT Jilaili*) lime i)» fW idf whirl lief UN.- StHMirily fuUflHI hail •liriiuii i\«'i tin* Imluronitiii aaid.. Tin- Kim i-i.i Senator said he ha-- un doubt jlmt Mr. T rum sn 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 , ii 16 i'HRf 'I 'I t **V Tim! .hapiirm'd in 1911 when th# Ihm. Inii- Prvaldrni Roosevelt rest lle U ire adtifi yud chose Mr. Trum an, lie nntlitnied. *1 tlimV the Pivsident, ought I,, pick sums-body wini siihscribes • I .illllnii-,1 Ha » a s T » il T o k y o . Aug. is, uPi - a wi t - ' -- ------------------ - . .. .. ness luld the inter national liihun.il • today that Sahum K uinsTa trip , to Washington iduutly h.-i’m v w ar! Inoks, out was carried mil mill I,- I u- one more effect offeiing nti ed- 1 ____ _____ ditlunnl chance .to iu,vei-d in i!u(jo y |( n il I'llTK earnestly desired rom lusien ef SEOUL. Aug. 15 t /l l— ShoitU negotiations. | <lf -a n A iru iti-e sh lp l'’ and "im - S Kuomachl Yamamoto, ehh-f of mcilinli indcitcniirncel" fn>B» PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 16, -Vt Knrettas obc —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 Railroad Has 2nd Wreck In 12 Hours 12 hour* killed a tiiawngec train engineer early today. L. P. Dufflelil. 57, Woodbury, N. J., died at the rontro1! of hi* locomotive as II derailed nnd ,y>rliaiiv overturned at 33rd and Ml. Vernon Street*. The tram had lust reached the city fmm Cape May. N. J, *11 passepger enr* re­ mained on the. track* ami occup­ an ts escaped iajuxy. Another engineman was kilhiJ and 20 pasarngers injured uy the flrat wreck In. which a crowded rommutor train and a Imcking locomotive collided. The engineman, J. D. KI Ingeman. of Norristown, Pa., wn* crushed to death in bis telescoped cab aa hla Norristuwn-bumul local ■mashed into th<* rear >f the loc­ omotive tender yesteidsy duriti the let* afternoon rush period ur a few seconds aftsr leaving the downtown Broad filrwst suburban station. KuruHu’s U. S. Trip Defended At Trial Koreans Slmut For Freedom During Talk der Sltigenuri Togo, tevfflcd fur their liberation front th* Japai thy defense In the trial of 25 Jnp- repeal nil y Interrupted an add anise accused of war ri lines. He by Russian General T. F. Hhttkew said Knrusu left for Washington today, two dava after the Japanese -liigh 1 Khtikuv** vole* boomed louder 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 -, final offer to the U. S. while curt- Im slogans. The kutrsn* listened tinning lucpprations to attack if sib-nUy to American Maj. G*neral the offer were not accented. : Alta-rt E. Brown and then cheered i— "Thw-suggHStiun ba a oh k -h . l .e»ss loudly. made that it was ihtrmli-d as a Shtikiiv ts the chief Russian measure to gain time hv deceiv­ legate to th* Joint U. 8.—So' ing the United Stales," Yemam.ito romtulsslon which has attempl testified. "But as I nxvj already to set up ‘a provisional governm ent indicateil. the difficulty in the liai­ for all of-’ Korita. Brown la the son cqnference from lung U-fore chief American delegate. had heeil to persuade tlu< higli Commission sessions have been rommnnd to agreo to enough delay stalled on the qquestinn of whftk to give negotiation full oppurtun Korean groups are to be consulted liy—their position living that there on tile form o f-th e government, was neither necessity nor desir-1 with the Russians Installs!* abiiitv uf delaying th# opening of Rightwing parties which oppoaad hostilities, but that it would be the trusteeship s«t up by th# advantageous to commune* them jelgn ministers at. Moscow be a t ones." red from consultation. I � 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 14, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 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/bc18a3985675e9f7e660504c414fdf5a.pdf 8d1acb3791ee3ca15e0a1e6aa36ae6b7 PDF Text Text ^ JLL. LcesburgTrim s Locals In 3 T o 1 Contest: Kinnamon. Bissen Hurl For Celerymen and InaWlitr to hit safdv with'men Pmert. I ton tie run war* proved to be'the Or«»r. • * 1# Owieleh Fed*' downfall. K utI I l | Tomorrow tbr Fed* invade City Inland Talk tr. Dayton* R»at7f for a atari* tilt and Will return hime »w e*» t on Thuradav for a return engage f.fT..r, Mn'tar. H etrtagl"* men! with the D ir t*. U.‘ t v i. UrsaWaM. Bun* t i v M'tUeru* U ie *> t TTif*. tIV K W II L E E S B U R G . Aug. IS, (Special! — The Lee*burg Pirate I tripped the fart moving Sanford Celery \IfMsP3*. *» Fada in a J t to 1 contort here lart HUnveli, It* Wight wit™ Joe Mated* getting the lindfc rf tf wed over Van Kinnamoa and Char­ U l* lie Bisaen. 1j * =» t Tonight the Pirate* invade the hit* fn » r McHat-tl. Or tiia .n l ii Z»t* fnM! 1!, !h Skrrlf.rc* ’47 SEMINOLE HIGH GRID SCHEDULE !Billy Kinard D e fe a t e d Sept. 19 Open SepL 26* Seminole vs Gainesville Oet, 3 Seminole vs Lust is weight tailed hi* first defeat in O ct 10 Seminole vs DeLand fiatiruff circle* in 2 * nout* in the * American Legion Arena in Or. O ct 17 Open s I lando laat night. Kit.ni Herrtvon. PSIve-n'i* I * ut.o |>!»« fy t* ■t Joev Dunn. Jackaonville pogillrt with left hook* that ae-no. powered h r a rteata tuHiim i »T»» The victor and aggreaiuir.all. the *'*>«■ le li et I.He* I- Ilk*** . » P *V ,.r» U*»t* ^pniciwal Park tn Sanfnrd for a aingl* « 1L tt Pcl»tk ■ at- t*p)V**ll» (Ivora ft. AtlgUktlO* *1 iiktoevvill* Traffic death* ( U the t’ n’ ted Stale* per 10 b million travel mile* in were at an ail-iim* low of P 7 . V*n«V4L liUrtt Tmk CiBcin bati C k k ifB E el tv ,41* rt ■41 44 f tu *4 RiftM t t m e l f f Tork > .T'MisActpht* a ian>! F O Il R E N T 9 S E E T H E new l>kwn Shaver. Ask fur demonstration. S E N K M i l h C L A S S A P A I N T CO. I I S - I l l W. 2 nd St. S A X D IN G - Hr cleaning A waxing. Our power unit enable* u* to wn»k Where »• C O N V A LES C EN T HOME nenr H .M *. Gleaaan. I .air Mary. Fla opm mi Cbuluota, IB m i l n n . K. A U Ttl .RA D IO S, MotohiU. Sale* of Sanford and lh mile* N . E . and ’Serrice. The M um Bux, R O O F IN G - R O O F Painting, all of Orlando. Largr acrern and Ilk W . l it S t Phene OSS. kind*. Smith Hro. 'Phone 11KK. open purr he* to alt and enjoy the to r i breeze* nff Lake ,C#thR O O F C O A T IN G - Aklwato* Alu- N E E D A N E W D RESS? Let Waneriaa. Iaugr ground* anJ walk* nunum rw>f mating- gwod for nit* make i t Wanmta Tajdcr aafe from auto traffic! Large metal, alate or mmpn«Dion rotifRnt 14 f»-A Sanford..Rt. IgU t and mum*. Brirk mnv* irdriiihi* r-.- 1 * rhiraga l.mc wore*: Uv.i.‘ t.'r.~ » <»(|*i The kplnninj whe4! wa* inteni- L p g a lN o tlce VIII II i. i ti Herald. At riel en e cho k t S P E C IA L S h « V IC E S FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM ThUfWl*} Tokyo at the eojirvr Wash­ ington I* headed by’ V » j .% F !'*■• Flovd I* Park*. War Denar uncut eon- C hief o f public iaformatvon. En* ] trie* from Hawaii include S*.ai ' I Gen. George H. !>oekrr. Chief of 4 2 S ta ff for Army Ground Fortw* in 5 ] the P acific. •. • and * our enllrted men le ft Tokyo a ; onth ago to compete ln<tht lottr- . NICKS OWN ICE CREAM W i make our own lew Ci*»m, All I1*t#N T a s t r — D elirio u * — I l e a l l h f u l NICKS •mammt Orlando -E V E R Y type rahme! made to or* Attg ue 1*0 . the n -*m Uf IVW.I det—ail kind* of woe-tworkin*;, In.lru-tinn *in i n t t l i* e l i e l ■lilt „t tumuliifui *ne - mrtahing *dei aneciat made dwirv. etc. Semin­ U tiB el r t r c l c u llk titte g ' II ole (ahinei Whtka directly liehmd the Clin it. 1 ir fier esti- *li-r »nli it.. *;EpBfflcut#fil s f*f ’EUt®»!6 i IteaghtM t “Aehlteci to the *•*>■ nialea. phone Of.2 12 Gainekville 000 000 000—0 S t Aug. . 000 000 001— 1 Fu ll* and Dulaney; Nrtrhnr StlUwtdb % • * ed in India *n< U .atill widely uaed ftfLand thrre_ MAID, lit wa*hinr. lroTtJnr. Replj B o x 'M . J . M g J l t t K* trhfr d i i t l a ' i t f d George F u lu to turn in'a 1 to 0 virtnrr over the Ga •nearill r Gmcn for the St Auguatinr Rahil* in a hot battle Ia*t nirt.U The victwr t u . the fifth in a championship. row for the Saint* and l*oo*ted About 200 entries, victor* In the Saint* to one percentage point elimination m att hr* in IS major behind the league leader*. arrov commands, ratnr from army Avor: D r ir o r - U n i t i tile ton* Beach D ir t* in a S to'O teat I i I filial •ilAilc X. New TerW.y 4 cn,> Y MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M. S t Augrustinc Gains Army Linksmen Open On League le a d e r s 1st A ll Army Tourney The Orlando Senatnr-t and tl>e installaunn* a* distant a* D eland lied Hat* ip>tt a twin bill and Hnnolulp to cumpelr in the O range C ouptr city. IV Land Fort Denning officeti" club copped th e f l i r t tilt S to (i and Or­ A Urge delegation from tV sittr.rtrr, -there ti ne- electrtr mr.nc u o » . avaiUble. 21 yeai*. t ifiefirnr*. 4 C E I L I N G fan* fur * * U l*anev‘* A Y A J L A B L R at once, eonrentert- B E R T ’ S S EW IN G MAC H. SHOR l r located dowa town oe-uon. . .un to date apartment* with all modem rntivenlence*. Adut:* C A N V A S P A IN T - dear and col ora. S E V K A R JK GLAS S l P A I N T CO. Phone 320 . T H R E E RO OM unfumiahed apart­ ment, adult* and reference* FLO W ER S pirate. Phone 106G-R. fee all occaaiona t o s t . f lo r is t s TW O-BOOM fumiahed apartment. McN e i l l a Slpe* A vr. jurt nff Celery AduiU only. 2300 -M dltm vUU Office ph. 40 S re* idcor* phrC lOB TOR R EN T - 2 mom f Taint*, Poultry Suppiiea, Nail*. . apartmrn'.. adult* only. Purina Feeds, G r w m a * and Meat*. Tmirhton A Walaon, ta il «n r« 4WI Nil 4* I 1.41.1 r E X P E R T painting — rontrpet or hourly baata. S . C. Grogan. Free eatimatew Phone 7R.1J . it. r o p E j o a x k c 10 to I t ' . . T i * year warranty F E N R A R Ik GLASS k P A IN T ft. t*.bh i . .Cbleage l *aii»i itn r i-u n », fo u l Utah 1 lnrf»» WORK WANTED riAW iR 000 005 O—o s Amonr the etitrtr* {g J.t. Jam es Vanderhoff of Lock land Atr ■|T.T^.II»'“4W | j Starr rhampion in Ifilo and klrah Atirru. ) can Golf Champinn In 1044 . g Second r*m r IvLan d 000 latri 000—0 fl 1 j A aeninr tournament for nrtrvn Orlando 010 0 (0 00 a- 2 |0 1 j or retired Army perannnel M) ; yrar* df age or older. In on tap Alonn* and Madjekkt; Davi* and in addition , to the rhampion«hip meet No B etter Value Daytona WKi OfKi (too—p 3 ; 220 (K*0 01*—'. 10 1 Inrci AtlaMir Nrtirn*! lin k Imllfl Palatka ie,* Tl.e re—t ' r* 5tv* rtglo Bodine^ F tnrh and Tetrault; Ortg rre* and Tonmff. * o, rei <rr *o j !!. *11 Md*- thr liave* full. Earl Johnaon. Red Sox. ahwt out *4 aahmgtrrj) ] -(l dr three * ingle*, v Y E S T E R D A T H ST t(!-i two iif them acratrhy. to gain Gradv Hatton and Angle GaUn, revenge on Mickey Harfnrr who P»d*. made via hita and <lno-e ir. output hed hirh 1-0 flr r i t i n ago. > i>i «i i. ►ever n * i* between th-m la Red*’ t.O-ire. It tier*!.* give* that we B-3 rietprs1 uvrr the Pirate*. Hat­ __ I f e^gg1 Thread druignaii . — r l t |R l r i lit Ouv'tt*-** a* 114 ?**- ton got ‘four hit* in four time* at .let) At ro u e' Kaitlttr* tdA. **mean? -hat Die thread i* 200 tfmei hat and drove in three run-; Gat4 e. lire riel!!h*l» Santt Plertetrottmt. Itoger* llardWKie (To. artlf tHel t * t lenfl Ir ! » ( » : « e»*a B*ln» puteOfcOf *t lb* IfOItt of ta* FirthlOBe ai.i^tfc u y -W -t .itoeta el ffri-Sv ItH tm n w n 'Ji» ‘O R R E N T —Fl(rt>t aandcr, F.a*y Bemlb’.ie-.Couaiv, F"lr!da(ipfgatintL Baaiemahlg rate*. San­ T W ftH *. ■ t, K jsoimi •'beirmaa ford Paint A CTlaa* ( o Phone D O l*G E • P L Y M O U T H P A R T S A N D S KR V IC B I 0 » F a la r t U Ava. Phene l A-DE moth priKifinr laaU 1 veaia. Hat-e your woolbr.a moth proofed now. Ihiaplcjrr Clean erii k T-amA-j A v a Phone P I*. Firrt Among Fine fT k ia iio B le n d e d W h isk e y M pr™>r CJTV grata aewtral a v rita . Three Feather* Dirtribatora, lac_ New T w k OZARK IKE 113 Palmetk* nf I'icoda !»4li « nk t>r tier* —--------•— -rf—iW H e»e! i ‘c a '1 »t »w»l»e'e ACE 0 ‘CAADCk W iLDER'H D ir ja h h a ir t Da y / " M»U/*A7. INNIHG. l*iann Tuning and Repairing. L , L Bouae or apt., furnished or imfuralthed. Prefer kitchen equipped n n t r t X ) F E E D S -complete lira HuntY Tuvertr Feed v n rt but not nerraaary. Pennanenl , reaMenta. Write P. O. Boi 1341 rn r. M ORTG AGE LO A N S fl» M . H A L U Reallve BroLer and Show rand* and D EN TS , b u n d led B I N D LLS . p o u n d in 10. 16, 2 0 and 26 CENT H E R A L D O F F IC E e le ie r v n r iiy ■ c lo r k o n T b u 'R ^ a . n>«ranK Aegiwt xt. t* 4T. ia» ll•■»^a ■rf I*eWtr lo«rtjeunB wHt! TereTiT SALE N E W S P A P E R S -S ^ 7 -t e rtits / / T ' W A LK m e * 4 ME1* OON*4A *> G IT A 4 a ( S U H P R IZ E / I • SIGNS *1 FAIR O LD ~1 T e l l * '* l . » e « Or I* olio *1 1-t.aerfl I*™i.urg *0 d A v ro R f* N*-'» tla l." Can accomodate so Phono or write /or reaervation at once. Oviedo 23 C2 or D r. Martin 231*2 or w rit* Boi 1 B7 Chuluota Florida. Large redan for gneata to ri*il their dormr. Cartagena in Colombia agalnit th» Indian IhnaWtant* returned win b .*ty valued at 1,600,930 grid ducatr;. including a 140 . pound image of * porcupine In aolid gold, ■ fit . t/>UM h. I l. I**JInn* Ti-krlt » ■parkling play afield by the Bur* all utHitie*. beat and .Uni Spanivh mid »taged froa» Qne 1*-*•»!.urg g IA S F't>BD t *1 AaClirtirt t. Half™ * ilW peaHion nearly every fram t, but licit rt O F F I C E apace in Meiach Budding. but Kinard would not roncedt d*. /eat a* he came bark repeatedly for terrific pounding*.* ’ . The judge* gave Dunn a unania. OU* derision, but their ballots were varied. -*»• 7* * Mv**lti tvtrfb* t t rtrUTUl*. The Pirate* collected rrtne' aafe tie* from the offering* of Kinnemon and B i**m * bile Paul C.< riciah and Maaeda were limiting g l ilo tiie visitor* to five well acatterrd HoUiln* tf Zrrfeanseb ,m lik-rl tig !*■».. i The Fed* had mta in aenring Aatirr. rt R E C O R D P L A Y E R S for rent. B j i n ■ *V» IS ONLY TWO 1NNIMOS Away PITCHING hom Watch and clock repairing. Elyr- L u ll e i) >•** a * • * H H k w i . i E irt -■i- sfi-et u rn cell a* the -oilier of trir Appliance, Sewing Markin, *,i>. *uirfvifoeiid4ja In irihe rl,*n and varuum rleaner irpair- The I -jr~ r a t bo*irfj i i e iT O tfc* ri#iii .Home Shoji, J 7P0 Sanfoi d A eg it rti— •• no. end all M4* poem nf Public Inorlicfcon G . C. Fellow*. Phone 1 I 4 .7-J. h e a i n 't EV EN ■ ttn rtd ,.f I'ublw- 1rrftruna.it l» i' Inssrance Agetd Florida B ute Bank Bldg. LAND C L E A N I N G A N D gtntinoi. rtietar, tn-frrta. See Jimmie Orman'* Sheri kit tat DRAINAGE. 1 NEW CATERp n x A n n ia s E L b ix l t k ie N E W . two atrvry, three bedro..m v a rin : F-RS WITH P A I - M E T T I home. Two car garage. On m * •** RAKES T W O 6/4 YD Xmir* t» (k^rtelijF .pltrp cemar M U S x 140 in Mayfair. 1 ft tfeL # litislilfrii ill DRAGLINES. EQ IIPM EN T flmilftftfel Ril'd CffHIPMff)M Will well tmfuraiahed nr furniahed JiY'tft'U dh S-BVRNF.n STOVX; amall W NOW IN THIS VICINITY Miifli'f iti*. fi'ftlt.teii.1 II* nilft- "mimi fiirN T h o m X66 -M. box. hill W. 1*1 St. NIM K irtfT CONSTRUCTION Ci Mr h Wi^ki” ftt)4 lhk> ¥+ »f* Hlfl Tiumi l»ur IMMEDIATE PfISSESSlOX CO, ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE |p|i4 tn nnd hcatrola RHIRittt - in tin# jjjMfrgifl f|»p UlrtnifFil2 acre faj/n. home. 4 room Iron**, very rraaonahle. filO Marn'dia KlIW tatV lft ftlsHpIftr IW»lt t*#Vi furniahed or unfumiahed, lean vf Tlttrtlc 1>4II Blth th# ClMfV r»l Ph 21 ft . > RENT A CAR tiful lawn, ahruha, fruit tree*— «t>» H ithH Cntirt of fWwtltkol* Conn • YOU DRIYB IT 1 orange, 6 grapefruit,T. ruava. fte itx and peart fur canning, PHONE M 4 paralmmtm. 0 fig, 4 loaiuaL 1 T I B d l A v a i l IS StrneL' BTM1CK L AND-M ORKISON peach Shade tree*- -hickory, U DR1VE-IT. IN C > 1647 6 cubic foot S e n d r»» ref­ water oak, au*trail*n pine, rrvpe rigerator. U n t i n i Rntaurmyrtle, palm*. H acre rultivaled SEE US FOR ant. Sanford Orlaniln H'rway. rich garden noil. 1 arre cow p»» turn. 2 chicken yard* fenced. 1 artealan well. 20 chick env .*» mile Federal Highw-ay *ln jirte eaaa. Near atore 1 milri Wert of fianfnrd Route L Bog 76 , A sic* br«ne with income nrnperiy, BABY’S pi*/ pen. 71ft Weat Kurt DESKS, <S1 office de*k*. H i \ypiata de*k -with chair*, I b A-t M IM E O G R A P H P R IN T IN G * A N D T Y P IN G C R E D IT H U R E A U O F SAN FO R D IIS N . Park Phwrf IN rondititm. New Elgin twin" out­ R A D IO R f P A IR IN G board motor. Apply Mr. Bowen, E X P E R T Fred M yar*. S it E . 2 nd 9 t 641 Pinmtma Drive. Debarrl,-------- der Office. Phone PM. A T T E N T IO N —D I A P E R ALLO W AN CE F O R Y O U R O hD RADIO The MUSIC Box W . i*t . Ph. 9&1 M OTH ER S S E R V IC E - ETTA KETT ltaby k'alvet fumiahee boepHal F O K D S O N Tractor, 1 reuK I laed container. Economical and rood condition. L ( . K. aafe. Fully medically approved .Lake Monroe. Phone 1322 -W hr*; al*o two cat garage Call Daytona 24 G7-W collect f « three room nprtalr apartdriaila. PS diaper*. SS a weeit I T .E N T Y uf good pred tool*, watrhe*. clock*, radio*. Aim new watrlie* and G . K . A latte L O N N I E M C M U L L E N ’S Markri clock*. Fred N ye rv S U F - 2 nd Barber Shop open Thuraday, Oaa efficien cy a p a -tm tn t « * . with approx. P«J add orange tree*. 1 1 blh off nf Route 1 By Walt Disney AYJW<i IT* TO T R A D E IN tit 7 f t Cold Spot refrigermtor*. I>eI.ute Modela S214 .PA. Seer* Or­ MICKKY MOlISh W heeler o f Sanfprd B y. Paul Rohinsop AC TO C ifitS* ) r( t vbn!w t i O I T * 7V4g__\ CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS • Aluminum, II Stud. W eed! D AT D E L tV E R T We REPAIR! . FREE ESTIMATES By Fran Striker Ford. F . O . Box Phone 1014 -R. 1 ( 64 . Sanford. , �I f a t f c U y T h er# Is S tre n g th — I 1 " To Protect th# P h « Of the World; T i P ra tU THE W EATHER* Considerable elondlr.es* tonight and Thursday with scattered shower's. th# P t o i r m of America; To Predoc# Pio*p*»ltf f#r Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R — VOLUME XXX V1U E stab lish ed 1 9 0 8 Argentina To Ask Meet Of •AH Americas Indonesian. Leader Arrives In 'U.S. SA N FO RD . F L O R ID A , W E D N E SD A Y . A U G . 13. 1917 UN Considers Associated Press Leased Wire Talks On _ British Loan Terms To Start M onday Trapped In Wrecked Automobile r n Marshall -Plan May Be R e q u e s t e d ; U. T3. D e 1c g a t cs Leave'*'For Brazil RJO DE JANEIRO. Brstil. Aug. . W W)—Argentine Foieign Miniiter Ju»n Bramuglia declared to­ day he would propose that the Inter-American Conference call i special economic meeting of all American nationi. Some diplomats. predicted Ar­ gentina posiibly would imiit on a "Martha 11 plan" for Latin Amrr*ii». to match piopoialt for* Unit# . State a -fundi to. aatiil WeMern Europe and Asia. Ambanador Guillermo Belt, head of the Cuban delegation, taid hit - nation would imiit on ihclurion of an economic clauie in any forthcoming Inter-Ameritan Treaty. "The treaty canhot be complete without a clear definition . ot 4 lc a ft of ''economic aggretainn." Belt anerted. " I contider any economic threat ai dangeroui x» any threat of war." The Argentine Foreign Mini** ter reiterated that he would b«< k tre principle of unanimity (which amount) to veto power) for col Itclive action, but that Argen­ tina w n willing to accept mmlifiaction of tbe principle if (hit war Die will of a majority of the American nationi. The arrival of Juito Prieto, who Called himtalf ‘‘obierver for the raguayan rebelt," tuggeited 4C'*at1anr<l Pa*» T m ) British To Help U. S. Over Gteclc Issue: P a k i s t a n Seeks Equal Membership C Of C Completes Kiwanians Enjoy PlafflT F o risB o r T a n d y Program Day Celebration Ai Lunch Meet Ruhr Coal Meet Studies German Transport Issue [Further Action >n Price Situation l a n d e d By. CIO E Building Trade Wages Jump 15 Per Cent Globe* Circling Flight Headfl For Iceland r Yucatan IJndamajred From Tropical Storm >mmunist Attack In ^ Paraguay Repulsed Rain Forecast For. Drought Hit Midwest 3 Lifeboats Manned As Ships Collide Off Pacific Coast LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. IJ id*. —-The United Nationi * repotted today that ■Secretary-General Try­ gve Lie wai ronridcring ilcpi which may be taken to implement a UN recommendation for action *<t*in»! Franco Spain. Ivan Kemo. aiiiitant-icerclary general, Mid Lie war "thinking about the cate" and would make ■ decision upon J )it .return (rum the Intel Alnffif.in ■erinference' In n $ S f f i lr tir i'o f \he In'dtmesisn Republic and now idvtier to tha Rio L)e J itirfro. president.of th# republic, Sutan Sjahrlr Is decorated with a flower on his arrival at La Guardi* Field. N. Y„ from Cairo, Egypt Ha said tha A resolution adopted at la*t purposa In visiting th* United State* w»i "to eee and bear." Sjahrlr fall's assembly said if the France declined to discuss the part that th* United Nations might ptsy In settling regime remained in power af*ri the conflict b*tyreen the Dutch and Indonesian*. (International) a reasonable lime” that the Se­ curity Council - should consider the adequate measures to be taken in order to remedy .lhe__situalma.! lierrro said Lie would dwride whether to officially rail atten­ tion of the rounrll to *hc rut cent situation in Spain. Lie already haa advised'the as. aemhly, uhirh meet# ^rpt It!, nf Hu- t o nunse to on accompanying assembly rrrummcndaMon tn«t ..it Boat Races, Riding Food Demonstration, 65 mrrnl'cts u-llhdraw their Pinbosand ministers from Madrid. Tournaments. Ban­ Guard Unit Talk. sad.,r» only tuo who failed to riturdy quet Arc. Included Style Show Given The wme Argentina nod Hut Domini, can Republic. Argcnim-i sent n 11 "Mlln.ir.l nn 1-nnr Ih rrrl Everything ij in rradinfii for Kiwsnism' today enioyed a pro­ the gals Labor Day celebration, gram *1 the Tourrit Crnler that including Imal facet, liotte rates included » talk concerning the anti a banquet at <he Mayfait formation of a new National Inn, AI Lee. committee chairm- Gustd unit by Brig General J. C. man, told the board of directors Hutchiion. a demomtration of of the Chamber of Commerce last quick ftoien me«l» and vegetable! night, adding that lie had iecei> by Alex R- Johnson, and a style ed 100 percent cooperation from show of Florid* Faihioni, Inc^ WA8 HINTON, Aug. n o p ) _ btjiinesi intereMi and civie- organi­ with Ff*nlrMi*met~?ipt4tetHB tht Tlie acute sliortag*. of -transport in Western Getmeny stood nut zation!. rapid growth of this new Florida today ax an inrreastnflv Impor. mail order .industry. tant factor In the Anglo-AtnerfMore than ha* already General Hutchison appealed to ran del Itwr at inns altvejl at ba(a(been raised toward defraying ^exKiwanians a*-btr*lpe*im*h to Ing Ruhr7 mat hliljmt. penirt o tp h e event, he m i ' th* the As the talks euieter) their w" back up a plan to atlnw employees Chamber of Commerce lm under 16 days leave a year to go to find day, delegates on both Side* WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 UT>Tha CIO, contending the prim written it to the extent of $750, training camp and at the same Were reported seeking way* to situation demand# further action *nd there will be ipecial corner time not deprive them pf pay solve the prohlenl of how- to nio*,* coal is mined from the Ithan a Juatiea Department Invea- tioni on the lake front. Tbe pro­ or regular vacation. He told of whatever tlgatlon, renewed today a request gram has* already gone to prets. the fine record of the 12(ih In­ Ruhr pit*. The growing ecsrclly rail­ fantry composed largely of Flori­ that President Truman call an Jndustry-government-labor confer- and a big crowd ii expected, he da men a n d .o f th* p resid en ts road car* and locomotives has caused more than I.OtiO.OOO tons citations received. lance to aeek voluntary price re- added. R. Johnson demonstrated of coal to l>* dumped lira/ the ■hjetlona. The banquet at |he Mayfair er Alex which is usen by the Florida mines Instead of .being driivrn I w Emll Rleve, chairman of ’the Inn will be held at 7 :0 0 P. ,M. a large canvass cover* I contain- to Industries in Germany end jLahor organisation’* full employcountries. iment that the CIO welcome* at- wi|h a dance later in the evening. Quick Freeze and Storage Corn- ttelghlMjrlng One American 'participant said <* "•United nn T o il sny lo "raruport foods fioxen Itorney Genera) Clark'a announcey the quick freeze process *1 the conferee* could not hope to _£m*nt committee, raid in a statethe plant. He stressed the pur- solve Germany' tangled trans­ p m en t that an inveitigation of portation problem at this tin—ting It • • IIMas# on e . 1 . T n.l ghigh price* will be made. nu* might make a start at i""But many price* are ’**t b;lerminlng how to tepalr wreck­ irge monopolies and mormpdllo* ed coal car* and fix uther* wear­ In . not necessarily fall under tliing out Hally. WASHINGTON. Aug. 13. (,p>_ rriminat law and Clark’a InvesriThe number of car* "lost” in Wages of union workers in the ition," he added. the RuSslaq. yap* of Germany *f ....... building trades rose 16 percent In f'For example. In the automoter delivering coal In the Soviets NEW YORK, Aug. p*,t >f*r* *1’® largest Jump in la -industry. General Motors Motor* I w-a« described »* negligilde rm o mtrol* probably 00 percent of a single 12- month period aide* Two former Army'pilot* who are pared to the total shortage. circling the globe In two light [he buslnes* add therefore I* able 11*20: the Bureau of Labor stntlsDiscussion nf rhe trnnsportatlnn plane*, with timejrn_objeet, land­ tirx reported today. i dictate prices.” licip was mad* possible, a* n The Increase amounted to about ed last night In Greenland and "related "So wa feel that step* should Issue” under the forr » taken1 at once to carry out 25 cents an hour for tietirlv 600,- dan to take off today for Ice- ntula for the talks laid du»vr iur proposal of yesterday, that 000 workers In seven mnior con­ and, William Btrohmeler. flight yesterday by Assistant Becretsty "resident Tnim air sumihon a con. struction crafts. Winking hours manager, said early today. Clifford V. Evan*. 2fl. of Wash­ of State, Wlllatd Thorp, chh-f krenee of 1Industry, and Labor showed- little- change during the ington. D. C-, and George Truman, Anitrlcao negotiator. vear between July I, 10(1 and lepresenfatlve* to seek voluntary Thorp said any Issue which ha* 30. of Lo* Angeles, messaged Julv I, 1947s tlm llssM »« P»a» TWsI trie* reduction* and that ConBtrohmeler they had laqded safeMost of the hourly wage boosts .. . —..r , ‘Immediately upon recoilly at Blul# West One Airport, eatpe after wage controls were lilng, should reestablish price about 40 mllei from Jullannahaab, •dropped Nov. J).. 1040, ItLS said. ind rationing controls.” . of) Greenland. Evans During the control nerjqd from capital C#P'*P*, Rl’h fkrP- Crawford ?uly, 10( 2, until that date, how- landed at 8:28 P. M. and Truman [(R-MIch.), a' leading congression­ minutes later. They had left al . critic of OPA, labelled a* ever, pay scale* Inrreastri lit per­ two Gooae Bay, Labrador, shortly ("fantastic" Clark’s order for an cent. NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1.1 uVi total rise from July, IP39, after .boon yesterday, —The center of a tri.plcal storm anti-trust investigation Into food. to The javik, Iceland, tha next July, 10(7, amounted to approxi­ in the Gulf of Maxim was lo­ Nothing, and shelter prices. mately (0 percent. During the ito p T la about 730 mile* from cated at 0:00 A. M„ Central same right years, the consumers Greenland. The pllota started out Stnml.xrd Time shout 120 mites p r io Index (formerly the cost of Saturday from Teterboro, N. J.. w e s t-northwest of Campsch", living index) increased by 60 per­ and arrived Sunday at Gooae Ray Mexico. cent and wholesale prices of build­ after a atop a t Preaqua Isle, Me.’ The United States Weather ing materials soared M percent, Weather conditions c^alayed their Bureau here said the storm, which ASHINGTON, A ur. 13 UP)— the agency reported. take-off from Labrador. . moved across tha northern Yu­ uiDermo Eneiico, r i r i i u i y m BL8 said plasterers anti plum­ catan Peninsula yesterday from J ambassador, said ha had be«n In- ber*. who received an 18.8 percent t)ie Caribbean Sea Into the Gulf, iformad today that "tha attempt wage hike, scored the largest gain Is moving west o r' west-north­ [by tha Communist revolt” t<> from collective bargaining last ward at 12 to 15 mite* per hour. **•!«• Asuncion, th» country’s cap- re a r In the 75 cftle* covered by Tbe strongest winds near th" lltal, "haa be#n repulsed.” the survey . 1 ' l l ______. renter are about 69 miles per Th# ambassador aald In a By tha Associated Prase hour, with squalls extending 2(Xi I statement ‘ ha received his tnforSome crop-reviving akought- miles to th* east and north of [ nation tn a cable from Preatden: breaklng shower* were In prospect the center. 1 Hlglnlo Morinigo. Ha added: today for parts of tbe northern Caution waa advised Interest* j “The situation of tha goverr great plains area within the next In th* southwest Gulf of Mexico nt la solid. This statement Is 24 to 30 hours but no general reagainst Increasing in)en*tty to da In view of th# g n a t amount lof propaganda which Haa been Tfta Sanford Tost Office will re­ Hof from the searing heat could be expected before the weekend. technical location of the f circulated from oth«r countries.” main open alt day Saturday and The rainfall waa muring east­ storm center at 9:00 A. M.. wa* Saturdays thereafter, and su itin g on Aug. 20 will closa on Wednes­ ward from Montana and North given by tha Weather Bureau a* days. Carrier* will continue to Dakota with ffkkly heavy ahowera near latitude 20.3 degree* and probable locally by tonight or to ­ longitude make on# trip on Saturday*. mg! 02.3. This action, said Postmaster morrow through Minnesota, Iowa No material damage was re­ Joel Field, waa taken at th# re- and Wisconsin, tha Wyather Bur- potted whan the storm p tjte q FREDERICK. MtL, Aug. 13 UP) puest ot Ned Smith. jzwsld#a: of I f TM f uck tan' ra it"nfihT. —A - ir-yvar-old My **M te ld the Sahfbrd Merchants AsioclsWhere the rainfall la sufficient by Frederick eounty police to- tlon which recommended the to break local drought conditions, di-/ after bla second attempt change a t a recent meeting. IMPROVEMENTS temporary relief irp m o th a Improvements are continuing tn xA iln six y e a n to wreck a The change In Poet Office Imon could be expected but these points ! treln. wa* agreed to by county officials, would be scattered, tbe Bureau downtown Sanford a* merchant'' Kenneth MeGaha of tbe Balt*- garage owner*, auto #upply cem- aald, adding that ntoel of the prepare for tha fall-trad*. ■Among uicre and Ohio Railroad pollco Danlea and the downlosm grocery showery area will not receive suf­ these are the Hunt Tuxedo Feed said ipiVe* pl#ced’ on the tracks •toree that have bean remaining ficient moisture to benefit deteri­ Company at Sanford Avenue end Second Street which ties a new near Feel’s Mill faded to de­ open all day Wednesday*. Nr. orating crop*. rail a freight train only because Field revealed. Unlaaa a consider­ Continued high temperatures, celotex ceiling and floureecent H had slawed for a curve. able number of complaint# are jr*Ofrally ranging from around M Hghtlng, and Eddie’s Resteurept The boy said he "wanted hi received before noon Saturday, tha decrees upward were forecast for on Park Aranda which la being see what would happen to the new achedul# ^H1 go Into enact roost of the Midwest. East and attractively painted (n bright cefengine.'' or*. South today. as outlined, be aald. Post Office Makes Change In Schedule Boy Tries Twice To Wreck Railroad Train m m Impact In Fog Cuts I lalfwny Th ro u g h Coastal Motfirship WASHINGTON; Aug 13 t-Pw_ _ Sectetsty nl the Ttesiury Snyder ■mnounerd todsv that rh»cur»ioni Wilt list! Monday with Btitim oflicisti on’ ru in g teinu of ‘the. $ 1,750.0110,(100 American loan It .v DIIVIN INTO A PARKfO TttJCtt In Itotton. Ms**., by hi* legless e*-«l brother. Fdward, 54. Anthony POdowtkl (above), 25. ot Dorchester, swi* a tight mr tin r ig*r*ny.~reTtTreWaTTTni I MUmHUtA 'H int 1m out of die wrecked nuto. Anthony Is on Itie rilttrat lilt at the hospital. His tiruHirv received a lacerated elbow. (fnternollottat 5 oundphoto» British Impose Indonesia Votes Curfew On Arab iUN Protest Over Area In Palestine Puppet Delegates Situation Compared Air Connections Of Dutch In In'l i e 3 With Beginning Of Repotted Sever cd 1936- 1939 Rc vul l None of {he rrew of the Diamond Knot nor the tit crew member* nf JOGJAKARTA. J * \'. Aug l> the Fenn Victory was inpitrd. the jr.m SALEM. Aug. a 13 Id’i id’1 — | lie Indoneiian kepulilicajy Coast (iuaid said. Thr I’.tlesline jtovrinment inipoi'-j Mure than an hour's rffo it early Vshmel vnfrsl today to |nntri| a rigid rtufew on two piodotni. Delegates Plan Trip To National Legion Conference naiitljr Auft-atexjTtf Jaffa mnigltt rs .ili, l:s»rt a* c/niinuing Arsh-Jewnh iltile ta u n til any appes.ancr l.eto.e |W l „f (h„ Dismond Knot t mastbdtught death lo thiee person*, the tmimil o| * delegtlmn linnt liaad tarkte hooked iver the bow Slats Legion Adjutant A. Reid ihe state of Last Indonehia. svhithjof the latger vessel, * jll *> die first time a cutfen the Republican! charge 11 run I Th* Fenn Victory's skipper, i Mann today an non need -dpial he lisi h*en im|ioie(| pn A fjh, (’aid, liaidslck, told the C m st and Mrs Maim wilt leave next srei in the Holy Land »ince die by * puppet go»eminent. Ihe (Biard th# ro n tse t was ker ping Wednesday for New York to atj tend the National American Legi;’3h-39 )e t,lt. Mihtsiy and m route In L A* ihe smallei vessrl afloa* Ton Convent tmt which will be I <’apt. C. N. Goodwin ordered I)*e patroh roamed the Hire)*' ■,u tc r,,‘ held Aug. 28-^-3l. They will motor The cabinet aho voted In .,p-) the rrew of the Diamond Knot to north with J. H, KirpatricW of of. Jaffa’s Mandiieh and Carton leave Ihe ship shnrtly before the leiwesentattve -,,000.000 Roephah, attempt . to separate th* vessels Elixlis. division qusilers, virtual nom an’i land propiiste of motor vehirte* nf Tallahassee. (sfmtii $MO,0OB U. S, before hey an. Th# order wa* given a* « h'lwren all-Atali Jaffa and *11Mrs. J. E. Itnuth dietrirt pre- i hoiiihtiri ,t,rted) for itnmeditle precautionary incasui -. he laid, sldent of the Legion Auxilary and Jewiih* Tel Aviv. “until l see if it will Slav afloat.” Mrs. Olga Hunter ate scheduled I »co Arab* anil one *Jew sveie rebel of Chinese relugeei from The crew member* d i'flail in sr tn leave -next Sunday, said Adjbattle a te i«. stabbed lo death today in th»t thmsrene in lifeboats, refusing to utan> Mniin. on one of the two ttVnllniir.l an I'agi T n ,| Meanwhile, an Indonesian army vn aboard any of the numerous •pedal train* that will take the cnnimurilnue eharged the pulrh Coast G uild rraft or l-iga in lb» Florid/ delegation from Jack­ had violated Die rea»e fi-i. nrde-* vicinity. To New-York. (*r>ndwin .radioed Iheriiiu.i (iuard sonville 252 time* between Friday an-i l ot id i Legion headquarters and la.-ntlnaird ■>« I'ea* !«»• Monday. The truct- in Ihe Dulrhat Ihe Barbiion fTaza Hotel a t Indonesian b«slilUle* became *fFifty eighth Street nnd Madison fective in day* ago Avenue, he said. kps Anotln-r Republican communique Two Florida drum and bugle entpx will vie with ro th er corps ELIZABETH in the big parade on Fifth Ave­ - rAI—Thousands nf nue on the 28lh, tie jiflnounced. tvmml commulrt TALLAHASSEE, F la. Aug. 13 Tin- font times national atuF one k lav when 10 Ul*> Governor riafdwejl said t«. time international winner, the 65 -us) hound p< ilny the Slat" would cncplirnge Harvey Seeds Miami Corps will road freight train were derailed, Investigators of Ihe fish-kilting try- again for honor*. The other A Netherlands atm v CO U tm U TM * sprawling coal and hot ear* "r"d tide" In “every possible way com" o til lie that of the William lO nllnnnl ■■ l'a*e 1 * 0 ,1 arms* the fjun-trark main lire and lie governed by. their reroute C Morris I’nst 3tt of Fort Lattderhe-*. No one wns hurt. mendatlon." , ilule comprising about 40 ment­ Auxiliary hlisrs prodded |,y lie reported the Slate llnatd ion *, ell dressed In Seminole thr railroad expedited traffic mid of Health amt tjie department ■•( the railroad said two tratks were Demand Tan Bo Mot Conservation had made . sep.n nil- Indian costumes. expected to he rlra ie j, by late studies nf the mysterious ptagtl* today. , • 1 GREAT PALI S. Mont.. Aug 1.3 which Jigs JUtercd Florida West Eervlea ‘ from New • Vorlf (o' ~ (/V) \n expected demand fur Coast tWacliM With bodies of ilee-l I'hdaifelphta and Washington nnd rtutaqeiphta sii'l rdtulfiilM product* within lb« and tlylng fish. Tlie governor said Ihe problem ti, South and West points wiafTl,.. next jem exceeding that of being operated over trarks of w ar year • ra n t** m et. re p re se n t wax **a little foreign tn Ihe field” Fla., Aug. 13, the Lehigh . Valley and lleaillrig alive* of the m ajor oil producing of the B oard of llra flh hut th a t M'*FEBNANDINA. brothers In their twen­ It ml roads to West I'hiladelphn. s ta te r a K ite, tu;l they sa y th ere it stood ready tn assist in any ties. -Two sons of a carelitMer for sev­ Kpllntcrcd hftx ears end pih* ts no Im m ediate reserv e to r#t<* way possible.- He » ep o ,rtd the eral homes here, were found shot C onservation D ep artm en t had of mal In twisted wreckage svss fo r any em ergency. the head on .t roadside ntrew irfor Rliu feet at the Boutli * Winding up a three-ilnv meet­ "tavn unable to make a reronm n- thtmigh mflir here early todav hut no Elii^taeth Stallmi. One of the ing of the Interstate Oil Com pact datlnn on a ffirm a tiv e artio n ra t- motive could he glvsn for th? slay­ .Bright cars landed on (he station Commission here, slate officials ciliated to relieve th e situ atio n . platform. “The problem is "not a local ings. and industry leaders launched a The voting men were John Cal­ Railroad spokesmen raid the rerlea nf lerhntral discussions with problem, Caldwrll said. “Neither vin Graham. 22 , and Curtis Floyd wreck occlirred when the 13th day, primarily concerned with is it a new problem. There have Graham, 20. sons of Mr. and Mr»teen sporadic -outbursts of the Muse Graham who live at Sey­ car of tha Ilarritburr, t'j-.-to- developing new sources. R. A. Catlett of W’asbington. same trouble over the yeah*. The mour’* Point here. Both were Jersey City freight train ,w*s derailed, and 18 cart latnlnd chief of the Federal Bureau of fpderal authorities are making World War II veterai.s and had Mine* Petroleum and Natural every effort to determine th# nnlyrerf hliy teen discharged from imped the tracks. Although service was expected Gas Division. 1* scheduled to des­ cause.-----the service-.__ _ . to be restored on tw o ^ T ^ tk ri cribe research on the production main line tracks by late toddy, nf liquid fuels from nil shales In -Colorado, railroad spokesmen said there now under wav would be a "longer delay” In Wyoming and Utah. h clearing the other two tracks. ~• . i Wotk is expected to ba com­ Frank Robinson, former Sanford resident and high schuot student, pleted during the next twa weeks who after hi* discharg-C from the on the asphalt surfacing am) wid­ Army, joined ht* parents’ and fam­ ening of the Ortimlo highw ay. * LONDON. Aug. 13. ( ^ - M i n ­ ily at Crtstqbal, C. Z., recently from Sanford lo Maitlan-I, W. >(, BELGRADE. Aug. 11, C D - ister of State Hector McNeil B’ld wrote that he is enloyinr tha hunt­ Hong, project engineer, announced .today. . „ Negotiators representing the Brit­ the House of Commons todav that ing anil fishing in Patutna. The highway ha* been widened He enclosed a snap shot of a ish and U. 8 . occupation zones ef Britain had protested against 22 to 2 fl feeL and five fool Germany have signed a long-range Soviet armv seizure of tho Aus- trussed up "Puerco Del Monte" or from 1100,000,000 trade pa vi with Yugo- Irian mineral oil ----------------- wild dIk that.he and-Walter An­ shoulder* added to-each sute,*he-----idsvta” df*tjftSff"l5~'5uR<I up~tKe" finery *t LoEiu, Auatrla. on Aug. derson Of Sanford had killed. Wal­ said. The shoulder* are to have g ter spent a few day* with the-Rob- elav surface. Mwt of the former economy of Western Germany and 1. The protests, he aald. were fnaon* during tha lime the aircraft rough apota of the road hav t teen Implement tha Yugoslav five-year pian. it » u announced last nixht. Indged by British mambara ef th* carrier to which he wae attached Ironed out. Tha agreement was the third AJlUd Council for Austria and of arae docked a t Cristobal. SCHOOL BOARD MP.FTT Ther reported findlwr a very which the British and Americans the Austrian Treaty Commission. The Cnuhtv Board of Public In­ Tbe British deputy commission­ itrange hill where tha uhole fam­ have mad* In the last month with will meat Thursday countries In the Russian Influence er. McNeil xaldj haa pointed out ily searched for moss agate nnl struction morning at I0:00 o’clock at th* o rb it Th* others were Ciechoi- that control council for Germany Jasper, which are aeml-precinur office of Supt. T. W. Lnwion. BiJa regulation*, quoted as a bail* for stone*. Thev found 3 largo ame­ lovakls and Finland. repair of the Lake M-tnroa Under th* pact Yugoslavia plans Uy» Soviet action, have no applica­ thyst crystal. Mr. Ruhlraon alto for to purchase from Western Ger­ tion in Austria and th at rrpara- reported that they are building a (white) school and appointment nf P I yrars Uon# oannot b# secured from pro­ 20 ‘ foot mahogany cabur CTulaer, school bus drivers will be con­ many over the_____ nest_ . Pfour tap ILai good* ranging from light party which Is Id Joint British- and a x * trimming It with teak sidered. according to Hupt.-T. W, Lawton. woo£ American beneficial ownership. taxlil* Works to bUst furnaces* 19 Freight Curs Arc I>eralled/’ In Jersey Kailrond Accident OnIdwell En coy r a Probe Into Rod Tide Bltfffor IMroIciini 2 Brothers Found Shot Near Ferftondiha HuntiiiK I« Enjoyed Repair Of Highway By Frank Robinson I Nearly Completed Jugoslav Trade Pact Signed For Germany Britain Protests Red Seizure Of Plant 2, .v ' ’At *. Secretary Sny:lcr To R e p r e s e n t U. S.; Britain Draws An­ o t h e r $150,000,000 lint,1111. PORT INGELES,Wash., tug. 1 Snider told x news confercnc* n i J 't—llsnttnrtl tlrcp amidships that the Nsliond Adviinry Counht an heart tn heait freighter itclgit’rr In in the me fox tog 1 „ «-irr ...mlduliM. !h,.< A J w ’ 1? ^ Steamship t ’o. mototship momrship Din- |0obl*im. headed by him!-ll. will --hip Co, inonrt Knot sank after davlirVsk inndurl the. diirqum ni on behalf near Crescent llsy. nest nf here, of flits country 1 . white in low of. two lux*, the The llnttrh rlelegition. which ‘ Diamond Knot had a 11.000.000 will fly line thi> weekend, will ,, salmon cargn abo*M. ■ he headed by Sir .Stilf jid Eady. jisr. ; V* PORI ANGELES. Wash., /^ r- .'J*ecul nrintanl tn Chancellor I I lJff**nje” inifi#ldnn (triglilcr of the Exriieuucr Hugh Dslton Fcnn Vlc^>ry cis'hcd hsllw ty A(though_iy formal rconests made, i t ' is liiideritbod thimiyli ilte V,57r-ton cos'tts! ritO' Itutlup Ih.imnml Knot m the tog- that England will ask eiuwesiion* which would permit her to con­ hoiittii Mi.vd ol J 11an Pc F u carst serve her dwindling dollar sur supply .today ami If) new membyu oil by (net easing., imports from) Brit­ the ititrken mo|oj»}|ip look l> ish dominion* gnd.Hecieasing lmputts from th e l'n ite d rftntes. their lilfltrv*l' The preieni terms of the loan I he Inn vrttelt rollided shnr' acteenTetil prohihit this, Srivder ’ t-mpliatized it was hie ly (ruin and If' new mrmheri ol thiee sud one lull mile* o II R..«e understanding that the conference would be strictly limited to the Rocks, it the snulhetn tl|* nl V m British Ipnn atat wotdd no* delve coiner td.riul at the e,*cl end "I into other nsperts of ihe British "dollar crisis" or European aid. the ilrsiti. lie declined to comment on pr'osThe impart eut nrailv halfway' poetise changes', saying; through the smaller vessel, hit• "t want to find out -shat the fl **n!»■*tictf (via Pflg# Tnfl) tinic it lost for want of Ihe'tnidxe. ---------------------------------------- l\vr m ' N O . 191 n rii �> W E D N E S D A Y , A U G . IS, 19 4 7 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A P A G E TW O emmm Auxiliary Crops The Sanford- Herald ■•lakll^,4 la I M PuLluktd dull, t t o y r Setsrtar n l aaatfai al I m Im I. rur|< a III Maaaalla Airaue Although Florida is known in agricultural circles for Us production of citrus, celery and tomutoes, .there ijufrwidu variety of auxiliary crops produced in this Htatc which added some $10,000,000 to the income of Florida foment aa airaal rla u a i l l n last year. Some of these crops offer great 'hope for sub­ PataWr XT. 1*1*. at lha T nl Olllrt stantial expansion into what, may yet become another big I t Paalvrg. » luilda. ■ a lir lh , At I tl C o i t o i al Marrh B. IWT. money crop. "Attention is often called to Florida’s outstanding position in the production *>f citrus, truck vegetables^ tobacco, sugafk peanuts-etc ,which make up the basic agricultural pattern of the State," says the State Chamber of pommerCe. Hut to the average general farmer, irilB_»tH*« HII-TIO* IIXTR1 eellaneous crops hiiri'ested during different seasons can l-aiafcla tu A4*aara mean an added and sustained income throughout the year. "important among these crops is honey which (with V » I „ M 'lilh a ..... *** • la Maalka _______________ *M beeswax) brought in $1,618,000 last year, pinring the State Oa* \*fl --------*-M first in honey production in the South. Florida’s pecan crop was Hold for approximately $1,800,000, feed crops A ll o b llu a t* a a ilra a , cenla af tltaaka, ta aala llaa a a a l a a llr ta af for $1,160,000. tung nuts for $1,029,000, peaches and jienrs • at*n ala n>*n la fa r I h r i a , | « a i ■< for a totul of $308,000 and spring cuntaloupes for $160,000. ta la la a la ada. M ill b* d a t i i f fa> "The Florida grn|>e production is comparably small, a l ra a a la r ad a a rlla la a »*•»* r -_L-- - - ■ ■ - a 1 ■1 $120,000,* but Florida grapes brought more per ton than la laaA N i « i * a H > . M *pn**ala> any in the nation. "Forest products sold by farmers and H a t* , la * .. r«p * * a * a i* 'T 1 W II* ,a id products brought n total of la lh a a a tla a a l (la id af a d a tH U la a nursery und greenhouse Off1**a ara tu n lalalaa d la I b r !» » • - $10,061,000' (breakdown not available) last year. The aal r lllr a la Ib a (e a a l i T r r l u l i a l h t * d a « « n * l * la ( V r * l “ growing of plants for .farmers In more northerly regions Is Bad H , n .T o t h . ____________ of particular interest to the State's formers." Traffic Safely ■ T b * II* ,a id la a a r a H l a l Ik* A a a a ria ltd l-rra a M b lrb la * a llll* d B ia la a lt a l, la lb * aaa l a , ,* »a b ll< r a ilv a a l a ll lb* la<*l a , a a pilHtad la Ihla a a n a p a p * ,, a a . M *ll *• *11 AT H a t dlapalrb**. RADIO PROGRAMS H tailtto ---- T W Tit II T . . W*4 a * H a i Caaalaa Si*# N * ai n l Ibr I>*T ( iw i X H it la l. i Sun«, « 11* Oi.k a ih m ( l i e i*,...I |» i'Biad* lit* LMiiah SSor* 1;M N,wa Til* Joliuar INuitpiiU * I s; • 5V, v m 'StclPh r«a * Om | ___ _.. _____ _________ _ belonging tomm the New Nmvfl M r fcjtntjt.lt proi>«rty fut oh property K*wa IUM Sc<»** /*•<■* York G ianta w ho are n eg o iiailn it f i r a fiva y eg r. Je ‘ sse on certain ' ll*.,u*atlutlr You* ||:* t l u l l (C * a lla * * d ing paehool tu .. T ilt I'm lm l Clblkta Hlllblltiet T il! T r tin liy <Ji>*«< biar lit* IUH (Sant* »• lli»l IwnUmlully* Vouk till! .Nt*l Labor Day Plans he continued. _ Senator Holl.m.l will be the principal apeaket and there will be other diilinguiihed guadi. Alanaaar Ed Hiffgina raportad tliat plogic** ta living matte to­ ward Securing a baaetmll train­ . UlS* , SUa .OH T k a illir (■ao man on (i(l K tw , Oafary t"tiopp*r> Jambote* » an llum tipun I l ia Art piebaun asaa- lie* New* m>:. n,n>ii, *.r,n»d. JjJJ i u mm him Tim* •ll* “ 0,Bln* Si«k -M i.inma uerMiom IWdllalfon aio t N t a , bits tlUt* baron • (:!* Shoppaia s*,*nada ,Jr fl44 Wiuuati'a Woild l»:»a N*wa t«>al r,«lln Ainarlran HhyitlBIa K iia Tunra Vou'v* lldiuyawd tana ciiunii ut cbtiit ta u t Hanii-ClataiC* ItKO Nrwa I 1110! l-ruaram tU ium i Mil! I.unchaon Dane* Khythm trondlar* Pointing out.that the local Nnvnl station is taking the litas l!:00 K,*» at Noun lead, with the co-operation of city and county civic leaders, 111II Wvalirn Mtli.dlaa -- -— IMI . Nonn llntir Nmn in directing public attention to the need for greater traffic 11*10 Stamp* Quart*! WEDNESDAY, AUGEbT 13, 1W47 safety precautions, the PouhucuIu Journal mijkes some time­ ITMi 1100 K*ara 11 0 1 Hll»»r String* ly comments on measures which might be taken to help. "The placing of battered wrecks where they can be seen I-.I0 lladdHy Mt.trnar BIBLE VERSE FOll TODAY *• 1 ■Cij1. C^ilbYfMTUP kV"pfihnriids and the 'drefUon o f VMtar 'emssps hr' Ipdts W‘a YOU MtIBT HAVE HOME- where fatal accidents hnvo occurred,” the Journal says, IrlV Uar Non* JUnch li«0. N*»* ^ THING TO MULTIPLY BY l^WL Tommy Dont/ MULTIPLY YOUR 'SPIRITUAL “should certainly impress the driving public with the value I J t t «'ol* Gl»* Club . TRKASURES;.For>ho»o*v«r hath of care in observance of all traffic rules and regulations. ■«/«* N*w* to hint (hall be given, and who­ “The greatest cause of'accidents is the calm belief thatjam* Tm’ ctbb soever hath not, from him (hall *it can’t happen to me.’,/Perhaps these displays will drive, l i # »5«ti?*Ti,m. 1k> taken evin "thabii which ha hume the fact that such death. Injuries and’ damages can;*'*1 M*« ih. Band 1 thinketh h> hath.—Luka H.1B. happen to anyone—and.quite often they happen to innoceriti The SecseUry General ol the persona. .. ‘------------------ Untied Nation! iniiiti he icei no “The Im-al safety campaign ties in well with the statewide' Tuntnediate"war 1tiiei1TAi>pnfnttjr{ nimpaiRn ivhtch hBii-been-rrmriuctert b r (tnvprmrr-ealttwEttrf---- A Argrentine-Plan— <'V 1 aortd'i bad boyi It it inn nlioulii iiiijn uhs ttn the _ value of the s t a t e ; ___th pie people ________ all lhat the world' i«»y «■•> ate doing at the moment it juit highway patrol which is constantly on the road to cabtion ,l. motorists, to assist in accidents and to make arrests when!.' ■*'1 *' making (acei at each oilier. to mediate the civil war 10 that necessary. “The campaign is one In which every automobile driver country. Prieto, once Paraguay*! We have noticed at marked an must participate. After all, common itolitencss and consider­ foreign min il ter. 1 • i d ‘other improvement in icrvic* at many ation of the other fellow would obviate most of the traffic American nation! could not re­ Hanford eilablirhmetili during it- accidents. main indifferent. cent monlhi at wt have leen in "Take It Easy—Save a Life’ is a slogan under which WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 (J P )_ the .face lifting of certain down­ every motorist could enlist.” ' Preiitlent human, rent the Unit­ town building,. All of which il ed Stale* delegation off to the definitely to the good. The wartime Farmers In The Air Pan American Security Met tin! “public be damned" treatment it in Rio De Janeiro today with hn on the way out. and the store which Mid-western farmers are lifting themselves out of the beat withei for “a iucccaiful give* the invite will get the butearth-bound class and going tip in the air for fun and for conference.", , beta. business. "I come to bid you gentlemen George Thiem v/ritea for the Chicago Daily Newn of a The local Jayceei are to be meeting in Champugn, III., where several hundred pUne.x farewell and wiih you a happy congratulated on the Success ol landed for a get-together of farmern. Is in. eatimated that and lucceufui trip and a success­ ~tbriT-f*crtit tlitrccm fev*nr*im l 1.000 HHnofa- agricnlhiriiita 'own Hmi use' private planes, ful conference," Mr, Truman tali the thotoukhnm with which all while 850 Imliutut farmers fly. Many from Michigan and jhe departing delegates at Wash ington National Airport. plana wne made an ^u lta effi­ Wisconsin add to the number. ciency with which they were car­ Several uses for planes tire given—going after repair “ 1 am glad to have this del­ ried out. Sunday*! banquet which parts, spraying, inspection, bringing home ntrnwberry egation. as it lies' to many limes terminated the affair and which lants nnd ordering cattle. Wimt Bounds best to people in the pail, working for peace brought to Sanford Edward li t- rouglit up to consider the farmer’s lot n hard one, is in ihe world, particularly in the relt. an editor of national reputa­ tlte sundown Right to cool off after ii hot day in the fields. Western Hemisphere." tion, wai one of the moil nolabla Some flit to Wyoming for trout-fishing, and others hop - Yhe United State* delegation io th# conference, opening in th* .occasions we ever attended here to Florida for the sunshine they need in January. Not only Brazilian capital Friday, Is head­ young farmers have Joined the air-minded group, but all And Would have done credit to ed hy Secretary of Siata Mar­ ages, from 18 to nenrfy 60, are represented. shall and Includes Chairman Vanany city in Florida. Kiwanis Meet the pound freely convertible into dwindling supply has increased. The Importance of the i*Ut was emphasized by the annour**. ment that the Notional Adviu,™ IO > B tl* H * tt* M P « * » O a * l pc** of th* plant aa aanitary verubilitr became effect«ve. the Council , will speak for th* Uohu proceaaing, *!p*ei*lly of meat, flight of dollars from Bntaln’a Slates. fiaji^ and pouhry, and produced from the container sample* of ItroCeiaet! and ft men turkey, atvak, fish tabbit, bacon ham, corn on tlie cob and other prod­ uct*, all wrapped" In pliofilm, and kept at sub-degree temperature* dollar*. | • In the week* since full c*n- The L0NGW00D HOTEL LONGWOOD, f’LA. F ra n k S ham es told of th* quick growth of Florida' Fashion* mail outer buiineia sine* « he ffrtt advviti*cment apjpeared. Sept. 1 , 1040, in a New York newspaper. He revealed that the advartisementa now gpp*ar In 68 newspapeis, 20 niagaslnea *ml , have rebelled 100,000,000 readers. Three nf his employe**, Mil* Betty Welton, Mias Melba Fred­ ericks and Mi** Emily MailhaWk demonstrated dreeaee of plaid pattern and got A Jot of ap­ plause. Miet wejton appeared as Kiltjr La**. Mias Frederick aa Highland Lasa'bnd Mis* Matthews aa Bonny Laa*. 8 am Martina, pet sound direr lor, demonstrated a mall opening machine. Michael Glnton and Frank Sandler, of th* compan> were guests. Forrest Galchel nas introduced by M. N. Cleveland, am! in turn introduced Alex Johnson. the training of about 750 men *ach winter. Brig. - General J. C. Ilutchiaon aak^d far a n d . received-Lite Hidoiaement of the Chanilter of Qimmerca In an effort, to induco bbaiiiaaamen to offer their cmployeea who (nay Join the Na­ tional Guard time off for pe< 1Iodic training period* without Ida* of pay or regular vacation*. General IlutchiiOh pointed on: that the orgenlutlon of a rifle company here would, mean ar annua) income of about 140,000 and that thia was something In' which the trade body should b* especially Intem tvd. Mr. Higgina reported on recfnt cangieulonal action facili­ tating ,Ure transfer of a ir sta­ tion* and other naval property t* cities end countlee where ren­ tal* and iais ant other Income i* devotth* maintenance of the vd to a irp o r t, He aleo said that wots begun on the 12-foot river hks beg I l ‘t* li* u 4 h u m I ' b r * (la * . channel and that $ 000,000 is now British delegation has in mind be­ available for Ita completion. fore making any atatament. Ballot* are being mailed In the “We are prepared to Helen to she anno*! annunl anything they bring up, as long next .few f«w day* for Ut« ji a i it ii withIM- th e . area of the Anglo-American loan agreement." vrrtiilng plans fur tnv coming In two other development* on winter which include six latg t the International economic scene: signboards located et strategic 1. Snyder scotched “pvialatent highway intersections, and the rumors” In London's financial dis­ printing of a Urge number nf trict that tha Troasury planned to booklet* with many beautiful pic increase its price on gold from lute* of Semintle Onmty- seen** the present 135 an ounce to f&0. and recreations) activities. The secretary said there have been Vice president E. G. Kilnat- “no plana and no discussions” of rick ^•{ jJjd ^o v er^ H w ^ w t m j . such’ >utn aa movB, n increase ,„«*«** III move. nAn in wie the Trrid-prtflnirouid s » i i t g u m p ro r ware Mrs. Prudence B r u n o nf countries with gold reserve* to ex Casselberry. Senator L. F. Boyle, tend their present do inr credit*. M. B. Smith. H. B. Pope, Gen-, 8 - The Britiah witluirew another eral Hutchison and Mr. I^e. Mr. *160.000,000 of their U. 3. loan, Inglty, J. F McClelland, Johntleaving only *850,000,000 available. Brumfey, Sanford D o u d n o y , i At tlie recent rate of withdrawal Fletcher Boll*, and TtollsmJ Dear.. ( Treasury official* .estimated the loan would be oxnausted ih Octo­ ber. instead of next June M, a* contemplatedr Besides the expected proposal to (I'aallaMO it..m P»a« Owl increase British buying from her that he hoped salvage tu** could domlniona. atKarve reputta indi­ pull hi* vestal to Esqultnalt, a few cate the British delegation to the talks here may seek a modifica­ mile* away. * Goodwin said hit No. 2 and No. tion of the loan* terms which inaka J hold* were flooded and No, 1 had 10 feet of water and “it's still Dr. Churlcs L. PersonB gaining" despite th* pump*. Th* strait was fairly calm ex­ Uptumctrifit cept for ground swells. The two Sanford Atlantic Bk. nidg. ships were ohwured by a heavy, Hours: 9-12 1-5 Phone 29A low-lying fog bank. Sal. 9-12 _ There was no report of. rnsualKyeg Elamlned • Gla*M« Fitted ties on either ahlp. U growing In popularly every day. Bring your family or friends for a LUNCJBEON «r DINNER PARTY Serving, full course Luncheons from 12 - 2 from $T.1H) M iff F ull course Shrimp, Chicken, Sleuk Dinners, Including our SM O RG AS­ BO R D Platter. Week days from 5 to 9. Sundays from' 12 to 8, from $1*50 Our screened-in porch is most suitable for Bridge Parlies. Britinh Loan Safe Profitable Convenient 6 Your savings here are insured to $3,000. • You get friendly, helpful service. • We pay a worthwhile rettlrn on savings accounts. _______ ___ . Drop in any time. Save a little every week or every pay day. Add to your account with any amount. Ship Collinion 1st Federal Savings & Loan Association of Seminole County 209 Mugnoliu Ave. Phone 694 K ----- 1 • The farmer, generally considered conservative, if not ii,. reactionary, has shown himself to he forward-looking and John Clark. hfk*iA*nt ^ "i adaptable in this appropriation of the airplane to his own Hialeah race tree k *' ’ * ’ use. One fault often found with life on the farm is its ter thin avcraiatMscason" for isolation. This condition will no longer have to be reckoned Florida next winter. “The Floridi with if more farmers follow the lead of .these midscaion will be e good one/’ he westerners. * . says, "and allentfance at Hialesh should compare with our Lett i .TMn;" Reporta, however, from other resort* ihii summer, are not so encouraging. Prices are hi*li and the public is wary. If Florida towiit interests can refrain from gouging our visitors next winter, s-v we v^ll probably have all ty< can Uke care oft but the time hei pasted when (m ale )*jU pul up with anything. Ruhr Talks Arab Curfew *— "!" “direct Itaaring" on Ruhr eorl prHuctlon ran he canriilated. • The confareas split up into ■uucummittees, each anigutd *p*. cific phasa* of tha overall Viol* I«m after veeterday'e two intro­ ductory session* got the conferrnc« under way. Moving to quiet French fenrr, Thorp made it It pilain that Britain hat aa ciiwni yiujly ilH ih S g 'rfex t y e a n | ioJ>u “blw.ntnin* prtuWr mg and pro* U Gariy tomato ,i.l ; Item Dan M e oua spot ip the midat of all * ‘ and Frank 3m*lb«rt have rope .'1 been bolding confetepce* leading to the latter's *unw|nctm*iu ihitl he Will not tun and indicating McCarly may soon, announce agaimt Fuller Waircn who is cer­ tain to have bis hat in the ring. Tom Watson lias alio inrlicale.l hit intention to run. but $enatot t , l Shand* of Gainaavilte 'cannot punted out. No doubt there be others, but aa of the pres­ ent writing it looks at if Fuller 7an«o i*. the min to beak Freijnth official* ar* watchi'ig tha' talks with a wary eye ilnca limy fie) France should have • a major vole* In determining hoar quickly her recent fd* recover* from Clffkffecta of the war. The throe power* now ar* ar­ ranging an additional conference where French view* on evrnittal control of th* Riflir mine* and plana for stepping up th* la veil of industry In Western Germany r Will V* th rn h ad out. The French government he* repeatedly urg­ ed International auperviiion o ' the Ruhr, Germany1* main in­ dustrial are*. All shops in the border area between Tel Aviv and Jaffa re­ mained closed this morni** and moat residents of th* squalid re­ gion on both aids* o f the dividing *tl t Uriel kept th eir shudder*, uaaed despite th* intense h e a t . Hfek declined to commint ah tha Normal crowd* frequented Tel J’tiMatlon. but vateren policentalt, Aviv's bathing beach**, however, f Whom the eurrernh trouMs* grp although vonildcratt* tanalarr was laU cen t o f O * 103d Arab rereported fn the xll-Jewtsh city. 1 whlch bathed tha Haljr Land FoHce Superintendent ITinagan, Ift” blood, expressed frank dismay head o t tha Jaffa-T«l Aviv district, rfVer th* turn of evayiu. railed a special .htah-lsvel confer­ “It began juat thta w ar in 10SS/' ence In Tel Aviv to plan meant of laid nn* police Inspector, “only keeping order. thl* time you can bet It will bo Palestine government author- tougher." YARDLEY VENETIAN BUNDS Amarlca’s Mott Beantlful Aluminum « Cwlar - Polished Aluminum Me For Free Estimate P. w. SS- 817 W. Robinson Phone 2-0729 - Orlando ■M U — SHOT thaf any riqe party remained in power was to 1884 wiwn the Re- ___ . area. Seven Arabi and two Jewi, were injured,. STARTS THURSDAYP6 r ^ I^AYS • The same Glenn Ford who tamed ‘Gllda’l to the Timet-Union. ator Tab appears to be gaineund on Governor Dewey foi publican presidential nomi-T b ih u of; i upu.ual us Democrats bethe. next President of Ire ~ atei will probably be a .-You may think w*Ye " you’ll u sd your hi*- IS year*, p ffasa.ik jong rascals out If Mliaitd tf«B| !**•* €)•#> ICaBOa*** n.M r * n n**| Henherg (R-Mleh.) of th* Sen­ ate Foreign Relation* Committee and 'Warran R. Austin, U. 3. dttrgaie to th* UN Becurity Council and former Republican s e n a t o r from Vermont. After wiahing th* delsgation good luck, Preiidant Truman said he hope* the Rio conference will set* an rxample for th* rest of the world. . Yardenbcrg commented: “I agree with that.” Secretary Marshall, replying to th* President'* brief, informal speech, said that ha and hit colI-agues ar* flyt"F south “In tr# interest of what Is vary Impor, t*m (it th# world of today, kh* solidarity of th# W tatam Hemtiplfrie nations." I• Cartoon # »• , 8:00 P. M. Lodge No, 1241 »'• HP ' ” fi* • ** \ ;v ^ ,;V ... -* \ . . 4$? s -i 4 The “drive" of tomorrowis, hero today! H Y D R /Y M V IIC ... as ultra-modern as tolivisian, and D RIV E fjf with nearly 8 years af PROOFbehind it! It's la the picture foe the future—and OUamuUle Uinga it to you faJajr/ Just 0 * thleVlaUm la tha Kig naWa In the tild ef electroaioe, euiometie taastamieeioaa a te the uum W r-oae tonic ef cvaivcraatiua tn the automobile Industry. 8 m m day 3 , . nobody will atuft gear* . . . nobody trill push dutch. But today . . . only Hydra-Made Drim presides fully mtomalie sAi/ihsg/ Only fiy J m M o tk Brie* pedal Mfirefyf , rl T h a i’s more . / , Malie Drive wm ■iatrodaced naarly < yearn ago! Store that time it has Weu j w W In tha hands ef w ady 400,000 -----, ntmdf to literally bitlieua of toil** of $ " ' * Id combat u k ell , Today, she loweal-pricrd car to CM Hydra-Matto Drive* i* the M art mw OhUmobile—away oat ahead wmmnlkaftr—away out ahead to appearawe,-too. Owaert Jbsos* Oldsmubile is always to tune with tasnorrow. They expect OtdemobUe to fxmw out fuu with tb* really important advancement* like Hydra-M atic Drive. T hat's why *0 many future-minded people nay, "It's SM ABTtoO wnatsOttar . �V . THE SANFORD V M * . SANFORD. FLORIDA “Forty Plu*" Club Movement Helps Man Get High Paying Jobs W E D N E S D A Y , A U G . 1 3. 1 9 4 7 F SU Is Anticipating Enrollment Of 3,800 TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Aug. 13 OF)—Florida Stale University, be­ ginning its first full term a t a cocrhicallimit) institution, m i) b* a little overcrowded next month but it is expecting a* w o r d err-* rollmcnt of .1,800 students. Mote than *2,800 women stu­ dents already have been accep*ed and 'uidvcnutv official* re ­ ported application^ ' from 1,000 , nfen, most of them .war veteran -. Last year theie were approx­ imately 24M) at turret,-*ludorm and 700 men enrolled In -1ha Tallahnssro branch *of ■the *University */ of Florida. Dr. Broward Culpepper, dean of student welfare, said a new dormitory now. under construc­ tion will not lie* Trudy- for ownpanry until the winter quarter m Ih-crmlwr, but additional fa ­ cilities .are being provided at Dale Mabry Field to lake care of the overflow, AP Newafenure# Tha "Forty Flu**' club movem tnt <* coming bark to life new that some elder businessmen a rt not drawing *alary. .cheek.* In th* atyle to which they hare been accustomed; In New York, Philadelphia, D«ston, Chicago, Detroit among other cltfea, unemployed men • over -to who bate earned at leaat $4,000 a ybar a* executive* */o band­ ing together again In non-prof­ it, cooperative organisations to - h*rp eaclv "other ‘ find •aaeeutlVc job*. * WHH the manpower shortage beginning to crack, widely asaorted pohleaa male* are rally­ ing' ’together In three patrician peraonnel aerrlcea under the ban­ ner, “there la no aubatltutr for *1 perlence.** , The Detroit club had memlwrthlp application* from into man who "w ent.through two fortunea" and from another who needed a job although he had made $600,- AT IAKISUCCISS, N. Y, Col. Roschcr 000 from patent royalllea on a Lund, chairman of tho United Na­ ■machine tool. tion* Balkan Committee, and hi* . Men with prior service In any An Army general facing retire­ assistant, Jeane Torncy, arc shown of the Armed Force* may enlist ment joined the Boston club. So with aomo of tho documents sub­ for direct initial 'assignm ent for did an ordained minister unable mitted a* evidence In tho Balkan a minimum period of one vear to aupport hi* family on j border case. Th* U, N. Security within the geographical limits of church aalary. Doth had hud pro- Council established a special acven- the Third Army Area. Cant. Hob vtoua executive experience. nation subcommittee to determine M. Hester of the Orlando Army p a T'» ,4r i j „ In New York, a. former. ndnvr-ji whether, a ftngle resolution could' •Re**uIJtW office anrwrVnced twdiy. Individuals enlisted will Ire Ini­ “ becime "forty-pluacr,” and in possibly be drafted to settle the tially assigned to any underthe go jo eluli club two of the Balkan question, (International) streotlr unit or idstallatlon of men handling ling telephone queries K air choice. The Army Air Forces and typing chorea arc a former are not included In the ibove and colonel and an ex-major. the minimum period (if enlistment Generally, however, the memis 3 vears. ■ bera come Immediately from job* Capt. Hester- further stated th'at aa plant manager*,' comptroller*, all assignment so foe a specific vie# president# In charge of per­ limit or insHlatlon' la for Initial sonnel. brokers, bankers ^ahd oth­ asslgment only and • that lu er executive poat*. Their former GAINESVILLE, Aug. 13,.(Spe- ca«e of military neor*»t4r-twdlvldxxUxiea .ranM afram. IJ.fKlO. a gear to $50,000. Th* I'hiladelphla rlub of newly arqulied equipment will ~u*Ts nraylie n-naslgnul wTTTdn IK* once had a president who joined Ire available to University of Flor­ Army Area at any tinie within after hla $ 12,000,000 Iron com­ ida student* when ih-j 11)47-48 the ono vear. pany went kaput in the drprr.x. term open* Sept. 22. aloa RAINS DAMAGE FAHTUKES The new cquiptnrr.l, received Th* Forty Flu*" idea wax start­ through donation* from various Funta Gorda, Fla.—Some Chared in the late thirties (anmc nay Army divisions, and purchased at in Boston, others say- in N rtr a discount from the War Assets lotto County pastures have been York) and all hut diet! out dur-‘ Administration, rin g er from n dam ned considerably by heavy ing the war when manpower of $250,000 radar set' to household rains during the past few weeks, ill ages wai at a premium. The furnishings for the newest veter­ and rattle In low arras havj shown some w eigh t losses as a result, end of the war and the availa­ ans' housing village. bility of many younger men Iwgati It Includes the latest in engineer­ according to County Agent N. H the revival of the movement. ing laboratory ami research equip­ McQueen. The eluli* in the various cities ment: new classroom, shop, and The cotton plant has a part In operate independently—without a laboratory installations for stu­ c e n t r a l organisation—although dents registering in chemistry,"bot­ producing four fitwrs — cotton; they generally m e the same name, any. biology, and pharmacy: fur­ rayon made from cotton llntar*. slogan, eligibility rules ami modu* nishings for new dormitories for wool and mohair from ineep and single students; offire equipment goat* fed cottonseed n r» d i:ti. operandl. The club* are not Interested in for faculty and administrative of­ any Job paying le*x than $1,000. fices. as well as thb Flnvet 111 fur­ , And frequently they land one* niture, and mobile and mainten­ far numbers which pay much ance equipment for the expanding facilities; ttf U r than that. Acquisition of * new equipment The star alumnus to date was a Detroit member who recently during the past yrar open* to Uni­ A r e | M I n t m r n l r i l n i l * I t r k l n e * f landed a $10,000 Job as grnrral versity oF Florida Upper Division r r H M , e a n f l a a l a , m a k e s . * a n k * r n . manager of a large manrrfartur- students new fields of research ■ Ifclrtr* I n n l . r . t r . H i r l , r e n a r j s k i n *..*f IV r q u irk ta lle r an# Ing concern having plants through­ and advanced Study, nnd to ?.«wer *■.t-f.11ln alU rr--.ll. «as w m i l l t O IV T out th* country. Orlrago and Division students a .'hanro for in­ H I ’. X T . l l M f t » r H t e r I k s k « r l a New York have $20,000 gradu­ dividualised Instruction and l#l»* I k s m r m j a n . H f f s r s S I n I k s t a l k s oratory work in .the haste wieners, k s * k k a a a s . W k l l s , a r r a a s l s a s . a n f ate*. will enable the University to l a s p t i r . S a l s f a s fc «kls a a r s k I M * Th* Detroit club pays Its av- and enroll all qualified Florida stu­ rV- IaI.T H HA V H anmi Vs T I l K V rTw—« I«k ls »I «' Ieh«ss.lI. traga placement in a Job pay­ dent#—men and women—for th» J i l n n n -1 T a k e s . S a M fcr T a a s k l a a . ing between $8,000 and $ 10,000 ; Term. Applications for en­ I . a a s y M i l l l a n m l l l H l A . A a d s r a a a In Now York, the average range Fall rollment thla Fall, mu it be in tjn* la from $4,000 to $10,000 and in Registrar's office "by August 15. Philadelphia, from $0,000 to Equipment valued nl 1(111,52:* $7,200, has been added to the Instructional The Boston president reported. and research laboratories of th* "On* of "our men was canvassing College of Engineering with $57,* 202 SnnTord Avp. a downtown firm and was told, 761 in new classroom nnd labora­ C a sto r P om ace 'we're not Interested In $ 10,000 tory equipment marked for cht-mto $25,000 men, but If you hear of islrv. biology, botany an I unarm2 .8 0 per cw t. anyone looking for *50,000 to sccutical study. $75,000, tend them along,," There! 4.G0 p er cw t. ta no lata word on what happen ed In th a t cb m . Th* New York club h is about 1,300 advent alumni: Chicago 550, and Detroll, more than (100. One of Philadelphia'* proudest place MIAMI —f/P)—Between racing - manta w*a that of general con­ seasons most horse traekx are as Cotton Seed Meal sultant to a big company there deserted as a haunted*barn. But Th* man who. got the Job was not Florid*'* ahowplaee Hialeah Freoh -Celery Seed 82. park, where more than 250.000 ((■olden) .............. Sift !t> •To gat. an Idea of how the off-season visitor* have come just Pascnl o.t...— S 9. Ib tltfbu work, consider the New to look. York organisation, which ha* The chlrf toorlst attrarlnn at Alan Cnmttix, DDT and found jobs aa close to hnmc sa Hiabah la the herd of flamiirjcoa, two floor* above Da office* 'and' Their population has been In' . o th e r Insecticides. ,a* far away aa Korea and Ala*- creased by- 65 wince racing closed*. ka. ■.• SANFORD • TV* mr'rqberaltlp in S’ew York The Kokanee Salmon ia a before tho war ran close to dwarfed form of the Pacific SockX-CEL STORE 1 100, dropped to 10 or 12 during eye which has adapted Itaeif th* war and new I* back up to completly to life In fresh water Sanford Ave. & 2nd StTO. Each member must allot two Phone 154 and a half day* every week tor About 75 percent of all* car Sanford, Florida the clab. There are no paying theft# oceur where tha owner has We Deliver job*. left, hia ignition key* in hla au­ . Th* two days must be spent tomobile. i■ in field wotk or handling nffiro chores. The hslf day ta for a t­ tendance a t the regular weekly meeting. Every member eontrib* ntag a little toward the'expenses. Every month th* club publishes a bulletin listing member* anon­ ymously w ith a thumbnail sketch of w h at each ha* to offer. Abo.it 5,000 copies of each bull* tin at* printed. Half go to flrmi Wo make our own lee Cream, All flavor* w hich have asked for them. The Taaty — Dalicloua — Healthful rem ain d er ant distributed by field wot k e n w ho regularly canvass H P —TOP ICE CREAM prospective employer*. u-mua3~_>swv <C*. -i Army Lines Up Units For Emergency Duty Over $1,000,000 Worth Of New Equipment Is Ready For Use At U F ; - 'i.l ' <|, • /, ) V: 1 ‘ , . \ f i r \ t* - r v *> \ •• f t-;r I -j j T -~'.~£r= X-GEII STORE Off Season Visitors Swarm Hialeah Parh Fertilizer38.48 net 4-7-5 42.75 net 5-5-8 FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 414 Sanford Avenue Phone 1218 r — Why Worry With Your Past Due Accounts? ion Agency 113K MAGNOLIA AVENUE PHONE 1091 SANFORD. FLORIDA • Do Your Collecting For You Call A t Our Office For Collection Ratee "f‘ ■ , • ’ *' •’ --CV �i WEDNESDAY. AUG. IS. 1947 WEDKE8DAY. AUG. 18. 1947 Kouinillats Honor Sanford Visitors THE- AAWFORD H ilU L D . 4 a NFDHD. FLORIDA . Detroit. The kid wa* In the me> ih in t marine limn. ju»l u ll th» boat ami humbly out of shape. But Kirll **w ihnt hr wa* tough and that hr could hl^ , Since Leslie’* enlistment period had cipirrd. he drrided to 41 By MAI KIR COSSMAN along with Krell. Firat, the fight­ U* Nrwcfralurr* FI 1ST. Mich.—Thi* auto city er’s name wa* reversed from itl of 175.000 awing* out into Id* iriginal I<eallc Jock._ Thru Krell time xpnrt* the night of Aug. look. him to New York. Several 22 when Willie Vep defend* hi* of hi* early ap|x mi aitrc* were in Senator Uprlalny llatllm d. Conn., I’ep’* home town. We • noted with Inleiext Pie- World'* feathei weight champion In thr last year and a half, lent Sidney llvrlony'a #'J5 fine diip against tha home town, favor- however. lardic has'.oiieiated. egyyed on lent Bevil of. tlb UrT h e i r I f . - . . . . m l - i i l l . U i a l r l l W..t rluxivrly in *Flint and Net* Orlindo Senator* fur hi* action* at Ixa'if*. ' UwwkliPsWHbnr and with tile Municipal Park SatUldiv night ■anrtioned by the Michigan Bor­ a new pm niotrr,. Tummy Cuaing (Vnimixxinn afliy Pep'* mam.ger. I*iu Visruai, lelentrd in an -aiiz. boxing boomed in Flint, railier demand which the promot­ .’Cwaaatui niatVhnl I.exile agi.inxt a fall and ruraplrte report un e r had agreed to , for payment Willie Amleis\m of Itrtroit for tha incident, and «ra think that guarantee to J’cp thy Michigan frathri weight chainit would bo wall for I'rnidcal of a ploitxhip Inal August. la-slie Wot Ilerloag to delvo into the mailer Iwfore the match. ThU will I* Pep's first title nu a five-round kayo. a little more thoroughly hefolc From that point on. Jock's Hrfenae nlnre be annhilxtrd Ssl completely dosing the cs»e. clonic* talked nl a rh.vmpio, We do n u t’meai^to criticise Ihe -hip match. Finally, they sold 8 anatur bail club or make any t'u«*«n*. who went a long way fait# accusation* ab-mt the dul|. nut on .the limb liy guarantee­ ing I’ep 123.000 or an option .of 35 perrrnl of the net gate, h u ll, National llnxlng Association blrs<* anxious for the title *hol, asked only n $ 1,000 guarantee (ruin positions that re<|uire suspensions, Pep fiulsfietl Bartohi In I- ('11sagna. provided hr rould have then we are all for it, now wears Imtfi hi* choice of 70 percent of ev­ Saturday aighl'a apectarle waa lounde and •n r of the worst that ha* orrnr- rrnwna. Setlously hint in a plant erything left aftyr expense* are red la Ihe Florida State league rrash Jan. 5 of thin year, I’ep paid. Cus«an* agrred to that. Kiel), basing his opinion nn on did not return to the ring until in many a dg£. . eaily ticket -nlr*. figures he and then warmed Bevil shouldered Toivrlv fiom half way the distant e lietween half dozen. pabM.ka* la-fore *r- Jock may realise' more than ( 20 ,HH> or. tnorr from that uiiuiual third base back to 'th i 'mine plat­ ter. - M i s r of the 0 r!aod« p l« \.. swarm.-d on the field ami Rcvril leslie, 2 -i year* old, has held n •T he fight will I* staged at At­ made no attem pt to hand!.- them. position among the lop I 2rt.|aiiin<l. wood Stadium which has 13.000 Op* of the Scry*tor* n-illeil Ijive- er* for more than a year on the permanent seats. Tutsans l-elievet ly’s rap down over hi •* fare re­ strength of a record which now lie ran expand to h»u*e 20,000 peatedly and, op* of them went includes '34 knockouts, 20 decis­ fan*. The young H int promoter— *0 far as to sljig the .dlminvllve ions, four drayrs, two knockouts he’* only 30— doesn't look for s suffered and acven losses on sellout, but he's talking- in term* arbiter. I Manager John Krnler sent a point*. Both the kaynrs were dish­ of a JIOO.OOO gate.' Tickets die . telegram to Prrpldent Jlerlung yes­ ed out hy lightweights, Juste Fon­ spate.! from $2.75 to $15. "' terday morning. taine in Ilt43, ami Bobby Smith. Krlder'a wire elated; "I am SWISS JOIN COURT* requesting a complete InvrxllgaThe stumpy Flint battler i* BKRN, Switzerland — fA”)*tioa of report mad* by Umpire a favorit* here from (iol.leu Lavelv on (ft* fialag nf manager Clove* days. Aa nuvire flyweight Svritzerjantl. not a member of the Loa Devil for hie aril.in* ia the and then open bantamweight United ’ Nations, ha* decided to ninth,tnalng of Saturday.Buhl'*- champiuiu Ira waa vole.1 - Flint'* must popular (.lover on (he I n i *. . Justice under the provisions of ‘T would like to know why an aggressive two-fiste I the Unilerl Nations. The federal umpire rould have Ihe audacity ■wringing, That ___ ___ love for ......... artinn council was authorized to pay to all but exonerate the Urlando still distinguishes his Efforts and Switzerland's first assessment, club after gelling us* of the hit followers rlaim he hits is amounting to $640,000, _worsl goings aver I have ever hard with hi* left hook as he duel seen in base balk" ---------with his straight rig4tl Yes. John, we too would like to Leslie'* rhsnrr for Ihe cham­ know the full story behind the pionship is traceable to thr smart whole deal. Kuldanrr he ha* been given It) If any umpire in the Florida State League or any other league *y|vanlan‘ who drifted west In will take the Verbal lashing-and become an Arizona rancher, Krell tk n k M U l "going over" .k .t ithe t . . l rl(lrll^ |o ,h„ m, naK, the. physical that Senators gave Ioively at the Mun­ fighters. icipal Park Saturday night, thr The first time he saw (.exile umpire is not fit to work a game was the night he was knocked ou; in organized baseball, by Fontaine in a six-rounder In Featherweight Title Against Jock Leslie S ID E L IN E S Orange Bowl aquad returning aled In Ihe umpire's report. >*ut. an easeall■"* * 1/SU.haa. ---------- J— prartb ally, • / ' wii , We firmlv believe that thr ntorjr -veteran k<iuai| including at- ir.tart will be retold and that the ending string backflrld reoily for the will be changed ronsitlerahl.-. vheli first President Herlong gets the (rue fourth year of play. Bernlr report. ■ u|> m e, i’irk nicking Spcl rill'Kgle.f Jim and Hetty Rhody, owner*| • • Florida has 35 war vet* on it* of Ji and Betty's Fishing Cr.mp !•tentative roster. . v . M luitaippl on the east end of the hulklirad, etete plays in Chattanooga, F^rst have erected picnic Uldoi for lam in g pnd San Francisco on sue. those who desire to g et out in the cessiyr weekends td open thy grid wide open apace* and enjoy some good fresh air and pirnts lunches. season. . . . Resides thono lilt* anil Jim also states that he has the usual Southwestern and South­ ern Conference foe*, other npponreally biting. Several pe*i{ita have ents (u meet Southeast .t i Confergone out lately ..and caught the core teams Include Boston College, limit Jim elated. This is really a Cincinnati. Duquesne, Oklahomn A nice little spot fo r those who want A M. HurdinSimmuni. West- Virto go out for an afternoon, of fish Kanxiur State. ing picnirking. j v ’ Until Shelby Kinney pitched a no-hit, no-run ifame against New Oflcana Sunday, no Atlanta pitch______By t'H im . H o s t'll _ er. had done it since 1321 when Johnny Ruggi, father of Louise ATLANTA.~Aur 13* t/P|—Paul Bugga, the golf sU r, accomplish(Bear) Bryant, Kentucky'* young football coach, at first glance ap­ pear* to have scored tne south'* greatest victory since Bull Run. cities, all TXCept Little Rock In the iouthern aaso^atlon, plus Jackeon. Misa.,*mi| meet Monday plght at Ilirmingham to rtimpleto plan* for a southern professional basket­ hackfisld from the latter stato and ball league. Ben Chapman, Phil­ a dozen other* made varloue “lion- adelphia Phillie* manager, ami ■porta editor Raymond Johnson of the Nashville Tenneaavsi head live. Bryant, yi -STAN COMSTOCK r~r~~ Protect Your Health By Sleeping Heller. Sports Roundup INNERSPR1NG MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEOS Manufactured To Y«mr Individual Order By ECHOLS .* Mattreaa Renovating A Rebuilding A Specially Call Ua Today ~ Sleep • ” Heller Tonight \ ECHOLS^b e d d in g COMPANY • Social Calender invited nr«tTtnxt-thl». megt tug. .T hr -Sun­ beams, Junior U. Am and Junior R. A.s- will alto meet in their respective place*- at 1:30.' TUESDAY The R. W. Ware' Bible d a i s of tha Firat Methodist Church will have a covered dish aupper at the church a t 7:00 P. M. with Mia. J. H. Tindel, Mra. P. II. Wyatt and Mra. Alyce Ashdown as hos­ bv practically avrry othv.‘ big Par­ is fashion house. - This veteran showman pays homage Instead to the natural form silhouette, bringing d.g Ihe lines o f ' t h e figure by skillfull drapery and unusual otraling. The pleating- is shown on every type of silhoustte. On a neat num­ ber in black wool It stitched shealthllk* to the knees. Un rrveral dresses accordion pirating, falling straight from the wain, is constricted at regular Interval* by horisuntal Inch-wide bands, with a bottom tier falling free, A youthful gtcy Jersey dies* had narrow unptessed box •ili’als, falling from high hips, flanked in front by drapery springing-from the side seams. The Jean Patou Jackets arc nsalnly—hip-huggingT—wrttT-zhorr ruunded basques trimmed witn braid or outlined with fur. Hug* pockets and cuff* are fea­ tured on top coats, which tome both-fitting and bozlike, frequent­ ly with deep fur collars which hug A full-length smoke blue rspc trimmed wilA black lamb was a t­ tached to a matching Jacket t.y ends craftily crossed in front ant Dulled back under the cape. Evening wear Is unu.tcal and gay. Heavy satins end l.rochcs, moire and net and embioldery are used lavishly. In ono gown of pastel broche, large bat Meets fall open from th r waist In revenl brilliant multi-colored s e q u i n s which also edge the low, bruit •haped neckline. Revival ServiceH At Assembly Of God Bpeclal revival eervieei will n tonight at the Aeremhly of God Church, at Eleventh Street and Laurel Averfue, it was an­ nounced thi* morning by the Rev. K. I. Wright, pastor. Starting each evening at 7:30 6 'clock the revival will continue for two Weeks. Thg Her. Os*i* B. Jones and Mra. Jones of Okla­ homa City, Okla. who have con­ ducted meetings over thn United Stales -and C anada, will, have charge of the meeting 1 both preaching and ringing. The public ha* been extended a cordial invitation by the lt«v. W right to attend these mrrjings. FLIGHT DECK J. R. Hattaway and W. \V. latudermllk. both of Casselberry, have recently taken over tha manage­ ment of the Flight Deck which, unlll recently has bean operatal by Roy Browning, it was an‘ Mr.- Hattaway and Mr. Loudermilk are making extensive renova­ tions to tha Flight Dock and plan to bav* a formal opening in the near future. >(r. Loudcrmlik said. "Time and Tide' waa the aerne wa» enjoyed liy ... Pilot Cluli and their guests latt night. Swimming and boating were.enjqy, J until Ihj topper hour when «. td.-nlc .upper wa* *erv#d. " v ■—F e d w w L 1aupprr a ahort 'pioy. ram waa preaented bv Mtv M. L Raborn and a context, waa won by Mr*. Colrna Wilhuit. presld-nt of the Davtona Beach Pilot d u ll and club was giving a “Oako Walk" and dance on Aug. 2" ‘ to raise munav for their project and invited memheg* of the Sanford dull -to attend. Miss Bat loir a Chapman, 4 Sem­ inole High School student, spon­ sored by the Pilot Club for Iflrl*' State at Tallahaatee, gave an nteresllivs report of h.-r nctivitlea while In Tallahaiiee. She was made "municipal Judge" of Brndlevville and related her 1 Xpertencea In that raparity. Uurita present Inclmbd Mr*. Wilholt, Miss Chapman, Mr*. (!or->don 8 weeney, Miss France* Fre­ netic and Mias Shirley Morgan of Kstoii^h. N, Y\ Meaibera included Mra. A. W. Lee, Mrs. C. b. Puw>||, Mfs. bourlne Ileal, Mr*. M. H. Smith, Mra. Joel Field. Mr*. J. P. Hall. Mr*. R. C. Mdusrcll. Mr*. Z. II. Ratliff. - • : “ • Mr. and Ml*. Juan llinriua and aona. Chat lea and Johnny, have left to *p«nd n wee* at Silver Olen. Mr. ami Mra. William McKitdcin hid aa their recent fuc»t. M il* Cynthia McKihbdn, of Fort Mill*. 8 . C. . Mr*. John Meiactw-A*. «m if-' turned from spending several montha in Chicago, III. with 1d a ­ tives. . , NKW YORK Thr ntniitihrut situation in New Yoik Uaxti'l im­ plored much. . . .The m-vin aim of aimoxt every young gal I know xctirt* to I*. » kiti hen of her own, and in fact atreh a -udnaiv kmhhlon mav even haw taken play aaav fmm that' tfailltieit.il yen ft r a minku coni, diantu 11 Lnick knack* ami a car. t. Jean and Ruth Stenrlimn have returned from spending aome time in loike. Waeeamaw, Avde.l, Ral­ eigh and Charlotte, S'. C. where they visited friend* and relative*. Little Mis* I.viola Jean Juhnson wa* bonoted u-lth a itivvn pnjty glvM-n by her mother. Mr*. Weeley Jo hnson, at th e ir hom e In l.ake M om ue nil.. Monday .Uullolrug, Bel dav ami tinned it down, even lltiuigh she could me one niiely, S...in* her picture was tshen at the Steelilechnse I’md and h. r »h*pdy f.nude rau*.*l inonuh l»i.g, low whDlle* atmuiK the folks »•»«• it In the pain1;- that Jie received nn encouraging amount of fan mull, including one whleh le- uhli-d the offer of nn g p jrtm o lclient Kvi-lvn vva*n’t e |nlt her fingei or ajtre "lie deleeteil where in the o ffn -:ibl inithing doing, Mrs. William MeKibhon and son William. Jr. left yesterday fur Foit Mills, S. C. where they plan Its spend about two week* with Mre. MrKtbbun'* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. J. 8 . Clrnsbaw. Methodist Class Has Picnie At Sanlando The Young Wesleya-r Class. 0 / the First Methoilirt Church held its regular m untb^ meeting on Tuesday night at .-Jnn bando Spring* with a Weiner roast and swimming party. Tile business meelinq was pre­ sided over bv Boderirk Adam* dur­ ing which time plans were discus­ sed fur ivureseiitative* t j attond the young adult rally to l-e held in Tarau'a dprlng the Latmr Day weekend. Those attending, the meeting wen* Mr,. amL-Mrs. ,Adum«. Mr. ami Mr*. Unrl Chotpenlniti Mr. ard Mrs. James K. Terwililgr r. Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Roger liarsi 1. Mr. and Mra. Dirk Junes, Me. uml Mra. Dick Pavnr. Mr. and Mra. Orville Touchton. Mr. ami Mr*. Edward Kircher. Mr*. Dorothy MrD.inicI, Mis* Louise Claik, Alla* Catherine Clark. Miss Mildred Vwalt. Miai Ileltv Thurmond, Ludwrll Echols and Charlea Bowes. Circle Meets With Mth. S. C. Dickerson tnenth#ra ’nf - Circle No. I of Ihe First Baptist Church on Monday afternoon at her homo on South Sanford Avenue. Mrs. K. E. Uatchel presided over the busi­ ness meeting aniTMTnrrTk A t-Gov . ington, Mnr.1. N. Kimbrough and Mrs. (iatchel took part in the ser­ vice*. Announcement was made that two Ixixre of clothing and shors had been »ent to Italy. Following adjournment of Ihe meeting refreshments were served bv Mra. Birkeraon to Mrs, J. C. Calhoun, Mrs. Kimbrough. Mra. Covington, Mm. Marla Stewart, Mr*. J. A. Cunningham, .Mm. David Trutd. Mrs. Oalchsl and Miss Minni* Stsw ait, UU«itwak . vtllLlte sorry to learn that she ruf fall and is confined to he home of her daughter, Mrs. la-c Shat on, on the Copntrv Club Hoad. <(VhIIm»U lixp. r»«» llarl new ambassador to Spain nfu'i t|i. resolution .wax |>a>xrd. :The (nitlitti oiler hlWM trriav that Great Britain'would aupport. ntt\ United State* action by-pass­ ing the Russian veto of ptup --atfor United Nation* intervention H Oi rrce.‘ A x|Mtke*man *aid '.Iti* rounliy ■"shrtied the wixh of th r 11. S. goveminent to tuke any aitioii. in tinxuirit nf th r II. N. chartrr. la re­ attain aggression,’’ * . —— lie-w ax snswerflig a hH |orttrk nurxtion.about thr ltrilis'uvu-w ott IIA R It I K I T Woman’s Ribli* Class Holds Monthly Moot To gel a really beautiful permanent. ; properly slipped and becomingly sly In Sprrial* un all ware* during August shampooing. Fur appointment 'ra il 971 ■JOH V I'irk A tr. ilu ..k f .tun fau.iiiui fiev. the taill.i wit, n good ileal of -private In .aiding.............Arthur in,i*t*■ that g.ivernmenl-controller! weather will have n serious t-f- ueetiun* of the Dutch in tin- Indie* tia.l la-eif severed cuntplelely by act tun o f C eylon Im iiin g C oI-i .uIhi stuck, in b isa jiu rk lin g check Then sontelaaly else avoid India's ban 0:1 the craft Imposed Aug. 3 tit tinof Untcli-lndunesinu ho*tibt An official Netherlnn t* noted this morning -hut wl official declaration had v>made of the arqus the Dot. I ronsidewi in it* to '.lava front a At ani’ rate, navy Arthur, If tirnwii from Batnvin eicitwanl _lo the Chtyibon ure.-t would In- de arupled, tugetln -.1 wllli'nl rsut-nf liu-iiinasW il-JJiJ8 luiwuts '2 —In - something - u line. The Dutch rein I the 'Those Luvejoy, Mrs. F. I~ Dumpier, Mr*. Mitchell R- T. Hum. Mrs. I rial Myer*. Mi* It’s raining, rememlier j on the hinterland*. 1 B. It. lic k . Mrs. fa r te r Mr*. J . .M I won't la- raining every‘ -----. " Wilson Mis. W. T. hi* son and they enjuyt-d a deep, . .In»l on doubtful slatrx ( J o o r i r i l 'h I lU r ^ U I D H A. T. M a d d e n , Mrs. sea 'fishing trip, ___ Mi*. II. U. Hi liul 'Irx r-J. I Mrs. Harry Hanson ha* rr- fu-vvl*. Mr*. F. K. Bolt. Mrs. Wil lunierl In her home In Ht. Peters*- Hum* Mra. It. U. Ilutchls-in. Ml> burg after spending the past -two J. F. Ilartisun. Mrs- V. J. IV 1- 1' And put It In the gmiuid, . . uuilei till eat weeks aa the guest of Mra. J. M. Whenever April Showers com* Cameron, who accompanied her around, tomorrow home. Her two children, Marty and Jackie Cameron, who have V ith the (’ID-United Itold-.i been visiting In 8 t. Petersburg, ^Yorkers. will return home-with her. , Tbete vva* no immx'diate an1001menu-iit from'tip* union, w-hbh Imii mid •.'l.nuu ilfeliilar* moil.I and »on*. Harry-ami Wavtur, who walk , nut IJoyihleh* seven have fust returned from St. Louis plant* niio«« tin- nation mile** were guest* in Sanford today en1be e-mrei n l*-gnu miiipiiny-vxiilv* route to Belle Glade. . Mr. Wood l«u gaining. jflll leave In the near future for rY on I.Usliir-14 ahrt Mrx, Wood and the children will visit in Jacksonville and Miatrl. To Advoid Walkout Socion "Golfer ** A reol beo-lhr-oll oction back diets.. 1n fin* rayon gnbaidine wilh non-ctenve fmiih Happy Birthday and Mm. Edward Gert* and children, Carolyn and Edith, Ihave __ .returned -a___ I frorp a month's vacation In Puerto Rico. They plan to make their home in San­ ford. They have aa their gursta, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orlamli and daughter*, Anilda and Zeltlh, who also expect to make Sanford the brightest Ohio sta r In W< l l l i r n r ANNOUNCB5IKNT Mr, and Mra. James Wait* an umpired today th e ' h irlli-o f u son, James Gay, Jr., oil Aug. B in the Santiego Hospital in Hnn tlego, Calif. Mr. Walts i«, n lor trier resident o f Sanford and b at present slationrd with t|u and Mr*. Edward F- Mr. Knever anmjUncer|-to<tav tji • hirtli of a ilaughtor, Teraritr. on Atig. II at the Frruald Laughton.Mam■ orlal Hospital. Mra,.McKeevrr will lie remrmla-red as the formrr F.s- Among those from out of town tvho attended the funeral of Mm. Jane Armstrong Saleeby In,Han ford yesterday wrre Mr. nml Mt*. II. E. Armstrong of Orlamli. Mr. and Mm. J. A. Armstrong nf .Milledgevllle, Ga„ Mm. Ruheit Williams'/n of Columlius, .is., Mm. D. C. Green of Cayce, 8 . C. ami l i r a B. F. 8mlth of Djrrrsburg. len n . t all sizes4 and flavors. Mr. ami Mra. William H'alr are the guests of Mm. Btalr'u patents, Mr. and Mr*. Edmund Molarh, at M. . ■ . I I . e - S r-M r PHONE 13£5 Mr. and Mm. Wllmrm Blair were recently married and bothxkraduated from the Unlvemity o f Ken­ tucky In June. They have Im n B rin g 'In Loulsvllla but plan It Iosya for New York City after spending about 11 days in Hanford. AIRMAIL '■ n o W M O M i 414 Hanford Avo. (fnrm rrl) a H e n th il VI .Inhrrvott, II. S. ileprkr wtirnlng that hi* govern nient would not stand by idly wTofe ■he territorial integrity nnd pol­ itical Independence of tirrec - waa threatened. A renrexenlative of the pioviaiomil gvivernment , f l'aki>ian rontemled that the Musleio-d-.iuinati-il dominion In purtUlhned Imlia •hould autoinalicallv IsvOiiw a memlier of the Unitk*l Nntlor.a along with the Ihimlnlon of India. J . W. Baker who hae been ■pending several weeks with his son, Clyde Raker, expects to re­ turn Thursday to spend a fevy dav* with hla daughter, Mra. Lillian Vickery, before going to Greenville, 8. G. Mm. Vickery j - . ’' - V I s * NOOK I'nnada drrlnied .tlli.l ltin»l»'» plan for nn International atomic control fumniiaaion I* twt nde.mate u* It stand* now nml a tggeateil that the Untied Nation* atomic ib-legntse git on with then SlIF.P FIKLUS. already a aitr- lob of d tlifting their -e. md ie ■• fill real nil rant uperixtor port. hi. lilen Islnn.l <‘a»lm* is the ile(ieoige Ignatieff. Cnnnila. pie•uyUiJ- of. tlta,,WeslylvcAtcr 1-ttlloA •rivb-tkyi 1 esolotioii t u . l l u i c U/uhJ • a b reviving hi* f.-inum* "Ripplitig Rhythm" orrhestra. . ^ . United Nation* Atomic Kncigy But • the cniphntl* will lie on Tomimssion but the committee de**.-<•! stuff, airings and wmu|. feiie.1 action until Friday when wii-il*. wilh n ndnimuin of hrn«*. the Soviet Representative I’rof. . . . A good at 1anger, Slirp ha* Dmitri. V. Skobcltain. uske.l for 1-e.ir studying iirrhe«trnllon nml delay. . with the finest - so­ li- i» musicians for yeaf^ and .has a few ideas he thinks nte new nihl fr.*»h mid ran la- nilant*-d pi.-nsnrjlv fium the rom ert da-ice - tyle. Mr*. T. A. Anderson. Jr., Mrs. T. Ilai.lv nn.l Mix. A. b. BorinIt set veil ax h»*te*M-.t f< r the antlilv im-eting of ibu Wontan'a Me Tlaxs of the Fit at Baptist Mrs. F. R. Milchell . return, d Miunlay from spending some time in Mt. Dorn wilh Edward C.Mitchell. In Tnlntka with George * Phono 880 CHICAGO*, 7 '/, hra. BEAUTY r..Idler wa* killed and Itl vv*te wounded v ester.la y in Indonesian tru ce violation* in Ja v a and .Sum Friend* of Mrs. Ile-h rtt Hill will is- interested to tram that she and her voung son, Brian Don­ in *« meeting anil ‘Mrs. Vk II. Car­ ovan. have returned from the Fer- ter gave the devotional, lleporM nal.l Laughton Memorial llo-pilal wi-ie li.-aid from tile v irtua* ofher parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, I Hurl, at 1011 Oak Avenue NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM NEW YORK*, 10'/, hr*. M ll.I.K It Indonesia rail. M n. Frank R. Mt.Neill. Mrs Felice West. Mis. W. K. Ilr.lly hebd. and the Misses (tussle Hin­ R arh ara and J-tripi.-iine Robson, ton. Mary Earle and Maud.- Ram ^ .in g •daMhteri .-t-Mi gqd a i c J s . k llobson of We«t I'ulm It. a.-li, arriv ed y esterd ay by plane to etietid several w eeks w ith Dr. and PA G E th e S .. In itv V ottni il a ta lrm e i J. C. Hutchison left today fur Jacksonville wlirre Mrs. Ilulrldson will loin him later in the week and they will leave for bYon*. N'. Y. to spend about two months. Bill’s Package Store and Bar 2 W. FIm I Street I. Lynda Jean Johnson Given Birthday Party IN FIRM NAME OF ' * : Mr. and Mrs. Phil l>.ltd x f St. Petersburg spent the viekeud with their parents, Mr. ind M.-a. J. A. Cunningham and Mr*. K>ther Truedi Announcing Chang •Your Favorite Beverage Mr. and Mm. F. K. Knumlllat enUl taint'd l«xt evening on tlirlr yacht,. "Skylark", in honor of two It* Craw* of Columbia, S. C. who ii visiting her airier. Mra. Roy visitor* in Sanford. Mir. Margue vlloller. ami Mi*. K. I„ Mllb-r, Sr. of Montgomery, Ala:, v lu is the guest of Mr. and Mr*. Frank l~ Miller, Sr. T hr group b >nnl.‘d the rachl nt 8:00 l \ M. and cvulat-d down th r St. John* River. At a . lata hour (ifuriimonU wore I r n c d by thr hoitu-w gnilxtiil bv Mr*. Holler, ' I k Ed­ ward F. .Irani*, and Mva. ■II. G. Fox. Th»«- enjoying the occasion .were Mi** Gravca and Mr*. .'Idler, Mr. nnd Mr*. Lane, Mr. and Mk Holler. Mi*, and Mrx. Don Small, Buy " uni . Mi BROADWAY Mr. and Mr*. Manual Ja*-t»hton and children, Arlene and SheTw-ood, have teturned from a vaca­ tion silent in North Carolina.-Vitginia ami Washington, l>. C. Sanford, Fla. A COOL SPOT Cliff Hopp of Hostings, N«l»To brother of baaebalTs Johnny rod Football’* Harry (Hlpgety). has entered Georgia. He's a freshman halfback, , . . The Bulldogq will sport a brother act of three Kefdx “Time and Tide” Is . Scene Of Pilot Meet B a o f a r x l - — 0 .1 O r l a n d o . 10-vear rtinlract the Wildcat* last year by winning seven game*, schedule starting In December. mom than any of hla Southeastern Conference predecessor*. To go with those 48 yearlings, Bryant haa 28 lettermcn and about SO reserves from last your, which ouadit to rank hie team fairly cloae to the top thin fall: TbaUs why Kentuckians, wlio In the pan) havo shifted the conversation to bom* it's recalled th a t rival coache*. In • recent Doll on the probable order of. finish, placed tha Wildcat* In the second division. T H E S A N FO R D H E R A l.l). S A N FO R D . FL O R ID A OR mills of lb* cetton belt have facilities to produce more than twice as much stock feed, oil and SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY v n:u-.u-r THREE �WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13, 1947 PA G E FO UR Feds Invade Daytona For Tilt Tonight; Here For Twin Bill Tomorrow Evening bottom of the frame. Manager Rill Good u»ed three hurltrs In chalking up the victory, while Manager Klider u*cd two. .The defeat wa* Kettlea* tenth against a like number nf victories. Serondbaseman Charlie Ridge­ R r ARTHUR BECKWITH. JR. way paced the 12 hit P lralj attack as.hr rapped out h it. in four trips Hr rail) Sport* Editor Th* Le*«burg Pirates eontifiurd to thr plattei’’. Johnny McManus Dave Bride each hit safely their "fin*” over the Sanford Cel- and Cclctymcn. * * rr Feds by *wecping_thc current twice for the l-K .H M II M«i. eonlesf at tb* aeries In a (I to MUbblfUL If Municipal Park last night. Torright the locals'motor lo'D*'.'- Xvlesnork. H*TC c —dona Beach and will retuin to the !**Utr, rf lota! ball orchard Jo r a twin bill lull, . I - p ith the Islets tomorrow *vcn;ng.( The Pirates score*! two run, in tha first frame lait evening on three hits and a Fed boot. The Fed* came back in the bot­ tom of the first to chug one run across and knotted the count in Ihe third canto whrn Irving Boim walked two Sanford batters. Ralph MeUanut, IlfM e. rf Satterfield singled and Don Mur- talks. If. ! ray drew a free puss to nd Walt ItarriiiN O 'O , H a tt * r fl*14 Harrington home. At. S • In the eighth frame |he Rue* uMTartlw y lr r . If found the rigbthamlrd slants of U n f la y . II. Car! Kettlea to thrir liking as itaba. r r they banged out five hjta to tally M.-nl,. : ** o • i* KHII-i [> four runs bafofe Managkr>'John T>uw I O 6 o ti al. p Keider coubl get Johnn --------------------------------3Q 3 a JT t 3 Into the game to squelch t .L eesburg went down in order Ih t^eahar* the ninth, but the Sanfordltrs jsm- a a S lIT IM II Krrortt S itln flty m*d a final tally acro n In the Sarcastic Goose Lays Hollow Eggs YESTERDAY S STARS Allen Cette!. Indian*, thutotit the Tiger* 11-0 with one lift, a double by Eddie Mayo in the ftret inn! mi. Bob Elliott. Biarej, drove in three run* with three hit*, hie eighth inning two-run homer breaking up a 2-2 tin with llroekIvn a* the Brave* went on lo win I t i aI t.OHIIIA i a t. USED GOGOLfcS FIRST A u k tie in . NEW YORK —bP)~ Jimmy (Goggleil MrCoy Iteary hi* nick t'Kixtka I - - . i l . u ia •• “ name herau.e he wa* the first D ayton* it**ch r i *1 .,n lle tv ll* t eturS sy Jockey lo wear goggles in a race, or!*nd*> e-s, tit 1*1 o*l 1-4 now a universal. practice. When HI A u g u l l s * ♦ . t l» ln * * * ill« McCoy introduced the piece of P s ts lk a .> , l» »»tijn * H*ach equipment track offic!a h were (.retbura *. Can ford t l.a m ts T o d a y called upon to. rule ->n its le­ HI. A u « u » t l r » at O fU n d o gality. S ‘ ■- . I's lr ik a k ls n ti,- H u n t i-*ti*d let ItM a s w a r. H m ^rt. Hitt**f|*i.t i, M a rra y . w e a n ■ w old i . Hlnl*n ti**** i*» ■■•* 2*1* • im x k . M « * ,t e a rrtllr* : HtrblvlnIh.ukl* |Ja> ,: U r H i n w t<> M urray lo HatteyfleMi H»tt*rft»l<l tn M urray to Haller tlrlil. la 'll iitl l u » » l l* * » liiira *. H anto nt I*/ ll*«** >*n b e 8 »l off Ulsato.fi 1, off I, "U I M m t. o ff l.* m k y t M ru * k .onii by K r l t l u t , b y Le m ie y M*o o|f iJ t-a —iu l In i t-> itinioa >'•’ | , r y « . *»fl €jff U m l r v K r t t lr * 12 Tnttidt a i o<Mt «i* a . i^ittky. lx* at T h rC C * g a itC U C IQSH _______ SPRINGFIELD, I ll, Aug. IS. —Edith Fable, owned bv Jean McLean.of Portsmouth, Va., placed Dr»t la*t night in the three-gaited mare or gelding d e e , at the Illinoix State Fair llorro Snow. OUlW first place ! # t p f « t . *hate of the ItJllO pnrvTroney. iS fp ? 3§*£ £ S X AP ,Vew*feature» . MIAMI—"Mommer* is a sevenfoot sareastlc goose which lay* a foot-long egg that can m em only unhappineaa for at least nine nirn. Mommer U-Ute pncdnciuLJaaitts O. Ticg. * Miami Tech hlgn eci.ooi tesrhri .'"4th an abilltv'id n tln u i te a rh rfr’Mh abllitv'io rn rnnstruet and a lore of bei*bull. Mommer’* s k i e s duly is to lay a goose egg on the line score of a visiting tio-chatl teem. Provide, the proper sound e f f .m ^ At the end of e a c h 'in n irg —If l^o opposition hain'i scor-’d—ac­ companied . by cackl**, Mommer To Late To Classify waddles across a 52-foot scorehoard and drops a foot-high zero LOST—dark brown wsll*; In vici­ into the proper slot. She. works nity of Rail Park Tuesday night. for tb* Miami TourliU of the Drivers license mad* not to An­ Florida International League. ne W. Hutchison. Reward. Call On oecaiion she mlste* the prvHerald or Ph. 341-W. (ieinitviUe OtiiAdo le t-J.u ra HANFOHU »<• iia y m n s »** | | ,lir t .t at • lalnrstlll* V t T I O V t l . l . l '. M J I B BREEDER'S AWARDS Edith Fable. . Wins . , * - ,* _ „ per slot, and in that event her 30inch high offspring come* excitedIv out and plea* up lha mi«plared goo,* egg and return* it to ibq correct alot. Tice, a rabid tvaiehai! fan. has long wondered whr—when the vlx Ring team got a veto at the end of the Dining—g goo-w didn't deliver the unhappy srore. ] lleveut "Mommer" from a .everYoot-TF^e of fiber board and , , HOLLYWOOD. C el.-id V -M r* . Edwin Janss. breeder of £1 Lobo, has rpefved a tidy consolation prlre to offset the low aelling price of .the son of Brarthom . Sold for *2.600 to Stuart Ham­ blen. cowltoy crooner and orches­ tra loader,,El Lobo in four seasons of racing hn* earned over H ! 3 ,000. Mr*. Janss has receiv'd SJ2,.' M in broedeta* awards, bv Firefly Genius, owned by Clif. ford Muocrs, llm utoq. Trx, Hi. l^yuls .New V o lk I.... .. iTnclnnati IM iy liu ia b Philadelphia Ih lr a a o Specials In »'M U>t#!phlA i , H iW T w l I'h ir k io t fW. lawful* 1 linatof? f , ( ir D o h lf n ' I'lllftb ttffih 3. C tn rlliliR il 2r Robson Sporting Goods u A U m lU V U54IIIK Umm tl' ’ f* PHi Nr» V'+rk M 1» ll-’h’Mh 41 l l DftreH H It -Stl I'h ila iS t lp h ia It t« Toy Land Rocking: Horse .ill 1 lief slit lMltl*,F IJu U n n f , W s il il n a t ' in H I. !.»*!• J . C h f c s g n 1 I Cleveland T -ll. Deirnli !.* ilin ly B A R T IC L E S FOR SALE RECORD PLAYERS for rent. By day or week. The Mu»lc Bo*. 11B AUTO RADI OR. Motorola. Rale* and 8 ervkc. The Music Boa, W. ta t St. Phone 063. . ttU W .-UbKlr- Pbxm-tum.------OFFICE apace In Melsch Building. ■ Large H«ht ofices, newly decor- ROOF COATING- Asbestos Alu­ minum roof costing- good for •ted, all utilities, Km I and Jani metal, slate-nr composition roof­ to r eervlc# .fumhbed. Call HW ing. Slop leaks. Cools your home Vft IL A A. D ept. Store. 10 to 15 %.. Tcruyear warranty. RKNKARIK GLASS A PAINT CONVALESCENT HOME now CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. open at Chuluola, 18 mile* S. E. of Sanford and 18 milee N. E. of Orlando. Large screen and open porches to sit and enjoy the root breete* off Lake Gath* b e r t h S e w in g m a c h . s i t o r I II H. FRENCH. I'll. 1190 erine. Large grounds' dm! walks 'sa fe from auto traffic. Large lobby ami rooms. Brick construc­ CANVAS PAINT- clear and col o n . HKNKARIK ' GLASS A tion. Can accomodate 26 only. PAINT CO. Phone ? 2 l). Phone or WTite for reaarvatlon • t once. Oviedo 2362 or Dr. M artin 2392 or write Box 1ST FLOWERS ChulooU Florida, lairge sedan foe all oecail cm* for goeata to vtxlt their doctor. McN e i l l a y o s t fx o R ia T S 8lptx~Ave.*h)»t off Celery - AVAILABLB at once, convenient­ Office ph. 403 residence ph. 610 R ly located down town section, UP to date apartm rnta wi*trail PainU. Poultry Supplies. Nails. Purina Feeds, Groceries and modem conveniences. Adult* Meals. Touehton A Watson, 1201 only. Phone1550. Celery, Phone 1199. TWO-ROOM fum ishH apartment. Adults only. 2300 Mcllonvillc. FOn BALE— Limrroek for drive­ ways . and roadway#—Pbon# FURNISHED apartment. Adult* TUXEDO FF.KD5—complete lir.o, Hunt'* Tuxede Feel 2 W A N TED TO RENT Route or a p t, furntthed or unfur­ FOR 8 AI.K nished. ' Prefer kitchen equipped but not necessary. Permanent OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 GENTS residents. W rlte'P. O. llo* 13)1. PER POUND. BUNDLED IN BUNDLES. S REAL EfFTATE FOR SALE 10. 15, 20 snd 25 CENT SEAL ESTATE HERALD OFFICE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS Jimmie Cowan's Blmct Metal RAYMOND M. HALL, Rsaltor SeeWorka for new Kadlntors, new R*filtered Broker and Radiator core*. Radiator denn­ Insurance Agent ing and repairing. PEACHES and pears frr canning. NEW. two atory, three bedroom French Ave, >t 13 Street,____ 1947 8 Cubic foot Serve! gni refeigeralOr. lairmann'). Restaur­ ant, Hanford Orlando Hi way. .NICELY furnished % room home DESKS. 12) office desks, <1) tyIn Sanford Height*. Every mod­ piat* desk with chairs, id A-l ern convenience, largo sleeping condition. New Elgin twin out­ porch. 118 W. 19th St. or 917 board motor. Apply Mr. Bowen, W. 18th. ^ 541 Plumos* Drive. aeree, wlth'npftritJ^OO stand­ 7 ft. Cold«pol refrigerators, I ing. Did orange ne%«, located ' Luxe Models..62Llliil, Sears l •bout 1 blk off of Rothe<27, Just der Office. Phbne 090. out of DeLand. Elect, phone ami water, no house. Owner will sell FORDSON T rsrtor, I muls, both good ronditinn. L U Keller, vary reasonable or will take Lake Monroe, Phono 1322-W, trailer In trade. See. Mr. Bdwen, 641 Plumosa Drive. PLENTY of good used tools, CDROOM house fttmiihtsJ or 'Watches, docks, radio*. Also new wgtrhes and G. E. Alarm ’urnisbsd. New electric tJtchdock*. Fred Myers, SI I E. 2nd .double 8*r*ge \ acres, few dt trees on KL?floni highp 6 miles from Sanford. Phone 54 lb. porcelain Ire box. Mr*. J. unty 8305. II. Cowan. lak e M ary.______ ESTATE WANTED fl AKTIC1.ES WANTED WORK WANTED 9 MAID, or washing, ironing. Reply Boa M. J. e/o lleiabl. FLOUR SANDING A finishing, cleaning ti waxing. Our power unit enable* u* to work where thcie is no electric connertlo.i available. 21 ycais nperiencs, II. M. Gleanon, I.nkc Mary, Fla. ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all kinds. Smith Rro. Phone 1188. NEED A NEW DRESS? Let Wan nila make it. Wannita Taylcr Box H5-A Sanford, Ht. 2. 12 S P E C IA L Sh MV ICES (R RENT—Floor sender.. Easy pcraKon. Reasonable rates, Hanrunl Paint A Glass Co. Phone DOliGK - PLYMOUTH PARTH AND KKRVICB YA-DB moth proofing lasts 6 years. Hav* your woolens moth proofed now. Downtown Clesners A I.aundry. 113 Palmetto Convoy ,*h *-ltil*d ) key* eay d-OOsta Tep-OveHty Oeewal Tb* la *w Were. Olkw ills , prepeWlee■ftly lew. w r i t IU Y eed'pey l*p prt<e*fw yeer prtiasl lire* — wlfleel h*ed tr m e p t. Coach Predicts Biff Grid Year In 1947 RALEIGH. N. C. This vear should pdodure th* greatest football season on record, think* Beattie Feathers, who ts in hi* fourth year a , coach of the North Carolina State Wolfpack. "The day of defensive strategy is fast disappearing,' say, Feath­ er*. "snd U is the tendency to i*»n more to ouiscoring op­ ponents than toward playing a Whiting game and letting the other team make the mistakes. • "Also, this is tHe ls«t year for playing freshmen in some con­ ferences and most of the tchoola will be exhibiting a lot of new talent*" say* Feathers, who holds the National pro Football league record of gaining 1.008 yards In M o th e r & GENERAL D a u g h te r V TIRE J Doll Dress Set STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC David Smith, Manager Tlrf Salrn PHONE 200 306 East First Street ( '/j Illock East of P. 0.) By Ray Gotto OZARK IKE TH GlK)9 ARE R E ­ TIRED --------...IM Legal Notice a._______ _ _ 1 A NEEDS 7 » - t i 7 3 i a n only o u t Tot VEKA NHAt. KUlVU KISU. m a m ig iT w it" ,* rew U ittc* l* I ’l a i b b a i g . A la b , t u a . « n -l «h<.«* - m a llln s a d d ie M u t ’• * c h b o r g . A i» b * m * . e / o Q e o rk * cabinet mad* to ornd* of woodworking, M O R E M il l e s s in n i n ! t . CHALK UP HIS SECOND STRAIQJ __ NO-HIT TEA/ r u u a m i: iiK H K iir n o t i f i e d >*l a *011 ti*, l>t*n D M I cm for aiftAltti* c|l%iiic«, 'by HiifAliig O— DHW8 HIGH BKRTfCK 0 . D. Landreai. Phone 1021 I'laintitf. Vera NMl Fluyd Watch and clock repairing. Elec­ K ing. bffftnliV lt. AND YOU Aiii: IIKIUHIY COM­ tric Appliance, Sewing Marhin* MANOKD to tllhFr |»#rton« and varuiim rleaner repair*. The Ally or >_by M lw»|gy* Id ••m m il Hume Shop, J700 Sanford Ave. fu r <*n th » *lfid d » y t»f tugwsf. 1917, G. C. Fellows, Phone 1143-J. LAND C L E A N I N G A N D fo n l in S e r a lf w lf C o u n t y , 8t*t* ■ DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER­ PILLAR DKIHKL BULLDOZ­ A, Cl-rk of th* Circuit i-tmrt ERS WITH P A L M B T T 1 C ounty, Florid* RAKER T W O S/4 YD. J lr O“emlhnje X B in t. D eputy Ct*rk D RAGL1NRS. E QUIPMF.NT (C tnC U IT COURT aKAI-t NOW IN THIS VICTNITT. Js rk tn u A . 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THURSDAY, AlHI. II, 1017 E stab lish ed 1 9 0 8 NO. 195 A s s o c ia te d P re ss L eased W ir e ji Price Inquiry Supported By Pres. Truman U. S. Interest In Greece Hit Asks U. N. Acfion On Britian ' ' * No Extra Session Of Congress Planned; Labor Department Cut Is P r o t e s t e d Gromyko Charges ExAxis Collaborators Hold Positions In Athens Government W A S H I N G T O N . 14 *4V PfeiWent Truman eiprencd h*» wholehearted support today of th£|uttice Department's investigation of the high cost of food, cloth ing and homing. He raid he Imp*' it will produce m ulti and h" think* it will. But he told a new* conference, in reply to a question, that he balieve* the principal effect will M to point to thbie responsible LAKE SUCCESS. Aug -14 <4*) —Russia charged today that "the crudest interference iritq ihe in­ ternal alfairs of Greece emanalrt at present from the United Slates.’• ITm was interpreted immedi­ ately a* a reference to the Tru­ man aid program. Giving the United Nations. Se­ curity Council what he termed "an answer lo the .Americm speech made Monday. Soviet Dep- Pepper Plans To i Support Truman Where 17 Died In Train Wreck 4 * iffta IRflr ^ntrer—r.^jer'^thm— » wfheck the spiral. Asked whether he believed an* B tl-lrust violations are reapoml— bit for the hika In price, he rani led the results of the inquiry will have-to be awaited on that. I n answer to a queatimt whether axpotts of corn will haw to be curtailed due to the short­ age, he said that it la unde? consideration by the eahinet World Food Committee. Vresident Truman Indicated h a £tia» no plana to call a labor-mar fcrencc. Such-a* IIICIO proposed as a move to ‘seek voluntary cuts in prices. The (’resident declared today that ha sees* nothing on the horUon to require a special session of Congress, thus virtually elim­ inating possibility of legislate a action this year on new fund* to aid Europe's recovery. Tha President declined to com inant on the current talks on (flnereasing Ruhr coal production or on the general British finan­ cial crisis. Mr. Truman said that ho would be unable to supply figures «i how much the Marshall plan wilt cost. He pointed’ out that any (CmtlasH »<■ Twet Hly, N n g n EQVPT1AN PRIME MINISTER Nokrashy Pasha makes an tmpautoned plea before the UN. Security C(funell. Lake Success, JI. Y, for the tmmedlste evacuation of flrttiih forces from his cownlry. H# declared that failure to act may lead to bl*v>d»hrd and violence. In answer. Britain’* Sir Alt*ander Cadogan asld that the tiAops are necessary along thd Valley of the Nile to safeguard the security In Ihe Middle Fa*t (International) General Price Strife Renewed Drop Predicted In Palestine By By "Congressman Arabs And Jews Restoration Of Con­ Outbreaks Occur Fol­ trols Opposed B y lowing Truce Dur­ SpokesmanForGOP ing Night Curfew WASHINGTON. A.tg, 14 <47- . TKL AVIV. Palestine, Aug. H Rep. Wolcoll (R-MicJt) asserted today *that "a general price de­ cline is in '.lie oiling as he ex­ erciser! opppiilion lo rrsloiation of ptice con Iroll, with ihe possible exception o f1 controls on rents. Chairman? of the House Bank­ ing-Committee. Wolcott—is—re­ garded ai spokesman for i^any House Republicans on price and rental matters, "It would be a grave mistake to put (nice controls back on again," Wolcott’ told a tepvrter. “That would slow up production, and we must hate production ll svr are to lick inflation." (41— Two more persons, a Jrw ami-an Arab, were repotted killed today and a score mote were in­ jured in inlet-racial strife along the lrn»e bounds ry of the alb Jewtjb city ol Tel Aviv and the all-Arab community of Jaffa. Unofficial reporls listed 17 mote- Jews »mjurrd, m e critical­ ly. and lluee Arabs, wounded In a new eruption which caine after military patrols, with the aid of a curfew. Hkd enforced an utfeaty Iruce through th* night. * Earlier Senator O'.Mahoney -fDWvo) told reporters the Investiga­ tion Ihln prices of foot), clothing rtnrl housing ordered by Attorney General Clark .is a "fine thing" but that "tha rairaes of Inflation are much deeper'than a s-arrh for By THE ASSOCIATED PBESet extortionate profits." He raid Congress m ust rhnote .Tha Midwest's fading heat wave I I n tm iif -l *«n P u s * T n o | blaw a sultry kiss of farewell to Illlnola, Indinana, and part of Michigan today, a t tha same time bestowing a blaal-furnace *mbrsca of greeting on the East. Tha W tather Buraau a t Chteago aald hot w tather would ATHENS, Aug. . 14 0PI—An ttanntlnus today In Illinois, Ind­ ia n a * and .tha southeastern half informed source said today* Greek of loacsr Michigan, but that cooler government force* had begun fullair waa working Into those press scale mopping up operatiora and should bring relief by night- against guerrilla unit* In the Mount Griunmn* area near th* M l. tryfAThe rest of the Midwest, Greek. Albanian frontier. '•‘he informant srjd the - opar‘blissfully welcoming the arrival of tha cool air, expected high »tion\ opened free day* ago and. reading in the 80't today, but contact was made with a large ahead of tha aaitward-moving force nf guerrillas Monday. Offi’ eool front th* matlmum 'era- f!»l figures were not . available, uerature* wera- due for a return but It was believed the army was using .more than 5,000 men tha 90Y it Maanwhtle, tha heat wave, which in the n|tciat)nni. had become an old story to ra ­ I’m * dispatch** said,* mean­ while, that in the southern Beloja ( C w l l a u * •• r * | a T w e ) ponneau* two bit!alien* of gen­ darmerie engaged a band of 250 guerillas In a ten-hour battle in which- - Ml guerrillas were ilajft. The dispatch** aald the guerrillas, who attempted to am­ YORK, Aug.14 W V - New bush the gendarmerie In the aree embers or tha Seafarers east of Kale mala yesterday, fled tonal Union (AFJ,>» which after the fight. The ministry of public order ' a y called a atrike • Isthmian Steamship trro ttrd that * *' ‘guerrilla unit have voted to extend swooping down from x mountainto tha entire ahlpplng side invaded ami held for four provision* of the Taft- hour* the village of Klphlsxlhou, Aet are applied In the only "5 mile* north of Athene on tha rtair. rail lln* to Sa­ darisen was taken lain lonika. yastardar at a membership meet­ ing of 2,500 tailor*. The union elainu more than 4,500 are on ■strike a t all Tha porta w htre (isthm ian shin* are berthed. ” Union officials aald the atrike Mnrl*h Clark, 47 rear old negfollowed the company'* refusal to res*, died suddenly a t 9:30 okloek agree to a union hiring hall and this morning at the office of the the firit-come-flrst-aerred ' R u le Welfare ‘Board, and a large of supplyl ng unlicensed ship per- group of people gathered outside sonne I. the building enlrsitre when tha Walter U. Wells, president of Mosel r ambulance causa to remora tha company, aald the atrlka waa tha body. tailed in tha fare of an agreement Health Unit Director Frank B. to continue negutiatlona a t a Oulllman, who waa summoned to Belong the squalid market plorr* where the Jewish community abuts on ihe Arab, belligerent youths appeared on the alert; for new provocation*. More than half the small, dingy • shops w en closed and there was little* traffic. Police had hoped, apparently in vain, that tha morning had brought th* end to the four days of strife. Last night’s curfew kept some 30,000 Jew* and Arab* In Iholr houses. It was tha first tima Arab ter­ ritory had bean under curfew since the ‘ Arab rising of lfttS-ldjo. 8 t*eLhelmeted British police and Irish* fusilier* in grean-taiseled berets watched warily. Jaffa appeared more nervous than Tel Aviv after tho rash of outbreaks In whirh Jews and Arabs . had attacked each- othei with stone*, knive* and fist*. A number of Arab organiAttlon* t ai ­ led meetings today to discus* 11 ohiiMMr,t -« rim Heat Wave Moves aFrom Midwest To Descend On East Weatherman B. F. WHItne- re­ ported’ tkla morning that San. ford ha* had no cx reu lre temperaloses In aaveral d v « . Yes­ terday Ihe matlmum sraa 89 degreea and the minimum waa 71._ Exactly one Inth of rain fell, firs t In a hard shower driven b> .% a strong east wind at 1 ’10 P. M. ^ and later In a alo» drlrtls that laated Into tha night. Greeks Stage All-out Drive Against Rebels 1 Seamen Strike y Become National Iegress Is Stricken In Downtown Office "Tha company • with** to rrM stts th* right to pick Its men," T W 1* aald. agree to hire no « m but macaber* of the union but to do so through our own em­ ployment h a ll” Tha union recently wax dasignaled bargaining agent for tha eompsmy'a unlicensed personnel. TV unofficial figures indicated this casually toll alnes Sunday: desd. elRht Jew* and live Ai ah*: wounded, 4.1 Jews and 15 Arshs*_ Shift In Course Made By Tropical Storm -------------i ■ e * NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 14. oD —A alight Rhlft In ;ourre of tho tropical hurricane in the aoulhwo«tern Gulf of Mexico seemed apparent today, the U. 8 . Weath­ er* Bureau aald, but later report* were awaited to determlnr the axact direction. In it* 10:00 A. M. (Central Standard Tima) advisory, the Bur­ eau aald tha cental waa probably located about 200 mile* southeast of Tampico, Jdexlro. " It appear* to he muring lo the northwest of north-northweat,” the adv|»onr aald. Strongest wind* reported yesterday and aarly last night ware about 90 mile* par hour, tha Waathae Bureau added, with aqualla extending outward for n distance -of about 800 mitea to the north and east of the ran­ ter. Government Orders Florida Orange Juice LAKELAND, r * < Aug. ■1 4 OP)—Tha Department of Agricul­ ture announced today It would buy 156,018 gallons of concentrated orange Juice, th* firat phase of program lo accumulate and distribute supplies to school lunchdue in all probability lo a rooms before th* new school year heart attack. Ha administered *11- M rs. mulant*. h* aald, hut they did no T i a 1 F lorida Citrus Cannon Cogood. * operatire at Lake Wale* waa a: Daisy Klnard, married daughter warded an order for 89/116 gal­ of Mariah Clark and with whom’ lons, reported M. F. Miller, Florida she Brad at 814 Cypress Arams*, ! field repreeanUtira for.th* U 8 DA. sraa with bar mother whan aha sraa I The o t h e r g*Manage will be furI pished by California processors. atrlckan. TSS* President Described As “ Salt Of Earlh;’, * Republicans Hit As,-, “Party OfPrivilcge” U. S. Cancels $ 1,, 000, 000,000 In Italian liiornykn said foreign’ mleifer ence was worsening the situation latlv inside Greece. He al charged that former A ils colIslHiratnr* were holding prominent positions fit the Athena TfOTifiiSiJiC Oromvkn told the council: tHYluiU have the Greeks nnd those who Inspire them to d<> with logic and common *en«o7 They liwik at the dlacurelon of file Greek ntimliiin in the Security Cooneil HUE 11 AN AIRVIIVf of the shattered wrecksgs In which 17 died In rail as some kind nf a sp'irt.- The Poncnler, p itlsn d . The speeding I/andon-to-t>eed» espres* Greeks compete wllli ll.o A 'net plowed ln|o tha rear of a train which was slowing down preparatoryTT Iran* and the American.* with the entering Lancaster station. The upe*t engine of the express ren be seen Greek* in the fmmatimt of accusa­ eUngikle th* wrecked roaches of the local train. (International) tion* against Allianix, lltilgtuia and Yugoslavia." Gremykn’ accused ’the original Balkan Inquiry Commission, w hich hail the same membership as the 11-nation coupril, of lacking ob­ jectivity by showing “unusual in- ( trir-t." In Greek rhnrgei and of. ignoring case* where “th-s Greek authorities wrpre guilty." T|ic Soviet delegate described n* “senseless” a new Greek proposal ■which calls for council action un­ der ti. N, charter article* provid­ Virginia Belinis Rc- C.mclhi Faces Down ing f<>r use of International millLatq^ Experiences Hindu Youtljji.With tar v force if necessary. "It is surprising that '.nstend of Request For Peace At Sailplane .Meet eliminating the real reasons wfflch have caused Ihe difficult internal A'l 'ippTat i*r J iytcc." i . T '1 - KARAd ir~7Tug:— T4~ t t i -ituatton in Greece nnd the ten­ sion in *Wc relation* betsrcori her buiy -iml (tnnh tlirir fr.OI'B lund llnlain luitendered’ the inn* ol and her neighbors, toe repiesrma* raipuj campaign for u»e in h guvrinmenl to the Modem do­ I l '- m U n . - .l a n l ' * ( . [m l nsncinR oprrftion ol the new minion nl I’akitlan todey ag*m*t -------------------- ------ -15 toujxrt itifmiTutijin booth, was fo- a backdrop ol deadly communal dsy mide by J, Tfnilry Odham. rioting in the Runiah which.piled (uctidcnt. and Chsilci Luke, vice up a hdl o| hundred* desd and prrndrnt ol the club at its mcct- wounded tna at lit* Mayfair Inn. In dale. Even n» the vi.eroy, l-md Mount M.127 bat brcn railed, they ie. batten, inured over the govern vealrrJ. ment to tire Modem* m this I’tk BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 1 1. f(Pi— Mra. Virginia lleitnis, natlmntl i»lin capital.1 wide ate,** of I . A spectacular fire swept iho Neth­ wcmittl titilplfim. mating rlntm- lime weir in ll.uue*. Since dawn erlands Indies Petrol/'tiio Hoard's I'lnn, tnhJ uf her rxtMrlenc** lit yMteiday, by reliable unotlicisl main dump at the port of Tan-t- , "tting n e t - rectiib »t the Julv loengpriok this afternoon. I meet at llV bila f stti. Texas, country, 1**1 w-eie Idled and IHfi Native firemen extinguished thhere, in rnmpi-'itiou with ».\ wrfe wounded in Lahore, capital hlai* after three hours of ,‘eroir | H.er tr.er women pilot*, -he *et e ol the l’uni-«l> effort. They saved two large untnen's distance record of t'l and Calcutta, capital nf I!, -iir.il, tank* of high octane rasolin '. lull j « fraction n.ilf-*., a s'rai*-lii yunl anInangry mob of Hindu vinith* 6.000 cans and drum* cnnUlrdng | .f 62 Vnile* and an Hllitude recstone* and invaded the temore.than 100,000 gallon* of ga*o- r.ru of 7.500 feel atnve release cast atdenre where Midlands* K. Gand­ line were destroyed. at 2.000 feet. Her hu>haml, Stew hi hn» *et up a Joint pexco mmion Col. L. I. Drost. Batavia area ’li'enilaaea no r> n, y |t «i with the Mtrelem Premier of ttetlbase commander for Rte Nether J — ------ -------------- — gal, II. H. Kiihrawardy. land* army, said the fire was Here iu Karachi. Lord Mount“moat probably aabotagI C s s i l r N M a n ! '• « * » * )te ) • “Aug. 17 ta Indonesian Indepen­ dence Day and now if* time to took for the firew'orki." he said-' Droit said only a change In the In contrast with modern!* sum­ wind saved the entire dumn from mer temper aim ,< In Florida. Sandestruction. The blare cuinnger- f"id .State Market Manager JI. J. KAtM’l/AWA. Japar. Aug 11, ed large military *iipi>iv dump* I eltman. Wf^n iclurne-l recently and ahipping nearby. fn>m hi* former ’hum? town of (AV-Mt. A*ama, 90 mile* nmtliA substantial portion of Hutch (Tuam Point, Ind. aiauil 35 mile* west of Tokyo, erupted -iiildeidy military and civilian fuel supplies from Chir**:i>. levelled that the this iiftcrnmin. prmia£|y kilting for we»t Java are stored at Tend'- temperature tiicie w.it up to 104 four of a pnrty of 20 Japan- re Joengprlqk, seven miles nurtheast »n« afternon and ‘hat since Id* mountain'climber* ne*:- the sum­ of the center of Batavia. return, he w-s* iiilmninl that |t mit. ‘ 'Hire 9.115-foot volcano sent A Dutch communique, charging got up to 107 degree*. new violations nf the true-’ In In­ “I had. to return to RanTor-l tn rtouts (if smoke and asli tlimiMn Is donesia. aald Republican* also put rool off,” he told a llttl.r group of of feet into the air in six,separate the torch to oil Inatallatlont at interet.tcd listeners In front of .the eruptions within four hours. There was no lava. P a n g k a la n b ra n d an , In Indonesian- Court llousi? this morning. * Jatianrse rescuer* brought Id held northern Sumatra. It added Regardless nf westhe* varia­ that 300 Indoncsiana had attacked tion*. a ronildcrabln 'quantity of rlimhet* to safety, but ona was Dif t c h-oecupled Kajoegocng In out-of-state pearhe* and tomatoes burned so badly hr was not exsouth Sumatra and that In .exst are being received dally at Ihn D retrd to live. They la id four Java Intermittent mortar nnd auto­ market, h* stated. Tomatoes arc others were mlasing ami they were almost certain that two of tlirse matic arms fire had been directed from tha Carolina* and Virginia. at Dutch outposts near SoeraheJ* _ Whit* visiting hi* hruther at who were nearest the Crater had and Malang. Grown Point hestnloyrd srelpg perished. The volcano ajmeared oiilet dur­ haigball games in Chicago between the Chicago Cub* and the Dodgers, ing the night alter this' t*rqi»l Phlllle* and Cardinal*, he rrport- burst of activity tn two month*. e*L In order not to furthe.- dumTh# Sanford .Merchants Associa­ fouwL bIa.-ll*tan»r*T- he Infemrcd tion will hold a dinner meeting them that he saw the game* over Aug. 22 at 7:00 o’clock at tha May- hU brother’s new television set, LOS ANGELES, Aug. It. *47 fair Inn. It was announced today. and declared that tho televtaion The pending ch.xnge In the Pojt camera followed the ball all the Aorroxlmately 10 peroonrwere tolured, the $anU Ke reported, when Office-schedule will b« dlecuascd lima It waa In play. ■n uhlert protruding frott the side a* well aa the proposed study of of a freight train crashed through the City’s tax structure. a coach window of tha writ-hound There will also be n short talk California Limited near Uarstow on tho Cross State Highway ant] thli morning. aa open discussion of the Wednes­ Ftrat re port*-were that no car* day dosing. AH nurchputi ate WASHINGTON. Aug. 14. 1 4 7 urged to attend and bring their Th* Tanneaaee, Alabama and Geor­ were derailed. The Sant i he said employees. gia Railway Company today Join­ It believed the Injured were being ed 25 other railroads operating tn taken to San Uernardinu for hos­ ARRIVE IN RIO th* South tn aaklng for an Incrcasa pitalisation. A railroad spokes­ RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 14, (47 In hyjL PM gtngflL /ag* from 2.2 man aald the second section of the --U.-8Tr8Wf4U.ry of Sidle O U fft lo x.5 cants a mile. C. Marshall landed today at the Th# petition of th* original 25 SCHOONER STRUCK Ponte Do Geleao military airbase applications haa be.-n vet for hear­ TAMYA Fla.. Aug. !4 -(4 7 — for tomorow’a opening of the In- ing at Atlanta on Aug. 20. In con­ ter-American Conference on hem­ trast to tha recent unanimous ac­ Tha Jose Gaapar, ikree-maated isphere defense. Trygrio Lie, sec­ tion of eastern railroad* in ob­ schooner used for many years In retary general of tho United Na­ taining th* aame baal; fare In- Gatparilla carnivals here, waa tions. also arrived from New York creaae, not all soutlwri lines join­ atruek by lightning today. Tha ta address the opening plenary ed ta the proceeding for upward old. ship's , top foremast wax' session. splintered by the llghtnlnf bolL i. that territory. Jaycees ,Urged . India Is Released To Finish Booth By Britain While Funds Campaign Disorders Rage Dutch Oil Dump Fire In Indonesia Called Sabotage Lehmans Return From Indiana Trip Merchants Group To Hold Dinner Meeting 4 Killed In Volcano Eruption In Jupjin 10 Hurt In F reak ... Accident On Train Railway Joins Group Ankingr Higher Fares WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 l 4 h From the While llouie »lep» Pepfter (D-Fla) voifed Move Made To .Ease Senator hi* tupport today of Preiident Debt C l a u s c s O f Trumin for re-election. P e a c e Agreement "I don't think there it any quetlinn but that ihe Prriidenl WASHINGTON. Aitg N t4h should be ami will be nominated, The United Stale* today agter I ■*nd should be and will be elect­ In cancel about $1 ,(••!(),OOO.IHW ed." Pepper declared In reportin debt* owed it by ihe llaliin je u alter a call on the Preiident. ttoVr-Mimouf.' ■ SN f t . ; Adding p.4lr1cal significant* U tv h hloiida Sen *tor* remark* is lhc movr wa* m*ile. the Slate the t h / particular position he octu­ Pep ailment laid, to eaie th» ple* in the Democratic Party. v "Buidcntome clautet" of the ltd- Pepper is r|n*e to the CIO and other labor grouna. He also ia in JVtce I real v. ,, . I hr-.J.UIa Department announed t!ir decision in making public an accord concluded with an Italian financial mmion after line# month) of, negohatinn. t!wte6 the pact, the U nit'd Stale- waives all claim to payiui-ni fit aptuosiinately I6J:I.- a warm friend of Henry A. Willtec*, former—vfre. president whir— wa*'ou»ted by President Trum an, a* Cummer re Secretary after they clashed wirer foieign policy. * Furthermore. Pepper ha* b*-*f* i a fre<|uent critic of the prysenc ndmfnisliation aithough Ire ap plmidcd t*r»'lident Truman'* I^- i.n. ■".! Iiv supplies. ■ 1* Flans Discussed jucpL JA uf.jLbem_Auicto "" J ’■ Foc OpeCiTtion Of___ — ■11 v *Iup* which will replace •eli­ cit i cv-i-l* |o*t lining the wai Eight ut litre ate Italian chip* being returned 'by the Unilf-l Plan* for operation of two 500 State* and five are ve*»el» purrliaved (tout other American re­ loti boat* on the St. John* River In the near future were vestjrdsy public*. discussed by E. W. Tyler of Bruns­ wick, O* . and his *'s*oel*tex and Chamber of Co nun* re?r Manager Edivatd lliggin*. Sir. Tvlcr 1* reported to hav# anmuincyd intention if (tutting th# two bunts itilu’nperatiim in the in* laud waterways between Hanford, [Intllmnre and I'tiiis.li-Udiia. and his gimip requested tiuj n*»Ut»nee TOKYO, Aug. It (4Y— Gen- of the Chamber of Cunimeree in eral MacArthur marked lh» re­ securing a navigation permit on fund anniversary r j V- J day to- the St. John* River. day wi t h ' a me**age of gratiVIi . lliggin* assured them that lude tn hi* occupation force* h, would contact tn,* shippers in for the Job they are doing in **. tin. are* ami get them to endorse coring the peace In defeated Ja- , j,j, anplicallan">Yith tho Interstate pan. 1 Gommrrce Commission. Text of his me**age: | Wltlle Iteie. the grmtn visited Two year* ago today, the street al of the rilru* packar* who mounting power ‘ of allied arm* Own canning plant* and wot* rfiluced the enemy'* gun* to ali­ given asiuiatire -if sufficient ton­ enee and forced his -capitulation nage lo satisfy their requirement*. from th# challenge of war. The Tt.e boat operator* declared that victorious end of batt.le hecaitre Vf idatt* work out, they hope to be the beginning of an equally vi'ni In opeiation within 60 dav*. Their application i* for a com- campaign to secure Hie peace. We unw enter the last phare in J a ­ Tiiiui carrier, said Mr. H.ggtna, pan of (lit* test 'of our strength, and they will publish inte* (or ail • ll I* you men anil women, mil­ commodities fipm lltitadelnhta and itary amt elvllan, who have -om- all inlcrtuediale ni'nts on 4h*yin­ , posrd the allied foice* of *«• land waterway. riipatlnn who are bringing this task to a successful wmclusion. You have demonstrated that lit peace a* in war, the spiritual r * strength which free people may muster to sustain a righteous n e w Yo r k ; A u g . , ‘ n — < 4 7 — causa Inevitably muit prevail.William Btrohmeir. (light manag­ For th* structure of the mod- er for two former Army pilots ern world |a too deeply rooted in wltfi ate going atound th# world th r devotion of man tn the prac­ in a pair of light plane*, aatd tical Ideas of human jUstir , today h« had not been adviaed broad tolerance and Individual dignity to be overturned by such when they plan their hop, from strength a* may temporarily tie Greenland to Ireland, The pilot*, Clifford V. Evani, mounted by those who become 2 rt, of - Washington, D. C„ and ICeetlaae* na fna- T n i) George Truman, 39. of U>* Angete*. landed -Tuesday night near* Jutlannehmab, capital of Greenland, and presumably attll are there. Strohmelr aald. To Kcykjavlk, Iceland, la about 750 NUERNBERG, Germany, Aug. mile* from there. 14—(47—Twenty-one director* of, Thc/r-IIot* liegen their lelturelr the 1,111ion-dollar I. G. Farben junket Raturdxy at Teterboro, N J . Chemical T rust -pleaded Innocent before an American war crime* court today to charge* that (hey had conspired to plunge the world Into war for profit Without Farheti, Brig. General WAHHINGTON. Aug. 14 UP)— Telford Taylor, the chief prosecut­ or, charged In a scorching 20 .000 - The Clvlj Servlet Commlealon ent, Adolf word Indictment Adolf Hiller disclosed t4>d#v that it ha* found ifh powerless to start ten additional Htat* Department tha war in 1919 'and powerless employ hr*. Ineligible for govern­ to wag* Jt so aucccaafulfy for so ment , employment "for loyalty rr**on, all of them Involving Comlong. Bouts On St. Johns M acArthur Thanks Occupation Troops On VJ Anniversary Globe Circling Fair Still In Greenland Nazi Concern Blamed . For Starting War i I ■; 10 Workers Dismissed For Loyalty Reasons B Farben directors, accused the dye and chemical trust, world wide tn •cope, of being the industrial heart of the N ail war effort. Ha borrowed tha German’* own re ­ pression for I- G. Farben, “a state within a atata", because the company waa given such a pec­ uliarly Independent atalua by per­ sonal order* from Adolf Hitler. m%P»m\)rlng* to 20 the numbirof Htat# Departmmt worker* •* removed since July 1, 1946, for security reasons. The commission announce*out was contained in a letter to Chair­ man- Rce* (R—Kan*) of tb# House Clrtl Sendee Commltte* which ha* been studying em­ ployee loyalty. V \ i -» q .. ~ I’eppci cnllid at tlie IVhit* after Sir. " ri’e term* of tlie urder»land-, llouae immediately log have the effect of ollevlai- Truman h«d held a, weekly con- ing revel a) of tlie hurdetnome i frtctire. Pepper told reporter* he c I iiim c * uf the Ita lia '’ I'eace did not dtwusi jeditic* iu h.s Tn-ntv. .1't-l thaieiiy oihs'aottil call on Ml. Truman Jml wantetf S id iltlirs i» letuieteil tn tli>* Ital­ tn make clear hi* pniiliott. The Pie*ldeul, he said, ha* ian rconorry,' the ritate Heparlproved himself "•iticere, honest nifiit announcement «atd. lltliri iiighlight* trf the enmpie and human—tie i* the «*lt of th* lieniivp accord *v*th the itn*- crlrth of this country." I.tiiig l-efore, Pepper had made inti g"veinineiit are: 1, P n iim li'K of approximate!) clear lie would not go along with patty uiovelftknt t>»jr.'l MHI.IMII) ill lilnckiut Hall III any 44tluiil iinllmint Of, 1‘fla* t’lrel proper tie* nqd esspl* in the Unit­ ed Stale, once *lie owner* Mil* cert if icd n - non-(a trial. 2. Turning <"fr ;»f Td merchant v e-iiti to the Italian govetnINHI.ilOu in civilia n ■ D •-J v: - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 13, 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/99a300f352a04d81ee91df6a6b2896bb.pdf 8520f41692d78a3fd9fd68812de49d78 PDF Text Text ^ JLL. LcesburgTrim s Locals In 3 T o 1 Contest: Kinnamon. Bissen Hurl For Celerymen and InaWlitr to hit safdv with'men Pmert. I ton tie run war* proved to be'the Or«»r. • * 1# Owieleh Fed*' downfall. K utI I l | Tomorrow tbr Fed* invade City Inland Talk tr. Dayton* R»at7f for a atari* tilt and Will return hime »w e*» t on Thuradav for a return engage f.fT..r, Mn'tar. H etrtagl"* men! with the D ir t*. U.‘ t v i. UrsaWaM. Bun* t i v M'tUeru* U ie *> t TTif*. tIV K W II L E E S B U R G . Aug. IS, (Special! — The Lee*burg Pirate I tripped the fart moving Sanford Celery \IfMsP3*. *» Fada in a J t to 1 contort here lart HUnveli, It* Wight wit™ Joe Mated* getting the lindfc rf tf wed over Van Kinnamoa and Char­ U l* lie Bisaen. 1j * =» t Tonight the Pirate* invade the hit* fn » r McHat-tl. Or tiia .n l ii Z»t* fnM! 1!, !h Skrrlf.rc* ’47 SEMINOLE HIGH GRID SCHEDULE !Billy Kinard D e fe a t e d Sept. 19 Open SepL 26* Seminole vs Gainesville Oet, 3 Seminole vs Lust is weight tailed hi* first defeat in O ct 10 Seminole vs DeLand fiatiruff circle* in 2 * nout* in the * American Legion Arena in Or. O ct 17 Open s I lando laat night. Kit.ni Herrtvon. PSIve-n'i* I * ut.o |>!»« fy t* ■t Joev Dunn. Jackaonville pogillrt with left hook* that ae-no. powered h r a rteata tuHiim i »T»» The victor and aggreaiuir.all. the *'*>«■ le li et I.He* I- Ilk*** . » P *V ,.r» U*»t* ^pniciwal Park tn Sanfnrd for a aingl* « 1L tt Pcl»tk ■ at- t*p)V**ll» (Ivora ft. AtlgUktlO* *1 iiktoevvill* Traffic death* ( U the t’ n’ ted Stale* per 10 b million travel mile* in were at an ail-iim* low of P 7 . V*n«V4L liUrtt Tmk CiBcin bati C k k ifB E el tv ,41* rt ■41 44 f tu *4 RiftM t t m e l f f Tork > .T'MisActpht* a ian>! F O Il R E N T 9 S E E T H E new l>kwn Shaver. Ask fur demonstration. S E N K M i l h C L A S S A P A I N T CO. I I S - I l l W. 2 nd St. S A X D IN G - Hr cleaning A waxing. Our power unit enable* u* to wn»k Where »• C O N V A LES C EN T HOME nenr H .M *. Gleaaan. I .air Mary. Fla opm mi Cbuluota, IB m i l n n . K. A U Ttl .RA D IO S, MotohiU. Sale* of Sanford and lh mile* N . E . and ’Serrice. The M um Bux, R O O F IN G - R O O F Painting, all of Orlando. Largr acrern and Ilk W . l it S t Phene OSS. kind*. Smith Hro. 'Phone 11KK. open purr he* to alt and enjoy the to r i breeze* nff Lake ,C#thR O O F C O A T IN G - Aklwato* Alu- N E E D A N E W D RESS? Let Waneriaa. Iaugr ground* anJ walk* nunum rw>f mating- gwod for nit* make i t Wanmta Tajdcr aafe from auto traffic! Large metal, alate or mmpn«Dion rotifRnt 14 f»-A Sanford..Rt. IgU t and mum*. Brirk mnv* irdriiihi* r-.- 1 * rhiraga l.mc wore*: Uv.i.‘ t.'r.~ » <»(|*i The kplnninj whe4! wa* inteni- L p g a lN o tlce VIII II i. i ti Herald. At riel en e cho k t S P E C IA L S h « V IC E S FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM ThUfWl*} Tokyo at the eojirvr Wash­ ington I* headed by’ V » j .% F !'*■• Flovd I* Park*. War Denar uncut eon- C hief o f public iaformatvon. En* ] trie* from Hawaii include S*.ai ' I Gen. George H. !>oekrr. Chief of 4 2 S ta ff for Army Ground Fortw* in 5 ] the P acific. •. • and * our enllrted men le ft Tokyo a ; onth ago to compete ln<tht lottr- . NICKS OWN ICE CREAM W i make our own lew Ci*»m, All I1*t#N T a s t r — D elirio u * — I l e a l l h f u l NICKS •mammt Orlando -E V E R Y type rahme! made to or* Attg ue 1*0 . the n -*m Uf IVW.I det—ail kind* of woe-tworkin*;, In.lru-tinn *in i n t t l i* e l i e l ■lilt „t tumuliifui *ne - mrtahing *dei aneciat made dwirv. etc. Semin­ U tiB el r t r c l c u llk titte g ' II ole (ahinei Whtka directly liehmd the Clin it. 1 ir fier esti- *li-r »nli it.. *;EpBfflcut#fil s f*f ’EUt®»!6 i IteaghtM t “Aehlteci to the *•*>■ nialea. phone Of.2 12 Gainekville 000 000 000—0 S t Aug. . 000 000 001— 1 Fu ll* and Dulaney; Nrtrhnr StlUwtdb % • * ed in India *n< U .atill widely uaed ftfLand thrre_ MAID, lit wa*hinr. lroTtJnr. Replj B o x 'M . J . M g J l t t K* trhfr d i i t l a ' i t f d George F u lu to turn in'a 1 to 0 virtnrr over the Ga •nearill r Gmcn for the St Auguatinr Rahil* in a hot battle Ia*t nirt.U The victwr t u . the fifth in a championship. row for the Saint* and l*oo*ted About 200 entries, victor* In the Saint* to one percentage point elimination m att hr* in IS major behind the league leader*. arrov commands, ratnr from army Avor: D r ir o r - U n i t i tile ton* Beach D ir t* in a S to'O teat I i I filial •ilAilc X. New TerW.y 4 cn,> Y MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M. S t Augrustinc Gains Army Linksmen Open On League le a d e r s 1st A ll Army Tourney The Orlando Senatnr-t and tl>e installaunn* a* distant a* D eland lied Hat* ip>tt a twin bill and Hnnolulp to cumpelr in the O range C ouptr city. IV Land Fort Denning officeti" club copped th e f l i r t tilt S to (i and Or­ A Urge delegation from tV sittr.rtrr, -there ti ne- electrtr mr.nc u o » . avaiUble. 21 yeai*. t ifiefirnr*. 4 C E I L I N G fan* fur * * U l*anev‘* A Y A J L A B L R at once, eonrentert- B E R T ’ S S EW IN G MAC H. SHOR l r located dowa town oe-uon. . .un to date apartment* with all modem rntivenlence*. Adut:* C A N V A S P A IN T - dear and col ora. S E V K A R JK GLAS S l P A I N T CO. Phone 320 . T H R E E RO OM unfumiahed apart­ ment, adult* and reference* FLO W ER S pirate. Phone 106G-R. fee all occaaiona t o s t . f lo r is t s TW O-BOOM fumiahed apartment. McN e i l l a Slpe* A vr. jurt nff Celery AduiU only. 2300 -M dltm vUU Office ph. 40 S re* idcor* phrC lOB TOR R EN T - 2 mom f Taint*, Poultry Suppiiea, Nail*. . apartmrn'.. adult* only. Purina Feeds, G r w m a * and Meat*. Tmirhton A Walaon, ta il «n r« 4WI Nil 4* I 1.41.1 r E X P E R T painting — rontrpet or hourly baata. S . C. Grogan. Free eatimatew Phone 7R.1J . it. r o p E j o a x k c 10 to I t ' . . T i * year warranty F E N R A R Ik GLASS k P A IN T ft. t*.bh i . .Cbleage l *aii»i itn r i-u n », fo u l Utah 1 lnrf»» WORK WANTED riAW iR 000 005 O—o s Amonr the etitrtr* {g J.t. Jam es Vanderhoff of Lock land Atr ■|T.T^.II»'“4W | j Starr rhampion in Ifilo and klrah Atirru. ) can Golf Champinn In 1044 . g Second r*m r IvLan d 000 latri 000—0 fl 1 j A aeninr tournament for nrtrvn Orlando 010 0 (0 00 a- 2 |0 1 j or retired Army perannnel M) ; yrar* df age or older. In on tap Alonn* and Madjekkt; Davi* and in addition , to the rhampion«hip meet No B etter Value Daytona WKi OfKi (too—p 3 ; 220 (K*0 01*—'. 10 1 Inrci AtlaMir Nrtirn*! lin k Imllfl Palatka ie,* Tl.e re—t ' r* 5tv* rtglo Bodine^ F tnrh and Tetrault; Ortg rre* and Tonmff. * o, rei <rr *o j !!. *11 Md*- thr liave* full. Earl Johnaon. Red Sox. ahwt out *4 aahmgtrrj) ] -(l dr three * ingle*, v Y E S T E R D A T H ST t(!-i two iif them acratrhy. to gain Gradv Hatton and Angle GaUn, revenge on Mickey Harfnrr who P»d*. made via hita and <lno-e ir. output hed hirh 1-0 flr r i t i n ago. > i>i «i i. ►ever n * i* between th-m la Red*’ t.O-ire. It tier*!.* give* that we B-3 rietprs1 uvrr the Pirate*. Hat­ __ I f e^gg1 Thread druignaii . — r l t |R l r i lit Ouv'tt*-** a* 114 ?**- ton got ‘four hit* in four time* at .let) At ro u e' Kaitlttr* tdA. **mean? -hat Die thread i* 200 tfmei hat and drove in three run-; Gat4 e. lire riel!!h*l» Santt Plertetrottmt. Itoger* llardWKie (To. artlf tHel t * t lenfl Ir ! » ( » : « e»*a B*ln» puteOfcOf *t lb* IfOItt of ta* FirthlOBe ai.i^tfc u y -W -t .itoeta el ffri-Sv ItH tm n w n 'Ji» ‘O R R E N T —Fl(rt>t aandcr, F.a*y Bemlb’.ie-.Couaiv, F"lr!da(ipfgatintL Baaiemahlg rate*. San­ T W ftH *. ■ t, K jsoimi •'beirmaa ford Paint A CTlaa* ( o Phone D O l*G E • P L Y M O U T H P A R T S A N D S KR V IC B I 0 » F a la r t U Ava. Phene l A-DE moth priKifinr laaU 1 veaia. Hat-e your woolbr.a moth proofed now. Ihiaplcjrr Clean erii k T-amA-j A v a Phone P I*. Firrt Among Fine fT k ia iio B le n d e d W h isk e y M pr™>r CJTV grata aewtral a v rita . Three Feather* Dirtribatora, lac_ New T w k OZARK IKE 113 Palmetk* nf I'icoda !»4li « nk t>r tier* —--------•— -rf—iW H e»e! i ‘c a '1 »t »w»l»e'e ACE 0 ‘CAADCk W iLDER'H D ir ja h h a ir t Da y / " M»U/*A7. INNIHG. l*iann Tuning and Repairing. L , L Bouae or apt., furnished or imfuralthed. Prefer kitchen equipped n n t r t X ) F E E D S -complete lira HuntY Tuvertr Feed v n rt but not nerraaary. Pennanenl , reaMenta. Write P. O. Boi 1341 rn r. M ORTG AGE LO A N S fl» M . H A L U Reallve BroLer and Show rand* and D EN TS , b u n d led B I N D LLS . p o u n d in 10. 16, 2 0 and 26 CENT H E R A L D O F F IC E e le ie r v n r iiy ■ c lo r k o n T b u 'R ^ a . n>«ranK Aegiwt xt. t* 4T. ia» ll•■»^a ■rf I*eWtr lo«rtjeunB wHt! TereTiT SALE N E W S P A P E R S -S ^ 7 -t e rtits / / T ' W A LK m e * 4 ME1* OON*4A *> G IT A 4 a ( S U H P R IZ E / I • SIGNS *1 FAIR O LD ~1 T e l l * '* l . » e « Or I* olio *1 1-t.aerfl I*™i.urg *0 d A v ro R f* N*-'» tla l." Can accomodate so Phono or write /or reaervation at once. Oviedo 23 C2 or D r. Martin 231*2 or w rit* Boi 1 B7 Chuluota Florida. Large redan for gneata to ri*il their dormr. Cartagena in Colombia agalnit th» Indian IhnaWtant* returned win b .*ty valued at 1,600,930 grid ducatr;. including a 140 . pound image of * porcupine In aolid gold, ■ fit . t/>UM h. I l. I**JInn* Ti-krlt » ■parkling play afield by the Bur* all utHitie*. beat and .Uni Spanivh mid »taged froa» Qne 1*-*•»!.urg g IA S F't>BD t *1 AaClirtirt t. Half™ * ilW peaHion nearly every fram t, but licit rt O F F I C E apace in Meiach Budding. but Kinard would not roncedt d*. /eat a* he came bark repeatedly for terrific pounding*.* ’ . The judge* gave Dunn a unania. OU* derision, but their ballots were varied. -*»• 7* * Mv**lti tvtrfb* t t rtrUTUl*. The Pirate* collected rrtne' aafe tie* from the offering* of Kinnemon and B i**m * bile Paul C.< riciah and Maaeda were limiting g l ilo tiie visitor* to five well acatterrd HoUiln* tf Zrrfeanseb ,m lik-rl tig !*■».. i The Fed* had mta in aenring Aatirr. rt R E C O R D P L A Y E R S for rent. B j i n ■ *V» IS ONLY TWO 1NNIMOS Away PITCHING hom Watch and clock repairing. Elyr- L u ll e i) >•** a * • * H H k w i . i E irt -■i- sfi-et u rn cell a* the -oilier of trir Appliance, Sewing Markin, *,i>. *uirfvifoeiid4ja In irihe rl,*n and varuum rleaner irpair- The I -jr~ r a t bo*irfj i i e iT O tfc* ri#iii .Home Shoji, J 7P0 Sanfoi d A eg it rti— •• no. end all M4* poem nf Public Inorlicfcon G . C. Fellow*. Phone 1 I 4 .7-J. h e a i n 't EV EN ■ ttn rtd ,.f I'ublw- 1rrftruna.it l» i' Inssrance Agetd Florida B ute Bank Bldg. LAND C L E A N I N G A N D gtntinoi. rtietar, tn-frrta. See Jimmie Orman'* Sheri kit tat DRAINAGE. 1 NEW CATERp n x A n n ia s E L b ix l t k ie N E W . two atrvry, three bedro..m v a rin : F-RS WITH P A I - M E T T I home. Two car garage. On m * •** RAKES T W O 6/4 YD Xmir* t» (k^rtelijF .pltrp cemar M U S x 140 in Mayfair. 1 ft tfeL # litislilfrii ill DRAGLINES. EQ IIPM EN T flmilftftfel Ril'd CffHIPMff)M Will well tmfuraiahed nr furniahed JiY'tft'U dh S-BVRNF.n STOVX; amall W NOW IN THIS VICINITY Miifli'f iti*. fi'ftlt.teii.1 II* nilft- "mimi fiirN T h o m X66 -M. box. hill W. 1*1 St. NIM K irtfT CONSTRUCTION Ci Mr h Wi^ki” ftt)4 lhk> ¥+ »f* Hlfl Tiumi l»ur IMMEDIATE PfISSESSlOX CO, ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE |p|i4 tn nnd hcatrola RHIRittt - in tin# jjjMfrgifl f|»p UlrtnifFil2 acre faj/n. home. 4 room Iron**, very rraaonahle. filO Marn'dia KlIW tatV lft ftlsHpIftr IW»lt t*#Vi furniahed or unfumiahed, lean vf Tlttrtlc 1>4II Blth th# ClMfV r»l Ph 21 ft . > RENT A CAR tiful lawn, ahruha, fruit tree*— «t>» H ithH Cntirt of fWwtltkol* Conn • YOU DRIYB IT 1 orange, 6 grapefruit,T. ruava. fte itx and peart fur canning, PHONE M 4 paralmmtm. 0 fig, 4 loaiuaL 1 T I B d l A v a i l IS StrneL' BTM1CK L AND-M ORKISON peach Shade tree*- -hickory, U DR1VE-IT. IN C > 1647 6 cubic foot S e n d r»» ref­ water oak, au*trail*n pine, rrvpe rigerator. U n t i n i Rntaurmyrtle, palm*. H acre rultivaled SEE US FOR ant. Sanford Orlaniln H'rway. rich garden noil. 1 arre cow p»» turn. 2 chicken yard* fenced. 1 artealan well. 20 chick env .*» mile Federal Highw-ay *ln jirte eaaa. Near atore 1 milri Wert of fianfnrd Route L Bog 76 , A sic* br«ne with income nrnperiy, BABY’S pi*/ pen. 71ft Weat Kurt DESKS, <S1 office de*k*. H i \ypiata de*k -with chair*, I b A-t M IM E O G R A P H P R IN T IN G * A N D T Y P IN G C R E D IT H U R E A U O F SAN FO R D IIS N . Park Phwrf IN rondititm. New Elgin twin" out­ R A D IO R f P A IR IN G board motor. Apply Mr. Bowen, E X P E R T Fred M yar*. S it E . 2 nd 9 t 641 Pinmtma Drive. Debarrl,-------- der Office. Phone PM. A T T E N T IO N —D I A P E R ALLO W AN CE F O R Y O U R O hD RADIO The MUSIC Box W . i*t . Ph. 9&1 M OTH ER S S E R V IC E - ETTA KETT ltaby k'alvet fumiahee boepHal F O K D S O N Tractor, 1 reuK I laed container. Economical and rood condition. L ( . K. aafe. Fully medically approved .Lake Monroe. Phone 1322 -W hr*; al*o two cat garage Call Daytona 24 G7-W collect f « three room nprtalr apartdriaila. PS diaper*. SS a weeit I T .E N T Y uf good pred tool*, watrhe*. clock*, radio*. Aim new watrlie* and G . K . A latte L O N N I E M C M U L L E N ’S Markri clock*. Fred N ye rv S U F - 2 nd Barber Shop open Thuraday, Oaa efficien cy a p a -tm tn t « * . with approx. P«J add orange tree*. 1 1 blh off nf Route 1 By Walt Disney AYJW<i IT* TO T R A D E IN tit 7 f t Cold Spot refrigermtor*. I>eI.ute Modela S214 .PA. Seer* Or­ MICKKY MOlISh W heeler o f Sanfprd B y. Paul Rohinsop AC TO C ifitS* ) r( t vbn!w t i O I T * 7V4g__\ CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS • Aluminum, II Stud. W eed! D AT D E L tV E R T We REPAIR! . FREE ESTIMATES By Fran Striker Ford. F . O . Box Phone 1014 -R. 1 ( 64 . Sanford. , �I f a t f c U y T h er# Is S tre n g th — I 1 " To Protect th# P h « Of the World; T i P ra tU THE W EATHER* Considerable elondlr.es* tonight and Thursday with scattered shower's. th# P t o i r m of America; To Predoc# Pio*p*»ltf f#r Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R — VOLUME XXX V1U E stab lish ed 1 9 0 8 Argentina To Ask Meet Of •AH Americas Indonesian. Leader Arrives In 'U.S. SA N FO RD . F L O R ID A , W E D N E SD A Y . A U G . 13. 1917 UN Considers Associated Press Leased Wire Talks On _ British Loan Terms To Start M onday Trapped In Wrecked Automobile r n Marshall -Plan May Be R e q u e s t e d ; U. T3. D e 1c g a t cs Leave'*'For Brazil RJO DE JANEIRO. Brstil. Aug. . W W)—Argentine Foieign Miniiter Ju»n Bramuglia declared to­ day he would propose that the Inter-American Conference call i special economic meeting of all American nationi. Some diplomats. predicted Ar­ gentina posiibly would imiit on a "Martha 11 plan" for Latin Amrr*ii». to match piopoialt for* Unit# . State a -fundi to. aatiil WeMern Europe and Asia. Ambanador Guillermo Belt, head of the Cuban delegation, taid hit - nation would imiit on ihclurion of an economic clauie in any forthcoming Inter-Ameritan Treaty. "The treaty canhot be complete without a clear definition . ot 4 lc a ft of ''economic aggretainn." Belt anerted. " I contider any economic threat ai dangeroui x» any threat of war." The Argentine Foreign Mini** ter reiterated that he would b«< k tre principle of unanimity (which amount) to veto power) for col Itclive action, but that Argen­ tina w n willing to accept mmlifiaction of tbe principle if (hit war Die will of a majority of the American nationi. The arrival of Juito Prieto, who Called himtalf ‘‘obierver for the raguayan rebelt," tuggeited 4C'*at1anr<l Pa*» T m ) British To Help U. S. Over Gteclc Issue: P a k i s t a n Seeks Equal Membership C Of C Completes Kiwanians Enjoy PlafflT F o risB o r T a n d y Program Day Celebration Ai Lunch Meet Ruhr Coal Meet Studies German Transport Issue [Further Action >n Price Situation l a n d e d By. CIO E Building Trade Wages Jump 15 Per Cent Globe* Circling Flight Headfl For Iceland r Yucatan IJndamajred From Tropical Storm >mmunist Attack In ^ Paraguay Repulsed Rain Forecast For. Drought Hit Midwest 3 Lifeboats Manned As Ships Collide Off Pacific Coast LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. IJ id*. —-The United Nationi * repotted today that ■Secretary-General Try­ gve Lie wai ronridcring ilcpi which may be taken to implement a UN recommendation for action *<t*in»! Franco Spain. Ivan Kemo. aiiiitant-icerclary general, Mid Lie war "thinking about the cate" and would make ■ decision upon J )it .return (rum the Intel Alnffif.in ■erinference' In n $ S f f i lr tir i'o f \he In'dtmesisn Republic and now idvtier to tha Rio L)e J itirfro. president.of th# republic, Sutan Sjahrlr Is decorated with a flower on his arrival at La Guardi* Field. N. Y„ from Cairo, Egypt Ha said tha A resolution adopted at la*t purposa In visiting th* United State* w»i "to eee and bear." Sjahrlr fall's assembly said if the France declined to discuss the part that th* United Nations might ptsy In settling regime remained in power af*ri the conflict b*tyreen the Dutch and Indonesian*. (International) a reasonable lime” that the Se­ curity Council - should consider the adequate measures to be taken in order to remedy .lhe__situalma.! lierrro said Lie would dwride whether to officially rail atten­ tion of the rounrll to *hc rut cent situation in Spain. Lie already haa advised'the as. aemhly, uhirh meet# ^rpt It!, nf Hu- t o nunse to on accompanying assembly rrrummcndaMon tn«t ..it Boat Races, Riding Food Demonstration, 65 mrrnl'cts u-llhdraw their Pinbosand ministers from Madrid. Tournaments. Ban­ Guard Unit Talk. sad.,r» only tuo who failed to riturdy quet Arc. Included Style Show Given The wme Argentina nod Hut Domini, can Republic. Argcnim-i sent n 11 "Mlln.ir.l nn 1-nnr Ih rrrl Everything ij in rradinfii for Kiwsnism' today enioyed a pro­ the gals Labor Day celebration, gram *1 the Tourrit Crnler that including Imal facet, liotte rates included » talk concerning the anti a banquet at <he Mayfait formation of a new National Inn, AI Lee. committee chairm- Gustd unit by Brig General J. C. man, told the board of directors Hutchiion. a demomtration of of the Chamber of Commerce last quick ftoien me«l» and vegetable! night, adding that lie had iecei> by Alex R- Johnson, and a style ed 100 percent cooperation from show of Florid* Faihioni, Inc^ WA8 HINTON, Aug. n o p ) _ btjiinesi intereMi and civie- organi­ with Ff*nlrMi*met~?ipt4tetHB tht Tlie acute sliortag*. of -transport in Western Getmeny stood nut zation!. rapid growth of this new Florida today ax an inrreastnflv Impor. mail order .industry. tant factor In the Anglo-AtnerfMore than ha* already General Hutchison appealed to ran del Itwr at inns altvejl at ba(a(been raised toward defraying ^exKiwanians a*-btr*lpe*im*h to Ing Ruhr7 mat hliljmt. penirt o tp h e event, he m i ' th* the As the talks euieter) their w" back up a plan to atlnw employees Chamber of Commerce lm under 16 days leave a year to go to find day, delegates on both Side* WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 UT>Tha CIO, contending the prim written it to the extent of $750, training camp and at the same Were reported seeking way* to situation demand# further action *nd there will be ipecial corner time not deprive them pf pay solve the prohlenl of how- to nio*,* coal is mined from the Ithan a Juatiea Department Invea- tioni on the lake front. Tbe pro­ or regular vacation. He told of whatever tlgatlon, renewed today a request gram has* already gone to prets. the fine record of the 12(ih In­ Ruhr pit*. The growing ecsrclly rail­ fantry composed largely of Flori­ that President Truman call an Jndustry-government-labor confer- and a big crowd ii expected, he da men a n d .o f th* p resid en ts road car* and locomotives has caused more than I.OtiO.OOO tons citations received. lance to aeek voluntary price re- added. R. Johnson demonstrated of coal to l>* dumped lira/ the ■hjetlona. The banquet at |he Mayfair er Alex which is usen by the Florida mines Instead of .being driivrn I w Emll Rleve, chairman of ’the Inn will be held at 7 :0 0 P. ,M. a large canvass cover* I contain- to Industries in Germany end jLahor organisation’* full employcountries. iment that the CIO welcome* at- wi|h a dance later in the evening. Quick Freeze and Storage Corn- ttelghlMjrlng One American 'participant said <* "•United nn T o il sny lo "raruport foods fioxen Itorney Genera) Clark'a announcey the quick freeze process *1 the conferee* could not hope to _£m*nt committee, raid in a statethe plant. He stressed the pur- solve Germany' tangled trans­ p m en t that an inveitigation of portation problem at this tin—ting It • • IIMas# on e . 1 . T n.l ghigh price* will be made. nu* might make a start at i""But many price* are ’**t b;lerminlng how to tepalr wreck­ irge monopolies and mormpdllo* ed coal car* and fix uther* wear­ In . not necessarily fall under tliing out Hally. WASHINGTON. Aug. 13. (,p>_ rriminat law and Clark’a InvesriThe number of car* "lost” in Wages of union workers in the ition," he added. the RuSslaq. yap* of Germany *f ....... building trades rose 16 percent In f'For example. In the automoter delivering coal In the Soviets NEW YORK, Aug. p*,t >f*r* *1’® largest Jump in la -industry. General Motors Motor* I w-a« described »* negligilde rm o mtrol* probably 00 percent of a single 12- month period aide* Two former Army'pilot* who are pared to the total shortage. circling the globe In two light [he buslnes* add therefore I* able 11*20: the Bureau of Labor stntlsDiscussion nf rhe trnnsportatlnn plane*, with timejrn_objeet, land­ tirx reported today. i dictate prices.” licip was mad* possible, a* n The Increase amounted to about ed last night In Greenland and "related "So wa feel that step* should Issue” under the forr » taken1 at once to carry out 25 cents an hour for tietirlv 600,- dan to take off today for Ice- ntula for the talks laid du»vr iur proposal of yesterday, that 000 workers In seven mnior con­ and, William Btrohmeler. flight yesterday by Assistant Becretsty "resident Tnim air sumihon a con. struction crafts. Winking hours manager, said early today. Clifford V. Evan*. 2fl. of Wash­ of State, Wlllatd Thorp, chh-f krenee of 1Industry, and Labor showed- little- change during the ington. D. C-, and George Truman, Anitrlcao negotiator. vear between July I, 10(1 and lepresenfatlve* to seek voluntary Thorp said any Issue which ha* 30. of Lo* Angeles, messaged Julv I, 1947s tlm llssM »« P»a» TWsI trie* reduction* and that ConBtrohmeler they had laqded safeMost of the hourly wage boosts .. . —..r , ‘Immediately upon recoilly at Blul# West One Airport, eatpe after wage controls were lilng, should reestablish price about 40 mllei from Jullannahaab, •dropped Nov. J).. 1040, ItLS said. ind rationing controls.” . of) Greenland. Evans During the control nerjqd from capital C#P'*P*, Rl’h fkrP- Crawford ?uly, 10( 2, until that date, how- landed at 8:28 P. M. and Truman [(R-MIch.), a' leading congression­ minutes later. They had left al . critic of OPA, labelled a* ever, pay scale* Inrreastri lit per­ two Gooae Bay, Labrador, shortly ("fantastic" Clark’s order for an cent. NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1.1 uVi total rise from July, IP39, after .boon yesterday, —The center of a tri.plcal storm anti-trust investigation Into food. to The javik, Iceland, tha next July, 10(7, amounted to approxi­ in the Gulf of Maxim was lo­ Nothing, and shelter prices. mately (0 percent. During the ito p T la about 730 mile* from cated at 0:00 A. M„ Central same right years, the consumers Greenland. The pllota started out Stnml.xrd Time shout 120 mites p r io Index (formerly the cost of Saturday from Teterboro, N. J.. w e s t-northwest of Campsch", living index) increased by 60 per­ and arrived Sunday at Gooae Ray Mexico. cent and wholesale prices of build­ after a atop a t Preaqua Isle, Me.’ The United States Weather ing materials soared M percent, Weather conditions c^alayed their Bureau here said the storm, which ASHINGTON, A ur. 13 UP)— the agency reported. take-off from Labrador. . moved across tha northern Yu­ uiDermo Eneiico, r i r i i u i y m BL8 said plasterers anti plum­ catan Peninsula yesterday from J ambassador, said ha had be«n In- ber*. who received an 18.8 percent t)ie Caribbean Sea Into the Gulf, iformad today that "tha attempt wage hike, scored the largest gain Is moving west o r' west-north­ [by tha Communist revolt” t<> from collective bargaining last ward at 12 to 15 mite* per hour. **•!«• Asuncion, th» country’s cap- re a r In the 75 cftle* covered by Tbe strongest winds near th" lltal, "haa be#n repulsed.” the survey . 1 ' l l ______. renter are about 69 miles per Th# ambassador aald In a By tha Associated Prase hour, with squalls extending 2(Xi I statement ‘ ha received his tnforSome crop-reviving akought- miles to th* east and north of [ nation tn a cable from Preatden: breaklng shower* were In prospect the center. 1 Hlglnlo Morinigo. Ha added: today for parts of tbe northern Caution waa advised Interest* j “The situation of tha goverr great plains area within the next In th* southwest Gulf of Mexico nt la solid. This statement Is 24 to 30 hours but no general reagainst Increasing in)en*tty to da In view of th# g n a t amount lof propaganda which Haa been Tfta Sanford Tost Office will re­ Hof from the searing heat could be expected before the weekend. technical location of the f circulated from oth«r countries.” main open alt day Saturday and The rainfall waa muring east­ storm center at 9:00 A. M.. wa* Saturdays thereafter, and su itin g on Aug. 20 will closa on Wednes­ ward from Montana and North given by tha Weather Bureau a* days. Carrier* will continue to Dakota with ffkkly heavy ahowera near latitude 20.3 degree* and probable locally by tonight or to ­ longitude make on# trip on Saturday*. mg! 02.3. This action, said Postmaster morrow through Minnesota, Iowa No material damage was re­ Joel Field, waa taken at th# re- and Wisconsin, tha Wyather Bur- potted whan the storm p tjte q FREDERICK. MtL, Aug. 13 UP) puest ot Ned Smith. jzwsld#a: of I f TM f uck tan' ra it"nfihT. —A - ir-yvar-old My **M te ld the Sahfbrd Merchants AsioclsWhere the rainfall la sufficient by Frederick eounty police to- tlon which recommended the to break local drought conditions, di-/ after bla second attempt change a t a recent meeting. IMPROVEMENTS temporary relief irp m o th a Improvements are continuing tn xA iln six y e a n to wreck a The change In Poet Office Imon could be expected but these points ! treln. wa* agreed to by county officials, would be scattered, tbe Bureau downtown Sanford a* merchant'' Kenneth MeGaha of tbe Balt*- garage owner*, auto #upply cem- aald, adding that ntoel of the prepare for tha fall-trad*. ■Among uicre and Ohio Railroad pollco Danlea and the downlosm grocery showery area will not receive suf­ these are the Hunt Tuxedo Feed said ipiVe* pl#ced’ on the tracks •toree that have bean remaining ficient moisture to benefit deteri­ Company at Sanford Avenue end Second Street which ties a new near Feel’s Mill faded to de­ open all day Wednesday*. Nr. orating crop*. rail a freight train only because Field revealed. Unlaaa a consider­ Continued high temperatures, celotex ceiling and floureecent H had slawed for a curve. able number of complaint# are jr*Ofrally ranging from around M Hghtlng, and Eddie’s Resteurept The boy said he "wanted hi received before noon Saturday, tha decrees upward were forecast for on Park Aranda which la being see what would happen to the new achedul# ^H1 go Into enact roost of the Midwest. East and attractively painted (n bright cefengine.'' or*. South today. as outlined, be aald. Post Office Makes Change In Schedule Boy Tries Twice To Wreck Railroad Train m m Impact In Fog Cuts I lalfwny Th ro u g h Coastal Motfirship WASHINGTON; Aug 13 t-Pw_ _ Sectetsty nl the Ttesiury Snyder ■mnounerd todsv that rh»cur»ioni Wilt list! Monday with Btitim oflicisti on’ ru in g teinu of ‘the. $ 1,750.0110,(100 American loan It .v DIIVIN INTO A PARKfO TttJCtt In Itotton. Ms**., by hi* legless e*-«l brother. Fdward, 54. Anthony POdowtkl (above), 25. ot Dorchester, swi* a tight mr tin r ig*r*ny.~reTtTreWaTTTni I MUmHUtA 'H int 1m out of die wrecked nuto. Anthony Is on Itie rilttrat lilt at the hospital. His tiruHirv received a lacerated elbow. (fnternollottat 5 oundphoto» British Impose Indonesia Votes Curfew On Arab iUN Protest Over Area In Palestine Puppet Delegates Situation Compared Air Connections Of Dutch In In'l i e 3 With Beginning Of Repotted Sever cd 1936- 1939 Rc vul l None of {he rrew of the Diamond Knot nor the tit crew member* nf JOGJAKARTA. J * \'. Aug l> the Fenn Victory was inpitrd. the jr.m SALEM. Aug. a 13 Id’i id’1 — | lie Indoneiian kepulilicajy Coast (iuaid said. Thr I’.tlesline jtovrinment inipoi'-j Mure than an hour's rffo it early Vshmel vnfrsl today to |nntri| a rigid rtufew on two piodotni. Delegates Plan Trip To National Legion Conference naiitljr Auft-atexjTtf Jaffa mnigltt rs .ili, l:s»rt a* c/niinuing Arsh-Jewnh iltile ta u n til any appes.ancr l.eto.e |W l „f (h„ Dismond Knot t mastbdtught death lo thiee person*, the tmimil o| * delegtlmn linnt liaad tarkte hooked iver the bow Slats Legion Adjutant A. Reid ihe state of Last Indonehia. svhithjof the latger vessel, * jll *> die first time a cutfen the Republican! charge 11 run I Th* Fenn Victory's skipper, i Mann today an non need -dpial he lisi h*en im|ioie(| pn A fjh, (’aid, liaidslck, told the C m st and Mrs Maim wilt leave next srei in the Holy Land »ince die by * puppet go»eminent. Ihe (Biard th# ro n tse t was ker ping Wednesday for New York to atj tend the National American Legi;’3h-39 )e t,lt. Mihtsiy and m route In L A* ihe smallei vessrl afloa* Ton Convent tmt which will be I <’apt. C. N. Goodwin ordered I)*e patroh roamed the Hire)*' ■,u tc r,,‘ held Aug. 28-^-3l. They will motor The cabinet aho voted In .,p-) the rrew of the Diamond Knot to north with J. H, KirpatricW of of. Jaffa’s Mandiieh and Carton leave Ihe ship shnrtly before the leiwesentattve -,,000.000 Roephah, attempt . to separate th* vessels Elixlis. division qusilers, virtual nom an’i land propiiste of motor vehirte* nf Tallahassee. (sfmtii $MO,0OB U. S, before hey an. Th# order wa* given a* « h'lwren all-Atali Jaffa and *11Mrs. J. E. Itnuth dietrirt pre- i hoiiihtiri ,t,rted) for itnmeditle precautionary incasui -. he laid, sldent of the Legion Auxilary and Jewiih* Tel Aviv. “until l see if it will Slav afloat.” Mrs. Olga Hunter ate scheduled I »co Arab* anil one *Jew sveie rebel of Chinese relugeei from The crew member* d i'flail in sr tn leave -next Sunday, said Adjbattle a te i«. stabbed lo death today in th»t thmsrene in lifeboats, refusing to utan> Mniin. on one of the two ttVnllniir.l an I'agi T n ,| Meanwhile, an Indonesian army vn aboard any of the numerous •pedal train* that will take the cnnimurilnue eharged the pulrh Coast G uild rraft or l-iga in lb» Florid/ delegation from Jack­ had violated Die rea»e fi-i. nrde-* vicinity. To New-York. (*r>ndwin .radioed Iheriiiu.i (iuard sonville 252 time* between Friday an-i l ot id i Legion headquarters and la.-ntlnaird ■>« I'ea* !«»• Monday. The truct- in Ihe Dulrhat Ihe Barbiion fTaza Hotel a t Indonesian b«slilUle* became *fFifty eighth Street nnd Madison fective in day* ago Avenue, he said. kps Anotln-r Republican communique Two Florida drum and bugle entpx will vie with ro th er corps ELIZABETH in the big parade on Fifth Ave­ - rAI—Thousands nf nue on the 28lh, tie jiflnounced. tvmml commulrt TALLAHASSEE, F la. Aug. 13 Tin- font times national atuF one k lav when 10 Ul*> Governor riafdwejl said t«. time international winner, the 65 -us) hound p< ilny the Slat" would cncplirnge Harvey Seeds Miami Corps will road freight train were derailed, Investigators of Ihe fish-kilting try- again for honor*. The other A Netherlands atm v CO U tm U TM * sprawling coal and hot ear* "r"d tide" In “every possible way com" o til lie that of the William lO nllnnnl ■■ l'a*e 1 * 0 ,1 arms* the fjun-trark main lire and lie governed by. their reroute C Morris I’nst 3tt of Fort Lattderhe-*. No one wns hurt. mendatlon." , ilule comprising about 40 ment­ Auxiliary hlisrs prodded |,y lie reported the Slate llnatd ion *, ell dressed In Seminole thr railroad expedited traffic mid of Health amt tjie department ■•( the railroad said two tratks were Demand Tan Bo Mot Conservation had made . sep.n nil- Indian costumes. expected to he rlra ie j, by late studies nf the mysterious ptagtl* today. , • 1 GREAT PALI S. Mont.. Aug 1.3 which Jigs JUtercd Florida West Eervlea ‘ from New • Vorlf (o' ~ (/V) \n expected demand fur Coast tWacliM With bodies of ilee-l I'hdaifelphta and Washington nnd rtutaqeiphta sii'l rdtulfiilM product* within lb« and tlylng fish. Tlie governor said Ihe problem ti, South and West points wiafTl,.. next jem exceeding that of being operated over trarks of w ar year • ra n t** m et. re p re se n t wax **a little foreign tn Ihe field” Fla., Aug. 13, the Lehigh . Valley and lleaillrig alive* of the m ajor oil producing of the B oard of llra flh hut th a t M'*FEBNANDINA. brothers In their twen­ It ml roads to West I'hiladelphn. s ta te r a K ite, tu;l they sa y th ere it stood ready tn assist in any ties. -Two sons of a carelitMer for sev­ Kpllntcrcd hftx ears end pih* ts no Im m ediate reserv e to r#t<* way possible.- He » ep o ,rtd the eral homes here, were found shot C onservation D ep artm en t had of mal In twisted wreckage svss fo r any em ergency. the head on .t roadside ntrew irfor Rliu feet at the Boutli * Winding up a three-ilnv meet­ "tavn unable to make a reronm n- thtmigh mflir here early todav hut no Elii^taeth Stallmi. One of the ing of the Interstate Oil Com pact datlnn on a ffirm a tiv e artio n ra t- motive could he glvsn for th? slay­ .Bright cars landed on (he station Commission here, slate officials ciliated to relieve th e situ atio n . platform. “The problem is "not a local ings. and industry leaders launched a The voting men were John Cal­ Railroad spokesmen raid the rerlea nf lerhntral discussions with problem, Caldwrll said. “Neither vin Graham. 22 , and Curtis Floyd wreck occlirred when the 13th day, primarily concerned with is it a new problem. There have Graham, 20. sons of Mr. and Mr»teen sporadic -outbursts of the Muse Graham who live at Sey­ car of tha Ilarritburr, t'j-.-to- developing new sources. R. A. Catlett of W’asbington. same trouble over the yeah*. The mour’* Point here. Both were Jersey City freight train ,w*s derailed, and 18 cart latnlnd chief of the Federal Bureau of fpderal authorities are making World War II veterai.s and had Mine* Petroleum and Natural every effort to determine th# nnlyrerf hliy teen discharged from imped the tracks. Although service was expected Gas Division. 1* scheduled to des­ cause.-----the service-.__ _ . to be restored on tw o ^ T ^ tk ri cribe research on the production main line tracks by late toddy, nf liquid fuels from nil shales In -Colorado, railroad spokesmen said there now under wav would be a "longer delay” In Wyoming and Utah. h clearing the other two tracks. ~• . i Wotk is expected to ba com­ Frank Robinson, former Sanford resident and high schuot student, pleted during the next twa weeks who after hi* discharg-C from the on the asphalt surfacing am) wid­ Army, joined ht* parents’ and fam­ ening of the Ortimlo highw ay. * LONDON. Aug. 13. ( ^ - M i n ­ ily at Crtstqbal, C. Z., recently from Sanford lo Maitlan-I, W. >(, BELGRADE. Aug. 11, C D - ister of State Hector McNeil B’ld wrote that he is enloyinr tha hunt­ Hong, project engineer, announced .today. . „ Negotiators representing the Brit­ the House of Commons todav that ing anil fishing in Patutna. The highway ha* been widened He enclosed a snap shot of a ish and U. 8 . occupation zones ef Britain had protested against 22 to 2 fl feeL and five fool Germany have signed a long-range Soviet armv seizure of tho Aus- trussed up "Puerco Del Monte" or from 1100,000,000 trade pa vi with Yugo- Irian mineral oil ----------------- wild dIk that.he and-Walter An­ shoulder* added to-each sute,*he-----idsvta” df*tjftSff"l5~'5uR<I up~tKe" finery *t LoEiu, Auatrla. on Aug. derson Of Sanford had killed. Wal­ said. The shoulder* are to have g ter spent a few day* with the-Rob- elav surface. Mwt of the former economy of Western Germany and 1. The protests, he aald. were fnaon* during tha lime the aircraft rough apota of the road hav t teen Implement tha Yugoslav five-year pian. it » u announced last nixht. Indged by British mambara ef th* carrier to which he wae attached Ironed out. Tha agreement was the third AJlUd Council for Austria and of arae docked a t Cristobal. SCHOOL BOARD MP.FTT Ther reported findlwr a very which the British and Americans the Austrian Treaty Commission. The Cnuhtv Board of Public In­ Tbe British deputy commission­ itrange hill where tha uhole fam­ have mad* In the last month with will meat Thursday countries In the Russian Influence er. McNeil xaldj haa pointed out ily searched for moss agate nnl struction morning at I0:00 o’clock at th* o rb it Th* others were Ciechoi- that control council for Germany Jasper, which are aeml-precinur office of Supt. T. W. Lnwion. BiJa regulation*, quoted as a bail* for stone*. Thev found 3 largo ame­ lovakls and Finland. repair of the Lake M-tnroa Under th* pact Yugoslavia plans Uy» Soviet action, have no applica­ thyst crystal. Mr. Ruhlraon alto for to purchase from Western Ger­ tion in Austria and th at rrpara- reported that they are building a (white) school and appointment nf P I yrars Uon# oannot b# secured from pro­ 20 ‘ foot mahogany cabur CTulaer, school bus drivers will be con­ many over the_____ nest_ . Pfour tap ILai good* ranging from light party which Is Id Joint British- and a x * trimming It with teak sidered. according to Hupt.-T. W, Lawton. woo£ American beneficial ownership. taxlil* Works to bUst furnaces* 19 Freight Curs Arc I>eralled/’ In Jersey Kailrond Accident OnIdwell En coy r a Probe Into Rod Tide Bltfffor IMroIciini 2 Brothers Found Shot Near Ferftondiha HuntiiiK I« Enjoyed Repair Of Highway By Frank Robinson I Nearly Completed Jugoslav Trade Pact Signed For Germany Britain Protests Red Seizure Of Plant 2, .v ' ’At *. Secretary Sny:lcr To R e p r e s e n t U. S.; Britain Draws An­ o t h e r $150,000,000 lint,1111. PORT INGELES,Wash., tug. 1 Snider told x news confercnc* n i J 't—llsnttnrtl tlrcp amidships that the Nsliond Adviinry Counht an heart tn heait freighter itclgit’rr In in the me fox tog 1 „ «-irr ...mlduliM. !h,.< A J w ’ 1? ^ Steamship t ’o. mototship momrship Din- |0obl*im. headed by him!-ll. will --hip Co, inonrt Knot sank after davlirVsk inndurl the. diirqum ni on behalf near Crescent llsy. nest nf here, of flits country 1 . white in low of. two lux*, the The llnttrh rlelegition. which ‘ Diamond Knot had a 11.000.000 will fly line thi> weekend, will ,, salmon cargn abo*M. ■ he headed by Sir .Stilf jid Eady. jisr. ; V* PORI ANGELES. Wash., /^ r- .'J*ecul nrintanl tn Chancellor I I lJff**nje” inifi#ldnn (triglilcr of the Exriieuucr Hugh Dslton Fcnn Vlc^>ry cis'hcd hsllw ty A(though_iy formal rconests made, i t ' is liiideritbod thimiyli ilte V,57r-ton cos'tts! ritO' Itutlup Ih.imnml Knot m the tog- that England will ask eiuwesiion* which would permit her to con­ hoiittii Mi.vd ol J 11an Pc F u carst serve her dwindling dollar sur supply .today ami If) new membyu oil by (net easing., imports from) Brit­ the ititrken mo|oj»}|ip look l> ish dominion* gnd.Hecieasing lmputts from th e l'n ite d rftntes. their lilfltrv*l' The preieni terms of the loan I he Inn vrttelt rollided shnr' acteenTetil prohihit this, Srivder ’ t-mpliatized it was hie ly (ruin and If' new mrmheri ol thiee sud one lull mile* o II R..«e understanding that the conference would be strictly limited to the Rocks, it the snulhetn tl|* nl V m British Ipnn atat wotdd no* delve coiner td.riul at the e,*cl end "I into other nsperts of ihe British "dollar crisis" or European aid. the ilrsiti. lie declined to comment on pr'osThe impart eut nrailv halfway' poetise changes', saying; through the smaller vessel, hit• "t want to find out -shat the fl **n!»■*tictf (via Pflg# Tnfl) tinic it lost for want of Ihe'tnidxe. ---------------------------------------- l\vr m ' N O . 191 n rii �> W E D N E S D A Y , A U G . IS, 19 4 7 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A P A G E TW O emmm Auxiliary Crops The Sanford- Herald ■•lakll^,4 la I M PuLluktd dull, t t o y r Setsrtar n l aaatfai al I m Im I. rur|< a III Maaaalla Airaue Although Florida is known in agricultural circles for Us production of citrus, celery and tomutoes, .there ijufrwidu variety of auxiliary crops produced in this Htatc which added some $10,000,000 to the income of Florida foment aa airaal rla u a i l l n last year. Some of these crops offer great 'hope for sub­ PataWr XT. 1*1*. at lha T nl Olllrt stantial expansion into what, may yet become another big I t Paalvrg. » luilda. ■ a lir lh , At I tl C o i t o i al Marrh B. IWT. money crop. "Attention is often called to Florida’s outstanding position in the production *>f citrus, truck vegetables^ tobacco, sugafk peanuts-etc ,which make up the basic agricultural pattern of the State," says the State Chamber of pommerCe. Hut to the average general farmer, irilB_»tH*« HII-TIO* IIXTR1 eellaneous crops hiiri'ested during different seasons can l-aiafcla tu A4*aara mean an added and sustained income throughout the year. "important among these crops is honey which (with V » I „ M 'lilh a ..... *** • la Maalka _______________ *M beeswax) brought in $1,618,000 last year, pinring the State Oa* \*fl --------*-M first in honey production in the South. Florida’s pecan crop was Hold for approximately $1,800,000, feed crops A ll o b llu a t* a a ilra a , cenla af tltaaka, ta aala llaa a a a l a a llr ta af for $1,160,000. tung nuts for $1,029,000, peaches and jienrs • at*n ala n>*n la fa r I h r i a , | « a i ■< for a totul of $308,000 and spring cuntaloupes for $160,000. ta la la a la ada. M ill b* d a t i i f fa> "The Florida grn|>e production is comparably small, a l ra a a la r ad a a rlla la a »*•»* r -_L-- - - ■ ■ - a 1 ■1 $120,000,* but Florida grapes brought more per ton than la laaA N i « i * a H > . M *pn**ala> any in the nation. "Forest products sold by farmers and H a t* , la * .. r«p * * a * a i* 'T 1 W II* ,a id products brought n total of la lh a a a tla a a l (la id af a d a tH U la a nursery und greenhouse Off1**a ara tu n lalalaa d la I b r !» » • - $10,061,000' (breakdown not available) last year. The aal r lllr a la Ib a (e a a l i T r r l u l i a l h t * d a « « n * l * la ( V r * l “ growing of plants for .farmers In more northerly regions Is Bad H , n .T o t h . ____________ of particular interest to the State's formers." Traffic Safely ■ T b * II* ,a id la a a r a H l a l Ik* A a a a ria ltd l-rra a M b lrb la * a llll* d B ia la a lt a l, la lb * aaa l a , ,* »a b ll< r a ilv a a l a ll lb* la<*l a , a a pilHtad la Ihla a a n a p a p * ,, a a . M *ll *• *11 AT H a t dlapalrb**. RADIO PROGRAMS H tailtto ---- T W Tit II T . . W*4 a * H a i Caaalaa Si*# N * ai n l Ibr I>*T ( iw i X H it la l. i Sun«, « 11* Oi.k a ih m ( l i e i*,...I |» i'Biad* lit* LMiiah SSor* 1;M N,wa Til* Joliuar INuitpiiU * I s; • 5V, v m 'StclPh r«a * Om | ___ _.. _____ _________ _ belonging tomm the New Nmvfl M r fcjtntjt.lt proi>«rty fut oh property K*wa IUM Sc<»** /*•<■* York G ianta w ho are n eg o iiailn it f i r a fiva y eg r. Je ‘ sse on certain ' ll*.,u*atlutlr You* ||:* t l u l l (C * a lla * * d ing paehool tu .. T ilt I'm lm l Clblkta Hlllblltiet T il! T r tin liy <Ji>*«< biar lit* IUH (Sant* »• lli»l IwnUmlully* Vouk till! .Nt*l Labor Day Plans he continued. _ Senator Holl.m.l will be the principal apeaket and there will be other diilinguiihed guadi. Alanaaar Ed Hiffgina raportad tliat plogic** ta living matte to­ ward Securing a baaetmll train­ . UlS* , SUa .OH T k a illir (■ao man on (i(l K tw , Oafary t"tiopp*r> Jambote* » an llum tipun I l ia Art piebaun asaa- lie* New* m>:. n,n>ii, *.r,n»d. JjJJ i u mm him Tim* •ll* “ 0,Bln* Si«k -M i.inma uerMiom IWdllalfon aio t N t a , bits tlUt* baron • (:!* Shoppaia s*,*nada ,Jr fl44 Wiuuati'a Woild l»:»a N*wa t«>al r,«lln Ainarlran HhyitlBIa K iia Tunra Vou'v* lldiuyawd tana ciiunii ut cbtiit ta u t Hanii-ClataiC* ItKO Nrwa I 1110! l-ruaram tU ium i Mil! I.unchaon Dane* Khythm trondlar* Pointing out.that the local Nnvnl station is taking the litas l!:00 K,*» at Noun lead, with the co-operation of city and county civic leaders, 111II Wvalirn Mtli.dlaa -- -— IMI . Nonn llntir Nmn in directing public attention to the need for greater traffic 11*10 Stamp* Quart*! WEDNESDAY, AUGEbT 13, 1W47 safety precautions, the PouhucuIu Journal mijkes some time­ ITMi 1100 K*ara 11 0 1 Hll»»r String* ly comments on measures which might be taken to help. "The placing of battered wrecks where they can be seen I-.I0 lladdHy Mt.trnar BIBLE VERSE FOll TODAY *• 1 ■Cij1. C^ilbYfMTUP kV"pfihnriids and the 'drefUon o f VMtar 'emssps hr' Ipdts W‘a YOU MtIBT HAVE HOME- where fatal accidents hnvo occurred,” the Journal says, IrlV Uar Non* JUnch li«0. N*»* ^ THING TO MULTIPLY BY l^WL Tommy Dont/ MULTIPLY YOUR 'SPIRITUAL “should certainly impress the driving public with the value I J t t «'ol* Gl»* Club . TRKASURES;.For>ho»o*v«r hath of care in observance of all traffic rules and regulations. ■«/«* N*w* to hint (hall be given, and who­ “The greatest cause of'accidents is the calm belief thatjam* Tm’ ctbb soever hath not, from him (hall *it can’t happen to me.’,/Perhaps these displays will drive, l i # »5«ti?*Ti,m. 1k> taken evin "thabii which ha hume the fact that such death. Injuries and’ damages can;*'*1 M*« ih. Band 1 thinketh h> hath.—Luka H.1B. happen to anyone—and.quite often they happen to innoceriti The SecseUry General ol the persona. .. ‘------------------ Untied Nation! iniiiti he icei no “The Im-al safety campaign ties in well with the statewide' Tuntnediate"war 1tiiei1TAi>pnfnttjr{ nimpaiRn ivhtch hBii-been-rrmriuctert b r (tnvprmrr-ealttwEttrf---- A Argrentine-Plan— <'V 1 aortd'i bad boyi It it inn nlioulii iiiijn uhs ttn the _ value of the s t a t e ; ___th pie people ________ all lhat the world' i«»y «■•> ate doing at the moment it juit highway patrol which is constantly on the road to cabtion ,l. motorists, to assist in accidents and to make arrests when!.' ■*'1 *' making (acei at each oilier. to mediate the civil war 10 that necessary. “The campaign is one In which every automobile driver country. Prieto, once Paraguay*! We have noticed at marked an must participate. After all, common itolitencss and consider­ foreign min il ter. 1 • i d ‘other improvement in icrvic* at many ation of the other fellow would obviate most of the traffic American nation! could not re­ Hanford eilablirhmetili during it- accidents. main indifferent. cent monlhi at wt have leen in "Take It Easy—Save a Life’ is a slogan under which WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 (J P )_ the .face lifting of certain down­ every motorist could enlist.” ' Preiitlent human, rent the Unit­ town building,. All of which il ed Stale* delegation off to the definitely to the good. The wartime Farmers In The Air Pan American Security Met tin! “public be damned" treatment it in Rio De Janeiro today with hn on the way out. and the store which Mid-western farmers are lifting themselves out of the beat withei for “a iucccaiful give* the invite will get the butearth-bound class and going tip in the air for fun and for conference.", , beta. business. "I come to bid you gentlemen George Thiem v/ritea for the Chicago Daily Newn of a The local Jayceei are to be meeting in Champugn, III., where several hundred pUne.x farewell and wiih you a happy congratulated on the Success ol landed for a get-together of farmern. Is in. eatimated that and lucceufui trip and a success­ ~tbriT-f*crtit tlitrccm fev*nr*im l 1.000 HHnofa- agricnlhiriiita 'own Hmi use' private planes, ful conference," Mr, Truman tali the thotoukhnm with which all while 850 Imliutut farmers fly. Many from Michigan and jhe departing delegates at Wash ington National Airport. plana wne made an ^u lta effi­ Wisconsin add to the number. ciency with which they were car­ Several uses for planes tire given—going after repair “ 1 am glad to have this del­ ried out. Sunday*! banquet which parts, spraying, inspection, bringing home ntrnwberry egation. as it lies' to many limes terminated the affair and which lants nnd ordering cattle. Wimt Bounds best to people in the pail, working for peace brought to Sanford Edward li t- rouglit up to consider the farmer’s lot n hard one, is in ihe world, particularly in the relt. an editor of national reputa­ tlte sundown Right to cool off after ii hot day in the fields. Western Hemisphere." tion, wai one of the moil nolabla Some flit to Wyoming for trout-fishing, and others hop - Yhe United State* delegation io th# conference, opening in th* .occasions we ever attended here to Florida for the sunshine they need in January. Not only Brazilian capital Friday, Is head­ young farmers have Joined the air-minded group, but all And Would have done credit to ed hy Secretary of Siata Mar­ ages, from 18 to nenrfy 60, are represented. shall and Includes Chairman Vanany city in Florida. Kiwanis Meet the pound freely convertible into dwindling supply has increased. The Importance of the i*Ut was emphasized by the annour**. ment that the Notional Adviu,™ IO > B tl* H * tt* M P « * » O a * l pc** of th* plant aa aanitary verubilitr became effect«ve. the Council , will speak for th* Uohu proceaaing, *!p*ei*lly of meat, flight of dollars from Bntaln’a Slates. fiaji^ and pouhry, and produced from the container sample* of ItroCeiaet! and ft men turkey, atvak, fish tabbit, bacon ham, corn on tlie cob and other prod­ uct*, all wrapped" In pliofilm, and kept at sub-degree temperature* dollar*. | • In the week* since full c*n- The L0NGW00D HOTEL LONGWOOD, f’LA. F ra n k S ham es told of th* quick growth of Florida' Fashion* mail outer buiineia sine* « he ffrtt advviti*cment apjpeared. Sept. 1 , 1040, in a New York newspaper. He revealed that the advartisementa now gpp*ar In 68 newspapeis, 20 niagaslnea *ml , have rebelled 100,000,000 readers. Three nf his employe**, Mil* Betty Welton, Mias Melba Fred­ ericks and Mi** Emily MailhaWk demonstrated dreeaee of plaid pattern and got A Jot of ap­ plause. Miet wejton appeared as Kiltjr La**. Mias Frederick aa Highland Lasa'bnd Mis* Matthews aa Bonny Laa*. 8 am Martina, pet sound direr lor, demonstrated a mall opening machine. Michael Glnton and Frank Sandler, of th* compan> were guests. Forrest Galchel nas introduced by M. N. Cleveland, am! in turn introduced Alex Johnson. the training of about 750 men *ach winter. Brig. - General J. C. Ilutchiaon aak^d far a n d . received-Lite Hidoiaement of the Chanilter of Qimmerca In an effort, to induco bbaiiiaaamen to offer their cmployeea who (nay Join the Na­ tional Guard time off for pe< 1Iodic training period* without Ida* of pay or regular vacation*. General IlutchiiOh pointed on: that the orgenlutlon of a rifle company here would, mean ar annua) income of about 140,000 and that thia was something In' which the trade body should b* especially Intem tvd. Mr. Higgina reported on recfnt cangieulonal action facili­ tating ,Ure transfer of a ir sta­ tion* and other naval property t* cities end countlee where ren­ tal* and iais ant other Income i* devotth* maintenance of the vd to a irp o r t, He aleo said that wots begun on the 12-foot river hks beg I l ‘t* li* u 4 h u m I ' b r * (la * . channel and that $ 000,000 is now British delegation has in mind be­ available for Ita completion. fore making any atatament. Ballot* are being mailed In the “We are prepared to Helen to she anno*! annunl anything they bring up, as long next .few f«w day* for Ut« ji a i it ii withIM- th e . area of the Anglo-American loan agreement." vrrtiilng plans fur tnv coming In two other development* on winter which include six latg t the International economic scene: signboards located et strategic 1. Snyder scotched “pvialatent highway intersections, and the rumors” In London's financial dis­ printing of a Urge number nf trict that tha Troasury planned to booklet* with many beautiful pic increase its price on gold from lute* of Semintle Onmty- seen** the present 135 an ounce to f&0. and recreations) activities. The secretary said there have been Vice president E. G. Kilnat- “no plana and no discussions” of rick ^•{ jJjd ^o v er^ H w ^ w t m j . such’ >utn aa movB, n increase ,„«*«** III move. nAn in wie the Trrid-prtflnirouid s » i i t g u m p ro r ware Mrs. Prudence B r u n o nf countries with gold reserve* to ex Casselberry. Senator L. F. Boyle, tend their present do inr credit*. M. B. Smith. H. B. Pope, Gen-, 8 - The Britiah witluirew another eral Hutchison and Mr. I^e. Mr. *160.000,000 of their U. 3. loan, Inglty, J. F McClelland, Johntleaving only *850,000,000 available. Brumfey, Sanford D o u d n o y , i At tlie recent rate of withdrawal Fletcher Boll*, and TtollsmJ Dear.. ( Treasury official* .estimated the loan would be oxnausted ih Octo­ ber. instead of next June M, a* contemplatedr Besides the expected proposal to (I'aallaMO it..m P»a« Owl increase British buying from her that he hoped salvage tu** could domlniona. atKarve reputta indi­ pull hi* vestal to Esqultnalt, a few cate the British delegation to the talks here may seek a modifica­ mile* away. * Goodwin said hit No. 2 and No. tion of the loan* terms which inaka J hold* were flooded and No, 1 had 10 feet of water and “it's still Dr. Churlcs L. PersonB gaining" despite th* pump*. Th* strait was fairly calm ex­ Uptumctrifit cept for ground swells. The two Sanford Atlantic Bk. nidg. ships were ohwured by a heavy, Hours: 9-12 1-5 Phone 29A low-lying fog bank. Sal. 9-12 _ There was no report of. rnsualKyeg Elamlned • Gla*M« Fitted ties on either ahlp. U growing In popularly every day. Bring your family or friends for a LUNCJBEON «r DINNER PARTY Serving, full course Luncheons from 12 - 2 from $T.1H) M iff F ull course Shrimp, Chicken, Sleuk Dinners, Including our SM O RG AS­ BO R D Platter. Week days from 5 to 9. Sundays from' 12 to 8, from $1*50 Our screened-in porch is most suitable for Bridge Parlies. Britinh Loan Safe Profitable Convenient 6 Your savings here are insured to $3,000. • You get friendly, helpful service. • We pay a worthwhile rettlrn on savings accounts. _______ ___ . Drop in any time. Save a little every week or every pay day. Add to your account with any amount. Ship Collinion 1st Federal Savings & Loan Association of Seminole County 209 Mugnoliu Ave. Phone 694 K ----- 1 • The farmer, generally considered conservative, if not ii,. reactionary, has shown himself to he forward-looking and John Clark. hfk*iA*nt ^ "i adaptable in this appropriation of the airplane to his own Hialeah race tree k *' ’ * ’ use. One fault often found with life on the farm is its ter thin avcraiatMscason" for isolation. This condition will no longer have to be reckoned Florida next winter. “The Floridi with if more farmers follow the lead of .these midscaion will be e good one/’ he westerners. * . says, "and allentfance at Hialesh should compare with our Lett i .TMn;" Reporta, however, from other resort* ihii summer, are not so encouraging. Prices are hi*li and the public is wary. If Florida towiit interests can refrain from gouging our visitors next winter, s-v we v^ll probably have all ty< can Uke care oft but the time hei pasted when (m ale )*jU pul up with anything. Ruhr Talks Arab Curfew *— "!" “direct Itaaring" on Ruhr eorl prHuctlon ran he canriilated. • The confareas split up into ■uucummittees, each anigutd *p*. cific phasa* of tha overall Viol* I«m after veeterday'e two intro­ ductory session* got the conferrnc« under way. Moving to quiet French fenrr, Thorp made it It pilain that Britain hat aa ciiwni yiujly ilH ih S g 'rfex t y e a n | ioJ>u “blw.ntnin* prtuWr mg and pro* U Gariy tomato ,i.l ; Item Dan M e oua spot ip the midat of all * ‘ and Frank 3m*lb«rt have rope .'1 been bolding confetepce* leading to the latter's *unw|nctm*iu ihitl he Will not tun and indicating McCarly may soon, announce agaimt Fuller Waircn who is cer­ tain to have bis hat in the ring. Tom Watson lias alio inrlicale.l hit intention to run. but $enatot t , l Shand* of Gainaavilte 'cannot punted out. No doubt there be others, but aa of the pres­ ent writing it looks at if Fuller 7an«o i*. the min to beak Freijnth official* ar* watchi'ig tha' talks with a wary eye ilnca limy fie) France should have • a major vole* In determining hoar quickly her recent fd* recover* from Clffkffecta of the war. The throe power* now ar* ar­ ranging an additional conference where French view* on evrnittal control of th* Riflir mine* and plana for stepping up th* la veil of industry In Western Germany r Will V* th rn h ad out. The French government he* repeatedly urg­ ed International auperviiion o ' the Ruhr, Germany1* main in­ dustrial are*. All shops in the border area between Tel Aviv and Jaffa re­ mained closed this morni** and moat residents of th* squalid re­ gion on both aids* o f the dividing *tl t Uriel kept th eir shudder*, uaaed despite th* intense h e a t . Hfek declined to commint ah tha Normal crowd* frequented Tel J’tiMatlon. but vateren policentalt, Aviv's bathing beach**, however, f Whom the eurrernh trouMs* grp although vonildcratt* tanalarr was laU cen t o f O * 103d Arab rereported fn the xll-Jewtsh city. 1 whlch bathed tha Haljr Land FoHce Superintendent ITinagan, Ift” blood, expressed frank dismay head o t tha Jaffa-T«l Aviv district, rfVer th* turn of evayiu. railed a special .htah-lsvel confer­ “It began juat thta w ar in 10SS/' ence In Tel Aviv to plan meant of laid nn* police Inspector, “only keeping order. thl* time you can bet It will bo Palestine government author- tougher." YARDLEY VENETIAN BUNDS Amarlca’s Mott Beantlful Aluminum « Cwlar - Polished Aluminum Me For Free Estimate P. w. SS- 817 W. Robinson Phone 2-0729 - Orlando ■M U — SHOT thaf any riqe party remained in power was to 1884 wiwn the Re- ___ . area. Seven Arabi and two Jewi, were injured,. STARTS THURSDAYP6 r ^ I^AYS • The same Glenn Ford who tamed ‘Gllda’l to the Timet-Union. ator Tab appears to be gaineund on Governor Dewey foi publican presidential nomi-T b ih u of; i upu.ual us Democrats bethe. next President of Ire ~ atei will probably be a .-You may think w*Ye " you’ll u sd your hi*- IS year*, p ffasa.ik jong rascals out If Mliaitd tf«B| !**•* €)•#> ICaBOa*** n.M r * n n**| Henherg (R-Mleh.) of th* Sen­ ate Foreign Relation* Committee and 'Warran R. Austin, U. 3. dttrgaie to th* UN Becurity Council and former Republican s e n a t o r from Vermont. After wiahing th* delsgation good luck, Preiidant Truman said he hope* the Rio conference will set* an rxample for th* rest of the world. . Yardenbcrg commented: “I agree with that.” Secretary Marshall, replying to th* President'* brief, informal speech, said that ha and hit colI-agues ar* flyt"F south “In tr# interest of what Is vary Impor, t*m (it th# world of today, kh* solidarity of th# W tatam Hemtiplfrie nations." I• Cartoon # »• , 8:00 P. M. Lodge No, 1241 »'• HP ' ” fi* • ** \ ;v ^ ,;V ... -* \ . . 4$? s -i 4 The “drive" of tomorrowis, hero today! H Y D R /Y M V IIC ... as ultra-modern as tolivisian, and D RIV E fjf with nearly 8 years af PROOFbehind it! It's la the picture foe the future—and OUamuUle Uinga it to you faJajr/ Just 0 * thleVlaUm la tha Kig naWa In the tild ef electroaioe, euiometie taastamieeioaa a te the uum W r-oae tonic ef cvaivcraatiua tn the automobile Industry. 8 m m day 3 , . nobody will atuft gear* . . . nobody trill push dutch. But today . . . only Hydra-Made Drim presides fully mtomalie sAi/ihsg/ Only fiy J m M o tk Brie* pedal Mfirefyf , rl T h a i’s more . / , Malie Drive wm ■iatrodaced naarly < yearn ago! Store that time it has Weu j w W In tha hands ef w ady 400,000 -----, ntmdf to literally bitlieua of toil** of $ " ' * Id combat u k ell , Today, she loweal-pricrd car to CM Hydra-Matto Drive* i* the M art mw OhUmobile—away oat ahead wmmnlkaftr—away out ahead to appearawe,-too. Owaert Jbsos* Oldsmubile is always to tune with tasnorrow. They expect OtdemobUe to fxmw out fuu with tb* really important advancement* like Hydra-M atic Drive. T hat's why *0 many future-minded people nay, "It's SM ABTtoO wnatsOttar . �V . THE SANFORD V M * . SANFORD. FLORIDA “Forty Plu*" Club Movement Helps Man Get High Paying Jobs W E D N E S D A Y , A U G . 1 3. 1 9 4 7 F SU Is Anticipating Enrollment Of 3,800 TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Aug. 13 OF)—Florida Stale University, be­ ginning its first full term a t a cocrhicallimit) institution, m i) b* a little overcrowded next month but it is expecting a* w o r d err-* rollmcnt of .1,800 students. Mote than *2,800 women stu­ dents already have been accep*ed and 'uidvcnutv official* re ­ ported application^ ' from 1,000 , nfen, most of them .war veteran -. Last year theie were approx­ imately 24M) at turret,-*ludorm and 700 men enrolled In -1ha Tallahnssro branch *of ■the *University */ of Florida. Dr. Broward Culpepper, dean of student welfare, said a new dormitory now. under construc­ tion will not lie* Trudy- for ownpanry until the winter quarter m Ih-crmlwr, but additional fa ­ cilities .are being provided at Dale Mabry Field to lake care of the overflow, AP Newafenure# Tha "Forty Flu**' club movem tnt <* coming bark to life new that some elder businessmen a rt not drawing *alary. .cheek.* In th* atyle to which they hare been accustomed; In New York, Philadelphia, D«ston, Chicago, Detroit among other cltfea, unemployed men • over -to who bate earned at leaat $4,000 a ybar a* executive* */o band­ ing together again In non-prof­ it, cooperative organisations to - h*rp eaclv "other ‘ find •aaeeutlVc job*. * WHH the manpower shortage beginning to crack, widely asaorted pohleaa male* are rally­ ing' ’together In three patrician peraonnel aerrlcea under the ban­ ner, “there la no aubatltutr for *1 perlence.** , The Detroit club had memlwrthlp application* from into man who "w ent.through two fortunea" and from another who needed a job although he had made $600,- AT IAKISUCCISS, N. Y, Col. Roschcr 000 from patent royalllea on a Lund, chairman of tho United Na­ ■machine tool. tion* Balkan Committee, and hi* . Men with prior service In any An Army general facing retire­ assistant, Jeane Torncy, arc shown of the Armed Force* may enlist ment joined the Boston club. So with aomo of tho documents sub­ for direct initial 'assignm ent for did an ordained minister unable mitted a* evidence In tho Balkan a minimum period of one vear to aupport hi* family on j border case. Th* U, N. Security within the geographical limits of church aalary. Doth had hud pro- Council established a special acven- the Third Army Area. Cant. Hob vtoua executive experience. nation subcommittee to determine M. Hester of the Orlando Army p a T'» ,4r i j „ In New York, a. former. ndnvr-ji whether, a ftngle resolution could' •Re**uIJtW office anrwrVnced twdiy. Individuals enlisted will Ire Ini­ “ becime "forty-pluacr,” and in possibly be drafted to settle the tially assigned to any underthe go jo eluli club two of the Balkan question, (International) streotlr unit or idstallatlon of men handling ling telephone queries K air choice. The Army Air Forces and typing chorea arc a former are not included In the ibove and colonel and an ex-major. the minimum period (if enlistment Generally, however, the memis 3 vears. ■ bera come Immediately from job* Capt. Hester- further stated th'at aa plant manager*,' comptroller*, all assignment so foe a specific vie# president# In charge of per­ limit or insHlatlon' la for Initial sonnel. brokers, bankers ^ahd oth­ asslgment only and • that lu er executive poat*. Their former GAINESVILLE, Aug. 13,.(Spe- ca«e of military neor*»t4r-twdlvldxxUxiea .ranM afram. IJ.fKlO. a gear to $50,000. Th* I'hiladelphla rlub of newly arqulied equipment will ~u*Ts nraylie n-naslgnul wTTTdn IK* once had a president who joined Ire available to University of Flor­ Army Area at any tinie within after hla $ 12,000,000 Iron com­ ida student* when ih-j 11)47-48 the ono vear. pany went kaput in the drprr.x. term open* Sept. 22. aloa RAINS DAMAGE FAHTUKES The new cquiptnrr.l, received Th* Forty Flu*" idea wax start­ through donation* from various Funta Gorda, Fla.—Some Chared in the late thirties (anmc nay Army divisions, and purchased at in Boston, others say- in N rtr a discount from the War Assets lotto County pastures have been York) and all hut diet! out dur-‘ Administration, rin g er from n dam ned considerably by heavy ing the war when manpower of $250,000 radar set' to household rains during the past few weeks, ill ages wai at a premium. The furnishings for the newest veter­ and rattle In low arras havj shown some w eigh t losses as a result, end of the war and the availa­ ans' housing village. bility of many younger men Iwgati It Includes the latest in engineer­ according to County Agent N. H the revival of the movement. ing laboratory ami research equip­ McQueen. The eluli* in the various cities ment: new classroom, shop, and The cotton plant has a part In operate independently—without a laboratory installations for stu­ c e n t r a l organisation—although dents registering in chemistry,"bot­ producing four fitwrs — cotton; they generally m e the same name, any. biology, and pharmacy: fur­ rayon made from cotton llntar*. slogan, eligibility rules ami modu* nishings for new dormitories for wool and mohair from ineep and single students; offire equipment goat* fed cottonseed n r» d i:ti. operandl. The club* are not Interested in for faculty and administrative of­ any Job paying le*x than $1,000. fices. as well as thb Flnvet 111 fur­ , And frequently they land one* niture, and mobile and mainten­ far numbers which pay much ance equipment for the expanding facilities; ttf U r than that. Acquisition of * new equipment The star alumnus to date was a Detroit member who recently during the past yrar open* to Uni­ A r e | M I n t m r n l r i l n i l * I t r k l n e * f landed a $10,000 Job as grnrral versity oF Florida Upper Division r r H M , e a n f l a a l a , m a k e s . * a n k * r n . manager of a large manrrfartur- students new fields of research ■ Ifclrtr* I n n l . r . t r . H i r l , r e n a r j s k i n *..*f IV r q u irk ta lle r an# Ing concern having plants through­ and advanced Study, nnd to ?.«wer *■.t-f.11ln alU rr--.ll. «as w m i l l t O IV T out th* country. Orlrago and Division students a .'hanro for in­ H I ’. X T . l l M f t » r H t e r I k s k « r l a New York have $20,000 gradu­ dividualised Instruction and l#l»* I k s m r m j a n . H f f s r s S I n I k s t a l k s oratory work in .the haste wieners, k s * k k a a a s . W k l l s , a r r a a s l s a s . a n f ate*. will enable the University to l a s p t i r . S a l s f a s fc «kls a a r s k I M * Th* Detroit club pays Its av- and enroll all qualified Florida stu­ rV- IaI.T H HA V H anmi Vs T I l K V rTw—« I«k ls »I «' Ieh«ss.lI. traga placement in a Job pay­ dent#—men and women—for th» J i l n n n -1 T a k e s . S a M fcr T a a s k l a a . ing between $8,000 and $ 10,000 ; Term. Applications for en­ I . a a s y M i l l l a n m l l l H l A . A a d s r a a a In Now York, the average range Fall rollment thla Fall, mu it be in tjn* la from $4,000 to $10,000 and in Registrar's office "by August 15. Philadelphia, from $0,000 to Equipment valued nl 1(111,52:* $7,200, has been added to the Instructional The Boston president reported. and research laboratories of th* "On* of "our men was canvassing College of Engineering with $57,* 202 SnnTord Avp. a downtown firm and was told, 761 in new classroom nnd labora­ C a sto r P om ace 'we're not Interested In $ 10,000 tory equipment marked for cht-mto $25,000 men, but If you hear of islrv. biology, botany an I unarm2 .8 0 per cw t. anyone looking for *50,000 to sccutical study. $75,000, tend them along,," There! 4.G0 p er cw t. ta no lata word on what happen ed In th a t cb m . Th* New York club h is about 1,300 advent alumni: Chicago 550, and Detroll, more than (100. One of Philadelphia'* proudest place MIAMI —f/P)—Between racing - manta w*a that of general con­ seasons most horse traekx are as Cotton Seed Meal sultant to a big company there deserted as a haunted*barn. But Th* man who. got the Job was not Florid*'* ahowplaee Hialeah Freoh -Celery Seed 82. park, where more than 250.000 ((■olden) .............. Sift !t> •To gat. an Idea of how the off-season visitor* have come just Pascnl o.t...— S 9. Ib tltfbu work, consider the New to look. York organisation, which ha* The chlrf toorlst attrarlnn at Alan Cnmttix, DDT and found jobs aa close to hnmc sa Hiabah la the herd of flamiirjcoa, two floor* above Da office* 'and' Their population has been In' . o th e r Insecticides. ,a* far away aa Korea and Ala*- creased by- 65 wince racing closed*. ka. ■.• SANFORD • TV* mr'rqberaltlp in S’ew York The Kokanee Salmon ia a before tho war ran close to dwarfed form of the Pacific SockX-CEL STORE 1 100, dropped to 10 or 12 during eye which has adapted Itaeif th* war and new I* back up to completly to life In fresh water Sanford Ave. & 2nd StTO. Each member must allot two Phone 154 and a half day* every week tor About 75 percent of all* car Sanford, Florida the clab. There are no paying theft# oceur where tha owner has We Deliver job*. left, hia ignition key* in hla au­ . Th* two days must be spent tomobile. i■ in field wotk or handling nffiro chores. The hslf day ta for a t­ tendance a t the regular weekly meeting. Every member eontrib* ntag a little toward the'expenses. Every month th* club publishes a bulletin listing member* anon­ ymously w ith a thumbnail sketch of w h at each ha* to offer. Abo.it 5,000 copies of each bull* tin at* printed. Half go to flrmi Wo make our own lee Cream, All flavor* w hich have asked for them. The Taaty — Dalicloua — Healthful rem ain d er ant distributed by field wot k e n w ho regularly canvass H P —TOP ICE CREAM prospective employer*. u-mua3~_>swv <C*. -i Army Lines Up Units For Emergency Duty Over $1,000,000 Worth Of New Equipment Is Ready For Use At U F ; - 'i.l ' <|, • /, ) V: 1 ‘ , . \ f i r \ t* - r v *> \ •• f t-;r I -j j T -~'.~£r= X-GEII STORE Off Season Visitors Swarm Hialeah Parh Fertilizer38.48 net 4-7-5 42.75 net 5-5-8 FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 414 Sanford Avenue Phone 1218 r — Why Worry With Your Past Due Accounts? ion Agency 113K MAGNOLIA AVENUE PHONE 1091 SANFORD. FLORIDA • Do Your Collecting For You Call A t Our Office For Collection Ratee "f‘ ■ , • ’ *' •’ --CV �i WEDNESDAY. AUG. IS. 1947 WEDKE8DAY. AUG. 18. 1947 Kouinillats Honor Sanford Visitors THE- AAWFORD H ilU L D . 4 a NFDHD. FLORIDA . Detroit. The kid wa* In the me> ih in t marine limn. ju»l u ll th» boat ami humbly out of shape. But Kirll **w ihnt hr wa* tough and that hr could hl^ , Since Leslie’* enlistment period had cipirrd. he drrided to 41 By MAI KIR COSSMAN along with Krell. Firat, the fight­ U* Nrwcfralurr* FI 1ST. Mich.—Thi* auto city er’s name wa* reversed from itl of 175.000 awing* out into Id* iriginal I<eallc Jock._ Thru Krell time xpnrt* the night of Aug. look. him to New York. Several 22 when Willie Vep defend* hi* of hi* early ap|x mi aitrc* were in Senator Uprlalny llatllm d. Conn., I’ep’* home town. We • noted with Inleiext Pie- World'* feathei weight champion In thr last year and a half, lent Sidney llvrlony'a #'J5 fine diip against tha home town, favor- however. lardic has'.oiieiated. egyyed on lent Bevil of. tlb UrT h e i r I f . - . . . . m l - i i l l . U i a l r l l W..t rluxivrly in *Flint and Net* Orlindo Senator* fur hi* action* at Ixa'if*. ' UwwkliPsWHbnr and with tile Municipal Park SatUldiv night ■anrtioned by the Michigan Bor­ a new pm niotrr,. Tummy Cuaing (Vnimixxinn afliy Pep'* mam.ger. I*iu Visruai, lelentrd in an -aiiz. boxing boomed in Flint, railier demand which the promot­ .’Cwaaatui niatVhnl I.exile agi.inxt a fall and ruraplrte report un e r had agreed to , for payment Willie Amleis\m of Itrtroit for tha incident, and «ra think that guarantee to J’cp thy Michigan frathri weight chainit would bo wall for I'rnidcal of a ploitxhip Inal August. la-slie Wot Ilerloag to delvo into the mailer Iwfore the match. ThU will I* Pep's first title nu a five-round kayo. a little more thoroughly hefolc From that point on. Jock's Hrfenae nlnre be annhilxtrd Ssl completely dosing the cs»e. clonic* talked nl a rh.vmpio, We do n u t’meai^to criticise Ihe -hip match. Finally, they sold 8 anatur bail club or make any t'u«*«n*. who went a long way fait# accusation* ab-mt the dul|. nut on .the limb liy guarantee­ ing I’ep 123.000 or an option .of 35 perrrnl of the net gate, h u ll, National llnxlng Association blrs<* anxious for the title *hol, asked only n $ 1,000 guarantee (ruin positions that re<|uire suspensions, Pep fiulsfietl Bartohi In I- ('11sagna. provided hr rould have then we are all for it, now wears Imtfi hi* choice of 70 percent of ev­ Saturday aighl'a apectarle waa lounde and •n r of the worst that ha* orrnr- rrnwna. Setlously hint in a plant erything left aftyr expense* are red la Ihe Florida State league rrash Jan. 5 of thin year, I’ep paid. Cus«an* agrred to that. Kiel), basing his opinion nn on did not return to the ring until in many a dg£. . eaily ticket -nlr*. figures he and then warmed Bevil shouldered Toivrlv fiom half way the distant e lietween half dozen. pabM.ka* la-fore *r- Jock may realise' more than ( 20 ,HH> or. tnorr from that uiiuiual third base back to 'th i 'mine plat­ ter. - M i s r of the 0 r!aod« p l« \.. swarm.-d on the field ami Rcvril leslie, 2 -i year* old, has held n •T he fight will I* staged at At­ made no attem pt to hand!.- them. position among the lop I 2rt.|aiiin<l. wood Stadium which has 13.000 Op* of the Scry*tor* n-illeil Ijive- er* for more than a year on the permanent seats. Tutsans l-elievet ly’s rap down over hi •* fare re­ strength of a record which now lie ran expand to h»u*e 20,000 peatedly and, op* of them went includes '34 knockouts, 20 decis­ fan*. The young H int promoter— *0 far as to sljig the .dlminvllve ions, four drayrs, two knockouts he’* only 30— doesn't look for s suffered and acven losses on sellout, but he's talking- in term* arbiter. I Manager John Krnler sent a point*. Both the kaynrs were dish­ of a JIOO.OOO gate.' Tickets die . telegram to Prrpldent Jlerlung yes­ ed out hy lightweights, Juste Fon­ spate.! from $2.75 to $15. "' terday morning. taine in Ilt43, ami Bobby Smith. Krlder'a wire elated; "I am SWISS JOIN COURT* requesting a complete InvrxllgaThe stumpy Flint battler i* BKRN, Switzerland — fA”)*tioa of report mad* by Umpire a favorit* here from (iol.leu Lavelv on (ft* fialag nf manager Clove* days. Aa nuvire flyweight Svritzerjantl. not a member of the Loa Devil for hie aril.in* ia the and then open bantamweight United ’ Nations, ha* decided to ninth,tnalng of Saturday.Buhl'*- champiuiu Ira waa vole.1 - Flint'* must popular (.lover on (he I n i *. . Justice under the provisions of ‘T would like to know why an aggressive two-fiste I the Unilerl Nations. The federal umpire rould have Ihe audacity ■wringing, That ___ ___ love for ......... artinn council was authorized to pay to all but exonerate the Urlando still distinguishes his Efforts and Switzerland's first assessment, club after gelling us* of the hit followers rlaim he hits is amounting to $640,000, _worsl goings aver I have ever hard with hi* left hook as he duel seen in base balk" ---------with his straight rig4tl Yes. John, we too would like to Leslie'* rhsnrr for Ihe cham­ know the full story behind the pionship is traceable to thr smart whole deal. Kuldanrr he ha* been given It) If any umpire in the Florida State League or any other league *y|vanlan‘ who drifted west In will take the Verbal lashing-and become an Arizona rancher, Krell tk n k M U l "going over" .k .t ithe t . . l rl(lrll^ |o ,h„ m, naK, the. physical that Senators gave Ioively at the Mun­ fighters. icipal Park Saturday night, thr The first time he saw (.exile umpire is not fit to work a game was the night he was knocked ou; in organized baseball, by Fontaine in a six-rounder In Featherweight Title Against Jock Leslie S ID E L IN E S Orange Bowl aquad returning aled In Ihe umpire's report. >*ut. an easeall■"* * 1/SU.haa. ---------- J— prartb ally, • / ' wii , We firmlv believe that thr ntorjr -veteran k<iuai| including at- ir.tart will be retold and that the ending string backflrld reoily for the will be changed ronsitlerahl.-. vheli first President Herlong gets the (rue fourth year of play. Bernlr report. ■ u|> m e, i’irk nicking Spcl rill'Kgle.f Jim and Hetty Rhody, owner*| • • Florida has 35 war vet* on it* of Ji and Betty's Fishing Cr.mp !•tentative roster. . v . M luitaippl on the east end of the hulklirad, etete plays in Chattanooga, F^rst have erected picnic Uldoi for lam in g pnd San Francisco on sue. those who desire to g et out in the cessiyr weekends td open thy grid wide open apace* and enjoy some good fresh air and pirnts lunches. season. . . . Resides thono lilt* anil Jim also states that he has the usual Southwestern and South­ ern Conference foe*, other npponreally biting. Several pe*i{ita have ents (u meet Southeast .t i Confergone out lately ..and caught the core teams Include Boston College, limit Jim elated. This is really a Cincinnati. Duquesne, Oklahomn A nice little spot fo r those who want A M. HurdinSimmuni. West- Virto go out for an afternoon, of fish Kanxiur State. ing picnirking. j v ’ Until Shelby Kinney pitched a no-hit, no-run ifame against New Oflcana Sunday, no Atlanta pitch______By t'H im . H o s t'll _ er. had done it since 1321 when Johnny Ruggi, father of Louise ATLANTA.~Aur 13* t/P|—Paul Bugga, the golf sU r, accomplish(Bear) Bryant, Kentucky'* young football coach, at first glance ap­ pear* to have scored tne south'* greatest victory since Bull Run. cities, all TXCept Little Rock In the iouthern aaso^atlon, plus Jackeon. Misa.,*mi| meet Monday plght at Ilirmingham to rtimpleto plan* for a southern professional basket­ hackfisld from the latter stato and ball league. Ben Chapman, Phil­ a dozen other* made varloue “lion- adelphia Phillie* manager, ami ■porta editor Raymond Johnson of the Nashville Tenneaavsi head live. Bryant, yi -STAN COMSTOCK r~r~~ Protect Your Health By Sleeping Heller. Sports Roundup INNERSPR1NG MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEOS Manufactured To Y«mr Individual Order By ECHOLS .* Mattreaa Renovating A Rebuilding A Specially Call Ua Today ~ Sleep • ” Heller Tonight \ ECHOLS^b e d d in g COMPANY • Social Calender invited nr«tTtnxt-thl». megt tug. .T hr -Sun­ beams, Junior U. Am and Junior R. A.s- will alto meet in their respective place*- at 1:30.' TUESDAY The R. W. Ware' Bible d a i s of tha Firat Methodist Church will have a covered dish aupper at the church a t 7:00 P. M. with Mia. J. H. Tindel, Mra. P. II. Wyatt and Mra. Alyce Ashdown as hos­ bv practically avrry othv.‘ big Par­ is fashion house. - This veteran showman pays homage Instead to the natural form silhouette, bringing d.g Ihe lines o f ' t h e figure by skillfull drapery and unusual otraling. The pleating- is shown on every type of silhoustte. On a neat num­ ber in black wool It stitched shealthllk* to the knees. Un rrveral dresses accordion pirating, falling straight from the wain, is constricted at regular Interval* by horisuntal Inch-wide bands, with a bottom tier falling free, A youthful gtcy Jersey dies* had narrow unptessed box •ili’als, falling from high hips, flanked in front by drapery springing-from the side seams. The Jean Patou Jackets arc nsalnly—hip-huggingT—wrttT-zhorr ruunded basques trimmed witn braid or outlined with fur. Hug* pockets and cuff* are fea­ tured on top coats, which tome both-fitting and bozlike, frequent­ ly with deep fur collars which hug A full-length smoke blue rspc trimmed wilA black lamb was a t­ tached to a matching Jacket t.y ends craftily crossed in front ant Dulled back under the cape. Evening wear Is unu.tcal and gay. Heavy satins end l.rochcs, moire and net and embioldery are used lavishly. In ono gown of pastel broche, large bat Meets fall open from th r waist In revenl brilliant multi-colored s e q u i n s which also edge the low, bruit •haped neckline. Revival ServiceH At Assembly Of God Bpeclal revival eervieei will n tonight at the Aeremhly of God Church, at Eleventh Street and Laurel Averfue, it was an­ nounced thi* morning by the Rev. K. I. Wright, pastor. Starting each evening at 7:30 6 'clock the revival will continue for two Weeks. Thg Her. Os*i* B. Jones and Mra. Jones of Okla­ homa City, Okla. who have con­ ducted meetings over thn United Stales -and C anada, will, have charge of the meeting 1 both preaching and ringing. The public ha* been extended a cordial invitation by the lt«v. W right to attend these mrrjings. FLIGHT DECK J. R. Hattaway and W. \V. latudermllk. both of Casselberry, have recently taken over tha manage­ ment of the Flight Deck which, unlll recently has bean operatal by Roy Browning, it was an‘ Mr.- Hattaway and Mr. Loudermilk are making extensive renova­ tions to tha Flight Dock and plan to bav* a formal opening in the near future. >(r. Loudcrmlik said. "Time and Tide' waa the aerne wa» enjoyed liy ... Pilot Cluli and their guests latt night. Swimming and boating were.enjqy, J until Ihj topper hour when «. td.-nlc .upper wa* *erv#d. " v ■—F e d w w L 1aupprr a ahort 'pioy. ram waa preaented bv Mtv M. L Raborn and a context, waa won by Mr*. Colrna Wilhuit. presld-nt of the Davtona Beach Pilot d u ll and club was giving a “Oako Walk" and dance on Aug. 2" ‘ to raise munav for their project and invited memheg* of the Sanford dull -to attend. Miss Bat loir a Chapman, 4 Sem­ inole High School student, spon­ sored by the Pilot Club for Iflrl*' State at Tallahaatee, gave an nteresllivs report of h.-r nctivitlea while In Tallahaiiee. She was made "municipal Judge" of Brndlevville and related her 1 Xpertencea In that raparity. Uurita present Inclmbd Mr*. Wilholt, Miss Chapman, Mr*. (!or->don 8 weeney, Miss France* Fre­ netic and Mias Shirley Morgan of Kstoii^h. N, Y\ Meaibera included Mra. A. W. Lee, Mrs. C. b. Puw>||, Mfs. bourlne Ileal, Mr*. M. H. Smith, Mra. Joel Field. Mr*. J. P. Hall. Mr*. R. C. Mdusrcll. Mr*. Z. II. Ratliff. - • : “ • Mr. and Ml*. Juan llinriua and aona. Chat lea and Johnny, have left to *p«nd n wee* at Silver Olen. Mr. ami Mra. William McKitdcin hid aa their recent fuc»t. M il* Cynthia McKihbdn, of Fort Mill*. 8 . C. . Mr*. John Meiactw-A*. «m if-' turned from spending several montha in Chicago, III. with 1d a ­ tives. . , NKW YORK Thr ntniitihrut situation in New Yoik Uaxti'l im­ plored much. . . .The m-vin aim of aimoxt every young gal I know xctirt* to I*. » kiti hen of her own, and in fact atreh a -udnaiv kmhhlon mav even haw taken play aaav fmm that' tfailltieit.il yen ft r a minku coni, diantu 11 Lnick knack* ami a car. t. Jean and Ruth Stenrlimn have returned from spending aome time in loike. Waeeamaw, Avde.l, Ral­ eigh and Charlotte, S'. C. where they visited friend* and relative*. Little Mis* I.viola Jean Juhnson wa* bonoted u-lth a itivvn pnjty glvM-n by her mother. Mr*. Weeley Jo hnson, at th e ir hom e In l.ake M om ue nil.. Monday .Uullolrug, Bel dav ami tinned it down, even lltiuigh she could me one niiely, S...in* her picture was tshen at the Steelilechnse I’md and h. r »h*pdy f.nude rau*.*l inonuh l»i.g, low whDlle* atmuiK the folks »•»«• it In the pain1;- that Jie received nn encouraging amount of fan mull, including one whleh le- uhli-d the offer of nn g p jrtm o lclient Kvi-lvn vva*n’t e |nlt her fingei or ajtre "lie deleeteil where in the o ffn -:ibl inithing doing, Mrs. William MeKibhon and son William. Jr. left yesterday fur Foit Mills, S. C. where they plan Its spend about two week* with Mre. MrKtbbun'* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. J. 8 . Clrnsbaw. Methodist Class Has Picnie At Sanlando The Young Wesleya-r Class. 0 / the First Methoilirt Church held its regular m untb^ meeting on Tuesday night at .-Jnn bando Spring* with a Weiner roast and swimming party. Tile business meelinq was pre­ sided over bv Boderirk Adam* dur­ ing which time plans were discus­ sed fur ivureseiitative* t j attond the young adult rally to l-e held in Tarau'a dprlng the Latmr Day weekend. Those attending, the meeting wen* Mr,. amL-Mrs. ,Adum«. Mr. ami Mr*. Unrl Chotpenlniti Mr. ard Mrs. James K. Terwililgr r. Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Roger liarsi 1. Mr. and Mra. Dirk Junes, Me. uml Mra. Dick Pavnr. Mr. and Mra. Orville Touchton. Mr. ami Mr*. Edward Kircher. Mr*. Dorothy MrD.inicI, Mis* Louise Claik, Alla* Catherine Clark. Miss Mildred Vwalt. Miai Ileltv Thurmond, Ludwrll Echols and Charlea Bowes. Circle Meets With Mth. S. C. Dickerson tnenth#ra ’nf - Circle No. I of Ihe First Baptist Church on Monday afternoon at her homo on South Sanford Avenue. Mrs. K. E. Uatchel presided over the busi­ ness meeting aniTMTnrrTk A t-Gov . ington, Mnr.1. N. Kimbrough and Mrs. (iatchel took part in the ser­ vice*. Announcement was made that two Ixixre of clothing and shors had been »ent to Italy. Following adjournment of Ihe meeting refreshments were served bv Mra. Birkeraon to Mrs, J. C. Calhoun, Mrs. Kimbrough. Mra. Covington, Mm. Marla Stewart, Mr*. J. A. Cunningham, .Mm. David Trutd. Mrs. Oalchsl and Miss Minni* Stsw ait, UU«itwak . vtllLlte sorry to learn that she ruf fall and is confined to he home of her daughter, Mrs. la-c Shat on, on the Copntrv Club Hoad. <(VhIIm»U lixp. r»«» llarl new ambassador to Spain nfu'i t|i. resolution .wax |>a>xrd. :The (nitlitti oiler hlWM trriav that Great Britain'would aupport. ntt\ United State* action by-pass­ ing the Russian veto of ptup --atfor United Nation* intervention H Oi rrce.‘ A x|Mtke*man *aid '.Iti* rounliy ■"shrtied the wixh of th r 11. S. goveminent to tuke any aitioii. in tinxuirit nf th r II. N. chartrr. la re­ attain aggression,’’ * . —— lie-w ax snswerflig a hH |orttrk nurxtion.about thr ltrilis'uvu-w ott IIA R It I K I T Woman’s Ribli* Class Holds Monthly Moot To gel a really beautiful permanent. ; properly slipped and becomingly sly In Sprrial* un all ware* during August shampooing. Fur appointment 'ra il 971 ■JOH V I'irk A tr. ilu ..k f .tun fau.iiiui fiev. the taill.i wit, n good ileal of -private In .aiding.............Arthur in,i*t*■ that g.ivernmenl-controller! weather will have n serious t-f- ueetiun* of the Dutch in tin- Indie* tia.l la-eif severed cuntplelely by act tun o f C eylon Im iiin g C oI-i .uIhi stuck, in b isa jiu rk lin g check Then sontelaaly else avoid India's ban 0:1 the craft Imposed Aug. 3 tit tinof Untcli-lndunesinu ho*tibt An official Netherlnn t* noted this morning -hut wl official declaration had v>made of the arqus the Dot. I ronsidewi in it* to '.lava front a At ani’ rate, navy Arthur, If tirnwii from Batnvin eicitwanl _lo the Chtyibon ure.-t would In- de arupled, tugetln -.1 wllli'nl rsut-nf liu-iiinasW il-JJiJ8 luiwuts '2 —In - something - u line. The Dutch rein I the 'Those Luvejoy, Mrs. F. I~ Dumpier, Mr*. Mitchell R- T. Hum. Mrs. I rial Myer*. Mi* It’s raining, rememlier j on the hinterland*. 1 B. It. lic k . Mrs. fa r te r Mr*. J . .M I won't la- raining every‘ -----. " Wilson Mis. W. T. hi* son and they enjuyt-d a deep, . .In»l on doubtful slatrx ( J o o r i r i l 'h I lU r ^ U I D H A. T. M a d d e n , Mrs. sea 'fishing trip, ___ Mi*. II. U. Hi liul 'Irx r-J. I Mrs. Harry Hanson ha* rr- fu-vvl*. Mr*. F. K. Bolt. Mrs. Wil lunierl In her home In Ht. Peters*- Hum* Mra. It. U. Ilutchls-in. Ml> burg after spending the past -two J. F. Ilartisun. Mrs- V. J. IV 1- 1' And put It In the gmiuid, . . uuilei till eat weeks aa the guest of Mra. J. M. Whenever April Showers com* Cameron, who accompanied her around, tomorrow home. Her two children, Marty and Jackie Cameron, who have V ith the (’ID-United Itold-.i been visiting In 8 t. Petersburg, ^Yorkers. will return home-with her. , Tbete vva* no immx'diate an1001menu-iit from'tip* union, w-hbh Imii mid •.'l.nuu ilfeliilar* moil.I and »on*. Harry-ami Wavtur, who walk , nut IJoyihleh* seven have fust returned from St. Louis plant* niio«« tin- nation mile** were guest* in Sanford today en1be e-mrei n l*-gnu miiipiiny-vxiilv* route to Belle Glade. . Mr. Wood l«u gaining. jflll leave In the near future for rY on I.Usliir-14 ahrt Mrx, Wood and the children will visit in Jacksonville and Miatrl. To Advoid Walkout Socion "Golfer ** A reol beo-lhr-oll oction back diets.. 1n fin* rayon gnbaidine wilh non-ctenve fmiih Happy Birthday and Mm. Edward Gert* and children, Carolyn and Edith, Ihave __ .returned -a___ I frorp a month's vacation In Puerto Rico. They plan to make their home in San­ ford. They have aa their gursta, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orlamli and daughter*, Anilda and Zeltlh, who also expect to make Sanford the brightest Ohio sta r In W< l l l i r n r ANNOUNCB5IKNT Mr, and Mra. James Wait* an umpired today th e ' h irlli-o f u son, James Gay, Jr., oil Aug. B in the Santiego Hospital in Hnn tlego, Calif. Mr. Walts i«, n lor trier resident o f Sanford and b at present slationrd with t|u and Mr*. Edward F- Mr. Knever anmjUncer|-to<tav tji • hirtli of a ilaughtor, Teraritr. on Atig. II at the Frruald Laughton.Mam■ orlal Hospital. Mra,.McKeevrr will lie remrmla-red as the formrr F.s- Among those from out of town tvho attended the funeral of Mm. Jane Armstrong Saleeby In,Han ford yesterday wrre Mr. nml Mt*. II. E. Armstrong of Orlamli. Mr. and Mm. J. A. Armstrong nf .Milledgevllle, Ga„ Mm. Ruheit Williams'/n of Columlius, .is., Mm. D. C. Green of Cayce, 8 . C. ami l i r a B. F. 8mlth of Djrrrsburg. len n . t all sizes4 and flavors. Mr. ami Mra. William H'alr are the guests of Mm. Btalr'u patents, Mr. and Mr*. Edmund Molarh, at M. . ■ . I I . e - S r-M r PHONE 13£5 Mr. and Mm. Wllmrm Blair were recently married and bothxkraduated from the Unlvemity o f Ken­ tucky In June. They have Im n B rin g 'In Loulsvllla but plan It Iosya for New York City after spending about 11 days in Hanford. AIRMAIL '■ n o W M O M i 414 Hanford Avo. (fnrm rrl) a H e n th il VI .Inhrrvott, II. S. ileprkr wtirnlng that hi* govern nient would not stand by idly wTofe ■he territorial integrity nnd pol­ itical Independence of tirrec - waa threatened. A renrexenlative of the pioviaiomil gvivernment , f l'aki>ian rontemled that the Musleio-d-.iuinati-il dominion In purtUlhned Imlia •hould autoinalicallv IsvOiiw a memlier of the Unitk*l Nntlor.a along with the Ihimlnlon of India. J . W. Baker who hae been ■pending several weeks with his son, Clyde Raker, expects to re­ turn Thursday to spend a fevy dav* with hla daughter, Mra. Lillian Vickery, before going to Greenville, 8. G. Mm. Vickery j - . ’' - V I s * NOOK I'nnada drrlnied .tlli.l ltin»l»'» plan for nn International atomic control fumniiaaion I* twt nde.mate u* It stand* now nml a tggeateil that the Untied Nation* atomic ib-legntse git on with then SlIF.P FIKLUS. already a aitr- lob of d tlifting their -e. md ie ■• fill real nil rant uperixtor port. hi. lilen Islnn.l <‘a»lm* is the ile(ieoige Ignatieff. Cnnnila. pie•uyUiJ- of. tlta,,WeslylvcAtcr 1-ttlloA •rivb-tkyi 1 esolotioii t u . l l u i c U/uhJ • a b reviving hi* f.-inum* "Ripplitig Rhythm" orrhestra. . ^ . United Nation* Atomic Kncigy But • the cniphntl* will lie on Tomimssion but the committee de**.-<•! stuff, airings and wmu|. feiie.1 action until Friday when wii-il*. wilh n ndnimuin of hrn«*. the Soviet Representative I’rof. . . . A good at 1anger, Slirp ha* Dmitri. V. Skobcltain. uske.l for 1-e.ir studying iirrhe«trnllon nml delay. . with the finest - so­ li- i» musicians for yeaf^ and .has a few ideas he thinks nte new nihl fr.*»h mid ran la- nilant*-d pi.-nsnrjlv fium the rom ert da-ice - tyle. Mr*. T. A. Anderson. Jr., Mrs. T. Ilai.lv nn.l Mix. A. b. BorinIt set veil ax h»*te*M-.t f< r the antlilv im-eting of ibu Wontan'a Me Tlaxs of the Fit at Baptist Mrs. F. R. Milchell . return, d Miunlay from spending some time in Mt. Dorn wilh Edward C.Mitchell. In Tnlntka with George * Phono 880 CHICAGO*, 7 '/, hra. BEAUTY r..Idler wa* killed and Itl vv*te wounded v ester.la y in Indonesian tru ce violation* in Ja v a and .Sum Friend* of Mrs. Ile-h rtt Hill will is- interested to tram that she and her voung son, Brian Don­ in *« meeting anil ‘Mrs. Vk II. Car­ ovan. have returned from the Fer- ter gave the devotional, lleporM nal.l Laughton Memorial llo-pilal wi-ie li.-aid from tile v irtua* ofher parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, I Hurl, at 1011 Oak Avenue NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM NEW YORK*, 10'/, hr*. M ll.I.K It Indonesia rail. M n. Frank R. Mt.Neill. Mrs Felice West. Mis. W. K. Ilr.lly hebd. and the Misses (tussle Hin­ R arh ara and J-tripi.-iine Robson, ton. Mary Earle and Maud.- Ram ^ .in g •daMhteri .-t-Mi gqd a i c J s . k llobson of We«t I'ulm It. a.-li, arriv ed y esterd ay by plane to etietid several w eeks w ith Dr. and PA G E th e S .. In itv V ottni il a ta lrm e i J. C. Hutchison left today fur Jacksonville wlirre Mrs. Ilulrldson will loin him later in the week and they will leave for bYon*. N'. Y. to spend about two months. Bill’s Package Store and Bar 2 W. FIm I Street I. Lynda Jean Johnson Given Birthday Party IN FIRM NAME OF ' * : Mr. and Mrs. Phil l>.ltd x f St. Petersburg spent the viekeud with their parents, Mr. ind M.-a. J. A. Cunningham and Mr*. K>ther Truedi Announcing Chang •Your Favorite Beverage Mr. and Mm. F. K. Knumlllat enUl taint'd l«xt evening on tlirlr yacht,. "Skylark", in honor of two It* Craw* of Columbia, S. C. who ii visiting her airier. Mra. Roy visitor* in Sanford. Mir. Margue vlloller. ami Mi*. K. I„ Mllb-r, Sr. of Montgomery, Ala:, v lu is the guest of Mr. and Mr*. Frank l~ Miller, Sr. T hr group b >nnl.‘d the rachl nt 8:00 l \ M. and cvulat-d down th r St. John* River. At a . lata hour (ifuriimonU wore I r n c d by thr hoitu-w gnilxtiil bv Mr*. Holler, ' I k Ed­ ward F. .Irani*, and Mva. ■II. G. Fox. Th»«- enjoying the occasion .were Mi** Gravca and Mr*. .'Idler, Mr. nnd Mr*. Lane, Mr. and Mk Holler. Mi*, and Mrx. Don Small, Buy " uni . Mi BROADWAY Mr. and Mr*. Manual Ja*-t»hton and children, Arlene and SheTw-ood, have teturned from a vaca­ tion silent in North Carolina.-Vitginia ami Washington, l>. C. Sanford, Fla. A COOL SPOT Cliff Hopp of Hostings, N«l»To brother of baaebalTs Johnny rod Football’* Harry (Hlpgety). has entered Georgia. He's a freshman halfback, , . . The Bulldogq will sport a brother act of three Kefdx “Time and Tide” Is . Scene Of Pilot Meet B a o f a r x l - — 0 .1 O r l a n d o . 10-vear rtinlract the Wildcat* last year by winning seven game*, schedule starting In December. mom than any of hla Southeastern Conference predecessor*. To go with those 48 yearlings, Bryant haa 28 lettermcn and about SO reserves from last your, which ouadit to rank hie team fairly cloae to the top thin fall: TbaUs why Kentuckians, wlio In the pan) havo shifted the conversation to bom* it's recalled th a t rival coache*. In • recent Doll on the probable order of. finish, placed tha Wildcat* In the second division. T H E S A N FO R D H E R A l.l). S A N FO R D . FL O R ID A OR mills of lb* cetton belt have facilities to produce more than twice as much stock feed, oil and SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY v n:u-.u-r THREE �WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13, 1947 PA G E FO UR Feds Invade Daytona For Tilt Tonight; Here For Twin Bill Tomorrow Evening bottom of the frame. Manager Rill Good u»ed three hurltrs In chalking up the victory, while Manager Klider u*cd two. .The defeat wa* Kettlea* tenth against a like number nf victories. Serondbaseman Charlie Ridge­ R r ARTHUR BECKWITH. JR. way paced the 12 hit P lralj attack as.hr rapped out h it. in four trips Hr rail) Sport* Editor Th* Le*«burg Pirates eontifiurd to thr plattei’’. Johnny McManus Dave Bride each hit safely their "fin*” over the Sanford Cel- and Cclctymcn. * * rr Feds by *wecping_thc current twice for the l-K .H M II M«i. eonlesf at tb* aeries In a (I to MUbblfUL If Municipal Park last night. Torright the locals'motor lo'D*'.'- Xvlesnork. H*TC c —dona Beach and will retuin to the !**Utr, rf lota! ball orchard Jo r a twin bill lull, . I - p ith the Islets tomorrow *vcn;ng.( The Pirates score*! two run, in tha first frame lait evening on three hits and a Fed boot. The Fed* came back in the bot­ tom of the first to chug one run across and knotted the count in Ihe third canto whrn Irving Boim walked two Sanford batters. Ralph MeUanut, IlfM e. rf Satterfield singled and Don Mur- talks. If. ! ray drew a free puss to nd Walt ItarriiiN O 'O , H a tt * r fl*14 Harrington home. At. S • In the eighth frame |he Rue* uMTartlw y lr r . If found the rigbthamlrd slants of U n f la y . II. Car! Kettlea to thrir liking as itaba. r r they banged out five hjta to tally M.-nl,. : ** o • i* KHII-i [> four runs bafofe Managkr>'John T>uw I O 6 o ti al. p Keider coubl get Johnn --------------------------------3Q 3 a JT t 3 Into the game to squelch t .L eesburg went down in order Ih t^eahar* the ninth, but the Sanfordltrs jsm- a a S lIT IM II Krrortt S itln flty m*d a final tally acro n In the Sarcastic Goose Lays Hollow Eggs YESTERDAY S STARS Allen Cette!. Indian*, thutotit the Tiger* 11-0 with one lift, a double by Eddie Mayo in the ftret inn! mi. Bob Elliott. Biarej, drove in three run* with three hit*, hie eighth inning two-run homer breaking up a 2-2 tin with llroekIvn a* the Brave* went on lo win I t i aI t.OHIIIA i a t. USED GOGOLfcS FIRST A u k tie in . NEW YORK —bP)~ Jimmy (Goggleil MrCoy Iteary hi* nick t'Kixtka I - - . i l . u ia •• “ name herau.e he wa* the first D ayton* it**ch r i *1 .,n lle tv ll* t eturS sy Jockey lo wear goggles in a race, or!*nd*> e-s, tit 1*1 o*l 1-4 now a universal. practice. When HI A u g u l l s * ♦ . t l» ln * * * ill« McCoy introduced the piece of P s ts lk a .> , l» »»tijn * H*ach equipment track offic!a h were (.retbura *. Can ford t l.a m ts T o d a y called upon to. rule ->n its le­ HI. A u « u » t l r » at O fU n d o gality. S ‘ ■- . I's lr ik a k ls n ti,- H u n t i-*ti*d let ItM a s w a r. H m ^rt. Hitt**f|*i.t i, M a rra y . w e a n ■ w old i . Hlnl*n ti**** i*» ■■•* 2*1* • im x k . M « * ,t e a rrtllr* : HtrblvlnIh.ukl* |Ja> ,: U r H i n w t<> M urray lo HatteyfleMi H»tt*rft»l<l tn M urray to Haller tlrlil. la 'll iitl l u » » l l* * » liiira *. H anto nt I*/ ll*«** >*n b e 8 »l off Ulsato.fi 1, off I, "U I M m t. o ff l.* m k y t M ru * k .onii by K r l t l u t , b y Le m ie y M*o o|f iJ t-a —iu l In i t-> itinioa >'•’ | , r y « . *»fl €jff U m l r v K r t t lr * 12 Tnttidt a i o<Mt «i* a . i^ittky. lx* at T h rC C * g a itC U C IQSH _______ SPRINGFIELD, I ll, Aug. IS. —Edith Fable, owned bv Jean McLean.of Portsmouth, Va., placed Dr»t la*t night in the three-gaited mare or gelding d e e , at the Illinoix State Fair llorro Snow. OUlW first place ! # t p f « t . *hate of the ItJllO pnrvTroney. iS fp ? 3§*£ £ S X AP ,Vew*feature» . MIAMI—"Mommer* is a sevenfoot sareastlc goose which lay* a foot-long egg that can m em only unhappineaa for at least nine nirn. Mommer U-Ute pncdnciuLJaaitts O. Ticg. * Miami Tech hlgn eci.ooi tesrhri .'"4th an abilltv'id n tln u i te a rh rfr’Mh abllitv'io rn rnnstruet and a lore of bei*bull. Mommer’* s k i e s duly is to lay a goose egg on the line score of a visiting tio-chatl teem. Provide, the proper sound e f f .m ^ At the end of e a c h 'in n irg —If l^o opposition hain'i scor-’d—ac­ companied . by cackl**, Mommer To Late To Classify waddles across a 52-foot scorehoard and drops a foot-high zero LOST—dark brown wsll*; In vici­ into the proper slot. She. works nity of Rail Park Tuesday night. for tb* Miami TourliU of the Drivers license mad* not to An­ Florida International League. ne W. Hutchison. Reward. Call On oecaiion she mlste* the prvHerald or Ph. 341-W. (ieinitviUe OtiiAdo le t-J.u ra HANFOHU »<• iia y m n s »** | | ,lir t .t at • lalnrstlll* V t T I O V t l . l . l '. M J I B BREEDER'S AWARDS Edith Fable. . Wins . , * - ,* _ „ per slot, and in that event her 30inch high offspring come* excitedIv out and plea* up lha mi«plared goo,* egg and return* it to ibq correct alot. Tice, a rabid tvaiehai! fan. has long wondered whr—when the vlx Ring team got a veto at the end of the Dining—g goo-w didn't deliver the unhappy srore. ] lleveut "Mommer" from a .everYoot-TF^e of fiber board and , , HOLLYWOOD. C el.-id V -M r* . Edwin Janss. breeder of £1 Lobo, has rpefved a tidy consolation prlre to offset the low aelling price of .the son of Brarthom . Sold for *2.600 to Stuart Ham­ blen. cowltoy crooner and orches­ tra loader,,El Lobo in four seasons of racing hn* earned over H ! 3 ,000. Mr*. Janss has receiv'd SJ2,.' M in broedeta* awards, bv Firefly Genius, owned by Clif. ford Muocrs, llm utoq. Trx, Hi. l^yuls .New V o lk I.... .. iTnclnnati IM iy liu ia b Philadelphia Ih lr a a o Specials In »'M U>t#!phlA i , H iW T w l I'h ir k io t fW. lawful* 1 linatof? f , ( ir D o h lf n ' I'lllftb ttffih 3. C tn rlliliR il 2r Robson Sporting Goods u A U m lU V U54IIIK Umm tl' ’ f* PHi Nr» V'+rk M 1» ll-’h’Mh 41 l l DftreH H It -Stl I'h ila iS t lp h ia It t« Toy Land Rocking: Horse .ill 1 lief slit lMltl*,F IJu U n n f , W s il il n a t ' in H I. !.»*!• J . C h f c s g n 1 I Cleveland T -ll. Deirnli !.* ilin ly B A R T IC L E S FOR SALE RECORD PLAYERS for rent. By day or week. The Mu»lc Bo*. 11B AUTO RADI OR. Motorola. Rale* and 8 ervkc. The Music Boa, W. ta t St. Phone 063. . ttU W .-UbKlr- Pbxm-tum.------OFFICE apace In Melsch Building. ■ Large H«ht ofices, newly decor- ROOF COATING- Asbestos Alu­ minum roof costing- good for •ted, all utilities, Km I and Jani metal, slate-nr composition roof­ to r eervlc# .fumhbed. Call HW ing. Slop leaks. Cools your home Vft IL A A. D ept. Store. 10 to 15 %.. Tcruyear warranty. RKNKARIK GLASS A PAINT CONVALESCENT HOME now CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. open at Chuluola, 18 mile* S. E. of Sanford and 18 milee N. E. of Orlando. Large screen and open porches to sit and enjoy the root breete* off Lake Gath* b e r t h S e w in g m a c h . s i t o r I II H. FRENCH. I'll. 1190 erine. Large grounds' dm! walks 'sa fe from auto traffic. Large lobby ami rooms. Brick construc­ CANVAS PAINT- clear and col o n . HKNKARIK ' GLASS A tion. Can accomodate 26 only. PAINT CO. Phone ? 2 l). Phone or WTite for reaarvatlon • t once. Oviedo 2362 or Dr. M artin 2392 or write Box 1ST FLOWERS ChulooU Florida, lairge sedan foe all oecail cm* for goeata to vtxlt their doctor. McN e i l l a y o s t fx o R ia T S 8lptx~Ave.*h)»t off Celery - AVAILABLB at once, convenient­ Office ph. 403 residence ph. 610 R ly located down town section, UP to date apartm rnta wi*trail PainU. Poultry Supplies. Nails. Purina Feeds, Groceries and modem conveniences. Adult* Meals. Touehton A Watson, 1201 only. Phone1550. Celery, Phone 1199. TWO-ROOM fum ishH apartment. Adults only. 2300 Mcllonvillc. FOn BALE— Limrroek for drive­ ways . and roadway#—Pbon# FURNISHED apartment. Adult* TUXEDO FF.KD5—complete lir.o, Hunt'* Tuxede Feel 2 W A N TED TO RENT Route or a p t, furntthed or unfur­ FOR 8 AI.K nished. ' Prefer kitchen equipped but not necessary. Permanent OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 GENTS residents. W rlte'P. O. llo* 13)1. PER POUND. BUNDLED IN BUNDLES. S REAL EfFTATE FOR SALE 10. 15, 20 snd 25 CENT SEAL ESTATE HERALD OFFICE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS Jimmie Cowan's Blmct Metal RAYMOND M. HALL, Rsaltor SeeWorka for new Kadlntors, new R*filtered Broker and Radiator core*. Radiator denn­ Insurance Agent ing and repairing. PEACHES and pears frr canning. NEW. two atory, three bedroom French Ave, >t 13 Street,____ 1947 8 Cubic foot Serve! gni refeigeralOr. lairmann'). Restaur­ ant, Hanford Orlando Hi way. .NICELY furnished % room home DESKS. 12) office desks, <1) tyIn Sanford Height*. Every mod­ piat* desk with chairs, id A-l ern convenience, largo sleeping condition. New Elgin twin out­ porch. 118 W. 19th St. or 917 board motor. Apply Mr. Bowen, W. 18th. ^ 541 Plumos* Drive. aeree, wlth'npftritJ^OO stand­ 7 ft. Cold«pol refrigerators, I ing. Did orange ne%«, located ' Luxe Models..62Llliil, Sears l •bout 1 blk off of Rothe<27, Just der Office. Phbne 090. out of DeLand. Elect, phone ami water, no house. Owner will sell FORDSON T rsrtor, I muls, both good ronditinn. L U Keller, vary reasonable or will take Lake Monroe, Phono 1322-W, trailer In trade. See. Mr. Bdwen, 641 Plumosa Drive. PLENTY of good used tools, CDROOM house fttmiihtsJ or 'Watches, docks, radio*. Also new wgtrhes and G. E. Alarm ’urnisbsd. New electric tJtchdock*. Fred Myers, SI I E. 2nd .double 8*r*ge \ acres, few dt trees on KL?floni highp 6 miles from Sanford. Phone 54 lb. porcelain Ire box. Mr*. J. unty 8305. II. Cowan. lak e M ary.______ ESTATE WANTED fl AKTIC1.ES WANTED WORK WANTED 9 MAID, or washing, ironing. Reply Boa M. J. e/o lleiabl. FLOUR SANDING A finishing, cleaning ti waxing. Our power unit enable* u* to work where thcie is no electric connertlo.i available. 21 ycais nperiencs, II. M. Gleanon, I.nkc Mary, Fla. ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all kinds. Smith Rro. Phone 1188. NEED A NEW DRESS? Let Wan nila make it. Wannita Taylcr Box H5-A Sanford, Ht. 2. 12 S P E C IA L Sh MV ICES (R RENT—Floor sender.. Easy pcraKon. Reasonable rates, Hanrunl Paint A Glass Co. Phone DOliGK - PLYMOUTH PARTH AND KKRVICB YA-DB moth proofing lasts 6 years. Hav* your woolens moth proofed now. Downtown Clesners A I.aundry. 113 Palmetto Convoy ,*h *-ltil*d ) key* eay d-OOsta Tep-OveHty Oeewal Tb* la *w Were. Olkw ills , prepeWlee■ftly lew. w r i t IU Y eed'pey l*p prt<e*fw yeer prtiasl lire* — wlfleel h*ed tr m e p t. Coach Predicts Biff Grid Year In 1947 RALEIGH. N. C. This vear should pdodure th* greatest football season on record, think* Beattie Feathers, who ts in hi* fourth year a , coach of the North Carolina State Wolfpack. "The day of defensive strategy is fast disappearing,' say, Feath­ er*. "snd U is the tendency to i*»n more to ouiscoring op­ ponents than toward playing a Whiting game and letting the other team make the mistakes. • "Also, this is tHe ls«t year for playing freshmen in some con­ ferences and most of the tchoola will be exhibiting a lot of new talent*" say* Feathers, who holds the National pro Football league record of gaining 1.008 yards In M o th e r & GENERAL D a u g h te r V TIRE J Doll Dress Set STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC David Smith, Manager Tlrf Salrn PHONE 200 306 East First Street ( '/j Illock East of P. 0.) By Ray Gotto OZARK IKE TH GlK)9 ARE R E ­ TIRED --------...IM Legal Notice a._______ _ _ 1 A NEEDS 7 » - t i 7 3 i a n only o u t Tot VEKA NHAt. KUlVU KISU. m a m ig iT w it" ,* rew U ittc* l* I ’l a i b b a i g . A la b , t u a . « n -l «h<.«* - m a llln s a d d ie M u t ’• * c h b o r g . A i» b * m * . e / o Q e o rk * cabinet mad* to ornd* of woodworking, M O R E M il l e s s in n i n ! t . CHALK UP HIS SECOND STRAIQJ __ NO-HIT TEA/ r u u a m i: iiK H K iir n o t i f i e d >*l a *011 ti*, l>t*n D M I cm for aiftAltti* c|l%iiic«, 'by HiifAliig O— DHW8 HIGH BKRTfCK 0 . D. Landreai. Phone 1021 I'laintitf. Vera NMl Fluyd Watch and clock repairing. Elec­ K ing. bffftnliV lt. AND YOU Aiii: IIKIUHIY COM­ tric Appliance, Sewing Marhin* MANOKD to tllhFr |»#rton« and varuiim rleaner repair*. The Ally or >_by M lw»|gy* Id ••m m il Hume Shop, J700 Sanford Ave. fu r <*n th » *lfid d » y t»f tugwsf. 1917, G. C. Fellows, Phone 1143-J. LAND C L E A N I N G A N D fo n l in S e r a lf w lf C o u n t y , 8t*t* ■ DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER­ PILLAR DKIHKL BULLDOZ­ A, Cl-rk of th* Circuit i-tmrt ERS WITH P A L M B T T 1 C ounty, Florid* RAKER T W O S/4 YD. J lr O“emlhnje X B in t. D eputy Ct*rk D RAGL1NRS. E QUIPMF.NT (C tnC U IT COURT aKAI-t NOW IN THIS VICTNITT. Js rk tn u A . C a rg ill NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION O ilm a n , Flo rida (O ^ ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE Attn,n *r for Plaintiff 2-2981. T in : ItrATK * n r M A X IU SEE US FOR M1UF.OGRAPH PRINTING k . . AND TYPINQ CREDIT BUREAU OF HANFORD lie N. Park . Phan* 180 *)f 11*0 AVK.Vt't:. IV CUT 19 AUTOS FOR SALE MICKEY MOUSE T<* HA- VALIXjaTA. IlL 'O lt rllA . ' .. A rw o rn hilt of enrnelrlqt, M arin* l,r»n fiWd In ih i CUevit C ourt In and for Hernlnol* .C o u n ty , F lo r­ ida. In r l i i n r r i y a g a fm t you by U ' I L U b L F .n K M i l l i r . fi r dtryre*. Ih*** pr***nt, * | « h t m o f -r * |t> **mm*hd you I* h* • ml- • or- j > I—* fore u i d C o u rt ellh fr In p*r«.|VT,, hr i l b i n i y on or L l J n Hi* H h day e f H r « r i p k o , A . D . ! » l f . -nh-» r » U e P r o w P ro C«nf*»**» w ill h# ETTA KETT EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING Fred Myers. 811 E. 2nd 8L ATTENTION MOTHERS —DIAPER SERVICE— Baby V dvet furnishes hospital clsanateril* diapers and deodor­ ised container. Economical and safe. Fully medically aoproved Call Daytona 2467-W collect for detain. 94 diapers, 82 a we«':, . "FIRBT IN SANFORD" ' S SAFETY YET ^ N EITH ER /^ NOW THEN, WOgACH.. THU. MH 1— ,1^23 i q ~7 w h e n YOU REST STAjgTBn a r r i N a n e r v o u s i V- rU m tllA K V P J IIT . VAVXAtt PHONE 200 BHRICKLANn-HORRlHON U D R IV E-rr. INC. a M iK irii.)* K in s . In lb* f i r r u lt l.'eort " t Hemlhnl* C o u n ty at H ,n tm A F lo rid a . .T h e title o f the c a n -- i, tia id lg M e K In le r K in s . By Paul R^bthsop VOUM&AM All M r jm a i* r a * « trg > YftWTOTA l DOyrrryl m . >w ym vrp , OH MT a B C3MS M3UY3 P«*Ag WMOCAHH TOTHE/ D aoa A M T T lf C r ViWicC AOO ON A J (Ileal I gyi O. K Hen*. D e r u t v C le r k F dlettnr-W , Plvln'lff $5 0 trad e in ALLO W AN CE F O R YO U R O LD RADIO The MUSIC Box 119 W . le t P h . 93 THE LONE RANGER By Fran Striker CARERA'DON'T 1 [GET Wheeler of Sanford -------- C ANVAS-AW NINGS-----CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS •A ta m la m , S te a l W eW! 19 DAT DEL1VERT m VOtfRE IN VC. EPIKB. ACE ^ TH'EIGHTH/il O’SPADE Piano Tuning and Repairing. U L nois, with Income. Close In, be priced right. C A. Highest cash price paid for used furniture. Ted Davie Furniture 610 First Street upLONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market Co. 811 E- 1st. Ph. 958. Barber Shop open Thursday, Friday * Saturday, _______ I’LL BUY your car rrgsrdlrsi of age or condition. Roy Reel, 804 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL W. 2nd SL MOTORCYCLE, cheap 114. Jack Stand Ifer. SANFORD Beauty Salon—Phone HELP WANTED 1854. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. NCRETB SEWER PIPE Phone 1354. Permanent waves tC TANKS, Grease *Trepi EXPERIENCED-celery grown- or 64 up, guaranteed. Weter sof­ trained farm manager for fang ka. Aluminum Window# end aaa. White cement. Paint, la Zellwood area. Good position tener. Abo open evenings. for right party. A. Dude A Sons, ea-iila, Hurricane braces 14 LOST 4k FOUND Oviedo. Phone 2181. id* Concrete Company, 804 A r e I’hon* 1135. LOST—Hamilton yellow gold wrist GIRL for cashier A cosnveUt coun­ watch Saturday afternoon on ter. also soda glrL Laaay't Drug P ark Ave. between Pth A 1st. Store. • Streets or first street and Mag. COLORED GIRL for general houi nolle to Dr. Mu[uon'1 office. Tirana t3n-Wr ss ttts, We JtEPAIR! FREE ESTIMATES Phone 808 I ^STARTS GUNPLAY, lEWRE �V» . _________ ' ________ __ b U altj Thert b Strength— - T* Prataet * • I W e of th# Worlds To PtoboU th# P n t n u of A m iriti: To Prodoro Pro*p*»Ity for Sanford. AN IN D E P E N D E N T VOLUME XXXVIII # ■«-. - ' THE WEATHER I*»rtly cloudy through Friday. Scattered ahoaer* ocrurlng mostly daring afternoon. D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, AlHI. II, 1017 E stab lish ed 1 9 0 8 NO. 195 A s s o c ia te d P re ss L eased W ir e ji Price Inquiry Supported By Pres. Truman U. S. Interest In Greece Hit Asks U. N. Acfion On Britian ' ' * No Extra Session Of Congress Planned; Labor Department Cut Is P r o t e s t e d Gromyko Charges ExAxis Collaborators Hold Positions In Athens Government W A S H I N G T O N . 14 *4V PfeiWent Truman eiprencd h*» wholehearted support today of th£|uttice Department's investigation of the high cost of food, cloth ing and homing. He raid he Imp*' it will produce m ulti and h" think* it will. But he told a new* conference, in reply to a question, that he balieve* the principal effect will M to point to thbie responsible LAKE SUCCESS. Aug -14 <4*) —Russia charged today that "the crudest interference iritq ihe in­ ternal alfairs of Greece emanalrt at present from the United Slates.’• ITm was interpreted immedi­ ately a* a reference to the Tru­ man aid program. Giving the United Nations. Se­ curity Council what he termed "an answer lo the .Americm speech made Monday. Soviet Dep- Pepper Plans To i Support Truman Where 17 Died In Train Wreck 4 * iffta IRflr ^ntrer—r.^jer'^thm— » wfheck the spiral. Asked whether he believed an* B tl-lrust violations are reapoml— bit for the hika In price, he rani led the results of the inquiry will have-to be awaited on that. I n answer to a queatimt whether axpotts of corn will haw to be curtailed due to the short­ age, he said that it la unde? consideration by the eahinet World Food Committee. Vresident Truman Indicated h a £tia» no plana to call a labor-mar fcrencc. Such-a* IIICIO proposed as a move to ‘seek voluntary cuts in prices. The (’resident declared today that ha sees* nothing on the horUon to require a special session of Congress, thus virtually elim­ inating possibility of legislate a action this year on new fund* to aid Europe's recovery. Tha President declined to com inant on the current talks on (flnereasing Ruhr coal production or on the general British finan­ cial crisis. Mr. Truman said that ho would be unable to supply figures «i how much the Marshall plan wilt cost. He pointed’ out that any (CmtlasH »<■ Twet Hly, N n g n EQVPT1AN PRIME MINISTER Nokrashy Pasha makes an tmpautoned plea before the UN. Security C(funell. Lake Success, JI. Y, for the tmmedlste evacuation of flrttiih forces from his cownlry. H# declared that failure to act may lead to bl*v>d»hrd and violence. In answer. Britain’* Sir Alt*ander Cadogan asld that the tiAops are necessary along thd Valley of the Nile to safeguard the security In Ihe Middle Fa*t (International) General Price Strife Renewed Drop Predicted In Palestine By By "Congressman Arabs And Jews Restoration Of Con­ Outbreaks Occur Fol­ trols Opposed B y lowing Truce Dur­ SpokesmanForGOP ing Night Curfew WASHINGTON. A.tg, 14 <47- . TKL AVIV. Palestine, Aug. H Rep. Wolcoll (R-MicJt) asserted today *that "a general price de­ cline is in '.lie oiling as he ex­ erciser! opppiilion lo rrsloiation of ptice con Iroll, with ihe possible exception o f1 controls on rents. Chairman? of the House Bank­ ing-Committee. Wolcott—is—re­ garded ai spokesman for i^any House Republicans on price and rental matters, "It would be a grave mistake to put (nice controls back on again," Wolcott’ told a tepvrter. “That would slow up production, and we must hate production ll svr are to lick inflation." (41— Two more persons, a Jrw ami-an Arab, were repotted killed today and a score mote were in­ jured in inlet-racial strife along the lrn»e bounds ry of the alb Jewtjb city ol Tel Aviv and the all-Arab community of Jaffa. Unofficial reporls listed 17 mote- Jews »mjurrd, m e critical­ ly. and lluee Arabs, wounded In a new eruption which caine after military patrols, with the aid of a curfew. Hkd enforced an utfeaty Iruce through th* night. * Earlier Senator O'.Mahoney -fDWvo) told reporters the Investiga­ tion Ihln prices of foot), clothing rtnrl housing ordered by Attorney General Clark .is a "fine thing" but that "tha rairaes of Inflation are much deeper'than a s-arrh for By THE ASSOCIATED PBESet extortionate profits." He raid Congress m ust rhnote .Tha Midwest's fading heat wave I I n tm iif -l *«n P u s * T n o | blaw a sultry kiss of farewell to Illlnola, Indinana, and part of Michigan today, a t tha same time bestowing a blaal-furnace *mbrsca of greeting on the East. Tha W tather Buraau a t Chteago aald hot w tather would ATHENS, Aug. . 14 0PI—An ttanntlnus today In Illinois, Ind­ ia n a * and .tha southeastern half informed source said today* Greek of loacsr Michigan, but that cooler government force* had begun fullair waa working Into those press scale mopping up operatiora and should bring relief by night- against guerrilla unit* In the Mount Griunmn* area near th* M l. tryfAThe rest of the Midwest, Greek. Albanian frontier. '•‘he informant srjd the - opar‘blissfully welcoming the arrival of tha cool air, expected high »tion\ opened free day* ago and. reading in the 80't today, but contact was made with a large ahead of tha aaitward-moving force nf guerrillas Monday. Offi’ eool front th* matlmum 'era- f!»l figures were not . available, uerature* wera- due for a return but It was believed the army was using .more than 5,000 men tha 90Y it Maanwhtle, tha heat wave, which in the n|tciat)nni. had become an old story to ra ­ I’m * dispatch** said,* mean­ while, that in the southern Beloja ( C w l l a u * •• r * | a T w e ) ponneau* two bit!alien* of gen­ darmerie engaged a band of 250 guerillas In a ten-hour battle in which- - Ml guerrillas were ilajft. The dispatch** aald the guerrillas, who attempted to am­ YORK, Aug.14 W V - New bush the gendarmerie In the aree embers or tha Seafarers east of Kale mala yesterday, fled tonal Union (AFJ,>» which after the fight. The ministry of public order ' a y called a atrike • Isthmian Steamship trro ttrd that * *' ‘guerrilla unit have voted to extend swooping down from x mountainto tha entire ahlpplng side invaded ami held for four provision* of the Taft- hour* the village of Klphlsxlhou, Aet are applied In the only "5 mile* north of Athene on tha rtair. rail lln* to Sa­ darisen was taken lain lonika. yastardar at a membership meet­ ing of 2,500 tailor*. The union elainu more than 4,500 are on ■strike a t all Tha porta w htre (isthm ian shin* are berthed. ” Union officials aald the atrike Mnrl*h Clark, 47 rear old negfollowed the company'* refusal to res*, died suddenly a t 9:30 okloek agree to a union hiring hall and this morning at the office of the the firit-come-flrst-aerred ' R u le Welfare ‘Board, and a large of supplyl ng unlicensed ship per- group of people gathered outside sonne I. the building enlrsitre when tha Walter U. Wells, president of Mosel r ambulance causa to remora tha company, aald the atrlka waa tha body. tailed in tha fare of an agreement Health Unit Director Frank B. to continue negutiatlona a t a Oulllman, who waa summoned to Belong the squalid market plorr* where the Jewish community abuts on ihe Arab, belligerent youths appeared on the alert; for new provocation*. More than half the small, dingy • shops w en closed and there was little* traffic. Police had hoped, apparently in vain, that tha morning had brought th* end to the four days of strife. Last night’s curfew kept some 30,000 Jew* and Arab* In Iholr houses. It was tha first tima Arab ter­ ritory had bean under curfew since the ‘ Arab rising of lfttS-ldjo. 8 t*eLhelmeted British police and Irish* fusilier* in grean-taiseled berets watched warily. Jaffa appeared more nervous than Tel Aviv after tho rash of outbreaks In whirh Jews and Arabs . had attacked each- othei with stone*, knive* and fist*. A number of Arab organiAttlon* t ai ­ led meetings today to discus* 11 ohiiMMr,t -« rim Heat Wave Moves aFrom Midwest To Descend On East Weatherman B. F. WHItne- re­ ported’ tkla morning that San. ford ha* had no cx reu lre temperaloses In aaveral d v « . Yes­ terday Ihe matlmum sraa 89 degreea and the minimum waa 71._ Exactly one Inth of rain fell, firs t In a hard shower driven b> .% a strong east wind at 1 ’10 P. M. ^ and later In a alo» drlrtls that laated Into tha night. Greeks Stage All-out Drive Against Rebels 1 Seamen Strike y Become National Iegress Is Stricken In Downtown Office "Tha company • with** to rrM stts th* right to pick Its men," T W 1* aald. agree to hire no « m but macaber* of the union but to do so through our own em­ ployment h a ll” Tha union recently wax dasignaled bargaining agent for tha eompsmy'a unlicensed personnel. TV unofficial figures indicated this casually toll alnes Sunday: desd. elRht Jew* and live Ai ah*: wounded, 4.1 Jews and 15 Arshs*_ Shift In Course Made By Tropical Storm -------------i ■ e * NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 14. oD —A alight Rhlft In ;ourre of tho tropical hurricane in the aoulhwo«tern Gulf of Mexico seemed apparent today, the U. 8 . Weath­ er* Bureau aald, but later report* were awaited to determlnr the axact direction. In it* 10:00 A. M. (Central Standard Tima) advisory, the Bur­ eau aald tha cental waa probably located about 200 mile* southeast of Tampico, Jdexlro. " It appear* to he muring lo the northwest of north-northweat,” the adv|»onr aald. Strongest wind* reported yesterday and aarly last night ware about 90 mile* par hour, tha Waathae Bureau added, with aqualla extending outward for n distance -of about 800 mitea to the north and east of the ran­ ter. Government Orders Florida Orange Juice LAKELAND, r * < Aug. ■1 4 OP)—Tha Department of Agricul­ ture announced today It would buy 156,018 gallons of concentrated orange Juice, th* firat phase of program lo accumulate and distribute supplies to school lunchdue in all probability lo a rooms before th* new school year heart attack. Ha administered *11- M rs. mulant*. h* aald, hut they did no T i a 1 F lorida Citrus Cannon Cogood. * operatire at Lake Wale* waa a: Daisy Klnard, married daughter warded an order for 89/116 gal­ of Mariah Clark and with whom’ lons, reported M. F. Miller, Florida she Brad at 814 Cypress Arams*, ! field repreeanUtira for.th* U 8 DA. sraa with bar mother whan aha sraa I The o t h e r g*Manage will be furI pished by California processors. atrlckan. TSS* President Described As “ Salt Of Earlh;’, * Republicans Hit As,-, “Party OfPrivilcge” U. S. Cancels $ 1,, 000, 000,000 In Italian liiornykn said foreign’ mleifer ence was worsening the situation latlv inside Greece. He al charged that former A ils colIslHiratnr* were holding prominent positions fit the Athena TfOTifiiSiJiC Oromvkn told the council: tHYluiU have the Greeks nnd those who Inspire them to d<> with logic and common *en«o7 They liwik at the dlacurelon of file Greek ntimliiin in the Security Cooneil HUE 11 AN AIRVIIVf of the shattered wrecksgs In which 17 died In rail as some kind nf a sp'irt.- The Poncnler, p itlsn d . The speeding I/andon-to-t>eed» espres* Greeks compete wllli ll.o A 'net plowed ln|o tha rear of a train which was slowing down preparatoryTT Iran* and the American.* with the entering Lancaster station. The upe*t engine of the express ren be seen Greek* in the fmmatimt of accusa­ eUngikle th* wrecked roaches of the local train. (International) tion* against Allianix, lltilgtuia and Yugoslavia." Gremykn’ accused ’the original Balkan Inquiry Commission, w hich hail the same membership as the 11-nation coupril, of lacking ob­ jectivity by showing “unusual in- ( trir-t." In Greek rhnrgei and of. ignoring case* where “th-s Greek authorities wrpre guilty." T|ic Soviet delegate described n* “senseless” a new Greek proposal ■which calls for council action un­ der ti. N, charter article* provid­ Virginia Belinis Rc- C.mclhi Faces Down ing f<>r use of International millLatq^ Experiences Hindu Youtljji.With tar v force if necessary. "It is surprising that '.nstend of Request For Peace At Sailplane .Meet eliminating the real reasons wfflch have caused Ihe difficult internal A'l 'ippTat i*r J iytcc." i . T '1 - KARAd ir~7Tug:— T4~ t t i -ituatton in Greece nnd the ten­ sion in *Wc relation* betsrcori her buiy -iml (tnnh tlirir fr.OI'B lund llnlain luitendered’ the inn* ol and her neighbors, toe repiesrma* raipuj campaign for u»e in h guvrinmenl to the Modem do­ I l '- m U n . - .l a n l ' * ( . [m l nsncinR oprrftion ol the new minion nl I’akitlan todey ag*m*t -------------------- ------ -15 toujxrt itifmiTutijin booth, was fo- a backdrop ol deadly communal dsy mide by J, Tfnilry Odham. rioting in the Runiah which.piled (uctidcnt. and Chsilci Luke, vice up a hdl o| hundred* desd and prrndrnt ol the club at its mcct- wounded tna at lit* Mayfair Inn. In dale. Even n» the vi.eroy, l-md Mount M.127 bat brcn railed, they ie. batten, inured over the govern vealrrJ. ment to tire Modem* m this I’tk BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 1 1. f(Pi— Mra. Virginia lleitnis, natlmntl i»lin capital.1 wide ate,** of I . A spectacular fire swept iho Neth­ wcmittl titilplfim. mating rlntm- lime weir in ll.uue*. Since dawn erlands Indies Petrol/'tiio Hoard's I'lnn, tnhJ uf her rxtMrlenc** lit yMteiday, by reliable unotlicisl main dump at the port of Tan-t- , "tting n e t - rectiib »t the Julv loengpriok this afternoon. I meet at llV bila f stti. Texas, country, 1**1 w-eie Idled and IHfi Native firemen extinguished thhere, in rnmpi-'itiou with ».\ wrfe wounded in Lahore, capital hlai* after three hours of ,‘eroir | H.er tr.er women pilot*, -he *et e ol the l’uni-«l> effort. They saved two large untnen's distance record of t'l and Calcutta, capital nf I!, -iir.il, tank* of high octane rasolin '. lull j « fraction n.ilf-*., a s'rai*-lii yunl anInangry mob of Hindu vinith* 6.000 cans and drum* cnnUlrdng | .f 62 Vnile* and an Hllitude recstone* and invaded the temore.than 100,000 gallon* of ga*o- r.ru of 7.500 feel atnve release cast atdenre where Midlands* K. Gand­ line were destroyed. at 2.000 feet. Her hu>haml, Stew hi hn» *et up a Joint pexco mmion Col. L. I. Drost. Batavia area ’li'enilaaea no r> n, y |t «i with the Mtrelem Premier of ttetlbase commander for Rte Nether J — ------ -------------- — gal, II. H. Kiihrawardy. land* army, said the fire was Here iu Karachi. Lord Mount“moat probably aabotagI C s s i l r N M a n ! '• « * » * )te ) • “Aug. 17 ta Indonesian Indepen­ dence Day and now if* time to took for the firew'orki." he said-' Droit said only a change In the In contrast with modern!* sum­ wind saved the entire dumn from mer temper aim ,< In Florida. Sandestruction. The blare cuinnger- f"id .State Market Manager JI. J. KAtM’l/AWA. Japar. Aug 11, ed large military *iipi>iv dump* I eltman. Wf^n iclurne-l recently and ahipping nearby. fn>m hi* former ’hum? town of (AV-Mt. A*ama, 90 mile* nmtliA substantial portion of Hutch (Tuam Point, Ind. aiauil 35 mile* west of Tokyo, erupted -iiildeidy military and civilian fuel supplies from Chir**:i>. levelled that the this iiftcrnmin. prmia£|y kilting for we»t Java are stored at Tend'- temperature tiicie w.it up to 104 four of a pnrty of 20 Japan- re Joengprlqk, seven miles nurtheast »n« afternon and ‘hat since Id* mountain'climber* ne*:- the sum­ of the center of Batavia. return, he w-s* iiilmninl that |t mit. ‘ 'Hire 9.115-foot volcano sent A Dutch communique, charging got up to 107 degree*. new violations nf the true-’ In In­ “I had. to return to RanTor-l tn rtouts (if smoke and asli tlimiMn Is donesia. aald Republican* also put rool off,” he told a llttl.r group of of feet into the air in six,separate the torch to oil Inatallatlont at interet.tcd listeners In front of .the eruptions within four hours. There was no lava. P a n g k a la n b ra n d an , In Indonesian- Court llousi? this morning. * Jatianrse rescuer* brought Id held northern Sumatra. It added Regardless nf westhe* varia­ that 300 Indoncsiana had attacked tion*. a ronildcrabln 'quantity of rlimhet* to safety, but ona was Dif t c h-oecupled Kajoegocng In out-of-state pearhe* and tomatoes burned so badly hr was not exsouth Sumatra and that In .exst are being received dally at Ihn D retrd to live. They la id four Java Intermittent mortar nnd auto­ market, h* stated. Tomatoes arc others were mlasing ami they were almost certain that two of tlirse matic arms fire had been directed from tha Carolina* and Virginia. at Dutch outposts near SoeraheJ* _ Whit* visiting hi* hruther at who were nearest the Crater had and Malang. Grown Point hestnloyrd srelpg perished. The volcano ajmeared oiilet dur­ haigball games in Chicago between the Chicago Cub* and the Dodgers, ing the night alter this' t*rqi»l Phlllle* and Cardinal*, he rrport- burst of activity tn two month*. e*L In order not to furthe.- dumTh# Sanford .Merchants Associa­ fouwL bIa.-ll*tan»r*T- he Infemrcd tion will hold a dinner meeting them that he saw the game* over Aug. 22 at 7:00 o’clock at tha May- hU brother’s new television set, LOS ANGELES, Aug. It. *47 fair Inn. It was announced today. and declared that tho televtaion The pending ch.xnge In the Pojt camera followed the ball all the Aorroxlmately 10 peroonrwere tolured, the $anU Ke reported, when Office-schedule will b« dlecuascd lima It waa In play. ■n uhlert protruding frott the side a* well aa the proposed study of of a freight train crashed through the City’s tax structure. a coach window of tha writ-hound There will also be n short talk California Limited near Uarstow on tho Cross State Highway ant] thli morning. aa open discussion of the Wednes­ Ftrat re port*-were that no car* day dosing. AH nurchputi ate WASHINGTON. Aug. 14. 1 4 7 urged to attend and bring their Th* Tanneaaee, Alabama and Geor­ were derailed. The Sant i he said employees. gia Railway Company today Join­ It believed the Injured were being ed 25 other railroads operating tn taken to San Uernardinu for hos­ ARRIVE IN RIO th* South tn aaklng for an Incrcasa pitalisation. A railroad spokes­ RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 14, (47 In hyjL PM gtngflL /ag* from 2.2 man aald the second section of the --U.-8Tr8Wf4U.ry of Sidle O U fft lo x.5 cants a mile. C. Marshall landed today at the Th# petition of th* original 25 SCHOONER STRUCK Ponte Do Geleao military airbase applications haa be.-n vet for hear­ TAMYA Fla.. Aug. !4 -(4 7 — for tomorow’a opening of the In- ing at Atlanta on Aug. 20. In con­ ter-American Conference on hem­ trast to tha recent unanimous ac­ Tha Jose Gaapar, ikree-maated isphere defense. Trygrio Lie, sec­ tion of eastern railroad* in ob­ schooner used for many years In retary general of tho United Na­ taining th* aame baal; fare In- Gatparilla carnivals here, waa tions. also arrived from New York creaae, not all soutlwri lines join­ atruek by lightning today. Tha ta address the opening plenary ed ta the proceeding for upward old. ship's , top foremast wax' session. splintered by the llghtnlnf bolL i. that territory. Jaycees ,Urged . India Is Released To Finish Booth By Britain While Funds Campaign Disorders Rage Dutch Oil Dump Fire In Indonesia Called Sabotage Lehmans Return From Indiana Trip Merchants Group To Hold Dinner Meeting 4 Killed In Volcano Eruption In Jupjin 10 Hurt In F reak ... Accident On Train Railway Joins Group Ankingr Higher Fares WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 l 4 h From the While llouie »lep» Pepfter (D-Fla) voifed Move Made To .Ease Senator hi* tupport today of Preiident Debt C l a u s c s O f Trumin for re-election. P e a c e Agreement "I don't think there it any quetlinn but that ihe Prriidenl WASHINGTON. Aitg N t4h should be ami will be nominated, The United Stale* today agter I ■*nd should be and will be elect­ In cancel about $1 ,(••!(),OOO.IHW ed." Pepper declared In reportin debt* owed it by ihe llaliin je u alter a call on the Preiident. ttoVr-Mimouf.' ■ SN f t . ; Adding p.4lr1cal significant* U tv h hloiida Sen *tor* remark* is lhc movr wa* m*ile. the Slate the t h / particular position he octu­ Pep ailment laid, to eaie th» ple* in the Democratic Party. v "Buidcntome clautet" of the ltd- Pepper is r|n*e to the CIO and other labor grouna. He also ia in JVtce I real v. ,, . I hr-.J.UIa Department announed t!ir decision in making public an accord concluded with an Italian financial mmion after line# month) of, negohatinn. t!wte6 the pact, the U nit'd Stale- waives all claim to payiui-ni fit aptuosiinately I6J:I.- a warm friend of Henry A. Willtec*, former—vfre. president whir— wa*'ou»ted by President Trum an, a* Cummer re Secretary after they clashed wirer foieign policy. * Furthermore. Pepper ha* b*-*f* i a fre<|uent critic of the prysenc ndmfnisliation aithough Ire ap plmidcd t*r»'lident Truman'* I^- i.n. ■".! Iiv supplies. ■ 1* Flans Discussed jucpL JA uf.jLbem_Auicto "" J ’■ Foc OpeCiTtion Of___ — ■11 v *Iup* which will replace •eli­ cit i cv-i-l* |o*t lining the wai Eight ut litre ate Italian chip* being returned 'by the Unilf-l Plan* for operation of two 500 State* and five are ve*»el» purrliaved (tout other American re­ loti boat* on the St. John* River In the near future were vestjrdsy public*. discussed by E. W. Tyler of Bruns­ wick, O* . and his *'s*oel*tex and Chamber of Co nun* re?r Manager Edivatd lliggin*. Sir. Tvlcr 1* reported to hav# anmuincyd intention if (tutting th# two bunts itilu’nperatiim in the in* laud waterways between Hanford, [Intllmnre and I'tiiis.li-Udiia. and his gimip requested tiuj n*»Ut»nee TOKYO, Aug. It (4Y— Gen- of the Chamber of Cunimeree in eral MacArthur marked lh» re­ securing a navigation permit on fund anniversary r j V- J day to- the St. John* River. day wi t h ' a me**age of gratiVIi . lliggin* assured them that lude tn hi* occupation force* h, would contact tn,* shippers in for the Job they are doing in **. tin. are* ami get them to endorse coring the peace In defeated Ja- , j,j, anplicallan">Yith tho Interstate pan. 1 Gommrrce Commission. Text of his me**age: | Wltlle Iteie. the grmtn visited Two year* ago today, the street al of the rilru* packar* who mounting power ‘ of allied arm* Own canning plant* and wot* rfiluced the enemy'* gun* to ali­ given asiuiatire -if sufficient ton­ enee and forced his -capitulation nage lo satisfy their requirement*. from th# challenge of war. The Tt.e boat operator* declared that victorious end of batt.le hecaitre Vf idatt* work out, they hope to be the beginning of an equally vi'ni In opeiation within 60 dav*. Their application i* for a com- campaign to secure Hie peace. We unw enter the last phare in J a ­ Tiiiui carrier, said Mr. H.ggtna, pan of (lit* test 'of our strength, and they will publish inte* (or ail • ll I* you men anil women, mil­ commodities fipm lltitadelnhta and itary amt elvllan, who have -om- all inlcrtuediale ni'nts on 4h*yin­ , posrd the allied foice* of *«• land waterway. riipatlnn who are bringing this task to a successful wmclusion. You have demonstrated that lit peace a* in war, the spiritual r * strength which free people may muster to sustain a righteous n e w Yo r k ; A u g . , ‘ n — < 4 7 — causa Inevitably muit prevail.William Btrohmeir. (light manag­ For th* structure of the mod- er for two former Army pilots ern world |a too deeply rooted in wltfi ate going atound th# world th r devotion of man tn the prac­ in a pair of light plane*, aatd tical Ideas of human jUstir , today h« had not been adviaed broad tolerance and Individual dignity to be overturned by such when they plan their hop, from strength a* may temporarily tie Greenland to Ireland, The pilot*, Clifford V. Evani, mounted by those who become 2 rt, of - Washington, D. C„ and ICeetlaae* na fna- T n i) George Truman, 39. of U>* Angete*. landed -Tuesday night near* Jutlannehmab, capital of Greenland, and presumably attll are there. Strohmelr aald. To Kcykjavlk, Iceland, la about 750 NUERNBERG, Germany, Aug. mile* from there. 14—(47—Twenty-one director* of, Thc/r-IIot* liegen their lelturelr the 1,111ion-dollar I. G. Farben junket Raturdxy at Teterboro, N J . Chemical T rust -pleaded Innocent before an American war crime* court today to charge* that (hey had conspired to plunge the world Into war for profit Without Farheti, Brig. General WAHHINGTON. Aug. 14 UP)— Telford Taylor, the chief prosecut­ or, charged In a scorching 20 .000 - The Clvlj Servlet Commlealon ent, Adolf word Indictment Adolf Hiller disclosed t4>d#v that it ha* found ifh powerless to start ten additional Htat* Department tha war in 1919 'and powerless employ hr*. Ineligible for govern­ to wag* Jt so aucccaafulfy for so ment , employment "for loyalty rr**on, all of them Involving Comlong. Bouts On St. Johns M acArthur Thanks Occupation Troops On VJ Anniversary Globe Circling Fair Still In Greenland Nazi Concern Blamed . For Starting War i I ■; 10 Workers Dismissed For Loyalty Reasons B Farben directors, accused the dye and chemical trust, world wide tn •cope, of being the industrial heart of the N ail war effort. Ha borrowed tha German’* own re ­ pression for I- G. Farben, “a state within a atata", because the company waa given such a pec­ uliarly Independent atalua by per­ sonal order* from Adolf Hitler. m%P»m\)rlng* to 20 the numbirof Htat# Departmmt worker* •* removed since July 1, 1946, for security reasons. The commission announce*out was contained in a letter to Chair­ man- Rce* (R—Kan*) of tb# House Clrtl Sendee Commltte* which ha* been studying em­ ployee loyalty. V \ i -» q .. ~ I’eppci cnllid at tlie IVhit* after Sir. " ri’e term* of tlie urder»land-, llouae immediately log have the effect of ollevlai- Truman h«d held a, weekly con- ing revel a) of tlie hurdetnome i frtctire. Pepper told reporter* he c I iiim c * uf the Ita lia '’ I'eace did not dtwusi jeditic* iu h.s Tn-ntv. .1't-l thaieiiy oihs'aottil call on Ml. Truman Jml wantetf S id iltlirs i» letuieteil tn tli>* Ital­ tn make clear hi* pniiliott. The Pie*ldeul, he said, ha* ian rconorry,' the ritate Heparlproved himself "•iticere, honest nifiit announcement «atd. lltliri iiighlight* trf the enmpie and human—tie i* the «*lt of th* lieniivp accord *v*th the itn*- crlrth of this country." I.tiiig l-efore, Pepper had made inti g"veinineiit are: 1, P n iim li'K of approximate!) clear lie would not go along with patty uiovelftknt t>»jr.'l MHI.IMII) ill lilnckiut Hall III any 44tluiil iinllmint Of, 1‘fla* t’lrel proper tie* nqd esspl* in the Unit­ ed Stale, once *lie owner* Mil* cert if icd n - non-(a trial. 2. Turning <"fr ;»f Td merchant v e-iiti to the Italian govetnINHI.ilOu in civilia n ■ D •-J v: - � 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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LcesburgTrim s Locals In 3 T o 1 Contest: Kinnamon. Bissen Hurl For Celerymen and InaWlitr to hit safdv with'men Pmert. I ton tie run war* proved to be'the Or«»r. • * 1# Owieleh Fed*' downfall. K utI I l | Tomorrow tbr Fed* invade City Inland Talk tr. Dayton* R»at7f for a atari* tilt and Will return hime »w e*» t on Thuradav for a return engage f.fT..r, Mn'tar. H etrtagl"* men! with the D ir t*. U.‘ t v i. UrsaWaM. Bun* t i v M'tUeru* U ie *> t TTif*. tIV K W II L E E S B U R G . Aug. IS, (Special! — The Lee*burg Pirate I tripped the fart moving Sanford Celery \IfMsP3*. *» Fada in a J t to 1 contort here lart HUnveli, It* Wight wit™ Joe Mated* getting the lindfc rf tf wed over Van Kinnamoa and Char­ U l* lie Bisaen. 1j * =» t Tonight the Pirate* invade the hit* fn » r McHat-tl. Or tiia .n l ii Z»t* fnM! 1!, !h Skrrlf.rc* ’47 SEMINOLE HIGH GRID SCHEDULE !Billy Kinard D e fe a t e d Sept. 19 Open SepL 26* Seminole vs Gainesville Oet, 3 Seminole vs Lust is weight tailed hi* first defeat in O ct 10 Seminole vs DeLand fiatiruff circle* in 2 * nout* in the * American Legion Arena in Or. O ct 17 Open s I lando laat night. Kit.ni Herrtvon. PSIve-n'i* I * ut.o |>!»« fy t* ■t Joev Dunn. Jackaonville pogillrt with left hook* that ae-no. powered h r a rteata tuHiim i »T»» The victor and aggreaiuir.all. the *'*>«■ le li et I.He* I- Ilk*** . » P *V ,.r» U*»t* ^pniciwal Park tn Sanfnrd for a aingl* « 1L tt Pcl»tk ■ at- t*p)V**ll» (Ivora ft. AtlgUktlO* *1 iiktoevvill* Traffic death* ( U the t’ n’ ted Stale* per 10 b million travel mile* in were at an ail-iim* low of P 7 . V*n«V4L liUrtt Tmk CiBcin bati C k k ifB E el tv ,41* rt ■41 44 f tu *4 RiftM t t m e l f f Tork > .T'MisActpht* a ian>! F O Il R E N T 9 S E E T H E new l>kwn Shaver. Ask fur demonstration. S E N K M i l h C L A S S A P A I N T CO. I I S - I l l W. 2 nd St. S A X D IN G - Hr cleaning A waxing. Our power unit enable* u* to wn»k Where »• C O N V A LES C EN T HOME nenr H .M *. Gleaaan. I .air Mary. Fla opm mi Cbuluota, IB m i l n n . K. A U Ttl .RA D IO S, MotohiU. Sale* of Sanford and lh mile* N . E . and ’Serrice. The M um Bux, R O O F IN G - R O O F Painting, all of Orlando. Largr acrern and Ilk W . l it S t Phene OSS. kind*. Smith Hro. 'Phone 11KK. open purr he* to alt and enjoy the to r i breeze* nff Lake ,C#thR O O F C O A T IN G - Aklwato* Alu- N E E D A N E W D RESS? Let Waneriaa. Iaugr ground* anJ walk* nunum rw>f mating- gwod for nit* make i t Wanmta Tajdcr aafe from auto traffic! Large metal, alate or mmpn«Dion rotifRnt 14 f»-A Sanford..Rt. IgU t and mum*. Brirk mnv* irdriiihi* r-.- 1 * rhiraga l.mc wore*: Uv.i.‘ t.'r.~ » <»(|*i The kplnninj whe4! wa* inteni- L p g a lN o tlce VIII II i. i ti Herald. At riel en e cho k t S P E C IA L S h « V IC E S FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM ThUfWl*} Tokyo at the eojirvr Wash­ ington I* headed by’ V » j .% F !'*■• Flovd I* Park*. War Denar uncut eon- C hief o f public iaformatvon. En* ] trie* from Hawaii include S*.ai ' I Gen. George H. !>oekrr. Chief of 4 2 S ta ff for Army Ground Fortw* in 5 ] the P acific. •. • and * our enllrted men le ft Tokyo a ; onth ago to compete ln<tht lottr- . NICKS OWN ICE CREAM W i make our own lew Ci*»m, All I1*t#N T a s t r — D elirio u * — I l e a l l h f u l NICKS •mammt Orlando -E V E R Y type rahme! made to or* Attg ue 1*0 . the n -*m Uf IVW.I det—ail kind* of woe-tworkin*;, In.lru-tinn *in i n t t l i* e l i e l ■lilt „t tumuliifui *ne - mrtahing *dei aneciat made dwirv. etc. Semin­ U tiB el r t r c l c u llk titte g ' II ole (ahinei Whtka directly liehmd the Clin it. 1 ir fier esti- *li-r »nli it.. *;EpBfflcut#fil s f*f ’EUt®»!6 i IteaghtM t “Aehlteci to the *•*>■ nialea. phone Of.2 12 Gainekville 000 000 000—0 S t Aug. . 000 000 001— 1 Fu ll* and Dulaney; Nrtrhnr StlUwtdb % • * ed in India *n< U .atill widely uaed ftfLand thrre_ MAID, lit wa*hinr. lroTtJnr. Replj B o x 'M . J . M g J l t t K* trhfr d i i t l a ' i t f d George F u lu to turn in'a 1 to 0 virtnrr over the Ga •nearill r Gmcn for the St Auguatinr Rahil* in a hot battle Ia*t nirt.U The victwr t u . the fifth in a championship. row for the Saint* and l*oo*ted About 200 entries, victor* In the Saint* to one percentage point elimination m att hr* in IS major behind the league leader*. arrov commands, ratnr from army Avor: D r ir o r - U n i t i tile ton* Beach D ir t* in a S to'O teat I i I filial •ilAilc X. New TerW.y 4 cn,> Y MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M. S t Augrustinc Gains Army Linksmen Open On League le a d e r s 1st A ll Army Tourney The Orlando Senatnr-t and tl>e installaunn* a* distant a* D eland lied Hat* ip>tt a twin bill and Hnnolulp to cumpelr in the O range C ouptr city. IV Land Fort Denning officeti" club copped th e f l i r t tilt S to (i and Or­ A Urge delegation from tV sittr.rtrr, -there ti ne- electrtr mr.nc u o » . avaiUble. 21 yeai*. t ifiefirnr*. 4 C E I L I N G fan* fur * * U l*anev‘* A Y A J L A B L R at once, eonrentert- B E R T ’ S S EW IN G MAC H. SHOR l r located dowa town oe-uon. . .un to date apartment* with all modem rntivenlence*. Adut:* C A N V A S P A IN T - dear and col ora. S E V K A R JK GLAS S l P A I N T CO. Phone 320 . T H R E E RO OM unfumiahed apart­ ment, adult* and reference* FLO W ER S pirate. Phone 106G-R. fee all occaaiona t o s t . f lo r is t s TW O-BOOM fumiahed apartment. McN e i l l a Slpe* A vr. jurt nff Celery AduiU only. 2300 -M dltm vUU Office ph. 40 S re* idcor* phrC lOB TOR R EN T - 2 mom f Taint*, Poultry Suppiiea, Nail*. . apartmrn'.. adult* only. Purina Feeds, G r w m a * and Meat*. Tmirhton A Walaon, ta il «n r« 4WI Nil 4* I 1.41.1 r E X P E R T painting — rontrpet or hourly baata. S . C. Grogan. Free eatimatew Phone 7R.1J . it. r o p E j o a x k c 10 to I t ' . . T i * year warranty F E N R A R Ik GLASS k P A IN T ft. t*.bh i . .Cbleage l *aii»i itn r i-u n », fo u l Utah 1 lnrf»» WORK WANTED riAW iR 000 005 O—o s Amonr the etitrtr* {g J.t. Jam es Vanderhoff of Lock land Atr ■|T.T^.II»'“4W | j Starr rhampion in Ifilo and klrah Atirru. ) can Golf Champinn In 1044 . g Second r*m r IvLan d 000 latri 000—0 fl 1 j A aeninr tournament for nrtrvn Orlando 010 0 (0 00 a- 2 |0 1 j or retired Army perannnel M) ; yrar* df age or older. In on tap Alonn* and Madjekkt; Davi* and in addition , to the rhampion«hip meet No B etter Value Daytona WKi OfKi (too—p 3 ; 220 (K*0 01*—'. 10 1 Inrci AtlaMir Nrtirn*! lin k Imllfl Palatka ie,* Tl.e re—t ' r* 5tv* rtglo Bodine^ F tnrh and Tetrault; Ortg rre* and Tonmff. * o, rei <rr *o j !!. *11 Md*- thr liave* full. Earl Johnaon. Red Sox. ahwt out *4 aahmgtrrj) ] -(l dr three * ingle*, v Y E S T E R D A T H ST t(!-i two iif them acratrhy. to gain Gradv Hatton and Angle GaUn, revenge on Mickey Harfnrr who P»d*. made via hita and <lno-e ir. output hed hirh 1-0 flr r i t i n ago. > i>i «i i. ►ever n * i* between th-m la Red*’ t.O-ire. It tier*!.* give* that we B-3 rietprs1 uvrr the Pirate*. Hat­ __ I f e^gg1 Thread druignaii . — r l t |R l r i lit Ouv'tt*-** a* 114 ?**- ton got ‘four hit* in four time* at .let) At ro u e' Kaitlttr* tdA. **mean? -hat Die thread i* 200 tfmei hat and drove in three run-; Gat4 e. lire riel!!h*l» Santt Plertetrottmt. Itoger* llardWKie (To. artlf tHel t * t lenfl Ir ! » ( » : « e»*a B*ln» puteOfcOf *t lb* IfOItt of ta* FirthlOBe ai.i^tfc u y -W -t .itoeta el ffri-Sv ItH tm n w n 'Ji» ‘O R R E N T —Fl(rt>t aandcr, F.a*y Bemlb’.ie-.Couaiv, F"lr!da(ipfgatintL Baaiemahlg rate*. San­ T W ftH *. ■ t, K jsoimi •'beirmaa ford Paint A CTlaa* ( o Phone D O l*G E • P L Y M O U T H P A R T S A N D S KR V IC B I 0 » F a la r t U Ava. Phene l A-DE moth priKifinr laaU 1 veaia. Hat-e your woolbr.a moth proofed now. Ihiaplcjrr Clean erii k T-amA-j A v a Phone P I*. Firrt Among Fine fT k ia iio B le n d e d W h isk e y M pr™>r CJTV grata aewtral a v rita . Three Feather* Dirtribatora, lac_ New T w k OZARK IKE 113 Palmetk* nf I'icoda !»4li « nk t>r tier* —--------•— -rf—iW H e»e! i ‘c a '1 »t »w»l»e'e ACE 0 ‘CAADCk W iLDER'H D ir ja h h a ir t Da y / " M»U/*A7. INNIHG. l*iann Tuning and Repairing. L , L Bouae or apt., furnished or imfuralthed. Prefer kitchen equipped n n t r t X ) F E E D S -complete lira HuntY Tuvertr Feed v n rt but not nerraaary. Pennanenl , reaMenta. Write P. O. Boi 1341 rn r. M ORTG AGE LO A N S fl» M . H A L U Reallve BroLer and Show rand* and D EN TS , b u n d led B I N D LLS . p o u n d in 10. 16, 2 0 and 26 CENT H E R A L D O F F IC E e le ie r v n r iiy ■ c lo r k o n T b u 'R ^ a . n>«ranK Aegiwt xt. t* 4T. ia» ll•■»^a ■rf I*eWtr lo«rtjeunB wHt! TereTiT SALE N E W S P A P E R S -S ^ 7 -t e rtits / / T ' W A LK m e * 4 ME1* OON*4A *> G IT A 4 a ( S U H P R IZ E / I • SIGNS *1 FAIR O LD ~1 T e l l * '* l . » e « Or I* olio *1 1-t.aerfl I*™i.urg *0 d A v ro R f* N*-'» tla l." Can accomodate so Phono or write /or reaervation at once. Oviedo 23 C2 or D r. Martin 231*2 or w rit* Boi 1 B7 Chuluota Florida. Large redan for gneata to ri*il their dormr. Cartagena in Colombia agalnit th» Indian IhnaWtant* returned win b .*ty valued at 1,600,930 grid ducatr;. including a 140 . pound image of * porcupine In aolid gold, ■ fit . t/>UM h. I l. I**JInn* Ti-krlt » ■parkling play afield by the Bur* all utHitie*. beat and .Uni Spanivh mid »taged froa» Qne 1*-*•»!.urg g IA S F't>BD t *1 AaClirtirt t. Half™ * ilW peaHion nearly every fram t, but licit rt O F F I C E apace in Meiach Budding. but Kinard would not roncedt d*. /eat a* he came bark repeatedly for terrific pounding*.* ’ . The judge* gave Dunn a unania. OU* derision, but their ballots were varied. -*»• 7* * Mv**lti tvtrfb* t t rtrUTUl*. The Pirate* collected rrtne' aafe tie* from the offering* of Kinnemon and B i**m * bile Paul C.< riciah and Maaeda were limiting g l ilo tiie visitor* to five well acatterrd HoUiln* tf Zrrfeanseb ,m lik-rl tig !*■».. i The Fed* had mta in aenring Aatirr. rt R E C O R D P L A Y E R S for rent. B j i n ■ *V» IS ONLY TWO 1NNIMOS Away PITCHING hom Watch and clock repairing. Elyr- L u ll e i) >•** a * • * H H k w i . i E irt -■i- sfi-et u rn cell a* the -oilier of trir Appliance, Sewing Markin, *,i>. *uirfvifoeiid4ja In irihe rl,*n and varuum rleaner irpair- The I -jr~ r a t bo*irfj i i e iT O tfc* ri#iii .Home Shoji, J 7P0 Sanfoi d A eg it rti— •• no. end all M4* poem nf Public Inorlicfcon G . C. Fellow*. Phone 1 I 4 .7-J. h e a i n 't EV EN ■ ttn rtd ,.f I'ublw- 1rrftruna.it l» i' Inssrance Agetd Florida B ute Bank Bldg. LAND C L E A N I N G A N D gtntinoi. rtietar, tn-frrta. See Jimmie Orman'* Sheri kit tat DRAINAGE. 1 NEW CATERp n x A n n ia s E L b ix l t k ie N E W . two atrvry, three bedro..m v a rin : F-RS WITH P A I - M E T T I home. Two car garage. On m * •** RAKES T W O 6/4 YD Xmir* t» (k^rtelijF .pltrp cemar M U S x 140 in Mayfair. 1 ft tfeL # litislilfrii ill DRAGLINES. EQ IIPM EN T flmilftftfel Ril'd CffHIPMff)M Will well tmfuraiahed nr furniahed JiY'tft'U dh S-BVRNF.n STOVX; amall W NOW IN THIS VICINITY Miifli'f iti*. fi'ftlt.teii.1 II* nilft- "mimi fiirN T h o m X66 -M. box. hill W. 1*1 St. NIM K irtfT CONSTRUCTION Ci Mr h Wi^ki” ftt)4 lhk> ¥+ »f* Hlfl Tiumi l»ur IMMEDIATE PfISSESSlOX CO, ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE |p|i4 tn nnd hcatrola RHIRittt - in tin# jjjMfrgifl f|»p UlrtnifFil2 acre faj/n. home. 4 room Iron**, very rraaonahle. filO Marn'dia KlIW tatV lft ftlsHpIftr IW»lt t*#Vi furniahed or unfumiahed, lean vf Tlttrtlc 1>4II Blth th# ClMfV r»l Ph 21 ft . > RENT A CAR tiful lawn, ahruha, fruit tree*— «t>» H ithH Cntirt of fWwtltkol* Conn • YOU DRIYB IT 1 orange, 6 grapefruit,T. ruava. fte itx and peart fur canning, PHONE M 4 paralmmtm. 0 fig, 4 loaiuaL 1 T I B d l A v a i l IS StrneL' BTM1CK L AND-M ORKISON peach Shade tree*- -hickory, U DR1VE-IT. IN C > 1647 6 cubic foot S e n d r»» ref­ water oak, au*trail*n pine, rrvpe rigerator. U n t i n i Rntaurmyrtle, palm*. H acre rultivaled SEE US FOR ant. Sanford Orlaniln H'rway. rich garden noil. 1 arre cow p»» turn. 2 chicken yard* fenced. 1 artealan well. 20 chick env .*» mile Federal Highw-ay *ln jirte eaaa. Near atore 1 milri Wert of fianfnrd Route L Bog 76 , A sic* br«ne with income nrnperiy, BABY’S pi*/ pen. 71ft Weat Kurt DESKS, <S1 office de*k*. H i \ypiata de*k -with chair*, I b A-t M IM E O G R A P H P R IN T IN G * A N D T Y P IN G C R E D IT H U R E A U O F SAN FO R D IIS N . Park Phwrf IN rondititm. New Elgin twin" out­ R A D IO R f P A IR IN G board motor. Apply Mr. Bowen, E X P E R T Fred M yar*. S it E . 2 nd 9 t 641 Pinmtma Drive. Debarrl,-------- der Office. Phone PM. A T T E N T IO N —D I A P E R ALLO W AN CE F O R Y O U R O hD RADIO The MUSIC Box W . i*t . Ph. 9&1 M OTH ER S S E R V IC E - ETTA KETT ltaby k'alvet fumiahee boepHal F O K D S O N Tractor, 1 reuK I laed container. Economical and rood condition. L ( . K. aafe. Fully medically approved .Lake Monroe. Phone 1322 -W hr*; al*o two cat garage Call Daytona 24 G7-W collect f « three room nprtalr apartdriaila. PS diaper*. SS a weeit I T .E N T Y uf good pred tool*, watrhe*. clock*, radio*. Aim new watrlie* and G . K . A latte L O N N I E M C M U L L E N ’S Markri clock*. Fred N ye rv S U F - 2 nd Barber Shop open Thuraday, Oaa efficien cy a p a -tm tn t « * . with approx. P«J add orange tree*. 1 1 blh off nf Route 1 By Walt Disney AYJW<i IT* TO T R A D E IN tit 7 f t Cold Spot refrigermtor*. I>eI.ute Modela S214 .PA. Seer* Or­ MICKKY MOlISh W heeler o f Sanfprd B y. Paul Rohinsop AC TO C ifitS* ) r( t vbn!w t i O I T * 7V4g__\ CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS • Aluminum, II Stud. W eed! D AT D E L tV E R T We REPAIR! . FREE ESTIMATES By Fran Striker Ford. F . O . Box Phone 1014 -R. 1 ( 64 . Sanford. , �I f a t f c U y T h er# Is S tre n g th — I 1 " To Protect th# P h « Of the World; T i P ra tU THE W EATHER* Considerable elondlr.es* tonight and Thursday with scattered shower's. th# P t o i r m of America; To Predoc# Pio*p*»ltf f#r Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R — VOLUME XXX V1U E stab lish ed 1 9 0 8 Argentina To Ask Meet Of •AH Americas Indonesian. Leader Arrives In 'U.S. SA N FO RD . F L O R ID A , W E D N E SD A Y . A U G . 13. 1917 UN Considers Associated Press Leased Wire Talks On _ British Loan Terms To Start M onday Trapped In Wrecked Automobile r n Marshall -Plan May Be R e q u e s t e d ; U. T3. D e 1c g a t cs Leave'*'For Brazil RJO DE JANEIRO. Brstil. Aug. . W W)—Argentine Foieign Miniiter Ju»n Bramuglia declared to­ day he would propose that the Inter-American Conference call i special economic meeting of all American nationi. Some diplomats. predicted Ar­ gentina posiibly would imiit on a "Martha 11 plan" for Latin Amrr*ii». to match piopoialt for* Unit# . State a -fundi to. aatiil WeMern Europe and Asia. Ambanador Guillermo Belt, head of the Cuban delegation, taid hit - nation would imiit on ihclurion of an economic clauie in any forthcoming Inter-Ameritan Treaty. "The treaty canhot be complete without a clear definition . ot 4 lc a ft of ''economic aggretainn." Belt anerted. " I contider any economic threat ai dangeroui x» any threat of war." The Argentine Foreign Mini** ter reiterated that he would b«< k tre principle of unanimity (which amount) to veto power) for col Itclive action, but that Argen­ tina w n willing to accept mmlifiaction of tbe principle if (hit war Die will of a majority of the American nationi. The arrival of Juito Prieto, who Called himtalf ‘‘obierver for the raguayan rebelt," tuggeited 4C'*at1anr<l Pa*» T m ) British To Help U. S. Over Gteclc Issue: P a k i s t a n Seeks Equal Membership C Of C Completes Kiwanians Enjoy PlafflT F o risB o r T a n d y Program Day Celebration Ai Lunch Meet Ruhr Coal Meet Studies German Transport Issue [Further Action >n Price Situation l a n d e d By. CIO E Building Trade Wages Jump 15 Per Cent Globe* Circling Flight Headfl For Iceland r Yucatan IJndamajred From Tropical Storm >mmunist Attack In ^ Paraguay Repulsed Rain Forecast For. Drought Hit Midwest 3 Lifeboats Manned As Ships Collide Off Pacific Coast LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. IJ id*. —-The United Nationi * repotted today that ■Secretary-General Try­ gve Lie wai ronridcring ilcpi which may be taken to implement a UN recommendation for action *<t*in»! Franco Spain. Ivan Kemo. aiiiitant-icerclary general, Mid Lie war "thinking about the cate" and would make ■ decision upon J )it .return (rum the Intel Alnffif.in ■erinference' In n $ S f f i lr tir i'o f \he In'dtmesisn Republic and now idvtier to tha Rio L)e J itirfro. president.of th# republic, Sutan Sjahrlr Is decorated with a flower on his arrival at La Guardi* Field. N. Y„ from Cairo, Egypt Ha said tha A resolution adopted at la*t purposa In visiting th* United State* w»i "to eee and bear." Sjahrlr fall's assembly said if the France declined to discuss the part that th* United Nations might ptsy In settling regime remained in power af*ri the conflict b*tyreen the Dutch and Indonesian*. (International) a reasonable lime” that the Se­ curity Council - should consider the adequate measures to be taken in order to remedy .lhe__situalma.! lierrro said Lie would dwride whether to officially rail atten­ tion of the rounrll to *hc rut cent situation in Spain. Lie already haa advised'the as. aemhly, uhirh meet# ^rpt It!, nf Hu- t o nunse to on accompanying assembly rrrummcndaMon tn«t ..it Boat Races, Riding Food Demonstration, 65 mrrnl'cts u-llhdraw their Pinbosand ministers from Madrid. Tournaments. Ban­ Guard Unit Talk. sad.,r» only tuo who failed to riturdy quet Arc. Included Style Show Given The wme Argentina nod Hut Domini, can Republic. Argcnim-i sent n 11 "Mlln.ir.l nn 1-nnr Ih rrrl Everything ij in rradinfii for Kiwsnism' today enioyed a pro­ the gals Labor Day celebration, gram *1 the Tourrit Crnler that including Imal facet, liotte rates included » talk concerning the anti a banquet at <he Mayfait formation of a new National Inn, AI Lee. committee chairm- Gustd unit by Brig General J. C. man, told the board of directors Hutchiion. a demomtration of of the Chamber of Commerce last quick ftoien me«l» and vegetable! night, adding that lie had iecei> by Alex R- Johnson, and a style ed 100 percent cooperation from show of Florid* Faihioni, Inc^ WA8 HINTON, Aug. n o p ) _ btjiinesi intereMi and civie- organi­ with Ff*nlrMi*met~?ipt4tetHB tht Tlie acute sliortag*. of -transport in Western Getmeny stood nut zation!. rapid growth of this new Florida today ax an inrreastnflv Impor. mail order .industry. tant factor In the Anglo-AtnerfMore than ha* already General Hutchison appealed to ran del Itwr at inns altvejl at ba(a(been raised toward defraying ^exKiwanians a*-btr*lpe*im*h to Ing Ruhr7 mat hliljmt. penirt o tp h e event, he m i ' th* the As the talks euieter) their w" back up a plan to atlnw employees Chamber of Commerce lm under 16 days leave a year to go to find day, delegates on both Side* WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 UT>Tha CIO, contending the prim written it to the extent of $750, training camp and at the same Were reported seeking way* to situation demand# further action *nd there will be ipecial corner time not deprive them pf pay solve the prohlenl of how- to nio*,* coal is mined from the Ithan a Juatiea Department Invea- tioni on the lake front. Tbe pro­ or regular vacation. He told of whatever tlgatlon, renewed today a request gram has* already gone to prets. the fine record of the 12(ih In­ Ruhr pit*. The growing ecsrclly rail­ fantry composed largely of Flori­ that President Truman call an Jndustry-government-labor confer- and a big crowd ii expected, he da men a n d .o f th* p resid en ts road car* and locomotives has caused more than I.OtiO.OOO tons citations received. lance to aeek voluntary price re- added. R. Johnson demonstrated of coal to l>* dumped lira/ the ■hjetlona. The banquet at |he Mayfair er Alex which is usen by the Florida mines Instead of .being driivrn I w Emll Rleve, chairman of ’the Inn will be held at 7 :0 0 P. ,M. a large canvass cover* I contain- to Industries in Germany end jLahor organisation’* full employcountries. iment that the CIO welcome* at- wi|h a dance later in the evening. Quick Freeze and Storage Corn- ttelghlMjrlng One American 'participant said <* "•United nn T o il sny lo "raruport foods fioxen Itorney Genera) Clark'a announcey the quick freeze process *1 the conferee* could not hope to _£m*nt committee, raid in a statethe plant. He stressed the pur- solve Germany' tangled trans­ p m en t that an inveitigation of portation problem at this tin—ting It • • IIMas# on e . 1 . T n.l ghigh price* will be made. nu* might make a start at i""But many price* are ’**t b;lerminlng how to tepalr wreck­ irge monopolies and mormpdllo* ed coal car* and fix uther* wear­ In . not necessarily fall under tliing out Hally. WASHINGTON. Aug. 13. (,p>_ rriminat law and Clark’a InvesriThe number of car* "lost” in Wages of union workers in the ition," he added. the RuSslaq. yap* of Germany *f ....... building trades rose 16 percent In f'For example. In the automoter delivering coal In the Soviets NEW YORK, Aug. p*,t >f*r* *1’® largest Jump in la -industry. General Motors Motor* I w-a« described »* negligilde rm o mtrol* probably 00 percent of a single 12- month period aide* Two former Army'pilot* who are pared to the total shortage. circling the globe In two light [he buslnes* add therefore I* able 11*20: the Bureau of Labor stntlsDiscussion nf rhe trnnsportatlnn plane*, with timejrn_objeet, land­ tirx reported today. i dictate prices.” licip was mad* possible, a* n The Increase amounted to about ed last night In Greenland and "related "So wa feel that step* should Issue” under the forr » taken1 at once to carry out 25 cents an hour for tietirlv 600,- dan to take off today for Ice- ntula for the talks laid du»vr iur proposal of yesterday, that 000 workers In seven mnior con­ and, William Btrohmeler. flight yesterday by Assistant Becretsty "resident Tnim air sumihon a con. struction crafts. Winking hours manager, said early today. Clifford V. Evan*. 2fl. of Wash­ of State, Wlllatd Thorp, chh-f krenee of 1Industry, and Labor showed- little- change during the ington. D. C-, and George Truman, Anitrlcao negotiator. vear between July I, 10(1 and lepresenfatlve* to seek voluntary Thorp said any Issue which ha* 30. of Lo* Angeles, messaged Julv I, 1947s tlm llssM »« P»a» TWsI trie* reduction* and that ConBtrohmeler they had laqded safeMost of the hourly wage boosts .. . —..r , ‘Immediately upon recoilly at Blul# West One Airport, eatpe after wage controls were lilng, should reestablish price about 40 mllei from Jullannahaab, •dropped Nov. J).. 1040, ItLS said. ind rationing controls.” . of) Greenland. Evans During the control nerjqd from capital C#P'*P*, Rl’h fkrP- Crawford ?uly, 10( 2, until that date, how- landed at 8:28 P. M. and Truman [(R-MIch.), a' leading congression­ minutes later. They had left al . critic of OPA, labelled a* ever, pay scale* Inrreastri lit per­ two Gooae Bay, Labrador, shortly ("fantastic" Clark’s order for an cent. NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1.1 uVi total rise from July, IP39, after .boon yesterday, —The center of a tri.plcal storm anti-trust investigation Into food. to The javik, Iceland, tha next July, 10(7, amounted to approxi­ in the Gulf of Maxim was lo­ Nothing, and shelter prices. mately (0 percent. During the ito p T la about 730 mile* from cated at 0:00 A. M„ Central same right years, the consumers Greenland. The pllota started out Stnml.xrd Time shout 120 mites p r io Index (formerly the cost of Saturday from Teterboro, N. J.. w e s t-northwest of Campsch", living index) increased by 60 per­ and arrived Sunday at Gooae Ray Mexico. cent and wholesale prices of build­ after a atop a t Preaqua Isle, Me.’ The United States Weather ing materials soared M percent, Weather conditions c^alayed their Bureau here said the storm, which ASHINGTON, A ur. 13 UP)— the agency reported. take-off from Labrador. . moved across tha northern Yu­ uiDermo Eneiico, r i r i i u i y m BL8 said plasterers anti plum­ catan Peninsula yesterday from J ambassador, said ha had be«n In- ber*. who received an 18.8 percent t)ie Caribbean Sea Into the Gulf, iformad today that "tha attempt wage hike, scored the largest gain Is moving west o r' west-north­ [by tha Communist revolt” t<> from collective bargaining last ward at 12 to 15 mite* per hour. **•!«• Asuncion, th» country’s cap- re a r In the 75 cftle* covered by Tbe strongest winds near th" lltal, "haa be#n repulsed.” the survey . 1 ' l l ______. renter are about 69 miles per Th# ambassador aald In a By tha Associated Prase hour, with squalls extending 2(Xi I statement ‘ ha received his tnforSome crop-reviving akought- miles to th* east and north of [ nation tn a cable from Preatden: breaklng shower* were In prospect the center. 1 Hlglnlo Morinigo. Ha added: today for parts of tbe northern Caution waa advised Interest* j “The situation of tha goverr great plains area within the next In th* southwest Gulf of Mexico nt la solid. This statement Is 24 to 30 hours but no general reagainst Increasing in)en*tty to da In view of th# g n a t amount lof propaganda which Haa been Tfta Sanford Tost Office will re­ Hof from the searing heat could be expected before the weekend. technical location of the f circulated from oth«r countries.” main open alt day Saturday and The rainfall waa muring east­ storm center at 9:00 A. M.. wa* Saturdays thereafter, and su itin g on Aug. 20 will closa on Wednes­ ward from Montana and North given by tha Weather Bureau a* days. Carrier* will continue to Dakota with ffkkly heavy ahowera near latitude 20.3 degree* and probable locally by tonight or to ­ longitude make on# trip on Saturday*. mg! 02.3. This action, said Postmaster morrow through Minnesota, Iowa No material damage was re­ Joel Field, waa taken at th# re- and Wisconsin, tha Wyather Bur- potted whan the storm p tjte q FREDERICK. MtL, Aug. 13 UP) puest ot Ned Smith. jzwsld#a: of I f TM f uck tan' ra it"nfihT. —A - ir-yvar-old My **M te ld the Sahfbrd Merchants AsioclsWhere the rainfall la sufficient by Frederick eounty police to- tlon which recommended the to break local drought conditions, di-/ after bla second attempt change a t a recent meeting. IMPROVEMENTS temporary relief irp m o th a Improvements are continuing tn xA iln six y e a n to wreck a The change In Poet Office Imon could be expected but these points ! treln. wa* agreed to by county officials, would be scattered, tbe Bureau downtown Sanford a* merchant'' Kenneth MeGaha of tbe Balt*- garage owner*, auto #upply cem- aald, adding that ntoel of the prepare for tha fall-trad*. ■Among uicre and Ohio Railroad pollco Danlea and the downlosm grocery showery area will not receive suf­ these are the Hunt Tuxedo Feed said ipiVe* pl#ced’ on the tracks •toree that have bean remaining ficient moisture to benefit deteri­ Company at Sanford Avenue end Second Street which ties a new near Feel’s Mill faded to de­ open all day Wednesday*. Nr. orating crop*. rail a freight train only because Field revealed. Unlaaa a consider­ Continued high temperatures, celotex ceiling and floureecent H had slawed for a curve. able number of complaint# are jr*Ofrally ranging from around M Hghtlng, and Eddie’s Resteurept The boy said he "wanted hi received before noon Saturday, tha decrees upward were forecast for on Park Aranda which la being see what would happen to the new achedul# ^H1 go Into enact roost of the Midwest. East and attractively painted (n bright cefengine.'' or*. South today. as outlined, be aald. Post Office Makes Change In Schedule Boy Tries Twice To Wreck Railroad Train m m Impact In Fog Cuts I lalfwny Th ro u g h Coastal Motfirship WASHINGTON; Aug 13 t-Pw_ _ Sectetsty nl the Ttesiury Snyder ■mnounerd todsv that rh»cur»ioni Wilt list! Monday with Btitim oflicisti on’ ru in g teinu of ‘the. $ 1,750.0110,(100 American loan It .v DIIVIN INTO A PARKfO TttJCtt In Itotton. Ms**., by hi* legless e*-«l brother. Fdward, 54. Anthony POdowtkl (above), 25. ot Dorchester, swi* a tight mr tin r ig*r*ny.~reTtTreWaTTTni I MUmHUtA 'H int 1m out of die wrecked nuto. Anthony Is on Itie rilttrat lilt at the hospital. His tiruHirv received a lacerated elbow. (fnternollottat 5 oundphoto» British Impose Indonesia Votes Curfew On Arab iUN Protest Over Area In Palestine Puppet Delegates Situation Compared Air Connections Of Dutch In In'l i e 3 With Beginning Of Repotted Sever cd 1936- 1939 Rc vul l None of {he rrew of the Diamond Knot nor the tit crew member* nf JOGJAKARTA. J * \'. Aug l> the Fenn Victory was inpitrd. the jr.m SALEM. Aug. a 13 Id’i id’1 — | lie Indoneiian kepulilicajy Coast (iuaid said. Thr I’.tlesline jtovrinment inipoi'-j Mure than an hour's rffo it early Vshmel vnfrsl today to |nntri| a rigid rtufew on two piodotni. Delegates Plan Trip To National Legion Conference naiitljr Auft-atexjTtf Jaffa mnigltt rs .ili, l:s»rt a* c/niinuing Arsh-Jewnh iltile ta u n til any appes.ancr l.eto.e |W l „f (h„ Dismond Knot t mastbdtught death lo thiee person*, the tmimil o| * delegtlmn linnt liaad tarkte hooked iver the bow Slats Legion Adjutant A. Reid ihe state of Last Indonehia. svhithjof the latger vessel, * jll *> die first time a cutfen the Republican! charge 11 run I Th* Fenn Victory's skipper, i Mann today an non need -dpial he lisi h*en im|ioie(| pn A fjh, (’aid, liaidslck, told the C m st and Mrs Maim wilt leave next srei in the Holy Land »ince die by * puppet go»eminent. Ihe (Biard th# ro n tse t was ker ping Wednesday for New York to atj tend the National American Legi;’3h-39 )e t,lt. Mihtsiy and m route In L A* ihe smallei vessrl afloa* Ton Convent tmt which will be I <’apt. C. N. Goodwin ordered I)*e patroh roamed the Hire)*' ■,u tc r,,‘ held Aug. 28-^-3l. They will motor The cabinet aho voted In .,p-) the rrew of the Diamond Knot to north with J. H, KirpatricW of of. Jaffa’s Mandiieh and Carton leave Ihe ship shnrtly before the leiwesentattve -,,000.000 Roephah, attempt . to separate th* vessels Elixlis. division qusilers, virtual nom an’i land propiiste of motor vehirte* nf Tallahassee. (sfmtii $MO,0OB U. S, before hey an. Th# order wa* given a* « h'lwren all-Atali Jaffa and *11Mrs. J. E. Itnuth dietrirt pre- i hoiiihtiri ,t,rted) for itnmeditle precautionary incasui -. he laid, sldent of the Legion Auxilary and Jewiih* Tel Aviv. “until l see if it will Slav afloat.” Mrs. Olga Hunter ate scheduled I »co Arab* anil one *Jew sveie rebel of Chinese relugeei from The crew member* d i'flail in sr tn leave -next Sunday, said Adjbattle a te i«. stabbed lo death today in th»t thmsrene in lifeboats, refusing to utan> Mniin. on one of the two ttVnllniir.l an I'agi T n ,| Meanwhile, an Indonesian army vn aboard any of the numerous •pedal train* that will take the cnnimurilnue eharged the pulrh Coast G uild rraft or l-iga in lb» Florid/ delegation from Jack­ had violated Die rea»e fi-i. nrde-* vicinity. To New-York. (*r>ndwin .radioed Iheriiiu.i (iuard sonville 252 time* between Friday an-i l ot id i Legion headquarters and la.-ntlnaird ■>« I'ea* !«»• Monday. The truct- in Ihe Dulrhat Ihe Barbiion fTaza Hotel a t Indonesian b«slilUle* became *fFifty eighth Street nnd Madison fective in day* ago Avenue, he said. kps Anotln-r Republican communique Two Florida drum and bugle entpx will vie with ro th er corps ELIZABETH in the big parade on Fifth Ave­ - rAI—Thousands nf nue on the 28lh, tie jiflnounced. tvmml commulrt TALLAHASSEE, F la. Aug. 13 Tin- font times national atuF one k lav when 10 Ul*> Governor riafdwejl said t«. time international winner, the 65 -us) hound p< ilny the Slat" would cncplirnge Harvey Seeds Miami Corps will road freight train were derailed, Investigators of Ihe fish-kilting try- again for honor*. The other A Netherlands atm v CO U tm U TM * sprawling coal and hot ear* "r"d tide" In “every possible way com" o til lie that of the William lO nllnnnl ■■ l'a*e 1 * 0 ,1 arms* the fjun-trark main lire and lie governed by. their reroute C Morris I’nst 3tt of Fort Lattderhe-*. No one wns hurt. mendatlon." , ilule comprising about 40 ment­ Auxiliary hlisrs prodded |,y lie reported the Slate llnatd ion *, ell dressed In Seminole thr railroad expedited traffic mid of Health amt tjie department ■•( the railroad said two tratks were Demand Tan Bo Mot Conservation had made . sep.n nil- Indian costumes. expected to he rlra ie j, by late studies nf the mysterious ptagtl* today. , • 1 GREAT PALI S. Mont.. Aug 1.3 which Jigs JUtercd Florida West Eervlea ‘ from New • Vorlf (o' ~ (/V) \n expected demand fur Coast tWacliM With bodies of ilee-l I'hdaifelphta and Washington nnd rtutaqeiphta sii'l rdtulfiilM product* within lb« and tlylng fish. Tlie governor said Ihe problem ti, South and West points wiafTl,.. next jem exceeding that of being operated over trarks of w ar year • ra n t** m et. re p re se n t wax **a little foreign tn Ihe field” Fla., Aug. 13, the Lehigh . Valley and lleaillrig alive* of the m ajor oil producing of the B oard of llra flh hut th a t M'*FEBNANDINA. brothers In their twen­ It ml roads to West I'hiladelphn. s ta te r a K ite, tu;l they sa y th ere it stood ready tn assist in any ties. -Two sons of a carelitMer for sev­ Kpllntcrcd hftx ears end pih* ts no Im m ediate reserv e to r#t<* way possible.- He » ep o ,rtd the eral homes here, were found shot C onservation D ep artm en t had of mal In twisted wreckage svss fo r any em ergency. the head on .t roadside ntrew irfor Rliu feet at the Boutli * Winding up a three-ilnv meet­ "tavn unable to make a reronm n- thtmigh mflir here early todav hut no Elii^taeth Stallmi. One of the ing of the Interstate Oil Com pact datlnn on a ffirm a tiv e artio n ra t- motive could he glvsn for th? slay­ .Bright cars landed on (he station Commission here, slate officials ciliated to relieve th e situ atio n . platform. “The problem is "not a local ings. and industry leaders launched a The voting men were John Cal­ Railroad spokesmen raid the rerlea nf lerhntral discussions with problem, Caldwrll said. “Neither vin Graham. 22 , and Curtis Floyd wreck occlirred when the 13th day, primarily concerned with is it a new problem. There have Graham, 20. sons of Mr. and Mr»teen sporadic -outbursts of the Muse Graham who live at Sey­ car of tha Ilarritburr, t'j-.-to- developing new sources. R. A. Catlett of W’asbington. same trouble over the yeah*. The mour’* Point here. Both were Jersey City freight train ,w*s derailed, and 18 cart latnlnd chief of the Federal Bureau of fpderal authorities are making World War II veterai.s and had Mine* Petroleum and Natural every effort to determine th# nnlyrerf hliy teen discharged from imped the tracks. Although service was expected Gas Division. 1* scheduled to des­ cause.-----the service-.__ _ . to be restored on tw o ^ T ^ tk ri cribe research on the production main line tracks by late toddy, nf liquid fuels from nil shales In -Colorado, railroad spokesmen said there now under wav would be a "longer delay” In Wyoming and Utah. h clearing the other two tracks. ~• . i Wotk is expected to ba com­ Frank Robinson, former Sanford resident and high schuot student, pleted during the next twa weeks who after hi* discharg-C from the on the asphalt surfacing am) wid­ Army, joined ht* parents’ and fam­ ening of the Ortimlo highw ay. * LONDON. Aug. 13. ( ^ - M i n ­ ily at Crtstqbal, C. Z., recently from Sanford lo Maitlan-I, W. >(, BELGRADE. Aug. 11, C D - ister of State Hector McNeil B’ld wrote that he is enloyinr tha hunt­ Hong, project engineer, announced .today. . „ Negotiators representing the Brit­ the House of Commons todav that ing anil fishing in Patutna. The highway ha* been widened He enclosed a snap shot of a ish and U. 8 . occupation zones ef Britain had protested against 22 to 2 fl feeL and five fool Germany have signed a long-range Soviet armv seizure of tho Aus- trussed up "Puerco Del Monte" or from 1100,000,000 trade pa vi with Yugo- Irian mineral oil ----------------- wild dIk that.he and-Walter An­ shoulder* added to-each sute,*he-----idsvta” df*tjftSff"l5~'5uR<I up~tKe" finery *t LoEiu, Auatrla. on Aug. derson Of Sanford had killed. Wal­ said. The shoulder* are to have g ter spent a few day* with the-Rob- elav surface. Mwt of the former economy of Western Germany and 1. The protests, he aald. were fnaon* during tha lime the aircraft rough apota of the road hav t teen Implement tha Yugoslav five-year pian. it » u announced last nixht. Indged by British mambara ef th* carrier to which he wae attached Ironed out. Tha agreement was the third AJlUd Council for Austria and of arae docked a t Cristobal. SCHOOL BOARD MP.FTT Ther reported findlwr a very which the British and Americans the Austrian Treaty Commission. The Cnuhtv Board of Public In­ Tbe British deputy commission­ itrange hill where tha uhole fam­ have mad* In the last month with will meat Thursday countries In the Russian Influence er. McNeil xaldj haa pointed out ily searched for moss agate nnl struction morning at I0:00 o’clock at th* o rb it Th* others were Ciechoi- that control council for Germany Jasper, which are aeml-precinur office of Supt. T. W. Lnwion. BiJa regulation*, quoted as a bail* for stone*. Thev found 3 largo ame­ lovakls and Finland. repair of the Lake M-tnroa Under th* pact Yugoslavia plans Uy» Soviet action, have no applica­ thyst crystal. Mr. Ruhlraon alto for to purchase from Western Ger­ tion in Austria and th at rrpara- reported that they are building a (white) school and appointment nf P I yrars Uon# oannot b# secured from pro­ 20 ‘ foot mahogany cabur CTulaer, school bus drivers will be con­ many over the_____ nest_ . Pfour tap ILai good* ranging from light party which Is Id Joint British- and a x * trimming It with teak sidered. according to Hupt.-T. W, Lawton. woo£ American beneficial ownership. taxlil* Works to bUst furnaces* 19 Freight Curs Arc I>eralled/’ In Jersey Kailrond Accident OnIdwell En coy r a Probe Into Rod Tide Bltfffor IMroIciini 2 Brothers Found Shot Near Ferftondiha HuntiiiK I« Enjoyed Repair Of Highway By Frank Robinson I Nearly Completed Jugoslav Trade Pact Signed For Germany Britain Protests Red Seizure Of Plant 2, .v ' ’At *. Secretary Sny:lcr To R e p r e s e n t U. S.; Britain Draws An­ o t h e r $150,000,000 lint,1111. PORT INGELES,Wash., tug. 1 Snider told x news confercnc* n i J 't—llsnttnrtl tlrcp amidships that the Nsliond Adviinry Counht an heart tn heait freighter itclgit’rr In in the me fox tog 1 „ «-irr ...mlduliM. !h,.< A J w ’ 1? ^ Steamship t ’o. mototship momrship Din- |0obl*im. headed by him!-ll. will --hip Co, inonrt Knot sank after davlirVsk inndurl the. diirqum ni on behalf near Crescent llsy. nest nf here, of flits country 1 . white in low of. two lux*, the The llnttrh rlelegition. which ‘ Diamond Knot had a 11.000.000 will fly line thi> weekend, will ,, salmon cargn abo*M. ■ he headed by Sir .Stilf jid Eady. jisr. ; V* PORI ANGELES. Wash., /^ r- .'J*ecul nrintanl tn Chancellor I I lJff**nje” inifi#ldnn (triglilcr of the Exriieuucr Hugh Dslton Fcnn Vlc^>ry cis'hcd hsllw ty A(though_iy formal rconests made, i t ' is liiideritbod thimiyli ilte V,57r-ton cos'tts! ritO' Itutlup Ih.imnml Knot m the tog- that England will ask eiuwesiion* which would permit her to con­ hoiittii Mi.vd ol J 11an Pc F u carst serve her dwindling dollar sur supply .today ami If) new membyu oil by (net easing., imports from) Brit­ the ititrken mo|oj»}|ip look l> ish dominion* gnd.Hecieasing lmputts from th e l'n ite d rftntes. their lilfltrv*l' The preieni terms of the loan I he Inn vrttelt rollided shnr' acteenTetil prohihit this, Srivder ’ t-mpliatized it was hie ly (ruin and If' new mrmheri ol thiee sud one lull mile* o II R..«e understanding that the conference would be strictly limited to the Rocks, it the snulhetn tl|* nl V m British Ipnn atat wotdd no* delve coiner td.riul at the e,*cl end "I into other nsperts of ihe British "dollar crisis" or European aid. the ilrsiti. lie declined to comment on pr'osThe impart eut nrailv halfway' poetise changes', saying; through the smaller vessel, hit• "t want to find out -shat the fl **n!»■*tictf (via Pflg# Tnfl) tinic it lost for want of Ihe'tnidxe. ---------------------------------------- l\vr m ' N O . 191 n rii �> W E D N E S D A Y , A U G . IS, 19 4 7 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A P A G E TW O emmm Auxiliary Crops The Sanford- Herald ■•lakll^,4 la I M PuLluktd dull, t t o y r Setsrtar n l aaatfai al I m Im I. rur|< a III Maaaalla Airaue Although Florida is known in agricultural circles for Us production of citrus, celery and tomutoes, .there ijufrwidu variety of auxiliary crops produced in this Htatc which added some $10,000,000 to the income of Florida foment aa airaal rla u a i l l n last year. Some of these crops offer great 'hope for sub­ PataWr XT. 1*1*. at lha T nl Olllrt stantial expansion into what, may yet become another big I t Paalvrg. » luilda. ■ a lir lh , At I tl C o i t o i al Marrh B. IWT. money crop. "Attention is often called to Florida’s outstanding position in the production *>f citrus, truck vegetables^ tobacco, sugafk peanuts-etc ,which make up the basic agricultural pattern of the State," says the State Chamber of pommerCe. Hut to the average general farmer, irilB_»tH*« HII-TIO* IIXTR1 eellaneous crops hiiri'ested during different seasons can l-aiafcla tu A4*aara mean an added and sustained income throughout the year. "important among these crops is honey which (with V » I „ M 'lilh a ..... *** • la Maalka _______________ *M beeswax) brought in $1,618,000 last year, pinring the State Oa* \*fl --------*-M first in honey production in the South. Florida’s pecan crop was Hold for approximately $1,800,000, feed crops A ll o b llu a t* a a ilra a , cenla af tltaaka, ta aala llaa a a a l a a llr ta af for $1,160,000. tung nuts for $1,029,000, peaches and jienrs • at*n ala n>*n la fa r I h r i a , | « a i ■< for a totul of $308,000 and spring cuntaloupes for $160,000. ta la la a la ada. M ill b* d a t i i f fa> "The Florida grn|>e production is comparably small, a l ra a a la r ad a a rlla la a »*•»* r -_L-- - - ■ ■ - a 1 ■1 $120,000,* but Florida grapes brought more per ton than la laaA N i « i * a H > . M *pn**ala> any in the nation. "Forest products sold by farmers and H a t* , la * .. r«p * * a * a i* 'T 1 W II* ,a id products brought n total of la lh a a a tla a a l (la id af a d a tH U la a nursery und greenhouse Off1**a ara tu n lalalaa d la I b r !» » • - $10,061,000' (breakdown not available) last year. The aal r lllr a la Ib a (e a a l i T r r l u l i a l h t * d a « « n * l * la ( V r * l “ growing of plants for .farmers In more northerly regions Is Bad H , n .T o t h . ____________ of particular interest to the State's formers." Traffic Safely ■ T b * II* ,a id la a a r a H l a l Ik* A a a a ria ltd l-rra a M b lrb la * a llll* d B ia la a lt a l, la lb * aaa l a , ,* »a b ll< r a ilv a a l a ll lb* la<*l a , a a pilHtad la Ihla a a n a p a p * ,, a a . M *ll *• *11 AT H a t dlapalrb**. RADIO PROGRAMS H tailtto ---- T W Tit II T . . W*4 a * H a i Caaalaa Si*# N * ai n l Ibr I>*T ( iw i X H it la l. i Sun«, « 11* Oi.k a ih m ( l i e i*,...I |» i'Biad* lit* LMiiah SSor* 1;M N,wa Til* Joliuar INuitpiiU * I s; • 5V, v m 'StclPh r«a * Om | ___ _.. _____ _________ _ belonging tomm the New Nmvfl M r fcjtntjt.lt proi>«rty fut oh property K*wa IUM Sc<»** /*•<■* York G ianta w ho are n eg o iiailn it f i r a fiva y eg r. Je ‘ sse on certain ' ll*.,u*atlutlr You* ||:* t l u l l (C * a lla * * d ing paehool tu .. T ilt I'm lm l Clblkta Hlllblltiet T il! T r tin liy <Ji>*«< biar lit* IUH (Sant* »• lli»l IwnUmlully* Vouk till! .Nt*l Labor Day Plans he continued. _ Senator Holl.m.l will be the principal apeaket and there will be other diilinguiihed guadi. Alanaaar Ed Hiffgina raportad tliat plogic** ta living matte to­ ward Securing a baaetmll train­ . UlS* , SUa .OH T k a illir (■ao man on (i(l K tw , Oafary t"tiopp*r> Jambote* » an llum tipun I l ia Art piebaun asaa- lie* New* m>:. n,n>ii, *.r,n»d. JjJJ i u mm him Tim* •ll* “ 0,Bln* Si«k -M i.inma uerMiom IWdllalfon aio t N t a , bits tlUt* baron • (:!* Shoppaia s*,*nada ,Jr fl44 Wiuuati'a Woild l»:»a N*wa t«>al r,«lln Ainarlran HhyitlBIa K iia Tunra Vou'v* lldiuyawd tana ciiunii ut cbtiit ta u t Hanii-ClataiC* ItKO Nrwa I 1110! l-ruaram tU ium i Mil! I.unchaon Dane* Khythm trondlar* Pointing out.that the local Nnvnl station is taking the litas l!:00 K,*» at Noun lead, with the co-operation of city and county civic leaders, 111II Wvalirn Mtli.dlaa -- -— IMI . Nonn llntir Nmn in directing public attention to the need for greater traffic 11*10 Stamp* Quart*! WEDNESDAY, AUGEbT 13, 1W47 safety precautions, the PouhucuIu Journal mijkes some time­ ITMi 1100 K*ara 11 0 1 Hll»»r String* ly comments on measures which might be taken to help. "The placing of battered wrecks where they can be seen I-.I0 lladdHy Mt.trnar BIBLE VERSE FOll TODAY *• 1 ■Cij1. C^ilbYfMTUP kV"pfihnriids and the 'drefUon o f VMtar 'emssps hr' Ipdts W‘a YOU MtIBT HAVE HOME- where fatal accidents hnvo occurred,” the Journal says, IrlV Uar Non* JUnch li«0. N*»* ^ THING TO MULTIPLY BY l^WL Tommy Dont/ MULTIPLY YOUR 'SPIRITUAL “should certainly impress the driving public with the value I J t t «'ol* Gl»* Club . TRKASURES;.For>ho»o*v«r hath of care in observance of all traffic rules and regulations. ■«/«* N*w* to hint (hall be given, and who­ “The greatest cause of'accidents is the calm belief thatjam* Tm’ ctbb soever hath not, from him (hall *it can’t happen to me.’,/Perhaps these displays will drive, l i # »5«ti?*Ti,m. 1k> taken evin "thabii which ha hume the fact that such death. Injuries and’ damages can;*'*1 M*« ih. Band 1 thinketh h> hath.—Luka H.1B. happen to anyone—and.quite often they happen to innoceriti The SecseUry General ol the persona. .. ‘------------------ Untied Nation! iniiiti he icei no “The Im-al safety campaign ties in well with the statewide' Tuntnediate"war 1tiiei1TAi>pnfnttjr{ nimpaiRn ivhtch hBii-been-rrmriuctert b r (tnvprmrr-ealttwEttrf---- A Argrentine-Plan— <'V 1 aortd'i bad boyi It it inn nlioulii iiiijn uhs ttn the _ value of the s t a t e ; ___th pie people ________ all lhat the world' i«»y «■•> ate doing at the moment it juit highway patrol which is constantly on the road to cabtion ,l. motorists, to assist in accidents and to make arrests when!.' ■*'1 *' making (acei at each oilier. to mediate the civil war 10 that necessary. “The campaign is one In which every automobile driver country. Prieto, once Paraguay*! We have noticed at marked an must participate. After all, common itolitencss and consider­ foreign min il ter. 1 • i d ‘other improvement in icrvic* at many ation of the other fellow would obviate most of the traffic American nation! could not re­ Hanford eilablirhmetili during it- accidents. main indifferent. cent monlhi at wt have leen in "Take It Easy—Save a Life’ is a slogan under which WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 (J P )_ the .face lifting of certain down­ every motorist could enlist.” ' Preiitlent human, rent the Unit­ town building,. All of which il ed Stale* delegation off to the definitely to the good. The wartime Farmers In The Air Pan American Security Met tin! “public be damned" treatment it in Rio De Janeiro today with hn on the way out. and the store which Mid-western farmers are lifting themselves out of the beat withei for “a iucccaiful give* the invite will get the butearth-bound class and going tip in the air for fun and for conference.", , beta. business. "I come to bid you gentlemen George Thiem v/ritea for the Chicago Daily Newn of a The local Jayceei are to be meeting in Champugn, III., where several hundred pUne.x farewell and wiih you a happy congratulated on the Success ol landed for a get-together of farmern. Is in. eatimated that and lucceufui trip and a success­ ~tbriT-f*crtit tlitrccm fev*nr*im l 1.000 HHnofa- agricnlhiriiita 'own Hmi use' private planes, ful conference," Mr, Truman tali the thotoukhnm with which all while 850 Imliutut farmers fly. Many from Michigan and jhe departing delegates at Wash ington National Airport. plana wne made an ^u lta effi­ Wisconsin add to the number. ciency with which they were car­ Several uses for planes tire given—going after repair “ 1 am glad to have this del­ ried out. Sunday*! banquet which parts, spraying, inspection, bringing home ntrnwberry egation. as it lies' to many limes terminated the affair and which lants nnd ordering cattle. Wimt Bounds best to people in the pail, working for peace brought to Sanford Edward li t- rouglit up to consider the farmer’s lot n hard one, is in ihe world, particularly in the relt. an editor of national reputa­ tlte sundown Right to cool off after ii hot day in the fields. Western Hemisphere." tion, wai one of the moil nolabla Some flit to Wyoming for trout-fishing, and others hop - Yhe United State* delegation io th# conference, opening in th* .occasions we ever attended here to Florida for the sunshine they need in January. Not only Brazilian capital Friday, Is head­ young farmers have Joined the air-minded group, but all And Would have done credit to ed hy Secretary of Siata Mar­ ages, from 18 to nenrfy 60, are represented. shall and Includes Chairman Vanany city in Florida. Kiwanis Meet the pound freely convertible into dwindling supply has increased. The Importance of the i*Ut was emphasized by the annour**. ment that the Notional Adviu,™ IO > B tl* H * tt* M P « * » O a * l pc** of th* plant aa aanitary verubilitr became effect«ve. the Council , will speak for th* Uohu proceaaing, *!p*ei*lly of meat, flight of dollars from Bntaln’a Slates. fiaji^ and pouhry, and produced from the container sample* of ItroCeiaet! and ft men turkey, atvak, fish tabbit, bacon ham, corn on tlie cob and other prod­ uct*, all wrapped" In pliofilm, and kept at sub-degree temperature* dollar*. | • In the week* since full c*n- The L0NGW00D HOTEL LONGWOOD, f’LA. F ra n k S ham es told of th* quick growth of Florida' Fashion* mail outer buiineia sine* « he ffrtt advviti*cment apjpeared. Sept. 1 , 1040, in a New York newspaper. He revealed that the advartisementa now gpp*ar In 68 newspapeis, 20 niagaslnea *ml , have rebelled 100,000,000 readers. Three nf his employe**, Mil* Betty Welton, Mias Melba Fred­ ericks and Mi** Emily MailhaWk demonstrated dreeaee of plaid pattern and got A Jot of ap­ plause. Miet wejton appeared as Kiltjr La**. Mias Frederick aa Highland Lasa'bnd Mis* Matthews aa Bonny Laa*. 8 am Martina, pet sound direr lor, demonstrated a mall opening machine. Michael Glnton and Frank Sandler, of th* compan> were guests. Forrest Galchel nas introduced by M. N. Cleveland, am! in turn introduced Alex Johnson. the training of about 750 men *ach winter. Brig. - General J. C. Ilutchiaon aak^d far a n d . received-Lite Hidoiaement of the Chanilter of Qimmerca In an effort, to induco bbaiiiaaamen to offer their cmployeea who (nay Join the Na­ tional Guard time off for pe< 1Iodic training period* without Ida* of pay or regular vacation*. General IlutchiiOh pointed on: that the orgenlutlon of a rifle company here would, mean ar annua) income of about 140,000 and that thia was something In' which the trade body should b* especially Intem tvd. Mr. Higgina reported on recfnt cangieulonal action facili­ tating ,Ure transfer of a ir sta­ tion* and other naval property t* cities end countlee where ren­ tal* and iais ant other Income i* devotth* maintenance of the vd to a irp o r t, He aleo said that wots begun on the 12-foot river hks beg I l ‘t* li* u 4 h u m I ' b r * (la * . channel and that $ 000,000 is now British delegation has in mind be­ available for Ita completion. fore making any atatament. Ballot* are being mailed In the “We are prepared to Helen to she anno*! annunl anything they bring up, as long next .few f«w day* for Ut« ji a i it ii withIM- th e . area of the Anglo-American loan agreement." vrrtiilng plans fur tnv coming In two other development* on winter which include six latg t the International economic scene: signboards located et strategic 1. Snyder scotched “pvialatent highway intersections, and the rumors” In London's financial dis­ printing of a Urge number nf trict that tha Troasury planned to booklet* with many beautiful pic increase its price on gold from lute* of Semintle Onmty- seen** the present 135 an ounce to f&0. and recreations) activities. The secretary said there have been Vice president E. G. Kilnat- “no plana and no discussions” of rick ^•{ jJjd ^o v er^ H w ^ w t m j . such’ >utn aa movB, n increase ,„«*«** III move. nAn in wie the Trrid-prtflnirouid s » i i t g u m p ro r ware Mrs. Prudence B r u n o nf countries with gold reserve* to ex Casselberry. Senator L. F. Boyle, tend their present do inr credit*. M. B. Smith. H. B. Pope, Gen-, 8 - The Britiah witluirew another eral Hutchison and Mr. I^e. Mr. *160.000,000 of their U. 3. loan, Inglty, J. F McClelland, Johntleaving only *850,000,000 available. Brumfey, Sanford D o u d n o y , i At tlie recent rate of withdrawal Fletcher Boll*, and TtollsmJ Dear.. ( Treasury official* .estimated the loan would be oxnausted ih Octo­ ber. instead of next June M, a* contemplatedr Besides the expected proposal to (I'aallaMO it..m P»a« Owl increase British buying from her that he hoped salvage tu** could domlniona. atKarve reputta indi­ pull hi* vestal to Esqultnalt, a few cate the British delegation to the talks here may seek a modifica­ mile* away. * Goodwin said hit No. 2 and No. tion of the loan* terms which inaka J hold* were flooded and No, 1 had 10 feet of water and “it's still Dr. Churlcs L. PersonB gaining" despite th* pump*. Th* strait was fairly calm ex­ Uptumctrifit cept for ground swells. The two Sanford Atlantic Bk. nidg. ships were ohwured by a heavy, Hours: 9-12 1-5 Phone 29A low-lying fog bank. Sal. 9-12 _ There was no report of. rnsualKyeg Elamlned • Gla*M« Fitted ties on either ahlp. U growing In popularly every day. Bring your family or friends for a LUNCJBEON «r DINNER PARTY Serving, full course Luncheons from 12 - 2 from $T.1H) M iff F ull course Shrimp, Chicken, Sleuk Dinners, Including our SM O RG AS­ BO R D Platter. Week days from 5 to 9. Sundays from' 12 to 8, from $1*50 Our screened-in porch is most suitable for Bridge Parlies. Britinh Loan Safe Profitable Convenient 6 Your savings here are insured to $3,000. • You get friendly, helpful service. • We pay a worthwhile rettlrn on savings accounts. _______ ___ . Drop in any time. Save a little every week or every pay day. Add to your account with any amount. Ship Collinion 1st Federal Savings & Loan Association of Seminole County 209 Mugnoliu Ave. Phone 694 K ----- 1 • The farmer, generally considered conservative, if not ii,. reactionary, has shown himself to he forward-looking and John Clark. hfk*iA*nt ^ "i adaptable in this appropriation of the airplane to his own Hialeah race tree k *' ’ * ’ use. One fault often found with life on the farm is its ter thin avcraiatMscason" for isolation. This condition will no longer have to be reckoned Florida next winter. “The Floridi with if more farmers follow the lead of .these midscaion will be e good one/’ he westerners. * . says, "and allentfance at Hialesh should compare with our Lett i .TMn;" Reporta, however, from other resort* ihii summer, are not so encouraging. Prices are hi*li and the public is wary. If Florida towiit interests can refrain from gouging our visitors next winter, s-v we v^ll probably have all ty< can Uke care oft but the time hei pasted when (m ale )*jU pul up with anything. Ruhr Talks Arab Curfew *— "!" “direct Itaaring" on Ruhr eorl prHuctlon ran he canriilated. • The confareas split up into ■uucummittees, each anigutd *p*. cific phasa* of tha overall Viol* I«m after veeterday'e two intro­ ductory session* got the conferrnc« under way. Moving to quiet French fenrr, Thorp made it It pilain that Britain hat aa ciiwni yiujly ilH ih S g 'rfex t y e a n | ioJ>u “blw.ntnin* prtuWr mg and pro* U Gariy tomato ,i.l ; Item Dan M e oua spot ip the midat of all * ‘ and Frank 3m*lb«rt have rope .'1 been bolding confetepce* leading to the latter's *unw|nctm*iu ihitl he Will not tun and indicating McCarly may soon, announce agaimt Fuller Waircn who is cer­ tain to have bis hat in the ring. Tom Watson lias alio inrlicale.l hit intention to run. but $enatot t , l Shand* of Gainaavilte 'cannot punted out. No doubt there be others, but aa of the pres­ ent writing it looks at if Fuller 7an«o i*. the min to beak Freijnth official* ar* watchi'ig tha' talks with a wary eye ilnca limy fie) France should have • a major vole* In determining hoar quickly her recent fd* recover* from Clffkffecta of the war. The throe power* now ar* ar­ ranging an additional conference where French view* on evrnittal control of th* Riflir mine* and plana for stepping up th* la veil of industry In Western Germany r Will V* th rn h ad out. The French government he* repeatedly urg­ ed International auperviiion o ' the Ruhr, Germany1* main in­ dustrial are*. All shops in the border area between Tel Aviv and Jaffa re­ mained closed this morni** and moat residents of th* squalid re­ gion on both aids* o f the dividing *tl t Uriel kept th eir shudder*, uaaed despite th* intense h e a t . Hfek declined to commint ah tha Normal crowd* frequented Tel J’tiMatlon. but vateren policentalt, Aviv's bathing beach**, however, f Whom the eurrernh trouMs* grp although vonildcratt* tanalarr was laU cen t o f O * 103d Arab rereported fn the xll-Jewtsh city. 1 whlch bathed tha Haljr Land FoHce Superintendent ITinagan, Ift” blood, expressed frank dismay head o t tha Jaffa-T«l Aviv district, rfVer th* turn of evayiu. railed a special .htah-lsvel confer­ “It began juat thta w ar in 10SS/' ence In Tel Aviv to plan meant of laid nn* police Inspector, “only keeping order. thl* time you can bet It will bo Palestine government author- tougher." YARDLEY VENETIAN BUNDS Amarlca’s Mott Beantlful Aluminum « Cwlar - Polished Aluminum Me For Free Estimate P. w. SS- 817 W. Robinson Phone 2-0729 - Orlando ■M U — SHOT thaf any riqe party remained in power was to 1884 wiwn the Re- ___ . area. Seven Arabi and two Jewi, were injured,. STARTS THURSDAYP6 r ^ I^AYS • The same Glenn Ford who tamed ‘Gllda’l to the Timet-Union. ator Tab appears to be gaineund on Governor Dewey foi publican presidential nomi-T b ih u of; i upu.ual us Democrats bethe. next President of Ire ~ atei will probably be a .-You may think w*Ye " you’ll u sd your hi*- IS year*, p ffasa.ik jong rascals out If Mliaitd tf«B| !**•* €)•#> ICaBOa*** n.M r * n n**| Henherg (R-Mleh.) of th* Sen­ ate Foreign Relation* Committee and 'Warran R. Austin, U. 3. dttrgaie to th* UN Becurity Council and former Republican s e n a t o r from Vermont. After wiahing th* delsgation good luck, Preiidant Truman said he hope* the Rio conference will set* an rxample for th* rest of the world. . Yardenbcrg commented: “I agree with that.” Secretary Marshall, replying to th* President'* brief, informal speech, said that ha and hit colI-agues ar* flyt"F south “In tr# interest of what Is vary Impor, t*m (it th# world of today, kh* solidarity of th# W tatam Hemtiplfrie nations." I• Cartoon # »• , 8:00 P. M. Lodge No, 1241 »'• HP ' ” fi* • ** \ ;v ^ ,;V ... -* \ . . 4$? s -i 4 The “drive" of tomorrowis, hero today! H Y D R /Y M V IIC ... as ultra-modern as tolivisian, and D RIV E fjf with nearly 8 years af PROOFbehind it! It's la the picture foe the future—and OUamuUle Uinga it to you faJajr/ Just 0 * thleVlaUm la tha Kig naWa In the tild ef electroaioe, euiometie taastamieeioaa a te the uum W r-oae tonic ef cvaivcraatiua tn the automobile Industry. 8 m m day 3 , . nobody will atuft gear* . . . nobody trill push dutch. But today . . . only Hydra-Made Drim presides fully mtomalie sAi/ihsg/ Only fiy J m M o tk Brie* pedal Mfirefyf , rl T h a i’s more . / , Malie Drive wm ■iatrodaced naarly < yearn ago! Store that time it has Weu j w W In tha hands ef w ady 400,000 -----, ntmdf to literally bitlieua of toil** of $ " ' * Id combat u k ell , Today, she loweal-pricrd car to CM Hydra-Matto Drive* i* the M art mw OhUmobile—away oat ahead wmmnlkaftr—away out ahead to appearawe,-too. Owaert Jbsos* Oldsmubile is always to tune with tasnorrow. They expect OtdemobUe to fxmw out fuu with tb* really important advancement* like Hydra-M atic Drive. T hat's why *0 many future-minded people nay, "It's SM ABTtoO wnatsOttar . �V . THE SANFORD V M * . SANFORD. FLORIDA “Forty Plu*" Club Movement Helps Man Get High Paying Jobs W E D N E S D A Y , A U G . 1 3. 1 9 4 7 F SU Is Anticipating Enrollment Of 3,800 TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Aug. 13 OF)—Florida Stale University, be­ ginning its first full term a t a cocrhicallimit) institution, m i) b* a little overcrowded next month but it is expecting a* w o r d err-* rollmcnt of .1,800 students. Mote than *2,800 women stu­ dents already have been accep*ed and 'uidvcnutv official* re ­ ported application^ ' from 1,000 , nfen, most of them .war veteran -. Last year theie were approx­ imately 24M) at turret,-*ludorm and 700 men enrolled In -1ha Tallahnssro branch *of ■the *University */ of Florida. Dr. Broward Culpepper, dean of student welfare, said a new dormitory now. under construc­ tion will not lie* Trudy- for ownpanry until the winter quarter m Ih-crmlwr, but additional fa ­ cilities .are being provided at Dale Mabry Field to lake care of the overflow, AP Newafenure# Tha "Forty Flu**' club movem tnt <* coming bark to life new that some elder businessmen a rt not drawing *alary. .cheek.* In th* atyle to which they hare been accustomed; In New York, Philadelphia, D«ston, Chicago, Detroit among other cltfea, unemployed men • over -to who bate earned at leaat $4,000 a ybar a* executive* */o band­ ing together again In non-prof­ it, cooperative organisations to - h*rp eaclv "other ‘ find •aaeeutlVc job*. * WHH the manpower shortage beginning to crack, widely asaorted pohleaa male* are rally­ ing' ’together In three patrician peraonnel aerrlcea under the ban­ ner, “there la no aubatltutr for *1 perlence.** , The Detroit club had memlwrthlp application* from into man who "w ent.through two fortunea" and from another who needed a job although he had made $600,- AT IAKISUCCISS, N. Y, Col. Roschcr 000 from patent royalllea on a Lund, chairman of tho United Na­ ■machine tool. tion* Balkan Committee, and hi* . Men with prior service In any An Army general facing retire­ assistant, Jeane Torncy, arc shown of the Armed Force* may enlist ment joined the Boston club. So with aomo of tho documents sub­ for direct initial 'assignm ent for did an ordained minister unable mitted a* evidence In tho Balkan a minimum period of one vear to aupport hi* family on j border case. Th* U, N. Security within the geographical limits of church aalary. Doth had hud pro- Council established a special acven- the Third Army Area. Cant. Hob vtoua executive experience. nation subcommittee to determine M. Hester of the Orlando Army p a T'» ,4r i j „ In New York, a. former. ndnvr-ji whether, a ftngle resolution could' •Re**uIJtW office anrwrVnced twdiy. Individuals enlisted will Ire Ini­ “ becime "forty-pluacr,” and in possibly be drafted to settle the tially assigned to any underthe go jo eluli club two of the Balkan question, (International) streotlr unit or idstallatlon of men handling ling telephone queries K air choice. The Army Air Forces and typing chorea arc a former are not included In the ibove and colonel and an ex-major. the minimum period (if enlistment Generally, however, the memis 3 vears. ■ bera come Immediately from job* Capt. Hester- further stated th'at aa plant manager*,' comptroller*, all assignment so foe a specific vie# president# In charge of per­ limit or insHlatlon' la for Initial sonnel. brokers, bankers ^ahd oth­ asslgment only and • that lu er executive poat*. Their former GAINESVILLE, Aug. 13,.(Spe- ca«e of military neor*»t4r-twdlvldxxUxiea .ranM afram. IJ.fKlO. a gear to $50,000. Th* I'hiladelphla rlub of newly arqulied equipment will ~u*Ts nraylie n-naslgnul wTTTdn IK* once had a president who joined Ire available to University of Flor­ Army Area at any tinie within after hla $ 12,000,000 Iron com­ ida student* when ih-j 11)47-48 the ono vear. pany went kaput in the drprr.x. term open* Sept. 22. aloa RAINS DAMAGE FAHTUKES The new cquiptnrr.l, received Th* Forty Flu*" idea wax start­ through donation* from various Funta Gorda, Fla.—Some Chared in the late thirties (anmc nay Army divisions, and purchased at in Boston, others say- in N rtr a discount from the War Assets lotto County pastures have been York) and all hut diet! out dur-‘ Administration, rin g er from n dam ned considerably by heavy ing the war when manpower of $250,000 radar set' to household rains during the past few weeks, ill ages wai at a premium. The furnishings for the newest veter­ and rattle In low arras havj shown some w eigh t losses as a result, end of the war and the availa­ ans' housing village. bility of many younger men Iwgati It Includes the latest in engineer­ according to County Agent N. H the revival of the movement. ing laboratory ami research equip­ McQueen. The eluli* in the various cities ment: new classroom, shop, and The cotton plant has a part In operate independently—without a laboratory installations for stu­ c e n t r a l organisation—although dents registering in chemistry,"bot­ producing four fitwrs — cotton; they generally m e the same name, any. biology, and pharmacy: fur­ rayon made from cotton llntar*. slogan, eligibility rules ami modu* nishings for new dormitories for wool and mohair from ineep and single students; offire equipment goat* fed cottonseed n r» d i:ti. operandl. The club* are not Interested in for faculty and administrative of­ any Job paying le*x than $1,000. fices. as well as thb Flnvet 111 fur­ , And frequently they land one* niture, and mobile and mainten­ far numbers which pay much ance equipment for the expanding facilities; ttf U r than that. Acquisition of * new equipment The star alumnus to date was a Detroit member who recently during the past yrar open* to Uni­ A r e | M I n t m r n l r i l n i l * I t r k l n e * f landed a $10,000 Job as grnrral versity oF Florida Upper Division r r H M , e a n f l a a l a , m a k e s . * a n k * r n . manager of a large manrrfartur- students new fields of research ■ Ifclrtr* I n n l . r . t r . H i r l , r e n a r j s k i n *..*f IV r q u irk ta lle r an# Ing concern having plants through­ and advanced Study, nnd to ?.«wer *■.t-f.11ln alU rr--.ll. «as w m i l l t O IV T out th* country. Orlrago and Division students a .'hanro for in­ H I ’. X T . l l M f t » r H t e r I k s k « r l a New York have $20,000 gradu­ dividualised Instruction and l#l»* I k s m r m j a n . H f f s r s S I n I k s t a l k s oratory work in .the haste wieners, k s * k k a a a s . W k l l s , a r r a a s l s a s . a n f ate*. will enable the University to l a s p t i r . S a l s f a s fc «kls a a r s k I M * Th* Detroit club pays Its av- and enroll all qualified Florida stu­ rV- IaI.T H HA V H anmi Vs T I l K V rTw—« I«k ls »I «' Ieh«ss.lI. traga placement in a Job pay­ dent#—men and women—for th» J i l n n n -1 T a k e s . S a M fcr T a a s k l a a . ing between $8,000 and $ 10,000 ; Term. Applications for en­ I . a a s y M i l l l a n m l l l H l A . A a d s r a a a In Now York, the average range Fall rollment thla Fall, mu it be in tjn* la from $4,000 to $10,000 and in Registrar's office "by August 15. Philadelphia, from $0,000 to Equipment valued nl 1(111,52:* $7,200, has been added to the Instructional The Boston president reported. and research laboratories of th* "On* of "our men was canvassing College of Engineering with $57,* 202 SnnTord Avp. a downtown firm and was told, 761 in new classroom nnd labora­ C a sto r P om ace 'we're not Interested In $ 10,000 tory equipment marked for cht-mto $25,000 men, but If you hear of islrv. biology, botany an I unarm2 .8 0 per cw t. anyone looking for *50,000 to sccutical study. $75,000, tend them along,," There! 4.G0 p er cw t. ta no lata word on what happen ed In th a t cb m . Th* New York club h is about 1,300 advent alumni: Chicago 550, and Detroll, more than (100. One of Philadelphia'* proudest place MIAMI —f/P)—Between racing - manta w*a that of general con­ seasons most horse traekx are as Cotton Seed Meal sultant to a big company there deserted as a haunted*barn. But Th* man who. got the Job was not Florid*'* ahowplaee Hialeah Freoh -Celery Seed 82. park, where more than 250.000 ((■olden) .............. Sift !t> •To gat. an Idea of how the off-season visitor* have come just Pascnl o.t...— S 9. Ib tltfbu work, consider the New to look. York organisation, which ha* The chlrf toorlst attrarlnn at Alan Cnmttix, DDT and found jobs aa close to hnmc sa Hiabah la the herd of flamiirjcoa, two floor* above Da office* 'and' Their population has been In' . o th e r Insecticides. ,a* far away aa Korea and Ala*- creased by- 65 wince racing closed*. ka. ■.• SANFORD • TV* mr'rqberaltlp in S’ew York The Kokanee Salmon ia a before tho war ran close to dwarfed form of the Pacific SockX-CEL STORE 1 100, dropped to 10 or 12 during eye which has adapted Itaeif th* war and new I* back up to completly to life In fresh water Sanford Ave. & 2nd StTO. Each member must allot two Phone 154 and a half day* every week tor About 75 percent of all* car Sanford, Florida the clab. There are no paying theft# oceur where tha owner has We Deliver job*. left, hia ignition key* in hla au­ . Th* two days must be spent tomobile. i■ in field wotk or handling nffiro chores. The hslf day ta for a t­ tendance a t the regular weekly meeting. Every member eontrib* ntag a little toward the'expenses. Every month th* club publishes a bulletin listing member* anon­ ymously w ith a thumbnail sketch of w h at each ha* to offer. Abo.it 5,000 copies of each bull* tin at* printed. Half go to flrmi Wo make our own lee Cream, All flavor* w hich have asked for them. The Taaty — Dalicloua — Healthful rem ain d er ant distributed by field wot k e n w ho regularly canvass H P —TOP ICE CREAM prospective employer*. u-mua3~_>swv <C*. -i Army Lines Up Units For Emergency Duty Over $1,000,000 Worth Of New Equipment Is Ready For Use At U F ; - 'i.l ' <|, • /, ) V: 1 ‘ , . \ f i r \ t* - r v *> \ •• f t-;r I -j j T -~'.~£r= X-GEII STORE Off Season Visitors Swarm Hialeah Parh Fertilizer38.48 net 4-7-5 42.75 net 5-5-8 FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 414 Sanford Avenue Phone 1218 r — Why Worry With Your Past Due Accounts? ion Agency 113K MAGNOLIA AVENUE PHONE 1091 SANFORD. FLORIDA • Do Your Collecting For You Call A t Our Office For Collection Ratee "f‘ ■ , • ’ *' •’ --CV �i WEDNESDAY. AUG. IS. 1947 WEDKE8DAY. AUG. 18. 1947 Kouinillats Honor Sanford Visitors THE- AAWFORD H ilU L D . 4 a NFDHD. FLORIDA . Detroit. The kid wa* In the me> ih in t marine limn. ju»l u ll th» boat ami humbly out of shape. But Kirll **w ihnt hr wa* tough and that hr could hl^ , Since Leslie’* enlistment period had cipirrd. he drrided to 41 By MAI KIR COSSMAN along with Krell. Firat, the fight­ U* Nrwcfralurr* FI 1ST. Mich.—Thi* auto city er’s name wa* reversed from itl of 175.000 awing* out into Id* iriginal I<eallc Jock._ Thru Krell time xpnrt* the night of Aug. look. him to New York. Several 22 when Willie Vep defend* hi* of hi* early ap|x mi aitrc* were in Senator Uprlalny llatllm d. Conn., I’ep’* home town. We • noted with Inleiext Pie- World'* feathei weight champion In thr last year and a half, lent Sidney llvrlony'a #'J5 fine diip against tha home town, favor- however. lardic has'.oiieiated. egyyed on lent Bevil of. tlb UrT h e i r I f . - . . . . m l - i i l l . U i a l r l l W..t rluxivrly in *Flint and Net* Orlindo Senator* fur hi* action* at Ixa'if*. ' UwwkliPsWHbnr and with tile Municipal Park SatUldiv night ■anrtioned by the Michigan Bor­ a new pm niotrr,. Tummy Cuaing (Vnimixxinn afliy Pep'* mam.ger. I*iu Visruai, lelentrd in an -aiiz. boxing boomed in Flint, railier demand which the promot­ .’Cwaaatui niatVhnl I.exile agi.inxt a fall and ruraplrte report un e r had agreed to , for payment Willie Amleis\m of Itrtroit for tha incident, and «ra think that guarantee to J’cp thy Michigan frathri weight chainit would bo wall for I'rnidcal of a ploitxhip Inal August. la-slie Wot Ilerloag to delvo into the mailer Iwfore the match. ThU will I* Pep's first title nu a five-round kayo. a little more thoroughly hefolc From that point on. Jock's Hrfenae nlnre be annhilxtrd Ssl completely dosing the cs»e. clonic* talked nl a rh.vmpio, We do n u t’meai^to criticise Ihe -hip match. Finally, they sold 8 anatur bail club or make any t'u«*«n*. who went a long way fait# accusation* ab-mt the dul|. nut on .the limb liy guarantee­ ing I’ep 123.000 or an option .of 35 perrrnl of the net gate, h u ll, National llnxlng Association blrs<* anxious for the title *hol, asked only n $ 1,000 guarantee (ruin positions that re<|uire suspensions, Pep fiulsfietl Bartohi In I- ('11sagna. provided hr rould have then we are all for it, now wears Imtfi hi* choice of 70 percent of ev­ Saturday aighl'a apectarle waa lounde and •n r of the worst that ha* orrnr- rrnwna. Setlously hint in a plant erything left aftyr expense* are red la Ihe Florida State league rrash Jan. 5 of thin year, I’ep paid. Cus«an* agrred to that. Kiel), basing his opinion nn on did not return to the ring until in many a dg£. . eaily ticket -nlr*. figures he and then warmed Bevil shouldered Toivrlv fiom half way the distant e lietween half dozen. pabM.ka* la-fore *r- Jock may realise' more than ( 20 ,HH> or. tnorr from that uiiuiual third base back to 'th i 'mine plat­ ter. - M i s r of the 0 r!aod« p l« \.. swarm.-d on the field ami Rcvril leslie, 2 -i year* old, has held n •T he fight will I* staged at At­ made no attem pt to hand!.- them. position among the lop I 2rt.|aiiin<l. wood Stadium which has 13.000 Op* of the Scry*tor* n-illeil Ijive- er* for more than a year on the permanent seats. Tutsans l-elievet ly’s rap down over hi •* fare re­ strength of a record which now lie ran expand to h»u*e 20,000 peatedly and, op* of them went includes '34 knockouts, 20 decis­ fan*. The young H int promoter— *0 far as to sljig the .dlminvllve ions, four drayrs, two knockouts he’* only 30— doesn't look for s suffered and acven losses on sellout, but he's talking- in term* arbiter. I Manager John Krnler sent a point*. Both the kaynrs were dish­ of a JIOO.OOO gate.' Tickets die . telegram to Prrpldent Jlerlung yes­ ed out hy lightweights, Juste Fon­ spate.! from $2.75 to $15. "' terday morning. taine in Ilt43, ami Bobby Smith. Krlder'a wire elated; "I am SWISS JOIN COURT* requesting a complete InvrxllgaThe stumpy Flint battler i* BKRN, Switzerland — fA”)*tioa of report mad* by Umpire a favorit* here from (iol.leu Lavelv on (ft* fialag nf manager Clove* days. Aa nuvire flyweight Svritzerjantl. not a member of the Loa Devil for hie aril.in* ia the and then open bantamweight United ’ Nations, ha* decided to ninth,tnalng of Saturday.Buhl'*- champiuiu Ira waa vole.1 - Flint'* must popular (.lover on (he I n i *. . Justice under the provisions of ‘T would like to know why an aggressive two-fiste I the Unilerl Nations. The federal umpire rould have Ihe audacity ■wringing, That ___ ___ love for ......... artinn council was authorized to pay to all but exonerate the Urlando still distinguishes his Efforts and Switzerland's first assessment, club after gelling us* of the hit followers rlaim he hits is amounting to $640,000, _worsl goings aver I have ever hard with hi* left hook as he duel seen in base balk" ---------with his straight rig4tl Yes. John, we too would like to Leslie'* rhsnrr for Ihe cham­ know the full story behind the pionship is traceable to thr smart whole deal. Kuldanrr he ha* been given It) If any umpire in the Florida State League or any other league *y|vanlan‘ who drifted west In will take the Verbal lashing-and become an Arizona rancher, Krell tk n k M U l "going over" .k .t ithe t . . l rl(lrll^ |o ,h„ m, naK, the. physical that Senators gave Ioively at the Mun­ fighters. icipal Park Saturday night, thr The first time he saw (.exile umpire is not fit to work a game was the night he was knocked ou; in organized baseball, by Fontaine in a six-rounder In Featherweight Title Against Jock Leslie S ID E L IN E S Orange Bowl aquad returning aled In Ihe umpire's report. >*ut. an easeall■"* * 1/SU.haa. ---------- J— prartb ally, • / ' wii , We firmlv believe that thr ntorjr -veteran k<iuai| including at- ir.tart will be retold and that the ending string backflrld reoily for the will be changed ronsitlerahl.-. vheli first President Herlong gets the (rue fourth year of play. Bernlr report. ■ u|> m e, i’irk nicking Spcl rill'Kgle.f Jim and Hetty Rhody, owner*| • • Florida has 35 war vet* on it* of Ji and Betty's Fishing Cr.mp !•tentative roster. . v . M luitaippl on the east end of the hulklirad, etete plays in Chattanooga, F^rst have erected picnic Uldoi for lam in g pnd San Francisco on sue. those who desire to g et out in the cessiyr weekends td open thy grid wide open apace* and enjoy some good fresh air and pirnts lunches. season. . . . Resides thono lilt* anil Jim also states that he has the usual Southwestern and South­ ern Conference foe*, other npponreally biting. Several pe*i{ita have ents (u meet Southeast .t i Confergone out lately ..and caught the core teams Include Boston College, limit Jim elated. This is really a Cincinnati. Duquesne, Oklahomn A nice little spot fo r those who want A M. HurdinSimmuni. West- Virto go out for an afternoon, of fish Kanxiur State. ing picnirking. j v ’ Until Shelby Kinney pitched a no-hit, no-run ifame against New Oflcana Sunday, no Atlanta pitch______By t'H im . H o s t'll _ er. had done it since 1321 when Johnny Ruggi, father of Louise ATLANTA.~Aur 13* t/P|—Paul Bugga, the golf sU r, accomplish(Bear) Bryant, Kentucky'* young football coach, at first glance ap­ pear* to have scored tne south'* greatest victory since Bull Run. cities, all TXCept Little Rock In the iouthern aaso^atlon, plus Jackeon. Misa.,*mi| meet Monday plght at Ilirmingham to rtimpleto plan* for a southern professional basket­ hackfisld from the latter stato and ball league. Ben Chapman, Phil­ a dozen other* made varloue “lion- adelphia Phillie* manager, ami ■porta editor Raymond Johnson of the Nashville Tenneaavsi head live. Bryant, yi -STAN COMSTOCK r~r~~ Protect Your Health By Sleeping Heller. Sports Roundup INNERSPR1NG MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEOS Manufactured To Y«mr Individual Order By ECHOLS .* Mattreaa Renovating A Rebuilding A Specially Call Ua Today ~ Sleep • ” Heller Tonight \ ECHOLS^b e d d in g COMPANY • Social Calender invited nr«tTtnxt-thl». megt tug. .T hr -Sun­ beams, Junior U. Am and Junior R. A.s- will alto meet in their respective place*- at 1:30.' TUESDAY The R. W. Ware' Bible d a i s of tha Firat Methodist Church will have a covered dish aupper at the church a t 7:00 P. M. with Mia. J. H. Tindel, Mra. P. II. Wyatt and Mra. Alyce Ashdown as hos­ bv practically avrry othv.‘ big Par­ is fashion house. - This veteran showman pays homage Instead to the natural form silhouette, bringing d.g Ihe lines o f ' t h e figure by skillfull drapery and unusual otraling. The pleating- is shown on every type of silhoustte. On a neat num­ ber in black wool It stitched shealthllk* to the knees. Un rrveral dresses accordion pirating, falling straight from the wain, is constricted at regular Interval* by horisuntal Inch-wide bands, with a bottom tier falling free, A youthful gtcy Jersey dies* had narrow unptessed box •ili’als, falling from high hips, flanked in front by drapery springing-from the side seams. The Jean Patou Jackets arc nsalnly—hip-huggingT—wrttT-zhorr ruunded basques trimmed witn braid or outlined with fur. Hug* pockets and cuff* are fea­ tured on top coats, which tome both-fitting and bozlike, frequent­ ly with deep fur collars which hug A full-length smoke blue rspc trimmed wilA black lamb was a t­ tached to a matching Jacket t.y ends craftily crossed in front ant Dulled back under the cape. Evening wear Is unu.tcal and gay. Heavy satins end l.rochcs, moire and net and embioldery are used lavishly. In ono gown of pastel broche, large bat Meets fall open from th r waist In revenl brilliant multi-colored s e q u i n s which also edge the low, bruit •haped neckline. Revival ServiceH At Assembly Of God Bpeclal revival eervieei will n tonight at the Aeremhly of God Church, at Eleventh Street and Laurel Averfue, it was an­ nounced thi* morning by the Rev. K. I. Wright, pastor. Starting each evening at 7:30 6 'clock the revival will continue for two Weeks. Thg Her. Os*i* B. Jones and Mra. Jones of Okla­ homa City, Okla. who have con­ ducted meetings over thn United Stales -and C anada, will, have charge of the meeting 1 both preaching and ringing. The public ha* been extended a cordial invitation by the lt«v. W right to attend these mrrjings. FLIGHT DECK J. R. Hattaway and W. \V. latudermllk. both of Casselberry, have recently taken over tha manage­ ment of the Flight Deck which, unlll recently has bean operatal by Roy Browning, it was an‘ Mr.- Hattaway and Mr. Loudermilk are making extensive renova­ tions to tha Flight Dock and plan to bav* a formal opening in the near future. >(r. Loudcrmlik said. "Time and Tide' waa the aerne wa» enjoyed liy ... Pilot Cluli and their guests latt night. Swimming and boating were.enjqy, J until Ihj topper hour when «. td.-nlc .upper wa* *erv#d. " v ■—F e d w w L 1aupprr a ahort 'pioy. ram waa preaented bv Mtv M. L Raborn and a context, waa won by Mr*. Colrna Wilhuit. presld-nt of the Davtona Beach Pilot d u ll and club was giving a “Oako Walk" and dance on Aug. 2" ‘ to raise munav for their project and invited memheg* of the Sanford dull -to attend. Miss Bat loir a Chapman, 4 Sem­ inole High School student, spon­ sored by the Pilot Club for Iflrl*' State at Tallahaatee, gave an nteresllivs report of h.-r nctivitlea while In Tallahaiiee. She was made "municipal Judge" of Brndlevville and related her 1 Xpertencea In that raparity. Uurita present Inclmbd Mr*. Wilholt, Miss Chapman, Mr*. (!or->don 8 weeney, Miss France* Fre­ netic and Mias Shirley Morgan of Kstoii^h. N, Y\ Meaibera included Mra. A. W. Lee, Mrs. C. b. Puw>||, Mfs. bourlne Ileal, Mr*. M. H. Smith, Mra. Joel Field. Mr*. J. P. Hall. Mr*. R. C. Mdusrcll. Mr*. Z. II. Ratliff. - • : “ • Mr. and Ml*. Juan llinriua and aona. Chat lea and Johnny, have left to *p«nd n wee* at Silver Olen. Mr. ami Mra. William McKitdcin hid aa their recent fuc»t. M il* Cynthia McKihbdn, of Fort Mill*. 8 . C. . Mr*. John Meiactw-A*. «m if-' turned from spending several montha in Chicago, III. with 1d a ­ tives. . , NKW YORK Thr ntniitihrut situation in New Yoik Uaxti'l im­ plored much. . . .The m-vin aim of aimoxt every young gal I know xctirt* to I*. » kiti hen of her own, and in fact atreh a -udnaiv kmhhlon mav even haw taken play aaav fmm that' tfailltieit.il yen ft r a minku coni, diantu 11 Lnick knack* ami a car. t. Jean and Ruth Stenrlimn have returned from spending aome time in loike. Waeeamaw, Avde.l, Ral­ eigh and Charlotte, S'. C. where they visited friend* and relative*. Little Mis* I.viola Jean Juhnson wa* bonoted u-lth a itivvn pnjty glvM-n by her mother. Mr*. Weeley Jo hnson, at th e ir hom e In l.ake M om ue nil.. Monday .Uullolrug, Bel dav ami tinned it down, even lltiuigh she could me one niiely, S...in* her picture was tshen at the Steelilechnse I’md and h. r »h*pdy f.nude rau*.*l inonuh l»i.g, low whDlle* atmuiK the folks »•»«• it In the pain1;- that Jie received nn encouraging amount of fan mull, including one whleh le- uhli-d the offer of nn g p jrtm o lclient Kvi-lvn vva*n’t e |nlt her fingei or ajtre "lie deleeteil where in the o ffn -:ibl inithing doing, Mrs. William MeKibhon and son William. Jr. left yesterday fur Foit Mills, S. C. where they plan Its spend about two week* with Mre. MrKtbbun'* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. J. 8 . Clrnsbaw. Methodist Class Has Picnie At Sanlando The Young Wesleya-r Class. 0 / the First Methoilirt Church held its regular m untb^ meeting on Tuesday night at .-Jnn bando Spring* with a Weiner roast and swimming party. Tile business meelinq was pre­ sided over bv Boderirk Adam* dur­ ing which time plans were discus­ sed fur ivureseiitative* t j attond the young adult rally to l-e held in Tarau'a dprlng the Latmr Day weekend. Those attending, the meeting wen* Mr,. amL-Mrs. ,Adum«. Mr. ami Mr*. Unrl Chotpenlniti Mr. ard Mrs. James K. Terwililgr r. Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Roger liarsi 1. Mr. and Mra. Dirk Junes, Me. uml Mra. Dick Pavnr. Mr. and Mra. Orville Touchton. Mr. ami Mr*. Edward Kircher. Mr*. Dorothy MrD.inicI, Mis* Louise Claik, Alla* Catherine Clark. Miss Mildred Vwalt. Miai Ileltv Thurmond, Ludwrll Echols and Charlea Bowes. Circle Meets With Mth. S. C. Dickerson tnenth#ra ’nf - Circle No. I of Ihe First Baptist Church on Monday afternoon at her homo on South Sanford Avenue. Mrs. K. E. Uatchel presided over the busi­ ness meeting aniTMTnrrTk A t-Gov . ington, Mnr.1. N. Kimbrough and Mrs. (iatchel took part in the ser­ vice*. Announcement was made that two Ixixre of clothing and shors had been »ent to Italy. Following adjournment of Ihe meeting refreshments were served bv Mra. Birkeraon to Mrs, J. C. Calhoun, Mrs. Kimbrough. Mra. Covington, Mm. Marla Stewart, Mr*. J. A. Cunningham, .Mm. David Trutd. Mrs. Oalchsl and Miss Minni* Stsw ait, UU«itwak . vtllLlte sorry to learn that she ruf fall and is confined to he home of her daughter, Mrs. la-c Shat on, on the Copntrv Club Hoad. <(VhIIm»U lixp. r»«» llarl new ambassador to Spain nfu'i t|i. resolution .wax |>a>xrd. :The (nitlitti oiler hlWM trriav that Great Britain'would aupport. ntt\ United State* action by-pass­ ing the Russian veto of ptup --atfor United Nation* intervention H Oi rrce.‘ A x|Mtke*man *aid '.Iti* rounliy ■"shrtied the wixh of th r 11. S. goveminent to tuke any aitioii. in tinxuirit nf th r II. N. chartrr. la re­ attain aggression,’’ * . —— lie-w ax snswerflig a hH |orttrk nurxtion.about thr ltrilis'uvu-w ott IIA R It I K I T Woman’s Ribli* Class Holds Monthly Moot To gel a really beautiful permanent. ; properly slipped and becomingly sly In Sprrial* un all ware* during August shampooing. Fur appointment 'ra il 971 ■JOH V I'irk A tr. ilu ..k f .tun fau.iiiui fiev. the taill.i wit, n good ileal of -private In .aiding.............Arthur in,i*t*■ that g.ivernmenl-controller! weather will have n serious t-f- ueetiun* of the Dutch in tin- Indie* tia.l la-eif severed cuntplelely by act tun o f C eylon Im iiin g C oI-i .uIhi stuck, in b isa jiu rk lin g check Then sontelaaly else avoid India's ban 0:1 the craft Imposed Aug. 3 tit tinof Untcli-lndunesinu ho*tibt An official Netherlnn t* noted this morning -hut wl official declaration had v>made of the arqus the Dot. I ronsidewi in it* to '.lava front a At ani’ rate, navy Arthur, If tirnwii from Batnvin eicitwanl _lo the Chtyibon ure.-t would In- de arupled, tugetln -.1 wllli'nl rsut-nf liu-iiinasW il-JJiJ8 luiwuts '2 —In - something - u line. The Dutch rein I the 'Those Luvejoy, Mrs. F. I~ Dumpier, Mr*. Mitchell R- T. Hum. Mrs. I rial Myer*. Mi* It’s raining, rememlier j on the hinterland*. 1 B. It. lic k . Mrs. fa r te r Mr*. J . .M I won't la- raining every‘ -----. " Wilson Mis. W. T. hi* son and they enjuyt-d a deep, . .In»l on doubtful slatrx ( J o o r i r i l 'h I lU r ^ U I D H A. T. M a d d e n , Mrs. sea 'fishing trip, ___ Mi*. II. U. Hi liul 'Irx r-J. I Mrs. Harry Hanson ha* rr- fu-vvl*. Mr*. F. K. Bolt. Mrs. Wil lunierl In her home In Ht. Peters*- Hum* Mra. It. U. Ilutchls-in. Ml> burg after spending the past -two J. F. Ilartisun. Mrs- V. J. IV 1- 1' And put It In the gmiuid, . . uuilei till eat weeks aa the guest of Mra. J. M. Whenever April Showers com* Cameron, who accompanied her around, tomorrow home. Her two children, Marty and Jackie Cameron, who have V ith the (’ID-United Itold-.i been visiting In 8 t. Petersburg, ^Yorkers. will return home-with her. , Tbete vva* no immx'diate an1001menu-iit from'tip* union, w-hbh Imii mid •.'l.nuu ilfeliilar* moil.I and »on*. Harry-ami Wavtur, who walk , nut IJoyihleh* seven have fust returned from St. Louis plant* niio«« tin- nation mile** were guest* in Sanford today en1be e-mrei n l*-gnu miiipiiny-vxiilv* route to Belle Glade. . Mr. Wood l«u gaining. jflll leave In the near future for rY on I.Usliir-14 ahrt Mrx, Wood and the children will visit in Jacksonville and Miatrl. To Advoid Walkout Socion "Golfer ** A reol beo-lhr-oll oction back diets.. 1n fin* rayon gnbaidine wilh non-ctenve fmiih Happy Birthday and Mm. Edward Gert* and children, Carolyn and Edith, Ihave __ .returned -a___ I frorp a month's vacation In Puerto Rico. They plan to make their home in San­ ford. They have aa their gursta, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orlamli and daughter*, Anilda and Zeltlh, who also expect to make Sanford the brightest Ohio sta r In W< l l l i r n r ANNOUNCB5IKNT Mr, and Mra. James Wait* an umpired today th e ' h irlli-o f u son, James Gay, Jr., oil Aug. B in the Santiego Hospital in Hnn tlego, Calif. Mr. Walts i«, n lor trier resident o f Sanford and b at present slationrd with t|u and Mr*. Edward F- Mr. Knever anmjUncer|-to<tav tji • hirtli of a ilaughtor, Teraritr. on Atig. II at the Frruald Laughton.Mam■ orlal Hospital. Mra,.McKeevrr will lie remrmla-red as the formrr F.s- Among those from out of town tvho attended the funeral of Mm. Jane Armstrong Saleeby In,Han ford yesterday wrre Mr. nml Mt*. II. E. Armstrong of Orlamli. Mr. and Mm. J. A. Armstrong nf .Milledgevllle, Ga„ Mm. Ruheit Williams'/n of Columlius, .is., Mm. D. C. Green of Cayce, 8 . C. ami l i r a B. F. 8mlth of Djrrrsburg. len n . t all sizes4 and flavors. Mr. ami Mra. William H'alr are the guests of Mm. Btalr'u patents, Mr. and Mr*. Edmund Molarh, at M. . ■ . I I . e - S r-M r PHONE 13£5 Mr. and Mm. Wllmrm Blair were recently married and bothxkraduated from the Unlvemity o f Ken­ tucky In June. They have Im n B rin g 'In Loulsvllla but plan It Iosya for New York City after spending about 11 days in Hanford. AIRMAIL '■ n o W M O M i 414 Hanford Avo. (fnrm rrl) a H e n th il VI .Inhrrvott, II. S. ileprkr wtirnlng that hi* govern nient would not stand by idly wTofe ■he territorial integrity nnd pol­ itical Independence of tirrec - waa threatened. A renrexenlative of the pioviaiomil gvivernment , f l'aki>ian rontemled that the Musleio-d-.iuinati-il dominion In purtUlhned Imlia •hould autoinalicallv IsvOiiw a memlier of the Unitk*l Nntlor.a along with the Ihimlnlon of India. J . W. Baker who hae been ■pending several weeks with his son, Clyde Raker, expects to re­ turn Thursday to spend a fevy dav* with hla daughter, Mra. Lillian Vickery, before going to Greenville, 8. G. Mm. Vickery j - . ’' - V I s * NOOK I'nnada drrlnied .tlli.l ltin»l»'» plan for nn International atomic control fumniiaaion I* twt nde.mate u* It stand* now nml a tggeateil that the Untied Nation* atomic ib-legntse git on with then SlIF.P FIKLUS. already a aitr- lob of d tlifting their -e. md ie ■• fill real nil rant uperixtor port. hi. lilen Islnn.l <‘a»lm* is the ile(ieoige Ignatieff. Cnnnila. pie•uyUiJ- of. tlta,,WeslylvcAtcr 1-ttlloA •rivb-tkyi 1 esolotioii t u . l l u i c U/uhJ • a b reviving hi* f.-inum* "Ripplitig Rhythm" orrhestra. . ^ . United Nation* Atomic Kncigy But • the cniphntl* will lie on Tomimssion but the committee de**.-<•! stuff, airings and wmu|. feiie.1 action until Friday when wii-il*. wilh n ndnimuin of hrn«*. the Soviet Representative I’rof. . . . A good at 1anger, Slirp ha* Dmitri. V. Skobcltain. uske.l for 1-e.ir studying iirrhe«trnllon nml delay. . with the finest - so­ li- i» musicians for yeaf^ and .has a few ideas he thinks nte new nihl fr.*»h mid ran la- nilant*-d pi.-nsnrjlv fium the rom ert da-ice - tyle. Mr*. T. A. Anderson. Jr., Mrs. T. Ilai.lv nn.l Mix. A. b. BorinIt set veil ax h»*te*M-.t f< r the antlilv im-eting of ibu Wontan'a Me Tlaxs of the Fit at Baptist Mrs. F. R. Milchell . return, d Miunlay from spending some time in Mt. Dorn wilh Edward C.Mitchell. In Tnlntka with George * Phono 880 CHICAGO*, 7 '/, hra. BEAUTY r..Idler wa* killed and Itl vv*te wounded v ester.la y in Indonesian tru ce violation* in Ja v a and .Sum Friend* of Mrs. Ile-h rtt Hill will is- interested to tram that she and her voung son, Brian Don­ in *« meeting anil ‘Mrs. Vk II. Car­ ovan. have returned from the Fer- ter gave the devotional, lleporM nal.l Laughton Memorial llo-pilal wi-ie li.-aid from tile v irtua* ofher parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, I Hurl, at 1011 Oak Avenue NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM NEW YORK*, 10'/, hr*. M ll.I.K It Indonesia rail. M n. Frank R. Mt.Neill. Mrs Felice West. Mis. W. K. Ilr.lly hebd. and the Misses (tussle Hin­ R arh ara and J-tripi.-iine Robson, ton. Mary Earle and Maud.- Ram ^ .in g •daMhteri .-t-Mi gqd a i c J s . k llobson of We«t I'ulm It. a.-li, arriv ed y esterd ay by plane to etietid several w eeks w ith Dr. and PA G E th e S .. In itv V ottni il a ta lrm e i J. C. Hutchison left today fur Jacksonville wlirre Mrs. Ilulrldson will loin him later in the week and they will leave for bYon*. N'. Y. to spend about two months. Bill’s Package Store and Bar 2 W. FIm I Street I. Lynda Jean Johnson Given Birthday Party IN FIRM NAME OF ' * : Mr. and Mrs. Phil l>.ltd x f St. Petersburg spent the viekeud with their parents, Mr. ind M.-a. J. A. Cunningham and Mr*. K>ther Truedi Announcing Chang •Your Favorite Beverage Mr. and Mm. F. K. Knumlllat enUl taint'd l«xt evening on tlirlr yacht,. "Skylark", in honor of two It* Craw* of Columbia, S. C. who ii visiting her airier. Mra. Roy visitor* in Sanford. Mir. Margue vlloller. ami Mi*. K. I„ Mllb-r, Sr. of Montgomery, Ala:, v lu is the guest of Mr. and Mr*. Frank l~ Miller, Sr. T hr group b >nnl.‘d the rachl nt 8:00 l \ M. and cvulat-d down th r St. John* River. At a . lata hour (ifuriimonU wore I r n c d by thr hoitu-w gnilxtiil bv Mr*. Holler, ' I k Ed­ ward F. .Irani*, and Mva. ■II. G. Fox. Th»«- enjoying the occasion .were Mi** Gravca and Mr*. .'Idler, Mr. nnd Mr*. Lane, Mr. and Mk Holler. Mi*, and Mrx. Don Small, Buy " uni . Mi BROADWAY Mr. and Mr*. Manual Ja*-t»hton and children, Arlene and SheTw-ood, have teturned from a vaca­ tion silent in North Carolina.-Vitginia ami Washington, l>. C. Sanford, Fla. A COOL SPOT Cliff Hopp of Hostings, N«l»To brother of baaebalTs Johnny rod Football’* Harry (Hlpgety). has entered Georgia. He's a freshman halfback, , . . The Bulldogq will sport a brother act of three Kefdx “Time and Tide” Is . Scene Of Pilot Meet B a o f a r x l - — 0 .1 O r l a n d o . 10-vear rtinlract the Wildcat* last year by winning seven game*, schedule starting In December. mom than any of hla Southeastern Conference predecessor*. To go with those 48 yearlings, Bryant haa 28 lettermcn and about SO reserves from last your, which ouadit to rank hie team fairly cloae to the top thin fall: TbaUs why Kentuckians, wlio In the pan) havo shifted the conversation to bom* it's recalled th a t rival coache*. In • recent Doll on the probable order of. finish, placed tha Wildcat* In the second division. T H E S A N FO R D H E R A l.l). S A N FO R D . FL O R ID A OR mills of lb* cetton belt have facilities to produce more than twice as much stock feed, oil and SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY v n:u-.u-r THREE �WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13, 1947 PA G E FO UR Feds Invade Daytona For Tilt Tonight; Here For Twin Bill Tomorrow Evening bottom of the frame. Manager Rill Good u»ed three hurltrs In chalking up the victory, while Manager Klider u*cd two. .The defeat wa* Kettlea* tenth against a like number nf victories. Serondbaseman Charlie Ridge­ R r ARTHUR BECKWITH. JR. way paced the 12 hit P lralj attack as.hr rapped out h it. in four trips Hr rail) Sport* Editor Th* Le*«burg Pirates eontifiurd to thr plattei’’. Johnny McManus Dave Bride each hit safely their "fin*” over the Sanford Cel- and Cclctymcn. * * rr Feds by *wecping_thc current twice for the l-K .H M II M«i. eonlesf at tb* aeries In a (I to MUbblfUL If Municipal Park last night. Torright the locals'motor lo'D*'.'- Xvlesnork. H*TC c —dona Beach and will retuin to the !**Utr, rf lota! ball orchard Jo r a twin bill lull, . I - p ith the Islets tomorrow *vcn;ng.( The Pirates score*! two run, in tha first frame lait evening on three hits and a Fed boot. The Fed* came back in the bot­ tom of the first to chug one run across and knotted the count in Ihe third canto whrn Irving Boim walked two Sanford batters. Ralph MeUanut, IlfM e. rf Satterfield singled and Don Mur- talks. If. ! ray drew a free puss to nd Walt ItarriiiN O 'O , H a tt * r fl*14 Harrington home. At. S • In the eighth frame |he Rue* uMTartlw y lr r . If found the rigbthamlrd slants of U n f la y . II. Car! Kettlea to thrir liking as itaba. r r they banged out five hjta to tally M.-nl,. : ** o • i* KHII-i [> four runs bafofe Managkr>'John T>uw I O 6 o ti al. p Keider coubl get Johnn --------------------------------3Q 3 a JT t 3 Into the game to squelch t .L eesburg went down in order Ih t^eahar* the ninth, but the Sanfordltrs jsm- a a S lIT IM II Krrortt S itln flty m*d a final tally acro n In the Sarcastic Goose Lays Hollow Eggs YESTERDAY S STARS Allen Cette!. Indian*, thutotit the Tiger* 11-0 with one lift, a double by Eddie Mayo in the ftret inn! mi. Bob Elliott. Biarej, drove in three run* with three hit*, hie eighth inning two-run homer breaking up a 2-2 tin with llroekIvn a* the Brave* went on lo win I t i aI t.OHIIIA i a t. USED GOGOLfcS FIRST A u k tie in . NEW YORK —bP)~ Jimmy (Goggleil MrCoy Iteary hi* nick t'Kixtka I - - . i l . u ia •• “ name herau.e he wa* the first D ayton* it**ch r i *1 .,n lle tv ll* t eturS sy Jockey lo wear goggles in a race, or!*nd*> e-s, tit 1*1 o*l 1-4 now a universal. practice. When HI A u g u l l s * ♦ . t l» ln * * * ill« McCoy introduced the piece of P s ts lk a .> , l» »»tijn * H*ach equipment track offic!a h were (.retbura *. Can ford t l.a m ts T o d a y called upon to. rule ->n its le­ HI. A u « u » t l r » at O fU n d o gality. S ‘ ■- . I's lr ik a k ls n ti,- H u n t i-*ti*d let ItM a s w a r. H m ^rt. Hitt**f|*i.t i, M a rra y . w e a n ■ w old i . Hlnl*n ti**** i*» ■■•* 2*1* • im x k . M « * ,t e a rrtllr* : HtrblvlnIh.ukl* |Ja> ,: U r H i n w t<> M urray lo HatteyfleMi H»tt*rft»l<l tn M urray to Haller tlrlil. la 'll iitl l u » » l l* * » liiira *. H anto nt I*/ ll*«** >*n b e 8 »l off Ulsato.fi 1, off I, "U I M m t. o ff l.* m k y t M ru * k .onii by K r l t l u t , b y Le m ie y M*o o|f iJ t-a —iu l In i t-> itinioa >'•’ | , r y « . *»fl €jff U m l r v K r t t lr * 12 Tnttidt a i o<Mt «i* a . i^ittky. lx* at T h rC C * g a itC U C IQSH _______ SPRINGFIELD, I ll, Aug. IS. —Edith Fable, owned bv Jean McLean.of Portsmouth, Va., placed Dr»t la*t night in the three-gaited mare or gelding d e e , at the Illinoix State Fair llorro Snow. OUlW first place ! # t p f « t . *hate of the ItJllO pnrvTroney. iS fp ? 3§*£ £ S X AP ,Vew*feature» . MIAMI—"Mommer* is a sevenfoot sareastlc goose which lay* a foot-long egg that can m em only unhappineaa for at least nine nirn. Mommer U-Ute pncdnciuLJaaitts O. Ticg. * Miami Tech hlgn eci.ooi tesrhri .'"4th an abilltv'id n tln u i te a rh rfr’Mh abllitv'io rn rnnstruet and a lore of bei*bull. Mommer’* s k i e s duly is to lay a goose egg on the line score of a visiting tio-chatl teem. Provide, the proper sound e f f .m ^ At the end of e a c h 'in n irg —If l^o opposition hain'i scor-’d—ac­ companied . by cackl**, Mommer To Late To Classify waddles across a 52-foot scorehoard and drops a foot-high zero LOST—dark brown wsll*; In vici­ into the proper slot. She. works nity of Rail Park Tuesday night. for tb* Miami TourliU of the Drivers license mad* not to An­ Florida International League. ne W. Hutchison. Reward. Call On oecaiion she mlste* the prvHerald or Ph. 341-W. (ieinitviUe OtiiAdo le t-J.u ra HANFOHU »<• iia y m n s »** | | ,lir t .t at • lalnrstlll* V t T I O V t l . l . l '. M J I B BREEDER'S AWARDS Edith Fable. . Wins . , * - ,* _ „ per slot, and in that event her 30inch high offspring come* excitedIv out and plea* up lha mi«plared goo,* egg and return* it to ibq correct alot. Tice, a rabid tvaiehai! fan. has long wondered whr—when the vlx Ring team got a veto at the end of the Dining—g goo-w didn't deliver the unhappy srore. ] lleveut "Mommer" from a .everYoot-TF^e of fiber board and , , HOLLYWOOD. C el.-id V -M r* . Edwin Janss. breeder of £1 Lobo, has rpefved a tidy consolation prlre to offset the low aelling price of .the son of Brarthom . Sold for *2.600 to Stuart Ham­ blen. cowltoy crooner and orches­ tra loader,,El Lobo in four seasons of racing hn* earned over H ! 3 ,000. Mr*. Janss has receiv'd SJ2,.' M in broedeta* awards, bv Firefly Genius, owned by Clif. ford Muocrs, llm utoq. Trx, Hi. l^yuls .New V o lk I.... .. iTnclnnati IM iy liu ia b Philadelphia Ih lr a a o Specials In »'M U>t#!phlA i , H iW T w l I'h ir k io t fW. lawful* 1 linatof? f , ( ir D o h lf n ' I'lllftb ttffih 3. C tn rlliliR il 2r Robson Sporting Goods u A U m lU V U54IIIK Umm tl' ’ f* PHi Nr» V'+rk M 1» ll-’h’Mh 41 l l DftreH H It -Stl I'h ila iS t lp h ia It t« Toy Land Rocking: Horse .ill 1 lief slit lMltl*,F IJu U n n f , W s il il n a t ' in H I. !.»*!• J . C h f c s g n 1 I Cleveland T -ll. Deirnli !.* ilin ly B A R T IC L E S FOR SALE RECORD PLAYERS for rent. By day or week. The Mu»lc Bo*. 11B AUTO RADI OR. Motorola. Rale* and 8 ervkc. The Music Boa, W. ta t St. Phone 063. . ttU W .-UbKlr- Pbxm-tum.------OFFICE apace In Melsch Building. ■ Large H«ht ofices, newly decor- ROOF COATING- Asbestos Alu­ minum roof costing- good for •ted, all utilities, Km I and Jani metal, slate-nr composition roof­ to r eervlc# .fumhbed. Call HW ing. Slop leaks. Cools your home Vft IL A A. D ept. Store. 10 to 15 %.. Tcruyear warranty. RKNKARIK GLASS A PAINT CONVALESCENT HOME now CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. open at Chuluola, 18 mile* S. E. of Sanford and 18 milee N. E. of Orlando. Large screen and open porches to sit and enjoy the root breete* off Lake Gath* b e r t h S e w in g m a c h . s i t o r I II H. FRENCH. I'll. 1190 erine. Large grounds' dm! walks 'sa fe from auto traffic. Large lobby ami rooms. Brick construc­ CANVAS PAINT- clear and col o n . HKNKARIK ' GLASS A tion. Can accomodate 26 only. PAINT CO. Phone ? 2 l). Phone or WTite for reaarvatlon • t once. Oviedo 2362 or Dr. M artin 2392 or write Box 1ST FLOWERS ChulooU Florida, lairge sedan foe all oecail cm* for goeata to vtxlt their doctor. McN e i l l a y o s t fx o R ia T S 8lptx~Ave.*h)»t off Celery - AVAILABLB at once, convenient­ Office ph. 403 residence ph. 610 R ly located down town section, UP to date apartm rnta wi*trail PainU. Poultry Supplies. Nails. Purina Feeds, Groceries and modem conveniences. Adult* Meals. Touehton A Watson, 1201 only. Phone1550. Celery, Phone 1199. TWO-ROOM fum ishH apartment. Adults only. 2300 Mcllonvillc. FOn BALE— Limrroek for drive­ ways . and roadway#—Pbon# FURNISHED apartment. Adult* TUXEDO FF.KD5—complete lir.o, Hunt'* Tuxede Feel 2 W A N TED TO RENT Route or a p t, furntthed or unfur­ FOR 8 AI.K nished. ' Prefer kitchen equipped but not necessary. Permanent OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 GENTS residents. W rlte'P. O. llo* 13)1. PER POUND. BUNDLED IN BUNDLES. S REAL EfFTATE FOR SALE 10. 15, 20 snd 25 CENT SEAL ESTATE HERALD OFFICE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS Jimmie Cowan's Blmct Metal RAYMOND M. HALL, Rsaltor SeeWorka for new Kadlntors, new R*filtered Broker and Radiator core*. Radiator denn­ Insurance Agent ing and repairing. PEACHES and pears frr canning. NEW. two atory, three bedroom French Ave, >t 13 Street,____ 1947 8 Cubic foot Serve! gni refeigeralOr. lairmann'). Restaur­ ant, Hanford Orlando Hi way. .NICELY furnished % room home DESKS. 12) office desks, <1) tyIn Sanford Height*. Every mod­ piat* desk with chairs, id A-l ern convenience, largo sleeping condition. New Elgin twin out­ porch. 118 W. 19th St. or 917 board motor. Apply Mr. Bowen, W. 18th. ^ 541 Plumos* Drive. aeree, wlth'npftritJ^OO stand­ 7 ft. Cold«pol refrigerators, I ing. Did orange ne%«, located ' Luxe Models..62Llliil, Sears l •bout 1 blk off of Rothe<27, Just der Office. Phbne 090. out of DeLand. Elect, phone ami water, no house. Owner will sell FORDSON T rsrtor, I muls, both good ronditinn. L U Keller, vary reasonable or will take Lake Monroe, Phono 1322-W, trailer In trade. See. Mr. Bdwen, 641 Plumosa Drive. PLENTY of good used tools, CDROOM house fttmiihtsJ or 'Watches, docks, radio*. Also new wgtrhes and G. E. Alarm ’urnisbsd. New electric tJtchdock*. Fred Myers, SI I E. 2nd .double 8*r*ge \ acres, few dt trees on KL?floni highp 6 miles from Sanford. Phone 54 lb. porcelain Ire box. Mr*. J. unty 8305. II. Cowan. lak e M ary.______ ESTATE WANTED fl AKTIC1.ES WANTED WORK WANTED 9 MAID, or washing, ironing. Reply Boa M. J. e/o lleiabl. FLOUR SANDING A finishing, cleaning ti waxing. Our power unit enable* u* to work where thcie is no electric connertlo.i available. 21 ycais nperiencs, II. M. Gleanon, I.nkc Mary, Fla. ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all kinds. Smith Rro. Phone 1188. NEED A NEW DRESS? Let Wan nila make it. Wannita Taylcr Box H5-A Sanford, Ht. 2. 12 S P E C IA L Sh MV ICES (R RENT—Floor sender.. Easy pcraKon. Reasonable rates, Hanrunl Paint A Glass Co. Phone DOliGK - PLYMOUTH PARTH AND KKRVICB YA-DB moth proofing lasts 6 years. Hav* your woolens moth proofed now. Downtown Clesners A I.aundry. 113 Palmetto Convoy ,*h *-ltil*d ) key* eay d-OOsta Tep-OveHty Oeewal Tb* la *w Were. Olkw ills , prepeWlee■ftly lew. w r i t IU Y eed'pey l*p prt<e*fw yeer prtiasl lire* — wlfleel h*ed tr m e p t. Coach Predicts Biff Grid Year In 1947 RALEIGH. N. C. This vear should pdodure th* greatest football season on record, think* Beattie Feathers, who ts in hi* fourth year a , coach of the North Carolina State Wolfpack. "The day of defensive strategy is fast disappearing,' say, Feath­ er*. "snd U is the tendency to i*»n more to ouiscoring op­ ponents than toward playing a Whiting game and letting the other team make the mistakes. • "Also, this is tHe ls«t year for playing freshmen in some con­ ferences and most of the tchoola will be exhibiting a lot of new talent*" say* Feathers, who holds the National pro Football league record of gaining 1.008 yards In M o th e r & GENERAL D a u g h te r V TIRE J Doll Dress Set STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC David Smith, Manager Tlrf Salrn PHONE 200 306 East First Street ( '/j Illock East of P. 0.) By Ray Gotto OZARK IKE TH GlK)9 ARE R E ­ TIRED --------...IM Legal Notice a._______ _ _ 1 A NEEDS 7 » - t i 7 3 i a n only o u t Tot VEKA NHAt. KUlVU KISU. m a m ig iT w it" ,* rew U ittc* l* I ’l a i b b a i g . A la b , t u a . « n -l «h<.«* - m a llln s a d d ie M u t ’• * c h b o r g . A i» b * m * . e / o Q e o rk * cabinet mad* to ornd* of woodworking, M O R E M il l e s s in n i n ! t . CHALK UP HIS SECOND STRAIQJ __ NO-HIT TEA/ r u u a m i: iiK H K iir n o t i f i e d >*l a *011 ti*, l>t*n D M I cm for aiftAltti* c|l%iiic«, 'by HiifAliig O— DHW8 HIGH BKRTfCK 0 . D. Landreai. Phone 1021 I'laintitf. Vera NMl Fluyd Watch and clock repairing. Elec­ K ing. bffftnliV lt. AND YOU Aiii: IIKIUHIY COM­ tric Appliance, Sewing Marhin* MANOKD to tllhFr |»#rton« and varuiim rleaner repair*. The Ally or >_by M lw»|gy* Id ••m m il Hume Shop, J700 Sanford Ave. fu r <*n th » *lfid d » y t»f tugwsf. 1917, G. C. Fellows, Phone 1143-J. LAND C L E A N I N G A N D fo n l in S e r a lf w lf C o u n t y , 8t*t* ■ DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER­ PILLAR DKIHKL BULLDOZ­ A, Cl-rk of th* Circuit i-tmrt ERS WITH P A L M B T T 1 C ounty, Florid* RAKER T W O S/4 YD. J lr O“emlhnje X B in t. D eputy Ct*rk D RAGL1NRS. E QUIPMF.NT (C tnC U IT COURT aKAI-t NOW IN THIS VICTNITT. Js rk tn u A . C a rg ill NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION O ilm a n , Flo rida (O ^ ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE Attn,n *r for Plaintiff 2-2981. T in : ItrATK * n r M A X IU SEE US FOR M1UF.OGRAPH PRINTING k . . AND TYPINQ CREDIT BUREAU OF HANFORD lie N. Park . Phan* 180 *)f 11*0 AVK.Vt't:. IV CUT 19 AUTOS FOR SALE MICKEY MOUSE T<* HA- VALIXjaTA. IlL 'O lt rllA . ' .. A rw o rn hilt of enrnelrlqt, M arin* l,r»n fiWd In ih i CUevit C ourt In and for Hernlnol* .C o u n ty , F lo r­ ida. In r l i i n r r i y a g a fm t you by U ' I L U b L F .n K M i l l i r . fi r dtryre*. Ih*** pr***nt, * | « h t m o f -r * |t> **mm*hd you I* h* • ml- • or- j > I—* fore u i d C o u rt ellh fr In p*r«.|VT,, hr i l b i n i y on or L l J n Hi* H h day e f H r « r i p k o , A . D . ! » l f . -nh-» r » U e P r o w P ro C«nf*»**» w ill h# ETTA KETT EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING Fred Myers. 811 E. 2nd 8L ATTENTION MOTHERS —DIAPER SERVICE— Baby V dvet furnishes hospital clsanateril* diapers and deodor­ ised container. Economical and safe. Fully medically aoproved Call Daytona 2467-W collect for detain. 94 diapers, 82 a we«':, . "FIRBT IN SANFORD" ' S SAFETY YET ^ N EITH ER /^ NOW THEN, WOgACH.. THU. MH 1— ,1^23 i q ~7 w h e n YOU REST STAjgTBn a r r i N a n e r v o u s i V- rU m tllA K V P J IIT . VAVXAtt PHONE 200 BHRICKLANn-HORRlHON U D R IV E-rr. INC. a M iK irii.)* K in s . In lb* f i r r u lt l.'eort " t Hemlhnl* C o u n ty at H ,n tm A F lo rid a . .T h e title o f the c a n -- i, tia id lg M e K In le r K in s . By Paul R^bthsop VOUM&AM All M r jm a i* r a * « trg > YftWTOTA l DOyrrryl m . >w ym vrp , OH MT a B C3MS M3UY3 P«*Ag WMOCAHH TOTHE/ D aoa A M T T lf C r ViWicC AOO ON A J (Ileal I gyi O. K Hen*. D e r u t v C le r k F dlettnr-W , Plvln'lff $5 0 trad e in ALLO W AN CE F O R YO U R O LD RADIO The MUSIC Box 119 W . le t P h . 93 THE LONE RANGER By Fran Striker CARERA'DON'T 1 [GET Wheeler of Sanford -------- C ANVAS-AW NINGS-----CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS •A ta m la m , S te a l W eW! 19 DAT DEL1VERT m VOtfRE IN VC. EPIKB. ACE ^ TH'EIGHTH/il O’SPADE Piano Tuning and Repairing. U L nois, with Income. Close In, be priced right. C A. Highest cash price paid for used furniture. Ted Davie Furniture 610 First Street upLONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market Co. 811 E- 1st. Ph. 958. Barber Shop open Thursday, Friday * Saturday, _______ I’LL BUY your car rrgsrdlrsi of age or condition. Roy Reel, 804 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL W. 2nd SL MOTORCYCLE, cheap 114. Jack Stand Ifer. SANFORD Beauty Salon—Phone HELP WANTED 1854. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. NCRETB SEWER PIPE Phone 1354. Permanent waves tC TANKS, Grease *Trepi EXPERIENCED-celery grown- or 64 up, guaranteed. Weter sof­ trained farm manager for fang ka. Aluminum Window# end aaa. White cement. Paint, la Zellwood area. Good position tener. Abo open evenings. for right party. A. Dude A Sons, ea-iila, Hurricane braces 14 LOST 4k FOUND Oviedo. Phone 2181. id* Concrete Company, 804 A r e I’hon* 1135. LOST—Hamilton yellow gold wrist GIRL for cashier A cosnveUt coun­ watch Saturday afternoon on ter. also soda glrL Laaay't Drug P ark Ave. between Pth A 1st. Store. • Streets or first street and Mag. COLORED GIRL for general houi nolle to Dr. Mu[uon'1 office. Tirana t3n-Wr ss ttts, We JtEPAIR! FREE ESTIMATES Phone 808 I ^STARTS GUNPLAY, lEWRE �V» . _________ ' ________ __ b U altj Thert b Strength— - T* Prataet * • I W e of th# Worlds To PtoboU th# P n t n u of A m iriti: To Prodoro Pro*p*»Ity for Sanford. AN IN D E P E N D E N T VOLUME XXXVIII # ■«-. - ' THE WEATHER I*»rtly cloudy through Friday. Scattered ahoaer* ocrurlng mostly daring afternoon. D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, AlHI. II, 1017 E stab lish ed 1 9 0 8 NO. 195 A s s o c ia te d P re ss L eased W ir e ji Price Inquiry Supported By Pres. Truman U. S. Interest In Greece Hit Asks U. N. Acfion On Britian ' ' * No Extra Session Of Congress Planned; Labor Department Cut Is P r o t e s t e d Gromyko Charges ExAxis Collaborators Hold Positions In Athens Government W A S H I N G T O N . 14 *4V PfeiWent Truman eiprencd h*» wholehearted support today of th£|uttice Department's investigation of the high cost of food, cloth ing and homing. He raid he Imp*' it will produce m ulti and h" think* it will. But he told a new* conference, in reply to a question, that he balieve* the principal effect will M to point to thbie responsible LAKE SUCCESS. Aug -14 <4*) —Russia charged today that "the crudest interference iritq ihe in­ ternal alfairs of Greece emanalrt at present from the United Slates.’• ITm was interpreted immedi­ ately a* a reference to the Tru­ man aid program. Giving the United Nations. Se­ curity Council what he termed "an answer lo the .Americm speech made Monday. Soviet Dep- Pepper Plans To i Support Truman Where 17 Died In Train Wreck 4 * iffta IRflr ^ntrer—r.^jer'^thm— » wfheck the spiral. Asked whether he believed an* B tl-lrust violations are reapoml— bit for the hika In price, he rani led the results of the inquiry will have-to be awaited on that. I n answer to a queatimt whether axpotts of corn will haw to be curtailed due to the short­ age, he said that it la unde? consideration by the eahinet World Food Committee. Vresident Truman Indicated h a £tia» no plana to call a labor-mar fcrencc. Such-a* IIICIO proposed as a move to ‘seek voluntary cuts in prices. The (’resident declared today that ha sees* nothing on the horUon to require a special session of Congress, thus virtually elim­ inating possibility of legislate a action this year on new fund* to aid Europe's recovery. Tha President declined to com inant on the current talks on (flnereasing Ruhr coal production or on the general British finan­ cial crisis. Mr. Truman said that ho would be unable to supply figures «i how much the Marshall plan wilt cost. He pointed’ out that any (CmtlasH »<■ Twet Hly, N n g n EQVPT1AN PRIME MINISTER Nokrashy Pasha makes an tmpautoned plea before the UN. Security C(funell. Lake Success, JI. Y, for the tmmedlste evacuation of flrttiih forces from his cownlry. H# declared that failure to act may lead to bl*v>d»hrd and violence. In answer. Britain’* Sir Alt*ander Cadogan asld that the tiAops are necessary along thd Valley of the Nile to safeguard the security In Ihe Middle Fa*t (International) General Price Strife Renewed Drop Predicted In Palestine By By "Congressman Arabs And Jews Restoration Of Con­ Outbreaks Occur Fol­ trols Opposed B y lowing Truce Dur­ SpokesmanForGOP ing Night Curfew WASHINGTON. A.tg, 14 <47- . TKL AVIV. Palestine, Aug. H Rep. Wolcoll (R-MicJt) asserted today *that "a general price de­ cline is in '.lie oiling as he ex­ erciser! opppiilion lo rrsloiation of ptice con Iroll, with ihe possible exception o f1 controls on rents. Chairman? of the House Bank­ ing-Committee. Wolcott—is—re­ garded ai spokesman for i^any House Republicans on price and rental matters, "It would be a grave mistake to put (nice controls back on again," Wolcott’ told a tepvrter. “That would slow up production, and we must hate production ll svr are to lick inflation." (41— Two more persons, a Jrw ami-an Arab, were repotted killed today and a score mote were in­ jured in inlet-racial strife along the lrn»e bounds ry of the alb Jewtjb city ol Tel Aviv and the all-Arab community of Jaffa. Unofficial reporls listed 17 mote- Jews »mjurrd, m e critical­ ly. and lluee Arabs, wounded In a new eruption which caine after military patrols, with the aid of a curfew. Hkd enforced an utfeaty Iruce through th* night. * Earlier Senator O'.Mahoney -fDWvo) told reporters the Investiga­ tion Ihln prices of foot), clothing rtnrl housing ordered by Attorney General Clark .is a "fine thing" but that "tha rairaes of Inflation are much deeper'than a s-arrh for By THE ASSOCIATED PBESet extortionate profits." He raid Congress m ust rhnote .Tha Midwest's fading heat wave I I n tm iif -l *«n P u s * T n o | blaw a sultry kiss of farewell to Illlnola, Indinana, and part of Michigan today, a t tha same time bestowing a blaal-furnace *mbrsca of greeting on the East. Tha W tather Buraau a t Chteago aald hot w tather would ATHENS, Aug. . 14 0PI—An ttanntlnus today In Illinois, Ind­ ia n a * and .tha southeastern half informed source said today* Greek of loacsr Michigan, but that cooler government force* had begun fullair waa working Into those press scale mopping up operatiora and should bring relief by night- against guerrilla unit* In the Mount Griunmn* area near th* M l. tryfAThe rest of the Midwest, Greek. Albanian frontier. '•‘he informant srjd the - opar‘blissfully welcoming the arrival of tha cool air, expected high »tion\ opened free day* ago and. reading in the 80't today, but contact was made with a large ahead of tha aaitward-moving force nf guerrillas Monday. Offi’ eool front th* matlmum 'era- f!»l figures were not . available, uerature* wera- due for a return but It was believed the army was using .more than 5,000 men tha 90Y it Maanwhtle, tha heat wave, which in the n|tciat)nni. had become an old story to ra ­ I’m * dispatch** said,* mean­ while, that in the southern Beloja ( C w l l a u * •• r * | a T w e ) ponneau* two bit!alien* of gen­ darmerie engaged a band of 250 guerillas In a ten-hour battle in which- - Ml guerrillas were ilajft. The dispatch** aald the guerrillas, who attempted to am­ YORK, Aug.14 W V - New bush the gendarmerie In the aree embers or tha Seafarers east of Kale mala yesterday, fled tonal Union (AFJ,>» which after the fight. The ministry of public order ' a y called a atrike • Isthmian Steamship trro ttrd that * *' ‘guerrilla unit have voted to extend swooping down from x mountainto tha entire ahlpplng side invaded ami held for four provision* of the Taft- hour* the village of Klphlsxlhou, Aet are applied In the only "5 mile* north of Athene on tha rtair. rail lln* to Sa­ darisen was taken lain lonika. yastardar at a membership meet­ ing of 2,500 tailor*. The union elainu more than 4,500 are on ■strike a t all Tha porta w htre (isthm ian shin* are berthed. ” Union officials aald the atrike Mnrl*h Clark, 47 rear old negfollowed the company'* refusal to res*, died suddenly a t 9:30 okloek agree to a union hiring hall and this morning at the office of the the firit-come-flrst-aerred ' R u le Welfare ‘Board, and a large of supplyl ng unlicensed ship per- group of people gathered outside sonne I. the building enlrsitre when tha Walter U. Wells, president of Mosel r ambulance causa to remora tha company, aald the atrlka waa tha body. tailed in tha fare of an agreement Health Unit Director Frank B. to continue negutiatlona a t a Oulllman, who waa summoned to Belong the squalid market plorr* where the Jewish community abuts on ihe Arab, belligerent youths appeared on the alert; for new provocation*. More than half the small, dingy • shops w en closed and there was little* traffic. Police had hoped, apparently in vain, that tha morning had brought th* end to the four days of strife. Last night’s curfew kept some 30,000 Jew* and Arab* In Iholr houses. It was tha first tima Arab ter­ ritory had bean under curfew since the ‘ Arab rising of lfttS-ldjo. 8 t*eLhelmeted British police and Irish* fusilier* in grean-taiseled berets watched warily. Jaffa appeared more nervous than Tel Aviv after tho rash of outbreaks In whirh Jews and Arabs . had attacked each- othei with stone*, knive* and fist*. A number of Arab organiAttlon* t ai ­ led meetings today to discus* 11 ohiiMMr,t -« rim Heat Wave Moves aFrom Midwest To Descend On East Weatherman B. F. WHItne- re­ ported’ tkla morning that San. ford ha* had no cx reu lre temperaloses In aaveral d v « . Yes­ terday Ihe matlmum sraa 89 degreea and the minimum waa 71._ Exactly one Inth of rain fell, firs t In a hard shower driven b> .% a strong east wind at 1 ’10 P. M. ^ and later In a alo» drlrtls that laated Into tha night. Greeks Stage All-out Drive Against Rebels 1 Seamen Strike y Become National Iegress Is Stricken In Downtown Office "Tha company • with** to rrM stts th* right to pick Its men," T W 1* aald. agree to hire no « m but macaber* of the union but to do so through our own em­ ployment h a ll” Tha union recently wax dasignaled bargaining agent for tha eompsmy'a unlicensed personnel. TV unofficial figures indicated this casually toll alnes Sunday: desd. elRht Jew* and live Ai ah*: wounded, 4.1 Jews and 15 Arshs*_ Shift In Course Made By Tropical Storm -------------i ■ e * NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 14. oD —A alight Rhlft In ;ourre of tho tropical hurricane in the aoulhwo«tern Gulf of Mexico seemed apparent today, the U. 8 . Weath­ er* Bureau aald, but later report* were awaited to determlnr the axact direction. In it* 10:00 A. M. (Central Standard Tima) advisory, the Bur­ eau aald tha cental waa probably located about 200 mile* southeast of Tampico, Jdexlro. " It appear* to he muring lo the northwest of north-northweat,” the adv|»onr aald. Strongest wind* reported yesterday and aarly last night ware about 90 mile* par hour, tha Waathae Bureau added, with aqualla extending outward for n distance -of about 800 mitea to the north and east of the ran­ ter. Government Orders Florida Orange Juice LAKELAND, r * < Aug. ■1 4 OP)—Tha Department of Agricul­ ture announced today It would buy 156,018 gallons of concentrated orange Juice, th* firat phase of program lo accumulate and distribute supplies to school lunchdue in all probability lo a rooms before th* new school year heart attack. Ha administered *11- M rs. mulant*. h* aald, hut they did no T i a 1 F lorida Citrus Cannon Cogood. * operatire at Lake Wale* waa a: Daisy Klnard, married daughter warded an order for 89/116 gal­ of Mariah Clark and with whom’ lons, reported M. F. Miller, Florida she Brad at 814 Cypress Arams*, ! field repreeanUtira for.th* U 8 DA. sraa with bar mother whan aha sraa I The o t h e r g*Manage will be furI pished by California processors. atrlckan. TSS* President Described As “ Salt Of Earlh;’, * Republicans Hit As,-, “Party OfPrivilcge” U. S. Cancels $ 1,, 000, 000,000 In Italian liiornykn said foreign’ mleifer ence was worsening the situation latlv inside Greece. He al charged that former A ils colIslHiratnr* were holding prominent positions fit the Athena TfOTifiiSiJiC Oromvkn told the council: tHYluiU have the Greeks nnd those who Inspire them to d<> with logic and common *en«o7 They liwik at the dlacurelon of file Greek ntimliiin in the Security Cooneil HUE 11 AN AIRVIIVf of the shattered wrecksgs In which 17 died In rail as some kind nf a sp'irt.- The Poncnler, p itlsn d . The speeding I/andon-to-t>eed» espres* Greeks compete wllli ll.o A 'net plowed ln|o tha rear of a train which was slowing down preparatoryTT Iran* and the American.* with the entering Lancaster station. The upe*t engine of the express ren be seen Greek* in the fmmatimt of accusa­ eUngikle th* wrecked roaches of the local train. (International) tion* against Allianix, lltilgtuia and Yugoslavia." Gremykn’ accused ’the original Balkan Inquiry Commission, w hich hail the same membership as the 11-nation coupril, of lacking ob­ jectivity by showing “unusual in- ( trir-t." In Greek rhnrgei and of. ignoring case* where “th-s Greek authorities wrpre guilty." T|ic Soviet delegate described n* “senseless” a new Greek proposal ■which calls for council action un­ der ti. N, charter article* provid­ Virginia Belinis Rc- C.mclhi Faces Down ing f<>r use of International millLatq^ Experiences Hindu Youtljji.With tar v force if necessary. "It is surprising that '.nstend of Request For Peace At Sailplane .Meet eliminating the real reasons wfflch have caused Ihe difficult internal A'l 'ippTat i*r J iytcc." i . T '1 - KARAd ir~7Tug:— T4~ t t i -ituatton in Greece nnd the ten­ sion in *Wc relation* betsrcori her buiy -iml (tnnh tlirir fr.OI'B lund llnlain luitendered’ the inn* ol and her neighbors, toe repiesrma* raipuj campaign for u»e in h guvrinmenl to the Modem do­ I l '- m U n . - .l a n l ' * ( . [m l nsncinR oprrftion ol the new minion nl I’akitlan todey ag*m*t -------------------- ------ -15 toujxrt itifmiTutijin booth, was fo- a backdrop ol deadly communal dsy mide by J, Tfnilry Odham. rioting in the Runiah which.piled (uctidcnt. and Chsilci Luke, vice up a hdl o| hundred* desd and prrndrnt ol the club at its mcct- wounded tna at lit* Mayfair Inn. In dale. Even n» the vi.eroy, l-md Mount M.127 bat brcn railed, they ie. batten, inured over the govern vealrrJ. ment to tire Modem* m this I’tk BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 1 1. f(Pi— Mra. Virginia lleitnis, natlmntl i»lin capital.1 wide ate,** of I . A spectacular fire swept iho Neth­ wcmittl titilplfim. mating rlntm- lime weir in ll.uue*. Since dawn erlands Indies Petrol/'tiio Hoard's I'lnn, tnhJ uf her rxtMrlenc** lit yMteiday, by reliable unotlicisl main dump at the port of Tan-t- , "tting n e t - rectiib »t the Julv loengpriok this afternoon. I meet at llV bila f stti. Texas, country, 1**1 w-eie Idled and IHfi Native firemen extinguished thhere, in rnmpi-'itiou with ».\ wrfe wounded in Lahore, capital hlai* after three hours of ,‘eroir | H.er tr.er women pilot*, -he *et e ol the l’uni-«l> effort. They saved two large untnen's distance record of t'l and Calcutta, capital nf I!, -iir.il, tank* of high octane rasolin '. lull j « fraction n.ilf-*., a s'rai*-lii yunl anInangry mob of Hindu vinith* 6.000 cans and drum* cnnUlrdng | .f 62 Vnile* and an Hllitude recstone* and invaded the temore.than 100,000 gallon* of ga*o- r.ru of 7.500 feel atnve release cast atdenre where Midlands* K. Gand­ line were destroyed. at 2.000 feet. Her hu>haml, Stew hi hn» *et up a Joint pexco mmion Col. L. I. Drost. Batavia area ’li'enilaaea no r> n, y |t «i with the Mtrelem Premier of ttetlbase commander for Rte Nether J — ------ -------------- — gal, II. H. Kiihrawardy. land* army, said the fire was Here iu Karachi. Lord Mount“moat probably aabotagI C s s i l r N M a n ! '• « * » * )te ) • “Aug. 17 ta Indonesian Indepen­ dence Day and now if* time to took for the firew'orki." he said-' Droit said only a change In the In contrast with modern!* sum­ wind saved the entire dumn from mer temper aim ,< In Florida. Sandestruction. The blare cuinnger- f"id .State Market Manager JI. J. KAtM’l/AWA. Japar. Aug 11, ed large military *iipi>iv dump* I eltman. Wf^n iclurne-l recently and ahipping nearby. fn>m hi* former ’hum? town of (AV-Mt. A*ama, 90 mile* nmtliA substantial portion of Hutch (Tuam Point, Ind. aiauil 35 mile* west of Tokyo, erupted -iiildeidy military and civilian fuel supplies from Chir**:i>. levelled that the this iiftcrnmin. prmia£|y kilting for we»t Java are stored at Tend'- temperature tiicie w.it up to 104 four of a pnrty of 20 Japan- re Joengprlqk, seven miles nurtheast »n« afternon and ‘hat since Id* mountain'climber* ne*:- the sum­ of the center of Batavia. return, he w-s* iiilmninl that |t mit. ‘ 'Hire 9.115-foot volcano sent A Dutch communique, charging got up to 107 degree*. new violations nf the true-’ In In­ “I had. to return to RanTor-l tn rtouts (if smoke and asli tlimiMn Is donesia. aald Republican* also put rool off,” he told a llttl.r group of of feet into the air in six,separate the torch to oil Inatallatlont at interet.tcd listeners In front of .the eruptions within four hours. There was no lava. P a n g k a la n b ra n d an , In Indonesian- Court llousi? this morning. * Jatianrse rescuer* brought Id held northern Sumatra. It added Regardless nf westhe* varia­ that 300 Indoncsiana had attacked tion*. a ronildcrabln 'quantity of rlimhet* to safety, but ona was Dif t c h-oecupled Kajoegocng In out-of-state pearhe* and tomatoes burned so badly hr was not exsouth Sumatra and that In .exst are being received dally at Ihn D retrd to live. They la id four Java Intermittent mortar nnd auto­ market, h* stated. Tomatoes arc others were mlasing ami they were almost certain that two of tlirse matic arms fire had been directed from tha Carolina* and Virginia. at Dutch outposts near SoeraheJ* _ Whit* visiting hi* hruther at who were nearest the Crater had and Malang. Grown Point hestnloyrd srelpg perished. The volcano ajmeared oiilet dur­ haigball games in Chicago between the Chicago Cub* and the Dodgers, ing the night alter this' t*rqi»l Phlllle* and Cardinal*, he rrport- burst of activity tn two month*. e*L In order not to furthe.- dumTh# Sanford .Merchants Associa­ fouwL bIa.-ll*tan»r*T- he Infemrcd tion will hold a dinner meeting them that he saw the game* over Aug. 22 at 7:00 o’clock at tha May- hU brother’s new television set, LOS ANGELES, Aug. It. *47 fair Inn. It was announced today. and declared that tho televtaion The pending ch.xnge In the Pojt camera followed the ball all the Aorroxlmately 10 peroonrwere tolured, the $anU Ke reported, when Office-schedule will b« dlecuascd lima It waa In play. ■n uhlert protruding frott the side a* well aa the proposed study of of a freight train crashed through the City’s tax structure. a coach window of tha writ-hound There will also be n short talk California Limited near Uarstow on tho Cross State Highway ant] thli morning. aa open discussion of the Wednes­ Ftrat re port*-were that no car* day dosing. AH nurchputi ate WASHINGTON. Aug. 14. 1 4 7 urged to attend and bring their Th* Tanneaaee, Alabama and Geor­ were derailed. The Sant i he said employees. gia Railway Company today Join­ It believed the Injured were being ed 25 other railroads operating tn taken to San Uernardinu for hos­ ARRIVE IN RIO th* South tn aaklng for an Incrcasa pitalisation. A railroad spokes­ RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 14, (47 In hyjL PM gtngflL /ag* from 2.2 man aald the second section of the --U.-8Tr8Wf4U.ry of Sidle O U fft lo x.5 cants a mile. C. Marshall landed today at the Th# petition of th* original 25 SCHOONER STRUCK Ponte Do Geleao military airbase applications haa be.-n vet for hear­ TAMYA Fla.. Aug. !4 -(4 7 — for tomorow’a opening of the In- ing at Atlanta on Aug. 20. In con­ ter-American Conference on hem­ trast to tha recent unanimous ac­ Tha Jose Gaapar, ikree-maated isphere defense. Trygrio Lie, sec­ tion of eastern railroad* in ob­ schooner used for many years In retary general of tho United Na­ taining th* aame baal; fare In- Gatparilla carnivals here, waa tions. also arrived from New York creaae, not all soutlwri lines join­ atruek by lightning today. Tha ta address the opening plenary ed ta the proceeding for upward old. ship's , top foremast wax' session. splintered by the llghtnlnf bolL i. that territory. Jaycees ,Urged . India Is Released To Finish Booth By Britain While Funds Campaign Disorders Rage Dutch Oil Dump Fire In Indonesia Called Sabotage Lehmans Return From Indiana Trip Merchants Group To Hold Dinner Meeting 4 Killed In Volcano Eruption In Jupjin 10 Hurt In F reak ... Accident On Train Railway Joins Group Ankingr Higher Fares WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 l 4 h From the While llouie »lep» Pepfter (D-Fla) voifed Move Made To .Ease Senator hi* tupport today of Preiident Debt C l a u s c s O f Trumin for re-election. P e a c e Agreement "I don't think there it any quetlinn but that ihe Prriidenl WASHINGTON. Aitg N t4h should be ami will be nominated, The United Stale* today agter I ■*nd should be and will be elect­ In cancel about $1 ,(••!(),OOO.IHW ed." Pepper declared In reportin debt* owed it by ihe llaliin je u alter a call on the Preiident. ttoVr-Mimouf.' ■ SN f t . ; Adding p.4lr1cal significant* U tv h hloiida Sen *tor* remark* is lhc movr wa* m*ile. the Slate the t h / particular position he octu­ Pep ailment laid, to eaie th» ple* in the Democratic Party. v "Buidcntome clautet" of the ltd- Pepper is r|n*e to the CIO and other labor grouna. He also ia in JVtce I real v. ,, . I hr-.J.UIa Department announed t!ir decision in making public an accord concluded with an Italian financial mmion after line# month) of, negohatinn. t!wte6 the pact, the U nit'd Stale- waives all claim to payiui-ni fit aptuosiinately I6J:I.- a warm friend of Henry A. Willtec*, former—vfre. president whir— wa*'ou»ted by President Trum an, a* Cummer re Secretary after they clashed wirer foieign policy. * Furthermore. Pepper ha* b*-*f* i a fre<|uent critic of the prysenc ndmfnisliation aithough Ire ap plmidcd t*r»'lident Truman'* I^- i.n. ■".! Iiv supplies. ■ 1* Flans Discussed jucpL JA uf.jLbem_Auicto "" J ’■ Foc OpeCiTtion Of___ — ■11 v *Iup* which will replace •eli­ cit i cv-i-l* |o*t lining the wai Eight ut litre ate Italian chip* being returned 'by the Unilf-l Plan* for operation of two 500 State* and five are ve*»el» purrliaved (tout other American re­ loti boat* on the St. John* River In the near future were vestjrdsy public*. discussed by E. W. Tyler of Bruns­ wick, O* . and his *'s*oel*tex and Chamber of Co nun* re?r Manager Edivatd lliggin*. Sir. Tvlcr 1* reported to hav# anmuincyd intention if (tutting th# two bunts itilu’nperatiim in the in* laud waterways between Hanford, [Intllmnre and I'tiiis.li-Udiia. and his gimip requested tiuj n*»Ut»nee TOKYO, Aug. It (4Y— Gen- of the Chamber of Cunimeree in eral MacArthur marked lh» re­ securing a navigation permit on fund anniversary r j V- J day to- the St. John* River. day wi t h ' a me**age of gratiVIi . lliggin* assured them that lude tn hi* occupation force* h, would contact tn,* shippers in for the Job they are doing in **. tin. are* ami get them to endorse coring the peace In defeated Ja- , j,j, anplicallan">Yith tho Interstate pan. 1 Gommrrce Commission. Text of his me**age: | Wltlle Iteie. the grmtn visited Two year* ago today, the street al of the rilru* packar* who mounting power ‘ of allied arm* Own canning plant* and wot* rfiluced the enemy'* gun* to ali­ given asiuiatire -if sufficient ton­ enee and forced his -capitulation nage lo satisfy their requirement*. from th# challenge of war. The Tt.e boat operator* declared that victorious end of batt.le hecaitre Vf idatt* work out, they hope to be the beginning of an equally vi'ni In opeiation within 60 dav*. Their application i* for a com- campaign to secure Hie peace. We unw enter the last phare in J a ­ Tiiiui carrier, said Mr. H.ggtna, pan of (lit* test 'of our strength, and they will publish inte* (or ail • ll I* you men anil women, mil­ commodities fipm lltitadelnhta and itary amt elvllan, who have -om- all inlcrtuediale ni'nts on 4h*yin­ , posrd the allied foice* of *«• land waterway. riipatlnn who are bringing this task to a successful wmclusion. You have demonstrated that lit peace a* in war, the spiritual r * strength which free people may muster to sustain a righteous n e w Yo r k ; A u g . , ‘ n — < 4 7 — causa Inevitably muit prevail.William Btrohmeir. (light manag­ For th* structure of the mod- er for two former Army pilots ern world |a too deeply rooted in wltfi ate going atound th# world th r devotion of man tn the prac­ in a pair of light plane*, aatd tical Ideas of human jUstir , today h« had not been adviaed broad tolerance and Individual dignity to be overturned by such when they plan their hop, from strength a* may temporarily tie Greenland to Ireland, The pilot*, Clifford V. Evani, mounted by those who become 2 rt, of - Washington, D. C„ and ICeetlaae* na fna- T n i) George Truman, 39. of U>* Angete*. landed -Tuesday night near* Jutlannehmab, capital of Greenland, and presumably attll are there. Strohmelr aald. To Kcykjavlk, Iceland, la about 750 NUERNBERG, Germany, Aug. mile* from there. 14—(47—Twenty-one director* of, Thc/r-IIot* liegen their lelturelr the 1,111ion-dollar I. G. Farben junket Raturdxy at Teterboro, N J . Chemical T rust -pleaded Innocent before an American war crime* court today to charge* that (hey had conspired to plunge the world Into war for profit Without Farheti, Brig. General WAHHINGTON. Aug. 14 UP)— Telford Taylor, the chief prosecut­ or, charged In a scorching 20 .000 - The Clvlj Servlet Commlealon ent, Adolf word Indictment Adolf Hiller disclosed t4>d#v that it ha* found ifh powerless to start ten additional Htat* Department tha war in 1919 'and powerless employ hr*. Ineligible for govern­ to wag* Jt so aucccaafulfy for so ment , employment "for loyalty rr**on, all of them Involving Comlong. Bouts On St. Johns M acArthur Thanks Occupation Troops On VJ Anniversary Globe Circling Fair Still In Greenland Nazi Concern Blamed . For Starting War i I ■; 10 Workers Dismissed For Loyalty Reasons B Farben directors, accused the dye and chemical trust, world wide tn •cope, of being the industrial heart of the N ail war effort. Ha borrowed tha German’* own re ­ pression for I- G. Farben, “a state within a atata", because the company waa given such a pec­ uliarly Independent atalua by per­ sonal order* from Adolf Hitler. m%P»m\)rlng* to 20 the numbirof Htat# Departmmt worker* •* removed since July 1, 1946, for security reasons. The commission announce*out was contained in a letter to Chair­ man- Rce* (R—Kan*) of tb# House Clrtl Sendee Commltte* which ha* been studying em­ ployee loyalty. V \ i -» q .. ~ I’eppci cnllid at tlie IVhit* after Sir. " ri’e term* of tlie urder»land-, llouae immediately log have the effect of ollevlai- Truman h«d held a, weekly con- ing revel a) of tlie hurdetnome i frtctire. Pepper told reporter* he c I iiim c * uf the Ita lia '’ I'eace did not dtwusi jeditic* iu h.s Tn-ntv. .1't-l thaieiiy oihs'aottil call on Ml. Truman Jml wantetf S id iltlirs i» letuieteil tn tli>* Ital­ tn make clear hi* pniiliott. The Pie*ldeul, he said, ha* ian rconorry,' the ritate Heparlproved himself "•iticere, honest nifiit announcement «atd. lltliri iiighlight* trf the enmpie and human—tie i* the «*lt of th* lieniivp accord *v*th the itn*- crlrth of this country." I.tiiig l-efore, Pepper had made inti g"veinineiit are: 1, P n iim li'K of approximate!) clear lie would not go along with patty uiovelftknt t>»jr.'l MHI.IMII) ill lilnckiut Hall III any 44tluiil iinllmint Of, 1‘fla* t’lrel proper tie* nqd esspl* in the Unit­ ed Stale, once *lie owner* Mil* cert if icd n - non-(a trial. 2. Turning <"fr ;»f Td merchant v e-iiti to the Italian govetnINHI.ilOu in civilia n ■ D •-J v: - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 13, 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/f04cd80ec0365ac7b27756a4bdf0546a.pdf c05b4844b34a6bc913df031084498d6c PDF Text Text PAGE SIX . _ ■ A 1 JW ■ — 1_ m Odom Honored Barrett’s Address ^ MbNDAT, AUG. l l / THE SANF01 Red Tide Menace li 1 M oving Out To Inquiry H Meteor Shower To Be Seen This Week ((-»•:■*■>* n s a 'P i " rail...... (ism Psa* One) <r«atuu«4 ,1m r»«» n**) work, includipij the CLEAR WATER. of the h#st cconomUt* In th# nolds from the Army surplus WASHINGTON. Aug. II. (A*)— tripi lo Europe. ■h-klll m —“Tha'"f7ah“k"fllng*“rH,ttfl govsrnmsnt, and wo has# -our stores for about 1* 00. A shower of nerseid meteors, will which has nil played t i ■_____ But, Hughes, imilii Odom who got very little If flick across the northeastern sky judgment on an analysis of thcs# along Pinellas county's anv sound sleep on his trip -ess tonight, the Nsval Observatory told tcporlets: reports." . heaghes for 10 days, was s-,- t With respect to polltlci. Mi. ■till awake near mldmlght last pijvlirtrd. "I don't really thinjj the hear­ mile* out .at sea ' today Barrett ssid that Governor Dewey night and KllghTManager Frank- dThe Irest timo for. watching the ings will be reopened.! Health Department »pokflL‘-:f la itlll out in front for the Re- Iin Lamb said the pilot had rest­ df-plny will b# from midnight lu said "‘‘things are pretty Thy Hollywood film; producer „ publican nomination thouKh he ed in lied for a while hut there morning* light, anywhere In the along the shore. aid not help himself by Ida recent was too much excitement for him Northern Hemisphere. Thirty or snd plane builder, alsojnld quesAn abrupt change In wind 4j western trip. Taft has a rhnm r to slnv there. However, he finally morr an hour Is - ji .guuJ. average imnitiB'tirwiThen hie" llpugh the ing the night was credited aw fl If It la a cinch to best .Truman, started u jwcIl-eartwtLlfal a short for am atrur spotters, the an- reason the committee gave fm saving the beaches from m 5 and Vandentierjt. Stsssen and time later. nounremenl said. masses of dead fish which-lg,i The record breaking flyer Warren were rated a* possibllThu meteor*, , which appear an­ I |H»itponrmrnt was "ridajous. lieen hovering a few huoW-f wondered alsitil whether the cus- nually, keep going for several ji "I think that they oo«p„nesl It Hits In that order. yards offshore at nightfall, “There is no doubt Ihnt T in­ toms piati at K»f»chi8"1 day* and can Ire seen tomorrow tlnue," he said. “ I dorT lielieve j This morning the “tide," tnsti man will run attain,” Mr, llsr- the fountain pen Odom threw I night arid thoreafler until the Itecause they didn't wantR to con­ cd by large patches fif re.__ it will be resumed Nov. tf." ratt declared, “and he cannot be at him. shower disappears. killesl jflsti, wax.'from four to d i counted out.. Ills atalesmau.diip “They wanted me to sign Hughes added at an iaprnmptu They ate visible to the naked ndles out ln the Gulf. -,h‘ ha* imptoved durinit the p a" thousand jiapers, the cockpit’s eye and Prof.^Charle* I’. Oliver, new* conference that he * wan t s s ' - -t | Beach, residents hept their year and It is now assumed the; full t of them. I was taxiing out-and klower Observatory, Upper Dar­ "quite sorry" the hearing had -49 'ger* crossed, howevrr. for he will tret ’ the bulk of lalmr vat?. I the uXtum* mnu_uui atu»,«»e,‘ by, I’aV would-welcome Tram any­ Trrojictl.: tu-aald the denmitttce ■” > current variable winds t. “| Just ■tnssed him one of one a careful count uf the num hail tieard "a lot of ^acs'uiate partly-becaus* of (ho Taft-Hari bring It hark again as quickly T il ley bill ami partly hero#** lalnu- Reynold's pens and kept going." |>er seen per hour, and* the time testimony from witnr«,-* who •■they took It out. Reporters eonrerned that they interval, for scientific study, it wet* ill informed." Aruwertng a will have no other place to It".'’ Concerning * the . Senate W«, were keeping Odom from rlcen was staled. qurstion as to whether la thought Investigating C.'omndttee's 'hearlntt after his trip, gently ^suggested, The word “cotton" is derir, the hearing accompliskd any­ thing, Hughes aaid: on Howard Hughes' -war con­ “Maybe we're asking too many from the Arabic "Kotn." Goff V. Trip “ Yes, I think something was ac* tracts. Mr. Ilarrett said that “it questions." la a whale of amusing, hut badly “Thai's rmtlilog," Odom re rumplished by my comity. Thcie M'aallaatg fram l*aa» Hurl managed summer able show," plied. “Wall until, my kl Is g"t taken with Ilalie and rereived an hail heen a great deal <f miscon­ OMNO A IOU0 SKAKEt, agenU of Haomah. Jewish resistance organlraMon. try to get m e * M ^ ^ e h e " to Elliott Roosevelt has Handle.) (mid of me." about this’ Case. fpr exautographed brill inset Hied; "To ception The 27 year old pilot has two my refugees aboard the S-S. Ocean Viflour. as it lies oft Port do Boue, Franco. The ship Is ono of three ample; that It cost fljfto.000 to himself well, Mr. U arrill raid, pal,-* Randall Guff, from Rabe move vessels, loaded with refugees from the Ezodus 1347, Intercepted on th# wny to Palestine and turned MCitw thr plane lo the wd*r when “and will rnntr out okay, Senator children, Rnnrilc, 3; and Rochelle, Ruth." actually it cost only bcis««n xan Bhcwstrr Is under a cloud of sus­ 0. France. Some 4,S00 Jewish lmmlgiants were refused Landing in the Holy Land. inn r / picion, hut in the final analysis Odom said his latest flight was >Flying to Detroit from New «K) and IP0.00O." the Investigation w'll prove‘that “easier than the last one.” Prev­ York with Mr. Chapman ort an In reply to-questions Hughes President Roosevelt did take some iously he piloted thr Bombshell American Airlines IlC b Flsgrhlp, said he doubts that the big Dy­ .< is Inflaming war in the in ten st of over the new* artivitlcs of many seising markets snd exploiting mighty big chances in nn effort to ith a rrrw of Iwn to a now re­ the newest typo of giant airliner, ing boat will Ire read / ti Ufct, to Red Paper Attack countries foreign to England. If weak nations. win the war In the shortest po-si- cord which he shattered yestanlay. Randall visited in the Motor City the air hv November. Ai for the there is commercial advantage to ble time. The enrgo plane didn’t “ 11 was .easier Itecause it wr\s with his uncle for a Week, touring photo r e r u n n u i s s a n r e plane, "We stand for the broadest free­ ( t o i l Irturd I ru m I "MM* i l « f I . pay off; the atom bomb did," faster and' I think It would be the Hmigu Plant of Ford .Motor llllghi-s declared “I ran i exactly lie protected against the unenn nn American New* Association In dom of the press which serve*, the making Its news scrvic-i available ’ ' ’* ‘ ‘ Mr. Barrett predicted that min­ easier if I were to do It ngaiu," Company, the world's largest in sav” 1r" when it will Ih> *»m||ct'*l. trolled. Irresponsible inf1uen<e of I |q olher countries Ihvie it, under people and belongs to tho people. imum wages will lie increased by the lanky, ex-ferry command pilot dustrial plant. He also made a "H’a undergoing ti-sti right capitalistic monopoly." We aland for an it inert press ‘ the plan I advocate, th-* same t pshort trip into Canada from Delth# nest session of the Congress said. now." Iho plane hui'drr aldtd. (The econninisl attarkr*! thr- portunity for tho British or any which Is.conscious mf it* responT h e - P o o t C a t * i'll a n ' i roit and viewed htany other sight* to fin or fili rents an hour, that Hughes had tw r wartlae plane press freedom campsigu rnndm-i*><l His sponsors announced last aibililv. Such is our ro»f option-of nf , h(. ptv-:i ami Us a big rlvil suit will soon l)J nlglit that Odom will trv It around the largo industrial city. em lr.irts—an 118,003.000 one for by Cooper with a nuggi-Mlon that o.iu r news agency to mako ilr ^ H ad N o N ew sp ap er j()n rr#1 launched- against rnrtaln Nrv- grt|ru this time over tho North Randall returned lo Jacksonvjjla tho flying lioat und n S3,(KH).fi'Kl his program might allow Amer­ news a*tbioo available in adirer countries, J-or example, the RruT o A d y e r t i i a in . York investment bankers, and ml Houtli Poles. Sunday by plane, whet • he. was o n e f o r piielo recotiuu'sarrte ican' New* Agenric* to “domlnal*-tera Agency wa* q u id to seei . , that the American oecupattui)' of The Irt-st break iif th e . Right -nicU.y Mr. and Mrs.’ fJoff - Tr-tBy.' •plxnc*. B u t Y o u H a v e 11 < tha world," Speaking of the de­ sl^h ln g s have Japan will, piovst to Ue imt w r u t that false sfart iWi^Motiday, nlthmigh he may not be the richest In lontrasl to llughea’ attitude, mand for freedom of acres) to this and U now selling It* news . A fpw in the United -States and SouthH*** w" vpn from *PiJ ,r Wfb*' iuccetsfiil as popularly supposed the 4th of August." Odom anld. l«*v in Florida, lie Is rrrtninly Die Ferguson cmphajiie-l t» lewsirm news, freedom for agencies to com­ at preaenL that Du postpori-mr.xt will not pete or to exchange news nnd an America for the first time, x x x.” l “Ily finding then all the things happiest. Mavlo! James will consider this Paying high tribute to Gen- wrong with the airplane, ami re­ Mr. Chapman, whd originated halt the inquiry, l b laid the com­ end to preferential ra l-t of trans­ (the economist view) also n Rus­ •ral Marshall, whom he ^haractrt- turning In gel them pul right, we Ihe idea of signing Bab-* Ruth- to mittee staff will ro.ulnue to work mission. the magaiine declared: sian conception," /aisiuvrkv wrote. I "Mr, Cooper, like rpos: big busi­ jltd as “one of the truly great made Ihe flight possible." serve as a consultant to Ford Mot- on the case and declared: Thr Investigation la not being ness executives, expel trnrcl n "Not likely. This is u conception men o f . this age,” Mr. Barrett ’Odmit was forced to turn hack or Company in junior baseball, |* of the British monopoly prcrs.V laid antiquated State Department when over Nova Beotia Monday a former sporta editor of The Han­ stopped—definitely not hr eg stop­ peculiar moral glow In rinding 0 Za.lnvskv then concluded! machinery la being completely •rue In mechanical trouble. that his Idea of freedqm coincides ford Herald and the Mneon ((■'•,) ped." "The question’ nf the dying InHr said "I w n te d certain in­ with hla commercial -idvontage." Your Favorite Beverage overhauled a n d 'atreamlincd. and Telegraph. He aerved as night - fluent# of capitalistic monopolies la lielng conditioned lo cope with Advice To Farmers sporta editor of the New York formation from tlutrhes which 1 (Cooper commented: "Surely the) in Dm neiysnam-c-Uim U -h... (■.■■■rr one of the most critical period. Times la-fore joining Ford Motor couldn't get wlllt-iiil Mrytr'a pre­ .CCtumnilst dim* mrt-wwitt-llni nrtl-| tai-iil nml these defender* of m o,In history. He slMingly recoinCompany alioul » j r «r no.,______ sence/' )l >miIIh«-4 t f m (-nr- lls-l Hughes, railing the pottprne* vlllrs of all news agent 1-s except| oimIIcs can lint escape It. minded umpialifivd support of th" wage—tTT-pTmtttrtmn ITlft'Tnnt kcF” the llritish confined to their own ” No m atter how nngry Jam rs on l a "total surptlie," said hi countries, JlaraH all-P lan-nud he 'mtidriuinil log of-food crops. It nffrcls Dm as w a. largely Die r s w , ^ , , th u 1|tt„ , itin j, K„in? r„m., Rotary Meet doesn’t think he had “a fdr hear­ before Reuters, congressional ruts In funds f >-• Florida farmer who grows vegrtreorganlred ne.l up [ru.vitn|,iv Bt intetusllonal Phonii RAfl 112 IV. F its ! HI reel ing." the State Department's oversea i nldne tor distribution exclusively owned hv the British p e w ip a ti.r ..^ ,’,,,, runKrrllrn. T;,te linn Ilsur* nn l**«r Slit He said he wanted lo withdraw, Information service. wiilulrew Its cartel domlnnlion wnni pence and Die monopoly press In Ihe confine* of the United "Russia is trying lo divert at Stales, just as It affects llmse annual pay loll of about $d0.000, however, n statement he imd- on Florida, he said, contributed orte. hin first ti**v of testimony that trntion from hard times amt op who produce - wheat or other prssiion at hom*rn he continued, crops which figure heavily in our third of the men mating up the mv reputation had been mined." “by constantly hammering away exports, and just as it affects Die -list (Dixie) Division, which dur­ "I don't feel that way any mort," at t|i* capitalistic nations. Mol produrer* of manufactured goods ing Die war trained 3.70S officer* hr said. "The press am) tie public otov and other members of .the which move In heavy volume anil 35.000 men. And “if we had have aren the trim light.* A reporter aske I Hughes why done'nothing more," said General Polltboro air convinced that th. In consumers overseas. r ’ , Hutchison, “we woubf have justl. hr Ihpught the hearings hid not United Ktates is turning its fie “There I* a lot of talk around, fied nur existence." l>een "fair." mtrtdous industrial capacity lo the wfdch hints, or speaks outright llughea recalled Dint Saturday But Ihe reenpl of Dir 3!*t Riv|. furtherance of imperialistic poll- and In the Ix-st Informed circles; (its abroad in the hope of caj of the' probability of an extreme slon In ariosi combat in th.* Pact- a question was raised akout who turing the foreign trade of tie* economic crisis affecting Hr It Iwn, fir area. General Hutchison said, it waa that he said had told him there was a feelthc o t "hatred" nations of Europe." Ftnnrr, ami the various peoples •bowed that it had killed 24 4 Any talk of n quick and *ut‘- tlerl-in closely- with their ecmtonlk Jap* for every casually Buffered, agnlnst him Ly offlren at th# dtn collapse of the Russian gov and politiral system*. That Im­ and the 171th lufauliy which Auoy's Wright Fields Dayton, arnment nr system ha termed r.s pending crisis may la* averted liy went Into combat fur Du* fir*t Ohio, aviation research cynter.. Hughes sajd O ut h*» Wl» “rhsl "tommyrot," hut added llial there \m erlean financial support, and time at Attain- saw ^pnltiuious-day might lie a gradual weakening IhaL. vaty.-support might in turn and night roiuhal for -M day* snd m s g s r liy Fergusoi tc "rent«m!>er ■ ^U *hklL ttIlu]|L -bring about certain n|wn up much stronger demapds ellprinated seven Japan*-**' leg*, over Ihe week-end" the tram# of '* twnaflclal Changes In Soviet policy, for our products, thereby bolster­ men'ts. The Thir*i haltaimn aionn, the officer or if (leers. H# said Russian troops arc returning home ing mir own prosperity. The tin- he said, killc*) 1300 Japs and. Ferguson implied dlabthrf. T«*lay. Hughe* said -Sc earn# to with reports of better conditions pleasant fart Is also apparent together with its Msdieal Detarhexisting aboard, even In Germany. that Ihe rrlsla may not be averted, merit, received the Presidential thr committee hearing ready lo give namra, dates, and piices, snd U. 8. propaganda oqJlfo in Aniei and that the resulting collapse, Unit Citation. J. He said that a nationwide drive *had „ brought - a -former , em^loV^-•. ,, lea Is trickling thrimgh Russian nr at least the aevrre rurtnllment A taan d jr. here from the west censorship, and the Russian satel­ of demand overseas for our prmU will soon tie conducted lo gain iliel 'J 'JV lite countries ata not happy over urts may a ffrrt enr own ernnomy co-operation of liuiinesi firm* in giving Ihelr employee* time off. • • 1J •« hB'* ths.loss of tradn with western ria verv adversely, for mllitarv training without loss five Army offlcera whs had inlions. “ Uncertainties such as those we Advocating “long term digni­ fare today make It more Im­ of regular vacations or pay ami f"r"!wl ,hlm br hU ornplovee. of fied resistance to Soviet expan perative than ever tiefnre it Pointed out that the Atlantic ,dW£ * by. ,r " Uln -A n" ¥1 " « ,eer* stem." Mr. Barrett said Dial we appeara In 'me, that Ihe utmost Coastline Railroad and the Winn for hint and U w ilm ;ha dldbustncM must help 'every nation that rare should lie used In crop.plan-' l-ovett Grocery Company have ,.l "'""f from WrigTiF h leld mntracta. * j „ ,,p * “ hheld name* of the ofwants to stay out if tlm Russian lug, I feel that nur Florida farm­ ready agree to co'-operatc. The meeting was presided over ficf7* orbit, ami we must step up our ers would do well to stick close he "put Duiit on a own industrial production. Wc to those crop* for which Ihere Is hv President Gerdon Rrisson. Vis-i rn"* them If Itor* includes) C, J . Flnlrv of Or* , n . ... . , ,, must keep our defenses strong in o definitely known demand. In lanilo and Roy Wright r f San i ^ n a to r P^rpef ID-FUi told rothe knowledge that the Irest way refrain from over-planting,' and forj. i porters he wanted Genersl It. H. to avoid another war is to let In exercise every possible degree 1 Arnold, wartime head of the Air Jhs Russians know that we are of efficiency In their operations. Forres, and General Carl Spnals, ready for one. And we must make ‘There nrp occasionally seasons, Jewel Case mrsent commander, called for tes­ the people of the world know' when political, rconnmlc and timony. that we have a stable and heal­ other factors tend hi Induce the (C'eatlewa li*M Peat Oar) After Ferguson’s rnnmiwdtnsnt, thy economy of our own and a producer to ‘take a chance' In were spirited from his trunk the Florids senator gave rrporters strong government which ii cap planting uf excess acreage, or of while he was living in tha U. 8. s verv brief account of wlut went gbla of stilling whatever differ- relatively ‘unknown’ crops. There sector of Berlin. The Prince val- <>n In the closed session. He said tnq«s arise among our people in ia in agriculture, always the lure, ued the loot at $2,000,000. that when the subcommittee con­ • .peaceful and .effective Mm- that the producer mav hit the "This jewelry we have ftfund is vened Ferguson expressed the op­ ner. We must show them we have right combination — the right definitely part of the atuff Prin­ inion that "the right courts'* would • avstem that works." crop the right anil, the right cess Hermine entrusted to Fer­ hr In recess until Noveijili*riM ,Hpch a plan will necessarily growing seasons, .and the right dinand’s secret emissary," Car- ' ‘We acquiesced,” Pepp> r added. lucci said. Aist a lot of money, he admlt- a killing." Told that Hughes had said he •tad, hut he Insisted that it would ‘T he Prince, however, hasn't did not believe the hesrinr would I'ersonally I do not think this cost a lot less than the recent fall will hr s, healthful period In yet seen It for identification pur­ by reopened In November, Pepper; war, and lest than another world which to attempt any get-rlrh- poses. My sgents are roundttig up replied: * war. Declaring that Greece is qulck farming. My advice would more Germans for questioning in "Did he sav jh at 7 Welt;! don’t connection ■ with the whole case. the spot to watch lu. Die move to­ he to ‘play safe,’ planting resonknow, If# been set down lor Nov. ward war, lie said that Carnmuu- ahle'aerrgea of good-demand crop* Some of the leads ,we have been 17.” Uts are organising an .Interna­ fo r. which Ihe soil • of the part­ pursuing Involve intrigues and Askesl for comment on tie hear­ tional brigade-oil the borders of icular farm Is known to be aulted, ramifications which point beyond ings which have been held Pepper Greece In an effort lo overthrow and of course, as always, to grow our apherv of operations, beyond told reporters: the government which the United ns much stuff for home consump­ the borders of Berlin and Into the “It’s all over now aed I don't States Is pledged to support, tion as can he handled rcumically." Russian occupation sons," For lielieve I rare to say anything on this reason, Carturci said, he -"Russia does not want a war nt would ask help from Russian the hearing Itself, the present lim e," he said, "bull "I think everyone who taw Mr. Jaycce Conference authorities. •ha might stumble Into one try Hughrs agreed that he I* et excep­ precipitating some action which tionally able man and a sincere I(‘* bIIm <S fine* Past n*rl Would leadI to t war." Egypt’s Warning man." Commending the Florida dele­ Seminole County Jayceex lo aiatrt Hughes, when talking vlth ragation In Congress for Ita sup­ In running the nvctlng. These <t>*iii*»4 n*M r**» o m i portrri, said "I really deni know" port of the State Department’s Inrluded’R. W. Estes, i*>gistraDon; about In this part of the world where Mover su overseas Information service, Mr. Harrv Robson, buffet supper; Mel­ only by the complete withdrawal FRED EVANS IS RIOHTI...And like him, Mevre ha* trstjfled helote ths Barrett said that this organisa* vin Dekle, radio committee; Roll- .of British forces from Egyptian rommlttee, telling h«v tx> spent Don Is highly nsenUal to Amer­ ert flelger, public id d r tll nyt- Territory and (he termination of 11(14,000 on entertalnmtnt for scores of other ex p erts.. .who really ican foreign (volley as a mean* terns; Raymond Lundqui*;, dance, the eeparatist British administra­ Army offlrere, government offici­ Vincent Peel, conference coordin­ of (omhattlng tho lies and false . know tobacco. . . have seen the makers tion In the Sundan." als and others whUs “pr-noting" propaganda constantly b e i n g ator: Dan Wright, mooting coor­ Nokrashy Pasha made another Hughes' planes. dinator; Alvin fidham,' "brag" of Lucky Strike buy "fine quality leaf.” spread among the nations of the strong attack on British "ImtieiiThe committee member* want world by the enemies of democ­ breakfast; and Arthur Beckwith, •Him." declaring that he was as­ him hack for mare questiming on Jr„ publicity, racy. Thq OWI, ha said, paid for After all, th a t’s w hat you w ant in tonished by the recent speech of details of this spending, Itself many times over during British Delegate Sir Alexander Hughes, In ths rxchangv with America and what we do dur­ Cadogan. He teratpd the address reporters, said he is not »r spared a cigarette . . . the honiet, deep-down th# war. Explaining what "wo as Indlvbl- ing the neat five yeara. It Is an unrestrained apologia for nine­ to sav whether Mays.- act'd pro­ enjoyment of fine tobacco. aals can do to help meet this the most critical era In all his­ teenth century Imperlallem" and perly in reeking out hit exposes serious world crisis, he said to tory. Rut it la a long way from added he thought "eru had Seen accounts. recognise that a serious Interns- hopslssa anil we can well have the last manifestation of that spir­ "I haven't even examined them," situation exists, and to great and brilliant future if it when Natissp-and Fascism were he said. ip well Informed about it ao ws .use our head*." crushed." -Hd>eHbtalr*! that he hired Mey­ th at we can bring pressure to Trie banquet was. presided over Tha premier said Britain "has er because of tha enmity which ns hear on our reprascnlgtivea In by William 'Rolleston, state Jar* been g stumbling .block to our in­ contend* f o r e m e m b e r * .# Wright Field rfflcsrs Congress to do the right Ihlng, to c*e president, who thanked the dependence and--national develop­ held toward’ Run. rselvc* epeaksr bickering among for nis hla address and inIn­ ment for the la yeara” end and ner lor enure** ami le st-100 ynars" *T told Mr. Meyer to ti*a car# bring troduced to do what we can reed stale Ja vcne officials at- gddmL that-*hv real obfeet Of Ihe of these hors end ke«p th,m Wore ilations Undini M t !r ty their force# shout 1In Brili*b Py-” “I toldwith him ut .v i.1.1 tm. to arHrt M l.. ss hulk Mct.ehee of " sSt. to*‘more prove> our our r#laUoos relationa such uroT# with WrUht when- Petersburg, and commsnded T. a manner as to dominate Egypt, Flfld liecaua# they hated r«," (o keep E, Tucker, Alvin Odham and frem the ground and from Ihe AfUr that Hugh*, suld, h# paid out of members of the local committee air." u, IHU# attsntjon to wtwt U g tr waa and to support strong who had charge of the arrange­ -Ui_ doing, alnc# th# publicity n n was / u c k y S t r i k e / H e a n s ^ n e To b a c c o la men, ments fo r the conference. Rev. ium has_s population ealy on# of thousand* of hi* emfuture of the world," he J. E. McKinley aakfd the Invo ** persona and an are* ployw and h# couldn’t knp track S ® R o u n d , S o F irm / S o F u lly P a c k e d - S o F re o a n d E a s y o n t h e D r a w ‘ MMdudvd, "dsptnds upon us here cation. • q u a r t. miles. 3 A. COOL SPOT Bill’s Package Store and Bar LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO K N O W S - t-m *, r ini ir» FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette * -H a iflfiW' ;• - - T - : \ . * I=- ’ 1 . " . M y »j t * • , . ■ •. • - - • - . _ . -■ * .= — - - % ,^ r * , -------, t t ~ ~ •] J . m • - ’ y - 1- '• * j m a m - ' ’ . ‘ " t i - ' \ # ___ | T T . , | * ] =- _ . i = ' a-. ; , | j l | A .• . * .1 ' _ « r T ^ - *, * _ :: ' r ~k^- J 3 — -■ iy- '-J ~ j . t o :. L- z v - �>~f*L - : 'r* . m r - »v-y*y - * : .' " In U n ity T h e n In S tr e n g th — . To Protect the Peace of the World; To Promote the Proar*** of America; To Prodace Prosperity wfty for Sanford. THE W EATHER Partly rloudjr tonight'and Wedne* day. with (raftered shower*. AN LLB n t-i-__ . Established 1008 V O L U M E X X X V III *■■*•■* -* ■ lit S. Charges Back From Denmark Ruhr Talks Reds Planned Will Include egime German Policy Support Of Corumun• ists In Greece By Soviet S a t e l l i t e s * Said Peace Threat IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R ■if— S A N F O R E f, ‘.F L O R ID A . T U E SD A Y , A U G . 12, 1947 A a a o c U ttd P re e a .L e a s e d W ir e ■- NIWlt-tltCTID president of tha Baptist World Alliance, Dr. C O-cnr-Johnson. S t Louis, Mo, is shown on hi* arrival at l.a Guardis Field. N. Y, from Copenhagen, Denmark, where th* Baptist nrganlretlon held Its annual conven­ tion. Dr. Johnson la now serving na r tr e -p r e s td e n t n f S o u th e r n D a u t llt (Interna t tonal) Convention. City Commission Approves Raise In License Fees WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. (Ah — The door we* opened fot di»cuuion ol controversial policy mailers aff|cting Germany a* An­ glo-American talks begin today on way* In boost Ruhr coal out­ put. Willard Thmp, assistant Sec­ retary of Stale who head* th ■ American delegation in the tin cuitiont with the Bulnlw ,,tuif(, rb p rirtm 'k ffrr"(h e initial 'n ito n that "any ptohlrm which ha* a direct beating on coal produc­ tion.in (he Ruhr can be diuusred/’ .. This statement Indicated softening of a previous State De­ partment attitude that such iMura a t eoeiallaatien of the mines, should - not be topics for conversation ainre the eonfrrenre is aimed solely at boosting coal production. Tho British government, prlur U r 'agreeing IS this Conference, had a*ked that the agenda inrlude examination of basic ques* tlona like food, transport, finan­ ce* and other topics. The Slate Department had re. jeeted this approach and also turned down a British suggestion that the talk* be held In tlerlin alnce the conference obviously would be on a technical level. Thorp made It plain In answer to questions that both policy anil technical matters would be tackrt'iatlao** •■* Pea* T»*l Benefits From Hughes Hearing Collap.se Seen V HUGE m o w n MILLS ABOUND the ltejnolda Bombshell after IU epochal flight of 71 hours. 5 mioulwt and (0 xetond* tn break alt rti-llna round-thr « or Id rrrnrda. I'apt, Bill «t>dnm, »ht» flew »otf!,' steps mil of the t » in enxUtril plsnr (anon ) at Chicago’* Misisi^lpnI Airport. Odom 1(aimed a new miIo round* Ihe‘world mark and »l*n lieltereil the plnbe-girdMog, record whlrh the "BflltkWir (Inlernallnisal Hoiinilphiilo) and its *reiv rMabluhed last April. Measure Is Approved By British Commons Bi l l Pa sued 178-63 Following D e b a t e Of Eighteen Hours N O . 193 Inquiry Is Ordered Into Odom Lands With Bound-World Record State Department'In­ dicates S o f t e n e d Attitude In State­ ment A t S e s s i o n LAKE SUCCESS, A o r <2 ^ —(4F3—The American del™ fyation asid today that If tha United Nations Security Council falls to solve the ..- B a lk a n problem the Unltnl M Slates la prepared to join -with other countries to protect Greece •‘within the prorirIons of the charter." LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 1 2 ,MT *—The United State* made a ditecl charge today that . Cttnjgtuuti ♦ o u p * iupported by Albania. Yugotlavja and Qulgaiia hoped to let up a totalitarian regime in Greece.' Herrchel V. Johnion, deputy U. Sw repieaentatjve, made the charge before the United Nation*. ' Security Council. He ipoke aftci Yugotlavia had accused the Unit­ e d Slate* of deliberately rniireptsenting condition* in the Balkan pH justify the increate' in the inter nlerfetence in Greece" under the Truman Doctrine Johnson aald support of the Greek Cornunlsta by the three Soviet satellites was “* peril to peace," but added that the "threat ean be cheeked if firmly faced by tha United Nations." Yugoslav representative Dr. Jo* |a Titian Mamed much of the B alk an difficulties on the Urdu- 1 ota'tas and on what lie called a failure of the United Nation* Se­ curity Council to examine lh» problem closely, i Me told the Security Council bat the ll-natlon Balkan In v n if r>g Commission bad not fa*7 creation of th* aubiidlary Jry group now in Greece. "It waa riopoted by the Unituetegstton,' - »d“ 8tat*i da t e n Hon h e d e c lar­ i ' |r,siii> F * m r * t i rn * r W National Guard Uuit Is Endorsed B y V F W Members Dutch,Indonesians Hurl Charges Oi *fkr prnpo»*d National Guard Truce Violations umt !» he formed in Sanford Clark Orders Monbpolists Jailed; CIO Seeks Restor­ ation Of- Controls .WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 <*’>_ Attorney General Clark today* or i an invctiifiuon oi four* io< investigation of Tighter Laws An,a»it3t deted clothing ing and housing price*'' prire*'' ■ Lobbying Ate Pre­ He instructed thr JuA lent* anti-trust divft dict crl By Senator parlment [nine- whether "con*pi\ determine exiil "to maintain or to irit WASHING VON. Aug 12 UP) .Senator O'Mtlioney (DW p>,l present prises in th* food, ft prrdiurd today that lightened laws ing and housing fields." Jail leniences, rather than •tgatnjl I-iM'Vhm will come from what he Inmrtl "collartse of the ly lines, will be sought for violator*, it wa* announced. Hughes hearings." t O ’Mihoney ii'iird a statement ■"Sueh rontpiraclet will he p ealilled "unexpected benefits of ecuted rrlmlnally and In thi 'th e Justice Department the Birwster .blowup" a» ullirt rate* oppose acceptance by tha courts at Democists gibed, at th* suJJrn pleas of nolo Yontknderw (no-con­ breaking, off of the investig* test), and upon rnhvlctlon of the lion into Howard llug$i>*' waitirndt defend* til* the department will r e - , commend Jail sentences for tha in­ plane -cnntracls. dividual. defendant* ami maximum Seftalnr Itiesvslrr (If.Maine.), fines against t lm enrpotallow*." invea*■ I tie stntetiient nald *this inv* Iiiveitjaating Committee, had te- I in Atistn follow* a thre* months of the present price situa­ toiled lli.it’i a lustier of opinion" study tion bv Assistant Attorney Gen­ lo suth Ribca as one form ^rnaloi eral John F. Sonnett who took Rebellion ID-Va.) tlial ‘Republi­ charge' of the nrill-irust division in can* got "a political black eye May. Glark feel*, (t wa* added, that floor tire beatings. "(he soaring high pric*s now aonO'Malioiicy listed ns prohaWe tlnuing in thr food, cloth'ng and "unexpcrlcil benefits." houafltg field*. re>|uira that a n ew I. Tightening up of the new and more rigorous annroach b* which requires lohbyist* to undertaken In these fiahls." [law register. He said a tightened law IDtice. it was stalad. th# decisi­ should place (he origin of many on to Pfe*i for Jail sentsnoas foy bills Introduced In emigres*.' MJU|I individuals violating the anti-trust "Nobody baa ever been able to i |„ w* find out who wrote th* Pan AmerShort Ir bffor# Clark*# wnniync#f VnfftiMHFl! '»M I'MB* litre! (I huiNhiH ♦»« l‘8*t f u l l r n - i-tdmard by the Veteran* Of Foreign War* Poat 3282 at lire i Republic Sends U. S. regular •nceling livt evening a; Delegate 2nd Arthe l.rglon Hut. Following a Ruling For Trimming .tall In Capt, Roy Green who bitration. Rc ' i u c s t outlin'd the Guard program, the Shrubbery At In­ LONDON, Aug. i?. pin— VFV. members were urged to BATAVIA. J.v*. Aug. 12. (Ab lleadf|iisrlere . of the C otisrtra­ paritiipaie In the project. t e r s e c t i ons Made The Pub It accused the Inil** Part* announced tonight (‘npi Gfrcn discussed rhe if that Winston Churchill would tbrn-m t ~lienrfltar the pay rale cfdnriiatn today of auiKoriiing A new City Ikente ordinance hrosricast to the Biilish ration itni i .igc limit which i« 17-33 an attack on -a..Dutch ‘camp—in which provide* for num etourin-Sunday - a t - 3;LS- IV—M. -O iU - fOT'Tnrirwtthnnrrfur service a ini P. M„ EST) in repU to Prime f. f those with previous mil- Sumatra, and the Indonesians ctease* in licente few for plates Nether lands mthtar Minister Attlee'* hrondratl ap­ Ugr. t -nlniiig. The full coniple chatgrt! of business, ptofessiuns. tic., was By TIIF. AB80CIATPD PRESS Th* current heat wave, wither­ peal to the people lest Hunilny, men! "I lbe local Guard uuit will foicri with launching Urge-selladopted by the Cily Cr*inmi«*»oo tV loir men. Fapt, Green report­ attacks in West Java ing thirsting crops-, throughout LONDON. Ang. IC. ( ,D - The last evening. Citj .‘..a»Jtg*r H. most tif th* midwest, showed no LONDON. Aujtrw 12 bV) -The ed Il' Orever, the group will nr TAMTA. F la . Aug. 12. (iD— Dutch military authorities rei.DMoscow radio hroadcast a PiavN." Sayer, reported today. llouie ol Common^Xolrt! author­ gaiiis* with 20 men and 2 offi eiynt -today of abatement. Dr Hriber! It. Mills, director of da dispatch from Pari* today troop* in Sumatra had captured Except for “rather cool” tem- ization .to tire- 1j i I>cV Government errs over a three-yesr peri'll The new measure, designed to saying, that Italian - American Tampa Municipal Hospital’s path­ give the City additional revenue, peratures In the Dakotas, west­ today to muster the full jciouree* i ill build up the membership. Indonesian Republican army or­ negotiattvr* had agreed upon a ology department, said today th* The program will bring into Sen- ders authorising an attack m "friendship, trade and navigation most logical theory to account Nebraska and the northel-i supercedes the ticeme ordinance ern Rocky Mountain stales, the weath­ p i Britain; including manpower fr-td an annual payroll °f 140,090 direct violation of the truce treaty" that would place Iraly for the fish-killing "red tide" adopted in 1944. L Tharp, man' er outlook for today wa* "con. arid industry, (or thr nation*! re­ v.hen the tmrnplement is full, *cIs that It “has been caused by which bee cine effective a we*k under the “unlimited control of the presence ‘of poiton gas in renting to Cap!. Green. | ,7 Attorney General Tam Watson ager of the Western Union Tele­ Itnued warm, similar to that of covery 'program. American monopolists." ruled yesterday that Seminole graph office, piotested an' incrcsi.- yesterdays" the Weather Burrini ago last midnight. Uuyd lipyle, Jam es.Wright and Gulf waters. PlBVila »atd tlie jrraty " provided * __ ___ * *■ * The bill, pau rd 178 to 65 af J--hr Rauls were appointed to ‘The Imloneiiau i.wlm at Jog. Hint "several County Judge Rl W. Ware la en­ said. Dr. Mill* >*hl he had received measures of a mill title d to a salary of SI.200 a year. in rate of $50 over his former The corn crop In southern Il­ ter an entire night of debate, spe­ Be’ program committee for th* Jakarta countered tint the Dutch tnry nature be carried out Jointly report* the Army dumped Lewis­ w TKi* ruling was mn.h* In res- $100 annual rate. The Commis­ linois- and- Iowa was reported In cifically gave the Alike adminis- Meeting Sept. 22 at winch time by the United States and Italy ite mustard gas Into th* Gulf port** to a request by Lloyd F. sioner* declined to act on his ob­ “pretty hsd condition," the BuI t *itflt P, Whltehair will l*e tit * had opened iltaclt in an altrrnpl In tlie event of vrar against a “about JO mites offshore." Sovle as attorney for *.h« Board jection on the ground that they resu said, adding that moisture traliqn extensive powers to diteri pnnclpal speater. |A" wreit tcinlinl of imjmiUnl third power of power*." "It mu*t be remembered th at of County Commission fur an op­ now Is needed generally - In all the management of labor ond sup "The inrm poration of such Lewisite mustard ga* is n potent Walter IJeigli repotted on tb«- mounlam pacie* guarding the could not change one new rate inion on Florida laws gjvrrnlng the are* from the Appalachians plirs so “ tire whole resources oi Reporter program wltlch| rich uhher anil lea plantations articles tn the Irealy," the paper gas Intended for warfare and it such salaries after Judge Waie without 'changing the others, said to eastern Nebraska and south­ the Community are available for Veteran* bean! -eaib Tue-dsv evening in western Java. An Indonesian added, “ Is regarded in Pari* asil* very lethal, even in diluted bad presented a bill to the Com- Mr. Sayer, The ordinance goes in­ ward through Kansas, Oklahoma evidence that along with nego­ form," be slated at 7:45 o'clock over WTRR. use and are used in a m*nnri mission which Included an Increase In. Mill* w*» the first scien­ and Texas. communique .said the Dutch a*- tiation* between the United States to effect on Oct. 1. Approxlmatelv 50 inemlier* atfrom 1500 to 11,200 a v.»ar. The hot dry weather w*» d# best calculated lo serve thr ill tsnded the meeting and C. W. tackrd with parachute troops and and Italy on the above treaty tist to sujtport. the poison g*» Die Commission alio placed o.i ' Tha Legislature in 101? set x f«r the "tide” which has scribed by Agriculture Depart­ Iciest* ol the community. (Cat) John son presided In the »h- infantry, supported by arlillety they were also negotiating a mill-, theory county judge** salary at (1.200 a a first reading an ordinance pro­ ment official* In Washington as tary agreement directed in the killed million* of fish along Flor­ •'tic* rtf Gomdr. F. D. Bcott, It The opposition ballots came ida’s West L'nait and left their and tanks, along the Datftjoeng first jdac* against Yugoslavia. te a r whan the county population viding fot inciryse in ii^ipection ICsstlssM m **•■% Twer from Conservative and Liberal '■ax announced that, beginning |*rhed 22.00a In 1040 the county Jogjakarta Ra’Hway. It said} "Report* about this treaty Lille*' littering Iteachaa from d't-t. 8 th* post will hold two feta of electrical initallationi, and opponents who hail attacked thr opulatlon waa 22,304 as rotnparrd ''H'tmilnttrrt *»n !*<*«• Tn»l *- Sarasota to Clearwater. Other there were numerous casuilliei legislation as n "dictator hill." ti’Mtlngx a month. scientist* have Mamed a microwith 18.785 In 1030. Tho Sem- in line with building* and plumb­ Deep Sea Fishing., (CitHfiMurd !• r* I'figf T it isI The vote; on the third and final ■ fnole County Court waa created by ing inspection fees . organism. • . Party Gets Bij? Catch leading, folluwed nearly IK -houfs Tile Army hs* admitted dump­ 7’ ac t of th* Legislature In 1U23 R hcc Ih Muddled In A list of 27 haiardou* Interraraguaynn PrFHident ( O i l i n g tin l*ni* Tift) ing some mustard gas bomb* in .which set th* aalarv of the judge scctlonx where shrubbery or tr*e* Marcel Fell!*, local sign painter, Czechs Welcomed To Mississippi Election the Gulf last summer, but denied i of th* County Court a t (500 -n obscure th* view of moW M* was ■ FleeN Capital City who recently returned with Mr*. tbe gns was potent enuugh to | vear. -iri preaented .by IWk* tiGMnf Roy Faille from Toronto, Ontsrjo,. to World Scout Meeting *o • many lists over »o wide Charleston; Youth Judge War* today declared that VVHHanrv.' T m Commlilton iletnrHDEN OS AIRES, Aug, 12 M l JACKSON, Ml**.. Aug. 12. bPi kill so an are*. . . he had thown since 1340 that ac­ piin*tl that the owner* of sueh day reported that he and M l wife rigentlne source* **bl train/ — The race for nomination as Treated For Rabies MOISSON, Franca, Aug. 12— Mississippi's lieutenant g o v e r n o r --1ho*#* valor* arising from th# cording t o th* 1017 law lie was shrubbery be notifled'Tri, trim it made big catches of snapper ami President lliginin Morinigo--of , enttilftT'to a*, (alary lncrea.se but within Uiraa fast of th* ground. trout on a deep tea fishing trip-ht Paraguay bad fled ..the . -tabtl- UP)—East-West antagnniim* up. was ■nuRldTed today after tw o of surf and gusli, which cause in e rt­ Seqneth -Hrebham, -rigtst—i-par \tiM-nt*n*d caplin! nf Aunnclor, peered turlay to have dissolved tho~ four-m en who trailed Ham ing and cAughing. are not from that hq. had not ronueslet Ms nf Failure to co m p ly within reason- Davtona Beacji—Sunday. huLsjfc G rttuK ltr Gommfteion. Ho sta ted *bl* tlm* w«v -mean thxr "ris* Hared that they both got sea sick. old boy who was recently bltun Im' (Ha Asuncion radio aald hi* among the Boy .Scout* attending Lumpkin In' last Tuesday’s pri­ Ihe fish tberoaeTve*. It I* tha Thee were among a party of 14 by hls-dog which In turn was bit­ fpneminent was pledged In “win the World Scout Jamboree. fiat hit* ‘* p rk '’as County Judge Cily will remove the shrubbery. mary said they would not con­ presenre nf some irritating ga*. C*echo Slovak scouts, tho only test hia nomination and two he continued. on the "Echo,* ana Don Sill and ten by a dog that had rabies, a r­ l , and Judjf* of tho County/Court ‘In rfihlltion. trees a t Iitterser- Mr*. L. L. Bill, Mi mother were rived hem last night with hi* par- oi die" In defense of the city, "The poison ga* theory la the had Increased more than therefold l.oynlUt line* around Arunekh rejirewntatlves hero of a Slav other* were, undecided. (O atlaat* *■ (Mas Tw«» aboard, he said. 4ota from Charleston, 8. C. where are unbroken d e c l a r e d thr nation, found themselves plan* ; sine* ha to o t office in January, Lumpkin polled a plurality hut one entitled to the molt credence Mr*. Fall)* caught etx red snap the Incident took pace and this i 1937, and. that it Is no* necessary broadcast last night, re- antly and unexpectedly surprised not a majority over a five man and it should be thoroughly in­ per* to hi* three, he declared, and m vnlng reported to l)r. Frank Asuncion vestigated." he 'concluded. fr that another part tlmo employee Tropical Storm Is field -last ’TuemfSy; pnrtrd by Brasilian news axen- by the warmth of th eir Welcome, Meanwhile disposal crew *.were they averaged 25 pounds each Uuillman at the Seminole County and pamphlets they brought with b* had In hla office." Grady Cook, second high man, They also caught in id pound Health Unit for Pasteur treat­ : The Slate Comptroller's report and Tom J. Grayson, fourth high again clearing Pinellai* County ‘'Thi**'consilium* . new triumph fJ.'fu Headed Into Gulf Readies of dead ft ah cast. UP grouper and returned with a light ment. . for 1045 Haled the total receipt* for the Morinigo government of Slav youth remained In'their man, announced they would not during the night, but tha*deposit» truck loaded with fish and 400 headquarters - tent, umllitrihutcd. go into a second primary. Ji-asa of Judge Ware'* office n t D.M4; The search fo r the hoy started vloch,tnfcelher with the Colo­ MIAMI, Aug. 12, bP)—A trop­ Home of the Ciachoalovak hoya W. Rhanks, llilrtl high man, who were the smallest in several day*. expanse* were (2.4 21 and icnl storm with rapidly nlcreaa- pounds of Ice to keep it fretl. They here yoiterday after Dr. (Julllnmn rado! (members of the conserv­ Very few dead fish apjieared gave away most of their fish and had received a telegram from tho ative Nations! Republican Party said they expected to find I he Inhrrtted the right to demand n L'-it after deduction of (485 in «x- fn r force is expected ted to ccress the faaa he was allowed tompen- -Yucatan Peninsula today and en­ last evening dined wttn Arthur Charleston Board of Health sta t­ t>t'king tha administration), prom­ camp antagonistic. Instead, they run-off when Cook withdrew, aald nn *tmres inside Tampa Bkr and Yowsll on hie yacht at a fish din­ ing that the dog that bit Ken­ ises to win or die. were welcomed with open arms. ■tion of (5.A53. he waa undecided. So wa* the rrew* in thi* area vvert reduced. ter the Gulf of klexlro tonight ner. One 17-year-old Ciechoslovak Rev. Charles Hamilton, low man neth's dog ha<] been found to be Winds of 60 to 00 miloe an hour, boy aald; of the five. mad. and that the boy'* dojj Is l«. Defendants In War ew Title Of Indian with a squall area extending 150 2 U. S. Airlines To "We’ve learned a .new kind of IVlien Shanks said he wa* uti Ing Investigated for rabies. mile* ahead of the renter, were Miami Beach Police inlernaUonal unity hare. We were decided, the question arose wheth­ Trial Are Convicted ;ader Is Designated reported a t 10 A. M. by tile Feder­ Kenneth appeared lo lie In good to look for political unity er Hamilton could demand a run­ Call Oriv Bugsy’s Girl physical condition, said Dr. (julll- Operate Toyko Line taught al Spirm Warning Service here. between nations. Here, nation* off. DACHAU. Germany. Aug. IS, man. Treatments will he stalled KARACHI, India, Aug. 12, (A*)— WASHINGTON. Aug. IS—(JP>— Just Grady Norton, chief storm fore­ .don’t matter. I t’* a higher (,!•) All 231 defendant# in th* Pakistan Conatltuent Ai Arum* caster. aald Continued northwest­ MIAMI BEACH. Fla., Ang. 12 as toon as the aerum can be de­ Two American airlines have been unity, between human livings, War Crimea trial nf Buchanwald Iv today adopted a resolution that ward movement was Indicated af­ -U P )-P o llre Chief P. P.. Short livered. authoriied to operate between th* not countries. Every boy It Just Firts Destroys Barn FoncentraUcm camp operator* Pacific Coast and Tokyo as a fohammed All Jlnnan, president ter th* tropical disturbance en­ and acting Detective Chief convicted by a U. 8. mili­ first stajx toward reopening Japan a boy to every other boy.” ’ th* atsem blj and governor gen- tered the Gulf of Mexico and a Charles W.. Pierce of th* Miami Belonging To Syntes were tary court today. Sentence* will " designate of Pakistan, b* ad- tentative note o f caution waa Beach Police paid a “courtesy Truman Family To lo commercial aviation. be pronounced Thursday. Disckming this today, Stale teed ee "Quald-E-Axem Moh- sounded for the Mexican ami low­ call" on Virginia HU1 yesterday, All the defendant*. Including A back firing tractor *ct flra to Make Trip To Brazil Department officials said that Mrs. H. S. Hoffman amed All Jlnnah," despite strong er Texas roasts. it was learned today. hay In the large barn of Roy Pyme* many 8S guard*, were charged Pan American and Northwest Short said that he triad fb ques­ I The advisory: Died Monday A M. and tha blaxe, fanned by a strong with violating the law* and uaThe small tropical storm la loc­ tion the girt friend of stein gamb­ WASHINGTON, Atlg. IS UP}— have b«aa (ranted temporary per­ north-east wind, completely ilr»- agr* of war by personal brutali­ Th* title, which m eans "G reat ated near latitude 20 north, long!- ler Benjamin announced tod* (Bugsy) * 9c-gcl The Whit* House _______________ ay mits for operations to Japan, Mrs. Harriett Susan Hoffman. troyed the frame and metal *lruc. ties and the murder of prisoner* permits were They aald the r • * * w " will be used In all nf- i ttide * 87 west HM h or a short distance about her “actlrltlea Tn Cellfornln" that President Truman will lw vettarday morning tura which wae Immediately west of many rountrie*. It le *»tlmat*d dal act*. doenmenU, letter* and south of Cotumel Island, Yucat­ ■he “was very light mouthed" accompanied on hia forthcoming granted partly to enable the tif 69. died in* to trip to liraxll hy Mr*. Truman fin b*pinning Ang. )S. an. It is moving northwestward and he "learned nothing." ' transport 400 -----businessmen following a lingering Illness, Hha of Mr. fljrme* home on We*t First tho death* at Buchenweld totaled from 150.000 to 200.000. - Th* debate pro Si who are scheduled to go to Tokyo wa* born Oct. 9. 1887 In Rpring- Street near Rand* Siding. rroflded the liveliest about 15 mllei an hour with rbvmgHa Mid that he, Pierre and Ed and their daughter, Margaret. :.L__* L - . l -of > _a __l_. j . , _i Char lea - -Q, j _k o u ,_p m ld ili t Ja I , thU-4»rek—-4p- a ta rt raoparting field,-Ill. s n d - wa*--a re*ld«nt of ■- The f l r e w * report<-d -a t- I3t35 1— A fter-the-eaorl presi l-nt, Rrift* eslon since the assembly opened miles Bishop.'head prUsto detect. lak e Monroe for tha past sight P, M., according to Flra Chief M. Vlrm-ral Emil 0. Kell, pronounced if*and brought Dm flirt our. outward Ire •aagency hired by Mis* Hill to prrM M CTtW jv told rep o rters1Japanese foreign trad*. N. 'Cleveland. The light pick-up the verdict, the prl toners began . II also waa announced that tho year*. that the President'* ‘Gyinff vlilt sareut split between tha Moslem 150 miles ,to th* north of tlm guard her 24-boure 24-hours a day day, She I* survived by ona brother; unit wa* aent to Jhe *c«ip and presenting personal plea* for »end Congress delegates. - cenler. th* only,ones present daring the to Rio Da ‘Janeiro la still sched­ Stats Department ha* submitted The center will pass .. uled for late August or aarlv te tha ll-natlon Far Eastern Prank H. Staley of Muncle. Ind. At least 20 long wed bod* were clemency. 30 minute conversation. Those convicted included a for­ 'CHIEF CONVICTED ■lightly south of Cozumel I t ___ Short said Miss Hill "appeared September, but that tha lime of Commtealoti a detailed policy and two coualna, Mr*. Dale Krein- firemen kept the blaxe from fur­ mer American eltlxen, Edwin Kat5W YORK. A u g .. 12, ^ / F b - In a few hour* and cross over tha reluctant to talk." " It waa mostly departure is yet to be deterrnln- statement of thi* government's brlng and Ml*. Paul Oglesby ther ruining aeed bed* and cover*, destroyed, Mr. Sjrme* estimated xen Ellenhogan, himself a BuchenBlgnalioan Harold E. 1 ad. ' view* on restoring commercial of Lake Monroe. northern Yucatan PenlntuLi this email talk." h T ta id . weld prisoner who became a Th# born was Insured, he said. Funeral aerrieea will be bald 29, waa air flln to to Japan. afternoon and into tha Golf of MU* Hilt Mr. Truman plans to be h here from trusty assistant of the Nail*, and art Seed bed paper estimated at a t 10:30 A. M. Wednesday at Until, now, Commercial air ser­ Mexico tonight Caution la ad­ Paris early Saturday morning. Braxll for tha closing day* of Joel* Eu Waldeek, former spes’l fleet tons accusing him vised in northern Yucatan and ad- it wa* In her hom e.In Beverly the In tar-A meric an Defense Ctrii- vice hag been prohibited by Gan- the Southxlrte Cemetery with lb* *2,000 In value wa* doatregred, Prince along with email tools, the trac- high S3 officer who wa# tbe mistreating fellow p i____ _ Mac Arthur, su­ Erickson Funeral Home In chai ‘low prisoners iacent water areas and over the Hills, Call., th a t gummen shot fere nr*. ]{* will return to this oral DoogD* ter, ami record* which Mr. 8jrmes flrit German of royal blood to Dr. kbit* fn a Japanese prison camp Vouthern Gulf of Mexico during and killed Beige! while ha country with hi* family ahoaid preme an lag commander, a i an of arrangement*. h* tried for war crime*. kept In hi* office In tbe barn. 1 the Philippines. Brownlee will officiate. the battleship U. 8. 8. Missouri. occupation policy. th* next 24 hours. a Midwest Heat Wave Described As Crop Threat I ui "s Z r rS m i'ampan Supports _ U. S.-Italy H#vc ip«j8#n Gas Theory Agreed On Pact|For G„|f Rell o-i(,e Attorney General Rules Increase In Of C m l to'* v ? - * — =— k; R * r> ■ ■ > *&? SL5. "A - V j > \.; •• •? » F*=t f m- �-“■ft- 1'hc Sanford Herald Red Paper Traffic Accidents bM kllikM la luoe fabllikid Sail) rrrrp i tt f a n li, • ad aaadar *anl«>a. M»rMa t i l itaaaalfa A%*m , Thlrty-om* jwrBonn were killed u n result of traffic Occidents in Florida dtirittK June 1947, on Increuse of five (n comparison with llie nuiliber of futnlitlea recorded for the same month in 1940, Director 11. N. Kirkntan of the K * lm « it rU n .M iit i State Department of Public Safety has revealed. n « ( a W r i t * i » n , mi t u r r » * t n i f t r * A total of 531 accidents w ere’Investigated by State - I # N » l t l 4 , r i u f U l a . u M ilrt I k t A l l ml l l i r r h t , • Highway patrolman during the m onth-of Ju n e.this year while in the same month last y,enr 880 accidents were in­ m:-,tM•* ------------------------i-------------i H U IU M I -l„ IIU K i vestigated. Tiie number of injured jierHona increased from U lln * ■ • cnutioV iiEgx 280 last year to 300 for the some period this year. B u r la r t* M i i U | , i Lr Comparison of arrests for drunken driving shows that in June 1947 there were 14ft~j>ersona booked for this of­ It HM I tin id N II > fense while for the period in 1940 there were 168 sucli • la A d v ia F i ’&Cf C anln, m »a arrests. During Juno this year patrolmen arrested 944 •*■» *>»» Head ... . ' ‘traffic violators. For the sa^ier-n)onth«last year' they ar­ Km I] rested 871' persons. Written warnings, were-handed out to __ _____ t»«r 5,215 motorists during June 1047.'-'In 1946 fo r'th e same my # , - 1 . a H afclt a a t j t . a a H «a r< t a r t * *1 mopth 722 warnings were issued. p , < ( h a a l C f f i i l E l I t i i a ad -I ■ Patrolmen put in longer hours and traveled more miles 5 / m i t r t i l a i M a U (* c I k , , « » • • • »< Hi June 1947 titan they did in the. same period last year. a r n U l a a la a d a . «a III t>* f«r They spent 34,015 hours patrolling 484,907 miles of high­ ad r m U r a d o M U l a i r* « r« ways. During the same month Ln 1946 they chalked up la t a ad 27,987 hours patrolling a total of 412,816 miles. a ld K i t a r .. r r p , r * , a u l k r tllfr lr ra l-l Director Kirkman pointed out that Florida’s traffic ' ; t la l l a a n lla a a t I l H d >1 O f f l H k a re m a t a la la a d la d a l a t a - problems are increasing steadily due to the growth' and tal alllta la lb , raaalrr " llh SrlarlMl baadaaatlafa la CfcltM* expansion of the state us fi whole. The iwtrol strength of .•ail flaw Y»d. 160 men has remained unchanged. *<r--k T k i tla ra ld la a aiaaibaa a l d a A » . « , i n i - I l ’ rr* a a k l t b la a a lll la d n r l a a l t a l , l a Ik ? a d f a r a a a i d l l c a t la a o f a l l " d a la a a l aat?a r t l n t * 0 l a I k U a tk ia p a n a a . a i a>all aa *11 At* a r m d la a a la b a a . TUESDAY, AUGUST II. 1947 Si sr ■ tv . OL DIBLB VKHSE FOR TODAY L . YOU WILL HAVE TO LEAVE tdf~ EVERYTHINO YOU1HAVK AT^CUM ULATED OK MATERIAL h THINGS, YOU WILL TAKE NOTHING FROM THIS LIFE . g ? , # BUT MEMORIES: And Abraham .• -* n v i all that ha hail unto Jruui.— ■ ';G « n -2 8 :5 . * Tragedies Of Teen-Age Drinking "According to a careful survey, 71 per cent of the alcoholics examined were found to have been drunk belore they were 19 years old, some of them had been as young as ten - and a few even younger," reports Sarah Com­ stock in Your Life magazine. "The summing up of the survey comes, in brief, to this: The majority of alcoholics begun addictive drinking while still in childhood. “Since-it UrciJimervatlvely 'esflmirted' th a t we hare In the United States 750,000 chronic alcoholics, in it'a n y wonder that' a social worker says, ’If this teen-age drinking keeps on growing, a few more decades will find ns .carrying m burden of adult drunkg so large th at it will be a mill­ stone around our nation’* neckl’ * ■> “Where docs the blame for all this lie? Not, primarily, with these tragic, children. Sometimes it lies with their "amities who themselves drink to excesp, and so give the ys and girls a push along the same road. Or with fami­ lies so strictly teetotulish their youngsters 'sneak out tq snatch ‘ forbidden fruit. Friends and hostesses who urge too much liquot- upon Immature drinkers must also share the blame." ' ■ ----- I<'aalla**4 lr>M **•■• Oaat furthi-r klrtnethrn lh« ralUf, wbleapraad in Pari*, that th„ Hi- Gaapcri - guvarnmant, <)[*regarding the interest* of . the StaliM WTIEQ T .i,U ,| tlH • us Si I t SiZ* v U TiV« ( lit ; lit* New s T u iila b i ,H„ua» . D irk Atken Mpurts t-arade ii. k U iu . W ith C panl N ew s . S ilt - Pererte vrw P ro a r H sail, H ) , i Italian paopla, la perfrdly ready to mahe an pbedlant tall In U. B. U ssle handa." The diopatrh alfo -diacyajfcj American activity in' Grace*,'con­ cerning which Pravada declared “ii baa became known ln Par la l!*e News M l >‘In III* fta m e it that American repraaentatiraa are 111* V k o tl.u M oore* Marking out a new plan of inter­ »(»* N ew s vention In Graeco. P J 0 lu ee-la y E v t n lo c CUiiceIt)l<iUI ^ ^ They intend to form *volunteer’ UitA tail* News MsqueeUuPy Vouie detachment* of German Nail* >*>*) l e t b Itk o o i* ifu iiy Your* and Pollth Quitting! now In the l l i t b Dali S c u it• American occupation .tone of H i l l ittifew fu ilr Yum a Gertuany and concentrate thooe 1 1 IJ All i n . NaWs . detachment* in Italian porta then H iD - a ig n i ’ii u k u , —, tranifer them to Greece to fight tHi e,q s Clan On the guerrilla*." Prava raid. * i« i Kart, N ew s ' “American repreaentativaa con­ SiOl Celery C hopper* J u n l n r i ? tinue jointly with 'th e Grtok S ile ilw rexp u n ltars o f tha l-yirpl*. t e a * government to work out plana STiiml l H o ra in e MSedlinee for open military intervention. -rrttS M S u n r ise aM enm ]* The American representative*, l i S t .New, convinced of .the inability of *t»» SuutU * S eren ad e government force* to auppre** l i l t fltltc h lu g Tim eM orning Ltevinlunr the aver mounting- guerrilla tI ll* m Morning M editations movement, believe foreign military *i»* Nsws intervention in ‘ Greece to be t i l i g w lu g tlm e , w lih U leun MUlei a n d Uen* K n ip e essential. Oaniaty K ay* “At the tame tlhe, throe rap- tl ii ll tt Shoppers erersd e reoentatives believe It I* necesoary t i l * Wusnan'a dW orld to potlpone for a time the dlt- ltl« « ila a d llh e N e a r patch of American or Tnrkiah l#i»Z L atin A m srtfan ithyth m s troop* to Greece, aince in tbeir ZOitl T u n es V«u’ , , n . . , u . . u , t ItilO M orn in g Mslodtr* opinion thi* would involve certain II:#* News political dlfficultie*-dtnu**tic or t i l t * O rgsn Interlude o v er S'fugretir intcrnational-for Greece add the Rsrum * H i l l Luncheon rianc* United Statea." • H llS D r illin g on a CtouiS ItiS * IZitS IT. I liiS liS* 1:*S lit# litl 1:00 ZtSS IiM New* at N oon W sM ern Itoum tup N oon IU.*r X a u e Pruitii-s C ioartet N ew s lln w .'rd Bariuw Ily W av o f SluslC S alop Serenade N ew s H*r N one R au ch N e m o f the D a y J os CoVateada , f j f :-*ie I l l s A fternoon , p » m , itOO N e m 4 |IS I HU)’ Club >»## I.u csl New* St IS Nf v eil* Tim * Si in Meet the Band S i l l Dally Ctausfc* «]00 N ew s o f th e l)» y Indonesian War . --- ;------rr« U a w ( (teas Tow*' (IM) among the population. Meanwhile, in Jogjakarta authoritative source* said today that th* Indonesian govern­ ment had transmitted to U. 8. , a . pd a~r mi i■ _■ . Cohsul General Waiter P. Poote in Batavia a restatement ef its Summer vjuluf* at Miami lie detire for appointment of an ininclude Min Viigini* Hill. gnl tarnations! arbitration commission friend of the lair “Bugiy" Siettel. to work out a final isttlament with the Dutch. The CIO h*i hunched * nation­ The sources said that tha state­ wide ebropsign iceking the defeat ment had been relayed to Foote HiT&herHearingby. a special laillu chlKHit HiT» 'o f . 368 congteumen. Tltey don't morning with a renewed expreselike Anybody. ~ fUrtHl'Rfled 8*1179 f**sgs» Ion of appreciation for the United J»pi lean international Monopoly hill," Hoover Speaks States' offer of It* "good offices” 1 How far this bolita raekel can he added. in settling the dispute. '• (o' once it gell eilabliihed ii Brewster Is co-author of o bill The tint ion’s elder statesman, Herbert Hoover, who is The statement was said to havt whlrh over’ thewn by the aneil in Miami been agreed upon at a four-hour , would restrict If.- -S ......... respected by friend and foe alike, lias no hesitation in cabinet session last night sftsr If** ,*'r . 8 n t operations to one pf the city'* chief »alely im pede; casting the blnma for the present disturbed state of the Foote, who made a sperisl pUn* line, to ho formed j,y nil groups and another city employee on world Mpinrely tin the shoulders of Husjua^In.his birthday trip lo Jogjakarta Yesterday to interested In oversea* onerstiont. R #y*/ chargei of lellinti bolita ticket*. confer with Indonesian ’ officials, The measure has hacking of Pan statement he says: t£- ‘ ‘* ■■»■■■ ^ ■ American Airwave, B pioneer in had returned to Batavia. "Another year after the war’s end finds the earth overtese operations. Egypt bat joined that rapidly While no official statement 2. Re-examination of the need ■ growing lilt of natiom annum to without pence, little recovery in production, increasing waa made concerning lh« U. 9. special committee*. Th# get ihed of the ‘‘liiitiih Empire. danger of starvation abroad and a|arm s of another world •position as outlined by Foot* for H'i»he» investigation w*a conduct­ war. One nation alone by refusul of co-operation and to President Soekarno and PremThey didft'r have *o much lar SJarifoeddln, it w aa.under­ ed by a zpedal •committee and the destruftive acts, is responsible." to lay about it, though, when stood that he had expressed his senator said Congress will «xamHe maintains thdt it is possible to make peace among xtaff*- «m[-loved at Mussolini w ii making war along desire that the •IM. the nations outside Russian influence, but if that }4 not overnrfienl'* ndonasian and Dutch negotiate great expense, their border*. done, the United States may in? able to live in armed isola­ their dispute bilkttzelly with 8. A n e x a m ln stlo p o f. ths hack **,___ American n id .------ -— — ground and qualification „f all •r i-.. Now* jam niM lsm onte that * tion, which he admits is m ost1undesirable. He was said to hava told tha congressional commlttsa staffs. . To every thoughtful observer, n life of armed isolation, L y , s m*y°f w»l Jlected _ down • llmie Republican leaders that the United A. fVMshone' ■ ,1-1 fl,p “inlec. [ait week with 125 rotated pen- even for a nation as well-endowed as our own, in uhdesir- HUtes.- in offering its good off­ national aviation monopoly bill pie voting and 87 while people able. But if it is necessary, wo should form a peaceful ices, envisioned that they wonld hss been killed b y t h i record in & should be intciciting to Sanford- coalition of the Westerh countries. We must leave the'door he used not for mediation or ar­ # Hughes hearing.” He added bitration but aa an aid to obtain­ at Congress wll>- use a microsilea contemplating a municipal open to Russia to Join us If she will. But it she won’t, then ing £ agreement between the Dutch rone upon "efforts of ths utility let her do the business of maintaining isolation all by her­ election next Fall, Ordinarily in and Indonesian*, Just, as Britian’s lobby tq kill public power, so ap­ »a/ self and se$ how she likes it. good offices had been used twice parent during the la ft le u io n " ihi* city of 13.50fl" peiiom, not before during vlilta to the Indies - 5. Forecast that future congreamore than one or two hundred by Lord Killearn and Lord Invar- rinnal investlrsHon* wilt avoid lake the trouble to vole in * city chapel. The Attlee Program election. Under iucIi cntumilancei It was ' understood that ths "intemperate and unproven *eNew York Herald Tribune ' Republican government, In 1U SSETmjf*1"' ............. . i » F . ‘ anything coulJ happen, and might reply, said that having already 0 ‘Alahonev'a Riiereatlnn that It Atlanta, where there hat been It I* not *a«y to bring Into and Ihe program I* applied. Mr. appealed to tha United Natlona it felt itself •Congress should taka a look at a record-breaking - c r i m e wavt aound perspective the real nalurr, Attlee is already under attack Security Council bound to await further action by Ita InvestlgaUnr committee* got liner the war. women have or- depth or potential con»*muen.-ea of from the Conservative* on Ihe the Council on the question of from Senator Murrey the British financial eriii*. And ground that he Is too tender to­ , ganiztd the “Georgia Women Y It Ii hardly appropriate for Alitertha dispute to an in­ fD-Mont), ward the workers and from hie submitting Murray said th# two week* of ' Gun Club," and have hired «p leans to try to pais ImlgnictH on own far Left -,n the ground that ternational arbitration’ commiss­ .*> 1 ,*!. by tb* Republican-conejtpert to give them letiona in the "sufficiency" of (he diertic, if he Is too lender to capitnl. History ion. ■trolled Senate War Investigating « OL markiinaiftbip. "Piiiot Packing still generalized, program which and the liriUah people themordves Committee ot, Hughes’ wartime the Dritiah Labor government hat must decide the argument. For the Mamat, led by Mr*. Geutge Slew- belatedly presented to i<» netmlr. plane contracts represented “just Crisis Measure present, M r/A llk o a*ka from the another example of ‘efforts to arl, 60 year old grandmother, are Kiam the American point of view United Slates only modification of T ' ar. wl,n»«» who takes It can be said that juat over a year ff'ea tla eeS fle a s l*ags Oar) going around prepared to rhoot the non-dl*crim<nntlon and conver­ th- stand." this country (again, tibility clauses of the loan agree- of dehsle. The Labor Party holds -Brew*ter. who^ U chairman of at the drop pf * h it. All of which ago belated! belatedly) agTcrd to invest STn1} ant. The clauses ara already point­ a majority of about two to one the committee, commented In may be very well in there deyr billions in zsritiilv Brltlih recovery, aa a less, Their only meaning was to in Ihe Commona. of law leitn ru , but wc feel iori) prerequisite to the recovery of a insura a return toward a free econ­ Tha House of Lords was to Maine that Murray “ta trying to the war investigation com­ working InUrnaHdiial ente: prise omy as the loan did its woijc. Tha ircelve the bill for dsbsts on sec­ atop for their hutbinda. system. Todsy the credit !< with- loan. hewever.'Thta not dona its ond reading during tha sftsr- mittee again." Aa fon Murray’s "im ser" comPrime Minuter Attlee ii at tail in twv> month* of eshsiullop, and works the free inarkat envisaged noon. ment, Brewster said, "that’s a l­ Its object haa not been attained. The act continued indefinitely I In these clause* Is a present tm gellipg around to talking common so a m atter ef opinion.” The reason* are several *nd r *n-, PosalbBIty. and. whatever the l*ral and mads applicable for th* new Murray said h* waa ssrious in ’> f Ihe IbitUh people. He not be laid wholly to any e W na- PbaDlon may ba, 8*cr*tary Mar purpose of coping with the na­ - now tell% thtm that “We cannot tiogal policy. Tha norm s of last1shall la entirely right in rc-onaider tional sconomic crisis th* tmec- gugeaU ng the senate should in•to itfl own investigations. |tU«por* lh« help, which, our lal- winter, which aevorely cut B riliahing clauses whoio maintenance gsney. powers given the" gevtmr . i j t r ment, then Conssrvatlvs^at the production at a burst critical Unu-.1 would be of no effect and of no ^ ^ ^ S m e m b e r i of- the common Ireginnlng of th*. war. The poweta ware unforeseeable. The sharp value to any one, Heat Wave *m wealth have been and are giving leval-aharp.’^ B u t this la technical and throw* Were renswedon a short-term ba­ (C n lla v tl fr*M p « « o ^ ) *o generautly . we mint regain sis in 1P1G to rover the tranti^aomLu,1aih? '° T ,Wu ■ tl,lht 0n ,h j fulUro- U J,rthreat" to all midwestour economic freedom and gel ^ 1“ u * L1C 1 4 lU*« doss not succeed In rioting tlonsl period from w ar to peace. aern"eertuita crops. It also gives the government into a pozition in which we pay /-Tm i?nJ W Cn i * y, *Tef l ,lia *f*P now tha exhaustion of th^ regulatory Tha only relief | n proapect for powen: . .T* ° th" 0,ht*' 1",nd‘: dollar lean will do It for him in a •il we need by our own exFor "promoting productivity of any. of tha midwest, forecasters tha Inability or unwillingnets of faw more weeks, and the result Very i-til laid. Somc- tin Labor government lo rasd the! would seem to t>e the tame. Lon- industry, • commerce and agricul­ •aid, would be a narrow band which needed lo. be laid eanger slgnaU an-J move to e/fee-'don. talking dramatically about the tures, for "fostering and direct­ of eool air moving eastward to­ night across Minnesota and tha • minute the war ended. Bui tlvo action until thav ware hlaittd world “dollar famine," doc* not ing exports of any riaaose from northern Great Lakes region, in*/' it by th* crilirit n cf their own1 conceal tha Idea that the Attlee *11 or any countrl*#," for the electorate got from pubdc baa at law nunnried a program may break dollar price*, dressing the balance of trade." widsly scattered showers were Attlee then glowing wordi crisis which might have been met Whether it does or not, the qu**Mexnwhiia, the owners of probable tonight also tn northIowa, extreme southern like government wai go- t».o?e easily W4»n greater prompt- Hon for American policy will (till Great Br|tian’* 46,000 motion western Minnesota and wert-centraI Wis picture th eg ten declared today feed, tlothe and-houte ev- m V . . . . be serious. W# cannot continue to conalti but t ^ y ware not expected A* a t fezamolt of that dpmrstlr loan exports to rconomiei which they "cannot conliaua" without to b« of any benefit to crops. w end it wazn’t going lo cr ikitm . ah arUclj from "Tl« fall to show the will or ability to Hollywood picture*. Although temperatures yester­ anybody anylhirjg. They urged th* Labor govern­ i.cimomlst of 1 u i mu was re- get thaadvra on a srtf-sustaining day ware below the 100-plus p ri-» d on Uv* J* jj a werk ngo basis i but neither, on th* other ment to reconsider the 75 per readings of last wttok's searing CelltoI M- yittleoa ns# png.um follows band- can we price ourselves out cent' tax on foreign flint earnings, blast, a few mldwestern points which Provoked American tih a at the Jay- *lg**lyl° ‘Plritand even In detail of a world market wh companies to embargo all ship­ reported highs of 100 or abova "The JCconoraislV* advice. moat ranging upward from •gave the ments ef feature pictures and 00, short subjects to Britain. ’ picture c*f food In aharp contrast, Idaho Fails, “Ja It your deliberate intention H IM for them g u and of i B H I to obH terste the British film Idaho, reported a low y*aurSpecifically, he has called for Icturnomio atatesmanshlp. of » how industry?** ttw Cinematograph day of 80 dagreas and a trace limning tha mRera’ work week by of froat but general rainfall pre­ t>rld. two and a half hour*; gutmtally, Exhibitors Association vented crop damage from the P rim s M U dsttr A ttlee tn e said h* haa exhorted labor to more cold. However, some grain . w ai published after an production, zziinagemtnt to more U. S. Charge. eon lost In thrift, counties struck by in the use of capita] for | better rsstraint bill storms. ^fh e confiscation of 75 ataenUOl rathsr than merely pro(O llIS H S i rag* Owe) Beneficial rains ware reported :;*#d heie fitabla end*. The general appeal *4, “in Order to Ji Justify the In- cent of the earnings In this « in Kentucky, Tennessee and south­ oui ta backed by the hill taking n*w ere*** in the InUrference In S r of American film coo ward, hut tha waathsr generally thout an #*ra for the IlnHted I'aiirtpdeP Greece- The United Slate* need­ fain pokrera continued hot. ing avmilabls^mld only tlon of ittols on both man power ed a eubetdiary tliiraa the withdraws) o f “ to crw U the Im but ou t : Jrvd ItM H iW m I v .H terfarenc* from Wtpmt, m Price Inquiry RADIO PROGRAMS f f; T U E S DA Y , A U G . 1 2 , 1)1? THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA TW O « r S if'a a ria eed H ew Tea* n i r l ment. the CIO full employment committer- had issued s call for a special ’session of Congress lo re- 1,000,000.Gallons Of Water* Are Used Every Day In Sanford 191*. P«vl?u*i rubber •< /V, IC a a llr tiZ I n * I'aa* IIh | led, but he*declined to li»t a p eciftc o n e* . “The results will be intsiu^ 8anford residents use 1,000,000 In Ruhr coal produclion | than anything that comas ,*st s S k. there would be anether round of ^ |h# F|orj j , |>ow, / ghd Light; g |r William Strang, head’ j wage demand* If living vost* co"-, c ompgny and Ihe Stato Adverlis- (he BritishR group, said he sgmj agne] H H i , hi. Li. announce'• log Commission, tv atcr is CUrk r^aliedj In Commission. Water is taaen taken generally with the dcfinitiun tf the work the conference fact*, ment that lT .U d.nl Tril.ii... h . . <'..m H..|i . . I I , Thorp wba aaked to ctumunt icpcstedly warned _______ ____ _____ _______ I P on a published report that Sun. rising prices. Bled St Thirteenth S ited and tary of State Marriiali and UrltClark's statement said: French Avenue. Tho water i* |,h Foreign Minister Bcvip kt»i “In hi* State of the Union mes­ chi urinated. • , • agreed to postpone the quettis, sage in January, President Truthe heading, sewage and of__whether, lo socialize the Gt^ msrTpointed out to the C o n g ress__.Under . . . _________________________ that, deepite half * c . t u r / of sn- "»»'« dlfF « s l ‘' U j Z ^ d that n i a f t j j t w * ; ^ . — ti-lruZt-Jaw~WifWTVWMTT^TTft ofi U . n.,)' T 1 J ,\?e a . )w ' T, j P . '* i „ , . H ieTravest throats to our welfare1 * « being m ade.for a ntW, don’t Always believe what I lay ia_lhe increasing concentrs- *7**m •«* in the paper.. I ‘Just-esa't lion of power in the hand, of g l ‘rie* are reported to us# Jm iner- comment on that. ■ Small number of giant organiza- • ,0'* ®*' dump at own « p>| ----- --— — ■ ■ . -» lionz. and that today we Bad that GsrUg* is collected twice) When Untold F airhs.r ttsto a greater extent than ever b*-’ Norway In 8.2^ thuuu«ai l f | fore whofe imiustrie. ave^^ domin-' • Educational faeilltie* includa of the local jarl* or lord* ahw. « •led bv one or • few larger orw h lu . ^ b ^ 1* done.1 their, ancestral estates irj J present enrollment of 712. am up new establishments in sock ganizations which .'an .restrict 1 withansaltu nf •txtlrt .IIIftini'* 1«atj* In .Iv .l «L_ production in ths interest of high­ and capacity of BOO, -on# Junior1 place* as Scotland, Ireland. tLeer. profits and thus r.vtuce em­ High School with 222 puoilz and Hebrides tbe Orkney*, the Shet. 250 rapacity, and one whit# hlrh lands, tha Faeroes, northern ployment and purchasing power. "In hi# recent mid-tear econ­ school with 482 snrolUd snd 5w> France and several countries ea , the Mediterranean. omic report, the President warn­ capacity. ed that prices, to, support a pros­ -Thera are two negro elementary schools mentioned, with 780 en­ permia economy, must be kept down, to the lowest p u n t compat­ rolled and capacity listed as only "YOUR H IT PA R A D E " ible with coat a and reasonablu bus! 450. There is one high school n ett incentives and that a free (Crooma Academy) with enroll­ WTRR enterprise asytrm can not. toler­ ment of 400 and raparitv of 7100. Under health facilities ta Hated ate collusion in price, in curtail­ TUESDAYS ment of output, or in restriction the County Health Department 7:15 — 7:45 of capacity expansion, or. tho h*m- with a atairf of one full-time and nering of the entry of new firms one Dgrt-tira* doctor and threo Into the business life of the com- nurse*. It operates ventraal niaease. m s u z u L child; health and njunity. .. . *Dr. (ju rie s L. Persons™ “The antf-tnilt program for thle Weli-bhbv*anUnubercldoaH clinic#. vear will be aimed at these vital Fsrnsld-Laughton Memorial Hos­ Optometrist In addition to Ihe navy program pital, • general hospital has 126, Sanford Atlantic Bk. Bid*. problems. • Phone 296 Public parks mentioned Include’ Hours: 9-12 1-5 the division will continue lie pre­ Sat. 6-12 sent activities aimed at breaking the Ninth Street Ball Park, th* Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted u d monopoly power In various In­ Lakafront-Softball Park and Fort Mellon Park. Athletic liable -in­ dustries." clude I Seminole High School foot­ field and Municipal DmII Park. Arab-Jewish Clashes ball Mullat LflkeJ |Pnrft>4ind Big Tree are publicly opera led. In Palestine Persist Park Sanford Is reported to have 160 miles of paved and 100 miles of JERUSALEM, Aug. 12. {JP)— gravelled ■*?—>* Ahoiit M) n«rThe toll in continuing i Of Ihe street* are curbed nnd irllh violence in Palestine rose't'DDlt approximately 20 percent ihozld to 6 killed and 14 wounded to- be rebuilt or extensively repaired day. The latest casualty was a Jew- during the next five /taro . tab mute Seriously wounded by a knife attack otf the Jaffa-Tel Aviv city line. Police said the damned by the C ity' aural in­ mule waa unable lo identify the spector, Dr. Raymond Bass, anil attackers, but it was presumed had been burned In the City ihritterator. they were Arabs. NEW MONEY FOR Chief Williams reported the. Three Jews were killed last YOUR OLD THINGS night in the second night of com­ repair work had bran completed munal strife in the all Jewish on the garage building back of You/' Diicsrded Furniture city of Tel Aviv. A group of men the jail and that a life saving Pkvno, Radio, Ui^ycU, Tools, identified by police as Arab* ac­ boat will be kapt there with loo Bos. z u be soM e k l costed and stabbed a Jewish man trailer, grappling hooks and inand woman near the Jaffa bound­ hsiator equipment to ' supplement A WANT AD IN ary, and a little later another that at the Fire Station for res­ NEWSPAPER cue work. man was beaton and stabbed’ to death by passersby.- Police first btlleved this victim to be an Arab, but laUr. .identified-him as Y A R D L E Y V E N E T IA N B L IN D S America's M om Beautiful Aluminum - Cedar — Polished Aliimlnuz [C ity Commission Aak Me For Free Estlmaie P. W. 8 T E V E N S - 617 W, ItoblitHon - Orlando < ra a t|a a « 4 rraat l*a*r Oar) Phone 2-0729 lions must have a space of six feet from the ground to the low­ er limbi and branches, it was ruled. D. B. Stafford waa granted a beer and wine tolling license Jt 1404 West Thirteenth S trttt, With the ptarlsion that tho placo of business be closed on Sunday. Bids were authorized for two dump truck bodies, each equipped with a hydraulic hoist to ba used on now trucks for garbage an 1 trash collection. Ths Commission took undst advisement a request by O. W. Kilbee for payment of |B2 for meat he had brought to town for Impaction which had bszn con- . ANNOUNCING OPENING ;** OF BARBER SHOP . .r v’- r > - , ; Rear Of BENTON’S FURNITURE EXCHANGE • 315 E. 5lh Street * :• - ’.v 7 -■ - 4 ) W IT H *** • HP V . Hue’s a combination that will save money for you for a long, long time to 'come JN 1W B O M B A @ F IN E TRUCK E R V IC E . . .a truck that fHs your lob will olvo fop opoiat' Ing Economy arid longer ; *i wHh all work don® by tralntd truck mtchanlcs . . . and with tho us® of fodory.®nfllnoorod parti. s’ V. ’ . . >} *{ 109 palmetto A vi. fk rW E Hi ; 1E1f=f * - *"9 J 5, — :: -v--^^ . ,1 . 1- T : * r- ... _ . *> ■■ - ■. ' V ’ I ‘ i - Y O U 'L L S A V E M O N B Y A T -. : _ ________: t CLARENCE PARRISH, Barber . ,*.to . ‘was not Ruhr Talks — ^ . -v. I . i o’ —z--. f. , _• - - : . * �PAGE THREE ANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, AUG. 12. 1947 Oxygen Use In Planes With Unpressurized Cabins Found Helpful AP NtWllMlWM.. "breakfast flight" •* C ivil/ttlf regulation* at present require oxygen only for mem­ ber! of the “operating crew" df such aircraft at heights between .10,000 and 12,000 feet, and stipu­ late that an “adequate supply’ of oxygen must he available for above 12,000. Seminole County Court Records Albert ftaltt* n a i Nellie It Eoholi, Hoy IV *1*1 To It N W|od- k*m tF«* Simple Decdr L*tur*ncr A ttux Cscvlla To .t u * Vivian Nrwntin. IMnJmmln etui Hetty R To Himg.l K Itoblna r u n (lerIll: VI. H TA TB RORTUJ Md k T n slus Msi> I. T-. First Kfdtrsl H iv ln n and lx) ,n Amctstlon D nillM . K H rtux Je*th To n m red»nrrnatmgi iiui ia>#n AMOdsUnn uf Silver The LONGWOOD HOTEL LOMiWOOD, FLA, wete c imtdliltcnted COAl they niuu in grtmltTi In popularity every day. hnit'ttiil Ihcir •r Kudin,*. Jr., >hlef Sanford Hein Urine your fuwTfv or friends for a iin t u r eh k r a a l held in nficfut I " " represent a la. get- rfcUNCIiliON or DINNER PARTY u beinr; mads', for n ht tu lie ■stMiiiM.red ■t. .Mr. Browning, Sorting full course Luncheons from 12 — 2 i stated ’he Aii- it and l.utitrre inn sc Shrimp, Chicken, Dock, Hum in ters, in c lu d in g our 8MORGA8< lu llc r. W eek d a y s fro m 5 to 8. Sundays from 12 to 8. te rtf the flight iand at lie hart been ill* »ard Uigifm.’. manS.-mlrtnie County rntmorre. flint speent fnr *he visitor* «mr * 1~ + Kvl IRON *• ORE •X ten ■g _»ii IRON OKI !DlfOSITS tnnu 1 1 inLMI (HI ANOIO-AMERICAN Ulsctittloas, looking to inn cased coal output In Ute German Ruhr, scheduled to begin In Washington in the near futiire, are considered highly Important Pi the future of Kurope. The above map showx location of Ure coal and Iron ore deposits. Chart* tndicata amounts of Iron, coal and steel produced In Germany and France. The big ques­ tion will be wtrethcr tn revive the Ruhr ns a steel center, u It wss before the war, or to concentrate^* making of *\eel elsewhere. Prevlmixly, Ih# cflMANT from $1.50 it by ilui Chamber rtnup, Our screened in Torch U most suitable for llridge Turlies. ircle Meets trs. HucUer 'tucker wns hostv*** *tf the First HnpMundue altcMunin. l'W>kx.,Jjt, lUV-iidcij tmvtnrw m cethtr time Mr*. J. T. *.. George .McCall thi* , *er vice, Pilot,i by Nit'holl* Htiulr ircd that tiiv Mrt Odltlfnhu* ( Mi- Vilen Itoyd Wallace. Jr., daughter off Mr. and Mrs. re cltAigp "f .Milk Itoyd. Hr., .h Ii«mv marriage to Mr. Wallace was nn event of i' program . A.ig. t* in Spartanburg, H. C. The ceremony wa» performed by the I lii v. .In),n H. ItlihaiiUon in the Second Presbyterian. Wrurrh. Mr. in business meet- tin Mr* Walt nee ui, nt present on o wedding trip thiouph North Iter served *>i lot t'aioliitii mid Ohio and plan to return tu Florida in the late Fall. lilemlx-ie present, t vccii" Ml*. Ilrtutkf Mm. d 1 R .n a u d e l u i ELI. P i l l I*. A lbert * lu x N ellie R T e A J W Iliu m . Johnson. Arthur e t u i Elisabeth N To C a m lb o ir y D a rd en s Inc. P rb urn. O liver I—e t l m p r a ttle C To Casoatbsrrr H arden. Inc ' Ellis, Charles K e tu s Adslls To P (o n d a H lste Hank K B o rssrd . VV H r i a l A nn* Derco* T o C ltlssn* R ank n f O rtfdo Marrenslle. Anthnny rtu x Roa* k To Sanford A tlsn tir N ational Hank Robins, Hamuel K rtu x riertm'tr C To lim a Van Dam . ■ CHATTIII, MOIITfl t f i n * M aenussan. It K sh d (T srencr L W arn. T o P terion H U te Hank RKTAIX TITI.S: I O X T M I T nraniR gen and K luge Inc To Al* bright Press g A T I B r A I T in * OP U O IlT U tU IK Carswell, IV 111lam 11 elnx Marine |e T o II I e .ie r T h o m a s e t u i p in ren .e (B eal) C aw elherry tlsr d e m Inc T» Ar thur J o h n so n ttux E llia b eth Careelhsrry Oardene Inc Tn OtiVsr Lee P yhu rn s t m I’etr lle LAW S P IT W II R atilerson VH C t* VVel«h R V iL n u s n rP H W iT je B Collins, Xtt Maple A venue Future Of Western Europe Seen Linked With British Crisis of lutrsh 'depression before il finnil v comes util upon the bioad highway to recovery, A ttlee him­ self minced no wordi over the scriolisnesa o f the Puiiliim. “ We have to face now," he sa d, “before tvu have recovered from the e ffe c ts o f the war, and lie for * our long-term plan* liavo taken effect, I lie neecsslty of reiving eft'' tlrrlv on our own resu uees. This is n nituiition ns rent'll i a* any th a t bn* faced us in nue l.rng hlstory. We nitrst, th e n fore, act vigorously an d draitlealiv.* The P rim e Minisier galled on the cotm lrv fo r it natlonnl e ffo rt com patnble fo th at tvhieh was developcil d u rin g the war. An cs* Ry DKWITT MACKF.NZIB AP Foreign Affair* Analyitt The aennational nature of Kngland's economic crisis, involving as itjlocs the great experiment In Hocialism, naturally renter* world attention on her, but wo slmiddn't allow oursrlves loTw niisii d into regarding this as sqlelj n llriti.xn disaster. Most tertainly it is one of* the momentous inlernaliu-ial developmrnts of the post-war period. Dp,un .JJritain's di giee. uf sutciu^-Ju .Umatoii lu.uuojliio radU-lUtvnsi* dealing with this emergency mtnl heard him "proclaim depend largely whether the Wes­ "We cannot rest upon thr help tern democracies are able to hold which our fellow mctnW’* W the thoir own against ihn Westward rommonwrallh hnvq brett and are sweep of an aggressive, empire living so gonorously, and even though pinna may bo pul forw ard building Comunism. Kngland’s had luck D a alm k r bv our friend* in America to help of rare good fortune for tha Red bring p ro sp erity bark to Kurope, lam and fta world revolution. we must sta n d on our own feel. T hat is Jt realistic approach to Should the crisis worsen and lie protracted, It m ight prove to tv j i ‘ tough problem , but there aro the Samson whose stningth would certain imponderable* tu bo dealt topple. the pillars of tha nlready with. One of them Is the V 'e n g th shaky polltlco-ceonomii structure of A tlee’s leadership, which Ms na* of W estern Kurope. ■ * • ina questioned Ity aom-' of hi* own An already terribly waakJreil followers, especially the rglynme France would find It Mlfflrult, if Id'ft-W inger*. It's quit • posslhl> not impossible, to keep her feet that the economic crisis may be under such circumstance*. French complicated by a potlpcrd trubregSocialist Premier Paul Rnmndirr A slialile H ft has dev duped over in a speech yesterday nttacki-d the asperation* of Comunism thu question o f nationalising the which he said tried through pro­ ro u alrv 's g rea t steel Industry. paganda to change the meaning of This nationalization was on the .the word “democracy." T he fate SoriulM election platform but of the small nations of Western thing* haven't gone well because Kurope obviously la Hnked with of powerful Oppositim from the sleel Interests. Th» lo>ft WTtgera that of France and England.* Prime Minister ‘Attlee declared Insist on carrying out the progmtn, M ora I roam r o tts s s la Lqt 1 Ulk and the political writer >f th* (.on- I T r 1*. don vastorday Britain fa “certain of victory." and the consensu* of ob­ servers seems to be that thia fore­ Although only a third of the cast is warranted. However, none United States motor travrl in at can stay at this juncture how long night, three of every five traffic the unfortunate _ __ deathe are-at night. struggle along tho tortuous'trod SCOn'S SCRAP BOOK Dailv E x p e r t» •nvt m ajor rhanges in th * . -jr-m n e n k may result. *' More Ilian 3,000 person* die In rural fires each year. r. TODAY' and WEDNESDAY! Spectacle! Savagery! bury! DOORS OTKN AT 12: IS T. M. CONTINUOUS SHOWINGS DAILY IH F.l/ FROM TUB BEGINNING: TYutures At thnil will) what MOM did tu '‘The 11liman Cornedy."_____ _ F. Umw mpier. .M *. W. Il Hollywood They cUanged il around Xo much that the complete tune ot the (limit wn* lost, .he. complained, “It t in net I 'tint to Im mmmy and Ry ItOii TIIOMAH ' C atdw tlt. Ilanry »iu* lle iltu d e Tn D II gilt-sl* juyci) the breakfast spring* and »wim* da. Ruhr atecl mills obtained their coal nn the xpot an d much of their Iron ore from northeast Franc*. The French mills Im ported Ruhr coal, but their steel output wax far below that of Germany;-------- tfntcf nnrtcmal) WARRANT* IIKKII) Williams. Lllssboth II. tWld) To William A. Hum. rtux Jull* County of swmlnul. |[IKKH| Tu Elmvr C. Ilstm an .tin Jrwte .ItanaUd. t~ A. «tua Mai* To V Malta i l a i Mltitils K '• l.allle. IlstuM H ui Jean Tn D in ar McKIrvalh *tux Violet l.. Kalamlnitt W » etua KmIs t. To II H Arnold . t i n m io iy t't» l N**l J in m he sliid.nt* of :hr I .of Aviation. \vn* *with e|et'?M plane* tlite-Tliv<,' Inchiilvtl rro Service al New COAl WASIUNUTOM—Col. M. 3. While. flight surgeon, find* that airplane passengers In unpressurIxed cabin* get headache* frn.it flying for long distances at 9,000 to 10,000 feet altitude, hut that oxygen cure* tn« headache*. Mental alertness, he added, ap­ parently alow* somewhat al above 10.000 feet under the same conditlon*. Major Airline* usually fly under 9.000 ' feet, but go higher with pressurised cabin plane*. Writing in the Journal of Avtatlon Medicine, Col. White dc* scribed .studies of eight persons who ' made a roupd-the-world flight in «*• days a year ago In the Army Air Force* Air T ram port Command ship "Globcster." aches, diminished mental activity and many other ill-defined symptorn*" resulted from rapid ascent (about 9,000 feet per minute) la a 9,000-foot altitude. "They are frequently experienced by ind’* vlduals ex pored fo this altitude for period* longer than four hour*.” "I believe that In any prolong­ ed flight in an unpressurixed cab­ in planel supplementary oxygen should be available for passen­ gers at altitude* of at toast 10,000 ist, ij'uinU-r, '•!- A ulte.t Kiti“ June. Hk\cr. Mark St* slid lawyer Nat Willi* ceiolunH-d fill net Wllile hut e stiff, up* within n year. their seventh HnuiretiMty-. . Ft auk Situs! va "ns named Knoic. who once Made west N iit'jlltclur fur the llmnrii writing mystery «turh»», Kuiiyun cancer, f m.h- What'* 'lie UIH Oil lilllll tl~l', • "It matter with •nffTrulVe- III ;jMth-* O r * r »T*ir<V>, Frtx? Ty 1’iiwrr. •lieiie ‘T'eiiWy’, it FlifcHit” Jy Students llollyuiHid,' told of. an csirutiv** meetMt.M print to (be filming, ijgwig tier Inled: “The book tn epic, but the movie will Mr*. Rucker, ii ovan stories front William Saioymn the Fresno philosonlit-r. . writer 'hotmcnl into Slollyi *ee « Iml tlie (’agio y* »re Hut the movies me coming ('or depart mem*• of along, he admitted, He mid litc etiratl eountrie* nod industry is maiming mid .idvancndta, *netit! wisker , Piiiitaiiiv Inteleali-d in sinnal work lug to the extent that il wilt soon a sumnier of intcji-’! tei Imtnups and melhtHis whli It pie* Ire a(«le tn make ndeipute film* xnjoltfltliin of worker#.'" i-erving technique* s‘| ‘They an* too tiusy now making litnlJ'SIJpinri ly Oil | surrealtaili film. aimtitTliv frffmatiun ohtaiio.il on Din *tiimql, __ 1i"<‘ “f "er»ong whit du -f -or tunlaltou.xni Aitilallyv tlie' pulillr ifjnrands rngsgemenl Mailldi dcpartrm 'iit’s itiiisiun it trip iu Mudivott .’eiidn, with the slate M le* \t m fur 'w r in g the worst make more n unci lie*. If the imlua try duo-n't have emmgh comcib inns, then it’s up to the. direotnr* to install an atm osphere of humor M m in Ito b tes t iattor deparUnupt of the Puerto Rican Women iirmigb n stiff trnin- icitu httr “petit mill h tim e ir W ith his-het rocked on the back g atin g the employment of Filipi of his head, Saroyan stayed only .sen, Calcutta tint- tiu* In the United .Slates amt with long enough to watch n few te, studied H.d Min 'tu d y fn g general inspection and nnd chat with Jim my rw York School of enforcement of laws. fngney. Then lie announced he Under the ,'ponror Kneh dav ......... went wu.H returning In ITesito, Vf’A and will retu rn : through u stiff schedule, sttiibled “ 1 would liuve lieeti her* onie head of n >>lH'i'i, with apceehe*. n u letak ln r and In- curlier," he saidv." ttu l I stooped there, patterned on 'pcctlonr. Tin v sn1miilt.il niim* lo look »l it cemetery.' In. tit uf ton. em us w rilleu ivporla m their ohStyle-Itiidfi rim iilelte Ciiilicit F erreirn tlarja of icrvntlons nnd sltidips, isn't worried nlxiul the rnurh lierrung woman nhy-i The originul otientatiun rourno utiled changes in women's fnshimts. nslieetai in the f'n- given by tin* Federuj Women's George S, Kaufman had t*elit of lul«!t‘4 ilivln'ei Kyreati gave them fa c t, alne.lt Irr finish “The Sennl.u Was i children, f-uid th at Iqws and praetlees. In Wisennvln Indiscreet*' in time, or he'll Vayo t* perhaps ‘‘farther', and New York they «u*w theae two iinhnppy females on hi* g-ertain fl»ldt limn Inw* and practice*'in operation— hands. Ilolh Kiln -Ilflues end In tstralir front h e r l-nlicrjhri'ariniL'nt. .Rate's |mlh Inrluding Tax films, mid PERK UP SCHOOL WORK book-Learoin' Arlene Whelan want to Join their huelmiids in Ihe east. KrropFlynn finished "fiilver lliver" and flew with Norn t» Jamaica jshere lie'll vnraliun until he ntailv "Don Juan" in Sop*. J.i -k" Par*in , ha* u novel gi mine's fur lit- new rmiio show, Kgi'U vvek li.'ll play a different ‘'riiaii nt h'liite," dent* j. s c o n LADIES BATHING SUITS oF A P U JtO M 'S BOHES IS LESS <KAH - ^ f H A i * o f tf S F E A R E R S ' O SAGE One and Two*Piece Styles Printgd Jerseys, lutstex, Cottons. Regularly Priced from 5.05 to 14.05. Closeout parky char mer " s i'S k V iT ra p u n to em broidery s ig B a g o OAAW Gf « [ H of AH 0RAH<E d ia g o n a l tex Tegra (royoa) K l M B E R U V O IA M O H O K IK E IS -fH E G R E A lk i M A H ' M A D E H o l e I H ' r t t L W O R LD ? P lfJ S 1 ( 2 0 0 F E E T D E E P A k ^ L E O O , F E E T A fc k O S S * * �^ JLL. i n ■*V» LcesburgTrims Locals In 3 To 1 Contest: Kinnamon. Bissen Hurl For Celerymen and InaWlitr to hit safdv with'men on tie run war* proved to be'the Fed*' downfall. Tomorrow tb r Fed* invade City Inland Talk tr. Dayton* R»at7f for a atari* tilt and Will return hime on Thuradav for a return engage Dirt*. LEESBURG. Aug. IS, (Special! men! with the tIV K W II — The Lee*burg Pirate I tripped the fart moving Sanford Celery \IfMsP3*. *» Fada in aJt to 1 contort here lart HUnveli, It* Wight wit™ Joe Mated* getting the lindfc rf wed over Van Kinnamoa and Char­ U l * tf !h lie Bisaen. 1 * =» t Tonight the Pirate* invade the ^pniciw al Park tn Sanfnrd for a aingl* «1L The Pirate* collected rrtne' aafe tie* from the offering* of Kinnemon and Bi**m * bile Paul C.<riciah and Maaeda were limiting g lilo tiie visitor* to five well acatterrd HoUiln* tf Zrrfeanseb ,m lik-rl tig !*■».. i The Fed* had m ta in aenring Aatirr. rt Pmert. I t- ’47 SEMINOLE HIGH GRID SCHEDULE !Billy Kinard D e f e a te d Sept. 19 Open SepL 26* Seminole vs Gainesville Oet, 3 Seminole vs Lust is weight tailed hi* first defeat in Oct 10 Seminole vs DeLand fiatiruff circle* in 2* nout* in the * American Legion Arena in Or. Oct 17 Open s I lando laat night. Or«»r. • *1# Owieleh KutIIl | »w e*» t f.fT..r, M n'tar. Hetrtagl"* U.‘ t v i. UrsaWaM. Bun* t iv M'tUeru* Uie*> t TTif*. hit* f n » r Skrrlf.rc* Kit.ni McHat-tl. Herrtvon. PSIve-n'i* Or tiia .n l I* ut.o |>!»« fyt* ii Z»t* fnM! 1!, ■t Joev Dunn. Jackaonville pogillrt with left hook* that ae-no. powered h r a rteata tuHiim i »T»» The victor and aggreaiuir.all. the *'*>«■ le li et I.He* I- Ilk*** . » j p e a H io n n e a r l y ev ery fra m t, but ■parkling play afield by the Bur* licit rt but Kinard would not roncedt d*. /e a t a* he came bark repeatedly for terrific pounding*.* ’ . The judge* gave Dunn a unania. OU* derision, but their ballots were v a rie d . Qne Spanivh m id »taged froa» Cartagena in Colombia agalnit th» Indian IhnaWtant* returned win b.*ty valued at 1,600,930 grid ducatr;. including a 140.pound image of * porcupine In aolid gold, P*V ,.r» U*»t* t t 7* -*»• * Mv**lti tvtrfb* t t rtrUTUl*. ■ 1*-*•»!.urg g IAS F't>BD t *1 AaClirtirt t. Half™ * ilW l . I * * J In n * T i- k r lt » Tell*'* l.» e « OrI* olio *1 1-t.aerfl I*™i.urg *0 dAvroRf* Traffic death* (U the t’n’ted Stale* per 10b million travel mile* in were at an ail-iim* low of P 7. Pcl»tk ■ at- t*p)V**ll» (Ivora ft. AtlgUktlO* *1 iiktoevvill* V*n«V4L liUrtt MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M. S t Augrustinc Gains Army Linksmen Open On League leaders 1st All Army Tourney fit . t/>UM N*-'» T m k Mg J l t t K* trh fr d i i t l a ' i t f d George F u lu to turn in 'a 1 to 0 virtnrr over the Ga •near ill r Gel tv ,41* r t mcn for the St Auguatinr Rahil* ■41 4 4 f tu * 4 in a hot battle Ia*t nirt.U RiftM t t m e l f f The victw r t u . the fifth in a Tork > .T'MisActpht* a ian>! ft. t*.bh i . .Cbleage l *aii»i row for the Saint* and l*oo*ted itn r i-u n », f o u l Utah 1 lnrf»» the Saint* to one percentage point « n r « »• behind the league leader*. 4 W I N il 4 * I 1 .4 1 .1 r The Orlando Senatnr-t and tl>e Deland lied Hat* ip>tt a twin bill in the Orange Couptr city. IV Land copped the flirt tilt S to (i and Or­ irdriiihi* CiBcin bati CkkifB E F O Il R E N T 9 RECORD PLAYERS for rent. Bj OFFICE apace in Meiach Budding. all utHitie*. beat and .Uni SEE THE new l>kwn Shaver. Ask EXPERT painting — rontrpet or fur demonstration. S E N K M ilh hourly baata. S. C. Grogan. CLASS A PAIN T CO. I I S - I ll Free eatimatew Phone 7R.1J. W. 2nd St. riAWiR SAX DING - Hr h . it. r o p E j o a xkc 4 CEILING fan* fur **U l*anev‘* CONVALESCENT HOME W ORK W ANTED nenr cleaning A waxing. Our power unit enable* u* to wn»k Where there ti ne- elect rtr m r.nc u o » avaiUble. 21 yeai*. t ifiefirnr*. H.M*. Gleaaan. I .a ir Mary. Fla championship. About 200 entries, victor* In elimination m a tt hr* in IS m ajor arrov commands, ratn r from army installaunn* a* distant a* Tokyo and Hnnolulp to cum pelr a t the F ort Denning officeti" club eojirvr A U rge delegation from W ash­ ington I* headed by’ V»j .% F r-.- 1 * Avor: D r i r o r - U n i t i tile !'*■• Flovd I* Park*. W ar Denar uncut rhiraga tV sittr.rtrr, ton* Beach D irt* in a S to'O eon- C hief of public iaformatvon. En* ] . - te a t trie* from H aw aii include S*.ai ' l.m c w o r e * : I Gen. George H. !>oekrr. Chief of Gainekville 000 000 000—0 4 2 S ta ff for Arm y Ground Fortw* in I i I filial •ilAilc X. New TerW.y 4cn,> S t Aug. . 000 000 001—1 5 ] the Pacific. • . • Y Uv.i.‘ t.'r.~ » <»(|*i Full* and D ulaney; N rtrhnr and * our enllrted men le ft Tokyo a ; StlUwtdb % • * onth ago to compete ln<tht lottrThe kplnninj whe4! wa* inteni•m am m t ed in India *n< U .atill widely uaed A m onr the etitrtr* {g J.t. Jam es ftfLand th rre _ s V anderhoff of Lock land Atr Orlando opm mi Cbuluota, IB m iln n . K. A U Ttl .RADIOS, MotohiU. Sale* o f Sanford and lh mile* N. E. and ’Serrice. The M u m Bux, ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all of Orlando. L arg r acrern and Ilk W . l i t S t Phene OSS. kind*. Smith Hro. 'Phone 11KK. open p urr he* to alt and enjoy the to ri breeze* nff Lake ,C#th- ROOF COATING- Aklwato* AluN EED A NEW DRESS? Let Waneriaa. I a u g r ground* an J walk* nunum rw>f m ating- gwod for nit* make i t W anmta Tajdcr aafe from auto traffic! Large metal, alate or mmpn«Dion rotifRnt 14f»-A S anford..Rt. IgU t and mum*. Brirk mnv* tla l." Can accomodate so 10 to I t ' . . T i* year w arranty MAID, lit wa*hinr. lroTtJn r. Replj Phono or write /o r reaervation Box'M . J. i ti Herald. V III II i . FEN R A R Ik GLASS k PAINT a t once. Oviedo 23C2 or Dr. At riel en e cho k t ThUfWl*} -EVERY type rahme! made to or* Attg ue 1*0. the n -*m Uf IVW.I M artin 231*2 or writ* Boi 1B7 Chuluota Florida. L arge redan d et—ail kind* of woe-tworkin*;, In.lru-tinn *in in ttli* e l i e l ■lilt tumuliifui *ne - mrtahing *dei aneciat made dwirv. etc. Semin­ „t fo r gneata to ri*il th e ir dormr. U tiB el r t r c l c u llk titte g ' II ole (ah in ei W htka directly lieAYAJLABLR at once, eon ren te r t- BERT’S SEWING MAC H. SHOR hmd the Clin it. 1 ir fie r esti- *li-r »nli it.. *;EpBfflcut#fil s f*f ’EUt®»!6 l r located dowa tow n oe-uon. i Iteag h tM t “Aehlteci to the *•*>■ nialea. phone Of.2 . .u n to date apartm ent* with all Inrci AtlaMir Nrtirn*! l i n k Imllfl ie,* Tl.e re—t ' r* 5tv* rtglo m odem rntivenlence*. Adut:* CANVAS PAINT- d e a r and col 1 2 S P E C I A L S h « V I C E S o, rei<rr *oj !!. *11 Md*ora. SEVKARJK GLASS l .itoeta el ffri-Sv ItH tm nwn'Ji» PAINT CO. Phone 320. ‘OR RENT—Fl(rt>t aandcr, F.a*y Bemlb’.ie-.Couaiv, F"lr!daTHREE ROOM unfumiahed ap art­ (ipfgatintL Baaiemahlg rate*. San­ T W ftH*. ment, adult* and reference* ■ t, K jso im i •'beirmaa ford Paint A CTlaa* ( o Phone FLOWERS pirate. Phone 106G-R. fee all occaaiona > i>i «i i. TWO-BOOM fumiahed apartm ent. McN e i l l a t o s t . f l o r i s t s t .O -ir e . It tier*!.* g iv e * t h a t w e DOl*GE • PLYMOUTH Slpe* Avr. ju rt nff Celery AduiU only. 2300-MdltmvUU . — r l t | R l r i lit Ouv'tt*-** a* 114 ? * * PARTS AND SKRVICB Office ph. 40S re* idcor* phrC lO B .le t) A t r o u e ' K a itlttr* tdA . * * I0» F a la r t U Ava. Phene l 4e. lire riel!!h*l» S a n t t P l e r t e t TOR R E N T -2 mom f Taint*, Poultry Suppiiea, Nail*. Ito g e r* lla r d W K ie (To. artlf tH e l t * . apartmrn'.. adult* only. A-DE moth priKifinr laaU 1 t lenfl Ir !» (» :« e»*a B*ln» putPurina Feeds, G rw m a * and veaia. Hat-e your woolbr.a moth eOfcOf *t lb* If O I t t o f ta* F ir th lO B e Meat*. Tmirhton A Walaon, t a i l a i .i ^ t f c u y - W - t proofed now. Ih ia p lc jrr Clean erii k T-amA-j 113 Palmetk* nf I'icoda !»4li « nk t>r tier* A v a Phone PI*. —------•— -rf—iW He»e! i ‘c a '1 »t »w»l»e'e LpgalNotlce FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM . NI CKS OWN ICE CREAM W i m a k e o u r o w n lew C i * » m , A ll I1* t # N T a s t r — D e lirio u * — I l e a l l h f u l NICKS 000 005 O—o ■ | T . T ^ . II » ' “ 4 W j S tarr rham pion in Ifilo and k lrah Atirru. ) can Golf Champinn In 1044. g Second r* m r IvL and 000 latri 000—0 fl 1 j A aeninr to u rn am en t for nrtrvn Orlando 010 0(0 0 0 a - 2 |0 1 j or retired Army perannnel M) Alonn* and Madjekkt; Davi* and ; yrar* df age or older. In on tap in addition , to the rhampion«hip m eet Daytona WKi OfKi (too—p 3 ; Palatka 220 (K*0 01*—'. 10 1 Bodine^ F tnrh and T etrault; Ortg th r liave* full. rre* and Tonm ff. * E arl Johnaon. Red Sox. ahwt out *4 aahmgtrrj) ] -(l dr three *ingle*, vYESTERDATH ST t(!-i tw o iif them acratrhy. to gain Gradv H atton and Angle GaUn, revenge on Mickey H a rfn rr who P»d*. made via hita and <lno-e ir. output hed hirh 1-0 f l r r i t i n ago. ►ever n*i* between th-m la Red*’ B-3 rietp rs1 uvrr th e Pirate*. H at­ _ I f e^ g g 1 T hread druignaii ton got ‘four hit* in four time* at mean? -hat Die thread i* 200 tfmei hat and drove in three ru n -; Gatrottm t. | No B etter Value Firrt Among Fine fTkiaiio B le n d e d W h is k e y M pr™>r CJTV grata aewtral a v r ita . Three Feather* D irtribatora, lac_ New T w k OZARK IKE ACE 0 ‘CAADCk WiLDER'H Dirjah hair t Day / " M»U/*A7. INNIHG. l*iann Tuning and Repairing. L, L Bouae or apt., furnished or imfuralthed. P refer kitchen equipped n n t r t X ) FEEDS -complete lira • SIGNS HuntY Tuvertr Feed v n rt but not nerraaary. Pennanenl Show rand* and , reaMenta. W rite P. O. B oi 1341 FAIR SALE OLD N E W S P A P E R S -S DENTS Watch and clock repairing. Elyrrn r. p o u n d , b u n d l e d in tr ir Appliance, Sewing Markin, B I N DLLS. and varuum rleaner irp a ir- The MORTGAGE LOANS .Home Shoji, J7P0 Sanfoi d Aeg 10. 16, 20 and 26 CENT fl» M. HALU Reallve G. C. Fellow*. Phone 1I4.7-J. HERALD O FFICE BroLer and Inssrance Agetd LAND C L E A N I N G AND Florida B ute Bank Bldg. See Jim m ie Orman'* Sheri k it tat DRAINAGE. 1 NEW CATERp n x A n n ia s E L b i x l t k i e NEW. two atrvry, three bedro..m F-RS WITH PAI-METTI home. Two car garage. On RAKES TWO 6/4 YD cem ar M US x 140 in Mayfair. DRAGLINES. E Q IIP M E N T Will well tmfuraiahed nr furniahed S-BVRNF.n STOVX; amall W NOW IN THIS VICINITY T h o m X66-M. box. hill W. 1*1 St. N IM K irtfT CONSTRUCTION IMMEDIATE PfISSESSlOX C O , ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE nnd hcatrola 2 acre faj/n. home. 4 room Iron**, very rraaonahle. filO M arn'dia furniahed or unfumiahed, le a n P h 21ft . > RENT A CAR tiful lawn, ahruha, fruit tree*— • YOU DRIYB IT 1 orange, 6 grapefruit,T . ruava. and p eart fur canning, PHONE M 4 paralmmtm. 0 fig, 4 loaiuaL 1 T I B d l A v a i l IS StrneL' BTM1CK L AND-M ORKISON peach Shade tree*- -hickory, U DR1VE-IT. IN C > 1647 6 cubic foot S e n d r»» ref­ w ater oak, a u*trail* n pine, rrvpe rig erato r. U n t i n i R ntaurm yrtle, palm*. H acre rultivaled SEE US FOR ant. Sanford Orlaniln H'rway. rich garden noil. 1 a rre cow p»» MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING turn. 2 chicken yard* fenced. 1 BABY’S p i* / pen. 71ft Weat K urt * AND TYPING artealan well. 20 chick env .*» CREDIT HUREAU OF mile F ederal Highw-ay *ln j i r t e SANFORD eaaa. N ear atore 1 m ilri W ert DESKS, <S1 office de*k*. H i \yIIS N. P ark Phwrf IN of fianfnrd Route L Bog 76, piata de*k -with chair*, I b A-t rondititm. New Elgin twin" out­ board motor. Apply Mr. Bowen, EXPERT RADIO R f PAIRING A sic* br«ne w ith income nrnperiy, Fred Myar*. S it E. 2nd 9 t 641 Pinmtma Drive. Debarrl,----7 f t Cold Spot refrigermtor*. I>eI.ute M odela S214.PA. Seer* Or­ der Office. Phone PM. FOKDSON Tractor, 1 reuK I rood condition. L ( . K. hr*; al*o two cat garage .Lake Monroe. Phone 1322-W Oaa efficiency apa-tm tnt th ree room nprtalr apart- * 4 ME1* OON*4A v n riiy GIT A 4 a ( S U H P R IZ E /I IS ONLY TWO 1NNIMOS Away PITCHING hom ■rf I*eWtr lo«rtjeunB w H t! TereTiT h e a in 't L u ll e i) >•** a * • * H H k w i . i E irt -■ i - s f i- e t u rn c e l l a * t h e - o i l i e r of EVEN *,i>. *uirfvifoeiid4ja In irihe rl,*n I -jr~ r a t bo*irfj i i e iTO tfc* ri#iii i t rti—•• no. end all M4* poem ■ ttn r td gtntinoi. nf ,.f P u b li c I'u b lw - rtietar, I n o r lic f c o n 1 r r f t r u n a .i t tn-frrta. l» i' v a rin : Xmir* t» (k^rtelijF .pltrp m * •** 1ft tfeL# litislilfrii ill flmilftftfel Ril'd CffHIPMff)M JiY'tft'Udh Miifli'f iti*. fi'ftlt.teii .1 II* nil ft- "m im i fiirN Ci Mrh W i^ki” ftt)4 lhk> ¥+ »f* MICKKY MOlISh By Walt Disney AYJW<i |p|i4 tn Hlfl Tiumi l»ur RHIRittt - in tin# jjjMfrgifl f|»p UlrtnifFilKlIW tatV lft ftlsHpIftr IW»lt t*#Vi vf Tlttrtlc 1>4II Blth th# ClMfV r»l «t>» H ithH Cntirt of fWwtltkol* Conn fte itx IT * T O T R A D E IN ALLOW ANCE F O R Y O U R O h D R A D IO The MUSIC Box tit W . i* t . P h . 9&1 ETTA KETT ltab y k'alvet fumiahee boepHal laed container. Economical and aafe. Fully medically approved Call Daytona 24G7-W collect f « driaila. PS diaper*. SS a w eeit *> *1 e l e i e r ■ c lo r k o n T b u 'R ^ a . n > « r a n K A e g iw t x t . t* 4 T . i a » ll•■»^a ATTENTION MOTHERS —DIAPER SE R V IC E - IT.ENTY uf good pred tool*, watrhe*. clock*, radio*. Aim new watrlie* and G. K. A latte LO N N IE MCMULLEN’S Markri clock*. Fred N y erv SU F- 2nd B arber Shop open Thuraday, «*. w ith approx. P«J add orange tree*. 1 1 blh off nf Route 1 ^ 7 -te rtits / / T' WALK m e Wheeler of Sanfprd CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS • Aluminum, Stud. Weed! B y. Paul Rohinsop A ti OCTOCifitS* ) r( t vbn!w IT*7V4g__\ I I DAT DELtVERT We REPAIR! . FREE ESTIMATES By Fran Striker Ford. F. O. Box 1(64. Sanford. Phone 1014-R. , I ~1 �I f a t f c U y Ther# Is Strength— I To Protect th# P h « Of the World; T i P r a t U th# P t o i r m of America; To Predoc# Pio*p*»ltf f#r Sanford. 1 " THE W EATHER* Considerable elondlr.es* tonight and Thursday with scattered shower's. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R — VOLUME XXX V1U E s ta b lis h e d 1908 Argentina To Ask Meet Of •AH Americas Indonesian. Leader Arrives In 'U.S. SA N FO RD . F L O R ID A , W E D N E SD A Y . A U G . 13. 1917 UN Considers Associated Press Leased Wire Trapped In Wrecked Automobile r n Marshall -Plan May Be R e q u e s t e d ; U. T3. D e 1c g a t cs Leave'*'For Brazil RJO DE JANEIRO. Brstil. Aug. . W W)—Argentine Foieign Miniiter Ju»n Bramuglia declared to­ day he would propose that the Inter-American Conference call i special economic meeting of all American nationi. Some diplomats. predicted Ar­ gentina posiibly would imiit on a "Martha 11 plan" for Latin Amrr*ii». to match piopoialt for* Unit# . State a -fundi to. aatiil WeMern Europe and Asia. Ambanador Guillermo Belt, head of the Cuban delegation, taid hit - nation would imiit on ihclurion of an economic clauie in any forthcoming Inter-Ameritan Treaty. "The treaty canhot be complete without a clear definition . ot 4 lc a ft of ''economic aggretainn." Belt anerted. " I contider any economic threat ai dangeroui x» any threat of war." The Argentine Foreign Mini** ter reiterated that he would b«< k tre principle of unanimity (which amount) to veto power) for col Itclive action, but that Argen­ tina w n willing to accept mmlifiaction of tbe principle if (hit war Die will of a majority of the American nationi. The arrival of Juito Prieto, who Called himtalf ‘‘obierver for the raguayan rebelt," tuggeited 4C '*at1anr<l Pa*» T m ) British To Help U. S. Over Gteclc Issue: Pakistan Seeks Equal Membership LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. IJ id*. —-The United Nationi * repotted today that ■Secretary-General Try­ gve Lie wai ronridcring ilcpi which may be taken to implement a UN recommendation for action *<t*in»! Franco Spain. Ivan Kemo. aiiiitant-icerclary general, Mid Lie war "thinking about the cate" and would make ■ decision upon J )it .return (rum the Intel Alnffif.in ■erinference' In n $ S f f i lr tir i'o f \he In'dtmesisn Republic and now idvtier to tha Rio L)e J itirfro. president.of th# republic, Sutan Sjahrlr Is decorated with a flower on his arrival at La Guardi* Field. N. Y„ from Cairo, Egypt Ha said tha A resolution adopted at la*t purposa In visiting th* United State* w»i "to eee and bear." Sjahrlr fall's assembly said if the France declined to discuss the part that th* United Nations might ptsy In settling regime remained in power af*ri the conflict b*tyreen the Dutch and Indonesian*. (International) a reasonable lime” that the Se­ curity Council - should consider the adequate measures to be taken in order to remedy .lhe__situalma.! lierrro said Lie would dwride whether to officially rail atten­ tion of the rounrll to *hc rut cent situation in Spain. Lie already haa advised'the as. aemhly, uhirh meet# ^rpt It!, nf Hu- t o nunse to on accompanying assembly rrrummcndaMon tn«t ..it Boat Races, Riding Food Demonstration, 65 mrrnl'cts u-llhdraw their Pinbosand ministers from Madrid. Tournaments. Ban­ Guard Unit Talk. sad.,r» only tuo who failed to riturdy quet Arc. Included Style Show Given The wme Argentina nod Hut Domini, can Republic. Argcnim-i sent n 11 "Mlln.ir.l nn 1-nnr Ih rrrl Everything ij in rradinfii for Kiwsnism' today enioyed a pro­ the gals Labor Day celebration, gram *1 the Tourrit Crnler that including Imal facet, liotte rates included » talk concerning the anti a banquet at <he Mayfait formation of a new National Inn, AI Lee. committee chairm- Gustd unit by Brig General J. C. man, told the board of directors Hutchiion. a demomtration of of the Chamber of Commerce last quick ftoien me«l» and vegetable! night, adding that lie had iecei> by Alex R- Johnson, and a style ed 100 percent cooperation from show of Florid* Faihioni, Inc^ WA8HINTON, Aug. n o p ) _ btjiinesi intereMi and civie- organi­ with Ff*nlrMi*met~?ipt4tetHB tht Tlie acute sliortag*. of -transport in Western Getmeny stood nut zation!. rapid growth of this new Florida today ax an inrreastnflv Impor. mail order .industry. tant factor In the Anglo-AtnerfMore than ha* already General Hutchison appealed to ran del Itwr at inns altvejl at ba(a(been raised toward defraying ^exKiwanians a*-btr*lpe*im*h to Ing Ruhr7 mat hliljmt. penirt o tp h e event, he m i ' th* the As the talks euieter) their w" back up a plan to atlnw employees Chamber of Commerce lm under 16 days leave a year to go to find day, delegates on both Side* WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 UT>Tha CIO, contending the prim written it to the extent of $750, training camp and at the same Were reported seeking way* to situation demand# further action *nd there will be ipecial corner time not deprive them pf pay solve the prohlenl of how- to nio*,* coal is mined from the Ithan a Juatiea Department Invea- tioni on the lake front. Tbe pro­ or regular vacation. He told of whatever tlgatlon, renewed today a request gram has* already gone to prets. the fine record of the 12(ih In­ Ruhr pit*. The growing ecsrclly rail­ fantry composed largely of Flori­ that President Truman call an Jndustry-government-labor confer- and a big crowd ii expected, he da men a n d .o f th* p resid en ts road car* and locomotives has caused more than I.OtiO.OOO tons citations received. lance to aeek voluntary price re- added. R. Johnson demonstrated of coal to l>* dumped lira/ the ■hjetlona. The banquet at |he Mayfair er Alex which is usen by the Florida mines Instead of .being driivrn I w Emll Rleve, chairman of ’the Inn will be held at 7 :0 0 P. ,M. a large canvass cover* I contain- to Industries in Germany end jLahor organisation’* full employcountries. iment that the CIO welcome* at- wi|h a dance later in the evening. Quick Freeze and Storage Corn- ttelghlMjrlng One American 'participant said <* " • U n ite d n n T o il sny lo "raruport foods fioxen Itorney Genera) Clark'a announcey the quick freeze process *1 the conferee* could not hope to _£m*nt committee, raid in a statethe plant. He stressed the pur- solve Germany' tangled trans­ p m en t that an inveitigation of portation problem at this tin—ting It • • IIMas# on e . 1. T n.l Building Trade Wages ghigh price* will be made. nu* might make a start at i""But many price* are ’**t b;lerminlng how to tepalr wreck­ Jump 15 Per Cent irge monopolies and mormpdllo* ed coal car* and fix uther* wear­ Globe* Circling Flight In . not necessarily fall under tliing out Hally. WASHINGTON. Aug. 13. (,p>_ rriminat law and Clark’a InvesriThe number of car* "lost” in Headfl For Iceland Wages of union workers in the ition," he added. the RuSslaq. yap* of Germany *f ....... building trades rose 16 percent In f'For example. In the automoter delivering coal In the Soviets NEW YORK, Aug. p*,t >f*r* *1’® largest Jump in la -industry. General Motors Motor* I w-a« described »* negligilde rm o mtrol* probably 00 percent of a single 12- month period aide* Two former Army'pilot* who are pared to the total shortage. circling the globe In two light [he buslnes* add therefore I* able 11*20: the Bureau of Labor stntlsDiscussion nf rhe trnnsportatlnn plane*, with timejrn_objeet, land­ tirx reported today. i dictate prices.” licip was mad* possible, a* n The Increase amounted to about ed last night In Greenland and "related "So wa feel that step* should Issue” under the forr » taken1 at once to carry out 25 cents an hour for tietirlv 600,- dan to take off today for Ice- ntula for the talks laid du»vr iur proposal of yesterday, that 000 workers In seven mnior con­ and, William Btrohmeler. flight yesterday by Assistant Becretsty "resident Tnim air sumihon a con. struction crafts. Winking hours manager, said early today. Clifford V. Evan*. 2fl. of Wash­ of State, Wlllatd Thorp, chh-f krenee of 1Industry, and Labor showed- little- change during the ington. D. C-, and George Truman, Anitrlcao negotiator. vear between July I, 10(1 and lepresenfatlve* to seek voluntary Thorp said any Issue which ha* 30. of Lo* Angeles, messaged Julv I, 1947s tlm llssM »« P»a» TWsI trie* reduction* and that ConBtrohmeler they had laqded safeMost of the hourly wage boosts .. . —..r , ‘Immediately upon recoilly at Blul# West One Airport, eatpe after wage controls were lilng, should reestablish price about 40 mllei from Jullannahaab, •dropped Nov. J).. 1040, ItLS said. ind rationing controls.” . of) Greenland. Evans Yucatan IJndamajred During the control nerjqd from capital C#P'*P*, Rl’h fkrP- Crawford ?uly, 10( 2, until that date, how- landed at 8:28 P. M. and Truman From Tropical Storm [(R-MIch.), a' leading congression­ pay scale* Inrreastri lit per­ two minutes later. They had left al . critic of OPA, labelled a* ever, Gooae Bay, Labrador, shortly cent. ("fantastic" Clark’s order for an NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1.1 uVi total rise from July, IP39, after .boon yesterday, —The center of a tri.plcal storm anti-trust investigation Into food. to The javik, Iceland, tha next July, 10(7, amounted to approxi­ in the Gulf of Maxim was lo­ Nothing, and shelter prices. mately (0 percent. During the ito p T la about 730 mile* from cated at 0:00 A. M„ Central same right years, the consumers Greenland. The pllota started out Stnml.xrd Time shout 120 mites >mmunist Attack In p r io Index (formerly the cost of Saturday from Teterboro, N. J.. w e s t-northwest of Campsch", index) increased by 60 per­ and arrived Sunday at Gooae Ray Mexico. ^ Paraguay Repulsed living cent and wholesale prices of build­ after a atop a t Preaqua Isle, Me.’ The United States Weather ing materials soared M percent, Weather conditions c^alayed their Bureau here said the storm, which ASHINGTON, A ur. 13 UP)— the agency reported. take-off from Labrador. . moved across tha northern Yu­ uiDermo Eneiico, r i r i i u i y m BL8 said plasterers anti plum­ catan Peninsula yesterday from J ambassador, said ha had be«n In- ber*. who received an 18.8 percent t)ie Caribbean Sea Into the Gulf, iformad today that "tha attempt wage hike, scored the largest gain Rain Forecast For. Is moving west o r' west-north­ [by tha Communist revolt” t<> from collective bargaining last **•!«• Asuncion, th» country’s cap- re a r In the 75 cftle* covered by Drought Hit Midwest ward at 12 to 15 mite* per hour. Tbe strongest winds near th" lltal, "haa be#n repulsed.” the survey. 1 ' l l ______. renter are about 69 miles per Th# ambassador aald In a By tha Associated Prase hour, with squalls extending 2(Xi I statement ‘ ha received his tnforSome crop-reviving akought- miles to th* east and north of [ nation tn a cable from Preatden: breaklng shower* were In prospect Post Office Makes the center. 1 Hlglnlo Morinigo. Ha added: today for parts of tbe northern Caution waa advised Interest* j “The situation of tha goverr Change In Schedule great plains area within the next In th* southwest Gulf of Mexico nt la solid. This statement Is 24 to 30 hours but no general reagainst Increasing in)en*tty to da In view of th# g n a t amount lof propaganda which Haa been Tfta Sanford Tost Office will re­ Hof from the searing heat could be expected before the weekend. technical location of the f circulated from oth«r countries.” main open alt day Saturday and The rainfall waa muring east­ storm center at 9:00 A. M.. wa* Saturdays thereafter, and su itin g on Aug. 20 will closa on Wednes­ ward from Montana and North given by tha Weather Bureau a* Boy Tries Twice To days. Carrier* will continue to Dakota with ffkkly heavy ahowera near latitude 20.3 degree* and probable locally by tonight or to ­ longitude on# trip on Saturday*. mg! 02.3. Wreck Railroad Train make This action, said Postmaster morrow through Minnesota, Iowa No material damage was re­ Joel Field, waa taken at th# re- and Wisconsin, tha Wyather Bur- potted whan the storm p tjte q FREDERICK. MtL, Aug. 13 UP) puest ot Ned Smith. jzwsld#a: of I f TM f uck tan' ra it"nfihT. —A - ir-yvar-old My **M te ld the Sahfbrd Merchants AsioclsWhere the rainfall la sufficient by Frederick eounty police to- tlon which recommended the to break local drought conditions, di-/ after bla second attempt change a t a recent meeting. IMPROVEMENTS temporary relief irp m o th a Improvements are continuing tn xA iln six y e a n to wreck a The change In Poet Office Imon could be expected but these points ! treln. wa* agreed to by county officials, would be scattered, tbe Bureau downtown Sanford a* merchant'' Kenneth MeGaha of tbe Balt*- garage owner*, auto #upply cem- aald, adding that ntoel of the prepare for tha fall-trad*. ■Among uicre and Ohio Railroad pollco Danlea and the downlosm grocery showery area will not receive suf­ these are the Hunt Tuxedo Feed said ipiVe* pl#ced’ on the tracks •toree that have bean remaining ficient moisture to benefit deteri­ Company at Sanford Avenue end Second Street which ties a new near Feel’s Mill faded to de­ open all day Wednesday*. Nr. orating crop*. rail a freight train only because Field revealed. Unlaaa a consider­ Continued high temperatures, celotex ceiling and floureecent H had slawed for a curve. able number of complaint# are jr*Ofrally ranging from around M Hghtlng, and Eddie’s Resteurept The boy said he "wanted hi received before noon Saturday, tha decrees upward were forecast for on Park Aranda which la being see what would happen to the new achedul# ^H1 go Into enact roost of the Midwest. East and attractively painted (n bright cefengine.'' or*. South today. as outlined, be aald. C Of C Completes Kiwanians Enjoy PlafflT ForisBor T a n d y Program Day Celebration Ai Lunch Meet Ruhr Coal Meet Studies German Transport Issue [Further Action >n Price Situation l a n d e d By. CIO E r 3 mm Talks On _ British Loan Terms To Start M onday Lifeboats Manned As Ships Collide Off Pacific Coast British Impose Indonesia Votes Curfew On Arab iUN Protest Over Area In Palestine Puppet Delegates Delegates Plan Trip To National Legion Conference 2, .v ' ’At *. Secretary Sny:lcr To R e p r e s e n t U. S.; Britain Draws An­ o t h e r $150,000,000 WASHINGTON; Aug 13 t-Pw_ _ Sectetsty nl the Ttesiury Snyder ■mnounerd todsv that rh»cur»ioni Impact In Fog Cuts Wilt list! Monday with Btitim I lalfwny Th ro u g h oflicisti on’ ru in g teinu of ‘the. Coastal Motfirship $ 1,750.0110,(100 American loan It lint,1111. PORT INGELES,Wash., tug. 1 Snider told x news confercnc* n i J 't—llsnttnrtl tlrcp amidships that the Nsliond Adviinry Counht an heart tn heait freighter itclgit’rr In in the me fox tog 1 „ ...mlduliM. !h,.< A J w ’ 1? ^ . v «-irr Steamship t ’o. mototship momrship Din- |0obl*im. headed by him!-ll. will --hip Co, inonrt Knot sank after davlirVsk inndurl the. diirqum ni on behalf near Crescent llsy. nest nf here, of flits country 1 . white in low of. two lux*, the The llnttrh rlelegition. which ‘ Diamond Knot had a 11.000.000 will fly line thi> weekend, will ,, salmon cargn abo*M. ■ he headed by Sir .Stilf jid Eady. jisr. ; V* PORI ANGELES. Wash., /^ r - .'J*ecul nrintanl tn Chancellor I I lJff**nje” inifi#ldnn (triglilcr of the Exriieuucr Hugh Dslton DIIVIN INTO A PARKfO TttJCtt In Itotton. Ms**., by hi* legless e*-«l Fcnn Vlc^>ry cis'hcd hsllw ty A(though_iy formal rconests brother. Fdward, 54. Anthony POdowtkl (above), 25. ot Dorchester, made, i t ' is liiideritbod thimiyli ilte V,57r-ton cos'tts! ritO' swi* a tight mr tin r ig*r*ny.~reTtTreWaTTTni I MUmHUtA 'H int 1m out of die wrecked nuto. Anthony Is on Itie rilttrat lilt at the hospital. Itutlup Ih.imnml Knot m the tog- that England will ask eiuwesiion* which would permit her to con­ His tiruHirv received a lacerated elbow. (fnternollottat 5oundphoto» hoiittii Mi.vd ol J11an Pc F u carst serve her dwindling dollar sur supply .today ami If) new membyu oil by (net easing., imports from) Brit­ the ititrken mo|oj»}|ip look l> ish dominion* gnd.Hecieasing lmputts from th e l'n ite d rftntes. their lilfltrv*l' The preieni terms of the loan I he Inn vrttelt rollided shnr' acteenTetil prohihit this, Srivder ’ t-mpliatized it was hie ly (ruin and If' new mrmheri ol understanding that the conference thiee sud one lull mile* o II R..«e would be strictly limited to the Rocks, it the snulhetn tl|* nl Vm British Ipnn atat wotdd no* delve coiner td.riul at the e,*cl end "I into other nsperts of ihe British "dollar crisis" or European aid. the ilrsiti. lie declined to comment on pr'osSituation Compared Air Connections Of The impart eut nrailv halfway' poetise changes', saying; the smaller vessel, hit• Dutch In In'lie 3 through "t want to find out -shat the With Beginning Of fl **n!»■*tictf (via Pflg# Tnfl) it lost for want of Ihe'tnidxe. Repotted Sever cd tinic None of {he rrew of the Diamond 1936- 1939 Rc v u l l Knot nor the tit crew member* nf JOGJAKARTA. J * \ '. Aug l> the Fenn Victory was inpitrd. the jr.m SALEM. Aug. a 13 Id’i Coast (iuaid said. Thr I’.tlesline jtovrinment inipoi'-j id’1— | lie Indoneiian kepulilicajy Mure than an hour's rffoit early Vshmel vnfrsl today to |nntri| a rigid rtufew on two piodotni. r s .ili, l:s»rt naiitljr Auft-atexjTtf Jaffa mnigltt a* c/niinuing Arsh-Jewnh iltile ta u n til any appes.ancr l.eto.e |W l „f (h„ Dismond Knot t mastbdtught death lo thiee person*, the tmimil o| * delegtlmn linnt liaad tarkte hooked iver the bow Slats Legion Adjutant A. Reid ihe state of Last Indonehia. svhithjof the latger vessel, * jll *> die first time a cutfen the Republican! charge 11 run I Th* Fenn Victory's skipper, i Mann today an non need -dpial he lisi h*en im|ioie(| pn Afjh, (’aid, liaidslck, told the Cmst and Mrs Maim wilt leave next srei in the Holy Land »ince die by * puppet go»eminent. Ihe (Biard th# rontset was ker ping Wednesday for New York to atj tend the National American Legi;’3h-39 )e t,lt. Mihtsiy and m route In L A* ihe smallei vessrl afloa* Ton Convent tmt which will be I <’apt. C. N. Goodwin ordered I)*e patroh roamed the Hire)*' ■,u tc r,,‘ held Aug. 28-^-3l. They will motor The cabinet aho voted In .,p-) the rrew of the Diamond Knot to north with J. H, KirpatricW of of. Jaffa’s Mandiieh and Carton leave Ihe ship shnrtly before the leiwesentattve -,,000.000 Roephah, attempt . to separate th* vessels Elixlis. division qusilers, virtual nom an’i land propiiste of motor vehirte* nf Tallahassee. (sfmtii $MO,0OB U. S, before hey an. Th# order wa* given a* « h'lwren all-Atali Jaffa and *11Mrs. J. E. Itnuth dietrirt pre- i hoiiihtiri ,t,rted) for itnmeditle precautionary incasui -. he laid, sldent of the Legion Auxilary and Jewiih* Tel Aviv. “until l see if it will Slav afloat.” Mrs. Olga Hunter ate scheduled I »co Arab* anil one *Jew sveie rebel of Chinese relugeei from The crew member* d i'flail in sr tn leave -next Sunday, said Adjbattle a te i«. stabbed lo death today in th»t thmsrene in lifeboats, refusing to utan> Mniin. on one of the two t t V n l l n i i r . l a n I 'a g i T n , | Meanwhile, an Indonesian army vn aboard any of the numerous •pedal train* that will take the cnnimurilnue eharged the pulrh Coast G uild rraft or l-iga in lb» Florid/ delegation from Jack­ had violated Die rea»e fi-i. nrde-* vicinity. To New-York. win .radioed Iheriiiu.i (iuard sonville 19 Freight Curs Arc 252 time* between Friday an-i (*r>nd l ot id i Legion headquarters and la.-ntlnaird ■>« I'ea* !«»• Monday. The truct- in Ihe Dulrhat Ihe Barbiion fTaza Hotel a t I>eralled/’ In Jersey Indonesian b«slilUle* became *fFifty eighth Street nnd Madison fective in day* ago Avenue, he said. Kailrond Accident On Id well En coy r a kps Anotln-r Republican communique Two Florida drum and bugle will vie with ro th er corps Probe Into Rod Tide entpx ELIZABETH in the big parade on Fifth Ave­ - rAI—Thousands nf nue on the 28lh, tie jiflnounced. tvmml commulrt TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Aug. 13 Tin- font times national atuF one k lav when 10 Ul*> Governor riafdwejl said t«. time international winner, the 65 -us) hound p< ilny the Slat" would cncplirnge Harvey Seeds Miami Corps will road freight train were derailed, Investigators of Ihe fish-kilting try- again for honor*. The other A Netherlands atmv CO U tm U TM * sprawling coal and hot ear* "r"d tide" In “every possible way com" o til lie that of the William lO nllnnnl ■■ l'a*e 1 *0 ,1 arms* the fjun-trark main lire and lie governed by. their reroute C Morris I’nst 3tt of Fort Lattderhe-*. No one wns hurt. mendatlon." , ilule comprising about 40 ment­ Auxiliary hlisrs prodded |,y lie reported the Slate llnatd ion *, ell dressed In Seminole thr railroad expedited traffic mid Bltfffor IMroIciini of Health amt tjie department ■•( the railroad said two tratks were Demand Tan Bo Mot Conservation had made . sep.n nil- Indian costumes. expected to he rlra ie j, by late studies nf the mysterious ptagtl* today. , • 1 GREAT PALI S. Mont.. Aug 1.3 which Jigs JUtercd Florida West 2 Brothers Found Eervlea ‘ from New • Vorlf (o' ~ (/V) \n expected demand fur Coast tWacliM With bodies of ilee-l I'hdaifelphta and Washington nnd rtutaqeiphta sii'l rdtulfiilM product* within lb« and tlylng fish. Shot Near Ferftondiha Tlie governor said Ihe problem ti, South and West points wiafTl,.. next jem exceeding that of being operated over trarks of war year • ran t** met. represent wax **a little foreign tn Ihe field” Fla., Aug. 13, the Lehigh . V a lle y and lleaillrig alive* of the major oil producing of the Board of llraflh hut that M'*FEBNANDINA. brothers In their twen­ It ml roads to West I'hiladelphn. stater aKite, tu;l they say there it stood ready tn assist in any ties. -Two sons of a carelitMer for sev­ Kpllntcrcd hftx ears end pih* ts no Immediate reserve to r#t<* way possible.- He »epo,rtd the eral homes here, were found shot Conservation D epartm ent had thtmigh the head on .t roadside of mal In twisted wreckage svss for any emergency. ntrew irfor Rliu feet at the Boutli * Winding up a three-ilnv meet­ "tavn unable to make a reronmn- mflir here early todav hut no Elii^taeth Stallmi. One of the ing of the Interstate Oil Compact datlnn on affirm ative artion rat- motive could he glvsn for th? slay­ .Bright cars landed on (he station Commission here, slate officials ciliated to relieve the situation. platform. “The problem is "not a local ings. and industry leaders launched a The voting men were John Cal­ Railroad spokesmen raid the rerlea nf lerhntral discussions with problem, Caldwrll said. “Neither vin Graham. 22, and Curtis Floyd wreck occlirred when the 13th day, primarily concerned with is it a new problem. There have Graham, 20. sons of Mr. and Mr»teen sporadic -outbursts of the Muse Graham who live at Sey­ car of tha Ilarritburr, t'j-.-to- developing new sources. R. A. Catlett of W’asbington. same trouble over the yeah*. The mour’* Point here. Both were Jersey City freight train ,w*s derailed, and 18 cart latnlnd chief of the Federal Bureau of fpderal authorities are making World War II veterai.s and had Mine* Petroleum and Natural every effort to determine th# nnlyrerf hliy teen discharged from imped the tracks. Although service was expected Gas Division. 1* scheduled to des­ cause.-----the service-.__ _ . to be restored on tw o ^ T ^ tk ri cribe research on the production main line tracks by late toddy, nf liquid fuels from nil shales Repair Of Highway In -Colorado, HuntiiiK I« Enjoyed railroad spokesmen said there now under wav would be a "longer delay” In Wyoming and Utah. By Frank Robinson Ih Nearly Completed clearing the other two tracks. ~• . i Wotk is expected to ba com­ Frank Robinson, former Sanford Britain Protests Red resident and high schuot student, pleted during the next twa weeks Jugoslav Trade Pact the asphalt surfacing am) wid­ Seizure Of Plant who after hi* discharg-C from the on Signed For Germany Army, joined ht* parents’ and fam­ ening of the Ortimlo highw ay. * LONDON. Aug. 13. ( ^ - M i n ­ ily at Crtstqbal, C. Z., recently from Sanford lo Maitlan-I, W. >(, BELGRADE. Aug. 11, C D - ister of State Hector McNeil B’ld wrote that he is enloyinr tha hunt­ Hong, project engineer, announced .today. . „ Negotiators representing the Brit­ the House of Commons todav that ing anil fishing in Patutna. The highway ha* been widened He enclosed a snap shot of a ish and U. 8. occupation zones ef Britain had protested against 22 to 2fl feeL and five fool Germany have signed a long-range Soviet armv seizure of tho Aus- trussed up "Puerco Del Monte" or from 1100,000,000 trade pa vi with Yugo- Irian mineral oil ----------------- wild dIk that.he and-Walter An­ shoulder* added to-each sute,*he-----idsvta” df*tjftSff"l5~'5uR<I up~tKe" finery *t LoEiu, Auatrla. on Aug. derson Of Sanford had killed. Wal­ said. The shoulder* are to have g ter spent a few day* with the-Rob- elav surface. Mwt of the former economy of Western Germany and 1. The protests, he aald. were fnaon* during tha lime the aircraft rough apota of the road hav t teen Implement tha Yugoslav five-year pian. it » u announced last nixht. Indged by British mambara ef th* carrier to which he wae attached Ironed out. Tha agreement was the third AJlUd Council for Austria and of arae docked a t Cristobal. SCHOOL BOARD MP.FTT Ther reported findlwr a very which the British and Americans the Austrian Treaty Commission. The Cnuhtv Board of Public In­ Tbe British deputy commission­ itrange hill where tha uhole fam­ have mad* In the last month with will meat Thursday countries In the Russian Influence er. McNeil xaldj haa pointed out ily searched for moss agate nnl struction morning at I0:00 o’clock at th* o rb it Th* others were Ciechoi- that control council for Germany Jasper, which are aeml-precinur office of Supt. T. W. Lnwion. BiJa regulation*, quoted as a bail* for stone*. Thev found 3 largo ame­ lovakls and Finland. repair of the Lake M-tnroa Under th* pact Yugoslavia plans Uy» Soviet action, have no applica­ thyst crystal. Mr. Ruhlraon alto for to purchase from Western Ger­ tion in Austria and th at rrpara- reported that they are building a (white) school and appointment nf P I yrars Uon# oannot b# secured from pro­ 20‘ foot mahogany cabur CTulaer, school bus drivers will be con­ many over the_____ nest_ . Pfour tap ILai good* ranging from light party which Is Id Joint British- and a x * trimming It with teak sidered. according to Hupt.-T. W, Lawton. woo£ American beneficial ownership. taxlil* Works to bUst furnaces* ---------------------------------------- l\vr m ' N O . 191 n rii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 12, 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/c290e0ef5ea0858bd7d3a5c79cf62903.pdf 63f595d8e9c20e14bc23b64ecd12db03 PDF Text Text PAGE SIX . _ ■ A 1 JW ■ — 1_ m Odom Honored Barrett’s Address ^ MbNDAT, AUG. l l / THE SANF01 Red Tide Menace li 1 M oving Out To Inquiry H Meteor Shower To Be Seen This Week ((-»•:■*■>* n s a 'P i " rail...... (ism Psa* One) <r«atuu«4 ,1m r»«» n**) work, includipij the CLEAR WATER. of the h#st cconomUt* In th# nolds from the Army surplus WASHINGTON. Aug. II. (A*)— tripi lo Europe. ■h-klll m —“Tha'"f7ah“k"fllng*“rH,ttfl govsrnmsnt, and wo has# -our stores for about 1* 00. A shower of nerseid meteors, will which has nil played t i ■_____ But, Hughes, imilii Odom who got very little If flick across the northeastern sky judgment on an analysis of thcs# along Pinellas county's anv sound sleep on his trip -ess tonight, the Nsval Observatory told tcporlets: reports." . heaghes for 10 days, was s-,- t With respect to polltlci. Mi. ■till awake near mldmlght last pijvlirtrd. "I don't really thinjj the hear­ mile* out .at sea ' today Barrett ssid that Governor Dewey night and KllghTManager Frank- dThe Irest timo for. watching the ings will be reopened.! Health Department »pokflL‘-:f la itlll out in front for the Re- Iin Lamb said the pilot had rest­ df-plny will b# from midnight lu said "‘‘things are pretty Thy Hollywood film; producer „ publican nomination thouKh he ed in lied for a while hut there morning* light, anywhere In the along the shore. aid not help himself by Ida recent was too much excitement for him Northern Hemisphere. Thirty or snd plane builder, alsojnld quesAn abrupt change In wind 4j western trip. Taft has a rhnm r to slnv there. However, he finally morr an hour Is - ji .guuJ. average imnitiB'tirwiThen hie" llpugh the ing the night was credited aw fl If It la a cinch to best .Truman, started u jwcIl-eartwtLlfal a short for am atrur spotters, the an- reason the committee gave fm saving the beaches from m 5 and Vandentierjt. Stsssen and time later. nounremenl said. masses of dead fish which-lg,i The record breaking flyer Warren were rated a* possibllThu meteor*, , which appear an­ I |H»itponrmrnt was "ridajous. lieen hovering a few huoW-f wondered alsitil whether the cus- nually, keep going for several ji "I think that they oo«p„nesl It Hits In that order. yards offshore at nightfall, “There is no doubt Ihnt T in­ toms piati at K»f»chi8"1 day* and can Ire seen tomorrow tlnue," he said. “ I dorT lielieve j This morning the “tide," tnsti man will run attain,” Mr, llsr- the fountain pen Odom threw I night arid thoreafler until the Itecause they didn't wantR to con­ cd by large patches fif re.__ it will be resumed Nov. tf." ratt declared, “and he cannot be at him. shower disappears. killesl jflsti, wax.'from four to d i counted out.. Ills atalesmau.diip “They wanted me to sign Hughes added at an iaprnmptu They ate visible to the naked ndles out ln the Gulf. -,h‘ ha* imptoved durinit the p a" thousand jiapers, the cockpit’s eye and Prof.^Charle* I’. Oliver, new* conference that he * wan t s s ' - -t | Beach, residents hept their year and It is now assumed the; full t of them. I was taxiing out-and klower Observatory, Upper Dar­ "quite sorry" the hearing had -49 'ger* crossed, howevrr. for he will tret ’ the bulk of lalmr vat?. I the uXtum* mnu_uui atu»,«»e,‘ by, I’aV would-welcome Tram any­ Trrojictl.: tu-aald the denmitttce ■” > current variable winds t. “| Just ■tnssed him one of one a careful count uf the num hail tieard "a lot of ^acs'uiate partly-becaus* of (ho Taft-Hari bring It hark again as quickly T il ley bill ami partly hero#** lalnu- Reynold's pens and kept going." |>er seen per hour, and* the time testimony from witnr«,-* who •■they took It out. Reporters eonrerned that they interval, for scientific study, it wet* ill informed." Aruwertng a will have no other place to It".'’ Concerning * the . Senate W«, were keeping Odom from rlcen was staled. qurstion as to whether la thought Investigating C.'omndttee's 'hearlntt after his trip, gently ^suggested, The word “cotton" is derir, the hearing accompliskd any­ thing, Hughes aaid: on Howard Hughes' -war con­ “Maybe we're asking too many from the Arabic "Kotn." Goff V. Trip “ Yes, I think something was ac* tracts. Mr. Ilarrett said that “it questions." la a whale of amusing, hut badly “Thai's rmtlilog," Odom re rumplished by my comity. Thcie M'aallaatg fram l*aa» Hurl managed summer able show," plied. “Wall until, my kl Is g"t taken with Ilalie and rereived an hail heen a great deal <f miscon­ OMNO A IOU0 SKAKEt, agenU of Haomah. Jewish resistance organlraMon. try to get m e * M ^ ^ e h e " to Elliott Roosevelt has Handle.) (mid of me." about this’ Case. fpr exautographed brill inset Hied; "To ception The 27 year old pilot has two my refugees aboard the S-S. Ocean Viflour. as it lies oft Port do Boue, Franco. The ship Is ono of three ample; that It cost fljfto.000 to himself well, Mr. U arrill raid, pal,-* Randall Guff, from Rabe move vessels, loaded with refugees from the Ezodus 1347, Intercepted on th# wny to Palestine and turned MCitw thr plane lo the wd*r when “and will rnntr out okay, Senator children, Rnnrilc, 3; and Rochelle, Ruth." actually it cost only bcis««n xan Bhcwstrr Is under a cloud of sus­ 0. France. Some 4,S00 Jewish lmmlgiants were refused Landing in the Holy Land. inn r / picion, hut in the final analysis Odom said his latest flight was >Flying to Detroit from New «K) and IP0.00O." the Investigation w'll prove‘that “easier than the last one.” Prev­ York with Mr. Chapman ort an In reply to-questions Hughes President Roosevelt did take some iously he piloted thr Bombshell American Airlines IlC b Flsgrhlp, said he doubts that the big Dy­ .< is Inflaming war in the in ten st of over the new* artivitlcs of many seising markets snd exploiting mighty big chances in nn effort to ith a rrrw of Iwn to a now re­ the newest typo of giant airliner, ing boat will Ire read / ti Ufct, to Red Paper Attack countries foreign to England. If weak nations. win the war In the shortest po-si- cord which he shattered yestanlay. Randall visited in the Motor City the air hv November. Ai for the there is commercial advantage to ble time. The enrgo plane didn’t “ 11 was .easier Itecause it wr\s with his uncle for a Week, touring photo r e r u n n u i s s a n r e plane, "We stand for the broadest free­ ( t o i l Irturd I ru m I "MM* i l « f I . pay off; the atom bomb did," faster and' I think It would be the Hmigu Plant of Ford .Motor llllghi-s declared “I ran i exactly lie protected against the unenn nn American New* Association In dom of the press which serve*, the making Its news scrvic-i available ’ ' ’* ‘ ‘ Mr. Barrett predicted that min­ easier if I were to do It ngaiu," Company, the world's largest in sav” 1r" when it will Ih> *»m||ct'*l. trolled. Irresponsible inf1uen<e of I |q olher countries Ihvie it, under people and belongs to tho people. imum wages will lie increased by the lanky, ex-ferry command pilot dustrial plant. He also made a "H’a undergoing ti-sti right capitalistic monopoly." We aland for an it inert press ‘ the plan I advocate, th-* same t pshort trip into Canada from Delth# nest session of the Congress said. now." Iho plane hui'drr aldtd. (The econninisl attarkr*! thr- portunity for tho British or any which Is.conscious mf it* responT h e - P o o t C a t * i'll a n ' i roit and viewed htany other sight* to fin or fili rents an hour, that Hughes had tw r wartlae plane press freedom campsigu rnndm-i*><l His sponsors announced last aibililv. Such is our ro»f option-of nf , h(. ptv-:i ami Us a big rlvil suit will soon l)J nlglit that Odom will trv It around the largo industrial city. em lr.irts—an 118,003.000 one for by Cooper with a nuggi-Mlon that o.iu r news agency to mako ilr ^ H ad N o N ew sp ap er j()n rr#1 launched- against rnrtaln Nrv- grt|ru this time over tho North Randall returned lo Jacksonvjjla tho flying lioat und n S3,(KH).fi'Kl his program might allow Amer­ news a*tbioo available in adirer countries, J-or example, the RruT o A d y e r t i i a in . York investment bankers, and ml Houtli Poles. Sunday by plane, whet • he. was o n e f o r piielo recotiuu'sarrte ican' New* Agenric* to “domlnal*-tera Agency wa* q u id to seei . , that the American oecupattui)' of The Irt-st break iif th e . Right -nicU.y Mr. and Mrs.’ fJoff - Tr-tBy.' •plxnc*. B u t Y o u H a v e 11 < tha world," Speaking of the de­ sl^h ln g s have Japan will, piovst to Ue imt w r u t that false sfart iWi^Motiday, nlthmigh he may not be the richest In lontrasl to llughea’ attitude, mand for freedom of acres) to this and U now selling It* news . A fpw in the United -States and SouthH*** w" vpn from *PiJ ,r Wfb*' iuccetsfiil as popularly supposed the 4th of August." Odom anld. l«*v in Florida, lie Is rrrtninly Die Ferguson cmphajiie-l t» lewsirm news, freedom for agencies to com­ at preaenL that Du postpori-mr.xt will not pete or to exchange news nnd an America for the first time, x x x.” l “Ily finding then all the things happiest. Mavlo! James will consider this Paying high tribute to Gen- wrong with the airplane, ami re­ Mr. Chapman, whd originated halt the inquiry, l b laid the com­ end to preferential ra l-t of trans­ (the economist view) also n Rus­ •ral Marshall, whom he ^haractrt- turning In gel them pul right, we Ihe idea of signing Bab-* Ruth- to mittee staff will ro.ulnue to work mission. the magaiine declared: sian conception," /aisiuvrkv wrote. I "Mr, Cooper, like rpos: big busi­ jltd as “one of the truly great made Ihe flight possible." serve as a consultant to Ford Mot- on the case and declared: Thr Investigation la not being ness executives, expel trnrcl n "Not likely. This is u conception men o f . this age,” Mr. Barrett ’Odmit was forced to turn hack or Company in junior baseball, |* of the British monopoly prcrs.V laid antiquated State Department when over Nova Beotia Monday a former sporta editor of The Han­ stopped—definitely not hr eg stop­ peculiar moral glow In rinding 0 Za.lnvskv then concluded! machinery la being completely •rue In mechanical trouble. that his Idea of freedqm coincides ford Herald and the Mneon ((■'•,) ped." "The question’ nf the dying InHr said "I w n te d certain in­ with hla commercial -idvontage." Your Favorite Beverage overhauled a n d 'atreamlincd. and Telegraph. He aerved as night - fluent# of capitalistic monopolies la lielng conditioned lo cope with Advice To Farmers sporta editor of the New York formation from tlutrhes which 1 (Cooper commented: "Surely the) in Dm neiysnam-c-Uim U -h... (■.■■■rr one of the most critical period. Times la-fore joining Ford Motor couldn't get wlllt-iiil Mrytr'a pre­ .CCtumnilst dim* mrt-wwitt-llni nrtl-| tai-iil nml these defender* of m o,In history. He slMingly recoinCompany alioul » j r «r no.,______ sence/' )l >miIIh«-4 t f m (-nr- lls-l Hughes, railing the pottprne* vlllrs of all news agent 1-s except| oimIIcs can lint escape It. minded umpialifivd support of th" wage—tTT-pTmtttrtmn ITlft'Tnnt kcF” the llritish confined to their own ” No m atter how nngry Jam rs on l a "total surptlie," said hi countries, JlaraH all-P lan-nud he 'mtidriuinil log of-food crops. It nffrcls Dm as w a. largely Die r s w , ^ , , th u 1|tt„ , itin j, K„in? r„m., Rotary Meet doesn’t think he had “a fdr hear­ before Reuters, congressional ruts In funds f >-• Florida farmer who grows vegrtreorganlred ne.l up [ru.vitn|,iv Bt intetusllonal Phonii RAfl 112 IV. F its ! HI reel ing." the State Department's oversea i nldne tor distribution exclusively owned hv the British p e w ip a ti.r ..^ ,’,,,, runKrrllrn. T;,te linn Ilsur* nn l**«r Slit He said he wanted lo withdraw, Information service. wiilulrew Its cartel domlnnlion wnni pence and Die monopoly press In Ihe confine* of the United "Russia is trying lo divert at Stales, just as It affects llmse annual pay loll of about $d0.000, however, n statement he imd- on Florida, he said, contributed orte. hin first ti**v of testimony that trntion from hard times amt op who produce - wheat or other prssiion at hom*rn he continued, crops which figure heavily in our third of the men mating up the mv reputation had been mined." “by constantly hammering away exports, and just as it affects Die -list (Dixie) Division, which dur­ "I don't feel that way any mort," at t|i* capitalistic nations. Mol produrer* of manufactured goods ing Die war trained 3.70S officer* hr said. "The press am) tie public otov and other members of .the which move In heavy volume anil 35.000 men. And “if we had have aren the trim light.* A reporter aske I Hughes why done'nothing more," said General Polltboro air convinced that th. In consumers overseas. r ’ , Hutchison, “we woubf have justl. hr Ihpught the hearings hid not United Ktates is turning its fie “There I* a lot of talk around, fied nur existence." l>een "fair." mtrtdous industrial capacity lo the wfdch hints, or speaks outright llughea recalled Dint Saturday But Ihe reenpl of Dir 3!*t Riv|. furtherance of imperialistic poll- and In the Ix-st Informed circles; (its abroad in the hope of caj of the' probability of an extreme slon In ariosi combat in th.* Pact- a question was raised akout who turing the foreign trade of tie* economic crisis affecting Hr It Iwn, fir area. General Hutchison said, it waa that he said had told him there was a feelthc o t "hatred" nations of Europe." Ftnnrr, ami the various peoples •bowed that it had killed 24 4 Any talk of n quick and *ut‘- tlerl-in closely- with their ecmtonlk Jap* for every casually Buffered, agnlnst him Ly offlren at th# dtn collapse of the Russian gov and politiral system*. That Im­ and the 171th lufauliy which Auoy's Wright Fields Dayton, arnment nr system ha termed r.s pending crisis may la* averted liy went Into combat fur Du* fir*t Ohio, aviation research cynter.. Hughes sajd O ut h*» Wl» “rhsl "tommyrot," hut added llial there \m erlean financial support, and time at Attain- saw ^pnltiuious-day might lie a gradual weakening IhaL. vaty.-support might in turn and night roiuhal for -M day* snd m s g s r liy Fergusoi tc "rent«m!>er ■ ^U *hklL ttIlu]|L -bring about certain n|wn up much stronger demapds ellprinated seven Japan*-**' leg*, over Ihe week-end" the tram# of '* twnaflclal Changes In Soviet policy, for our products, thereby bolster­ men'ts. The Thir*i haltaimn aionn, the officer or if (leers. H# said Russian troops arc returning home ing mir own prosperity. The tin- he said, killc*) 1300 Japs and. Ferguson implied dlabthrf. T«*lay. Hughe* said -Sc earn# to with reports of better conditions pleasant fart Is also apparent together with its Msdieal Detarhexisting aboard, even In Germany. that Ihe rrlsla may not be averted, merit, received the Presidential thr committee hearing ready lo give namra, dates, and piices, snd U. 8. propaganda oqJlfo in Aniei and that the resulting collapse, Unit Citation. J. He said that a nationwide drive *had „ brought - a -former , em^loV^-•. ,, lea Is trickling thrimgh Russian nr at least the aevrre rurtnllment A taan d jr. here from the west censorship, and the Russian satel­ of demand overseas for our prmU will soon tie conducted lo gain iliel 'J 'JV lite countries ata not happy over urts may a ffrrt enr own ernnomy co-operation of liuiinesi firm* in giving Ihelr employee* time off. • • 1J •« hB'* ths.loss of tradn with western ria verv adversely, for mllitarv training without loss five Army offlcera whs had inlions. “ Uncertainties such as those we Advocating “long term digni­ fare today make It more Im­ of regular vacations or pay ami f"r"!wl ,hlm br hU ornplovee. of fied resistance to Soviet expan perative than ever tiefnre it Pointed out that the Atlantic ,dW£ * by. ,r " Uln -A n" ¥1 " « ,eer* stem." Mr. Barrett said Dial we appeara In 'me, that Ihe utmost Coastline Railroad and the Winn for hint and U w ilm ;ha dldbustncM must help 'every nation that rare should lie used In crop.plan-' l-ovett Grocery Company have ,.l "'""f from WrigTiF h leld mntracta. * j „ ,,p * “ hheld name* of the ofwants to stay out if tlm Russian lug, I feel that nur Florida farm­ ready agree to co'-operatc. The meeting was presided over ficf7* orbit, ami we must step up our ers would do well to stick close he "put Duiit on a own industrial production. Wc to those crop* for which Ihere Is hv President Gerdon Rrisson. Vis-i rn"* them If Itor* includes) C, J . Flnlrv of Or* , n . ... . , ,, must keep our defenses strong in o definitely known demand. In lanilo and Roy Wright r f San i ^ n a to r P^rpef ID-FUi told rothe knowledge that the Irest way refrain from over-planting,' and forj. i porters he wanted Genersl It. H. to avoid another war is to let In exercise every possible degree 1 Arnold, wartime head of the Air Jhs Russians know that we are of efficiency In their operations. Forres, and General Carl Spnals, ready for one. And we must make ‘There nrp occasionally seasons, Jewel Case mrsent commander, called for tes­ the people of the world know' when political, rconnmlc and timony. that we have a stable and heal­ other factors tend hi Induce the (C'eatlewa li*M Peat Oar) After Ferguson’s rnnmiwdtnsnt, thy economy of our own and a producer to ‘take a chance' In were spirited from his trunk the Florids senator gave rrporters strong government which ii cap planting uf excess acreage, or of while he was living in tha U. 8. s verv brief account of wlut went gbla of stilling whatever differ- relatively ‘unknown’ crops. There sector of Berlin. The Prince val- <>n In the closed session. He said tnq«s arise among our people in ia in agriculture, always the lure, ued the loot at $2,000,000. that when the subcommittee con­ • .peaceful and .effective Mm- that the producer mav hit the "This jewelry we have ftfund is vened Ferguson expressed the op­ ner. We must show them we have right combination — the right definitely part of the atuff Prin­ inion that "the right courts'* would • avstem that works." crop the right anil, the right cess Hermine entrusted to Fer­ hr In recess until Noveijili*riM ,Hpch a plan will necessarily growing seasons, .and the right dinand’s secret emissary," Car- ' ‘We acquiesced,” Pepp> r added. lucci said. Aist a lot of money, he admlt- a killing." Told that Hughes had said he •tad, hut he Insisted that it would ‘T he Prince, however, hasn't did not believe the hesrinr would I'ersonally I do not think this cost a lot less than the recent fall will hr s, healthful period In yet seen It for identification pur­ by reopened In November, Pepper; war, and lest than another world which to attempt any get-rlrh- poses. My sgents are roundttig up replied: * war. Declaring that Greece is qulck farming. My advice would more Germans for questioning in "Did he sav jh at 7 Welt;! don’t connection ■ with the whole case. the spot to watch lu. Die move to­ he to ‘play safe,’ planting resonknow, If# been set down lor Nov. ward war, lie said that Carnmuu- ahle'aerrgea of good-demand crop* Some of the leads ,we have been 17.” Uts are organising an .Interna­ fo r. which Ihe soil • of the part­ pursuing Involve intrigues and Askesl for comment on tie hear­ tional brigade-oil the borders of icular farm Is known to be aulted, ramifications which point beyond ings which have been held Pepper Greece In an effort lo overthrow and of course, as always, to grow our apherv of operations, beyond told reporters: the government which the United ns much stuff for home consump­ the borders of Berlin and Into the “It’s all over now aed I don't States Is pledged to support, tion as can he handled rcumically." Russian occupation sons," For lielieve I rare to say anything on this reason, Carturci said, he -"Russia does not want a war nt would ask help from Russian the hearing Itself, the present lim e," he said, "bull "I think everyone who taw Mr. Jaycce Conference authorities. •ha might stumble Into one try Hughrs agreed that he I* et excep­ precipitating some action which tionally able man and a sincere I(‘* bIIm <S fine* Past n*rl Would leadI to t war." Egypt’s Warning man." Commending the Florida dele­ Seminole County Jayceex lo aiatrt Hughes, when talking vlth ragation In Congress for Ita sup­ In running the nvctlng. These <t>*iii*»4 n*M r**» o m i portrri, said "I really deni know" port of the State Department’s Inrluded’R. W. Estes, i*>gistraDon; about In this part of the world where Mover su overseas Information service, Mr. Harrv Robson, buffet supper; Mel­ only by the complete withdrawal FRED EVANS IS RIOHTI...And like him, Mevre ha* trstjfled helote ths Barrett said that this organisa* vin Dekle, radio committee; Roll- .of British forces from Egyptian rommlttee, telling h«v tx> spent Don Is highly nsenUal to Amer­ ert flelger, public id d r tll nyt- Territory and (he termination of 11(14,000 on entertalnmtnt for scores of other ex p erts.. .who really ican foreign (volley as a mean* terns; Raymond Lundqui*;, dance, the eeparatist British administra­ Army offlrere, government offici­ Vincent Peel, conference coordin­ of (omhattlng tho lies and false . know tobacco. . . have seen the makers tion In the Sundan." als and others whUs “pr-noting" propaganda constantly b e i n g ator: Dan Wright, mooting coor­ Nokrashy Pasha made another Hughes' planes. dinator; Alvin fidham,' "brag" of Lucky Strike buy "fine quality leaf.” spread among the nations of the strong attack on British "ImtieiiThe committee member* want world by the enemies of democ­ breakfast; and Arthur Beckwith, •Him." declaring that he was as­ him hack for mare questiming on Jr„ publicity, racy. Thq OWI, ha said, paid for After all, th a t’s w hat you w ant in tonished by the recent speech of details of this spending, Itself many times over during British Delegate Sir Alexander Hughes, In ths rxchangv with America and what we do dur­ Cadogan. He teratpd the address reporters, said he is not »r spared a cigarette . . . the honiet, deep-down th# war. Explaining what "wo as Indlvbl- ing the neat five yeara. It Is an unrestrained apologia for nine­ to sav whether Mays.- act'd pro­ enjoyment of fine tobacco. aals can do to help meet this the most critical era In all his­ teenth century Imperlallem" and perly in reeking out hit exposes serious world crisis, he said to tory. Rut it la a long way from added he thought "eru had Seen accounts. recognise that a serious Interns- hopslssa anil we can well have the last manifestation of that spir­ "I haven't even examined them," situation exists, and to great and brilliant future if it when Natissp-and Fascism were he said. ip well Informed about it ao ws .use our head*." crushed." -Hd>eHbtalr*! that he hired Mey­ th at we can bring pressure to Trie banquet was. presided over Tha premier said Britain "has er because of tha enmity which ns hear on our reprascnlgtivea In by William 'Rolleston, state Jar* been g stumbling .block to our in­ contend* f o r e m e m b e r * .# Wright Field rfflcsrs Congress to do the right Ihlng, to c*e president, who thanked the dependence and--national develop­ held toward’ Run. rselvc* epeaksr bickering among for nis hla address and inIn­ ment for the la yeara” end and ner lor enure** ami le st-100 ynars" *T told Mr. Meyer to ti*a car# bring troduced to do what we can reed stale Ja vcne officials at- gddmL that-*hv real obfeet Of Ihe of these hors end ke«p th,m Wore ilations Undini M t !r ty their force# shout 1In Brili*b Py-” “I toldwith him ut .v i.1.1 tm. to arHrt M l.. ss hulk Mct.ehee of " sSt. to*‘more prove> our our r#laUoos relationa such uroT# with WrUht when- Petersburg, and commsnded T. a manner as to dominate Egypt, Flfld liecaua# they hated r«," (o keep E, Tucker, Alvin Odham and frem the ground and from Ihe AfUr that Hugh*, suld, h# paid out of members of the local committee air." u, IHU# attsntjon to wtwt U g tr waa and to support strong who had charge of the arrange­ -Ui_ doing, alnc# th# publicity n n was / u c k y S t r i k e / H e a n s ^ n e To b a c c o la men, ments fo r the conference. Rev. ium has_s population ealy on# of thousand* of hi* emfuture of the world," he J. E. McKinley aakfd the Invo ** persona and an are* ployw and h# couldn’t knp track S ® R o u n d , S o F irm / S o F u lly P a c k e d - S o F re o a n d E a s y o n t h e D r a w ‘ MMdudvd, "dsptnds upon us here cation. • q u a r t. miles. 3 A. COOL SPOT Bill’s Package Store and Bar LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO K N O W S - t-m *, r ini ir» FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette * -H a iflfiW' ;• - - T - : \ . * I=- ’ 1 . " . M y »j t * • , . ■ •. • - - • - . _ . -■ * .= — - - % ,^ r * , -------, t t ~ ~ •] J . m • - ’ y - 1- '• * j m a m - ' ’ . ‘ " t i - ' \ # ___ | T T . , | * ] =- _ . i = ' a-. ; , | j l | A .• . * .1 ' _ « r T ^ - *, * _ :: ' r ~k^- J 3 — -■ iy- '-J ~ j . t o :. L- z v - �>~f*L - : 'r* . m r - »v-y*y - * : .' " In U n ity T h e n In S tr e n g th — . To Protect the Peace of the World; To Promote the Proar*** of America; To Prodace Prosperity wfty for Sanford. THE W EATHER Partly rloudjr tonight'and Wedne* day. with (raftered shower*. AN LLB n t-i-__ . Established 1008 V O L U M E X X X V III *■■*•■* -* ■ lit S. Charges Back From Denmark Ruhr Talks Reds Planned Will Include egime German Policy Support Of Corumun• ists In Greece By Soviet S a t e l l i t e s * Said Peace Threat IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R ■if— S A N F O R E f, ‘.F L O R ID A . T U E SD A Y , A U G . 12, 1947 A a a o c U ttd P re e a .L e a s e d W ir e ■- NIWlt-tltCTID president of tha Baptist World Alliance, Dr. C O-cnr-Johnson. S t Louis, Mo, is shown on hi* arrival at l.a Guardis Field. N. Y, from Copenhagen, Denmark, where th* Baptist nrganlretlon held Its annual conven­ tion. Dr. Johnson la now serving na r tr e -p r e s td e n t n f S o u th e r n D a u t llt (Interna t tonal) Convention. City Commission Approves Raise In License Fees WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. (Ah — The door we* opened fot di»cuuion ol controversial policy mailers aff|cting Germany a* An­ glo-American talks begin today on way* In boost Ruhr coal out­ put. Willard Thmp, assistant Sec­ retary of Stale who head* th ■ American delegation in the tin cuitiont with the Bulnlw ,,tuif(, rb p rirtm 'k ffrr"(h e initial 'n ito n that "any ptohlrm which ha* a direct beating on coal produc­ tion.in (he Ruhr can be diuusred/’ .. This statement Indicated softening of a previous State De­ partment attitude that such iMura a t eoeiallaatien of the mines, should - not be topics for conversation ainre the eonfrrenre is aimed solely at boosting coal production. Tho British government, prlur U r 'agreeing IS this Conference, had a*ked that the agenda inrlude examination of basic ques* tlona like food, transport, finan­ ce* and other topics. The Slate Department had re. jeeted this approach and also turned down a British suggestion that the talk* be held In tlerlin alnce the conference obviously would be on a technical level. Thorp made It plain In answer to questions that both policy anil technical matters would be tackrt'iatlao** •■* Pea* T»*l Benefits From Hughes Hearing Collap.se Seen V HUGE m o w n MILLS ABOUND the ltejnolda Bombshell after IU epochal flight of 71 hours. 5 mioulwt and (0 xetond* tn break alt rti-llna round-thr « or Id rrrnrda. I'apt, Bill «t>dnm, »ht» flew »otf!,' steps mil of the t » in enxUtril plsnr (anon ) at Chicago’* Misisi^lpnI Airport. Odom 1(aimed a new miIo round* Ihe‘world mark and »l*n lieltereil the plnbe-girdMog, record whlrh the "BflltkWir (Inlernallnisal Hoiinilphiilo) and its *reiv rMabluhed last April. Measure Is Approved By British Commons Bi l l Pa sued 178-63 Following D e b a t e Of Eighteen Hours N O . 193 Inquiry Is Ordered Into Odom Lands With Bound-World Record State Department'In­ dicates S o f t e n e d Attitude In State­ ment A t S e s s i o n LAKE SUCCESS, A o r <2 ^ —(4F3—The American del™ fyation asid today that If tha United Nations Security Council falls to solve the ..- B a lk a n problem the Unltnl M Slates la prepared to join -with other countries to protect Greece •‘within the prorirIons of the charter." LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 1 2 ,MT *—The United State* made a ditecl charge today that . Cttnjgtuuti ♦ o u p * iupported by Albania. Yugotlavja and Qulgaiia hoped to let up a totalitarian regime in Greece.' Herrchel V. Johnion, deputy U. Sw repieaentatjve, made the charge before the United Nation*. ' Security Council. He ipoke aftci Yugotlavia had accused the Unit­ e d Slate* of deliberately rniireptsenting condition* in the Balkan pH justify the increate' in the inter nlerfetence in Greece" under the Truman Doctrine Johnson aald support of the Greek Cornunlsta by the three Soviet satellites was “* peril to peace," but added that the "threat ean be cheeked if firmly faced by tha United Nations." Yugoslav representative Dr. Jo* |a Titian Mamed much of the B alk an difficulties on the Urdu- 1 ota'tas and on what lie called a failure of the United Nation* Se­ curity Council to examine lh» problem closely, i Me told the Security Council bat the ll-natlon Balkan In v n if r>g Commission bad not fa*7 creation of th* aubiidlary Jry group now in Greece. "It waa riopoted by the Unituetegstton,' - »d“ 8tat*i da t e n Hon h e d e c lar­ i ' |r,siii> F * m r * t i rn * r W National Guard Uuit Is Endorsed B y V F W Members Dutch,Indonesians Hurl Charges Oi *fkr prnpo»*d National Guard Truce Violations umt !» he formed in Sanford Clark Orders Monbpolists Jailed; CIO Seeks Restor­ ation Of- Controls .WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 <*’>_ Attorney General Clark today* or i an invctiifiuon oi four* io< investigation of Tighter Laws An,a»it3t deted clothing ing and housing price*'' prire*'' ■ Lobbying Ate Pre­ He instructed thr JuA lent* anti-trust divft dict crl By Senator parlment [nine- whether "con*pi\ determine exiil "to maintain or to irit WASHING VON. Aug 12 UP) .Senator O'Mtlioney (DW p>,l present prises in th* food, ft prrdiurd today that lightened laws ing and housing fields." Jail leniences, rather than •tgatnjl I-iM'Vhm will come from what he Inmrtl "collartse of the ly lines, will be sought for violator*, it wa* announced. Hughes hearings." t O ’Mihoney ii'iird a statement ■"Sueh rontpiraclet will he p ealilled "unexpected benefits of ecuted rrlmlnally and In thi 'th e Justice Department the Birwster .blowup" a» ullirt rate* oppose acceptance by tha courts at Democists gibed, at th* suJJrn pleas of nolo Yontknderw (no-con­ breaking, off of the investig* test), and upon rnhvlctlon of the lion into Howard llug$i>*' waitirndt defend* til* the department will r e - , commend Jail sentences for tha in­ plane -cnntracls. dividual. defendant* ami maximum Seftalnr Itiesvslrr (If.Maine.), fines against t lm enrpotallow*." invea*■ I tie stntetiient nald *this inv* Iiiveitjaating Committee, had te- I in Atistn follow* a thre* months of the present price situa­ toiled lli.it’i a lustier of opinion" study tion bv Assistant Attorney Gen­ lo suth Ribca as one form ^rnaloi eral John F. Sonnett who took Rebellion ID-Va.) tlial ‘Republi­ charge' of the nrill-irust division in can* got "a political black eye May. Glark feel*, (t wa* added, that floor tire beatings. "(he soaring high pric*s now aonO'Malioiicy listed ns prohaWe tlnuing in thr food, cloth'ng and "unexpcrlcil benefits." houafltg field*. re>|uira that a n ew I. Tightening up of the new and more rigorous annroach b* which requires lohbyist* to undertaken In these fiahls." [law register. He said a tightened law IDtice. it was stalad. th# decisi­ should place (he origin of many on to Pfe*i for Jail sentsnoas foy bills Introduced In emigres*.' MJU|I individuals violating the anti-trust "Nobody baa ever been able to i |„ w* find out who wrote th* Pan AmerShort Ir bffor# Clark*# wnniync#f VnfftiMHFl! '»M I'MB* litre! (I huiNhiH ♦»« l‘8*t f u l l r n - i-tdmard by the Veteran* Of Foreign War* Poat 3282 at lire i Republic Sends U. S. regular •nceling livt evening a; Delegate 2nd Arthe l.rglon Hut. Following a Ruling For Trimming .tall In Capt, Roy Green who bitration. Rc ' i u c s t outlin'd the Guard program, the Shrubbery At In­ LONDON, Aug. i?. pin— VFV. members were urged to BATAVIA. J.v*. Aug. 12. (Ab lleadf|iisrlere . of the C otisrtra­ paritiipaie In the project. t e r s e c t i ons Made The Pub It accused the Inil** Part* announced tonight (‘npi Gfrcn discussed rhe if that Winston Churchill would tbrn-m t ~lienrfltar the pay rale cfdnriiatn today of auiKoriiing A new City Ikente ordinance hrosricast to the Biilish ration itni i .igc limit which i« 17-33 an attack on -a..Dutch ‘camp—in which provide* for num etourin-Sunday - a t - 3;LS- IV—M. -O iU - fOT'Tnrirwtthnnrrfur service a ini P. M„ EST) in repU to Prime f. f those with previous mil- Sumatra, and the Indonesians ctease* in licente few for plates Nether lands mthtar Minister Attlee'* hrondratl ap­ Ugr. t -nlniiig. The full coniple chatgrt! of business, ptofessiuns. tic., was By TIIF. AB80CIATPD PRESS Th* current heat wave, wither­ peal to the people lest Hunilny, men! "I lbe local Guard uuit will foicri with launching Urge-selladopted by the Cily Cr*inmi«*»oo tV loir men. Fapt, Green report­ attacks in West Java ing thirsting crops-, throughout LONDON. Ang. IC. ( ,D - The last evening. Citj .‘..a»Jtg*r H. most tif th* midwest, showed no LONDON. Aujtrw 12 bV) -The ed Il' Orever, the group will nr TAMTA. F la . Aug. 12. (iD— Dutch military authorities rei.DMoscow radio hroadcast a PiavN." Sayer, reported today. llouie ol Common^Xolrt! author­ gaiiis* with 20 men and 2 offi eiynt -today of abatement. Dr Hriber! It. Mills, director of da dispatch from Pari* today troop* in Sumatra had captured Except for “rather cool” tem- ization .to tire- 1j i I>cV Government errs over a three-yesr peri'll The new measure, designed to saying, that Italian - American Tampa Municipal Hospital’s path­ give the City additional revenue, peratures In the Dakotas, west­ today to muster the full jciouree* i ill build up the membership. Indonesian Republican army or­ negotiattvr* had agreed upon a ology department, said today th* The program will bring into Sen- ders authorising an attack m "friendship, trade and navigation most logical theory to account Nebraska and the northel-i supercedes the ticeme ordinance ern Rocky Mountain stales, the weath­ p i Britain; including manpower fr-td an annual payroll °f 140,090 direct violation of the truce treaty" that would place Iraly for the fish-killing "red tide" adopted in 1944. L Tharp, man' er outlook for today wa* "con. arid industry, (or thr nation*! re­ v.hen the tmrnplement is full, *cIs that It “has been caused by which bee cine effective a we*k under the “unlimited control of the presence ‘of poiton gas in renting to Cap!. Green. | ,7 Attorney General Tam Watson ager of the Western Union Tele­ Itnued warm, similar to that of covery 'program. American monopolists." ruled yesterday that Seminole graph office, piotested an' incrcsi.- yesterdays" the Weather Burrini ago last midnight. Uuyd lipyle, Jam es.Wright and Gulf waters. PlBVila »atd tlie jrraty " provided * __ ___ * *■ * The bill, pau rd 178 to 65 af J--hr Rauls were appointed to ‘The Imloneiiau i.wlm at Jog. Hint "several County Judge Rl W. Ware la en­ said. Dr. Mill* >*hl he had received measures of a mill title d to a salary of SI.200 a year. in rate of $50 over his former The corn crop In southern Il­ ter an entire night of debate, spe­ Be’ program committee for th* Jakarta countered tint the Dutch tnry nature be carried out Jointly report* the Army dumped Lewis­ w TKi* ruling was mn.h* In res- $100 annual rate. The Commis­ linois- and- Iowa was reported In cifically gave the Alike adminis- Meeting Sept. 22 at winch time by the United States and Italy ite mustard gas Into th* Gulf port** to a request by Lloyd F. sioner* declined to act on his ob­ “pretty hsd condition," the BuI t *itflt P, Whltehair will l*e tit * had opened iltaclt in an altrrnpl In tlie event of vrar against a “about JO mites offshore." Sovle as attorney for *.h« Board jection on the ground that they resu said, adding that moisture traliqn extensive powers to diteri pnnclpal speater. |A" wreit tcinlinl of imjmiUnl third power of power*." "It mu*t be remembered th at of County Commission fur an op­ now Is needed generally - In all the management of labor ond sup "The inrm poration of such Lewisite mustard ga* is n potent Walter IJeigli repotted on tb«- mounlam pacie* guarding the could not change one new rate inion on Florida laws gjvrrnlng the are* from the Appalachians plirs so “ tire whole resources oi Reporter program wltlch| rich uhher anil lea plantations articles tn the Irealy," the paper gas Intended for warfare and it such salaries after Judge Waie without 'changing the others, said to eastern Nebraska and south­ the Community are available for Veteran* bean! -eaib Tue-dsv evening in western Java. An Indonesian added, “ Is regarded in Pari* asil* very lethal, even in diluted bad presented a bill to the Com- Mr. Sayer, The ordinance goes in­ ward through Kansas, Oklahoma evidence that along with nego­ form," be slated at 7:45 o'clock over WTRR. use and are used in a m*nnri mission which Included an Increase In. Mill* w*» the first scien­ and Texas. communique .said the Dutch a*- tiation* between the United States to effect on Oct. 1. Approxlmatelv 50 inemlier* atfrom 1500 to 11,200 a v.»ar. The hot dry weather w*» d# best calculated lo serve thr ill tsnded the meeting and C. W. tackrd with parachute troops and and Italy on the above treaty tist to sujtport. the poison g*» Die Commission alio placed o.i ' Tha Legislature in 101? set x f«r the "tide” which has scribed by Agriculture Depart­ Iciest* ol the community. (Cat) John son presided In the »h- infantry, supported by arlillety they were also negotiating a mill-, theory county judge** salary at (1.200 a a first reading an ordinance pro­ ment official* In Washington as tary agreement directed in the killed million* of fish along Flor­ •'tic* rtf Gomdr. F. D. Bcott, It The opposition ballots came ida’s West L'nait and left their and tanks, along the Datftjoeng first jdac* against Yugoslavia. te a r whan the county population viding fot inciryse in ii^ipection ICsstlssM m **•■% Twer from Conservative and Liberal '■ax announced that, beginning |*rhed 22.00a In 1040 the county Jogjakarta Ra’Hway. It said} "Report* about this treaty Lille*' littering Iteachaa from d't-t. 8 th* post will hold two feta of electrical initallationi, and opponents who hail attacked thr opulatlon waa 22,304 as rotnparrd ''H'tmilnttrrt *»n !*<*«• Tn»l *- Sarasota to Clearwater. Other there were numerous casuilliei legislation as n "dictator hill." ti’Mtlngx a month. scientist* have Mamed a microwith 18.785 In 1030. Tho Sem- in line with building* and plumb­ Deep Sea Fishing., (CitHfiMurd !• r* I'figf T it isI The vote; on the third and final ■ fnole County Court waa created by ing inspection fees . organism. • . Party Gets Bij? Catch leading, folluwed nearly IK -houfs Tile Army hs* admitted dump­ 7’ ac t of th* Legislature In 1U23 R hcc Ih Muddled In A list of 27 haiardou* Interraraguaynn PrFHident ( O i l i n g tin l*ni* Tift) ing some mustard gas bomb* in .which set th* aalarv of the judge scctlonx where shrubbery or tr*e* Marcel Fell!*, local sign painter, Czechs Welcomed To Mississippi Election the Gulf last summer, but denied i of th* County Court a t (500 -n obscure th* view of moW M* was ■ FleeN Capital City who recently returned with Mr*. tbe gns was potent enuugh to | vear. -iri preaented .by IWk* tiGMnf Roy Faille from Toronto, Ontsrjo,. to World Scout Meeting *o • many lists over »o wide Charleston; Youth Judge War* today declared that VVHHanrv.' T m Commlilton iletnrHDEN OS AIRES, Aug, 12 M l JACKSON, Ml**.. Aug. 12. bPi kill so an are*. . . he had thown since 1340 that ac­ piin*tl that the owner* of sueh day reported that he and M l wife rigentlne source* **bl train/ — The race for nomination as Treated For Rabies MOISSON, Franca, Aug. 12— Mississippi's lieutenant g o v e r n o r --1ho*#* valor* arising from th# cording t o th* 1017 law lie was shrubbery be notifled'Tri, trim it made big catches of snapper ami President lliginin Morinigo--of , enttilftT'to a*, (alary lncrea.se but within Uiraa fast of th* ground. trout on a deep tea fishing trip-ht Paraguay bad fled ..the . -tabtl- UP)—East-West antagnniim* up. was ■nuRldTed today after tw o of surf and gusli, which cause in e rt­ Seqneth -Hrebham, -rigtst—i-par \tiM-nt*n*d caplin! nf Aunnclor, peered turlay to have dissolved tho~ four-m en who trailed Ham ing and cAughing. are not from that hq. had not ronueslet Ms nf Failure to co m p ly within reason- Davtona Beacji—Sunday. huLsjfc G rttuK ltr Gommfteion. Ho sta ted *bl* tlm* w«v -mean thxr "ris* Hared that they both got sea sick. old boy who was recently bltun Im' (Ha Asuncion radio aald hi* among the Boy .Scout* attending Lumpkin In' last Tuesday’s pri­ Ihe fish tberoaeTve*. It I* tha Thee were among a party of 14 by hls-dog which In turn was bit­ fpneminent was pledged In “win the World Scout Jamboree. fiat hit* ‘* p rk '’as County Judge Cily will remove the shrubbery. mary said they would not con­ presenre nf some irritating ga*. C*echo Slovak scouts, tho only test hia nomination and two he continued. on the "Echo,* ana Don Sill and ten by a dog that had rabies, a r­ l , and Judjf* of tho County/Court ‘In rfihlltion. trees a t Iitterser- Mr*. L. L. Bill, Mi mother were rived hem last night with hi* par- oi die" In defense of the city, "The poison ga* theory la the had Increased more than therefold l.oynlUt line* around Arunekh rejirewntatlves hero of a Slav other* were, undecided. (O atlaat* *■ (Mas Tw«» aboard, he said. 4ota from Charleston, 8. C. where are unbroken d e c l a r e d thr nation, found themselves plan* ; sine* ha to o t office in January, Lumpkin polled a plurality hut one entitled to the molt credence Mr*. Fall)* caught etx red snap the Incident took pace and this i 1937, and. that it Is no* necessary broadcast last night, re- antly and unexpectedly surprised not a majority over a five man and it should be thoroughly in­ per* to hi* three, he declared, and m vnlng reported to l)r. Frank Asuncion vestigated." he 'concluded. fr that another part tlmo employee Tropical Storm Is field -last ’TuemfSy; pnrtrd by Brasilian news axen- by the warmth of th eir Welcome, Meanwhile disposal crew *.were they averaged 25 pounds each Uuillman at the Seminole County and pamphlets they brought with b* had In hla office." Grady Cook, second high man, They also caught in id pound Health Unit for Pasteur treat­ : The Slate Comptroller's report and Tom J. Grayson, fourth high again clearing Pinellai* County ‘'Thi**'consilium* . new triumph fJ.'fu Headed Into Gulf Readies of dead ft ah cast. UP grouper and returned with a light ment. . for 1045 Haled the total receipt* for the Morinigo government of Slav youth remained In'their man, announced they would not during the night, but tha*deposit» truck loaded with fish and 400 headquarters - tent, umllitrihutcd. go into a second primary. Ji-asa of Judge Ware'* office n t D.M4; The search fo r the hoy started vloch,tnfcelher with the Colo­ MIAMI, Aug. 12, bP)—A trop­ Home of the Ciachoalovak hoya W. Rhanks, llilrtl high man, who were the smallest in several day*. expanse* were (2.4 21 and icnl storm with rapidly nlcreaa- pounds of Ice to keep it fretl. They here yoiterday after Dr. (Julllnmn rado! (members of the conserv­ Very few dead fish apjieared gave away most of their fish and had received a telegram from tho ative Nations! Republican Party said they expected to find I he Inhrrtted the right to demand n L'-it after deduction of (485 in «x- fn r force is expected ted to ccress the faaa he was allowed tompen- -Yucatan Peninsula today and en­ last evening dined wttn Arthur Charleston Board of Health sta t­ t>t'king tha administration), prom­ camp antagonistic. Instead, they run-off when Cook withdrew, aald nn *tmres inside Tampa Bkr and Yowsll on hie yacht at a fish din­ ing that the dog that bit Ken­ ises to win or die. were welcomed with open arms. ■tion of (5.A53. he waa undecided. So wa* the rrew* in thi* area vvert reduced. ter the Gulf of klexlro tonight ner. One 17-year-old Ciechoslovak Rev. Charles Hamilton, low man neth's dog ha<] been found to be Winds of 60 to 00 miloe an hour, boy aald; of the five. mad. and that the boy'* dojj Is l«. Defendants In War ew Title Of Indian with a squall area extending 150 2 U. S. Airlines To "We’ve learned a .new kind of IVlien Shanks said he wa* uti Ing Investigated for rabies. mile* ahead of the renter, were Miami Beach Police inlernaUonal unity hare. We were decided, the question arose wheth­ Trial Are Convicted ;ader Is Designated reported a t 10 A. M. by tile Feder­ Kenneth appeared lo lie In good to look for political unity er Hamilton could demand a run­ Call Oriv Bugsy’s Girl physical condition, said Dr. (julll- Operate Toyko Line taught al Spirm Warning Service here. between nations. Here, nation* off. DACHAU. Germany. Aug. IS, man. Treatments will he stalled KARACHI, India, Aug. 12, (A*)— WASHINGTON. Aug. IS—(JP>— Just Grady Norton, chief storm fore­ .don’t matter. I t’* a higher (,!•) All 231 defendant# in th* Pakistan Conatltuent Ai Arum* caster. aald Continued northwest­ MIAMI BEACH. Fla., Ang. 12 as toon as the aerum can be de­ Two American airlines have been unity, between human livings, War Crimea trial nf Buchanwald Iv today adopted a resolution that ward movement was Indicated af­ -U P )-P o llre Chief P. P.. Short livered. authoriied to operate between th* not countries. Every boy It Just Firts Destroys Barn FoncentraUcm camp operator* Pacific Coast and Tokyo as a fohammed All Jlnnan, president ter th* tropical disturbance en­ and acting Detective Chief convicted by a U. 8. mili­ first stajx toward reopening Japan a boy to every other boy.” ’ th* atsem blj and governor gen- tered the Gulf of Mexico and a Charles W.. Pierce of th* Miami Belonging To Syntes were tary court today. Sentence* will " designate of Pakistan, b* ad- tentative note o f caution waa Beach Police paid a “courtesy Truman Family To lo commercial aviation. be pronounced Thursday. Disckming this today, Stale teed ee "Quald-E-Axem Moh- sounded for the Mexican ami low­ call" on Virginia HU1 yesterday, All the defendant*. Including A back firing tractor *ct flra to Make Trip To Brazil Department officials said that Mrs. H. S. Hoffman amed All Jlnnah," despite strong er Texas roasts. it was learned today. hay In the large barn of Roy Pyme* many 8S guard*, were charged Pan American and Northwest Short said that he triad fb ques­ I The advisory: Died Monday A M. and tha blaxe, fanned by a strong with violating the law* and uaThe small tropical storm la loc­ tion the girt friend of stein gamb­ WASHINGTON, Atlg. IS UP}— have b«aa (ranted temporary per­ north-east wind, completely ilr»- agr* of war by personal brutali­ Th* title, which m eans "G reat ated near latitude 20 north, long!- ler Benjamin announced tod* (Bugsy) * 9c-gcl The Whit* House _______________ ay mits for operations to Japan, Mrs. Harriett Susan Hoffman. troyed the frame and metal *lruc. ties and the murder of prisoner* permits were They aald the r • * * w " will be used In all nf- i ttide * 87 west HM h or a short distance about her “actlrltlea Tn Cellfornln" that President Truman will lw vettarday morning tura which wae Immediately west of many rountrie*. It le *»tlmat*d dal act*. doenmenU, letter* and south of Cotumel Island, Yucat­ ■he “was very light mouthed" accompanied on hia forthcoming granted partly to enable the tif 69. died in* to trip to liraxll hy Mr*. Truman fin b*pinning Ang. )S. an. It is moving northwestward and he "learned nothing." ' transport 400 -----businessmen following a lingering Illness, Hha of Mr. fljrme* home on We*t First tho death* at Buchenweld totaled from 150.000 to 200.000. - Th* debate pro Si who are scheduled to go to Tokyo wa* born Oct. 9. 1887 In Rpring- Street near Rand* Siding. rroflded the liveliest about 15 mllei an hour with rbvmgHa Mid that he, Pierre and Ed and their daughter, Margaret. :.L__* L - . l -of > _a __l_. j . , _i Char lea - -Q, j _k o u ,_p m ld ili t Ja I , thU-4»rek—-4p- a ta rt raoparting field,-Ill. s n d - wa*--a re*ld«nt of ■- The f l r e w * report<-d -a t- I3t35 1— A fter-the-eaorl presi l-nt, Rrift* eslon since the assembly opened miles Bishop.'head prUsto detect. lak e Monroe for tha past sight P, M., according to Flra Chief M. Vlrm-ral Emil 0. Kell, pronounced if*and brought Dm flirt our. outward Ire •aagency hired by Mis* Hill to prrM M CTtW jv told rep o rters1Japanese foreign trad*. N. 'Cleveland. The light pick-up the verdict, the prl toners began . II also waa announced that tho year*. that the President'* ‘Gyinff vlilt sareut split between tha Moslem 150 miles ,to th* north of tlm guard her 24-boure 24-hours a day day, She I* survived by ona brother; unit wa* aent to Jhe *c«ip and presenting personal plea* for »end Congress delegates. - cenler. th* only,ones present daring the to Rio Da ‘Janeiro la still sched­ Stats Department ha* submitted The center will pass .. uled for late August or aarlv te tha ll-natlon Far Eastern Prank H. Staley of Muncle. Ind. At least 20 long wed bod* were clemency. 30 minute conversation. Those convicted included a for­ 'CHIEF CONVICTED ■lightly south of Cozumel I t ___ Short said Miss Hill "appeared September, but that tha lime of Commtealoti a detailed policy and two coualna, Mr*. Dale Krein- firemen kept the blaxe from fur­ mer American eltlxen, Edwin Kat5W YORK. A u g .. 12, ^ / F b - In a few hour* and cross over tha reluctant to talk." " It waa mostly departure is yet to be deterrnln- statement of thi* government's brlng and Ml*. Paul Oglesby ther ruining aeed bed* and cover*, destroyed, Mr. Sjrme* estimated xen Ellenhogan, himself a BuchenBlgnalioan Harold E. 1 ad. ' view* on restoring commercial of Lake Monroe. northern Yucatan PenlntuLi this email talk." h T ta id . weld prisoner who became a Th# born was Insured, he said. Funeral aerrieea will be bald 29, waa air flln to to Japan. afternoon and into tha Golf of MU* Hilt Mr. Truman plans to be h here from trusty assistant of the Nail*, and art Seed bed paper estimated at a t 10:30 A. M. Wednesday at Until, now, Commercial air ser­ Mexico tonight Caution la ad­ Paris early Saturday morning. Braxll for tha closing day* of Joel* Eu Waldeek, former spes’l fleet tons accusing him vised in northern Yucatan and ad- it wa* In her hom e.In Beverly the In tar-A meric an Defense Ctrii- vice hag been prohibited by Gan- the Southxlrte Cemetery with lb* *2,000 In value wa* doatregred, Prince along with email tools, the trac- high S3 officer who wa# tbe mistreating fellow p i____ _ Mac Arthur, su­ Erickson Funeral Home In chai ‘low prisoners iacent water areas and over the Hills, Call., th a t gummen shot fere nr*. ]{* will return to this oral DoogD* ter, ami record* which Mr. 8jrmes flrit German of royal blood to Dr. kbit* fn a Japanese prison camp Vouthern Gulf of Mexico during and killed Beige! while ha country with hi* family ahoaid preme an lag commander, a i an of arrangement*. h* tried for war crime*. kept In hi* office In tbe barn. 1 the Philippines. Brownlee will officiate. the battleship U. 8. 8. Missouri. occupation policy. th* next 24 hours. a Midwest Heat Wave Described As Crop Threat I ui "s Z r rS m i'ampan Supports _ U. S.-Italy H#vc ip«j8#n Gas Theory Agreed On Pact|For G„|f Rell o-i(,e Attorney General Rules Increase In Of C m l to'* v ? - * — =— k; R * r> ■ ■ > *&? SL5. "A - V j > \.; •• •? » F*=t f m- �-“■ft- 1'hc Sanford Herald Red Paper Traffic Accidents bM kllikM la luoe fabllikid Sail) rrrrp i tt f a n li, • ad aaadar *anl«>a. M»rMa t i l itaaaalfa A%*m , Thlrty-om* jwrBonn were killed u n result of traffic Occidents in Florida dtirittK June 1947, on Increuse of five (n comparison with llie nuiliber of futnlitlea recorded for the same month in 1940, Director 11. N. Kirkntan of the K * lm « it rU n .M iit i State Department of Public Safety has revealed. n « ( a W r i t * i » n , mi t u r r » * t n i f t r * A total of 531 accidents w ere’Investigated by State - I # N » l t l 4 , r i u f U l a . u M ilrt I k t A l l ml l l i r r h t , • Highway patrolman during the m onth-of Ju n e.this year while in the same month last y,enr 880 accidents were in­ m:-,tM•* ------------------------i-------------i H U IU M I -l„ IIU K i vestigated. Tiie number of injured jierHona increased from U lln * ■ • cnutioV iiEgx 280 last year to 300 for the some period this year. B u r la r t* M i i U | , i Lr Comparison of arrests for drunken driving shows that in June 1947 there were 14ft~j>ersona booked for this of­ It HM I tin id N II > fense while for the period in 1940 there were 168 sucli • la A d v ia F i ’&Cf C anln, m »a arrests. During Juno this year patrolmen arrested 944 •*■» *>»» Head ... . ' ‘traffic violators. For the sa^ier-n)onth«last year' they ar­ Km I] rested 871' persons. Written warnings, were-handed out to __ _____ t»«r 5,215 motorists during June 1047.'-'In 1946 fo r'th e same my # , - 1 . a H afclt a a t j t . a a H «a r< t a r t * *1 mopth 722 warnings were issued. p , < ( h a a l C f f i i l E l I t i i a ad -I ■ Patrolmen put in longer hours and traveled more miles 5 / m i t r t i l a i M a U (* c I k , , « » • • • »< Hi June 1947 titan they did in the. same period last year. a r n U l a a la a d a . «a III t>* f«r They spent 34,015 hours patrolling 484,907 miles of high­ ad r m U r a d o M U l a i r* « r« ways. During the same month Ln 1946 they chalked up la t a ad 27,987 hours patrolling a total of 412,816 miles. a ld K i t a r .. r r p , r * , a u l k r tllfr lr ra l-l Director Kirkman pointed out that Florida’s traffic ' ; t la l l a a n lla a a t I l H d >1 O f f l H k a re m a t a la la a d la d a l a t a - problems are increasing steadily due to the growth' and tal alllta la lb , raaalrr " llh SrlarlMl baadaaatlafa la CfcltM* expansion of the state us fi whole. The iwtrol strength of .•ail flaw Y»d. 160 men has remained unchanged. *<r--k T k i tla ra ld la a aiaaibaa a l d a A » . « , i n i - I l ’ rr* a a k l t b la a a lll la d n r l a a l t a l , l a Ik ? a d f a r a a a i d l l c a t la a o f a l l " d a la a a l aat?a r t l n t * 0 l a I k U a tk ia p a n a a . a i a>all aa *11 At* a r m d la a a la b a a . TUESDAY, AUGUST II. 1947 Si sr ■ tv . OL DIBLB VKHSE FOR TODAY L . YOU WILL HAVE TO LEAVE tdf~ EVERYTHINO YOU1HAVK AT^CUM ULATED OK MATERIAL h THINGS, YOU WILL TAKE NOTHING FROM THIS LIFE . g ? , # BUT MEMORIES: And Abraham .• -* n v i all that ha hail unto Jruui.— ■ ';G « n -2 8 :5 . * Tragedies Of Teen-Age Drinking "According to a careful survey, 71 per cent of the alcoholics examined were found to have been drunk belore they were 19 years old, some of them had been as young as ten - and a few even younger," reports Sarah Com­ stock in Your Life magazine. "The summing up of the survey comes, in brief, to this: The majority of alcoholics begun addictive drinking while still in childhood. “Since-it UrciJimervatlvely 'esflmirted' th a t we hare In the United States 750,000 chronic alcoholics, in it'a n y wonder that' a social worker says, ’If this teen-age drinking keeps on growing, a few more decades will find ns .carrying m burden of adult drunkg so large th at it will be a mill­ stone around our nation’* neckl’ * ■> “Where docs the blame for all this lie? Not, primarily, with these tragic, children. Sometimes it lies with their "amities who themselves drink to excesp, and so give the ys and girls a push along the same road. Or with fami­ lies so strictly teetotulish their youngsters 'sneak out tq snatch ‘ forbidden fruit. Friends and hostesses who urge too much liquot- upon Immature drinkers must also share the blame." ' ■ ----- I<'aalla**4 lr>M **•■• Oaat furthi-r klrtnethrn lh« ralUf, wbleapraad in Pari*, that th„ Hi- Gaapcri - guvarnmant, <)[*regarding the interest* of . the StaliM WTIEQ T .i,U ,| tlH • us Si I t SiZ* v U TiV« ( lit ; lit* New s T u iila b i ,H„ua» . D irk Atken Mpurts t-arade ii. k U iu . W ith C panl N ew s . S ilt - Pererte vrw P ro a r H sail, H ) , i Italian paopla, la perfrdly ready to mahe an pbedlant tall In U. B. U ssle handa." The diopatrh alfo -diacyajfcj American activity in' Grace*,'con­ cerning which Pravada declared “ii baa became known ln Par la l!*e News M l >‘In III* fta m e it that American repraaentatiraa are 111* V k o tl.u M oore* Marking out a new plan of inter­ »(»* N ew s vention In Graeco. P J 0 lu ee-la y E v t n lo c CUiiceIt)l<iUI ^ ^ They intend to form *volunteer’ UitA tail* News MsqueeUuPy Vouie detachment* of German Nail* >*>*) l e t b Itk o o i* ifu iiy Your* and Pollth Quitting! now In the l l i t b Dali S c u it• American occupation .tone of H i l l ittifew fu ilr Yum a Gertuany and concentrate thooe 1 1 IJ All i n . NaWs . detachment* in Italian porta then H iD - a ig n i ’ii u k u , —, tranifer them to Greece to fight tHi e,q s Clan On the guerrilla*." Prava raid. * i« i Kart, N ew s ' “American repreaentativaa con­ SiOl Celery C hopper* J u n l n r i ? tinue jointly with 'th e Grtok S ile ilw rexp u n ltars o f tha l-yirpl*. t e a * government to work out plana STiiml l H o ra in e MSedlinee for open military intervention. -rrttS M S u n r ise aM enm ]* The American representative*, l i S t .New, convinced of .the inability of *t»» SuutU * S eren ad e government force* to auppre** l i l t fltltc h lu g Tim eM orning Ltevinlunr the aver mounting- guerrilla tI ll* m Morning M editations movement, believe foreign military *i»* Nsws intervention in ‘ Greece to be t i l i g w lu g tlm e , w lih U leun MUlei a n d Uen* K n ip e essential. Oaniaty K ay* “At the tame tlhe, throe rap- tl ii ll tt Shoppers erersd e reoentatives believe It I* necesoary t i l * Wusnan'a dW orld to potlpone for a time the dlt- ltl« « ila a d llh e N e a r patch of American or Tnrkiah l#i»Z L atin A m srtfan ithyth m s troop* to Greece, aince in tbeir ZOitl T u n es V«u’ , , n . . , u . . u , t ItilO M orn in g Mslodtr* opinion thi* would involve certain II:#* News political dlfficultie*-dtnu**tic or t i l t * O rgsn Interlude o v er S'fugretir intcrnational-for Greece add the Rsrum * H i l l Luncheon rianc* United Statea." • H llS D r illin g on a CtouiS ItiS * IZitS IT. I liiS liS* 1:*S lit# litl 1:00 ZtSS IiM New* at N oon W sM ern Itoum tup N oon IU.*r X a u e Pruitii-s C ioartet N ew s lln w .'rd Bariuw Ily W av o f SluslC S alop Serenade N ew s H*r N one R au ch N e m o f the D a y J os CoVateada , f j f :-*ie I l l s A fternoon , p » m , itOO N e m 4 |IS I HU)’ Club >»## I.u csl New* St IS Nf v eil* Tim * Si in Meet the Band S i l l Dally Ctausfc* «]00 N ew s o f th e l)» y Indonesian War . --- ;------rr« U a w ( (teas Tow*' (IM) among the population. Meanwhile, in Jogjakarta authoritative source* said today that th* Indonesian govern­ ment had transmitted to U. 8. , a . pd a~r mi i■ _■ . Cohsul General Waiter P. Poote in Batavia a restatement ef its Summer vjuluf* at Miami lie detire for appointment of an ininclude Min Viigini* Hill. gnl tarnations! arbitration commission friend of the lair “Bugiy" Siettel. to work out a final isttlament with the Dutch. The CIO h*i hunched * nation­ The sources said that tha state­ wide ebropsign iceking the defeat ment had been relayed to Foote HiT&herHearingby. a special laillu chlKHit HiT» 'o f . 368 congteumen. Tltey don't morning with a renewed expreselike Anybody. ~ fUrtHl'Rfled 8*1179 f**sgs» Ion of appreciation for the United J»pi lean international Monopoly hill," Hoover Speaks States' offer of It* "good offices” 1 How far this bolita raekel can he added. in settling the dispute. '• (o' once it gell eilabliihed ii Brewster Is co-author of o bill The tint ion’s elder statesman, Herbert Hoover, who is The statement was said to havt whlrh over’ thewn by the aneil in Miami been agreed upon at a four-hour , would restrict If.- -S ......... respected by friend and foe alike, lias no hesitation in cabinet session last night sftsr If** ,*'r . 8 n t operations to one pf the city'* chief »alely im pede; casting the blnma for the present disturbed state of the Foote, who made a sperisl pUn* line, to ho formed j,y nil groups and another city employee on world Mpinrely tin the shoulders of Husjua^In.his birthday trip lo Jogjakarta Yesterday to interested In oversea* onerstiont. R #y*/ chargei of lellinti bolita ticket*. confer with Indonesian ’ officials, The measure has hacking of Pan statement he says: t£- ‘ ‘* ■■»■■■ ^ ■ American Airwave, B pioneer in had returned to Batavia. "Another year after the war’s end finds the earth overtese operations. Egypt bat joined that rapidly While no official statement 2. Re-examination of the need ■ growing lilt of natiom annum to without pence, little recovery in production, increasing waa made concerning lh« U. 9. special committee*. Th# get ihed of the ‘‘liiitiih Empire. danger of starvation abroad and a|arm s of another world •position as outlined by Foot* for H'i»he» investigation w*a conduct­ war. One nation alone by refusul of co-operation and to President Soekarno and PremThey didft'r have *o much lar SJarifoeddln, it w aa.under­ ed by a zpedal •committee and the destruftive acts, is responsible." to lay about it, though, when stood that he had expressed his senator said Congress will «xamHe maintains thdt it is possible to make peace among xtaff*- «m[-loved at Mussolini w ii making war along desire that the •IM. the nations outside Russian influence, but if that }4 not overnrfienl'* ndonasian and Dutch negotiate great expense, their border*. done, the United States may in? able to live in armed isola­ their dispute bilkttzelly with 8. A n e x a m ln stlo p o f. ths hack **,___ American n id .------ -— — ground and qualification „f all •r i-.. Now* jam niM lsm onte that * tion, which he admits is m ost1undesirable. He was said to hava told tha congressional commlttsa staffs. . To every thoughtful observer, n life of armed isolation, L y , s m*y°f w»l Jlected _ down • llmie Republican leaders that the United A. fVMshone' ■ ,1-1 fl,p “inlec. [ait week with 125 rotated pen- even for a nation as well-endowed as our own, in uhdesir- HUtes.- in offering its good off­ national aviation monopoly bill pie voting and 87 while people able. But if it is necessary, wo should form a peaceful ices, envisioned that they wonld hss been killed b y t h i record in & should be intciciting to Sanford- coalition of the Westerh countries. We must leave the'door he used not for mediation or ar­ # Hughes hearing.” He added bitration but aa an aid to obtain­ at Congress wll>- use a microsilea contemplating a municipal open to Russia to Join us If she will. But it she won’t, then ing £ agreement between the Dutch rone upon "efforts of ths utility let her do the business of maintaining isolation all by her­ election next Fall, Ordinarily in and Indonesian*, Just, as Britian’s lobby tq kill public power, so ap­ »a/ self and se$ how she likes it. good offices had been used twice parent during the la ft le u io n " ihi* city of 13.50fl" peiiom, not before during vlilta to the Indies - 5. Forecast that future congreamore than one or two hundred by Lord Killearn and Lord Invar- rinnal investlrsHon* wilt avoid lake the trouble to vole in * city chapel. The Attlee Program election. Under iucIi cntumilancei It was ' understood that ths "intemperate and unproven *eNew York Herald Tribune ' Republican government, In 1U SSETmjf*1"' ............. . i » F . ‘ anything coulJ happen, and might reply, said that having already 0 ‘Alahonev'a Riiereatlnn that It Atlanta, where there hat been It I* not *a«y to bring Into and Ihe program I* applied. Mr. appealed to tha United Natlona it felt itself •Congress should taka a look at a record-breaking - c r i m e wavt aound perspective the real nalurr, Attlee is already under attack Security Council bound to await further action by Ita InvestlgaUnr committee* got liner the war. women have or- depth or potential con»*muen.-ea of from the Conservative* on Ihe the Council on the question of from Senator Murrey the British financial eriii*. And ground that he Is too tender to­ , ganiztd the “Georgia Women Y It Ii hardly appropriate for Alitertha dispute to an in­ fD-Mont), ward the workers and from hie submitting Murray said th# two week* of ' Gun Club," and have hired «p leans to try to pais ImlgnictH on own far Left -,n the ground that ternational arbitration’ commiss­ .*> 1 ,*!. by tb* Republican-conejtpert to give them letiona in the "sufficiency" of (he diertic, if he Is too lender to capitnl. History ion. ■trolled Senate War Investigating « OL markiinaiftbip. "Piiiot Packing still generalized, program which and the liriUah people themordves Committee ot, Hughes’ wartime the Dritiah Labor government hat must decide the argument. For the Mamat, led by Mr*. Geutge Slew- belatedly presented to i<» netmlr. plane contracts represented “just Crisis Measure present, M r/A llk o a*ka from the another example of ‘efforts to arl, 60 year old grandmother, are Kiam the American point of view United Slates only modification of T ' ar. wl,n»«» who takes It can be said that juat over a year ff'ea tla eeS fle a s l*ags Oar) going around prepared to rhoot the non-dl*crim<nntlon and conver­ th- stand." this country (again, tibility clauses of the loan agree- of dehsle. The Labor Party holds -Brew*ter. who^ U chairman of at the drop pf * h it. All of which ago belated! belatedly) agTcrd to invest STn1} ant. The clauses ara already point­ a majority of about two to one the committee, commented In may be very well in there deyr billions in zsritiilv Brltlih recovery, aa a less, Their only meaning was to in Ihe Commona. of law leitn ru , but wc feel iori) prerequisite to the recovery of a insura a return toward a free econ­ Tha House of Lords was to Maine that Murray “ta trying to the war investigation com­ working InUrnaHdiial ente: prise omy as the loan did its woijc. Tha ircelve the bill for dsbsts on sec­ atop for their hutbinda. system. Todsy the credit !< with- loan. hewever.'Thta not dona its ond reading during tha sftsr- mittee again." Aa fon Murray’s "im ser" comPrime Minuter Attlee ii at tail in twv> month* of eshsiullop, and works the free inarkat envisaged noon. ment, Brewster said, "that’s a l­ Its object haa not been attained. The act continued indefinitely I In these clause* Is a present tm gellipg around to talking common so a m atter ef opinion.” The reason* are several *nd r *n-, PosalbBIty. and. whatever the l*ral and mads applicable for th* new Murray said h* waa ssrious in ’> f Ihe IbitUh people. He not be laid wholly to any e W na- PbaDlon may ba, 8*cr*tary Mar purpose of coping with the na­ - now tell% thtm that “We cannot tiogal policy. Tha norm s of last1shall la entirely right in rc-onaider tional sconomic crisis th* tmec- gugeaU ng the senate should in•to itfl own investigations. |tU«por* lh« help, which, our lal- winter, which aevorely cut B riliahing clauses whoio maintenance gsney. powers given the" gevtmr . i j t r ment, then Conssrvatlvs^at the production at a burst critical Unu-.1 would be of no effect and of no ^ ^ ^ S m e m b e r i of- the common Ireginnlng of th*. war. The poweta ware unforeseeable. The sharp value to any one, Heat Wave *m wealth have been and are giving leval-aharp.’^ B u t this la technical and throw* Were renswedon a short-term ba­ (C n lla v tl fr*M p « « o ^ ) *o generautly . we mint regain sis in 1P1G to rover the tranti^aomLu,1aih? '° T ,Wu ■ tl,lht 0n ,h j fulUro- U J,rthreat" to all midwestour economic freedom and gel ^ 1“ u * L1C 1 4 lU*« doss not succeed In rioting tlonsl period from w ar to peace. aern"eertuita crops. It also gives the government into a pozition in which we pay /-Tm i?nJ W Cn i * y, *Tef l ,lia *f*P now tha exhaustion of th^ regulatory Tha only relief | n proapect for powen: . .T* ° th" 0,ht*' 1",nd‘: dollar lean will do It for him in a •il we need by our own exFor "promoting productivity of any. of tha midwest, forecasters tha Inability or unwillingnets of faw more weeks, and the result Very i-til laid. Somc- tin Labor government lo rasd the! would seem to t>e the tame. Lon- industry, • commerce and agricul­ •aid, would be a narrow band which needed lo. be laid eanger slgnaU an-J move to e/fee-'don. talking dramatically about the tures, for "fostering and direct­ of eool air moving eastward to­ night across Minnesota and tha • minute the war ended. Bui tlvo action until thav ware hlaittd world “dollar famine," doc* not ing exports of any riaaose from northern Great Lakes region, in*/' it by th* crilirit n cf their own1 conceal tha Idea that the Attlee *11 or any countrl*#," for the electorate got from pubdc baa at law nunnried a program may break dollar price*, dressing the balance of trade." widsly scattered showers were Attlee then glowing wordi crisis which might have been met Whether it does or not, the qu**Mexnwhiia, the owners of probable tonight also tn northIowa, extreme southern like government wai go- t».o?e easily W4»n greater prompt- Hon for American policy will (till Great Br|tian’* 46,000 motion western Minnesota and wert-centraI Wis picture th eg ten declared today feed, tlothe and-houte ev- m V . . . . be serious. W# cannot continue to conalti but t ^ y ware not expected A* a t fezamolt of that dpmrstlr loan exports to rconomiei which they "cannot conliaua" without to b« of any benefit to crops. w end it wazn’t going lo cr ikitm . ah arUclj from "Tl« fall to show the will or ability to Hollywood picture*. Although temperatures yester­ anybody anylhirjg. They urged th* Labor govern­ i.cimomlst of 1 u i mu was re- get thaadvra on a srtf-sustaining day ware below the 100-plus p ri-» d on Uv* J* jj a werk ngo basis i but neither, on th* other ment to reconsider the 75 per readings of last wttok's searing CelltoI M- yittleoa ns# png.um follows band- can we price ourselves out cent' tax on foreign flint earnings, blast, a few mldwestern points which Provoked American tih a at the Jay- *lg**lyl° ‘Plritand even In detail of a world market wh companies to embargo all ship­ reported highs of 100 or abova "The JCconoraislV* advice. moat ranging upward from •gave the ments ef feature pictures and 00, short subjects to Britain. ’ picture c*f food In aharp contrast, Idaho Fails, “Ja It your deliberate intention H IM for them g u and of i B H I to obH terste the British film Idaho, reported a low y*aurSpecifically, he has called for Icturnomio atatesmanshlp. of » how industry?** ttw Cinematograph day of 80 dagreas and a trace limning tha mRera’ work week by of froat but general rainfall pre­ t>rld. two and a half hour*; gutmtally, Exhibitors Association vented crop damage from the P rim s M U dsttr A ttlee tn e said h* haa exhorted labor to more cold. However, some grain . w ai published after an production, zziinagemtnt to more U. S. Charge. eon lost In thrift, counties struck by in the use of capita] for | better rsstraint bill storms. ^fh e confiscation of 75 ataenUOl rathsr than merely pro(O llIS H S i rag* Owe) Beneficial rains ware reported :;*#d heie fitabla end*. The general appeal *4, “in Order to Ji Justify the In- cent of the earnings In this « in Kentucky, Tennessee and south­ oui ta backed by the hill taking n*w ere*** in the InUrference In S r of American film coo ward, hut tha waathsr generally thout an #*ra for the IlnHted I'aiirtpdeP Greece- The United Slate* need­ fain pokrera continued hot. ing avmilabls^mld only tlon of ittols on both man power ed a eubetdiary tliiraa the withdraws) o f “ to crw U the Im but ou t : Jrvd ItM H iW m I v .H terfarenc* from Wtpmt, m Price Inquiry RADIO PROGRAMS f f; T U E S DA Y , A U G . 1 2 , 1)1? THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA TW O « r S if'a a ria eed H ew Tea* n i r l ment. the CIO full employment committer- had issued s call for a special ’session of Congress lo re- 1,000,000.Gallons Of Water* Are Used Every Day In Sanford 191*. P«vl?u*i rubber •< /V, IC a a llr tiZ I n * I'aa* IIh | led, but he*declined to li»t a p eciftc o n e* . “The results will be intsiu^ 8anford residents use 1,000,000 In Ruhr coal produclion | than anything that comas ,*st s S k. there would be anether round of ^ |h# F|orj j , |>ow, / ghd Light; g |r William Strang, head’ j wage demand* If living vost* co"-, c ompgny and Ihe Stato Adverlis- (he BritishR group, said he sgmj agne] H H i , hi. Li. announce'• log Commission, tv atcr is CUrk r^aliedj In Commission. Water is taaen taken generally with the dcfinitiun tf the work the conference fact*, ment that lT .U d.nl Tril.ii... h . . <'..m H..|i . . I I , Thorp wba aaked to ctumunt icpcstedly warned _______ ____ _____ _______ I P on a published report that Sun. rising prices. Bled St Thirteenth S ited and tary of State Marriiali and UrltClark's statement said: French Avenue. Tho water i* |,h Foreign Minister Bcvip kt»i “In hi* State of the Union mes­ chi urinated. • , • agreed to postpone the quettis, sage in January, President Truthe heading, sewage and of__whether, lo socialize the Gt^ msrTpointed out to the C o n g ress__.Under . . . _________________________ that, deepite half * c . t u r / of sn- "»»'« dlfF « s l ‘' U j Z ^ d that n i a f t j j t w * ; ^ . — ti-lruZt-Jaw~WifWTVWMTT^TTft ofi U . n.,)' T 1 J ,\?e a . )w ' T, j P . '* i „ , . H ieTravest throats to our welfare1 * « being m ade.for a ntW, don’t Always believe what I lay ia_lhe increasing concentrs- *7**m •«* in the paper.. I ‘Just-esa't lion of power in the hand, of g l ‘rie* are reported to us# Jm iner- comment on that. ■ Small number of giant organiza- • ,0'* ®*' dump at own « p>| ----- --— — ■ ■ . -» lionz. and that today we Bad that GsrUg* is collected twice) When Untold F airhs.r ttsto a greater extent than ever b*-’ Norway In 8.2^ thuuu«ai l f | fore whofe imiustrie. ave^^ domin-' • Educational faeilltie* includa of the local jarl* or lord* ahw. « •led bv one or • few larger orw h lu . ^ b ^ 1* done.1 their, ancestral estates irj J present enrollment of 712. am up new establishments in sock ganizations which .'an .restrict 1 withansaltu nf •txtlrt .IIIftini'* 1«atj* In .Iv .l «L_ production in ths interest of high­ and capacity of BOO, -on# Junior1 place* as Scotland, Ireland. tLeer. profits and thus r.vtuce em­ High School with 222 puoilz and Hebrides tbe Orkney*, the Shet. 250 rapacity, and one whit# hlrh lands, tha Faeroes, northern ployment and purchasing power. "In hi# recent mid-tear econ­ school with 482 snrolUd snd 5w> France and several countries ea , the Mediterranean. omic report, the President warn­ capacity. ed that prices, to, support a pros­ -Thera are two negro elementary schools mentioned, with 780 en­ permia economy, must be kept down, to the lowest p u n t compat­ rolled and capacity listed as only "YOUR H IT PA R A D E " ible with coat a and reasonablu bus! 450. There is one high school n ett incentives and that a free (Crooma Academy) with enroll­ WTRR enterprise asytrm can not. toler­ ment of 400 and raparitv of 7100. Under health facilities ta Hated ate collusion in price, in curtail­ TUESDAYS ment of output, or in restriction the County Health Department 7:15 — 7:45 of capacity expansion, or. tho h*m- with a atairf of one full-time and nering of the entry of new firms one Dgrt-tira* doctor and threo Into the business life of the com- nurse*. It operates ventraal niaease. m s u z u L child; health and njunity. .. . *Dr. (ju rie s L. Persons™ “The antf-tnilt program for thle Weli-bhbv*anUnubercldoaH clinic#. vear will be aimed at these vital Fsrnsld-Laughton Memorial Hos­ Optometrist In addition to Ihe navy program pital, • general hospital has 126, Sanford Atlantic Bk. Bid*. problems. • Phone 296 Public parks mentioned Include’ Hours: 9-12 1-5 the division will continue lie pre­ Sat. 6-12 sent activities aimed at breaking the Ninth Street Ball Park, th* Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted u d monopoly power In various In­ Lakafront-Softball Park and Fort Mellon Park. Athletic liable -in­ dustries." clude I Seminole High School foot­ field and Municipal DmII Park. Arab-Jewish Clashes ball Mullat LflkeJ |Pnrft>4ind Big Tree are publicly opera led. In Palestine Persist Park Sanford Is reported to have 160 miles of paved and 100 miles of JERUSALEM, Aug. 12. {JP)— gravelled ■*?—>* Ahoiit M) n«rThe toll in continuing i Of Ihe street* are curbed nnd irllh violence in Palestine rose't'DDlt approximately 20 percent ihozld to 6 killed and 14 wounded to- be rebuilt or extensively repaired day. The latest casualty was a Jew- during the next five /taro . tab mute Seriously wounded by a knife attack otf the Jaffa-Tel Aviv city line. Police said the damned by the C ity' aural in­ mule waa unable lo identify the spector, Dr. Raymond Bass, anil attackers, but it was presumed had been burned In the City ihritterator. they were Arabs. NEW MONEY FOR Chief Williams reported the. Three Jews were killed last YOUR OLD THINGS night in the second night of com­ repair work had bran completed munal strife in the all Jewish on the garage building back of You/' Diicsrded Furniture city of Tel Aviv. A group of men the jail and that a life saving Pkvno, Radio, Ui^ycU, Tools, identified by police as Arab* ac­ boat will be kapt there with loo Bos. z u be soM e k l costed and stabbed a Jewish man trailer, grappling hooks and inand woman near the Jaffa bound­ hsiator equipment to ' supplement A WANT AD IN ary, and a little later another that at the Fire Station for res­ NEWSPAPER cue work. man was beaton and stabbed’ to death by passersby.- Police first btlleved this victim to be an Arab, but laUr. .identified-him as Y A R D L E Y V E N E T IA N B L IN D S America's M om Beautiful Aluminum - Cedar — Polished Aliimlnuz [C ity Commission Aak Me For Free Estlmaie P. W. 8 T E V E N S - 617 W, ItoblitHon - Orlando < ra a t|a a « 4 rraat l*a*r Oar) Phone 2-0729 lions must have a space of six feet from the ground to the low­ er limbi and branches, it was ruled. D. B. Stafford waa granted a beer and wine tolling license Jt 1404 West Thirteenth S trttt, With the ptarlsion that tho placo of business be closed on Sunday. Bids were authorized for two dump truck bodies, each equipped with a hydraulic hoist to ba used on now trucks for garbage an 1 trash collection. Ths Commission took undst advisement a request by O. W. Kilbee for payment of |B2 for meat he had brought to town for Impaction which had bszn con- . ANNOUNCING OPENING ;** OF BARBER SHOP . .r v’- r > - , ; Rear Of BENTON’S FURNITURE EXCHANGE • 315 E. 5lh Street * :• - ’.v 7 -■ - 4 ) W IT H *** • HP V . Hue’s a combination that will save money for you for a long, long time to 'come JN 1W B O M B A @ F IN E TRUCK E R V IC E . . .a truck that fHs your lob will olvo fop opoiat' Ing Economy arid longer ; *i wHh all work don® by tralntd truck mtchanlcs . . . and with tho us® of fodory.®nfllnoorod parti. s’ V. ’ . . >} *{ 109 palmetto A vi. fk rW E Hi ; 1E1f=f * - *"9 J 5, — :: -v--^^ . ,1 . 1- T : * r- ... _ . *> ■■ - ■. ' V ’ I ‘ i - Y O U 'L L S A V E M O N B Y A T -. : _ ________: t CLARENCE PARRISH, Barber . ,*.to . ‘was not Ruhr Talks — ^ . -v. I . i o’ —z--. f. , _• - - : . * �PAGE THREE ANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, AUG. 12. 1947 Oxygen Use In Planes With Unpressurized Cabins Found Helpful AP NtWllMlWM.. "breakfast flight" •* C ivil/ttlf regulation* at present require oxygen only for mem­ ber! of the “operating crew" df such aircraft at heights between .10,000 and 12,000 feet, and stipu­ late that an “adequate supply’ of oxygen must he available for above 12,000. Seminole County Court Records Albert ftaltt* n a i Nellie It Eoholi, Hoy IV *1*1 To It N W|od- k*m tF«* Simple Decdr L*tur*ncr A ttux Cscvlla To .t u * Vivian Nrwntin. IMnJmmln etui Hetty R To Himg.l K Itoblna r u n (lerIll: VI. H TA TB RORTUJ Md k T n slus Msi> I. T-. First Kfdtrsl H iv ln n and lx) ,n Amctstlon D nillM . K H rtux Je*th To n m red»nrrnatmgi iiui ia>#n AMOdsUnn uf Silver The LONGWOOD HOTEL LOMiWOOD, FLA, wete c imtdliltcnted COAl they niuu in grtmltTi In popularity every day. hnit'ttiil Ihcir •r Kudin,*. Jr., >hlef Sanford Hein Urine your fuwTfv or friends for a iin t u r eh k r a a l held in nficfut I " " represent a la. get- rfcUNCIiliON or DINNER PARTY u beinr; mads', for n ht tu lie ■stMiiiM.red ■t. .Mr. Browning, Sorting full course Luncheons from 12 — 2 i stated ’he Aii- it and l.utitrre inn sc Shrimp, Chicken, Dock, Hum in ters, in c lu d in g our 8MORGA8< lu llc r. W eek d a y s fro m 5 to 8. Sundays from 12 to 8. te rtf the flight iand at lie hart been ill* »ard Uigifm.’. manS.-mlrtnie County rntmorre. flint speent fnr *he visitor* «mr * 1~ + Kvl IRON *• ORE •X ten ■g _»ii IRON OKI !DlfOSITS tnnu 1 1 inLMI (HI ANOIO-AMERICAN Ulsctittloas, looking to inn cased coal output In Ute German Ruhr, scheduled to begin In Washington in the near futiire, are considered highly Important Pi the future of Kurope. The above map showx location of Ure coal and Iron ore deposits. Chart* tndicata amounts of Iron, coal and steel produced In Germany and France. The big ques­ tion will be wtrethcr tn revive the Ruhr ns a steel center, u It wss before the war, or to concentrate^* making of *\eel elsewhere. Prevlmixly, Ih# cflMANT from $1.50 it by ilui Chamber rtnup, Our screened in Torch U most suitable for llridge Turlies. ircle Meets trs. HucUer 'tucker wns hostv*** *tf the First HnpMundue altcMunin. l'W>kx.,Jjt, lUV-iidcij tmvtnrw m cethtr time Mr*. J. T. *.. George .McCall thi* , *er vice, Pilot,i by Nit'holl* Htiulr ircd that tiiv Mrt Odltlfnhu* ( Mi- Vilen Itoyd Wallace. Jr., daughter off Mr. and Mrs. re cltAigp "f .Milk Itoyd. Hr., .h Ii«mv marriage to Mr. Wallace was nn event of i' program . A.ig. t* in Spartanburg, H. C. The ceremony wa» performed by the I lii v. .In),n H. ItlihaiiUon in the Second Presbyterian. Wrurrh. Mr. in business meet- tin Mr* Walt nee ui, nt present on o wedding trip thiouph North Iter served *>i lot t'aioliitii mid Ohio and plan to return tu Florida in the late Fall. lilemlx-ie present, t vccii" Ml*. Ilrtutkf Mm. d 1 R .n a u d e l u i ELI. P i l l I*. A lbert * lu x N ellie R T e A J W Iliu m . Johnson. Arthur e t u i Elisabeth N To C a m lb o ir y D a rd en s Inc. P rb urn. O liver I—e t l m p r a ttle C To Casoatbsrrr H arden. Inc ' Ellis, Charles K e tu s Adslls To P (o n d a H lste Hank K B o rssrd . VV H r i a l A nn* Derco* T o C ltlssn* R ank n f O rtfdo Marrenslle. Anthnny rtu x Roa* k To Sanford A tlsn tir N ational Hank Robins, Hamuel K rtu x riertm'tr C To lim a Van Dam . ■ CHATTIII, MOIITfl t f i n * M aenussan. It K sh d (T srencr L W arn. T o P terion H U te Hank RKTAIX TITI.S: I O X T M I T nraniR gen and K luge Inc To Al* bright Press g A T I B r A I T in * OP U O IlT U tU IK Carswell, IV 111lam 11 elnx Marine |e T o II I e .ie r T h o m a s e t u i p in ren .e (B eal) C aw elherry tlsr d e m Inc T» Ar thur J o h n so n ttux E llia b eth Careelhsrry Oardene Inc Tn OtiVsr Lee P yhu rn s t m I’etr lle LAW S P IT W II R atilerson VH C t* VVel«h R V iL n u s n rP H W iT je B Collins, Xtt Maple A venue Future Of Western Europe Seen Linked With British Crisis of lutrsh 'depression before il finnil v comes util upon the bioad highway to recovery, A ttlee him­ self minced no wordi over the scriolisnesa o f the Puiiliim. “ We have to face now," he sa d, “before tvu have recovered from the e ffe c ts o f the war, and lie for * our long-term plan* liavo taken effect, I lie neecsslty of reiving eft'' tlrrlv on our own resu uees. This is n nituiition ns rent'll i a* any th a t bn* faced us in nue l.rng hlstory. We nitrst, th e n fore, act vigorously an d draitlealiv.* The P rim e Minisier galled on the cotm lrv fo r it natlonnl e ffo rt com patnble fo th at tvhieh was developcil d u rin g the war. An cs* Ry DKWITT MACKF.NZIB AP Foreign Affair* Analyitt The aennational nature of Kngland's economic crisis, involving as itjlocs the great experiment In Hocialism, naturally renter* world attention on her, but wo slmiddn't allow oursrlves loTw niisii d into regarding this as sqlelj n llriti.xn disaster. Most tertainly it is one of* the momentous inlernaliu-ial developmrnts of the post-war period. Dp,un .JJritain's di giee. uf sutciu^-Ju .Umatoii lu.uuojliio radU-lUtvnsi* dealing with this emergency mtnl heard him "proclaim depend largely whether the Wes­ "We cannot rest upon thr help tern democracies are able to hold which our fellow mctnW’* W the thoir own against ihn Westward rommonwrallh hnvq brett and are sweep of an aggressive, empire living so gonorously, and even though pinna may bo pul forw ard building Comunism. Kngland’s had luck D a alm k r bv our friend* in America to help of rare good fortune for tha Red bring p ro sp erity bark to Kurope, lam and fta world revolution. we must sta n d on our own feel. T hat is Jt realistic approach to Should the crisis worsen and lie protracted, It m ight prove to tv j i ‘ tough problem , but there aro the Samson whose stningth would certain imponderable* tu bo dealt topple. the pillars of tha nlready with. One of them Is the V 'e n g th shaky polltlco-ceonomii structure of A tlee’s leadership, which Ms na* of W estern Kurope. ■ * • ina questioned Ity aom-' of hi* own An already terribly waakJreil followers, especially the rglynme France would find It Mlfflrult, if Id'ft-W inger*. It's quit • posslhl> not impossible, to keep her feet that the economic crisis may be under such circumstance*. French complicated by a potlpcrd trubregSocialist Premier Paul Rnmndirr A slialile H ft has dev duped over in a speech yesterday nttacki-d the asperation* of Comunism thu question o f nationalising the which he said tried through pro­ ro u alrv 's g rea t steel Industry. paganda to change the meaning of This nationalization was on the .the word “democracy." T he fate SoriulM election platform but of the small nations of Western thing* haven't gone well because Kurope obviously la Hnked with of powerful Oppositim from the sleel Interests. Th» lo>ft WTtgera that of France and England.* Prime Minister ‘Attlee declared Insist on carrying out the progmtn, M ora I roam r o tts s s la Lqt 1 Ulk and the political writer >f th* (.on- I T r 1*. don vastorday Britain fa “certain of victory." and the consensu* of ob­ servers seems to be that thia fore­ Although only a third of the cast is warranted. However, none United States motor travrl in at can stay at this juncture how long night, three of every five traffic the unfortunate _ __ deathe are-at night. struggle along tho tortuous'trod SCOn'S SCRAP BOOK Dailv E x p e r t» •nvt m ajor rhanges in th * . -jr-m n e n k may result. *' More Ilian 3,000 person* die In rural fires each year. r. TODAY' and WEDNESDAY! Spectacle! Savagery! bury! DOORS OTKN AT 12: IS T. M. CONTINUOUS SHOWINGS DAILY IH F.l/ FROM TUB BEGINNING: TYutures At thnil will) what MOM did tu '‘The 11liman Cornedy."_____ _ F. Umw mpier. .M *. W. Il Hollywood They cUanged il around Xo much that the complete tune ot the (limit wn* lost, .he. complained, “It t in net I 'tint to Im mmmy and Ry ItOii TIIOMAH ' C atdw tlt. Ilanry »iu* lle iltu d e Tn D II gilt-sl* juyci) the breakfast spring* and »wim* da. Ruhr atecl mills obtained their coal nn the xpot an d much of their Iron ore from northeast Franc*. The French mills Im ported Ruhr coal, but their steel output wax far below that of Germany;-------- tfntcf nnrtcmal) WARRANT* IIKKII) Williams. Lllssboth II. tWld) To William A. Hum. rtux Jull* County of swmlnul. |[IKKH| Tu Elmvr C. Ilstm an .tin Jrwte .ItanaUd. t~ A. «tua Mai* To V Malta i l a i Mltitils K '• l.allle. IlstuM H ui Jean Tn D in ar McKIrvalh *tux Violet l.. Kalamlnitt W » etua KmIs t. To II H Arnold . t i n m io iy t't» l N**l J in m he sliid.nt* of :hr I .of Aviation. \vn* *with e|et'?M plane* tlite-Tliv<,' Inchiilvtl rro Service al New COAl WASIUNUTOM—Col. M. 3. While. flight surgeon, find* that airplane passengers In unpressurIxed cabin* get headache* frn.it flying for long distances at 9,000 to 10,000 feet altitude, hut that oxygen cure* tn« headache*. Mental alertness, he added, ap­ parently alow* somewhat al above 10.000 feet under the same conditlon*. Major Airline* usually fly under 9.000 ' feet, but go higher with pressurised cabin plane*. Writing in the Journal of Avtatlon Medicine, Col. White dc* scribed .studies of eight persons who ' made a roupd-the-world flight in «*• days a year ago In the Army Air Force* Air T ram port Command ship "Globcster." aches, diminished mental activity and many other ill-defined symptorn*" resulted from rapid ascent (about 9,000 feet per minute) la a 9,000-foot altitude. "They are frequently experienced by ind’* vlduals ex pored fo this altitude for period* longer than four hour*.” "I believe that In any prolong­ ed flight in an unpressurixed cab­ in planel supplementary oxygen should be available for passen­ gers at altitude* of at toast 10,000 ist, ij'uinU-r, '•!- A ulte.t Kiti“ June. Hk\cr. Mark St* slid lawyer Nat Willi* ceiolunH-d fill net Wllile hut e stiff, up* within n year. their seventh HnuiretiMty-. . Ft auk Situs! va "ns named Knoic. who once Made west N iit'jlltclur fur the llmnrii writing mystery «turh»», Kuiiyun cancer, f m.h- What'* 'lie UIH Oil lilllll tl~l', • "It matter with •nffTrulVe- III ;jMth-* O r * r »T*ir<V>, Frtx? Ty 1’iiwrr. •lieiie ‘T'eiiWy’, it FlifcHit” Jy Students llollyuiHid,' told of. an csirutiv** meetMt.M print to (be filming, ijgwig tier Inled: “The book tn epic, but the movie will Mr*. Rucker, ii ovan stories front William Saioymn the Fresno philosonlit-r. . writer 'hotmcnl into Slollyi *ee « Iml tlie (’agio y* »re Hut the movies me coming ('or depart mem*• of along, he admitted, He mid litc etiratl eountrie* nod industry is maiming mid .idvancndta, *netit! wisker , Piiiitaiiiv Inteleali-d in sinnal work lug to the extent that il wilt soon a sumnier of intcji-’! tei Imtnups and melhtHis whli It pie* Ire a(«le tn make ndeipute film* xnjoltfltliin of worker#.'" i-erving technique* s‘| ‘They an* too tiusy now making litnlJ'SIJpinri ly Oil | surrealtaili film. aimtitTliv frffmatiun ohtaiio.il on Din *tiimql, __ 1i"<‘ “f "er»ong whit du -f -or tunlaltou.xni Aitilallyv tlie' pulillr ifjnrands rngsgemenl Mailldi dcpartrm 'iit’s itiiisiun it trip iu Mudivott .’eiidn, with the slate M le* \t m fur 'w r in g the worst make more n unci lie*. If the imlua try duo-n't have emmgh comcib inns, then it’s up to the. direotnr* to install an atm osphere of humor M m in Ito b tes t iattor deparUnupt of the Puerto Rican Women iirmigb n stiff trnin- icitu httr “petit mill h tim e ir W ith his-het rocked on the back g atin g the employment of Filipi of his head, Saroyan stayed only .sen, Calcutta tint- tiu* In the United .Slates amt with long enough to watch n few te, studied H.d Min 'tu d y fn g general inspection and nnd chat with Jim my rw York School of enforcement of laws. fngney. Then lie announced he Under the ,'ponror Kneh dav ......... went wu.H returning In ITesito, Vf’A and will retu rn : through u stiff schedule, sttiibled “ 1 would liuve lieeti her* onie head of n >>lH'i'i, with apceehe*. n u letak ln r and In- curlier," he saidv." ttu l I stooped there, patterned on 'pcctlonr. Tin v sn1miilt.il niim* lo look »l it cemetery.' In. tit uf ton. em us w rilleu ivporla m their ohStyle-Itiidfi rim iilelte Ciiilicit F erreirn tlarja of icrvntlons nnd sltidips, isn't worried nlxiul the rnurh lierrung woman nhy-i The originul otientatiun rourno utiled changes in women's fnshimts. nslieetai in the f'n- given by tin* Federuj Women's George S, Kaufman had t*elit of lul«!t‘4 ilivln'ei Kyreati gave them fa c t, alne.lt Irr finish “The Sennl.u Was i children, f-uid th at Iqws and praetlees. In Wisennvln Indiscreet*' in time, or he'll Vayo t* perhaps ‘‘farther', and New York they «u*w theae two iinhnppy females on hi* g-ertain fl»ldt limn Inw* and practice*'in operation— hands. Ilolh Kiln -Ilflues end In tstralir front h e r l-nlicrjhri'ariniL'nt. .Rate's |mlh Inrluding Tax films, mid PERK UP SCHOOL WORK book-Learoin' Arlene Whelan want to Join their huelmiids in Ihe east. KrropFlynn finished "fiilver lliver" and flew with Norn t» Jamaica jshere lie'll vnraliun until he ntailv "Don Juan" in Sop*. J.i -k" Par*in , ha* u novel gi mine's fur lit- new rmiio show, Kgi'U vvek li.'ll play a different ‘'riiaii nt h'liite," dent* j. s c o n LADIES BATHING SUITS oF A P U JtO M 'S BOHES IS LESS <KAH - ^ f H A i * o f tf S F E A R E R S ' O SAGE One and Two*Piece Styles Printgd Jerseys, lutstex, Cottons. Regularly Priced from 5.05 to 14.05. Closeout parky char mer " s i'S k V iT ra p u n to em broidery s ig B a g o OAAW Gf « [ H of AH 0RAH<E d ia g o n a l tex Tegra (royoa) K l M B E R U V O IA M O H O K IK E IS -fH E G R E A lk i M A H ' M A D E H o l e I H ' r t t L W O R LD ? P lfJ S 1 ( 2 0 0 F E E T D E E P A k ^ L E O O , F E E T A fc k O S S * * �^ JLL. i n ■*V» LcesburgTrims Locals In 3 To 1 Contest: Kinnamon. Bissen Hurl For Celerymen and InaWlitr to hit safdv with'men on tie run war* proved to be'the Fed*' downfall. Tomorrow tb r Fed* invade City Inland Talk tr. Dayton* R»at7f for a atari* tilt and Will return hime on Thuradav for a return engage Dirt*. LEESBURG. Aug. IS, (Special! men! with the tIV K W II — The Lee*burg Pirate I tripped the fart moving Sanford Celery \IfMsP3*. *» Fada in aJt to 1 contort here lart HUnveli, It* Wight wit™ Joe Mated* getting the lindfc rf wed over Van Kinnamoa and Char­ U l * tf !h lie Bisaen. 1 * =» t Tonight the Pirate* invade the ^pniciw al Park tn Sanfnrd for a aingl* «1L The Pirate* collected rrtne' aafe tie* from the offering* of Kinnemon and Bi**m * bile Paul C.<riciah and Maaeda were limiting g lilo tiie visitor* to five well acatterrd HoUiln* tf Zrrfeanseb ,m lik-rl tig !*■».. i The Fed* had m ta in aenring Aatirr. rt Pmert. I t- ’47 SEMINOLE HIGH GRID SCHEDULE !Billy Kinard D e f e a te d Sept. 19 Open SepL 26* Seminole vs Gainesville Oet, 3 Seminole vs Lust is weight tailed hi* first defeat in Oct 10 Seminole vs DeLand fiatiruff circle* in 2* nout* in the * American Legion Arena in Or. Oct 17 Open s I lando laat night. Or«»r. • *1# Owieleh KutIIl | »w e*» t f.fT..r, M n'tar. Hetrtagl"* U.‘ t v i. UrsaWaM. Bun* t iv M'tUeru* Uie*> t TTif*. hit* f n » r Skrrlf.rc* Kit.ni McHat-tl. Herrtvon. PSIve-n'i* Or tiia .n l I* ut.o |>!»« fyt* ii Z»t* fnM! 1!, ■t Joev Dunn. Jackaonville pogillrt with left hook* that ae-no. powered h r a rteata tuHiim i »T»» The victor and aggreaiuir.all. the *'*>«■ le li et I.He* I- Ilk*** . » j p e a H io n n e a r l y ev ery fra m t, but ■parkling play afield by the Bur* licit rt but Kinard would not roncedt d*. /e a t a* he came bark repeatedly for terrific pounding*.* ’ . The judge* gave Dunn a unania. OU* derision, but their ballots were v a rie d . Qne Spanivh m id »taged froa» Cartagena in Colombia agalnit th» Indian IhnaWtant* returned win b.*ty valued at 1,600,930 grid ducatr;. including a 140.pound image of * porcupine In aolid gold, P*V ,.r» U*»t* t t 7* -*»• * Mv**lti tvtrfb* t t rtrUTUl*. ■ 1*-*•»!.urg g IAS F't>BD t *1 AaClirtirt t. Half™ * ilW l . I * * J In n * T i- k r lt » Tell*'* l.» e « OrI* olio *1 1-t.aerfl I*™i.urg *0 dAvroRf* Traffic death* (U the t’n’ted Stale* per 10b million travel mile* in were at an ail-iim* low of P 7. Pcl»tk ■ at- t*p)V**ll» (Ivora ft. AtlgUktlO* *1 iiktoevvill* V*n«V4L liUrtt MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M. S t Augrustinc Gains Army Linksmen Open On League leaders 1st All Army Tourney fit . t/>UM N*-'» T m k Mg J l t t K* trh fr d i i t l a ' i t f d George F u lu to turn in 'a 1 to 0 virtnrr over the Ga •near ill r Gel tv ,41* r t mcn for the St Auguatinr Rahil* ■41 4 4 f tu * 4 in a hot battle Ia*t nirt.U RiftM t t m e l f f The victw r t u . the fifth in a Tork > .T'MisActpht* a ian>! ft. t*.bh i . .Cbleage l *aii»i row for the Saint* and l*oo*ted itn r i-u n », f o u l Utah 1 lnrf»» the Saint* to one percentage point « n r « »• behind the league leader*. 4 W I N il 4 * I 1 .4 1 .1 r The Orlando Senatnr-t and tl>e Deland lied Hat* ip>tt a twin bill in the Orange Couptr city. IV Land copped the flirt tilt S to (i and Or­ irdriiihi* CiBcin bati CkkifB E F O Il R E N T 9 RECORD PLAYERS for rent. Bj OFFICE apace in Meiach Budding. all utHitie*. beat and .Uni SEE THE new l>kwn Shaver. Ask EXPERT painting — rontrpet or fur demonstration. S E N K M ilh hourly baata. S. C. Grogan. CLASS A PAIN T CO. I I S - I ll Free eatimatew Phone 7R.1J. W. 2nd St. riAWiR SAX DING - Hr h . it. r o p E j o a xkc 4 CEILING fan* fur **U l*anev‘* CONVALESCENT HOME W ORK W ANTED nenr cleaning A waxing. Our power unit enable* u* to wn»k Where there ti ne- elect rtr m r.nc u o » avaiUble. 21 yeai*. t ifiefirnr*. H.M*. Gleaaan. I .a ir Mary. Fla championship. About 200 entries, victor* In elimination m a tt hr* in IS m ajor arrov commands, ratn r from army installaunn* a* distant a* Tokyo and Hnnolulp to cum pelr a t the F ort Denning officeti" club eojirvr A U rge delegation from W ash­ ington I* headed by’ V»j .% F r-.- 1 * Avor: D r i r o r - U n i t i tile !'*■• Flovd I* Park*. W ar Denar uncut rhiraga tV sittr.rtrr, ton* Beach D irt* in a S to'O eon- C hief of public iaformatvon. En* ] . - te a t trie* from H aw aii include S*.ai ' l.m c w o r e * : I Gen. George H. !>oekrr. Chief of Gainekville 000 000 000—0 4 2 S ta ff for Arm y Ground Fortw* in I i I filial •ilAilc X. New TerW.y 4cn,> S t Aug. . 000 000 001—1 5 ] the Pacific. • . • Y Uv.i.‘ t.'r.~ » <»(|*i Full* and D ulaney; N rtrhnr and * our enllrted men le ft Tokyo a ; StlUwtdb % • * onth ago to compete ln<tht lottrThe kplnninj whe4! wa* inteni•m am m t ed in India *n< U .atill widely uaed A m onr the etitrtr* {g J.t. Jam es ftfLand th rre _ s V anderhoff of Lock land Atr Orlando opm mi Cbuluota, IB m iln n . K. A U Ttl .RADIOS, MotohiU. Sale* o f Sanford and lh mile* N. E. and ’Serrice. The M u m Bux, ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all of Orlando. L arg r acrern and Ilk W . l i t S t Phene OSS. kind*. Smith Hro. 'Phone 11KK. open p urr he* to alt and enjoy the to ri breeze* nff Lake ,C#th- ROOF COATING- Aklwato* AluN EED A NEW DRESS? Let Waneriaa. I a u g r ground* an J walk* nunum rw>f m ating- gwod for nit* make i t W anmta Tajdcr aafe from auto traffic! Large metal, alate or mmpn«Dion rotifRnt 14f»-A S anford..Rt. IgU t and mum*. Brirk mnv* tla l." Can accomodate so 10 to I t ' . . T i* year w arranty MAID, lit wa*hinr. lroTtJn r. Replj Phono or write /o r reaervation Box'M . J. i ti Herald. V III II i . FEN R A R Ik GLASS k PAINT a t once. Oviedo 23C2 or Dr. At riel en e cho k t ThUfWl*} -EVERY type rahme! made to or* Attg ue 1*0. the n -*m Uf IVW.I M artin 231*2 or writ* Boi 1B7 Chuluota Florida. L arge redan d et—ail kind* of woe-tworkin*;, In.lru-tinn *in in ttli* e l i e l ■lilt tumuliifui *ne - mrtahing *dei aneciat made dwirv. etc. Semin­ „t fo r gneata to ri*il th e ir dormr. U tiB el r t r c l c u llk titte g ' II ole (ah in ei W htka directly lieAYAJLABLR at once, eon ren te r t- BERT’S SEWING MAC H. SHOR hmd the Clin it. 1 ir fie r esti- *li-r »nli it.. *;EpBfflcut#fil s f*f ’EUt®»!6 l r located dowa tow n oe-uon. i Iteag h tM t “Aehlteci to the *•*>■ nialea. phone Of.2 . .u n to date apartm ent* with all Inrci AtlaMir Nrtirn*! l i n k Imllfl ie,* Tl.e re—t ' r* 5tv* rtglo m odem rntivenlence*. Adut:* CANVAS PAINT- d e a r and col 1 2 S P E C I A L S h « V I C E S o, rei<rr *oj !!. *11 Md*ora. SEVKARJK GLASS l .itoeta el ffri-Sv ItH tm nwn'Ji» PAINT CO. Phone 320. ‘OR RENT—Fl(rt>t aandcr, F.a*y Bemlb’.ie-.Couaiv, F"lr!daTHREE ROOM unfumiahed ap art­ (ipfgatintL Baaiemahlg rate*. San­ T W ftH*. ment, adult* and reference* ■ t, K jso im i •'beirmaa ford Paint A CTlaa* ( o Phone FLOWERS pirate. Phone 106G-R. fee all occaaiona > i>i «i i. TWO-BOOM fumiahed apartm ent. McN e i l l a t o s t . f l o r i s t s t .O -ir e . It tier*!.* g iv e * t h a t w e DOl*GE • PLYMOUTH Slpe* Avr. ju rt nff Celery AduiU only. 2300-MdltmvUU . — r l t | R l r i lit Ouv'tt*-** a* 114 ? * * PARTS AND SKRVICB Office ph. 40S re* idcor* phrC lO B .le t) A t r o u e ' K a itlttr* tdA . * * I0» F a la r t U Ava. Phene l 4e. lire riel!!h*l» S a n t t P l e r t e t TOR R E N T -2 mom f Taint*, Poultry Suppiiea, Nail*. Ito g e r* lla r d W K ie (To. artlf tH e l t * . apartmrn'.. adult* only. A-DE moth priKifinr laaU 1 t lenfl Ir !» (» :« e»*a B*ln» putPurina Feeds, G rw m a * and veaia. Hat-e your woolbr.a moth eOfcOf *t lb* If O I t t o f ta* F ir th lO B e Meat*. Tmirhton A Walaon, t a i l a i .i ^ t f c u y - W - t proofed now. Ih ia p lc jrr Clean erii k T-amA-j 113 Palmetk* nf I'icoda !»4li « nk t>r tier* A v a Phone PI*. —------•— -rf—iW He»e! i ‘c a '1 »t »w»l»e'e LpgalNotlce FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM . NI CKS OWN ICE CREAM W i m a k e o u r o w n lew C i * » m , A ll I1* t # N T a s t r — D e lirio u * — I l e a l l h f u l NICKS 000 005 O—o ■ | T . T ^ . II » ' “ 4 W j S tarr rham pion in Ifilo and k lrah Atirru. ) can Golf Champinn In 1044. g Second r* m r IvL and 000 latri 000—0 fl 1 j A aeninr to u rn am en t for nrtrvn Orlando 010 0(0 0 0 a - 2 |0 1 j or retired Army perannnel M) Alonn* and Madjekkt; Davi* and ; yrar* df age or older. In on tap in addition , to the rhampion«hip m eet Daytona WKi OfKi (too—p 3 ; Palatka 220 (K*0 01*—'. 10 1 Bodine^ F tnrh and T etrault; Ortg th r liave* full. rre* and Tonm ff. * E arl Johnaon. Red Sox. ahwt out *4 aahmgtrrj) ] -(l dr three *ingle*, vYESTERDATH ST t(!-i tw o iif them acratrhy. to gain Gradv H atton and Angle GaUn, revenge on Mickey H a rfn rr who P»d*. made via hita and <lno-e ir. output hed hirh 1-0 f l r r i t i n ago. ►ever n*i* between th-m la Red*’ B-3 rietp rs1 uvrr th e Pirate*. H at­ _ I f e^ g g 1 T hread druignaii ton got ‘four hit* in four time* at mean? -hat Die thread i* 200 tfmei hat and drove in three ru n -; Gatrottm t. | No B etter Value Firrt Among Fine fTkiaiio B le n d e d W h is k e y M pr™>r CJTV grata aewtral a v r ita . Three Feather* D irtribatora, lac_ New T w k OZARK IKE ACE 0 ‘CAADCk WiLDER'H Dirjah hair t Day / " M»U/*A7. INNIHG. l*iann Tuning and Repairing. L, L Bouae or apt., furnished or imfuralthed. P refer kitchen equipped n n t r t X ) FEEDS -complete lira • SIGNS HuntY Tuvertr Feed v n rt but not nerraaary. Pennanenl Show rand* and , reaMenta. W rite P. O. B oi 1341 FAIR SALE OLD N E W S P A P E R S -S DENTS Watch and clock repairing. Elyrrn r. p o u n d , b u n d l e d in tr ir Appliance, Sewing Markin, B I N DLLS. and varuum rleaner irp a ir- The MORTGAGE LOANS .Home Shoji, J7P0 Sanfoi d Aeg 10. 16, 20 and 26 CENT fl» M. HALU Reallve G. C. Fellow*. Phone 1I4.7-J. HERALD O FFICE BroLer and Inssrance Agetd LAND C L E A N I N G AND Florida B ute Bank Bldg. See Jim m ie Orman'* Sheri k it tat DRAINAGE. 1 NEW CATERp n x A n n ia s E L b i x l t k i e NEW. two atrvry, three bedro..m F-RS WITH PAI-METTI home. Two car garage. On RAKES TWO 6/4 YD cem ar M US x 140 in Mayfair. DRAGLINES. E Q IIP M E N T Will well tmfuraiahed nr furniahed S-BVRNF.n STOVX; amall W NOW IN THIS VICINITY T h o m X66-M. box. hill W. 1*1 St. N IM K irtfT CONSTRUCTION IMMEDIATE PfISSESSlOX C O , ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE nnd hcatrola 2 acre faj/n. home. 4 room Iron**, very rraaonahle. filO M arn'dia furniahed or unfumiahed, le a n P h 21ft . > RENT A CAR tiful lawn, ahruha, fruit tree*— • YOU DRIYB IT 1 orange, 6 grapefruit,T . ruava. and p eart fur canning, PHONE M 4 paralmmtm. 0 fig, 4 loaiuaL 1 T I B d l A v a i l IS StrneL' BTM1CK L AND-M ORKISON peach Shade tree*- -hickory, U DR1VE-IT. IN C > 1647 6 cubic foot S e n d r»» ref­ w ater oak, a u*trail* n pine, rrvpe rig erato r. U n t i n i R ntaurm yrtle, palm*. H acre rultivaled SEE US FOR ant. Sanford Orlaniln H'rway. rich garden noil. 1 a rre cow p»» MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING turn. 2 chicken yard* fenced. 1 BABY’S p i* / pen. 71ft Weat K urt * AND TYPING artealan well. 20 chick env .*» CREDIT HUREAU OF mile F ederal Highw-ay *ln j i r t e SANFORD eaaa. N ear atore 1 m ilri W ert DESKS, <S1 office de*k*. H i \yIIS N. P ark Phwrf IN of fianfnrd Route L Bog 76, piata de*k -with chair*, I b A-t rondititm. New Elgin twin" out­ board motor. Apply Mr. Bowen, EXPERT RADIO R f PAIRING A sic* br«ne w ith income nrnperiy, Fred Myar*. S it E. 2nd 9 t 641 Pinmtma Drive. Debarrl,----7 f t Cold Spot refrigermtor*. I>eI.ute M odela S214.PA. Seer* Or­ der Office. Phone PM. FOKDSON Tractor, 1 reuK I rood condition. L ( . K. hr*; al*o two cat garage .Lake Monroe. Phone 1322-W Oaa efficiency apa-tm tnt th ree room nprtalr apart- * 4 ME1* OON*4A v n riiy GIT A 4 a ( S U H P R IZ E /I IS ONLY TWO 1NNIMOS Away PITCHING hom ■rf I*eWtr lo«rtjeunB w H t! TereTiT h e a in 't L u ll e i) >•** a * • * H H k w i . i E irt -■ i - s f i- e t u rn c e l l a * t h e - o i l i e r of EVEN *,i>. *uirfvifoeiid4ja In irihe rl,*n I -jr~ r a t bo*irfj i i e iTO tfc* ri#iii i t rti—•• no. end all M4* poem ■ ttn r td gtntinoi. nf ,.f P u b li c I'u b lw - rtietar, I n o r lic f c o n 1 r r f t r u n a .i t tn-frrta. l» i' v a rin : Xmir* t» (k^rtelijF .pltrp m * •** 1ft tfeL# litislilfrii ill flmilftftfel Ril'd CffHIPMff)M JiY'tft'Udh Miifli'f iti*. fi'ftlt.teii .1 II* nil ft- "m im i fiirN Ci Mrh W i^ki” ftt)4 lhk> ¥+ »f* MICKKY MOlISh By Walt Disney AYJW<i |p|i4 tn Hlfl Tiumi l»ur RHIRittt - in tin# jjjMfrgifl f|»p UlrtnifFilKlIW tatV lft ftlsHpIftr IW»lt t*#Vi vf Tlttrtlc 1>4II Blth th# ClMfV r»l «t>» H ithH Cntirt of fWwtltkol* Conn fte itx IT * T O T R A D E IN ALLOW ANCE F O R Y O U R O h D R A D IO The MUSIC Box tit W . i* t . P h . 9&1 ETTA KETT ltab y k'alvet fumiahee boepHal laed container. Economical and aafe. Fully medically approved Call Daytona 24G7-W collect f « driaila. PS diaper*. SS a w eeit *> *1 e l e i e r ■ c lo r k o n T b u 'R ^ a . n > « r a n K A e g iw t x t . t* 4 T . i a » ll•■»^a ATTENTION MOTHERS —DIAPER SE R V IC E - IT.ENTY uf good pred tool*, watrhe*. clock*, radio*. Aim new watrlie* and G. K. A latte LO N N IE MCMULLEN’S Markri clock*. Fred N y erv SU F- 2nd B arber Shop open Thuraday, «*. w ith approx. P«J add orange tree*. 1 1 blh off nf Route 1 ^ 7 -te rtits / / T' WALK m e Wheeler of Sanfprd CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS • Aluminum, Stud. Weed! B y. Paul Rohinsop A ti OCTOCifitS* ) r( t vbn!w IT*7V4g__\ I I DAT DELtVERT We REPAIR! . FREE ESTIMATES By Fran Striker Ford. F. O. Box 1(64. Sanford. Phone 1014-R. , I ~1 �I f a t f c U y Ther# Is Strength— I To Protect th# P h « Of the World; T i P r a t U th# P t o i r m of America; To Predoc# Pio*p*»ltf f#r Sanford. 1 " THE W EATHER* Considerable elondlr.es* tonight and Thursday with scattered shower's. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R — VOLUME XXX V1U E s ta b lis h e d 1908 Argentina To Ask Meet Of •AH Americas Indonesian. Leader Arrives In 'U.S. SA N FO RD . F L O R ID A , W E D N E SD A Y . A U G . 13. 1917 UN Considers Associated Press Leased Wire Trapped In Wrecked Automobile r n Marshall -Plan May Be R e q u e s t e d ; U. T3. D e 1c g a t cs Leave'*'For Brazil RJO DE JANEIRO. Brstil. Aug. . W W)—Argentine Foieign Miniiter Ju»n Bramuglia declared to­ day he would propose that the Inter-American Conference call i special economic meeting of all American nationi. Some diplomats. predicted Ar­ gentina posiibly would imiit on a "Martha 11 plan" for Latin Amrr*ii». to match piopoialt for* Unit# . State a -fundi to. aatiil WeMern Europe and Asia. Ambanador Guillermo Belt, head of the Cuban delegation, taid hit - nation would imiit on ihclurion of an economic clauie in any forthcoming Inter-Ameritan Treaty. "The treaty canhot be complete without a clear definition . ot 4 lc a ft of ''economic aggretainn." Belt anerted. " I contider any economic threat ai dangeroui x» any threat of war." The Argentine Foreign Mini** ter reiterated that he would b«< k tre principle of unanimity (which amount) to veto power) for col Itclive action, but that Argen­ tina w n willing to accept mmlifiaction of tbe principle if (hit war Die will of a majority of the American nationi. The arrival of Juito Prieto, who Called himtalf ‘‘obierver for the raguayan rebelt," tuggeited 4C '*at1anr<l Pa*» T m ) British To Help U. S. Over Gteclc Issue: Pakistan Seeks Equal Membership LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. IJ id*. —-The United Nationi * repotted today that ■Secretary-General Try­ gve Lie wai ronridcring ilcpi which may be taken to implement a UN recommendation for action *<t*in»! Franco Spain. Ivan Kemo. aiiiitant-icerclary general, Mid Lie war "thinking about the cate" and would make ■ decision upon J )it .return (rum the Intel Alnffif.in ■erinference' In n $ S f f i lr tir i'o f \he In'dtmesisn Republic and now idvtier to tha Rio L)e J itirfro. president.of th# republic, Sutan Sjahrlr Is decorated with a flower on his arrival at La Guardi* Field. N. Y„ from Cairo, Egypt Ha said tha A resolution adopted at la*t purposa In visiting th* United State* w»i "to eee and bear." Sjahrlr fall's assembly said if the France declined to discuss the part that th* United Nations might ptsy In settling regime remained in power af*ri the conflict b*tyreen the Dutch and Indonesian*. (International) a reasonable lime” that the Se­ curity Council - should consider the adequate measures to be taken in order to remedy .lhe__situalma.! lierrro said Lie would dwride whether to officially rail atten­ tion of the rounrll to *hc rut cent situation in Spain. Lie already haa advised'the as. aemhly, uhirh meet# ^rpt It!, nf Hu- t o nunse to on accompanying assembly rrrummcndaMon tn«t ..it Boat Races, Riding Food Demonstration, 65 mrrnl'cts u-llhdraw their Pinbosand ministers from Madrid. Tournaments. Ban­ Guard Unit Talk. sad.,r» only tuo who failed to riturdy quet Arc. Included Style Show Given The wme Argentina nod Hut Domini, can Republic. Argcnim-i sent n 11 "Mlln.ir.l nn 1-nnr Ih rrrl Everything ij in rradinfii for Kiwsnism' today enioyed a pro­ the gals Labor Day celebration, gram *1 the Tourrit Crnler that including Imal facet, liotte rates included » talk concerning the anti a banquet at <he Mayfait formation of a new National Inn, AI Lee. committee chairm- Gustd unit by Brig General J. C. man, told the board of directors Hutchiion. a demomtration of of the Chamber of Commerce last quick ftoien me«l» and vegetable! night, adding that lie had iecei> by Alex R- Johnson, and a style ed 100 percent cooperation from show of Florid* Faihioni, Inc^ WA8HINTON, Aug. n o p ) _ btjiinesi intereMi and civie- organi­ with Ff*nlrMi*met~?ipt4tetHB tht Tlie acute sliortag*. of -transport in Western Getmeny stood nut zation!. rapid growth of this new Florida today ax an inrreastnflv Impor. mail order .industry. tant factor In the Anglo-AtnerfMore than ha* already General Hutchison appealed to ran del Itwr at inns altvejl at ba(a(been raised toward defraying ^exKiwanians a*-btr*lpe*im*h to Ing Ruhr7 mat hliljmt. penirt o tp h e event, he m i ' th* the As the talks euieter) their w" back up a plan to atlnw employees Chamber of Commerce lm under 16 days leave a year to go to find day, delegates on both Side* WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 UT>Tha CIO, contending the prim written it to the extent of $750, training camp and at the same Were reported seeking way* to situation demand# further action *nd there will be ipecial corner time not deprive them pf pay solve the prohlenl of how- to nio*,* coal is mined from the Ithan a Juatiea Department Invea- tioni on the lake front. Tbe pro­ or regular vacation. He told of whatever tlgatlon, renewed today a request gram has* already gone to prets. the fine record of the 12(ih In­ Ruhr pit*. The growing ecsrclly rail­ fantry composed largely of Flori­ that President Truman call an Jndustry-government-labor confer- and a big crowd ii expected, he da men a n d .o f th* p resid en ts road car* and locomotives has caused more than I.OtiO.OOO tons citations received. lance to aeek voluntary price re- added. R. Johnson demonstrated of coal to l>* dumped lira/ the ■hjetlona. The banquet at |he Mayfair er Alex which is usen by the Florida mines Instead of .being driivrn I w Emll Rleve, chairman of ’the Inn will be held at 7 :0 0 P. ,M. a large canvass cover* I contain- to Industries in Germany end jLahor organisation’* full employcountries. iment that the CIO welcome* at- wi|h a dance later in the evening. Quick Freeze and Storage Corn- ttelghlMjrlng One American 'participant said <* " • U n ite d n n T o il sny lo "raruport foods fioxen Itorney Genera) Clark'a announcey the quick freeze process *1 the conferee* could not hope to _£m*nt committee, raid in a statethe plant. He stressed the pur- solve Germany' tangled trans­ p m en t that an inveitigation of portation problem at this tin—ting It • • IIMas# on e . 1. T n.l Building Trade Wages ghigh price* will be made. nu* might make a start at i""But many price* are ’**t b;lerminlng how to tepalr wreck­ Jump 15 Per Cent irge monopolies and mormpdllo* ed coal car* and fix uther* wear­ Globe* Circling Flight In . not necessarily fall under tliing out Hally. WASHINGTON. Aug. 13. (,p>_ rriminat law and Clark’a InvesriThe number of car* "lost” in Headfl For Iceland Wages of union workers in the ition," he added. the RuSslaq. yap* of Germany *f ....... building trades rose 16 percent In f'For example. In the automoter delivering coal In the Soviets NEW YORK, Aug. p*,t >f*r* *1’® largest Jump in la -industry. General Motors Motor* I w-a« described »* negligilde rm o mtrol* probably 00 percent of a single 12- month period aide* Two former Army'pilot* who are pared to the total shortage. circling the globe In two light [he buslnes* add therefore I* able 11*20: the Bureau of Labor stntlsDiscussion nf rhe trnnsportatlnn plane*, with timejrn_objeet, land­ tirx reported today. i dictate prices.” licip was mad* possible, a* n The Increase amounted to about ed last night In Greenland and "related "So wa feel that step* should Issue” under the forr » taken1 at once to carry out 25 cents an hour for tietirlv 600,- dan to take off today for Ice- ntula for the talks laid du»vr iur proposal of yesterday, that 000 workers In seven mnior con­ and, William Btrohmeler. flight yesterday by Assistant Becretsty "resident Tnim air sumihon a con. struction crafts. Winking hours manager, said early today. Clifford V. Evan*. 2fl. of Wash­ of State, Wlllatd Thorp, chh-f krenee of 1Industry, and Labor showed- little- change during the ington. D. C-, and George Truman, Anitrlcao negotiator. vear between July I, 10(1 and lepresenfatlve* to seek voluntary Thorp said any Issue which ha* 30. of Lo* Angeles, messaged Julv I, 1947s tlm llssM »« P»a» TWsI trie* reduction* and that ConBtrohmeler they had laqded safeMost of the hourly wage boosts .. . —..r , ‘Immediately upon recoilly at Blul# West One Airport, eatpe after wage controls were lilng, should reestablish price about 40 mllei from Jullannahaab, •dropped Nov. J).. 1040, ItLS said. ind rationing controls.” . of) Greenland. Evans Yucatan IJndamajred During the control nerjqd from capital C#P'*P*, Rl’h fkrP- Crawford ?uly, 10( 2, until that date, how- landed at 8:28 P. M. and Truman From Tropical Storm [(R-MIch.), a' leading congression­ pay scale* Inrreastri lit per­ two minutes later. They had left al . critic of OPA, labelled a* ever, Gooae Bay, Labrador, shortly cent. ("fantastic" Clark’s order for an NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1.1 uVi total rise from July, IP39, after .boon yesterday, —The center of a tri.plcal storm anti-trust investigation Into food. to The javik, Iceland, tha next July, 10(7, amounted to approxi­ in the Gulf of Maxim was lo­ Nothing, and shelter prices. mately (0 percent. During the ito p T la about 730 mile* from cated at 0:00 A. M„ Central same right years, the consumers Greenland. The pllota started out Stnml.xrd Time shout 120 mites >mmunist Attack In p r io Index (formerly the cost of Saturday from Teterboro, N. J.. w e s t-northwest of Campsch", index) increased by 60 per­ and arrived Sunday at Gooae Ray Mexico. ^ Paraguay Repulsed living cent and wholesale prices of build­ after a atop a t Preaqua Isle, Me.’ The United States Weather ing materials soared M percent, Weather conditions c^alayed their Bureau here said the storm, which ASHINGTON, A ur. 13 UP)— the agency reported. take-off from Labrador. . moved across tha northern Yu­ uiDermo Eneiico, r i r i i u i y m BL8 said plasterers anti plum­ catan Peninsula yesterday from J ambassador, said ha had be«n In- ber*. who received an 18.8 percent t)ie Caribbean Sea Into the Gulf, iformad today that "tha attempt wage hike, scored the largest gain Rain Forecast For. Is moving west o r' west-north­ [by tha Communist revolt” t<> from collective bargaining last **•!«• Asuncion, th» country’s cap- re a r In the 75 cftle* covered by Drought Hit Midwest ward at 12 to 15 mite* per hour. Tbe strongest winds near th" lltal, "haa be#n repulsed.” the survey. 1 ' l l ______. renter are about 69 miles per Th# ambassador aald In a By tha Associated Prase hour, with squalls extending 2(Xi I statement ‘ ha received his tnforSome crop-reviving akought- miles to th* east and north of [ nation tn a cable from Preatden: breaklng shower* were In prospect Post Office Makes the center. 1 Hlglnlo Morinigo. Ha added: today for parts of tbe northern Caution waa advised Interest* j “The situation of tha goverr Change In Schedule great plains area within the next In th* southwest Gulf of Mexico nt la solid. This statement Is 24 to 30 hours but no general reagainst Increasing in)en*tty to da In view of th# g n a t amount lof propaganda which Haa been Tfta Sanford Tost Office will re­ Hof from the searing heat could be expected before the weekend. technical location of the f circulated from oth«r countries.” main open alt day Saturday and The rainfall waa muring east­ storm center at 9:00 A. M.. wa* Saturdays thereafter, and su itin g on Aug. 20 will closa on Wednes­ ward from Montana and North given by tha Weather Bureau a* Boy Tries Twice To days. Carrier* will continue to Dakota with ffkkly heavy ahowera near latitude 20.3 degree* and probable locally by tonight or to ­ longitude on# trip on Saturday*. mg! 02.3. Wreck Railroad Train make This action, said Postmaster morrow through Minnesota, Iowa No material damage was re­ Joel Field, waa taken at th# re- and Wisconsin, tha Wyather Bur- potted whan the storm p tjte q FREDERICK. MtL, Aug. 13 UP) puest ot Ned Smith. jzwsld#a: of I f TM f uck tan' ra it"nfihT. —A - ir-yvar-old My **M te ld the Sahfbrd Merchants AsioclsWhere the rainfall la sufficient by Frederick eounty police to- tlon which recommended the to break local drought conditions, di-/ after bla second attempt change a t a recent meeting. IMPROVEMENTS temporary relief irp m o th a Improvements are continuing tn xA iln six y e a n to wreck a The change In Poet Office Imon could be expected but these points ! treln. wa* agreed to by county officials, would be scattered, tbe Bureau downtown Sanford a* merchant'' Kenneth MeGaha of tbe Balt*- garage owner*, auto #upply cem- aald, adding that ntoel of the prepare for tha fall-trad*. ■Among uicre and Ohio Railroad pollco Danlea and the downlosm grocery showery area will not receive suf­ these are the Hunt Tuxedo Feed said ipiVe* pl#ced’ on the tracks •toree that have bean remaining ficient moisture to benefit deteri­ Company at Sanford Avenue end Second Street which ties a new near Feel’s Mill faded to de­ open all day Wednesday*. Nr. orating crop*. rail a freight train only because Field revealed. Unlaaa a consider­ Continued high temperatures, celotex ceiling and floureecent H had slawed for a curve. able number of complaint# are jr*Ofrally ranging from around M Hghtlng, and Eddie’s Resteurept The boy said he "wanted hi received before noon Saturday, tha decrees upward were forecast for on Park Aranda which la being see what would happen to the new achedul# ^H1 go Into enact roost of the Midwest. East and attractively painted (n bright cefengine.'' or*. South today. as outlined, be aald. C Of C Completes Kiwanians Enjoy PlafflT ForisBor T a n d y Program Day Celebration Ai Lunch Meet Ruhr Coal Meet Studies German Transport Issue [Further Action >n Price Situation l a n d e d By. CIO E r 3 mm Talks On _ British Loan Terms To Start M onday Lifeboats Manned As Ships Collide Off Pacific Coast British Impose Indonesia Votes Curfew On Arab iUN Protest Over Area In Palestine Puppet Delegates Delegates Plan Trip To National Legion Conference 2, .v ' ’At *. Secretary Sny:lcr To R e p r e s e n t U. S.; Britain Draws An­ o t h e r $150,000,000 WASHINGTON; Aug 13 t-Pw_ _ Sectetsty nl the Ttesiury Snyder ■mnounerd todsv that rh»cur»ioni Impact In Fog Cuts Wilt list! Monday with Btitim I lalfwny Th ro u g h oflicisti on’ ru in g teinu of ‘the. Coastal Motfirship $ 1,750.0110,(100 American loan It lint,1111. PORT INGELES,Wash., tug. 1 Snider told x news confercnc* n i J 't—llsnttnrtl tlrcp amidships that the Nsliond Adviinry Counht an heart tn heait freighter itclgit’rr In in the me fox tog 1 „ ...mlduliM. !h,.< A J w ’ 1? ^ . v «-irr Steamship t ’o. mototship momrship Din- |0obl*im. headed by him!-ll. will --hip Co, inonrt Knot sank after davlirVsk inndurl the. diirqum ni on behalf near Crescent llsy. nest nf here, of flits country 1 . white in low of. two lux*, the The llnttrh rlelegition. which ‘ Diamond Knot had a 11.000.000 will fly line thi> weekend, will ,, salmon cargn abo*M. ■ he headed by Sir .Stilf jid Eady. jisr. ; V* PORI ANGELES. Wash., /^ r - .'J*ecul nrintanl tn Chancellor I I lJff**nje” inifi#ldnn (triglilcr of the Exriieuucr Hugh Dslton DIIVIN INTO A PARKfO TttJCtt In Itotton. Ms**., by hi* legless e*-«l Fcnn Vlc^>ry cis'hcd hsllw ty A(though_iy formal rconests brother. Fdward, 54. Anthony POdowtkl (above), 25. ot Dorchester, made, i t ' is liiideritbod thimiyli ilte V,57r-ton cos'tts! ritO' swi* a tight mr tin r ig*r*ny.~reTtTreWaTTTni I MUmHUtA 'H int 1m out of die wrecked nuto. Anthony Is on Itie rilttrat lilt at the hospital. Itutlup Ih.imnml Knot m the tog- that England will ask eiuwesiion* which would permit her to con­ His tiruHirv received a lacerated elbow. (fnternollottat 5oundphoto» hoiittii Mi.vd ol J11an Pc F u carst serve her dwindling dollar sur supply .today ami If) new membyu oil by (net easing., imports from) Brit­ the ititrken mo|oj»}|ip look l> ish dominion* gnd.Hecieasing lmputts from th e l'n ite d rftntes. their lilfltrv*l' The preieni terms of the loan I he Inn vrttelt rollided shnr' acteenTetil prohihit this, Srivder ’ t-mpliatized it was hie ly (ruin and If' new mrmheri ol understanding that the conference thiee sud one lull mile* o II R..«e would be strictly limited to the Rocks, it the snulhetn tl|* nl Vm British Ipnn atat wotdd no* delve coiner td.riul at the e,*cl end "I into other nsperts of ihe British "dollar crisis" or European aid. the ilrsiti. lie declined to comment on pr'osSituation Compared Air Connections Of The impart eut nrailv halfway' poetise changes', saying; the smaller vessel, hit• Dutch In In'lie 3 through "t want to find out -shat the With Beginning Of fl **n!»■*tictf (via Pflg# Tnfl) it lost for want of Ihe'tnidxe. Repotted Sever cd tinic None of {he rrew of the Diamond 1936- 1939 Rc v u l l Knot nor the tit crew member* nf JOGJAKARTA. J * \ '. Aug l> the Fenn Victory was inpitrd. the jr.m SALEM. Aug. a 13 Id’i Coast (iuaid said. Thr I’.tlesline jtovrinment inipoi'-j id’1— | lie Indoneiian kepulilicajy Mure than an hour's rffoit early Vshmel vnfrsl today to |nntri| a rigid rtufew on two piodotni. r s .ili, l:s»rt naiitljr Auft-atexjTtf Jaffa mnigltt a* c/niinuing Arsh-Jewnh iltile ta u n til any appes.ancr l.eto.e |W l „f (h„ Dismond Knot t mastbdtught death lo thiee person*, the tmimil o| * delegtlmn linnt liaad tarkte hooked iver the bow Slats Legion Adjutant A. Reid ihe state of Last Indonehia. svhithjof the latger vessel, * jll *> die first time a cutfen the Republican! charge 11 run I Th* Fenn Victory's skipper, i Mann today an non need -dpial he lisi h*en im|ioie(| pn Afjh, (’aid, liaidslck, told the Cmst and Mrs Maim wilt leave next srei in the Holy Land »ince die by * puppet go»eminent. Ihe (Biard th# rontset was ker ping Wednesday for New York to atj tend the National American Legi;’3h-39 )e t,lt. Mihtsiy and m route In L A* ihe smallei vessrl afloa* Ton Convent tmt which will be I <’apt. C. N. Goodwin ordered I)*e patroh roamed the Hire)*' ■,u tc r,,‘ held Aug. 28-^-3l. They will motor The cabinet aho voted In .,p-) the rrew of the Diamond Knot to north with J. H, KirpatricW of of. Jaffa’s Mandiieh and Carton leave Ihe ship shnrtly before the leiwesentattve -,,000.000 Roephah, attempt . to separate th* vessels Elixlis. division qusilers, virtual nom an’i land propiiste of motor vehirte* nf Tallahassee. (sfmtii $MO,0OB U. S, before hey an. Th# order wa* given a* « h'lwren all-Atali Jaffa and *11Mrs. J. E. Itnuth dietrirt pre- i hoiiihtiri ,t,rted) for itnmeditle precautionary incasui -. he laid, sldent of the Legion Auxilary and Jewiih* Tel Aviv. “until l see if it will Slav afloat.” Mrs. Olga Hunter ate scheduled I »co Arab* anil one *Jew sveie rebel of Chinese relugeei from The crew member* d i'flail in sr tn leave -next Sunday, said Adjbattle a te i«. stabbed lo death today in th»t thmsrene in lifeboats, refusing to utan> Mniin. on one of the two t t V n l l n i i r . l a n I 'a g i T n , | Meanwhile, an Indonesian army vn aboard any of the numerous •pedal train* that will take the cnnimurilnue eharged the pulrh Coast G uild rraft or l-iga in lb» Florid/ delegation from Jack­ had violated Die rea»e fi-i. nrde-* vicinity. To New-York. win .radioed Iheriiiu.i (iuard sonville 19 Freight Curs Arc 252 time* between Friday an-i (*r>nd l ot id i Legion headquarters and la.-ntlnaird ■>« I'ea* !«»• Monday. The truct- in Ihe Dulrhat Ihe Barbiion fTaza Hotel a t I>eralled/’ In Jersey Indonesian b«slilUle* became *fFifty eighth Street nnd Madison fective in day* ago Avenue, he said. Kailrond Accident On Id well En coy r a kps Anotln-r Republican communique Two Florida drum and bugle will vie with ro th er corps Probe Into Rod Tide entpx ELIZABETH in the big parade on Fifth Ave­ - rAI—Thousands nf nue on the 28lh, tie jiflnounced. tvmml commulrt TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Aug. 13 Tin- font times national atuF one k lav when 10 Ul*> Governor riafdwejl said t«. time international winner, the 65 -us) hound p< ilny the Slat" would cncplirnge Harvey Seeds Miami Corps will road freight train were derailed, Investigators of Ihe fish-kilting try- again for honor*. The other A Netherlands atmv CO U tm U TM * sprawling coal and hot ear* "r"d tide" In “every possible way com" o til lie that of the William lO nllnnnl ■■ l'a*e 1 *0 ,1 arms* the fjun-trark main lire and lie governed by. their reroute C Morris I’nst 3tt of Fort Lattderhe-*. No one wns hurt. mendatlon." , ilule comprising about 40 ment­ Auxiliary hlisrs prodded |,y lie reported the Slate llnatd ion *, ell dressed In Seminole thr railroad expedited traffic mid Bltfffor IMroIciini of Health amt tjie department ■•( the railroad said two tratks were Demand Tan Bo Mot Conservation had made . sep.n nil- Indian costumes. expected to he rlra ie j, by late studies nf the mysterious ptagtl* today. , • 1 GREAT PALI S. Mont.. Aug 1.3 which Jigs JUtercd Florida West 2 Brothers Found Eervlea ‘ from New • Vorlf (o' ~ (/V) \n expected demand fur Coast tWacliM With bodies of ilee-l I'hdaifelphta and Washington nnd rtutaqeiphta sii'l rdtulfiilM product* within lb« and tlylng fish. Shot Near Ferftondiha Tlie governor said Ihe problem ti, South and West points wiafTl,.. next jem exceeding that of being operated over trarks of war year • ran t** met. represent wax **a little foreign tn Ihe field” Fla., Aug. 13, the Lehigh . V a lle y and lleaillrig alive* of the major oil producing of the Board of llraflh hut that M'*FEBNANDINA. brothers In their twen­ It ml roads to West I'hiladelphn. stater aKite, tu;l they say there it stood ready tn assist in any ties. -Two sons of a carelitMer for sev­ Kpllntcrcd hftx ears end pih* ts no Immediate reserve to r#t<* way possible.- He »epo,rtd the eral homes here, were found shot Conservation D epartm ent had thtmigh the head on .t roadside of mal In twisted wreckage svss for any emergency. ntrew irfor Rliu feet at the Boutli * Winding up a three-ilnv meet­ "tavn unable to make a reronmn- mflir here early todav hut no Elii^taeth Stallmi. One of the ing of the Interstate Oil Compact datlnn on affirm ative artion rat- motive could he glvsn for th? slay­ .Bright cars landed on (he station Commission here, slate officials ciliated to relieve the situation. platform. “The problem is "not a local ings. and industry leaders launched a The voting men were John Cal­ Railroad spokesmen raid the rerlea nf lerhntral discussions with problem, Caldwrll said. “Neither vin Graham. 22, and Curtis Floyd wreck occlirred when the 13th day, primarily concerned with is it a new problem. There have Graham, 20. sons of Mr. and Mr»teen sporadic -outbursts of the Muse Graham who live at Sey­ car of tha Ilarritburr, t'j-.-to- developing new sources. R. A. Catlett of W’asbington. same trouble over the yeah*. The mour’* Point here. Both were Jersey City freight train ,w*s derailed, and 18 cart latnlnd chief of the Federal Bureau of fpderal authorities are making World War II veterai.s and had Mine* Petroleum and Natural every effort to determine th# nnlyrerf hliy teen discharged from imped the tracks. Although service was expected Gas Division. 1* scheduled to des­ cause.-----the service-.__ _ . to be restored on tw o ^ T ^ tk ri cribe research on the production main line tracks by late toddy, nf liquid fuels from nil shales Repair Of Highway In -Colorado, HuntiiiK I« Enjoyed railroad spokesmen said there now under wav would be a "longer delay” In Wyoming and Utah. By Frank Robinson Ih Nearly Completed clearing the other two tracks. ~• . i Wotk is expected to ba com­ Frank Robinson, former Sanford Britain Protests Red resident and high schuot student, pleted during the next twa weeks Jugoslav Trade Pact the asphalt surfacing am) wid­ Seizure Of Plant who after hi* discharg-C from the on Signed For Germany Army, joined ht* parents’ and fam­ ening of the Ortimlo highw ay. * LONDON. Aug. 13. ( ^ - M i n ­ ily at Crtstqbal, C. Z., recently from Sanford lo Maitlan-I, W. >(, BELGRADE. Aug. 11, C D - ister of State Hector McNeil B’ld wrote that he is enloyinr tha hunt­ Hong, project engineer, announced .today. . „ Negotiators representing the Brit­ the House of Commons todav that ing anil fishing in Patutna. The highway ha* been widened He enclosed a snap shot of a ish and U. 8. occupation zones ef Britain had protested against 22 to 2fl feeL and five fool Germany have signed a long-range Soviet armv seizure of tho Aus- trussed up "Puerco Del Monte" or from 1100,000,000 trade pa vi with Yugo- Irian mineral oil ----------------- wild dIk that.he and-Walter An­ shoulder* added to-each sute,*he-----idsvta” df*tjftSff"l5~'5uR<I up~tKe" finery *t LoEiu, Auatrla. on Aug. derson Of Sanford had killed. Wal­ said. The shoulder* are to have g ter spent a few day* with the-Rob- elav surface. Mwt of the former economy of Western Germany and 1. The protests, he aald. were fnaon* during tha lime the aircraft rough apota of the road hav t teen Implement tha Yugoslav five-year pian. it » u announced last nixht. Indged by British mambara ef th* carrier to which he wae attached Ironed out. Tha agreement was the third AJlUd Council for Austria and of arae docked a t Cristobal. SCHOOL BOARD MP.FTT Ther reported findlwr a very which the British and Americans the Austrian Treaty Commission. The Cnuhtv Board of Public In­ Tbe British deputy commission­ itrange hill where tha uhole fam­ have mad* In the last month with will meat Thursday countries In the Russian Influence er. McNeil xaldj haa pointed out ily searched for moss agate nnl struction morning at I0:00 o’clock at th* o rb it Th* others were Ciechoi- that control council for Germany Jasper, which are aeml-precinur office of Supt. T. W. Lnwion. BiJa regulation*, quoted as a bail* for stone*. Thev found 3 largo ame­ lovakls and Finland. repair of the Lake M-tnroa Under th* pact Yugoslavia plans Uy» Soviet action, have no applica­ thyst crystal. Mr. Ruhlraon alto for to purchase from Western Ger­ tion in Austria and th at rrpara- reported that they are building a (white) school and appointment nf P I yrars Uon# oannot b# secured from pro­ 20‘ foot mahogany cabur CTulaer, school bus drivers will be con­ many over the_____ nest_ . Pfour tap ILai good* ranging from light party which Is Id Joint British- and a x * trimming It with teak sidered. according to Hupt.-T. W, Lawton. woo£ American beneficial ownership. taxlil* Works to bUst furnaces* ---------------------------------------- l\vr m ' N O . 191 n rii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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