15 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a387db714ebab56e6184312a7e5993f1.pdf 35b25ff03e3240572f931f77d695cdf0 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/f96a02d459212ab8af8c7fa97ac1ed82.pdf 8da810995e6014e4a993a293b2b671a6 PDF Text Text • »' i \ L-* - >'= V‘. f P A G E E IG H T >RD, FLORIDA H r itis li s 1 C r iH fH By STANIEY I It*** !*■■• l l u l th*t tln> j* ■ crisis |Ik..It to h d l'f’ furward with such rapidity Hmi w* should have power to deal drar.i Ucally an.l swiftly with aw U ar.l ■ituatu.ni.that may arls.-," Chutrhill snapped: ' "llltle r sard that." P'«**tr* au. ill., negation of Hr it lull freedom luul wav «.f ||y *n<r in timi- of peace.” » r . « ld ,hr 8of*»>UI ministers would hr the absolute master*” of the country whil.t I’arliammt wa» In recess.. It is xhr.li.lMl to ^',r ,h*' * u*tnf<r next work. I» thil n u n u r y to the life of thf country?" hr asked. “ It would mean a spate,of alarm und di»rouragetneril ami paralysis." ~ l “ rehin declar'd Hint' A ,____ * 2 rh Wi-diinulay, in which -the f; ; Prime Minister outlined hi* wo. mon*. m l |»M |)ti»|frfifn - fur llrlU ln - w «« “ ifpivmaljr ju«l|ri>«| to t * inSdci.iatc." * ; . Carrying on in a sharp personal ! attack on the I’rim* .Mirritt.r. t. Churchill imiuiird; "Who it going to wield tlirxe Dowers? Not Merely the it.m e Minister. who ireini iAricteoiirttly an amuse-, passenger in the pic* •ur# boat." Hr .belaud rhat tlm gOVe.ntnrnt'* ministers aria nun who w trr pn pai ..I always to put tin party before the natlvn. In hla •perch, Attl.V bud . all.il for. "Dunkerque aplrlt" to . v. i com* a threatened dollar fannt. born of fast ■prndln.f and under production. ■ “ You talk of Dunkerque rplrll," Churchill mild. “ What would Dun­ kerque have to-eri if tlm little boat' were only going to tnk< « f f tntm . ber» of the tiadr 'tn.u u nnd it .u< • laid that wc didn't into u lin k er’s - • cuit for thr rrat ?" Thu appatmtly was it reference to Fuel Minuter Kmmanuel Sl.liiw*H'i i perch several wcelrx a<0 In which hr waa trportad to have „*Jd “ w* do not give m tinker* ru«about non-ldd/or prupto in lit! . * .Uln.” “ Tiir miniiler ' who made those expressions," Churchill aaid, "still remain* a meAil>er of |||.< govern m*nt in ipitr of hit failures, ami hr la retained in Ilia podlimi b> thr play of outside font-*." C ily Ifr > e I . .L u F R I D A Y , A U G . 8, 1947 ' ’ •T - ^ubpoenan Issued E m p lo y m e n t tt'ealis*** Irea P*a< Owl mg lo. argua with you.” Fergu­ son instructed commuter aide* to ismm a subpoena to wit.' Mughn' papers. tuppowd to be in custody of one of the Holly­ wood millionaire’s auditors in downtown hotel rom. R each es N ew In ~ J u ly * . t i a i t j T h ert is S t r e n g t h - R ecord WASHINGTON. Aug. H. ^ Civilian employment mounted u a new all-time record of MOTS 000 in July, the Census Bur». tr|Kirteil today. ■ Joblessness climbed also,' tr u ing 2.S84.000 a* students sougki summer work and graduates hunt. n Partly cloudy tonight nnd Tuts■day with widely srsttered show. er«. - , . »-4 ProU tl ,h* j M o f ^of America s Promote th# PPregreaa Pradnra Prosperity for Stnford. ;s ' § * -‘ - E atabliah ed 1908 ,U M E X X X V I I I > •A N m f IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD, m b D A IL Y F L O R ID A , I t "■ m« tf^*i8i£XrlA !£££?$ '•^ ^ 8 F r a l M 0ND A\ A t ’ G. 11. d A sso c ia te d 191i Egypt W arns British Labor Hughes> taggering Crisis U N Of Threat BillAttacked Of British War By Churchill Honors om and Family ith Bip: Parade __ 3 -- V*- - * ft ; ’ - Randall Goff Returns From Thrilling Trip With Babe Ruth BusinessSupport ForGuard Urged By! Hutchison War I? General Cited F LUCKY STRIKE presentsTHE MAN WHO 'KNOWS-* TOBACCO WAREHOUSEMAN! •• 3 « u n 3 g So Wrm, So ru lly P a c k e d -S o Froo and la ty on tho D raw \ * * ’ ,4 FariiRMs Advised To Play Safe In New Cinp Planning , - - ■. 192 (Russian P aper !-H lits US Press I As Commercial • Mi NO. P res* Laased W i r e Inquiry Is Halted Ji Woman Emissary Arrested In Case Of Missing Jewels r.;. i ± - . '* N E W .P A P F .il Jaycee Directors Approve Military Training A t Meet II HMllNHtll fit* IM r«| * 11Nr | werr established her* during III" l i l t yrat. • Under tiir heading, "laical Itav. Materials," are lu tol agrirultu. al product*, On hiding crlrry an t other vegetal.I.«, entile and lim­ ber. I’ine nnd liardwood are availablr f, to Ifr milvi from town and cypirss ia available III to 16 mile* from town. The United Lumlwr Company, Kolwrt WitHam* and K. V, llyrd operate tawmill*. No mineral production ia listed. ■ Tha minual leiii|Miratu>r aver­ age ia rrvraled at 72.1. ami <« 61.8 In January, 70.7 in April, •But h r July- inid ^ t d r n fT M o W ' on tiir * uvi'tugv. Rainfall aver­ age* bh.l a yrar, with thr hrav!• i l avrrage full in July, 7.H3 Inches Mtairifull was more that’ nine inrlies during the past month. Thr average length of Ihe Ing season ia :I2-J day* , Conn......• * * * * . Slat lit it s on Uity and government reveal that Sm Sui ty guvrruiiient of the Army Air Force. The ninliL m .,i, i„ „i , .V J“ rn„lL*ri aP » * « . t-onimandlng t.maral •lo.d 1.6. ... operation, i . l e of minute, lu L m ip ictT ^ vrn oJ u,. ^ v« » ~ "M h e AAF’s 4°Urbtr1hd.y. look J1 hours » d $1 16 mills and debt service.'1.1 compicto. beven of tl.s faupcrtu.u made U.e Ica.g u iPj (fsicraailonat Soundf-.olo* >11.1 l a I , MS • Itaa f Il I ... . ■■ ■ ■ -- . mills, tstsal ami Itimi Ilia County Itai operations rale of 26 mills ami ho debt service inillage. Ilouded Brewster Sorry 8 ,0 0 0 V A E m p l o y e e s I A i r F o r c e G e n e r a l City debt is |f,HH7,t)t)0 and ImiiiiI*d county debt, s i .'joo.ihhi. lr »n liM iM .I H ..M . OHS I Ordered DiHchurKed' Predicta 3rd War flauloril is on the main line of in Hughes' plane l«cnuv. she -li.l la- ulone with the Atlantic Coast l.iue Ituilrood not^. dare , , „ bint. ...... WASHINGTON, 8. (,!>. , , Aug. , , 1.08 ANG FI.F 8 . Aug. \ ( / » with 10. passenger and fits to 40 A repoiler nake<l lli-v. sler. if I The V e t * " ................. freight trains daily, it is reveal­ ed. U. ft. Iligiiways- 17-02 ami eonirnent. Im luennt n> withdraw •’ml,,uy *’*’4 “ a. soon Force*, says there will l»- * World State Highways Id, 116 ami <'•* il. as possible, for ocunomv reasons.* War III and that the United Slate* pats through Sanford. FJiirldi "I ain regretting it,” llfewsier The agency estimated Dial a, " • • • • Greyhound blnvit baa 23 busses 11 plied, lidding that lie jmped news­ many as 60(1 of ita 871 of flea's passing daily Ihtnugli here. men would not press him on Ihe throughout - the nation may I* - Transportation facilities listed point. > a short, aharp paralyiing bomIn bringing up ihe rilhjict. closed as a result. Include Tamiami Trail Tours, A Pleas annuuncemsAt said that bardmeut, followed iiy *n bitmediGreat South.'in Trucking Co. *i>d IJrrwster had saldr ”1 ciinfess I was hrit-jted and 700 ymployeet will be dlschatircd ate airlHirnr Invasion." Central Central Truck l.ine* which pro­ Faker, soon to lie retire I liter 30 vide slalewide trucking srrvln. angry hI-.mii Mr. Ilughra’ attacks.” ns admlnlstra- Vrsrt service, told the Institute of He aaid 'he had u. .,itl..md the For. air tiaus|milaliun Hanfoi'i has thu Muuici|ial Airport with hustesa. matter “ over (lie* counsel lion official said It may lake s*v- Aetonaullcal Sciences yesterday., un eral weeks for regional, offices lo "Fewer than 300.000 men could 60,992 square feet of hangar o f inv advisors.” *' under silk an-l taka this Hughes yesterday nrwlnced an compute work-loads upon which the descend apace and threl- li.iMMJ foot run­ discharges will he based. country,” “ ' untry." he added. ways. The field Is o|>en to prl affidavit in which Misj AppU-wick Largest reductions, 2,000 rmWithout^jftrhtioning an? couarate planes, Scheduled cominer flatlv denied that site ever had told „ said such a war will cial air traiisportatinn Is avail Drowsier she was afraid to tiavel •1‘loyi-s, will be .In Ow vocational tryr. Faker counvry "wlik Utmabi*. Florida Airways lias four alone with llughifct. 8|„. ,„||„| rrhabilitatiun amt education pr ig, com# from the llrrwster statement “ lidlcul- ram. Aliout 1,700 persons, or more rndous manpower and kiduavy flights daily. OUii” than 26 percent, of those engaged Potential.” "W e know it Will Brewster said today he was In contact work,Neill lie ilitcliargrd arrrota the Arctic, as tha i “ very sorry if I have • mburiauid with the probable result that 40 air-route, but w* don’t Control EndH her In her rawunatlon.” percent of the contact offices will when." he declared. lie added that he was sure she ha closed. The cities affected will It HstiHH.u I is>m Psas (tael is “ very competent" und tha( he he-*#rvcd by .IiJ£«isni contact o f dtnt laid that un«lt*r lh® clrctiui* did not want to cause her any fleers. VA Reds H it U. S. •lances he fell there should la- trouble. •pacific iM-acetlme uiitlmilty from When reporter* pressed ilrewsf J t lt U liia a Ii., H m i . , — ---S _ k . IISSIISMI IlHM r i l l Sh I Congress, iIft Ithe ruths were to be ter at to whether he was withdraw, agreement,” he aaid, “ panis, i» the kill continued. ing his statement alwiut thr hotI’otsdam agreement, weabgR* cf Fxislting contrels, which con­ less, he aaid he did not vara to the control rouncllt. nlthtuxh’ w* tinue until Nov, I, require on** c|rrv on . the controversy. Then M'aaliBM'l (u w .P sa l ItS'l third down payment, with th* In- he added that Henator llrhkrr I It - to th* Jayceei c e e iflT g4. proposed• sur tlever have born permitted i„ par•tallmeutg runniug rto longer than Ohio! heard "some, hut not alF'-of - W uf„,th* u lure of mu- Urinate as f-ill ne»fTirr--^-\ par­ 16 months on automobiles, stoves, the conversation he aaij ho had hlcipalities, serai for money," ties to the l ) f ” s lre"*b»sj?. In a lengthy defen-g „ f the mechanical tilth washers, ironers. with Miea Applewirk. h* declared. property is three voire es-enemy states. stairs. Knrilnikov ivrvilniXov refrigerators, washing machine* Ilrowstrr said he asked to see supposed to ^ 'a p p ra isedd at 100 that the Uni!** Plates radios and sum* other goods. reporters because it seemed to him perrent, but. ia banning close to •rharerd es.l II >-2! ■ ! ■ ...___ _______-.4 ' K IM K lS b and llritain were auoporting leae00 M percent” . A 20 |wrc*ni down payment, “ the public -and the press is en­ Ml with installments limited to 13 titled to my comment” on quvtlons F. F.' Housh’older. at a recelii tionary group* In those ruuntfiet months is required'fur furnltun Put to him by Hughes which he City Cointmaaion meeting outlin­ which were conapiring to o»ar.and rugs, ed a plan for reappraisal of prep throw tha "truly demon *ti« ;r»a did not get a chance to answer. gimes” now In power. I - t, n n« w legislation, the One query fired by Hughes waa •rty here, he pointed out and He asked Brasilian Represent*I resident could restore rnntrils how Rrewater could reconcile his City otfinels declared that they •Her Not. I, In the event he de­ statement that he knew nothing had been thinking along th* the a same live Henriqu* Housa Goti** why clared a new national emergency about a possible merger of TWA line* and would do aomethim aomathing he suported th* UniteJ HtaUs' or In time of war. . showed criticism of Bulgaria. RoiUnla'MA and Fan American, with article* about It if other cltlseiu ahowei to awaken Hungary and aakad how he would llughei read from the publication, interest. "We Aviation News, which Hughei con­ citizen* to their responsibilities in like it If some country prJteated Id M r.' Itatigsn. against “ the outlawing «f Ooe o f ' tended indicated that Urewster did this matter/* said Jllycee Meet Boftball Captain Richard Dea* the ma|or parties in.Brazil.” - • k^ow about It. Houxa-Gome* retorted: • > Rrewater aaid ho thought he had announced that after conferring .a r * « » Oee» ”1 regret that th* rrprewnUtiv* Rotary Captain Orvilij aid the 8 iat* Road Department made it clear when he wan on th# with In choosing a alto along a main atand that ha had heard talk about Touchton, they had cajled off of the1 U. 8. 8 R. U y o T X 'fnregardTng T R cUeilona' In highway for establishment of • f merggr and had mentioned It the softball Uli scheduled for formed U filll. ■ . Dlrnir ground^and rrntinJ atn*! '‘ LavU*,.. it. hlBtUlf ln ,6 l>ujajL K ve n ln t_ d u a _ -la — wal barbecue, lla grounds. King t.Un W. O. Liv - 1 1 Jo nol belfev# plans by the Tourist Com- Uon with Hughes1 last March. *' On the aland, Urewster said ho mgston reed a letter from Di»- States government svsr at) lUtaa In furnishing the Tourist ............... rtcl Presido.it Hoke urging tha ! i lmpo,V ,u «»n at)lie stlon Booth which wjll be never had offered to call o ff the l net a I* Liana b,L.t,w Jayvaes on U - current Investigation In exchange Iona to build up m.mbershlp. for a merger. • "It ought to ba good at the Day. .Tnlrteeh applUatiom. ---- ----------------- -----. noxt meeting. Vra, A . D. GaUb- “ i* > »* »* d a «. that la not ■va boon received from auiillV mbied to a e ir* ''aomV'of of th> Amarkan-countri.e ^ the position o f recepln Nonrovta, capital o f ' her^/atnout^frild M lU t«d • mm chlckan,” be . th , Romans used caU«D.V far Llbaria, U caU ^ - B ^ d ^ ; : ’- '" «Md. ••Otto * ■ • -ridv* M R ■ • , • . ’JT: l W EATH ER Noah Dietrich, who hcadi ......... , , \ V T r \ c Hughe‘f Tool Company, told the romraitlcf that, although he had K - i o . 'i K . ^ j s B a r r e t t W a r n s U r been . served wilh a subpoena to 00.000,000 the “ full employrCm-1^ * * 1, 1 goal as defined by former Vic* produce the documents, he legally President Henry A- -Wallace. July does not have possession of them rmp)oymant_topf>*d J\ine, th* nr,, beciuse ihej . comprise. Hughes' vious high, by 24,000 workers personal papers. Counting those in th # '*y n4 ! forces, the nation’s July total?V — ZDo you have those papcrt?“ job holders waa 02,604,000. . Ferguson demanded of Hughes. “ t don’t have them on my per­ U p -j P r e m ie r M a k e s S e c o n d L a b o r it c C a u c u s son, i f that la what you mean," Hughes retorted, as spectators A p p e a l F o r C o u n ­ h o l d s D e c i s i o n T o Increase In Prices roared arith laughter. s w s w e e k E d ito r A d ­ Hanging a glass ash'tray on the D e f e r N a tio n a li7 c il A c tio n F o r c in g --------------+ Announced By Nash d r e s s e s C l o s i n g • committee table, Ferguson shout­ in B S te e l In d u s try T roop W ith d r a w a l ed: “ Don’t try to get smart with D em a n d s O n S e n a to rs ’ d k t r o i t , 1 Aug. 8, nfi - p * , * B a n q u e t O f S ta te this committee." A DITICTIVI AH IM M I 70 COMfOIT Fillpina Mammano. 9, ss the child’s T im e A nd F a ilu r e Increases on Nash automobiln I a v m » C o n f e r e n c e mother, Mrs. Orlendlna Nicoilela, cries hysterically In the background. In one o f the stormiest sernrt LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 11 ’ oF* R a n d a l l A n d T ’ lu * “ B a b e l ’ - v ; ii 0P) , Win LONDON, ' W . ..... , ranging from 195 to 1168.40 h«r. * J a y C eC C U " lC IC " C of tha Inquiry into Hughei $40,-.* Tha youngster, pawn in s custody disputa between her two parents. Picmicr N'okraihy Pa.ha ol .ton Churchill ’ .aid -tonight In* T o L o c a te M eyer been announced by Nash-Kelvink — 77 ", OOOJIOO wartime airplane contracts, was about to sail from New York (or Italy with hrr lather when lb* f• 1 or Corporation President Groin EtWsrd W. Rsrtctt. editor " Egypt today warned the United Labor government*, ’’economic etiHughes today charged that Chair­ mother, armed with a writ of habeas corpus,' attempted to halt her G iv e n A s R easons W. Mason. Nawtw^rk msga/inc. told the Naliotit Secuiily Council that fail­ ii.” legislation confm rd powman Ferguson (R-Mirh) wa* try daughter’s leaving. Ignoring the writ, Uie (ether boJided lb* S. S. The boost*, which went Into ,f. Junl0, Chamber of Com C l u b U r g e d ing to put him and Meyer on the ■Seiurnla and the girl waa Unally allowed to sail (international)' T o E a c k ure to gel Briti.h troop, out oi r l. of '-viitual diclaloi.hip on a \\ \ S H I\ t.lON", tug. 11. ( I *1 stand at tha same time to “ grab Th.Ur*d. ^ ’. fo11- ' merer conic,rncr at it. clo.inf — ijuasril llirdwell. llidlyssisod Egypt may lead n > open waifate cabinet whn»p piiine inini.tei ed inersasea in recent days ht n * "_ , . .l R o a d s id e P a rk ts A t publicity” . . puhiicltl man. said t«d ») he General Motors Corp., 'Packsrf bjfcquet Sunday, that the econotn againit llir lomnuri. "might he dtjtatdrd" al any nm “ Now juat a mlnult. Mr. will flic a ♦1.000,909 lihel suit • Frrguton: Will you try to bring S t a t e C o n f e r e n c e oense account of Kuxi--it Hit dwell, Motor Car Co., and Halter-Fraut bland political cum in huro| c Hughes,” Ferguson shouted. Making hi. .econd appeal fpr ment. against Vi.iti l»ielflih. offirisl him in? Hollywood publici.t Huffhti said hr would not pro CorF’ ,|.. ,, . . j*e “ not only iciioui but .taggeini ihe llurhes Void t’ ompsny, council action again.! thr Blit ' Chun lull addirued lli«* lloit-i C i t e d A s C m i r m Hughes: No, I don't think I will. ~ Approval ol universal military This account bad lirted Jesse due* Meyer because Mayor twice Isecuuse of trliimony whirh The big rrowded committee Mom iih. the Premier .aid in a 9.00<* ot Commoni a. il moved toward c ; £ a - u -. r « 7 * « t c c O l F r t c c i o m had been brought before th* com­ training wa. voiced at the rtatc Jones, then head of the liecon- -u,“u T , r p i a I list 11sh gase a Senate siihwas silent for a full minute as word prepared .perch: final action on llir lull, .y-pime.l absorb raising costs of matertsli n**'1* ty trf f , ' ° n lo U . . mittee. ’ * Utriwj lunmAWler engpwsng'**•♦*» ptauw , _ fintshM Bgiooe aad tlist esety nalumt i»r ducciot'i-mfcluui, duimtLjhc iu pi . Ferguson and Hughes gland at structiun Finance Comnany, at oim ami labor which go into "T h e mflfihm o f peojHP, ; i4H« f,irt' ive»^ irf* t T>ie||miiivrv' vote Grimly, Ferguson asked Hughes each other. contractu a « mlril to Howard MOSCOW \u«. I I bP) l).v incr cnnfcirntr of iKc FfouiTi of those Hirdwwll rlairiMl lo have } a if t o m O'b 11 e s "without *iaT« _ Britain, might tutiumL. to repeat that. ’ llnuht-s .Hildaell. who said h* inhabit the Valley of the Nile Earlier, today llailiamrnt's Lebqr^ Then the chairman tnkid font- antertained in the pcrio.1 from prices^" vi,I / .n lu jtU , Piavili inmmen Jaycrr. which was held al th' had Iwen called lo lesllfy tsefor# "I don’t remember,” Hughes laid mitti-u counsel to. drgw up u .»ublet. the United , Slates is su< have never erasrd to resent th ■ ilet in' a caucus ttpbchl the Alt He said Nash was h'ktnr th e June 17 to July 16^19.2, Dietlirh tail f. ilrlivernl in .vllai k ol n m llir S m ile Mat Investigating slowly. “ Oet It o ff the record.” poena for Meyer linnwdiatil). sfu 1 in it.toring Isigc icj Ic Mayfair Inn over the Wffkfnd pirsencr of IJrllish fortes on Eg)p Ire cahinrt’ s decision lo sir Ire na cost of its low price “ 600’* line cl said. f.iilK"ii|inillre this morning, (O ff th* stenographer’* iw ord­ iv li.ill * page b-liv «'n the 1 ml and was presided over by Ihci Ferguson signed the papers and car* for th* first time since OPA luftion and a higbrr slsndafd ilefora the question n! entertisn territory. ing of the proceedings I. lionah/alinn of the ilrrl indu'lrs, announced: . • e«l Stales pie**. iletl.umg it was drilled at a ne»a conference idrnl W. F. (B ill) Rollc.lon ol controls were removed last year. lln l hr fslsltird an expense living to Knglsnd and llic Meyer, p u b l i c i t y man for rhurrhill said "a convulaim-" "S o long as the occupation con “ I Just signed a subpoena for lainineal for Jones was insed, thf not .in oig.iu ol opinion anil ton Manncland. ai'onul. is Dietrich testified committee had produced front the Hughes, has testified to spending Meyer-forth wit it.” Ip the l.al>or-Party might resiitl itinent. linuew this populai icsentment^an , v « iii'ii. I iii .» lom m cim l cute: 1104,000 In l>™m°Unn of Hughes’ I lie dirretors endor.ed snd ap Isvl v^pkt — . in Use’ powers' falling (o "tbc Handing the paper to committee White House files a telegtam from expense account7” 1 . . . . .* • * not ne stilled. Its llare-ups cannot Minister «sf Health 1 Aliemin Itev Mr. BaiieU.-jyho served on ific ventures. Including airplane con­ attorneys, Ferguson said to tell INrdwell to Stephen Fatly, then n piovrd * motion that l II tlulu ' pii*e. “ DeftnHelyr Dietrich replied. tracts. Ills detailed list of, .ritirn\\ \<|||NC.|t»S, \wg II ^ he prevented. Such a siloalion an) nr sdineoiie rlss'.’* ’ ' If ol the Ollice o( War Inlortp_ the United State* marrhaP “ that White House •rcrrlary.~ail.ing for cooperate extensively vvith th* j’ MV.Ia is the olll.ivl oigan ol He said.the expense item al­ ditures included many items o f en­ we mean business on this Sub­ an appointment with Fatly to dis­ can easily get out of hand. Ihe Ihe Senate inquiiv mlo 1 lovrarrl ition during the war. was *n A Socialist informant *tiid mory ready had been paid at tho time it Stair Koad Department in ihrir cuss Hughes’ plane. l llir t omnium I P ulv. tertainment for Army -officers, poena” . Ihn-.li. ‘ vviitii"* plkPf contract* peaceful intentions oi my* govern than IlMi Lalwrites nbsiatn«| from B d U ced hy Lind Wrber, manager government officials and others. roadnde park project, aad »•» *1 Dietrich identified a $2,040.66 rame to hia attention. Ha adJM / «tj*vsk) * ill n k vs a* in iv Karlier. the Senate invertigatora voting at llir. party caucus. A l!tT m— Iritm l— ihrtTjnlp i " 1 *v: and—1 ment may be thwarted." Mayl air Inn. where the The Ferguson, Hughes exchange found an expense account item by bill llirdwell had submitted to that the company had “ many deal of A the Road Department in any wav tee’ e anugio- *d-sw|"rr "sens un*y I .11 Ill'll to an iil'.lr by ST: M vnvgiquj , , III . ings" with llirdwell and may have went on: — Declaring thatthe rtreearTTfir. four Votes. a| )<> 77. This .action Meyer’s predecessor as llughei’ rover expenses on hit trip. «| L ' h - y p m n h l e . l.ihtcn bibs in I James ol t*n' , ' "■* > l gotten, the. money-bark-on-other Ferguson: Now Mr. Hnghei Ish-Fgyptlan treaty signed in '930 fotced Vrrali'itraut member* lo , siniicil l hail man I r i » u s o n quet ’ — “ I-qt»r*tturn'd I M Hem Tuneerh*, quel were held. Declaring that be ' w>ke» ie-yeur answer: 1 Nrvs. Nmk limes, who lisd.’ ciit F’retl C!rrwn of Orlando presided bad lorn "superceded l-y ilje ( U. wlllidrasv n |eso|iltio|| l alllllg lipo'i or Ji-sse Junes and iinm. dlately; Ing Mr. Jones," thu witness smd, transactions. (K Mi' ll.) "I 'he tim.. 5ell *•» vie \V*r In He testified that llirdwell had had married a Florida girl and over the meeting of the nmretaries N. I Charter," the Premier sharply the goverilmrut to iitnlei lake. I It Hughes: I Just told you that I got an affidavit that' Jones-waa ‘and railed him up. Mr. Jonea ■itireil Ailleiani es ol Alrvtmlri 1 i vrsti-vlini! •commlllee, whi»h i* made the affidavit that tho .ar{g« now a frequent vuilor to this on Saturday afternoon. The rec- assailed llritish arguments (list the Btrel program at tin- next ses­ don’t rtmambar. • not entertained. • •said he was not- present at any en­ j MuiO/OV. S n ir) ilelrgslr III llv council should dismiss the case as i "inIm ling the ,iit|unv\ simply »nretaries recommended to the.state 1 * 1 * . .Uie, Mr, Barrett ..id that a. Ferguson: Then I'll ntk you sion of I’m hann-nt, n|uoiinr in Noah Dietrich, executive of tertainment given -by Mr. llird­ name of Jones because he haj put l 'uilril Nation I >iminii uul b-> organization that they publish n* gruuntllcaa. The (renty* gave Itri- Oetolier. I.al«>r I'aiiy l ef t Wing , III llll'lCll I v1"*ed V-SIIOII of the again. “ Will you bring »lr. Meyer Hughes' Tool Company, produced well." editor of New.wcek, hii job u down the name of evervon, he conrial t iiiimil. • pamphlet to lie issued If riicli er- lain thh right to station troops in cis have ls-.-n aiiarking A llltr In to the 2:00 o'clock hearing. the affidavit after he said lie had group that l|-had been decided • Then, said Ferguson. "In your tacted In Washington and had en- digging out live news and trying ganizntion eccrelnry outlining Ids Egypt. (M oio/ov lolil the . I "HIM il Hughe*: No. I don’t think I will, uuestiuned five year* ago an ex- “ Plnion llirdwell hud padded his I tertained only • few j f them. on thi* ground retain progrism wot »n drier luit’ iei lie.iung* until lie. ahead of the duties. A brief nullin'- of the Nokrnahy Pasha strevserl tlirse to tec "too little nnd too late" .and his Soci.il t mnmiller I titlav. \ii4 I. executive secretary's office was four points: Nov I / nrw« leadership was .untn-piidig. ' lllfll Hu'iin lia.l ie.il tieril"in "I , ” 1—The fart that dispute ex­ given by Hoyce I’yweil of Jack lie gave I* > pun q**l reason*. One fnrliini at Ihe parly cau­ •®me of it ii very rncoura<:ists. 'o l llir pies* .t i I that ill* sonville. cus railed for Immediate le^umo I Ollier ileinvtnls on ihe seninf.” he added, "and tomr ii " 2 —The fact that the Egyptian Hill Carter of Tamos who is ein nation* ih I not Hr s.snl that tion " f »tiade negotiations wild lints’ lime, in til ling plans •*' • government have made a delwtmin­ pretty grim." state chairman of the ".Mist Flor­ the nulv guaianln ol a lire pies* Russia. Sit Ktjiffntd (Tipps, pirsn.»l lu »e mad- for liips to F.uSubdividing hit tslk somewhat ida" pageant, stated that the state ed and honest effort to settle the Idcnl of the board of trnde, ielay in "lonunimil ov nri«hq>. dispute by negotiation with tin •I the various classifications m director* voted to contiLve the United Kingdom, and this effoit plied that th e.next move was up • Ijauies cnliuoriiird in an a 'lirir iope. pageant which it a statewide to the itussiaiu. socialist aourtfiJ ....... ........... .. .In .>«••*• 2. Th e-inahility-of the coni • are presrntfd in his msgv- search for the most l<e«itliful Fioi- ha»_failed. Riitidav. Vug........... ths* i>r<-• illation of the it i* ‘ *vn p ir »« I nnltie to locate John Meye-. *9—The fart that the continu­ report'd 'a fter ibe w r i t meet­ « , Mr. Barrett said that the. Ida girl, ing. The trade talks 'broke down it* n f u r p ir s s U- p i.ip n g n o ja j^ ^ f|< for Miss Fill* ?JrG«die*. Mi»t Flor­ ance of this dispute it likely to rn recently when llrilain tefused to e level will probably go higher, gone i rnry.” j|| ,s _ . ida of 1947, was presented dining danger tne maintenance of |>eaee at least this fall, although six the dance Saturday eveninr at the and security not only in the Valley rafr 'he tepayment of a wartim — C’-Vlnuiug.-lia*. ncvcr-jiuukL-anidl — - , * 7r 7 A '" ; 17 ” ... Inoir- nholit its pir V l"djr>,’-J I rttfUfon f*Hl thV >•’ *. '< u vs roomIn ago most of the expei’ s Mnyfajr I nil- MU* -McGrbcr Ja an of. the Nil*.Nile. but throughout th* .credit ( o • Moscow. ’ Other Lalmrltrs railed for cuts Jaoiri wtolr. " Il iryaid. Ill" proi* llir ratlirst rl.slr ilisi * c"tnnviite* ig ’^sKiiiglnn hsd ’ ihmighl piitr- 14 v m old Sf. Petemb'irg high Middle Fait. "4 —The tact that the ’eouditlfuis In the armed forces rum* drnstbs n* an HlUptMUll for the support il|r.yf'e|* school girl and h*» been the Tar r.*dl«f cunciuvfe otbc k%d reached their peak. of stability ami well bmng t fiir l : : „ e A-titv has p.fi/wtt*. uf (hr Coinnvihilsl F a i t i t !'• * « sin 11 s l l » » "l 1 am no-prophet,” he explain- pon Roundup U i'ftP at 9t- P«”,m* are nFcessatv far peaceful and Members of the government said ii.il! what it .nils id-i.-ti • l.inr also Florida’s l’oln*«ttla ” but mi HfW" s tiff* o f* N e e i ­ burg, brio,' nalisin mul iiiluvv*. I" I • printed Queen and Mitt 8t. Petersburg.’ friendly.relations can be brought everything possible was k are many -.experts whose If ng l'«|p k ill done lo reduce the army, navy Randall Gnfl. '»i " f Mr. and Mrs. " K. twiff. pnlnrrd v*ilh Halve vvlint lull's tlie .......... nf ; >• aa I ih It Is to study the reports and svon the coveted title of Miss ' "• Ruth dining lt>eii irrvnt trip In '.Mmilgomery, \la. N'r« Vmk lin k fll> I'll and ati force. t»>tbitu.* Ilii'te. FvVI • «l'Mi • M' Florida at the Miss Florid* pageU ■■Haste ■■ Paa* »ls ) Murvitov'e i ritlclsm .*f th? *A u On the steel issue, government • ml Drlmilj Hiitilall mil only mrl llir "Sullsn of :-".vl" hut Iran ant held last June In St. Peters­ N ‘ 1 spokesmen told the can.iw there led With him IIV.I vi'lled his N » h t of k immi in rnnnection "ilh y t m wax |'i mletl burg. ' • i , i>r»»* was no intention to abandon an apprai mrrsj thr "Itahe" l» myklriR for Ford >lnl»r t ’o. on In-half I’ ritlrisni v ( the Hv Sunday morning a "brag" break­ vviinld nut* he |>rInt•-1 II! 'I ••t- • election prumise to tiation&iire nf Amuirail I tgimi Inninr llqseliall. fast was served, and *■••'*» followed iq Hint rlniiinslnnr.- l.es .1.If H..the mills. They insisted, how­ . by a state director’* confvroncr. explanation between the lt-i**tnii ever, the cabinet should tie h.-e J. Drailry Odham, president of i v i -m w i l l F. Ang. I t .— nnd American p r e «»’’ i • to choose an appropriktv lime. the Seminole County J*ycee», act­ "TIi h it ' i ' viiii \ affecting w orld Some laimlon nrwspnpr-ts re­ Thr wilt 1 *1 •!••!l »»i -l ..... . .... i i.i *in>c'X« 11 it v* .vffeet ed as the host fof tho conrlave RERUN . Aug. ’ l l , bT>— An eatlier - that Aliemin llev.lntlll'4 I18M>|I«h| till* l .‘ v * «0M” If1* ibr -ml ind plans ad everyone and was assisted, by T. K. Tucker American Army official said to- ported . fi.ih nnd Hill of ltli:hf a * nilill I,,,. , nnd Alvin Odham who were co­ day he hail arreited a woman an had threatened to resign ns I,, .I., with Htfii.-iiitural CHICAGO Aur. 1 1 —4/D—mil chairman for the .conference ar­ emissary who smuggied Princess Minister of Health if the govern rnifr.l 8 ( r( p i rltlfri*' tl» • .'h* * i i in.mIih-i I-wv " ,tbl V. ill•-\.w L, dom rested and grinning after rangements. ment abandoned plans to nation tvlnir nnd »lni»d®i»,n ? Hermlne’s Jewels to her son V\ ,i , |i. • ..f Ft mi Is it three-day flight around th* (•■ill. I t ,e u "lil >011 alile iron and steel vvoik* lltrrjil nf punliiliiilffit i I * t 1 h " Randall The chairmen appointed several P r i n c e Ferdinand Schoenaich* M a il.i. i".li- . in 'IL«v-'i«sing the nrld which ended vestcnlav, re. llm llix n l •■ r « a » ••«> * ■inti ...l. fj" lull pii-«liiiii.m in the Caroiath. • _ nl Ml .»n«l M f l l k Cacti f %' Mi l if Ih lr tlindr no NM‘ h Ho* Ived Chicago's acclaim today In Hy accident, we found she still ' /' ............. im I by ibe 27 neltre I’aik A venue. W.V! ll mvy ..I ..11 • "« <b” h « " l : "W e b,."’ nayade drrsvn State Street. hail sonic of the Jewels belonging i N o n - S t r i k e r s A n d the nri^HHuili'Kid I ub lutl.vy iiKlay av > |t|l jjotug lu Hit)!" ’ 9*"i xnti-x ,. t.’ i. im -the wgviisatjon Ths 27-year-old fiver. hU use. T c x a n H I n j u r e d H e r e to Princess Hrrmine whirh she wiili b h" hi l ls. "Slal'tii-.511.111 C I O P ic k e t s C la s h nts, h'« wife and two children, lie teluiued Irom > two week** nVrlixiNld lo plea*r Hie ! '*-f ,,f P r a i s e H o s p i t a l C a r e had not turned over to the --..it. lx l"i'g psxl -due, rer# driven down the Lnop> Prince," said O. R. Carlucd, di­ ■ visit In M.ildgniuriv. Ala.. N'cvv ans^’ t vci ii.- ."I.- i mmentator ifie r msl% street" In • hastily orga.sCLINTON. Mlrh., Aug. 11. bP) Asking whether J vmo« «n in ■uni tin ba - I'.'intrd nut,we have Mr. and Mr*. Notma’t Atkinson rector of *the Army’ * criminal In­ Cluix. at thru Kgulsr lumhe-vn -*d procession, with an honor __' A clash between jilckel* ami vestigation department. Hie name o f the v * :a tl vhmtoMtntr -rpparent prngtess of Houston, Tax., who were ser­ nol“ pnty m <-i ami n l l ' i f l i ' It<tu i«ed of motorcycle policemen. Carlurri said he would ask the nort-strikera before-thn gates •Jnw Ynrk’ TInicx or in Hi • " ........ r'fwarvl - it-’i iously Injured In «n iiitomoWU test g ml, flneu th# Th# usual shopping throng took . /r. . rt. Ruth but iiilila-il rllvnwt vvilh ih .ill American newanven. / > I* ’ lcrinii'-.ii"ii " f linsHlittex. accident on the Orlando highway Russians for a report on Princess Ihe Clinton Machine Co. injured, <ms ou*. to line the street and five persons today and led Sheriff j R e c o r d O l w 1 St IJ Hemline's death on grounds that said: "Jartien i n " " a ’ vei • II th*j —Anier' in i-tpiMts play a irem* foimrr Null hi nl Nw.il on a pLur early In July, were discharged heer for Odom who mad# the Ifitrrnsllnnsl (’l in in '" a ' 1 m>* • ml <ilx I 'I in xelllng the d*gre# from the Fcrnald Laughton Me­ underworld characters seeking Ihe Elmer M. Hrlngman t » ««>> (01 * tlip and hi In* New V n l h>*ni'. 111 v isio n xhausttng J9.646-mll* solo trip royal Jewels she possessed might •tale police assistance. iufq t\ i r « n 1 n t l f » » 7 > ft* * i,( |n...|. i itv m l»< k of prosper morial Hospital today and weia A neplicw i-l laiurt I’ l bap fr«4Nl«n»i which About 75 employee* entered th n 73 hours, 5 minutes and It reported ’ t*•*f ,l" »"•*. ,|. .I,.,. u ii .M ."ir ,-i'tiie country. sufficiently recovered have been Involved. Carluccl said By It tcHllMa*#*! asn I'na ms* I a physician, of the Kaiser'a widow- plant after crashing a picket ho­ “ aennd*. tnaiy. pul'ln , iclalionv dllrclnl I"dti l v »flia of I ■ > i|i|.-to return to their home in Texas Psn maker Milton ’ Reynolds, though Mr*. Atkinson will have to reported "she was in apparent of applnxlinatv-ly 300 Cltt United »f /talk® ho on* •i.i i" • t« L'ir iii ; local liu»ltif*i mm I" Fold ISIntm t "liipany s Cellti.il Re lood health" I'efiue her death Auto Workers, Urn sheriff said. naer of Dill Odom’* record make the trip by ■mhulanco. Hit I mas l'a | a Clubs were swung, fists flew vvip;M viip|Mut <>l * N-' gimi wIt" i> in iliaige "I AppcAliUl ’ { i d i i i R : T o u r n a m u n l s obe-ytrellng flight, estimated >ii tlicg inn (tumslinn inn : " Mr. Atkinson hnd only the ast Thursday in the Russian and atones were hulled dining the I hat JA# trip cost 150,000 but aaid tone. company in Senlurl. ers Rut It i> unling tlnosiglioul ll" tional (ioarli con highest pralee • today or the S l i i t v d O n l d i l w i r D ia . v l ,I ,x. The investigator said none' of melee. Hrtngham added. **? ••i'l HI <EV wbrth It-” ^ 4w*l»rvll I k i i i K c r m i H C’ i m v i c t s 6 li| ."fg M M J. C - I lufv-himn nut- country- l" i l."id rwi*— tbe 29 plece. of jewelry, rich In two of tho non-striker* were ho*, Reynolds said the exact eost treatment they had Amnicau Lrgmn Junmi llavrliall lincd lo ngmlieis «>l tlw pitalizrd and three, others were From 48 to 60 Imi «-x nod the J l ! ,PJU \K\r,^ f U 0„Tvm'nSand S Precious' stones, which A#- Prince ‘ l')s u ;i| H ’ J a i l I n ( ! a r won’t be known until “ all the bills t‘r especially the efficiency corns In” but_ that It averagol courtesy o f Ihe members of th* reported missing was among the injured, none seriously. Plant win­ runt lull ati thru (fgulai luntliroii Randall joilieil tlv Ruth pal!) IwhI cowboys nnd riderx jn !lil« gems recovered. dow* 'were broken. about 1200 an hour "Just to keep hospital *(a(f. He also expresstialay the Iccoiii nl llie 31**1 D. in Mnnlgouiciy nn July 2 fi. In nten will iiartlrlruitd th Hie **"« RAI LM. 'Ta -. Aug. II. t.r»— Army agents said they atill I’oiiy Rilling Tniirpninent ;nd I nm vri.i.d p11 toners, described tha Bombthsll In the air.” genrial *<1 hi* appreciation f«r tho many were unable to locate the misting viiion in k i 1 ami tiir 124th grihrt with Halve, his wdr end inr#»<l wlil'-li will lo- held itniiiiq: x i . I,..,.;. .ox." excap'.i Th# April Itlo** circling flight kindness** .which had b^n ex­ .*xca|a'.| iiom finnv Inlanliy iij psilitulev ‘luring th- miiir and’ Ml. C1s||vnian. Rand vli ■I 1:00 i.'rlnck I jvIm.v In y pfler ii, "..v. . ■. da'.g. which Ferdinand said M r « . J a n e S a l c c b y -----• • - .after m£ of the Reynold* plane which set truded to him hy the local min­ treasures, . I.'ijy/.ivlf r.'.lny ( I m IIs m S as •*■■• ait) insilp llir Inp Jmin Montgonici) nivnii In Fort Mellon Fork on tlm nv irrrnt war . iverpowcrimr two guard*, taking a nsw record for a plana with n isters. officials and many others D ie s In J a c k s o n v ille to New Vuk 'on aii Amefis in lavkrfritnl flirnlevarij. I* " " HIn ii gun., and lobbing then, of erew, cost* about a quarter of n during their 29 A«y stay In tha A nu"ic lj piogism (caliiniiH imUnceil |7>ibvv hy Charles B'-' k. ♦ HMI Miss K ate C. Flynt uffllon ' dollars. Reynolds added. hospital. Ajihnrx III 4. , • , , Funeral service* for Mr*. Jane Dave Mian on *aml Bill \laini I in, v pixlnl l.elievcl .imirThe Bombshell, a converted A-20 " I have been tremendously .Im­ Died Saturday A . M. Armstrong Kale. by. who died Fri­ Tim aiglits « f New Yurk pi >■ rhairman of events. ol Lilly a d Cuily lullliilly Seminole County »|*nlt men, gtrxl from ih" outside, James W. , wap purchased by Rey- pressed" im said, "hy the kindly vidi-d the ,Knnf"id youngster wi'li day in Jacksonville afti-T a short chest14 wai prevented by Cheilet w lliw 4 • « Pea# *1*1 Christian nttitude of your people, Ilian v I In ill - for five days, dm ing merchants nnd rllire.is are Icing MrD'.tutld, 2'b »4 Worrester. U t illnrti, will be held Tuesday a f­ requested l»y the rolWlillltee ill Ih. ........ I*. ■ ■ w tv.-vt h.» lii'l t up a and I wish you woitld.tell them all . Mist Kate C.- Flyht died early ternoon at 3:00 o’clock al the Moriuon.t L ing mamlolm and vio­ whirh ho aLn had ills pictimcharge nf arrangements to d"nntp Korn-I "!•• hn-l openad hi* cell (I'M lIxw S an 1‘asr «lvl how much Mr*. Atkinson- and I Baturday morning in an Orlando Erickson Funeral Home with The lin witli « jual ilrxtriity. Shan' funds In pay puree, in tl»- t»iieii , -it-t in- ileaned. Ha then hospital following, an Illness of Foreign Diplomats appreciate It." , iinmeut ami races. Ilnnnt'i are a.I- Im t.'l Ih" guard In live .-ell and nine months. 8 h* had been con­ Rev. Mark Carpenter of Holy non. SMOtr ranied by. Maitin on Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson were Leaving Paraguay injured in a three vehicle wreck fined to the hospital for three Cross Episcopal Church officiat­ tbc guiisr nd lim y Kud'JI al U . S . D c k ’ i f u t c E n d s vi*e.l to rnntivct Slicnff I’.. A. i.l.ii-.'t rl.i- ..thrrsj ing. Interment will lo; In LakeMern, Deputy Heel- or I 1 •' Mk Woikiug dlenlly and deliber­ ’ which occurred on the afternoon weeks. tbc piano, | ayrd "An/'ina Bag. * I n d u i u ’ H ia n M e e t i n g I’avlirk win. kre mrtilbera of ih.- ately. tin four prisoner* waitevt BUENOS AIRES, Aug. U . Born June 22. 18*17 In Monrpe view Cemetery. "I’VE SUN miUlont of pounda of tobacco sold of July 10 when their StudMinker Mrs. Ssleeby Is survived by one "lie Sure ‘ Here's- No Mistake, com ni it tee. |..iig • nougli to inti tlm guards __ £1 Mundo said today foreign sedan crashed Into a south bound county, Ga. Mias Flyrit had for daughter, Mra. Wallace M. Philips Edward IDgglnt, manager « f and t" .'pen a siuali Jail safe diplomat* accredited to the Para­ semi-trailer kt auction. And at auction.after auction, I ’ve Ry I I A 14It IH JACKSON after 'lie tractor merlv llvsd ln Forty.n, Ga. lufoie of Hanford; one gtand-daughter "Foui Leal lo v r i," "Whispeiint'* guayan government ary reported which was hauling it stopped coming to Banford 22 years ago property of other JOGJAKARTA, Java, Aug. II. the Reminnir County Chamher «.t containing Cabbage Jane Merritt Philips; a grandson "Always" aiwj "D'le •MU Uie makers of Lucky Strike buy tobacco on tha frontier to be leaving (AV Walter A. Foote, United Commerre, tmlay jirfiliclnl that prisoner* She resided on Geneva Avenue. . suddenly. ...... • Jr. of Sanford Down. uown. hlllpa ' “ The regime of President Tlm jnil I"Mixed (17 men and It States consul general, concluded the evrnts will' prove very Popu­ Survivors Include two titters, that’* got real arookin* quality . . . tobacco the mother, Mrs. D. C. Green ol Morlfilgo was pictured in h.M-se women -prisoner#, who remained Miss Jane Flynt and Mrs. D. A. General Ilutchimn icvcalIrvl gov- late today a six hour visit t » this lar. Events will Incliul" HISTORICAL SOCIETY Catce, 8 . C.; two sisters sml three thee* report* arranging to Nation* Indonesian Republican capital af­ races for jncn_ari.| gtt|«, trick calm. . Uiat amokee up mild, cool and fragrant.” JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 11, — Watkins, both of Sanford; three brothers. ctnmrnt |Ja»» to create s er the capiUl from AauncMaking their way through the ter "hearing the opinions of entnc riding and tournaments uponsir"'! (in — The annual meeUng of the brothers, J. W. Flynt, Geneva, F. el Gusid ihrre limes a law people" wh’lr 11 he said' he would by Hie Dusty Roots Itnlun: Club. mam office o f the jail, th# four aa to Pilar, a city ’ ’ oL/.w er than Florida Historical Society will be II. Flynt. 8*nford and W. Y. 10 mile* aouthas tlie (>ne|wliicb cxivlnl bcfoie pax* on to Washington. n Throe event* will add gii-xHjC^>t<* r<vc*|*e** held Up Ktewar.l John 10.000 persons 1»•* . held here Feb. 6 and 7, 1948. Dr. Flynt. Sylvester, Ga.; also a num Soaring Trophies O f The views were sounded to him the attractions offered In the Wit 'll ax Ii" « a « reporting for Hwest of Asuncion, the last wot. and sjalcd that it Mark F. Ho yd of Tallahassee, ber of nieces and nsphews. • and’ stole his car for a fisverel diplomat were reportflivetal diplomat* .Funeral services were conducted Vlrs.Bennis Displayed would be prqiaird to K° *n*° ton,‘ mainly by I’rnidbqt Roetkatno public on this day, he ntated. work society president, aaid today. and l ’rrmier Amir SJarifoed.ltn Ampunt nf the prizes will be getaway. *d to have arrived at the ArgenB. T..(2urrin, IndtpinJtnl lolocco M rrAouwnes of this afternoon at 3:30 o’clock at bat within <)0 days allei a decla­ during threo hour* of conferences announced later. Une town of Formoae, near tho the Erickson Funeral Nome with Ox/ord, N . C., k<u 60m • Lucky Strike asaeW for 26 yuan FAUJI CONVENTION Two attractive trophies recently Paraguayan bonier. Many motorists stopped from ORLANDO. Aug. 11. — ( f ) - Rov. E. D. Brownlee ami Rev. won by Mrs. Vitglnia Bennit, na ration ol war. He sanl that lhc at the pirtiih-ntial palace. FLIGHT DELAYED Earlier Morlnlgo’a government tlm* lo Uftre yesterday afternoon local c o m p ly will luve a comWith U. 8 . Senator Bpeatard K. Douglas Charles officiating. In said U had beaten hack an Insur Holland a* the principal .peaker, taYMtit. was ma-1? In Evergreen llonal woman •oaring pilotr are p fm r n t-o ff t fngcl i i mt fBft m w j— Hv-- see .riders prwrttevng—(•"—*"■ _*sIAV—V iiltK. Aug...11— biPl-r Two light planes pilotevl by for* iBIPl |n penetrate A sum* oa d U W H 0>6'TbarHt~C*ltt»rr LISBON. Aug. II, (/I1) — Ken.ua coming events. Ala/ut 84 riders rm-r U. S. Army filer* an a round. ihe 1947 convention .of the Flor­ Cemetery. A silver platter il shown which and will provide Sanlutd with an Eva Duarte I’eron was rn route turned out for practice. them defense*. ida Farm Bureau will be held In thr-worl.l-flight are held at Gooae waa given to her by tho Arthur ■a !•■*» *•*! llw tls s In Dakar from l.itlion by plane NORTHERN CELERY Miami, Nov. 14-16. Ray. Labrador, by bad weather . A. Evert# Company for the flight TH* 8 Y CYCLIST today after winding up her Euro, B. If, Guthrie, who Is associated ..................... MEET of longest duraUon in sight of thu The Hanford polict" fom> en­ prevailing in Greenland^ tlveir next pean tour. A l Dakar, the Argen­ with W. T. Whitehead In celary MEETING ( IHSICIK ‘MEET com; Post 8282 will meet tonight at field on July 4, at Wichita Falls. countered something new In stop, William Klrohmrtrr, their The regular monthly meeting merchandising at 8avann*h, N. Y. The new Uy license iirdlnanre tine president's wjf# will l/oard a flight manager, said early today. tha Legion Hut al 7:Q0 oeloek recently wrote that th* celery . ... ta will be givr n a final n-ading at ship for the trip to Recife, Brazil. "drunken driver*," Hatunlay when of the Board of Directors o f th# at which time a buffet aupper _ Another trophy, a -smhll gold Mamas Morgan, negro, was ar­ Strohmeier, said Jhe flier* mesDuring her tour Henura I’eron crop there I* In good shape and Seminole County Chamber of armlaslon meeting towill be aerved. A t 7:30 oeloek. the City C« sagt-it that they might be de­ thav market prospects ■ w a r.. are’ better figure, wa# . presented to Mrs. night, City Manager II. N. Bayer visited Kpain, Italy, l ’ortugal. rested for drunkenness whilo rid­ I lays-.t as long a* 24 hours. Capt Rey Green la aeheduled to Commerce will be held at 8:00 Dennis as champion American ing on a bicycle. than fair, •apeclally for the early Franco ami Swittorland. o’clock Tuewlay evening at th# -d t kla morning. announrrd i m ! on plana for re-bulldlng a woman soaring pilot. Chamber of Commerce Building. crop. I . .A National Guard unit here. * ■■ * -vV'a'i -r.'i-r * « .S a .2 1 S u rvey*. TH E ' I • . »■ -J: i ' . i■ �war.:: l'A UK -■ tw o The Sanford T H K SAW FOUD M r w A T n Herald K *lfib ll> *r4 r a b lU b * 4 fla llr » « « im "a t a r e a , 1 anil BaaMa) at t ’ larlda . I l l H aa n alla l i r a a i V<■: Thrifty Americans W.' nrr* often considorod lo Is* « H|wndU1rift nation, with nil our money frittered rivvnv, hut upitnrchlly that is ^ * '• * * 1 • " ■ m l . l a . . m a ll.t Drtabar * » . H I I . al lb * C o .I m i l e . I U N F n «fi n tnis-judynuuit. Kepi H als v h . Social Security Aide To Be Here Friday Reason • kr liar* S*i*nr* Monitor The Field Office of the Porlal Security AdmluMration in Orlsn-lo of the Jewiah Atrmry r'-gaiaiin* T t i— tlr itia h — w h a l e r r r c m l l t announce* lu > y »W%t II* repre­ ttw arti«,n of IrgUM Zvi nhrv get for a thankli.it U sk — sentative will he in ‘Sanlord. Fri­ In hanging two llritlah , ii,|„r,; ftliarr the Mame for a -onijitluri In day, August lb, 1917. m th*j Flor­ We exprr*<* our deep a* hrartServicn ■ w-hirh reprisal U matched against ida State Employment feh sympathy to the raj, jv *1 .. i i i a*L.«.a* a* A tfc - . 1 .tim 1 i ula f9 m.A. 1 . Ijm , Ih* ! ir" PH«M l' Th' y ml»tHt* have made from li:SO A. M. to 12:00 n o 01. diuul 11/- ■„ _*Ti..*!!!*? i*. "JornldaIimpritonromt rather than handing: Thi* aervire hat he-n eitahltihrd VW welrofn*- D tjvc 4 |tei»-nr Uir present «rale rould not go on. G r o w Gallup, with his insatiable curiosity, has ! k*pii •( aaaluid. I'l.rlSa, aalrr lb* Ail risking people what tlioy would do if somcanO handed them • I t » n r * . < ml t la r c b a. I M T . $1,000. Evidently many of those questioned had dreamed 111)1 I. A M l I - D E A N of such a windfall, fnr they came tip with ready answers r .d lla i The replies were on the whole very sensible. « i>iiim)\ nr. a a llB * l»r < * M a a a a ri ' • Thirty-rttio*pcr*ivnt would save the money, 24 per cent deed; W a bag them and _ltn, )h ,pt*, th » p e na lty f o r J e w l.h 'rMT .t a 'r y ; m i i i iiirrmib iibrr.* would bqy a home or improve the ope they’ hat), 14 per cent ■ l* ,,ort « f OJtinier. Rut nothing, even r a la b lt la A 4 *a a *« Cr Canltr. nnh -- ------ ... • .la would buy a car, furniture,, clothes, and so forth, with Oar M «n ib ......— , ----- z* l i small-percentages for other laudable purposes. Only ;i |wr tbi.f MuNlba . ._..___ __ _ an rent would *l»cml It purely for pleasure. Many of this .1 per III Maalba ........ ...... 4An , - -apHina.^ r..... can juitifg tho ruld-tjlooJfd 0 »* Y ra r aini rent may never have had any fun. and might he quite ih.l ikl . , * *.l«i ,n. f r< ,,nn.m |f *»f murder of hottagn. justified in having a thmi-nnd-dollar Ming. , a vast majority of tha JewJh ~ A l l n b lla a rr a s t ir * * , ra id * Those who are not emotionally 111 11 fit f V Muir.,. T li j. >■ _ . T■ tb an b *. rs a n lu lls a * aa4 a e llr t * The only way, mid to say, that most of the people hv a kln f n t y committed to any aide o f this 3 *V)lte.l * a t . r t a la a » « a la f o r lb * i a i| M > * hy a k nd of savagery wl,aj, lren. ra ls la a (a n d *. M ill b* r b a ia * 4 Is * questioned are likely lo get a thousand dollurs U by earn­ HralJy imitates Ililter-thOklll.rur Stru-ggle limit take a positive at r « a a ta r a 4 * * r ll* la a r « l r « ing it,, and that process, by Jpj very nature, mujees the of hostage*. They fear wofci ■ f •land against terror and brutMity. wherever It appear a. They must spending of the money u 'matter tor careful thought. So ion will U aljenaud. ™r T 0|li" -.rk 1 » la » « f % rM *tn p rr‘ to encourage every clement <-f t i t * * . I n * - u p u m r u T h e H erald the bulk of most peopled mpney will undoubtedly continue reason and humanity Mitch ..till have la 111* n g | U « *1 Held of a J i f r l U l M supported the Zionist #a..g ...lr to be put to very good use. exUta in a situation which often 'Otfl**« hr* ■•lntNt»r4 I* it# l « « ■**1 tiff# * In Ik * rr unlr > Mil V fli.il- American algltAini and appears to have degenerated Into *ib.r h * « id * »n r l* r * In C k ira i Irresponsible politician. rould a mere clash of (error against Un Tnrfti. Post-War Italian Women m fiormhnmm\ To: ^ to give *reiident* of Hanford and N EW Y O R K *, 10*/i hrs. vicinity an opportunity to fit claim* for Federal Ol.1-Age and Survivors Insurance, obtain new ami duplicate socU! security card*, ami make inquiries con­ cerning the old-age an I sur­ vivor* Imuranre program. Leave 7:1ft A. 51. and 11:48 A. M. $51.35 $56.95 CHICAGO*, 7*4 hrs. L e a v e 7:15 A . 51 > > : « A . M. $12.25 M IA M I*, 2 3-1 hrs. Leave .0:17 P- IL Ha T « i HI I Direct connections allh Airline* earring America %'l» ■!>««** niis P H O N E 1.T25 Dr. Charles L Persons Oplometrint A IR M A IL' PASSENGERS A IR EXPRESS Sanford Atlantic Dk. Hide. Hours: 9-12 1-5 Rhone 296 Hat. 9-12 Eye* Examined Glasies Filled ntnt pr«Krr*flS In thrill* Jjjrror* PtBM&iht ,n »«<v.:ir,e. «><> .mind *.ttUmenr, ran For without Indirect supp^t f.o 'i U based on hate and cruelty. That From Rome, where women have for generations led many who would not ei*.1LV jn ahould now be clear to many whosecluded lives, Marie 8etoli writes that her sex is gradually such barbarity directly, ,«t c,,„. have been morally alseep. I f really. aciously or unconsciously ar |t7 jt awakened, they can find ways’ to becoming freed from the fetters of custom. One whom she considers representative of modern «nd accept its help, ienq-Uni onj hall the itntelvu terror. ? 4 I__Ll--------- — ■ __________ MON*HAY, AUGUST II, 1947 Ituiiau womanhood is the, mother of a three-year-old son. .J. and keeps house in a modern apartment for her husband Chinese Reds Stage am) tier father. Dressing modishly, keeping up with public Book On Vegetable MULE VFKSK FOK TODAY affairs, and coping with the food problem under black M arketing I h Iteady .*,- _______ Eight Hour Assault EVEN~ LIBERTY IS UNDER market conditions she manages besides to be an active OKI.ANDO--Aug. II fSiociul)— LAW. YOU CANNOT PRESERVE partner id a business making artistic films'. Protect Your Health NANKING^ Aug. ll.d iP )— GovDistribution of Florida \Wcuite IT AND KANISII GOD’S SPIRIT By Sleeping Better. Italji has been a backwurd country in many ways, but /*-.*•« 11 1 Y*I— * is.. •• Where the spirit of Ihe L ji.I I pvrhups tVltre is u chance for her return to the prestige Committee Digest, firsr over all vrnment dixpatchea xaid today INNERSPRING MATTRESSES collection o f data oil und'irtion more than 3,000 Chlnexo Comthere If 'liberty.—II Cor. 3:17. she enjoyecrin the days o f the Caesars. With women taking and marketing of the statoY multi- munista U . 'l BOX SPRINGS had been killed or woundactive part in business and professional life, enlightened million dollar freah vcgoUtk .i io v •d .duting- an eight.hour-'aSMutr HOLLYWOOD BEDS’ 1 * ____i______ ia i__ i____ ___ il ^ ln,u^ ‘ J* J l r » Lm1 4 » e » » a d e - i t ikmmimw w l l knTtWhM'n'cobntfy- wrHMm-AoHM from fie 55 the wallx of Yulln, Tn north few daya. bhxnxi province o f northwest1 klenufaclured To Your ^ no higher than the status » f its women. LaMonte Graw,. mangti of Ihe China. Individual Order By Florida Vegetable Cogmitlee, Other reports xald the Rrds ECHOLS ' We have a hunrh iftr Uiui/i who aupervisid editing aid pub­ auccecdt.il in deatroyiag buildings Atoms And Destiny' MatUeoa Renovating A Mould find il • lot enter lication of the 200-page volume, and installations at the Yulln Rebuilding ‘A Specialty said mailing of the Digest will be airport before being driven off. lighten .then belli if they did mote Call Ue Today -- Sleep This is the 1hird year of the Atom Bomb, observes a expedited so that lppcodmatrly Government reinforcements were i welkin# and lei* talking. Better Tonight commentator, and it bus split the world. It has accomplish­ 2.000 vegetable producer* mp- xaid to be en route. . diera and buxine** firm* wj)| have Puxxiblllly of a Communist i ed various things of a .practical nature, and will douhtless It look* good to u* to »:*• ta reference Infurmatioi onl comeback in north Shensi was ECHOIuS BEDDING hones 'on ihe Nke fionl again accomplish many more. It holds Up to the world a vision aUtislics available in a^pciM' discussed at Yenan, provincial, COM PANY mirr ha* a club which put of almost infinite power. "Atomic energy" has become a uf ten days ur two weeks* capital, la»t week by Chiang Kai- i Kistimisee Sanford Orlando Stick and (Jen. Hu Cliung-Nan.| beautiful quadrille. So could, juiutic phrase, with the scientists^of the world competing on • Celery IdUslM--Phone--Iit<14 -Sanford. __ __________________ jvr4t*_jiuervU^each- rcuUz.lugJ.lialJt. may de.sLru>. the uthar. Sanford, Fla. Tti 'England, collon wu first the Rids from Yenan, long thdlrj or be destroyed by it. . used at candle wicklng. capital city, last March. nkin To the average man in the street this new phase of Thcip people who were a what the newipapeit would un enlightenment and the significance of what we call "mat* for new*: once ihe wai wai ovn ter" muv mean little or nothing. But we may Imj sure that evidently didn't know the Senate the foremost scientists of the world have at least a con­ wa* going to investigate Howard siderable view of what it is all aland, the possible length it life on this planet, and possibly even of the destiny of | Hughe* and hi* gnl friend). man iiimself. Work , wa* aciUAlly begun or. the 12-fcot channel from l’elatk» R AD IO PR O G RAM S m J to Sanford which will bring ocean Seminole County btatlou WTHIl | going 'bokti to Sanford't front Court Records r door. What deep water will mean Monday »:**n la a to thia-.jcily n little .rcbltied bv I U I I I U \ T I IIM U ia |:M Saw* llaiuniunil. Jam c* It. e to k . uytw many who live here, but the yea.» th ) L-. T e lt«l|>h V W . ll4rfirfior i . i . j T w llia h l ru iia* V i i l Your M U ' ar.d M ’-*if • _4 to come may prove that the day ■l . i J W U ) ------ — -----I ns—l*nir-Amn ^ “ — ■j Ruiiiiwndy t!i)ta »ra llu il T * I*4cJS_ttporw I'arud. that dredge' Mailed to work wai AliinUac nui S. l i l t b U t ' i t t ’ i * 'hd.ca A It K A I, K S T A T K M B H t lM IIK the turhintt boat in Sanford'* ca 1 t 0 « K r « t llr « illin » « I t .tlm c ii Arnoifl, il- W* >i«4 H r—Hr - **)*n|.b"0+*u - —--- *-—____ _______ ,ieci. Hence forth. wc.mlJ in Jrulh wntrs l - r m rt g * “ r f !385Tt am-■VT: in , . u n . ) Florid a llillb ititff . ' become "The Pent of Central Atnuld, J. It. «*u s Hut))' w ft :clS Hwililllltt- n .lh W IH n iia d i* ) -A «nlral t'torIda f i . lir' "H ' r *ceU Hail, ik m * Florida " Ciu m lvyi II. H- "H it A b u ** li fi.n. T<> i t"i i h rttai* Hank " lt.i|u.,itult> Y o u r. It it intcreitinf’ hut depreiiim; tlulin. lion alil it m 1 1 cue l.a w Hall s e n * * I .. rl.,ii4. Ut^l. Ilauk ll.V t lt*-.|ii*ofully Yu uis to lee the name <r| Hobby Jone* liufin. MuiiaM e lu * )I»S "U I IT J i A ll *k . N f nr* - 8 i » l « Uank, -III among the cntrtci for the na T oa e nKlnrlda IJ.00 H ill <llf to id Hu* H atlon lue. T o Kira; tional amateur golf townsmen' N ak Hank Auburn, Al T o »| * > Vlniaiaa Hrvan. H owland i M m RIIIMbjtU It doe* not >eem >o many year* T o C a ss.lb *riy U aidtn s liu*. ais« fiien ‘ >n tlOl N'fW* ago that Hobby Jone* hmntl! A i d i i i * * . li* ii » . 'i n * t:*tb .i x S|US < t l t l f T h o y p .i. Jau ibow * N orm an dy t'u re iiis iiuniMiiun ^ wa* tweeping everything before ThM lki*r. A to ll, w dux ilt h lffd l t i O ' l M D t l Darlllt r To P tru **rit- H aving* A l.,,*n A»*n him in the ‘Nrtinnil amateur, na­ Jt«« New. tlr u m lf). John * a fid W, tional o|ien. and Hritlih open cir Hr n u ll.) T o Cettltal Fbtit.U l*r ■■ Tint Hunilsr H.roiiad* Viu* N . n , dVirtlon *3c. clci when at itvlt^knder age ol *ieS Sunni, a.ifuad" Ijn s a m OF Molt Iu tor:* S i l l futithing T im * 17 the public f&kt began to heat jH llunn, llon al.l lin ri. e m M ataaiM i. l« Moriilns IWVfitluns of bim. Now he kail a aon who i* To F lo rid a m a w lUnV • ilk M orning ll* d lla t lo ln W illiam s. A. J, T o lU n r y r'.ln Xioe News following in ha. f o'6 I • t e p * and a e I). n il tummy Kajra thiealening to outdo the old man. *1 IIIIIH . A T I 111 OF M llH Tl. VI.I. T ile kh,i|i|>ert s «r »n * d » te w T h e H vrald l i • meuther « t Ih* A atn elh led l ’ re »* n k lr h l« en lllle d # B t l « * l« * f r in Ih * Mae C*r r t » « h l l *ft(t<»n » ( n il ihe Inenl a r w i pvlnfrJ la Ihla n n i»p « | i» r , n » w e ll « • *11 A l* n e w * d U p nlrhe*. ») M O KD AI i /*! u. ■ 1. aelvet frrm ^ l* fmtnt - ^T. v NOTICE At eleven o'clock on Thursday moniinK. August 14th. the Bdjml of Public Instruction will receive bids on tireM'ffir AchooI-lJUsrt.. The Board' reserved the » to reject any or all bids.* B O A R D O F P U B L IC IN S T R U C T IO N FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA T . \V. Law ton , Co. Supt. L , E . Jordan, Chairm en IS PRODUCING John Temple Grave* *ay* in ihe Ttmtt-Union that ihe proper tolu' lion lo colored voting i* in "qual­ ifying." To qualify to vote in Miniitippi, one ha* lo believe in celtain patty jprinciplei. There might be a belter >*y to qualilv a votM *uch a* requiting him to be able to read*a part of the ,Con*litulion or aign Hi* name. A* Mr. Grave* nyl} "Given white) ajid blacki educated enough, char­ acterful and rrtpotmblc enough, titualion* will, even, if not all the vyay. lend to„ right them'Vi ** - V-k. UlYtt* J. C IIU I»h f.,)tr 'and i'.m u i.ri) T o Florida h in t* llan k . v r iS F A «T III\ OF M O IU U A O I* Florida m ale Hank' T o l*(*n H Hmllh Hr. . l u i illn o lr II. I'assclb .rry H a id e r. lm . T o Hun land 'J lle va n . lu x K llis lu li. * II ATT FI. MIIHTUaHN Jecolia, II il tic Nat. Hsnk T o kniirotit Allan ricrm m 'e * »wr Chas. I - U vrton -Ak Ouklsburo Mull,' Co. * IIO M iH C F I.l; t l l i t 'l l AttO K A rm y T o lle r b f r t km lunk (.'o il nrn.in.vo i*i iiiiit T a k e Ac lAUBMon v » Fruit Klaud. J it I ’aViu.llo FLAG CHOSEN KARACH I, India, Aug. 11, i/P) — The flag of Pakistan will be three quarter* rre rn .w lth the ■tar and crssccM superimposed, and one quarter white. The whlto It designed to rtorcicnl nenorlThe Army ihould not tuffet tie* in the predominantly ktuslem from it* new tytlem of promotion* dominion to be proclaimed Thurs­ which went into effect jail week with the tigning' of a law by President Truman which make* merit the ba*it of promotion rath­ er than leniority. The Army wa* not to blame for ihe old lyttfR* trace it wai in accordance with another law paiied by Congrerr day. • RANBONE'S JIEDItATIONS By Alley KtUTL 3 o 3 CLAIM HE G lT M AP At M IfJlu cY f N S A f THINGS r e HJH LATbR — SHUCK5/ wfeyi r fAves 1EM, r » £ JORRY R ia y r n e p // *|1H ie.01* iv ill 1* 1 IS p ill* tin 11 I lie , H U Itill tu tl ITtS* IJ ill till, t ill t il. ■IS W nlliNl)'" W u lld N *»s H aw aiian IW Iudl.t T un e* Y'W’ te ll*T u a *t*d Ttiurcli o f Chrlat l.ew W hile N ew t A Irian. T ito I.unuliroi* (la n c e Ithythm lio w ii.r t N e w . al Noon \V ,n>rii ITiOkdup Nunn Hour Notes t N .w t tlu td.fi Mtdpdlee Ton y l* »»ta t :ti Salon Hsreeede «t»l li), M 'led tr Whtepers i W arthi n o w , ,*-, ,i* n N e t ,* ■ im l lin e N D WE AR E till lit* , -*m Club Yes, it’s being done at Willow RunI The giant vx-bomiKir plant is now producing better than a car a minuteI jry working day provides an av­ erage of 700 more automobiles for a car-hungry world. And what won­ derful now care-they arc I B oth eara a r e s e rv ic e d w ith gen u in e fa c to ry p arts — w h e r e v e r y e u g o - b y o n e - o f th e four./orgeat a u to m e b llm d e a le r erga n la a f/ o n a In t h e w o r l d . », m Letters pour in to the factory every day addressed to Henry J, Kaiser and Joseph W. Frazer from those among our more than 70,000 o who feel that they must express enthusiasm. These owners, who hg^e driven theKAUER and theFRAZERmnd the luxurious new F razer Manhattan hundreds o f millions of miles in every part ° f rite world, emphasize $jno outstanding feature above all others —the extraordinary smooth, gliding ride! They say there never uxts a ride like this! Read typical bwrier com­ ments below. i, N u vslir T im e Fi.il>. Ht>Hne* w ith Ktxt.il N e w . or it** i» * r N0W I ( j, «0 N»«s n fit Its! U«r N«*»i# uRanch s■' • e» n-w. M l rum A™ D E L IV E R IN G We invite you to come in and inspect these 100% postwar care and—take a ride. You will want one! And you conhaveonel For we are getting our share of Willow Run’s increased out* put—and are delivering now! B a rrr , j Arthritis Takes Many Forms By W, V. Hitting Tourhton Drug Co. Any aufferet from Arthritis will assure you that there ore various kinds of this itranga and painful ailment. Y o u r physician knows even better that here is a baffling and stubborn disease which its toil of easeful living. II m toll Relief la In tha hand* o f - T H I KAISER . THI IRAZIR HEM IS WHAT KAISCR AND FKAZIR OWNERS SAY ABOUT THIS! ORIAT, NEW, POSTWAR CARS— A (Vcaoa Office Wmrkmr MYffes—"On a 4-day, U Q -a fle trip a * ’ ta thmt »:ifs i««S !S ia s y ^ a r * ™ ,iM li driven It It 12.566 m|I*e In four asoothe la driven Arixona and Mexico—often la over 115* , over 170*. I t le the easiest riding and car I have ever used. Owning it has aequenca o f pleasant suiprieea.” A New ScMa, Cesea Eels new ttVSes " M y KAi.isa’e body styling la the flneet I hare «vw teen. And Ite power, maneuverability A N m Eg A rk beughlioy Foaxj ivT^Tradhave K a w m l I have driven tliem all and fm l that they are wonderful can. Ttwy a n t h e w m S ’ oat looking (iara on the road u ” * aapwtmoed awnother riding dealer givee ue <---- �....................... (AY, AUG. II, 1947 THE SANFOHD HEHALD, 8ANFOR1 FLORIDA, Martha P age Weds Robert R. Callahan « n u t. &lUFAUtt aud family. in hit radio shop now. The Rrv. and Mrs. H. II. Link, Mr*. Ben G.riVainriyht continue! daughter, Dorothy Rut.-, and tun, quite ill at her home. Alfred, left Thursday Morning for Mr. and Mr*. Basil Cavan left" k By M ARIAN R. JONES' RiOgecrest. N. C. Thurwlav for Miami ami OfwrIn a lovely -morning ceremony « —— --— ■ - —' —■-‘T—■ —— Ed Sweat ha* retut itrd aftrr water Beai'li to spend a couple uf Martha Mac Page, daughter of Mr*. W. T. Chance -Vt.* hostoaa ■pending several days vDiripg rel­ wrvk*. Mr*. Gertrude Page amt the lute F’ rUlay afternoon w |jbb the tnler- atives at Grorai*. Mr.*. Charles Lee says she" IsErnest E. Page, became the bride Dance Included In taitu-d with a delightful party lnt| Among those from Otirdo at- uuiti* lonely in Jhi* August heat, of Robert . Rownc Callahan, son llutior of lies eldest daughter) Jeah,' tending tin- weihllng of M'*> Cun- for hoi husband Chkrip* S. Leu of Sir. ami Mr*. John I t Gallnlmn. Jaycee Entertainment j P in cetabraihm of her seventeenth *nie Mcrall to Jamie Alfor.l Wed- ami daughter.*. Thelma aud Mra. The marriage was performed at biilhday. { nesdnv mi ning st the’ F'irsl prfs. Julitinv Jones, the Ia‘.!>c of Mi­ the Sacred Ileal l Catholic Church . Included in the Hit of events of ' *“ ** FRID AY A roior scheme of pin* and liyterian Ciiurrh' at Saqfortl and ami. hare Hi- . . , 0 to tiie mountains by the Rev. Father K. K. Toome) for the Junior ownwmi Club will meet entertainment Albert Fllta spent the weekend white was used in decurating the the leception at the Maria!., Inn o f Wavttesrille, N, C. for a mouth's on Aug. 8 at S:00 o'cloek in Milli » th Tourist Center at 8:00 P.M. Chamlier o f Commerce which held in Jacksonville visiting friend*. living 100m and dining 1own; also ware: Mrs. Hub) Jones: great aunt stay. Mr*. Jones is recuperating edgeville, Ga. ■Aft* he business meeting there its state meeting in Sanford over for the refirshmenls. Mri. Chanrc o f the bride; Mr. and LMr*.’ Belt ‘from a major opcialitm. H<i«vev*’.', The ehurch was L*nut!fully de­ WrtUy card playing and checkers the weekend at the Mayfair Inn was assistrd in serving by liet sil­ June*. Mr. and MrsriJ. It ji*m •*, Mrs. I .t'e Is living cnns.ihtl by the was the dance on Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Proctor air corated with white gladioluses utul tad « restunsius will be served. ler. Mra. (art 11 Otliff. fact that after Aug. jp rise will in the' main ballroom at the Inn. I spending a vacation touring Ccor- greenerv anil burning white taper.. ] Mrs, J. N, Thompton, V>s. I ’hnr MONDAY were placed on the alter. Tb.-: Those enjoying ihl* alfsir with |,-s T. N’ ihhuk. .Mi*. J. E. Partin', be sole custodian of her two sniall The music o f Stewart Martin1 gia and Tennessee, Th.circU* o f the W. M. 8 . of organist. Mr*. M. D. Mm -..hall, j the honorre w ire; Mi«*v> IW d h y . Mis- D..rolli>- NlUlacfo granddaughter* for ilic i-mainder" th# th* -Hrst .. .Baptist Baptist Church ( will and his orchestra 'was enjoyed hy Kildark, t'urlvov. MrKniJ'ju. .l*orv-j Mr. and Mrs. Warr«tl (Jack) H, •>f their mother’ * itify. tnYhi'.mouap . . Mis* Then Vickery la expected rendered a 'ftrogram n f nuiitial l iB M ilt ? % i l*. M. is* follow*: the guests from 9 :00“ until 1 :IM1 music and the IrudilUmat wedding tby Hose Link, 'Cant'rn ILtrdy, to arrive front Kc> Weston Fri­ “ • f " 1 ” I lardy, | Gore I .-ft Tlun via* for ‘ Tamp*, to o'clock. From 10:00 until 10:30 iditis. ' TLirsy r-ung-; iadfre a r« ' -Ota'dt-tT'jflu.-'Jnhn Huger,, 010 msrrhe* were u«r .i Bui hat a W h r a l i l f Mdrl.'-SiijIHiq Iw’ goAe nntll sdMrtlnti* iictt Meek, \«n:p- Lev and Beverly Ann Jt-nej. __M m Avenuei C!n Cirri# 2, Mrs. P. M»- the music was htoadcast day enroute to Shrlby. N .'U . and The bride was givet} In may'-l Ghailene Wellman. i, Barbara Uw.{■ M r.’ and Mr*. •Reaves Gasto.i, Hr*, dunes, tln-ir mbliter, u tha f i d Smith, Flora Heights; over station.WTRR during which points in' South Carolina. rlsge by her uncle. .U. K. King, i i i f Audrey Cox, Betty Malcolm. Jmitj who are visiting Mr. and Airs. fppiitler Doiothv la-e. 'pet 3, M li. IA. J,‘- Peterson, time Kill* Met; ehre, “ MU* F W 1 / r Jr « ./ f of (tanford. Site wure a lime .llw-m Sheldon and Billie dianee, of t’harlrs T. Nililark. pUtsl lV’nlJack KaselCrtuat'imiit' eat i i*r. First Street; Circle 4 ,.Mr*. Ida’',.. wa» presented by Wjlliam . Krjrnds .yif Mr*~ W. J. (>avld ___-W—— - - . “ ' Oviedo, and Kloise Brtg. Orlardo. nesdnv wltTi Mr.' — . - i f .in - * Belle . ■" Glade “ ■ wltU *• i- onajHr two weeks’ varatiun. W hili South Sanford rkrfer of Tiropa. who served a* 'will trgicl to Irultt that she I* drasa with brown accessories and ft t Dickerson.' I Mrs. Otl* Si-go. daiightH of Mr. Nihlnck. he Is uwuv Robert L v Kmip is am •; Cirri* - A Mr*. H. W. master of ceremonies. He gave a confined tiki the Iformusa San­ a i tumbler corsage of white 1 ‘hot -ky K*SCX StUlllo orcbliT*., and M W . A. Ward, was railed) Misa Vivian Wheahm nrtf.Drm^.- Mit<-titiitiiig fot him, , 540 Valencia Drive; Oir- brief resume of her career and itarium in Orlando. ' Helen Elliolnh Vin U’irgar. home suddenly this s i r 1, due to] Imvendet were unitctl-lu nmrringe Miss Minnie Ruth Otihum of Afr. and Mr*, lien F’. Wartb Who <1# ! Mrs. W. C. DrCourscy, 218 later In the evening she returned daughter o f Mr and Mr*. H. J. the arrious Injury o£ her husband,'! F'ridav evening at the horn* o f the have lieen spending tin summer Mr. and Mm. Roy Holler'have Sanford served n* maid of h«n<ti Irefr Nineteenth Street. and displayed several frats of Vnn Burger irf l.ongwoed, whose Otis Segu. at Cord.de, tin. 3lr.j Bev. and Mrs, II. II. Link, Rav, between Oviedo and thr u- home "st TUESDAY magie which,were highly praise,! as Uicir guest for sevetnl weeks. and only atlemlent. Her gown engagement audtpiitoachlng mnr- S**go was cut and brulsid and r4*l Link offirinting. Mrs. Holler's sister. Miss Mtnguer- wa*' o f gray grape with which New Stimuli Beach, are now visit­ TVj Woman'* Bible Class o f the by her audience. she wore black accessories. Her linge to' Joseph R. rlelsml. son rrived Serious head-inlurieg when* Mr*. Geneva A hell, « ■io ha- ing In Miami. Mr/ Carter said that she will ile Craves of Columbia. S, C. TI i t BaJPit Church will meet cot sage was o f pink I tiM buds and of Mr. and Mi M. G. C’leland of lie had n motoicyrle inltirv list it been on a two week*’ vacation. I* Mis* Stella F'aimdl is visiting at 40b P. M. in the church mines represent Florida at the national Mr. ami Mr*. W. (I, Stringfel- blue delphinium. Hnnnv Cnllidmu this rity Is lnig announced to- confined to the hospital at (Tordslc. hack at work in the IV u Office, j irlntivcs niid frletol* -u ricilla, Gt. jrltt Mr*. J. T. Hardy, Mr*. A. beauty show which will lie hetd’as ilny.* The mart 114 will Is, solemn. Mi. and Mis. F. S. tv,,.- have Mrs. J. H. Jones, Jr. substituted for u month. daughter, Melba, o f Kai sewed his Irolher ns l>cst man. Isod nl 12:30 o'totk ,,n Aug. 17 L. *1 rlneau and Mr*. C. A Atlanllr City In the near folure.<'uw, Following the ceremony a small Mr. and Mis. J. E. Partin have Following her performance Willi- ( “ rd ,l!«ni *1?? »’M l. WMkeml wUh reception was held nl the home Alt' friends of tie couple are in­ moved ftnm the Dr. Martin .house for hrr while she wm sw«v. Mtr Andifson. Jr. a* hostesses. Mr*. 0. C, Huward and Mr*. A, to the little rot luge hy Mr. and i Jonr* is* still rotdimiing n* p u l- recently returned fiotn set-rial Tit TRot Club will hold n |lle am Kolleston o f Marinelnml, pie. II. Wallare oh Silver Lake. o f Mr. and Sirs, 1). T. Stone In vited to attend. .Mrs. Tommy MltrhtU’j. j time due to the man age o f Ml**' dav* stient In Georgia. ale.i "Tim* and Tide** beginning sldcnt of the stale Jayrres. pre­ Sparta. Wllev Abril and Tedd •• Kimlaill1 lintel Williams im ntlv, who was Miss Dolores Wall, who has been alri^IfoP. J!. A ll meinl«r 4 ar« sented her with a largo bouquet' Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Imssing are Mrs. Callahan I* n ginduutiof have retm nwl from their ‘ thy. at serving In that rapacity. visiting het binlhfr. A. D. Wall, Dance W il Be Held j. Tit Ftdell* Cta»» of the First o f red rose*. Seniinols High School after which Daytona Raarh. 1 Mr*. It. fo ILig-dnh-, Mrt. Paul Mrs. Wall amt family, hns returnA trout 200 out-nf-town gW t*| t Church will nine, at the A t May far Saturday Mis. L. fo Poole and daughter. Csinphell and Mr* Lawson llardv ed to her home In Pensamla. '"’f* •(rvre Mr. Losslng she attended Florida Slate. Untvo f Mr*. Boy Britt on 82t were present and among those, orally In Tallahassee where she Mis. Wltile Hlosn. have rrturnrd spent Ihe dav Thutsdar In Han* 'Ir, and Mt*. Sid net Cairnvray, Nineteenth Street nj <1:00 from Sanferd attending wet-r M r J * 1* uju'ergr. treatment at Vm.der- was a memlH-r of Del to Theta . .................... . rotppMed . ..............for from a, weeks' vacalhm at loiko- 1 foril shopping. Details an* Ung wlio have been y-vaUm ip- wjth. and Mr*. H. B. Odham, Mr. and b,H ,,u,Plt*I. social sorority. Mr.. CmUahau the akWUid In ug-rios nf Itarif mid laml. whtre ■tKJjri vlritrst * >D-*.A M L * «r.d.*Mre William Henty Mrs ■Carrawrti'4i par -Its nf D ,iigMr*, llcn ri WiUe, Mr. I w l . l l i s graduated from fk’ilftnlHc High Tennis Cluh utnmer scllvltlaa Poole's daughter. Mr*. J. F. ‘■fluiVOi und I Martin are planning t*> build th.-lr las. (is., will lot the guc*t* of Mr. TI. N. Safer; Mr. and Mr*. Emmett Martha Page Honored Fo*. Mr. and Mra. Peter Tt^islc, Patricia. Edward and Jimmy, of School and during tin- recent war whirb will L-jn thr firm *pf a llenne Wajnrighl, of Mr.I Pew home some time tills Fall, f’arrow*);'* (larents. -Mr. and Mri. served with the Army Air f ’orpr, Mrs. J. I*. Cox, house rhslrman lion Cnfjntsajr. through Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kruhnr, Mr. Chaileston, S. C. are the (piesls of one y#*r o f wld.li was spent dance to lie Fell m the ball room and Mr*. Urn G. JVaJnrittM, t*i By Four Hostesses j of the Oviedo Woman'* Chib.'iv- before retlii iilng to tlj.de own home and Mrs, Charles Voduplch, Ur. Sirs Burns’ mother, Mrs.- K. II. overseas a* a srrgc.im. Last >vai at the Marfair hgr on Aug. 1C. sick. Mr. and Mr*. It. fo Wheeler 9;>ri* that the renovating of Ho. at CiiCOO. and Mr*. T. E. Tucker. M?. and Cultuui, at 215 West Fifth Street. he attcndetl the University of I.lnd Welter, rrsturger, Mlhopneed Martha Page, whose mar- Mrs. Rick nilaspte. Mr. ami Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. 11. D. t ’ aminagi' tm is v. wrro In Oviedo Friday, from ihrir ." «'s e ; ta* ben punuletml to-Robert Callahan It he- B. I« Perkins, J r„ Mr. ami Up*. Mr. and m 7». Wliligm Lrffler Georgia. The couple plan to re­ rump mi l.aho llaru-V. vlaltl.ig and the building i: tmw ic-dy for and -on. Burk, who hate bwh Dancing, will bgitt at 10:0«l I*. M announce! today, warn honor- Karlvla Housholdor, Mr. and Mr* and Lila Moore and Kenneth rv- side until fall in Spsrta after •pending svvrinl weeka jt Canton. ; f " ' 1 mtrib'g In Oct Ivr. and last until 2:Up A. M. nftrr friends and relalive*. * t * ed recettlly with a din u r given Cordon.Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Ms* turned on Friday from 11Ik hie nd, whirh they Will move to Athens wltirii n mooniglit swim '••ill !«u Ohio, with their children. Mr. ami Miss Eli/aUth Farm II. grand.| Ml*. MmKing an I Ml*. Genre* y Mil* Sylvia Meiach. Mis* Mary Kundom. Mr. and Mrs. George Wtl- N. C.-where they spent about tv^n and Ixith will attend the Unitor'Its. Itiltv Gnmmage and Mr. and enjoved ami luokfast s*rved. The daughter of Mr*. Ffettlr Fann ll. * ■ M « lt t wr<* shopping In tir sity,‘ • ju Whrlchel. Miss Camilla list llsm*. Mr. and Mr*. Vincent Peel. weeks. Mis. J. P. M«gu- and: families, Those from Knnford attending nrchestru for ikt occasion will be has Item visiting het Ihi* Week. m>’dn ritursdav. tan and Mis* Mildred Hobson. Thi Mr. and Mrs. Und Weher. Sir. end, Mr. and Mrs. J, B Junes und hove returned to Oviedo. Mr. and wedding were Urn hrido’s attnounceil nl > Inter date. Mr. Misa F’arnell, who' is -onneeltHl Mr. and Mrs. Howard .Unteli-r, llie diriter w0 given in the smnll din­ Sira. Samuel Digntu.t, Mr. and Mr*. A. D Wall, who hat« l>*en mother, Mrs. Getlrude Pnge, Mr. Welter sU tcL g u L ^ I member*'uf with the Stale W. M. t l„ left line M>n. Jlmmlu. apelit WednenUy In living In Ih eir home while-the)’ ing room of tha Mayfair Inn. Sr. left yesterday for a motor Mr*. Marcelte, Sir. and Sirs. Kb for Leesburg hut is nuw nl High. Sanford anil OiUudu.. and Mr*. It. A. King, Mre. J . 0 . the rlttb arc lnvijsyd' pltaud. The table wa* covered with, a ware owav. urr now m il.leg plans maa Shephard, Mr. and Me*. L^qt t 0r vt j Lt nl s^nd .Stapler. ■ Miss (Idham^ Clart n. ,. land City to carry on her nurk1 lien June*, to the I iy and d v ‘’ en_claihjtniijin atnuige- Franklin- Bennett - ami— Mr, -snd! fo i- a home fo * ili*o»LTl«-re.~ " for" aWeek. . ' ! light of all of the Grivdo citlrins, "McKee, Herman Brumlcy n’ud gone mnt of lavender and vjdie tutors Sirs. Mr*. Raymond Ravmund LundquLl. LundauLt. Msryland. They plan to Im , While writing about tin- new Danny Callahan. . .. .Mr. Dsn Chisholm i* «pen.lln^ is haring coucrett ttouted fmm til Sept. ,c 5. in * errata) bowl .......i d a center Ignen, .Mr*. until Also Mr*. dra. W. M. M Thlgp boltdlngs aijd linmes now enmW eaving Is Success the wi<«l(-end in Lakdsntl with the end of the sidewalk by the piece. Whit* candlea in crystal Camilla Bruce, jMra. R. N*. Brown, jn* ..... Mr*. Chisholm and daughter, Ik'bi restauretit to join that at the old idvtvsl or under ron<ti i.VtioU in Mr. and Mrs. Harry Uower of , holier* were on either side of th# Miss France! Mahoney. Charles Durint Peacetime ty, , Gulf Station. Tin- Has been hml (Ivlerlo, I folfol to mention one of {lover*. Wedding ring place rani* Luke. Bralley Odham, oresideni of Oilendn and liny Bower t)f la k e­ Club Entertained By Ihe largest nf all. Th. Whuvletf Kenneth Malcolm. e>n of Mr.’ to le ro A In rainv weather by I >1war* at each guett’a Mac-. The tha local Junior Chamber of Com­ land were guest* over the weekend S A N TA FE. N. M.— A pastF'.rlillser Plant liurnvd to the Mrs. Camilla Bruce lime ' hostesses' gift to the honored merce. Alvin Odham, Dan Wright, of Mr*. R. R. Dea*. Mr*. Camilla , , which tailed years ago" and Mi*. Din- Malcolm. * . i pi.in- M ‘ rtl1, " V ( " r " U".% JWY ground several months ago. Sincr but. nut seriously Fuji....I , Mi s t a n d Willifoid. who Im* gum was a *et of breakfast china. Clarence Redding, Claude Estes Bruce and Richard Den* st their lit Australia ass wat lime neees-! fuilv that lime Mr. Wheeler hn» had to Mrs. Camillu" Bruce entertained oty anil then t’ "W into a hiddiv Tut—d«v night when his ldryrle fo'i'Jt rioting ini m ien A i d make arrangements fo obtain for* Thoie^nviled to be'with Misa Jack Ratigan, EHbn Houghton. Jr., home In Kos« Court. members of lies bridge chili nn Is now d thsiiiig eommereial hit sunn- sand throwing j,lm ' ' * ' 8 ^ foi *• yrtiil * . vk-. Im* I Pate w^p- her.mother, Mis. Cert, Dr- E. L. Campbell, Rlchs'd Den*. tilrier out of Tampa fo” his cu*. Mr*. Fred T. WiUlsm* and Mr. F’ ridav al'2 :0fl oVhwk at l.vi ie.ime nctlvily • for t»>» former Army ngniast a parked car...... line the » ' " ^ i hei Imine at Brunswick. tnincis. lie will -non nil have to rude Page, Mb . David Thrasher, Harry Robson, W. F. Imsut.v. Cliff • -Mr*. C. J. Iilocker, nnj the Misses Able* ar^d Dr. Charles U Pig-sun*. and Mrs. Fred II. William* have In Rose Couit. The p.iit,’ 100m* nurses. Juglqi vrin. lie was icim-ted fold. ' ,u; t „ , , ,, , , 4 , I, bo doing this, ns the ,'btri I- nearhad us their guests for the past were decorated with l ively sum­ ing none too good, lint ullimwisel ' ' r: ' bf f oi d 1 arker. vbo Catharine Clark.. Martha Brown lug eomplellon. It N bod. nf eonThey weave handsome tweeils | spending this month .it DJrti week. Mr. ami Mrs. A. F. Krlley mer flower* and grrenety. Floral ’ ’ Mlsnla Ruth Odhstn, Betty Cor nil D. K. Inter that ulvliL crete block and .ailootcd veheie Beach, ea.ue came home for a etjuph r^upl Miss Shlriey J 6 n «. daughter of Bearh. and son, Fred, of Richland, tin tallies were u«id nrul prior to the o f Au-traliau wool, linen* and rod). Batty Moore, Audrey Bach Janet Boyd Wed To A the.old i'latit wits. It wil! c,rMrs. Keller is the daughter of Mra. bridge garnet Mr-, Bruce graved u yartls ot mntqial for Interior Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jbn. s. |s of dav« lo help hi-.on-m h,w. Ben • and Janet HetieL dt orators. titlniv be a grand new addition tu dessert course. visiting her grandmother. Mm. O'- JmjM. "n jils new home. AUen Boyd Wallace Fred T. Will lama. . * The women. Hiss Dorothy Ih-^t. Neat, at Webster. Fla. ‘ A fter the stores were added high i , ,J- ,T; ,,a* ” '<* the bnslness’ seeliioi of Ovleih*. ■i. Veteran Makes Talk Postmaster and Mr*. J. U. Jonra Misa I'hylis Dickey o f Boston, prita was awarded to Mi *. IV. it. n Pennsylvania*, arid Mis* Muriel Vtr,“ .ind rM rs:"n.'M . Arfo left ' |‘ i* fob on tl... new lir'.lEC over Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Mill* ktass., who has' lieen the guest Guggolx. faith ouptoyvil In meilt- Tuesday morning for Alfoumnite, fu-onloehatel afler sever,d Weeks , an- having some m oulding done To Church Members Boyd. Sr. announced today the of Mr. and Sint. Francis Fh Bolt, William* and *rr«n n w.i* won hy cal fuishion- in this linelent rapl* M rs.. Itnrry Bower m IIrtando. at tlieir hmtie. marriage o f tbelr daughter, Janet for the past week, left on Sunday Titos* present were Mi-*, .fork Wit. sav l hell vravlng Is alrlctly N C to visit Mr Ane's sister. IBntsf. iiv,.«. v. A NcrdAkr a spiritual rehaldtlta Crichton, to Allen Boyd Wallace, for Ormond Reach whors shA will H aH rB rr. Williato*: J fn ^ n r lT . on after-honr vtrat4on."^~— “ ---- " J. w ticn in ™ r w o f the present world Jr., son o f Mr. and ~Mr*7 Allen l»e thr guest "of Mr. and Mrs. Harks, Mr*. James Hlguitu, Mrs. As Army mrses assigned tn •Bunion. w u , l p ’e«*fd SSturda: II»vd Wsiliirr, on AlarT *J in Spat - Waller Snead. Fldwln Shiuholser, Mis. H. It. t»*l-1m-ruppliopni ilierapy, tin two la a talk to M i f l V t k W h * Seventh tanburg. R. C.- The ceremony was ham, Silk. F'reil Williams and Mra.‘ women I^gsn weavfiig ^ In tha best Day AdventlsfChUfrh hy David performed by the Roy. John R. Mr. and Mra, Homer Lillie and Bower. Australian trailiUnna. pttswesler, World War II veteran I!irhardsell at 7:00 P. M. In Iho son. Bobby, have left for Savan­ an) director o f physical education Second Presbyterian Churrh. nah. N. Y. where they plan 10 at the Florida Sanitarium. The bride wore for her welding spend several week* visiting Mr. Brief reading* In the need of a s o ft. palomino wt>»l allot noun and Mrs. Bryon F’ox. Ku rout« to taiislim extension anil oversea* dress and her accessurfrv wiry in Sanford they will visit t t b l K w In i * r aid in the face of doubled coat* soft shades of brown. In. b r i e f . . • the b olero 1 Alabama. ________ * j Following the .-rrrmony the *- and present stale o f InBotion were at given br Mr*,' Alma Necse. Mr*. couple left for Hendersonville. N. : Mr. and Mrs. f*. A. Itowlan'l have *x WalterAjrspp of Enterprise. WIL C, and plan to visit lr. Howling returned to their home to 913 WFWlI* lla Bstls, Mrs. Clara Bales, Mrs. Green. O. and will return to Flor­ Film Avenue after visiting in 1 *2 : I d M . ' Jthn E. Hoblnson. Mrs. Elsie ida in the lato fall. Hlurflrld. W . Va. with Mr*. HowMrs. Wallace attended local land's mother and atater. Mrs, In s u e d e . . . tho boler and boll Ceursen, Mr*. II. E. Wnllcker of Or!*ru!o, Joan E. Robinson. Mrs. schools ami graduated ftum Sum- Rosie Atkins And Mrs. O, L. PalT. B. Middleton, Mr*. R. M. Yah inole High School with the clqas trn. They also visited in Mountain higton of Delmnd ami Mrs. Hairy of 1811. Until recently *!*• has Lake, Va., Charleston, W. Va., been employed by the Sanford A t­ Petersburg, Va. and Roanok". *W*tt. lantic National Bank. Mr. Walture In c o lo r * * * sha p- and attended the local school* ami. dur­ ing the recent war. he Served for Mrs. lorurine Beal hail as gnnats three and a half years In Ihe over the weekend, Mr. and Mr*. United Statea Army. Part uf this C. H. Sanders, Mr*. France* time waa spent with tha 605th Granger and son, Tammy, and Ordsnce Battalion which took part Flits Frances Stansrll, all of In the North African and Dalian Greenville, who are spending a campaign!. He Is at present em­ two weeks' varatlon at "Dayton* V . ployed by th* Federal Stale In­ Beach. spection 'Service. i* * * Mr. and Mre. C. M. Itovd had m leannine Manning To their guest* over the weekend. Mr. lP>a . Mrs. W. J. Morrom and daugh­ W ed Robert Sirmons and lad ter. Susan, Mr. and Mrs. \V. .Q. .pr RIRTIt A N k m W C F W B N T Morrom and son Russell o f Winter . Mr. and Mr*. >{. Man Garden. Also Mr. and Mre. Dick - * -------* * nlng announced today the engage­ Morrom. Mrs. A. R. Motnmt. John 1 Mr. ) U H w * **♦ 41oore anaauncaFtodayum birth of a son, ment and approachtog marriage of I.*w ty and Jack Currirv of Brain­ - =William. RobgrL.op Aug. I® .A t th»lr daughter, Margsiet Jean- tree. Maas. • nine. to Julian Ridwrt Sirmons, the Fernald Laughton M*mon*l Huipital. Mr*. Moore la tha for son of Mra. Rosa Sirmons. the wadding will be" an event of Aug. Mr. and Mra. J. M. Harrison of Bar Margaret Cull inn. 24 at roe Kl rat Baptist Church at Montgomery, R. W. Scott - of 4»00 P. M. wkh the Rev. W. P. Washington. D. C. and Scott Mr. and Mf*. Harold Tatum officiating. . Janie*, Jr. have been (he guests announced today tha birth of a Brook* Misa Manning stlemled local of Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Scott at sou, Frank Dudley, on Au*. S at school* and graduated Mum Sem­ their h«me in Mayfair." E. W. th. Psrnald Laughton Memorial inole High School with the elms Scott .will continue to spend some Hoipital. o f 1944. She then itfonled the time with them. They have had - . ______ __ Orlando School of Beauty Culture *Do ga tbelr guests recently Dr. M r a ^ d Mrs. Clyd# Plercy to- and js now employed by th* Eva- and Mrs, Fred Daria ami daugh­ iy announced tha birth of a Bern Beauty Shop. Mr. Sirtnon* ter*, Betty, Nancy and Jean, of iujHter, Susan Margaret, at tha attended local schools and grad­ Roanoke, Vs. A-A _ jrnsld Laughton Mamorial H « p - uated from the Department of itil on July 30. Mra, Plsrey la Education. Territory of Hawaii In Hr. and Mre, R. F. Crenshaw th* former M pgaret Jackson. 1947. He has spent six years with the United States Navy, three returned Ja*t ifeek from n six • '"Mr. and Mra* Jam. years of which were iftent o v « - weeks' vacation In MonUsuma. neutjMd today U*o seaa. He was diadvtrged froth tha Ga. where they visited their son. IT O. Crenshaw ami hi* family. daughter, Sharon J< Navy to February. T b y alio visited In bxlngton. o p p o s itio n 8 at tbo Fetnald Md, J fn . Crenshaw's mother, Mrs. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED "• "• 'J 1* . Mr. and Hr*. Harry A. Watt Emma Abrams, accompanied them announced today the marriage o f and remained In Lexinrton. She pleat to return to Sanford In thr their daughter. Eleanor, to Frances fall. M il* Carolyn Collier Cren­ T ic h h ic o io * h o i and Mrs. Cottrell Tally toTh# ceremony irtfplot >*• ■ shaw returned to Sanford with * the birth o f a on Aug. At at L*» a two week* visit. « Ga. )ocia£ A n d Personal Activities Oviedo Calender B tul A DOORS OPEN % « DAVID O. SELZNICK’S lBNNIFER GREGORY . JOSEPH V JONES PECK * GOTTEN Urn former Kat ■i A DEMONS ot G EN T IO N th C 1RONER 'DUEL* From ikffinnlag: it 1:00 - 3:37 - 6:14 - 8 :5 ! SANFORD -t: l i t 12th Last Day Monday! . *?■f -. --*• ' f , ; - • IN t k c h N ic o l o h <#THE Y E A R L IN G " �t ’X E t f r o m TOE SANFORD N ear Riot Featured Saturday N ile; Lou Bevil Taken From Scene B y P o l i c e The Sinford Celery U « 1* eontinned their drive fur tlie first division over the weekend as they won two contests and dtopped on#; Friday night the Feds came from behind* to win a 10 to 8 tilt. "Saturdav night the locals nipped the Orlando Senators In a nip and tuck battle that nearly ended in a free fo r'a ll by a 2 to 1 margin. Yes­ terday the Fed* invodnd Tinker, Field In Orlandcy for n return en­ gagement with the Sol on• and Wert dafeated-ln a 2 to 0 affair. Saturday night Carl "Goose" eluhhous* after the gsmn at mpart o f the festlvitls*. Th* Full marched Out nn the field during the game and wire Introduced to those present, after which the collection was made for the players. Yesterday the Senator! eveped the series aa they defeated the Feds at Tinker Field by a 2 to 0 ■core. Joe Jonea went the route for the Senator! and Johnny Tomat hurled the nine Inning affair for the Feds. « The Senator* tallied theft first score In the fifth Inning on 'a double by John Garrison and a single by Re* Throop. The final Sen (ally cem# In th# eighth as Craig J.ybraml singled. wa« sac­ rificed to second by Gerry Menntng and Lydrand arched home on a Fed boot. Jonea was In hot yater from the time the game started till the cur- from deep center field, to Catcher Bill-Lewis resulted In Robertson being thrown out at the plate. This play was the third out of the inning and the final out of the Manager Lou BeriJ and the en­ tire Orlando team streamer) nn to the field to protest Umrtie Elmer Lavsly't decision. Sanford roller followed the Orlando pH m m nut on th# field and rseorted Manager Bevil from the field after he be­ came what was termed at "a little, too violent". Saturday night the Flayers of the Sanford Celery Kedv, were tied In a “ Player Aoprrrlatbn light" at the Municipal Park and were given $010.20 by the San- .a m m i p IT s * It (Tear, l,Tl>ran<1, „ nm.JANlHi •a r a ■ MnoniPS. 1 ttpi *!#!»= i*f TUvtt, II, Oatvisoja Throop, .cf Sober iron, A k re m o Jn n n . p or as .M i .1*1 -$$J •»*> Wot run) I>A>inne |i*ech t*. pel-aed I Vlalnssvlll, * .txnl-ure I T « e « r ‘s Lame* PrLant *1 Oftsfulu (t ) (iA N ro n ii at l>,it>tire Par (one -H»erh t l Pelslks * «letB«rl1I* Til Ht. Au*»*Hn* \ a t in y a i- L n a u t H Teem ,« IPel. lsiiHikirn *• ti *-••• nt. Louis* u II .Its Nsw (Turk It t* its 1 1 a.torn •»» t * -**t I'tilreao ’ le I . .t*t l.’mrtnneil It I* -1• t rm .t.un h tt <1 .ill Phlla<UI|ihls tt *i -lit ll««etl« leattmte. Naur Y ork t - l lln.liin Illriioltl) n }. Philadelphia • <!hlrasi> t. tllnclnnall 1 CL !,.»'• i-T, I'ltt.txirth e-t t u r n l i s t n tin t: II N I C K ’S P A C K A G E S T O R E 410 S a n fo rd A ven u a LINERS AP New*featur*s . COLUMBUS, Ohio—Ohio State Univtrally diver* placed 1 -2-3-4 In th* 1940 Intercollegiate champ­ ionship^ hut no one was surprised. Th* Buckeyes have had diving champions to spare since Jimmy Patterson first flipped the trick ♦ i« *' A1 PalnlE carrlwf MV—losing only nn* dlrtng contest during hr* CollegleU career—and that to leammaie Earl Clark. In 1941 Clark annexed the Big Ten, NCAA and AAU crowns. Frank Demptay and a young freshman. Miller Anderson, car­ ried on ‘ the next rear to keep things going Ohio State's way. • nack from the wars Ander­ son ro-raptslKed last year's Scarlet and Grey crew, with The Clubhouse inreAiIott stand Stock Car ace To Highlight Vacation Season At Daytona tacles) league In the except posted a sensational minor mark in 1940 with Oakland Paeifle Coast League, and for a sudden attacle o f ap- DAYTONA B£\CI(, Aug. i f , (Special) — Th e! famous ocean speedway that hh. been Daytona Beach's front pai *»lnre ibe turn IT nek Harlan To Bring Credit To Ohio State Team Babe T o Pass Up Women’s Western G olf Tournament By JIM RECK HR y, cliainnan of A P hiewafaaturea Sports Writer , vriv, rponsored NEW YO R K -O n e o f the key relation Wight" perk Saturday he wished to MUt«ri In many right a success. hr wanted to *1 tt I* tt AS f* (« Bl. Loolt IT *• neve Its V Sew Vmk 1, lO-eloO I OiUi>4t* Hrmfei Abrett, UrMsnui 1, IUr,s br puebsr: br Jones (Lew is: 7,u food and drinks at the bailed Ini Throop. Two-bsse hirst W H ISK E R - W IN E. Floyd A. Pair the fans' commit! the "Player Ap| at the Munlripa nlaht, stated th thank those who wava to make the He stated ths bounced the lW lAunmrr derby will lie presented ver lln* haiardoua beach-road ttl k at aJPUcIlitUE .U U k.ee'of IH T fll/ ? f i r t M longest stock car are held In the country this aumi er. Upward* of 2< -high powered (’t i l l e d . 1-1. Wsihl stock cars, with he nitstnnding ruie'tsn.l «-l Ot. tr>uTI I'hTrsan IS. Pn.nll 1 drivers-on th* a wderays In-hind the wheel, will lie eadv to roll for $2,500 Ip prlie rr mey. The field riarrlion. T h r» »-i'» »* h im ts h aiblen b a rm Harrison, Th roop. H «r - number* sdrK "he fu«t' favorites rllleest !lratl*l, l|ril»n t‘in, H e n ­ a* Boh Flock nf i Junta,I who es­ ning. ihiuhle playit B e v il. to Ja rbrand lo llntiertson; Jones to l.y - tablished a recor here last win­ hr*n<l (n llohertson: l.ybrandr <un- ter. and Fd'SaliiPfs, .. fellow At­ •sslstsdl; ITnbsrlsiin; Jones «o t , r - lantan. who was l e 1949 National hren-l in llohertson. I.ert on bases, titlrholder; Bob. Red Byron, of Banfotrl I, . Orlando *• Heies on bells: off Joh-e #, To m s! J. fttnrrk Anniston, Ala., a wotime winner Detroit *Zut A J» **. Is U IJ ^ It ii l atstka , *1 st -*•* la.thurg , ’ «1 SS .Its Jisrttms (leach IT •? •*** - Ilr.vtla Tm U N i s 1 Ortsnd-i 1, ftANFUttLL t . SI AUOvirHne I. t’alMXs * Philadelphia . 'levels nd < hlr»*o { enjoyed Committee ’hanked . F or Work )n Player Apprecia Ion N ight OslnsiVtlle St. AussMlne IllU n t Ostando ‘ MONDAY, AUG, SANFORD. FIOREPA gan at the Country Club. About 1W* contestant# teed o ff In the IB-hole qualifying session bidding for 32 positions In the match-play bracket. Single rounds of match play will start tomorrow and continue until thei two final­ ist! bstlle over ths 34-hols Thule Saturday. Foremost among *tha contend­ ers Is 1 12 -pound Louise Suggs of Atlanta, Ga„ who will be at­ tempting to complete an unparall­ eled feat In W.W.GiA. history of winning both the Western Open and Amateur In successive years. The tiny brunette rose to prom­ inence last yrsr by taking the open 'and amateur, and earlier this season won the 1947 W.W.G.A. open at Atlanta. With the Babe, her most feared opponent, passing up this meet, rhsnces of the 23-year old Miss Suggs of completing a double slam are Ill£ 0 . lit asiawas B - f -- ---«V* , Brave, during the streak Blacky permitted u ’u i . runs, ,/•* coming Wheel Balancing victories he was found for four runs hut In 12 o f tha game* he limited the opposition to three runs or lees. * - Abe Simon, who sustained two knockouts at the hands o f Jow Louis, ts now a licensed New York slate boxing referee._________ YARDLEY VENETIAN BUNDS America's Moat Beautiful out -* Cedar — Polished All Aak Ms For Frew Eatimata I - 617 W. Robinson Phone 2-0729 day he was slated to debut for the Homher*. The opei -S A L * : •a is tt& a fin malors last year. ' el In the spring, and little word was sent around on* him. —However, Ducky Harris an­ nounced -Juet” liefore the season opened that Shea not-only wound stick but he would be a starting pitcher. The flrat trip to the mound for Frank he plUhed Imaullfully ner on the tract i this summer, with 18,000 of pifie cash already stowed In his hip ; jckrl; Wild Bill Snowden.of . . . 8 t. A guitlne. Pepper Cunningham of Trnntuti, N. SI. Johnnie Bugera oPNew York City and Glenn Dunnat^sy of Charlotte, N. C. In cooperation fith the city re­ creation dept., Fi$nce is prepared to hAndle'a.Centitl Florida erowd nf 30.000 fans. It is the aporta highlight of the' ummer varatiun ton Red Sox, but Tex was even trotter and Shea dropped a 1-0 nod. &hea then'hung up seven wins In a row before the Whit* Sox toppe/ him 3-2 In U frames. By mid-seston, Shea had defeat­ ed every club In th# American League. A native o f Naugatuck. Conn., Spec has often been labeled the "Connecticut Yankee." -Ho ha* even overcome this htndleap. Just 24. he wss spotted by the Yank cm while hurling for Naugatuck High School In 1038. He Ink^d a number Y ESTER HA 7B STABS Dixie Walker, 1odgrrs, drove In contract the next year. In 1940 he hurled for Amster­ bosh ruhs with i pair of single* dam. N. Y.. won I I end* lost four, to-give tha Dodg rs a 2 0 victory and wan promoted to Norfolk, Va., over the Phillies, v Murray Dirktoi, pitched a fourbrought him to Kansas City in hit 5-0 shutout sgsin-t the Plr- the Aerlesn Awoclatlfen where he LI a double, Igrul*' 7-5 slipped Into teh red—five wins, header altd eight U *t«*. in 1942. second game . iwilh a one The Army had Shea for three hit relief perforainrt In 1 1/1 In years and ha reporttd to tho Yan­ nlnga of the nlgttrap. kee* In Panama In 1040 after hli DRUGSTORE . QUARTERBACK discharge. He waa a working sol­ CLEVELAND—(/P)— Otto Gra­ dier— no bass ball. Shea has a good fast ball. “ 1 ham, great qparlerbach of tha like to throw It." ha toys- "A ll Cleveland Browm of th# Allvoting pitchers like to show uff America Confcrmce, spent th# slider and curve and I* working on Orlando who upset Mrs. Zaharls* 2 and 1 In the seml-finali o f the 1948 Western Amateur and then was roued It and 10 In tha finals by Miss Suggs; Peggy Kirk o f Find­ lay. O.; Marjorie Lindsay o f De­ catur, 'III.; Alice O'Neal of Indianapolis^- Jnd.; Mary Louise Cordlngley o f Dei Moines, I k.; Mrs, Maurice Gllek nf Baltimore, Md.; Mery Agnes Wall of Men­ ominee, Mich, and Margaret Gunther of Memphis, Tenn. — Mr*.—3 a h «r i* » s e t d - * h * — w et passing up the Western Amateur, one o f the few tournaments she hat never won. because of prevlous commitments. KeiserWon Esmeralda Open With Good Play SPOKANE, Wash., A u g .ll—UP) —'Wsanr but content today waa gaunt Herman Kelser o f Akron, Ohio, his wallet warmed by a $2,000 check and the torture of the last alx holes of the $10,000 Esmeralda . Open (lo lf Tourney her* yosterday only a'7 needla pointed memory. L r Keller won th* event with a ■aven-under-par 273 by knocMIng down end forcing-himself tovhoot th* two birdies he had to hava to adge out Ben- Hogan of Harahay, Pa., who made it as tough as ha could ba canning a hole In one. and Ed Furgol o f Pont­ iac, Mich. Bud Ward of Spokane, reigning western amateur titllst and twice the National Amateur king, waa o ff and on ht this totirmy but wound up at the head o f the 12 Simon Pure* In ths running with WATER tacklI LARGE1 SELECTION PENN -- COXE & OCEAN CITY REELS C C S ri Montague Split Bamboo SU RF RODS Genuine BeryULum. SURF RODS LINES Irish Linen & Western Nylon Cuttyhunk *. * ’ ! 7* b-, I In AU Sixes And Lengths. ; M- • i The game Spec remembers above HM* - ' ‘ '73/ - a "I had a no-hltter for tight in Among divers yiu can already nlngs,* he **>*. "Then eomehody list llruce llsrlu got a single In tha niqjh and Glenn thrail, as ha rml Crawford hit a home to baat mi. prove on the b 2 to 1. It waa quit* an axperlspringboard and from malar diving to1 dinar id a eurly-halred. 2 1 -yearold formtr Na 'favy lavy physical li tor from 1Phlladafphla, . ...... _____ Harlan. Harlan did_ la first compelltlv* dlvim whlla at Bainbrig. brig* (Md.) ”Naval Bate In 1945: than pi___ placed_ 8th In hit first AAU ■championships. Four month* later, at lb* AAU outdoor trials, Harlan had imf*oved to th* point. e f plac- Harlan copped th# 3-meter spring­ board diving ehamplomhlp * f Ihe V. S. r Then Harlan enrolled at Ohio State for, at be Says, " If you want to beat tns best divers you hava to work along nrtlh them, com­ pete with them, even In practice." And whlla Harlan, a smart com­ petitor, obviously learns from ob­ serving teammates, they alto profit from his enthusiasm, and wllllngnssa to help them along. Harlan blue th# book* aa wall aa th* diving boards. ' il# la aa proud of hla B plua rating In hla physical education course# aa hit diving achievements. H«i F*a elected Phi Eta Sigma ary a ad Ilomoscholastic I CANNING SPECIALS TOM ATOES KY W ONDER PO LE BEANS <J2*00 Bushel Nobody can mistake that blue braid o a y J w cap nod lHuso crosaed jJflo* you wear to Lake and Langston Produce Co, 3rd jk l ’ x lm glo “y ' Ph on o 3."?#® a « s w ■l® i s whileAhrlen polo vaulted on tha Buck?,tfark squad last spring. HsrUh didn’t press for a vaeolty berth In _pola vaulting, much to proudly on your lapel*. They identify y ea ag tb eU .S . Army’s Infantry soldier. ' ■' ' ■. ■ la war, they call you "a knight serving the Queen o f Battles," But now, you srrro tha higher cause of peace. . Y ou 're master nf more weapoua, capable o f greater firepower ami more versatile than any other eoldler on earth. You're airborne. anlscd, *mphi him). — at home in ajidw, tand modern artillery and communication* aa wall aa the tool* o f the ground soldier, You’re trained in leadership—,thk sterling qualities that make an Infantryman stand ont In a crowd, . You can cboo*e no finer branch o f vice than the Infantry no finer the U.S. Army. You'll hare that de eatisfactlon that comes from km Job la big and important. • * •Iso foand time to **rvt aa a cheerleader wkefo kla tumbling skill thrilled thou*sad* at Ik* Uutkeje'e football gameo. Harjsn's termed b “ natural ath. I«te" by hla coOtb. Mike Peppe, The Army Athletle Association has loaned the motion picture company producing "Arm y Black and Gold" th* entire file of West Point fllme of Glenn Davla and Doe Blanchard. . Aluminum . SIeel— Wood FREE ESTIMATES. (17 with parents* consent), I f ’ yi physically, �$£ ») i ».U > . AUG. T!. 1>1T ■i t-n ' College (iirls Want Tailored Clothes PJAHKIETT MIIJ.KH BEAUTY NOOK To gel a reelly beautiful permanent, your Hair must twi “rly shaped ami bextiatincly at)led. 8 MHaU on all » » t o Hoeing A it«u «l. For appointment call 971. 's k a mipooina. po­ ll «i • * 206 X. Park Ave. * ile t Soil lly DOROTHY KOF. Anaucialrd Ptr*.* Fashion Editor TudavV colic** eirl wane*, #im. i lot he* whten can l>c dressed kip or down a* the o»ca*mn demand* That** the eoncluriun ' rrarhed by the St. I.lmi* Fashion .Creators, •peci*li<t* In junior style*. of'er a re*enl poll of collegial* o|tiiitotr, Kvtr^me* In atyla are biarklisted by the yotmtr. They don't want elaborate drapery, droopilt|y' •houlilrt* or aklrls honf for (formerly al 30) Park) F O R T H E BEST I C E C R E A M Try JV/CK’S O W N ICE C R E A M A W i m ake our o w tv le e C ream , A U - flM llIk , T a rty- ■■ ■ Delicious — H ealth fu l X-CEL STORE H 202 Sanford Ave. N IC K S Castor I’omare 2.80 per cwt, 414 Sanford A v*n u 1.60 per cwt. “ a YALE TIRES F ertilize r4-7-5 38.48 net 5-5-8 42.75 net Deluxe 7 and Deluxe Col ton Seed Meal Passenger Car and Truck Fresh .Celery Seed (Golden) ...... . $10. th Pascal ...... .......— $ 9. lb A ll Sizes Also Gumtox, UI)T and other InsectIcldes. TUBES SANFORD X-CEL STORE R egu lar and. Heavy Duty PHONE 37 enough to hamper their briak, free stride. Following the dictate* of tin citl«. the 8 f. Luulg man tttrrr* have lUtm-d out rt fall nil. lection tailored In ihoir tastes-* free nf ijadirvt and Whimsy,.will •month, rounded. -but .till paiiihs■dinuldcr*. skill. that may l» •Haight itmt J.1IHT, " frttce/011}* flared oi ideated. roa.a that stick ro the el|t**i< line, with nr’* touche* rviilent in collar* nn»l tawkel*. The all-impnit.-mt Mark .lutT .Ires", without which no Coll.'if. wortlrulw is completci w i ’ tvw careful alteotlou fmhl the Si l.oui* designer*. win. foul mum i.ew ways >u make thrill loi.V right for. I1U7, ye! retain the »im pie,. flatletihg. line* lk.-l.tvt>1 b> l he young. Woo) tlterri* unit - suit" fm rampiit vrrin go trt Tor vivid col­ or*. with blue nmi green in hilr'i favor. , SkiMk Ml- sightly longer. but nut radkally '*o. Many coal a me hooded. Faille and. taffeta find hiirh fnvoi fur evening anil .tan dresie*. Tbeie"* a new, loft.-i b>pk to the. silhouette. Ilut lweji 4 lv the rluihcs Hint will tin to voile*. Ihi* fall .remain simple, yuttthfu and Uliclullfird. . Legal Notice H i: trill v Vuu llA ltliY I •lilt, i etIsit ii»1•|it** ,it.f. iiieWfl *r» lir u l* ) -liptrl.Ftt til Hi *iii| tD titiirf tWeftW i • file sitlfiiAtt ^ iiu tfi tlit- i ’tfm '4 t"^«i i SlcmftiCit* rttUIH). 41 NHitf*«fs|: riot. 4ftT III A iClUJtl • rtW«T I |‘titlesi . Hik*t y F u ln J Sanford Ave. & 2nd SI. Phone 1S4 Sanford. Florida We Deliver SEMINOLE* TIRE SHOP * ■ t COURT HOUSE C’OKNER •< K , • »*<:< " I S t t H iit - fttfUfft * in a ik # , ill# - il « • t .* *i* T ^ iiilit ■ I M i l i 'i i i i t . " ' -tif tiig - esf fu v | it }(i(» U+e« II *\\ H i t It ,\| 11 - S. i (Ct'ttfiM'tftl IM'W I'^IF f hrrrl this week at Miami with i>" itd . ' I .aw Mi*. M. K. i’.ls with hrt daughter, Mr*. Vvon-. • rompion. ill til lamb, one tin* nvek. M i. Ki hoi*. fill III. tit -( 11. icd“ , If. tile delight Of Ini' j i-I t!*.' is at.le Tw h e'oip’ ^ViM! wflos—In . in* l+.*eli confined for *•*-■,->n| l.nifltbShe ha* jnsl^rrttirneil fronl i* -v i -it with rela th »■* in <!>•■'i -is* B o 1• rvel. Mr. Kcluds i* hot « i j ! al It b mid lier ila u jr h t v iIlcplah :» i« i iipi i iitinc ufiet a nt - *»t o|H-t atlun. Mr. and Mi*, li.n 1 ..i . ^ 1 ' HubV’, lade*, gnd JL rt *« 1 II .l.uieV and “I'll . h,1 It ill ' jiiiinilc; wctiy iim-i-i V thiiio1! " i;niiri * «.f thy i’ bf for.! Put If-1 } Mi uml Hi J wet.1recent no-t* ill i i"im-r pul tv in honor of the i .ii ■- I - - Pip nvi-iliU tin- bnihlii i- i their n> h.om ati.L tin ii f.iinwi. d h fi'f pies, id tveie Hi*. I \\ f Mariltt and liiSthrr. Mr*. Mm* M. Martin, beauty pa* Hilt tu be held til Sep- lembvr,. 19-1. CO LO RFU l is m t it ry : l ^ i i o l u . i r,le>l Otis# By STANLEY ? I S fT N T T O H O LLY­ W O O D F O R I T ----EVFTCY O A R D C A l SH O U LD HAVE7 A T L E A S T O A IF - |M J U S T 4'* l» * W J L .D (Ititertidltonal) Lilwiin • af«oit [He Ohio of iHinslvatiiiia. Jifs-. ■ -- I 1*1 -i •* i m i it M i l l .r t ,‘ fhrt I N‘ W * . NNV', t*f ?-»■ v *| u |s . ?|.J<t»Uth Hd)l||»|tflAriM rU R l^tililh 17IH f* t rrtrr -^1 it ilirt^ r N»*»4ii ?I2*§ f l ^H llifR cr W i t l 3^2 ft*, II* 4k*‘ * n t Kit ii >Il l l i tip.- tCffr* Hi tf tr- t!l I f |4 v * .H U G Iu llg M t , You » i » turll..i holii;.* lhai >.’ U mt r 1*4|li i f f J ■:i*j *■*ipEi | -1it * i It# ■al.l I efT i i in. a. J i '.- h ii h it ,i i *; e .iin -.- ,-f r i l i i r • w ill *■*: *•« 4 | m |f . sit*. JtUl -Ia J «-( U ,K J .{ * T It ( BattaFes A flattery kltarging. EXPERT painting — cunt met or " tECORt) PLAYE RS fot rtut. By hourly .bast*. S. G. Grogan. 1r*4Jri II. B. POPE'CO. INC. - day or wreck. The Mu»lc Box, 119 O. I M.rf..|.sh C frfli ••f * v i n * t,. t ;W . 1st 2 . Phone 953. ___ 4 CEILING fans tor sale, lauu-v * Free estimates, Phone 78I-J. het«in.*|s . h i m , Kl'fHdu Drug Store. FLOOR SANDING St finishing, )FFICiS space In Mel*ch Building. l*> K I i t lfiI - 1* l» t 11***i*| 'Lares M«ht ofices, newly decor- AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales cleaniiiK & waxing. Our pouci unit enables us to work where ’ eked. oU utilitie*. heal and > n l*”l i|i ." in iitiullty and Service. The Music But, there is no electric vomuvtioi tm u iltrU t furnlthrd. Full H63' l i l l t l r«. ». i -i \I# HU W. 1st St. Phone 953. uvulluhle. 21 yedla expelielU-. 111 ..I II. Ill |.| * W F H . & A. Dept, atorw. I ll.t.i is V O E v e r y b o d y 's 11. M. Gleason, l ake Maty, Fla l.tllttL l. x V.l, s i.-..In,.*. BONVALESC fTn T HOME hnw BOOK COATING- Asbestos AluiS IU lttin .1 lit.*.| T tt.it!. H a rd w a re S to re sttuiin* ..il lr*■mmum rouf coating- good for ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all * aH,..|.. «ti<i open St Chulunta,-18 mile* B. L. i-.l n.-i-l. II,, 112 Sunliril Avtf. Plim te l ^ metal, slate or composition loot­ - 0$ flsnford ahd 18 mile* N. Ekinds. Smith Uro; l’lione 1168 -* i* Ill.tu ' iti ing, Stop leaks. Cools your home '■ o i Orlando. Large screen and voi iiu iin iitiiY :*;u TiFii;t COMPUTE. KXI'EHT 10 to 15ii. Ten year warranty. NEED A NEW DRESS f Let Wan- ill«L n tu ff ita* b ^ fp fil#*! fcj Hit, * ojna porche* to sit and enjoy iEKVICE _:ul*n ir> j -r4 K fer tjt SKNKARIK GLASS 4 PAIN T ihfl cool brcerc* o ff I.ake Cathnita make It. Wannita Taylcr, 'P U T , ill ilir- O tr ttit t-nim^4>f Hi*II. CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. . srinj. Large ground* and walk* Th#J' link lit'lli'r. lunKer Box 145-A Sanford, Rt. 2. ittul* I ’u u w j i Uiruli, ■Ml .from unto traffic. Large f ja? is) i i ftir In irj mig j SEWING MACHINES lobby and rooms. Brick const ruc­ JO" t» O il. .-"I. -I, : . | ,. SALES & SERVICE tion. Can accomodate 25 only, UUtlH f f t ria n t ' tlt-fl M|f(«J,rj|; : 12 .S P E C IA L •> F «V IC F .S Lui4k-e- «Ui. I aL.y-- --- . - ■ aits or write for reservation HER PS HEWING MACIL SHOP AM* v»*t Alii. -iu :lu :in »:i lor.eeOviedo '23iS2 or Dr. 115 H. F H K N ril. PH. ||9u lt )R RENT—Floor sandcr. Easy qni hi l> t- fiU i tin . , aartin 2392 or wrlle llo i ,l*'l (M ♦♦‘ftillll rT Ii v j lf itiu v Cbuluota Florida. Large ra-lan CANVAS PA IN T- cleat- and rot­ operation. Reasonable rater. San­ itt *uit fu r .i«Vs*ri * ford Paint A Glaus t.u. Phone 3ai *,r AiiRHtf. 1511, Ju„ ltl4 , -»*#f lU . (I for^u ea tu tn vinit their duelur. ors. SENKARII v GLASS A 303. *YfII SSI II** sit fasifl tp4-iir*t a.P A IN T CO. Phone 320. iLeibxlfls I i4f**,>*!! * , A VAfLAU I.r. at onre, ronvenlrntUiH.il •| flit tilts tjr.lt . I ., DODGE • PLYMOUTH “ J |y local, d down town se-iiim. FLOW EHH r.vi •li ,T r i» \vi» i hi j ,, PARTS AND HURYICK dale npartuienta wi'h idl foe all occasion* H i * fo n t--lit Phone 1011 mode mi conveniences. Adults iteN K ILL A YOST FLORISTS 109 Palatalto-Ave.* ,,u* ’ :<i'' * v u< 1 ,1 R M f . Phone 550. Hlpe* Ave. just o ff Celerv YA .D E moth proofing lasts t O IV I I . ., I ti Office ph. 403 residence oh. DIO R EE ROOM unfurnished apait year*. Have your woolens moth *Aa < i*rk r.f t|iK » *,. .rt I’diift, nt, adults and leferenre# Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nalls, proofed now. Downtown CleanT L* <%i|i5i|r;: pMaiie era 4 Lahndry, 113 Palmetto ■se. Phone UMW-R. Purina Feeds, 'Groceries and , "I Fli'fftlit Ave. Ph ope 944. _ Meat*. Tourhton & Watson, 1201 Hi ft I, 1 f nut* -ROOM furnishe*l apartmsittCelery, Plume 1199. ’ rin k dult* only. 23UO M.-lhinvitlo. Plano Tuning'and Repairing. L I. I H'Hnslt Pniirt HruJi . Kill. R«a. tlll-W . FOR RALE— IJmrrork for drive IA L ETTATF. FO R SA LE w«y* and roadway*— Phone SIGNS I ’l» TO 1241. il T e h t a t e Show eards and po*tare t h a d i : in LN8 UH ANt'K D— DllK'H HIGH SKMYK'U ITJXKDO FKEliA--complete lino. MORTGAGE LOANS O. D. Landrail. Ptinna 1021 Hunt's Tn*i-itc Fee.1 Siure ALLO W ANG K bYMONIl M. BALL. Ilrallnr Ilsgislered Broker and F O Il Y O I Jit O U ) It A I >14> COMPLETE kitchen in one unit. UADLVTDRS cleaned and rr|>air Insurance Agent . ed. Volie it Radiator Shop, tLH Gas stove, oven, frigidalre, *lnk The MUSIC Hox Florida State Bank Bldg. and etiphoaid. Mnrcenell* Cabin __Hah ford Ave, Ph, 360-iy. I ID 'V . Iul |*b. R53 Court. French and Park. Phone two story, three bedroom LAND C L ft A N I N O AND 229-M. Two car garage. On LftA IN AG R . 2 NF.W CATtiR. r lot H * * HO In Mayfair, P IIX A R DEIHHL UULLDOZ. FOR SALK tell unfurnished or furnished. HRS W ITH PAI.MKTT1 .Wheeler o f Sanford Be 355-M. _______ OLD NEWSPAPERS— S OENTS RAKES TWO 3/4 YIJ. D RAG LINKS. EQ UIPM ENT CANVAS AWNINGS farm houses, 18 acres land. PER POUND. HUNDLED IN NOW IN TH IS VICINITY CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS IB-three inch wells, 21 ) miles 8 . BUNDLES. N IM N IC U T CONSTRUCTION I o f Monroe on highway 44. John VENETIAN BLmDS C-O.. ORLANDO, FI.A. PHONE 10. 15, 20 and 26 CENT |Davis. Box 18. Lake : Monfoe, 2-2981. HERALD O FFICE Aluminum, Steel, Woodl $50 *iVlKDIATH , . T'OSS KSSION M farm, home, 4 io u ^ ;huii*u irnlshed or unfurnl|h«4 hen!)- lawn, shrubs, fruit n r e e e range, 6 grapefruit, 6 guava, ertlmmon, 8 fig, 4 Imiuat, I ch. Shade trees- -hickory. oak. australlan pine, crepe »yrtle,!, palms. W acre cultivated 4ch garden soil, I acre cow pas ; tui* , 8 chicken yardi fenced, 1 teeian well, 20 chickens. *« i aitei federal Highway In tuos. Near etore 3 miles West Sanford. Route 1. Box 15. nferd. home with Income property. In. and fairly Priced. The house la in splendid repair— no* thing to be dose, except move tn. Living room, dining room, kitchen and bedroom downstairs. [One efficiency apartment, and [one very large bedroom and hath ! upstairs; also two car garage fh three room upstair apart^ F R E D W. BENDER 2 Fla. State Bank Bldg. Phone 10W ibi ARTICLES FOR SALE • TH E new Lawn Shaver. Ask tor demonstration. 8ENKARIK 486 4 PAINT CO. I18-1U country butter for sale, ana 788-J.- - ATTENTION TRUCK OWNERS* .N>w y_ g |{oy,| fi50 x 2 0 d ply (|r( and ,ubr |oS oO. Reel's ,,ljnt Khop 3lW \v . 2nd 8l. RENT A CAR TOU DHWB IT PHONE 290 { SHUCK LAND-MOHRiaori U DRIVE-IT. IN C See Jimmie Cowan'* Sheet Metal Works for new Radiutura. new Radiator cotes. Radial oi clean­ ing and repairing. SEE US POR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTINO AND TYPINQ 3-BURNER STOVE; small box. 518 W. 1st St. , ic* 10 DAY DELIVERY . CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD 116 N. Park . Ph#i* 180 Electra-chef stove and heat! ole EXPERT HADIO ttrPAtRINlvery reasonable. 818 Magnolia. Fred Myert. 81! E, 2nd SL Ph. 218. ATTE NTIO N MOTHERS # — DIAPER ^SERVICE— 6 A H T IC I-E S W A N T F .D Baby Velvet furnishes hospital clean,sterile diapers and deodor­ Highest cash price paid for used ised container. Economical and furniture. T e d Davie Furniture safe. Fully medically approved Co. 311 E. 1 st. Ph. 988. Call Daytona 2467-W collect for I'L L BUY yottr car regardless of details. 98 diapers, fa * we#:. age or condition. Roy Reel, 808 “ FIRST IN SANFORD" W. 2nd St. LO NN IE MCMULLEN'S Market W IL L TRADE 16 ft. Mahogany Barber Shop vpea Thursday, Friday 4 Saturday. Inboard motor boat 4 trailer for email house trailer or model A Ford. P. O. Box 1454. Sanford. 14 LOST A FOUND Phone 1014-R. LOST— Louie wrist watch between 18th and First Street. Rcwaid HELP W AN TE D . return Sanford Herald. LA D Y TO SELL lovely guaran teed lingerie, hosiery, ete., direct LOST— Hamilton yellow gold wrist ■ trr friendvrneighborei Big Earn- — wgteh. Seturi(»y._ s fte y m u - cn •Park Ave. between nth A 1st. ings. Our 25th year. Write ThoStresta or first street and Msg. •gereon Hosiery Co. Wolmatte, “ nolle to- Dr. Munson'e office. 111. ____________ Finder pleas* phona LI7-M, I IN D IA N MOTORCYCLE, cheep EXPERIENCED celery grower or Phone 218. Jack Standifer. trained farm manager for farm AUTOS FOR SALE In Eellwood area. Good position for right party. A. Duda 4 Sons, 1942 HUDSON Club Coupe. May Oviedo.. Phone 1151. be seen i t Middleton's Gttxery, East Geneva Avar GIRL for caihler 4 cosmetic coun­ ter. alto soda g ir t L csijr'i Drug 1931 PONTIC I —A*1 condition. Store. Phone 515-W. W e R G P A lit! FMU-: EHTIMATES rhun* SOS Could Victoria Reign 83 Yean With Stomach Ulcer Pein-' £ntl«n4#i i s-iovni gupvn cmiid hlVi f*Ji!fi«iS *n< irlitlf foi ft! >«4t« iFtimlnoii . . h.sl* 4114 h lir ff ha(l *h*- *l|f f r I'r:»! lt*»IF* ! •uffeiliT#* Try V4*m fi»r ult»i siijil ht-antrum, buntii;^ fefeil nod o»h*r roiidiUorw by tlc««4 Mri.l lift #4 . nf i*dv# TiiMfta fiuiu )tiui d riifilii FlfH i|o«« mint cfin v+i*i ■ murfi iu.w If* u« and r,d p o u t ll K TOUH f n% IV ro irh lu ii r*rt»is Co, a t u l.^ r ii liu m tv trjrw h fft f D* Vm Sufttr D k tm s 0 ! A *t» rou uouti.d br d t .li.u o* f#n.#l« lunciiooti tnoumly thU omS# you #u: fmm pam, l##l n t r t o u i, r#.U**a, WS#a— al such llm**T T t t n M ITT Ljdi* X. pinsnam'# V#cctahl# Com* pouna I* rcll#T# tuch *Ttii|>n,ir.>) -------------------- autffcal U*t HnSham a »v#d r*marfcablT h.lptul ib M Ihl# war. If# «l.* t K u w t s i M d illr s It ha* I #0*ct on on* o/ k u m - •*t (>.*•«#. IT — nnXham'e Jupmiiuuc# to mrh * frets atom sente teatel LYDIA E. PIMKHAM’S SSSASS s Mr. and Sira. II F. \\ li.-rlyr, J a* ill, Florida. Mr*. Ituah - t )- . and Mr. mid Mis. Ih-ltBpadn. Mr.•and Mi*. Hlllv We»t oil. Mr. and Mi- F. t". Pope and J tnn>e into then i.-u'.v n u »iu m l roit*. Mian and Neltli. win- »<• atutl Intent at th*- old I hum jlm t i t-nl- cu. -tts -f ih or aunt, Mi - J .‘ hut now owned ■> U r at.] Mi*, Ttionipst.il, uml M-. 1 humpion.l t’. I.. Wt -i, S i r - i. v i ilVoutc fn thrir! home in Tainpu! jiftrr -penilitic their un-.iiion Ttt I ,nte. Tn Clusnifv a‘ f SI. Augustin.-. tf- Itevvand Mr*. TlHimp j •on ehtertniftfii a ii-im i uf’ fiivmU, Ft III KF.N’ T i.' i -o.it lui imbed ..rt.t ti'l.ilive* i. ivntlv with n dliit j npuitmt-nt. .olait- old.'*. Phone Hhiy-lt. net: puti>.‘ Those till..) in* *r*n‘ affau with tin- on's were: Mr.j and Ml*, Ben F, I'm llrii, Mr, i.iulM i I '. n l e T t'urltoil and' 'It- et.-l / m is Was Ml?, lark I'lm kel!. td t'.s.a t 'll, A U V E im s IN G and Mi Will i aibott. *>f Tienli-n. Mi nit.I Mi - i. "iii iu Wiismi uml ONCE «iir*ltittitfV7 ami limi'io* \\ti*..h. of St: ju ifio iiiir Al " A ll. unit Mr*. J. II, laii. t u|hI u-ii I, ItdlMtlle al'tl -■t t.' ■i I • i\ .. , ln-.-ii . ■.1 I ■i . ■ , in .n- t :• nd if 'll i-id '11* BUT NOW , t b'lrti lhi*li, wli't have leventlt I THE I I V IHiiVetl .1-* lla*v(hUrst. Aia. Mi. NEVViPAPFJf U h'a ;i.jii ■t .10.1 - Jts frit ’ I npUOE3-U- j , it Piinn. . Inisftii *. U.duill* well. Hot ill BETTER | V J) fhrv tlo mu like it I In’re t . well THE OLD HOME TOW N a h i * atiNi i h«H?t» -M im O rw *n" at a beauty .nt. -t In Seaside, O t*, Jo Ann A- sje. 2t). a SclwKtUeacluT of RoeetiUii, |H<sesl (or this photo with her k-wty-lrmv. clown and si-eptre. Flu will rjunpete f»i the title ot "Mu America ol lyt,"* in the Atlai.tr t'ujf. N J . Mutual ■* e- • tlrtiiSuit! in wi.| #53 "!A fAfluVI • T»ia \Vr#t *• lette »•! HU * N\V»4 Oviedo . i T H F cSA R D F/N C L U B /A lS P H C T S A ''/MEW B L O O M ^O A 4 V //4 E ST T 5H E T (Mm 1411: iUlil fCATt- AM BTNf** "uALAi KiL*W1» By K av H o llo �1_ P A G E S IX . _■ A 1JW ■ — m Odom Honored Barrett’s Address Meteor Shower To Be Seen This W eek ^ MbNDAT, AUG. ll/ THE SANF01 Red Tide Menace li 1 Moving Out To Inquiry H ((-»•:■*■>* nsa'Pi " rail..... (ism Psa* One) <r«atuu«4 ,1m r » « » n **) work, includipij the CLE AR WATER. surplus of the h#st cconomUt* In th# nolds from the Army WASHINGTON. Aug. II. (A*)— tripi lo Europe. ■h-klll m — “ Tha'"f7ah“ k"fllng*“ rH, t t f l govsrnmsnt, and wo has# -our stores for about 1* 00. A shower o f 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 rhnmr 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 amatrur spotters, the ansaving the beaches from m 5 reason the committee gave fm and Vandentierjt. Stsssen and time later. nounremenl said. masses o f 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‘ the cockpit’s eye and Prof.^Charle* I’. Oliver, new* conference that he * wan ha* imptoved durinit the pa" thousand jiapers, tss' - -t | Beach, residents hept their year and It is now assumed the; tfull o f them. I was taxiing out-and klower Observatory, Upper Dar­ "quite sorry" the hearing had -49 'g er* 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 o f ^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." G off 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 hail heen a great deal <f miscon­ taken with Ilalie and rereived an 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." ception about this’ Case. f pr exautographed brill inset Hied; "To The 27 year old pilot has two 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. Uarrill raid, my pal,-* Randall Guff, from Rabe vessels, loaded with refugees from the Ezodus 1347, Intercepted on th# wny to Palestine and turned MCitw move 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 intenst of over the new* artivitlcs of many seising markets snd exploiting ith a rrrw of Iwn to a now re­ the newest typo of giant airliner, ing boat will Ire read/ ti Ufct, to mighty big chances in nn effort 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, "W e stand for the broadest free­ ( t o i l Irturd I rum 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 rani exactly lie protected against the unenn nn American New* Association In dom o f 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 an ' i roit and viewed htany other sight* to fin or fili rents an hour, that Hughes had twr 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. emlr.irts— an 118,003.000 one for by Cooper with a nuggi-Mlon that o.iu r news agency to mako ilr ^ 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 York investment bankers, and ml Houtli Poles. Sunday by plane, whet • he. was o n e f o r piielo recotiuu'sarrte ican' N ew* Agenric* to “ domlnal*-- countries, J-or example, the Rrutera Agency wa* quid to seei . , that the American oecupattui)' of The Irt-st break iif the. Right -nicU.y Mr. and Mrs.’ fJoff - Tr-tBy.' •plxnc*. tha world," Speaking of the de­ this and U now selling It* news . A fpw sl^hlngs 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 o f acres) to 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 in the United -States and SouthH *** w" vpn from *PiJ,r Wfb*' 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 ral-t o f 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 "N ot 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 o f 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 o f freedqm coincides ford Herald and the Mneon ((■'•,) ped." "The question’ nf the dying InHr said "I w nted certain in­ with hla commercial -idvontage." Your Favorite Beverage overhauled and'atreamlincd. and Telegraph. He aerved as night - fluent# of capitalistic monopolies la lielng conditioned lo cope with Advice To Farmers sporta editor o f the New York formation from tlutrhes which 1 (Cooper commented: "Surely the) in Dm neiysnam-c-UimU-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* o f mo,In history. He slMingly recoinCompany alioul » j r «r no.,_______ sence/' ) l >miII h«-4 t f m (-n r- l l s - l Hughes, railing the pottprne* vlllrs o f all news agent 1 -s except| oim IIcs can lint escape It. minded umpialifivd support of th" wage—tTT-pTmtttrtmn ITlft'Tnnt kcF” ” No matter how nngry Jamrs on l a "total surptlie," said hi the llritish confined to their own JlaraHall-Plan-nud he 'mtidriuinil log of-food crops. It nffrcls Dm countries, as wa. largely Die r s w , ^ , , thu 1|tt„ , itin j, K„ in? r„ m., doesn’t think he had “ a fdr hear­ congressional ruts In funds f >-• Florida farmer who grows vegrtbefore Reuters, reorganlred 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 lin n Ils u r* nn l * * « r S lit He said he wanted lo withdraw, Information service. In Ihe confine* o f the United annual pay loll of about $d0.000, however, n statement he imd- on wiilulrew Its cartel domlnnlion wnni pence and Die monopoly press "Russia is trying lo divert at Stales, just as It affects llmse 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 o f the men mating up the mv reputation had been mined." " I don't feel that way any mort," “ by constantly hammering away exports, and just as it affects Die -list (Dixie) Division, which dur­ 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 o f 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 o f 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# lufauliy which Auoy's Wright Fields Dayton, dtn collapse of the Russian gov and politiral system*. That Im­ and the 171th 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 Out h*» Wl» “ rhsl "tommyrot," hut added llial there \merlean 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*hklLttIlu]|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. brought J. He said that a nationwide drive *had „ - a -former , em^loV^-•. ,, lea Is trickling thrimgh Russian nr at least the aevrre rurtnllment Ataandjr. 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 affrrt 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* Coastline Railroad and the Winn for hint and U w ilm ;ha dldbustncM stem." Mr. Barrett said Dial we appeara In 'me, that Ihe utmost must help 'every nation that rare should lie used In crop.plan-' l-ovett Grocery Company have ,.l " '" " f from W rigTiF 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 ^nator P^rpef ID -FU i 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 'ea tle w a l i * M P e a t O a r ) 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 o f 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 definitely part of the atuff Prin­ right 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 ‘The Prince, however, hasn't I'ersonally I do not think this did not believe the hesrinr would 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 jhat 7 W elt;! 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 o f good-demand crop* Some of the leads ,we have been 17.” Uts are organising an .Interna­ f or. 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. authorities. Jaycce Conference •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 lead I tto war." E gypt’s W arning 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 o f 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 o f other experts.. .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" o f Lucky Strike buy "fine quality leaf.” spread among the nations o f 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 A fter all, that’s what you want 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 a cigarette . . . the honiet, deep-down th# war. reporters, said he is not »r spared 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 o f 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 that we can bring pressure to Trie banquet was. presided over Tha premier said Britain "has hear on our reprascnlgtivea In by William 'Rolleston, state Jar* been g stumbling .block to our in­ er because of tha enmity which ns f o remember*.# contend* 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 - 100 ynars" yeara” end and ner for lor hla nis address enure** and ami In­ in- ment for the last lest-100 *T told Mr. Meyer to ti*a car# bring troduced to do what we can reed stale Javcne officials at- gddmL that-*hv real obfeet Of Ihe of these hors end ke«p th,m Wore ilations Undini M l.. " s t !r*‘ ty 1Brili*b Py-” > “ I told him t . tm. to arHrt M ss hulk Mct.ehee of St. to more their force# shout In such uroT# prove our v i. 1.1 our relationa r#laUoos with with u 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 A fU r that Hugh*, suld, h# paid out of members of the local committee air." u, IHU# attsntjon to wtwt U g t r waa and to support strong who had charge o f 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# o f 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 ‘ MMdudvd, "dsptnds upon us here cation. •qu art. miles. Had No Newspaper To Adyertiia in. But You Have 11 < 3 A. COOL SPOT Bill’s Package Store and Bar Rotary Meet LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO K N O W S - t-m *, r ini ir» FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette * S® Round, So Firm/ So Fully P a c k e d -S o Freo and Easy on the Draw -Ha iflfiW' ;• - - T - : \ . * I=- ’ 1 . " '• * j m »j t * , ■ . •. • - - • - . ’ _ . -■ * .= — - - % ,^ r * , ----- , t t ~ ~ •] J . m • - . * .1 y - 1. M y • a m - ' ’ . ‘ " t i - ' \ # ___ | T T . , | * ] =- _ . i = ' a-. ; , | j l | A .• ' _ « r T ^ - *, * _ :: ' r~k^-J3 — -■iy- '-J~ j . t o :. L- z v - �m >~f*L - r - : 'r* . - * » v-y*y : .' " In U n it y T h e n In S tre n g th — . To Protect the Peace o f the World; To Promote the Proar*** of America; To Prodace Prosperity wfty for Sanford. AN V O LU M E X X X V III *■■*•■* -* ■ . Established 1008 lit S. Charges Back From Reds Planned egime Denmark Support O f Corumun• ists In Greece By Soviet S a t e l l i t e s * Said Peace Threat Ruhr Talks Will Include German Policy 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 I D A . T U E S D 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 i r e ■ - W EATHER LA K E 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 o f the charter." 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 rtre-prestdent nf Southern Dautllt (Interna ttonal) 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(, rbprirtm 'kffrr"(he initial 'niton 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 at 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 N O . 193 Inquiry Is Ordered Into Odom Lands With Bound-World Record State D epartm ent'In ­ dicates S o f t e n e d Attitude In State­ ment A t S e s s i o n Convention. THE Partly rloudjr tonight'and Wedne* day. with (raftered shower*. LLB nt-i-___ LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 12,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* o f 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 Balkan 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 vn if r>g Commission bad not fa*7 creation o f th* aubiidlary Jry group now in Greece. "It waa riopoted by the Unituetegstton,' - »d “ 8tat*i da te n Hon he d e c lar­ i ' |r,siii>F* m r * t i rn *r W 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* I he‘ world mark and »l*n lieltereil the plnbe-girdMog, record whlrh the "B flltk W ir (Inlernallnisal Hoiinilphiilo) and its * reiv rMabluhed last April. National Guard Measure Dutch,Indonesians Uuit Is Endorsed Is Approved By ByV F W Members Hurl Charges O i British Commons Truce Violations Clark Orders M onbpolists Jailed; C IO Seeks Restor­ ation O f - Controls .WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 <*’>_ Attorney General Clark today* or io< detedi an invctiifiuon investigation oi of four* Tighter Laws An,a»it3t clothing ing and housing price*'' prire*'' ■ Lobbying A te 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 WASHINGVON. Aug 12 UP) .Senator O'Mtlioney (D W 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 the Birwster .blowup" a» ullirt rate*'the Justice Department 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 inAtistn follow* a thre* months study of the present price situa­ toiled lli.it’i a lustier of opinion" 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 *fkr prnpo»*d National Guard umt !» he formed in Sanford - i-tdmard by the Veteran* Of B i l l P a sued 178-63 rn Foreign War* Poat 3282 at lire i Republic Sends U. S. Following D e b a t e regular •nceling livt evening a; Delegate 2nd the l.rglon Hut. Following a Of Eighteen Hours .tall In Capt, Roy Green who Ruling For Trimming bitration. R c ' i u c s t outlin'd the Guard program, the Shrubbery A t In ­ LONDON, Aug. i?. pin— VFV. members were urged to BATAVIA. J.v*. Aug. 12. (Ab lleadf|iisrlere . of the Cotisrtra­ paritiipaie In the project. t e r s e c t i o n s Made The Pub It accused the Inil** Part* announced tonight ( ‘npi Gfrcn discussed rhe i f that Winston Churchill would tbrn-mt ~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 aini P. M „ EST) in repU to Prime f. f those with previous mil- Sumatra, and the Indonesians ctease* in licente few for plates I 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 TAM TA. Fl a. 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. da dispatch from Pari* today Dr Hriber! It. Mills, director of 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 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, *c- direct violation of the truce under the “ unlimited control of Is that It “ has been caused by which bee cine effective a we*k renting to Cap!. Green. | ,7 Attorney General Tam Watson ager of the Western Union Tele­ Itnued warm, similar to that of covery 'program. the presence ‘ of poiton gas in American monopolists." ruled yesterday that Seminole graph office, piotested an' incrcsi.- yesterdays" the Weather Burrini Uuyd lipyle, James.Wright and ago last midnight. PlBVila »atd tlie jrraty provided Gulf waters. *__* measures of" a mill *■* The bill, paurd 178 to 65 af J--hr Rauls were appointed to County Judge Rl W. Ware la en­ said. Dr. Mill* >*hl he had received ‘The Imloneiiau i.wlm at Jog. Hint "several 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* report* the Army dumped Lewis­ tnry nature be carried out Jointly w TKi* ruling was mn.h* In res- $100 annual rate. The Commis­ linois- and- Iowa was reported In cifically gave the A like adminis- Meeting Sept. 22 at winch time Jakarta countered tint the Dutch 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 BuIt *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 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 that jection on the ground that they o f 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 Veteran* 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 added, “ Is regarded in Pari* asi l * very lethal, even in diluted bean! -eaib Tue-dsv evening the Community are available for in western Java. An Indonesian evidence that along with nego­ form," be slated bad presented a bill to the Com- Mr. Sayer, The ordinance goes in­ ward through Kansas, Oklahoma 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. to effect on Oct. 1. Approxlmatelv 50 inemlier* at- communique .said the Dutch a*- tiation* between the United States from 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 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 f«r the "tide” which has 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. tear whan the county population viding fot inciryse in ii^ipection ICsstlssM m **•■% Twer '■ ax announced that, beginning from Conservative and Liberal |*rhed 22.00a In 1040 the county Jogjakarta Ra’Hway. It said} "Report* about this treaty L ille*' littering Iteachaa from d't-t. 8 th* post will hold two feta of electrical initallationi, and opponents who hail attacked thr Sarasota to Clearwater. Other opulatlon waa 22,304 as rotnparrd ''H'tmilnttrrt *»n !*<*«• T n »l *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’ act o f th* Legislature In 1U23 hcc h A list of 27 haiardou* Inter(O ilin g tin l * n i * T i f t ) ing some mustard gas bomb* in .which set th* aalarv of the judge scctlonx where shrubbery or tr*e* Marcel Fell!*, local sign painter, the Gulf last summer, but denied i of th* County Court at (500 -n obscure th* view of moW M* was who recently returned with Mr*. tbe gns was potent enuugh to | vear. -iri preaented .by IWk* tiGMnf Roy kill so *o • many lists over »o wide Judge War* today declared that VVHHanrv.' T m Commlilton iletnr- Faille from Toronto, Ontsrjo,. to HDEN OS AIRES, Aug, 12 M l JACKSON, Ml**.. Aug. 12. bPi 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 MOISSON, Franca, Aug. 12— Mississippi's lieutenant governor --1 ho*#* 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 two of surf and gusli, which cause in ert­ 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 GrttuKltr Gommfteion. Ho stated *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 o f 14 by hls-dog which In turn was bit­ fpneminent was pledged In “ win the World Scout Jamboree. fiat hit* ‘* p r k '’ as County Judge Cily will remove the shrubbery. mary said they would not con­ presenre nf some irritating ga*. C* echoSlovak scouts, tho only test hia nomination and two he continued. on the "Echo,* ana Don Sill and ten by a dog that had rabies, ar­ l , and Judjf* of tho County/Court ‘In rfihlltion. trees at Iitterser- Mr*. L. L. Bill, M i 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 a tlaa t* *■ (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 too 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 field -last ’ TuemfSy; pnrtrd by Brasilian news axen- by the warmth of their Welcome, Tropical Storm Is 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 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 Readies of dead ft ah cast. UP during the night, but tha*deposit» truck loaded with fish and 400 of Judge Ware'* office nt D.M4; The search fo r the hoy started vloch,tnfcelher with the Colo­ headquarters - tent, umllitrihutcd. go into a second primary. Ji-asa were the smallest in several day*. MIAMI, Aug. 12, bP)— A trop­ Home of the Ciachoalovak hoya W. Rhanks, llilrtl high man, who 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 o f 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 o f (485 in « x- fnr force is expected ted to cress c the faaa he was allowed tompen- -Yucatan Peninsula today and en­ last evening dined wttn Arthur Charleston Board of Health stat­ 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 were welcomed with open arms. ■tion o f (5.A53. he waa undecided. So wa* the rrew* in thi* area vvert reduced. ises to win or die. 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 W ar ew Title O f Indian with a squall area extending 150 2 U. S. Airlines To "W e’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 A re Convicted ;ader Is Designated reported at 10 A. M. by tile Feder­ Kenneth appeared lo lie In good Operate Toyko Line taught to look for political unity er Hamilton could demand a run­ Call Oriv Bugsy’s Girl physical condition, said Dr. (julllal 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>— Grady Norton, chief storm fore­ Just .don’t matter. It’* a higher (,!•) All 231 defendant# in th* Pakistan Conatltuent Ai Arum* caster. aald Continued northwest­ M IAM I 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 llr e Chief P. P.. Short livered. authoriied to operate between th* not countries. Every boy It Just FoncentraUcm camp operator* Firts Destroys Barn Pacific Coast and Tokyo as a fohammed A ll Jlnnan, president ter th* tropical disturbance en­ and acting Detective Chief were convicted by a U. 8 . mili­ first stajx toward reopening Japan a boy to every other boy.” ’ th* atsemblj and governor gen- tered the Gulf o f Mexico and a Charles W.. Pierce of th* Miami Belonging To Syntes 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. Hoffm an amed A ll 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 o f stein gamb­ WASHINGTON, Atlg. IS UP}— have b«aa (ranted temporary per­ north-east wind, completely ilr»- agr* of war by personal brutali­ mits for operations to Japan, Th* title, which means "Great ated near latitude 20 north, long!- ler Benjamin (Bugsy) * 9c-gcl The Whit* House announced tod* _________________ay Mrs. Harriett Susan Hoffman. troyed the frame and metal *lruc. ties and the murder of prisoner* They aald rthe permits were •**w" will be used In all nf- i ttide * 87 west H M 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 t if 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- atart raoparting field,-Ill. snd- wa*--a re*ld«nt of ■- The f l r e w * report<-d -at- I3t35 1— After-the-eaorl presi l-nt, Rrift* eslon since the assembly opened miles Bishop.'head prUsto detect. lake Monroe for tha past sight P, M., according to Flra Chief M. Vlrm-ral Emil 0. Kell, pronounced if*and brought Dm flir t our. outward Ire •a agency hired by Mis* Hill to prrM M C T tW jv told reporters 1 Japanese 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 o f 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 fo r­ a detailed policy and two coualna, Mr*. Dale Krein- firemen kept the blaxe from fur­ 'CHIEF CONVICTED ■lightly south o f Cozumel I t ____ Short said Miss Hill "appeared September, but that tha lime of Commtealoti 5W YORK. Aug.. 12, ^/Fb- In a few hour* and cross over tha reluctant to talk." " I t waa mostly departure is yet to be deterrnln- statement o f thi* government's brlng and M l*. Paul Oglesby ther ruining aeed bed* and cover*, mer American eltlxen, Edwin Katdestroyed, 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 Ttaid. weld prisoner who became a Th# born was Insured, he said. Funeral aerrieea will be bald 29, waa air flln t o 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 at 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 spes’l fleet tons accusing him vised in northern Yucatan and ad- it wa* In her home.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 Joel* Eu Waldeek, former 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., that gummen shot fere nr*. ]{* will return to this oral DoogD* ter, ami record* which Mr. 8 jrmes flrit German of royal blood to o f arrangement*. Dr. kbit* fn a Japanese prison camp Vouthern Gulf o f Mexico during and killed Beige! while ha country with hi* family ahoaid preme an lag commander, ai an 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 Ar- Midwest H eat Wave Described As Crop T hreat "s Zrr Sm i'ampan Supports _ U. S.-Italy H#vc ip«j8#n Gas Theory ui Agreed On Pact|For G„|f Rell o-i(,e Attorney General Rules Increase In Of Charleston; Youth Treated For Rabies R I Muddled In raraguaynn PrFHident ■ FleeN Capital City Czechs Welcomed To Mississippi Election World Scout Meeting C m l to'* v ? - * — =— k ; R * r> ■■>*&? SL5. "A - V j >\.; •••? » F*=tf m- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 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/cb74d6a588396ba5ee13db77019943d9.pdf 6cdbb64d93e3fdbb14d3593fe8f43919 PDF Text Text • »' i \ L-* - >'= V‘. f P A G E E IG H T >RD, FLORIDA H r itis li s 1 C r iH fH By STANIEY I It*** !*■■• l l u l th*t tln> j* ■ crisis |Ik..It to h d l'f’ furward with such rapidity Hmi w* should have power to deal drar.i Ucally an.l swiftly with aw U ar.l ■ituatu.ni.that may arls.-," Chutrhill snapped: ' "llltle r sard that." P'«**tr* au. ill., negation of Hr it lull freedom luul wav «.f ||y *n<r in timi- of peace.” » r . « ld ,hr 8of*»>UI ministers would hr the absolute master*” of the country whil.t I’arliammt wa» In recess.. It is xhr.li.lMl to ^',r ,h*' * u*tnf<r next work. I» thil n u n u r y to the life of thf country?" hr asked. “ It would mean a spate,of alarm und di»rouragetneril ami paralysis." ~ l “ rehin declar'd Hint' A ,____ * 2 rh Wi-diinulay, in which -the f; ; Prime Minister outlined hi* wo. mon*. m l |»M |)ti»|frfifn - fur llrlU ln - w «« “ ifpivmaljr ju«l|ri>«| to t * inSdci.iatc." * ; . Carrying on in a sharp personal ! attack on the I’rim* .Mirritt.r. t. Churchill imiuiird; "Who it going to wield tlirxe Dowers? Not Merely the it.m e Minister. who ireini iAricteoiirttly an amuse-, passenger in the pic* •ur# boat." Hr .belaud rhat tlm gOVe.ntnrnt'* ministers aria nun who w trr pn pai ..I always to put tin party before the natlvn. In hla •perch, Attl.V bud . all.il for. "Dunkerque aplrlt" to . v. i com* a threatened dollar fannt. born of fast ■prndln.f and under production. ■ “ You talk of Dunkerque rplrll," Churchill mild. “ What would Dun­ kerque have to-eri if tlm little boat' were only going to tnk< « f f tntm . ber» of the tiadr 'tn.u u nnd it .u< • laid that wc didn't into u lin k er’s - • cuit for thr rrat ?" Thu appatmtly was it reference to Fuel Minuter Kmmanuel Sl.liiw*H'i i perch several wcelrx a<0 In which hr waa trportad to have „*Jd “ w* do not give m tinker* ru«about non-ldd/or prupto in lit! . * .Uln.” “ Tiir miniiler ' who made those expressions," Churchill aaid, "still remain* a meAil>er of |||.< govern m*nt in ipitr of hit failures, ami hr la retained in Ilia podlimi b> thr play of outside font-*." C ily Ifr > e I . .L u F R I D A Y , A U G . 8, 1947 ' ’ •T - ^ubpoenan Issued E m p lo y m e n t tt'ealis*** Irea P*a< Owl mg lo. argua with you.” Fergu­ son instructed commuter aide* to ismm a subpoena to wit.' Mughn' papers. tuppowd to be in custody of one of the Holly­ wood millionaire’s auditors in downtown hotel rom. R each es N ew In ~ J u ly * . t i a i t j T h ert is S t r e n g t h - R ecord WASHINGTON. Aug. H. ^ Civilian employment mounted u a new all-time record of MOTS 000 in July, the Census Bur». tr|Kirteil today. ■ Joblessness climbed also,' tr u ing 2.S84.000 a* students sougki summer work and graduates hunt. n Partly cloudy tonight nnd Tuts■day with widely srsttered show. er«. - , . »-4 ProU tl ,h* j M o f ^of America s Promote th# PPregreaa Pradnra Prosperity for Stnford. ;s ' § * -‘ - E atabliah ed 1908 ,U M E X X X V I I I > •A N m f IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD, m b D A IL Y F L O R ID A , I t "■ m« tf^*i8i£XrlA !£££?$ '•^ ^ 8 F r a l M 0ND A\ A t ’ G. 11. d A sso c ia te d 191i Egypt W arns British Labor Hughes> taggering Crisis U N Of Threat BillAttacked Of British War By Churchill Honors om and Family ith Bip: Parade __ 3 -- V*- - * ft ; ’ - Randall Goff Returns From Thrilling Trip With Babe Ruth BusinessSupport ForGuard Urged By! Hutchison War I? General Cited F LUCKY STRIKE presentsTHE MAN WHO 'KNOWS-* TOBACCO WAREHOUSEMAN! •• 3 « u n 3 g So Wrm, So ru lly P a c k e d -S o Froo and la ty on tho D raw \ * * ’ ,4 FariiRMs Advised To Play Safe In New Cinp Planning , - - ■. 192 (Russian P aper !-H lits US Press I As Commercial • Mi NO. P res* Laased W i r e Inquiry Is Halted Ji Woman Emissary Arrested In Case Of Missing Jewels r.;. i ± - . '* N E W .P A P F .il Jaycee Directors Approve Military Training A t Meet II HMllNHtll fit* IM r«| * 11Nr | werr established her* during III" l i l t yrat. • Under tiir heading, "laical Itav. Materials," are lu tol agrirultu. al product*, On hiding crlrry an t other vegetal.I.«, entile and lim­ ber. I’ine nnd liardwood are availablr f, to Ifr milvi from town and cypirss ia available III to 16 mile* from town. The United Lumlwr Company, Kolwrt WitHam* and K. V, llyrd operate tawmill*. No mineral production ia listed. ■ Tha minual leiii|Miratu>r aver­ age ia rrvraled at 72.1. ami <« 61.8 In January, 70.7 in April, •But h r July- inid ^ t d r n fT M o W ' on tiir * uvi'tugv. Rainfall aver­ age* bh.l a yrar, with thr hrav!• i l avrrage full in July, 7.H3 Inches Mtairifull was more that’ nine inrlies during the past month. Thr average length of Ihe Ing season ia :I2-J day* , Conn......• * * * * . Slat lit it s on Uity and government reveal that Sm Sui ty guvrruiiient of the Army Air Force. The ninliL m .,i, i„ „i , .V J“ rn„lL*ri aP » * « . t-onimandlng t.maral •lo.d 1.6. ... operation, i . l e of minute, lu L m ip ictT ^ vrn oJ u,. ^ v« » ~ "M h e AAF’s 4°Urbtr1hd.y. look J1 hours » d $1 16 mills and debt service.'1.1 compicto. beven of tl.s faupcrtu.u made U.e Ica.g u iPj (fsicraailonat Soundf-.olo* >11.1 l a I , MS • Itaa f Il I ... . ■■ ■ ■ -- . mills, tstsal ami Itimi Ilia County Itai operations rale of 26 mills ami ho debt service inillage. Ilouded Brewster Sorry 8 ,0 0 0 V A E m p l o y e e s I A i r F o r c e G e n e r a l City debt is |f,HH7,t)t)0 and ImiiiiI*d county debt, s i .'joo.ihhi. lr »n liM iM .I H ..M . OHS I Ordered DiHchurKed' Predicta 3rd War flauloril is on the main line of in Hughes' plane l«cnuv. she -li.l la- ulone with the Atlantic Coast l.iue Ituilrood not^. dare , , „ bint. ...... WASHINGTON, 8. (,!>. , , Aug. , , 1.08 ANG FI.F 8 . Aug. \ ( / » with 10. passenger and fits to 40 A repoiler nake<l lli-v. sler. if I The V e t * " ................. freight trains daily, it is reveal­ ed. U. ft. Iligiiways- 17-02 ami eonirnent. Im luennt n> withdraw •’ml,,uy *’*’4 “ a. soon Force*, says there will l»- * World State Highways Id, 116 ami <'•* il. as possible, for ocunomv reasons.* War III and that the United Slate* pats through Sanford. FJiirldi "I ain regretting it,” llfewsier The agency estimated Dial a, " • • • • Greyhound blnvit baa 23 busses 11 plied, lidding that lie jmped news­ many as 60(1 of ita 871 of flea's passing daily Ihtnugli here. men would not press him on Ihe throughout - the nation may I* - Transportation facilities listed point. > a short, aharp paralyiing bomIn bringing up ihe rilhjict. closed as a result. Include Tamiami Trail Tours, A Pleas annuuncemsAt said that bardmeut, followed iiy *n bitmediGreat South.'in Trucking Co. *i>d IJrrwster had saldr ”1 ciinfess I was hrit-jted and 700 ymployeet will be dlschatircd ate airlHirnr Invasion." Central Central Truck l.ine* which pro­ Faker, soon to lie retire I liter 30 vide slalewide trucking srrvln. angry hI-.mii Mr. Ilughra’ attacks.” ns admlnlstra- Vrsrt service, told the Institute of He aaid 'he had u. .,itl..md the For. air tiaus|milaliun Hanfoi'i has thu Muuici|ial Airport with hustesa. matter “ over (lie* counsel lion official said It may lake s*v- Aetonaullcal Sciences yesterday., un eral weeks for regional, offices lo "Fewer than 300.000 men could 60,992 square feet of hangar o f inv advisors.” *' under silk an-l taka this Hughes yesterday nrwlnced an compute work-loads upon which the descend apace and threl- li.iMMJ foot run­ discharges will he based. country,” “ ' untry." he added. ways. The field Is o|>en to prl affidavit in which Misj AppU-wick Largest reductions, 2,000 rmWithout^jftrhtioning an? couarate planes, Scheduled cominer flatlv denied that site ever had told „ said such a war will cial air traiisportatinn Is avail Drowsier she was afraid to tiavel •1‘loyi-s, will be .In Ow vocational tryr. Faker counvry "wlik Utmabi*. Florida Airways lias four alone with llughifct. 8|„. ,„||„| rrhabilitatiun amt education pr ig, com# from the llrrwster statement “ lidlcul- ram. Aliout 1,700 persons, or more rndous manpower and kiduavy flights daily. OUii” than 26 percent, of those engaged Potential.” "W e know it Will Brewster said today he was In contact work,Neill lie ilitcliargrd arrrota the Arctic, as tha i “ very sorry if I have • mburiauid with the probable result that 40 air-route, but w* don’t Control EndH her In her rawunatlon.” percent of the contact offices will when." he declared. lie added that he was sure she ha closed. The cities affected will It HstiHH.u I is>m Psas (tael is “ very competent" und tha( he he-*#rvcd by .IiJ£«isni contact o f dtnt laid that un«lt*r lh® clrctiui* did not want to cause her any fleers. VA Reds H it U. S. •lances he fell there should la- trouble. •pacific iM-acetlme uiitlmilty from When reporter* pressed ilrewsf J t lt U liia a Ii., H m i . , — ---S _ k . IISSIISMI IlHM r i l l Sh I Congress, iIft Ithe ruths were to be ter at to whether he was withdraw, agreement,” he aaid, “ panis, i» the kill continued. ing his statement alwiut thr hotI’otsdam agreement, weabgR* cf Fxislting contrels, which con­ less, he aaid he did not vara to the control rouncllt. nlthtuxh’ w* tinue until Nov, I, require on** c|rrv on . the controversy. Then M'aaliBM'l (u w .P sa l ItS'l third down payment, with th* In- he added that Henator llrhkrr I It - to th* Jayceei c e e iflT g4. proposed• sur tlever have born permitted i„ par•tallmeutg runniug rto longer than Ohio! heard "some, hut not alF'-of - W uf„,th* u lure of mu- Urinate as f-ill ne»fTirr--^-\ par­ 16 months on automobiles, stoves, the conversation he aaij ho had hlcipalities, serai for money," ties to the l ) f ” s lre"*b»sj?. In a lengthy defen-g „ f the mechanical tilth washers, ironers. with Miea Applewirk. h* declared. property is three voire es-enemy states. stairs. Knrilnikov ivrvilniXov refrigerators, washing machine* Ilrowstrr said he asked to see supposed to ^ 'a p p ra isedd at 100 that the Uni!** Plates radios and sum* other goods. reporters because it seemed to him perrent, but. ia banning close to •rharerd es.l II >-2! ■ ! ■ ...___ _______-.4 ' K IM K lS b and llritain were auoporting leae00 M percent” . A 20 |wrc*ni down payment, “ the public -and the press is en­ Ml with installments limited to 13 titled to my comment” on quvtlons F. F.' Housh’older. at a recelii tionary group* In those ruuntfiet months is required'fur furnltun Put to him by Hughes which he City Cointmaaion meeting outlin­ which were conapiring to o»ar.and rugs, ed a plan for reappraisal of prep throw tha "truly demon *ti« ;r»a did not get a chance to answer. gimes” now In power. I - t, n n« w legislation, the One query fired by Hughes waa •rty here, he pointed out and He asked Brasilian Represent*I resident could restore rnntrils how Rrewater could reconcile his City otfinels declared that they •Her Not. I, In the event he de­ statement that he knew nothing had been thinking along th* the a same live Henriqu* Housa Goti** why clared a new national emergency about a possible merger of TWA line* and would do aomethim aomathing he suported th* UniteJ HtaUs' or In time of war. . showed criticism of Bulgaria. RoiUnla'MA and Fan American, with article* about It if other cltlseiu ahowei to awaken Hungary and aakad how he would llughei read from the publication, interest. "We Aviation News, which Hughei con­ citizen* to their responsibilities in like it If some country prJteated Id M r.' Itatigsn. against “ the outlawing «f Ooe o f ' tended indicated that Urewster did this matter/* said Jllycee Meet Boftball Captain Richard Dea* the ma|or parties in.Brazil.” - • k^ow about It. Houxa-Gome* retorted: • > Rrewater aaid ho thought he had announced that after conferring .a r * « » Oee» ”1 regret that th* rrprewnUtiv* Rotary Captain Orvilij aid the 8 iat* Road Department made it clear when he wan on th# with In choosing a alto along a main atand that ha had heard talk about Touchton, they had cajled off of the1 U. 8. 8 R. U y o T X 'fnregardTng T R cUeilona' In highway for establishment of • f merggr and had mentioned It the softball Uli scheduled for formed U filll. ■ . Dlrnir ground^and rrntinJ atn*! '‘ LavU*,.. it. hlBtUlf ln ,6 l>ujajL K ve n ln t_ d u a _ -la — wal barbecue, lla grounds. King t.Un W. O. Liv - 1 1 Jo nol belfev# plans by the Tourist Com- Uon with Hughes1 last March. *' On the aland, Urewster said ho mgston reed a letter from Di»- States government svsr at) lUtaa In furnishing the Tourist ............... rtcl Presido.it Hoke urging tha ! i lmpo,V ,u «»n at)lie stlon Booth which wjll be never had offered to call o ff the l net a I* Liana b,L.t,w Jayvaes on U - current Investigation In exchange Iona to build up m.mbershlp. for a merger. • "It ought to ba good at the Day. .Tnlrteeh applUatiom. ---- ----------------- -----. noxt meeting. Vra, A . D. GaUb- “ i* > »* »* d a «. that la not ■va boon received from auiillV mbied to a e ir* ''aomV'of of th> Amarkan-countri.e ^ the position o f recepln Nonrovta, capital o f ' her^/atnout^frild M lU t«d • mm chlckan,” be . th , Romans used caU«D.V far Llbaria, U caU ^ - B ^ d ^ ; : ’- '" «Md. ••Otto * ■ • -ridv* M R ■ • , • . ’JT: l W EATH ER Noah Dietrich, who hcadi ......... , , \ V T r \ c Hughe‘f Tool Company, told the romraitlcf that, although he had K - i o . 'i K . ^ j s B a r r e t t W a r n s U r been . served wilh a subpoena to 00.000,000 the “ full employrCm-1^ * * 1, 1 goal as defined by former Vic* produce the documents, he legally President Henry A- -Wallace. July does not have possession of them rmp)oymant_topf>*d J\ine, th* nr,, beciuse ihej . comprise. Hughes' vious high, by 24,000 workers personal papers. Counting those in th # '*y n4 ! forces, the nation’s July total?V — ZDo you have those papcrt?“ job holders waa 02,604,000. . Ferguson demanded of Hughes. “ t don’t have them on my per­ U p -j P r e m ie r M a k e s S e c o n d L a b o r it c C a u c u s son, i f that la what you mean," Hughes retorted, as spectators A p p e a l F o r C o u n ­ h o l d s D e c i s i o n T o Increase In Prices roared arith laughter. s w s w e e k E d ito r A d ­ Hanging a glass ash'tray on the D e f e r N a tio n a li7 c il A c tio n F o r c in g --------------+ Announced By Nash d r e s s e s C l o s i n g • committee table, Ferguson shout­ in B S te e l In d u s try T roop W ith d r a w a l ed: “ Don’t try to get smart with D em a n d s O n S e n a to rs ’ d k t r o i t , 1 Aug. 8, nfi - p * , * B a n q u e t O f S ta te this committee." A DITICTIVI AH IM M I 70 COMfOIT Fillpina Mammano. 9, ss the child’s T im e A nd F a ilu r e Increases on Nash automobiln I a v m » C o n f e r e n c e mother, Mrs. Orlendlna Nicoilela, cries hysterically In the background. In one o f the stormiest sernrt LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 11 ’ oF* R a n d a l l A n d T ’ lu * “ B a b e l ’ - v ; ii 0P) , Win LONDON, ' W . ..... , ranging from 195 to 1168.40 h«r. * J a y C eC C U " lC IC " C of tha Inquiry into Hughei $40,-.* Tha youngster, pawn in s custody disputa between her two parents. Picmicr N'okraihy Pa.ha ol .ton Churchill ’ .aid -tonight In* T o L o c a te M eyer been announced by Nash-Kelvink — 77 ", OOOJIOO wartime airplane contracts, was about to sail from New York (or Italy with hrr lather when lb* f• 1 or Corporation President Groin EtWsrd W. Rsrtctt. editor " Egypt today warned the United Labor government*, ’’economic etiHughes today charged that Chair­ mother, armed with a writ of habeas corpus,' attempted to halt her G iv e n A s R easons W. Mason. Nawtw^rk msga/inc. told the Naliotit Secuiily Council that fail­ ii.” legislation confm rd powman Ferguson (R-Mirh) wa* try daughter’s leaving. Ignoring the writ, Uie (ether boJided lb* S. S. The boost*, which went Into ,f. Junl0, Chamber of Com C l u b U r g e d ing to put him and Meyer on the ■Seiurnla and the girl waa Unally allowed to sail (international)' T o E a c k ure to gel Briti.h troop, out oi r l. of '-viitual diclaloi.hip on a \\ \ S H I\ t.lON", tug. 11. ( I *1 stand at tha same time to “ grab Th.Ur*d. ^ ’. fo11- ' merer conic,rncr at it. clo.inf — ijuasril llirdwell. llidlyssisod Egypt may lead n > open waifate cabinet whn»p piiine inini.tei ed inersasea in recent days ht n * "_ , . .l R o a d s id e P a rk ts A t publicity” . . puhiicltl man. said t«d ») he General Motors Corp., 'Packsrf bjfcquet Sunday, that the econotn againit llir lomnuri. "might he dtjtatdrd" al any nm “ Now juat a mlnult. Mr. will flic a ♦1.000,909 lihel suit • Frrguton: Will you try to bring S t a t e C o n f e r e n c e oense account of Kuxi--it Hit dwell, Motor Car Co., and Halter-Fraut bland political cum in huro| c Hughes,” Ferguson shouted. Making hi. .econd appeal fpr ment. against Vi.iti l»ielflih. offirisl him in? Hollywood publici.t Huffhti said hr would not pro CorF’ ,|.. ,, . . j*e “ not only iciioui but .taggeini ihe llurhes Void t’ ompsny, council action again.! thr Blit ' Chun lull addirued lli«* lloit-i C i t e d A s C m i r m Hughes: No, I don't think I will. ~ Approval ol universal military This account bad lirted Jesse due* Meyer because Mayor twice Isecuuse of trliimony whirh The big rrowded committee Mom iih. the Premier .aid in a 9.00<* ot Commoni a. il moved toward c ; £ a - u -. r « 7 * « t c c O l F r t c c i o m had been brought before th* com­ training wa. voiced at the rtatc Jones, then head of the liecon- -u,“u T , r p i a I list 11sh gase a Senate siihwas silent for a full minute as word prepared .perch: final action on llir lull, .y-pime.l absorb raising costs of matertsli n**'1* ty trf f , ' ° n lo U . . mittee. ’ * Utriwj lunmAWler engpwsng'**•♦*» ptauw , _ fintshM Bgiooe aad tlist esety nalumt i»r ducciot'i-mfcluui, duimtLjhc iu pi . Ferguson and Hughes gland at structiun Finance Comnany, at oim ami labor which go into "T h e mflfihm o f peojHP, ; i4H« f,irt' ive»^ irf* t T>ie||miiivrv' vote Grimly, Ferguson asked Hughes each other. contractu a « mlril to Howard MOSCOW \u«. I I bP) l).v incr cnnfcirntr of iKc FfouiTi of those Hirdwwll rlairiMl lo have } a if t o m O'b 11 e s "without *iaT« _ Britain, might tutiumL. to repeat that. ’ llnuht-s .Hildaell. who said h* inhabit the Valley of the Nile Earlier, today llailiamrnt's Lebqr^ Then the chairman tnkid font- antertained in the pcrio.1 from prices^" vi,I / .n lu jtU , Piavili inmmen Jaycrr. which was held al th' had Iwen called lo lesllfy tsefor# "I don’t remember,” Hughes laid mitti-u counsel to. drgw up u .»ublet. the United , Slates is su< have never erasrd to resent th ■ ilet in' a caucus ttpbchl the Alt He said Nash was h'ktnr th e June 17 to July 16^19.2, Dietlirh tail f. ilrlivernl in .vllai k ol n m llir S m ile Mat Investigating slowly. “ Oet It o ff the record.” poena for Meyer linnwdiatil). sfu 1 in it.toring Isigc icj Ic Mayfair Inn over the Wffkfnd pirsencr of IJrllish fortes on Eg)p Ire cahinrt’ s decision lo sir Ire na cost of its low price “ 600’* line cl said. f.iilK"ii|inillre this morning, (O ff th* stenographer’* iw ord­ iv li.ill * page b-liv «'n the 1 ml and was presided over by Ihci Ferguson signed the papers and car* for th* first time since OPA luftion and a higbrr slsndafd ilefora the question n! entertisn territory. ing of the proceedings I. lionah/alinn of the ilrrl indu'lrs, announced: . • e«l Stales pie**. iletl.umg it was drilled at a ne»a conference idrnl W. F. (B ill) Rollc.lon ol controls were removed last year. lln l hr fslsltird an expense living to Knglsnd and llic Meyer, p u b l i c i t y man for rhurrhill said "a convulaim-" "S o long as the occupation con “ I Just signed a subpoena for lainineal for Jones was insed, thf not .in oig.iu ol opinion anil ton Manncland. ai'onul. is Dietrich testified committee had produced front the Hughes, has testified to spending Meyer-forth wit it.” Ip the l.al>or-Party might resiitl itinent. linuew this populai icsentment^an , v « iii'ii. I iii .» lom m cim l cute: 1104,000 In l>™m°Unn of Hughes’ I lie dirretors endor.ed snd ap Isvl v^pkt — . in Use’ powers' falling (o "tbc Handing the paper to committee White House files a telegtam from expense account7” 1 . . . . .* • * not ne stilled. Its llare-ups cannot Minister «sf Health 1 Aliemin Itev Mr. BaiieU.-jyho served on ific ventures. Including airplane con­ attorneys, Ferguson said to tell INrdwell to Stephen Fatly, then n piovrd * motion that l II tlulu ' pii*e. “ DeftnHelyr Dietrich replied. tracts. Ills detailed list of, .ritirn\\ \<|||NC.|t»S, \wg II ^ he prevented. Such a siloalion an) nr sdineoiie rlss'.’* ’ ' If ol the Ollice o( War Inlortp_ the United State* marrhaP “ that White House •rcrrlary.~ail.ing for cooperate extensively vvith th* j’ MV.Ia is the olll.ivl oigan ol He said.the expense item al­ ditures included many items o f en­ we mean business on this Sub­ an appointment with Fatly to dis­ can easily get out of hand. Ihe Ihe Senate inquiiv mlo 1 lovrarrl ition during the war. was *n A Socialist informant *tiid mory ready had been paid at tho time it Stair Koad Department in ihrir cuss Hughes’ plane. l llir t omnium I P ulv. tertainment for Army -officers, poena” . Ihn-.li. ‘ vviitii"* plkPf contract* peaceful intentions oi my* govern than IlMi Lalwrites nbsiatn«| from B d U ced hy Lind Wrber, manager government officials and others. roadnde park project, aad »•» *1 Dietrich identified a $2,040.66 rame to hia attention. Ha adJM / «tj*vsk) * ill n k vs a* in iv Karlier. the Senate invertigatora voting at llir. party caucus. A l!tT m— Iritm l— ihrtTjnlp i " 1 *v: and—1 ment may be thwarted." Mayl air Inn. where the The Ferguson, Hughes exchange found an expense account item by bill llirdwell had submitted to that the company had “ many deal of A the Road Department in any wav tee’ e anugio- *d-sw|"rr "sens un*y I .11 Ill'll to an iil'.lr by ST: M vnvgiquj , , III . ings" with llirdwell and may have went on: — Declaring thatthe rtreearTTfir. four Votes. a| )<> 77. This .action Meyer’s predecessor as llughei’ rover expenses on hit trip. «| L ' h - y p m n h l e . l.ihtcn bibs in I James ol t*n' , ' "■* > l gotten, the. money-bark-on-other Ferguson: Now Mr. Hnghei Ish-Fgyptlan treaty signed in '930 fotced Vrrali'itraut member* lo , siniicil l hail man I r i » u s o n quet ’ — “ I-qt»r*tturn'd I M Hem Tuneerh*, quel were held. Declaring that be ' w>ke» ie-yeur answer: 1 Nrvs. Nmk limes, who lisd.’ ciit F’retl C!rrwn of Orlando presided bad lorn "superceded l-y ilje ( U. wlllidrasv n |eso|iltio|| l alllllg lipo'i or Ji-sse Junes and iinm. dlately; Ing Mr. Jones," thu witness smd, transactions. (K Mi' ll.) "I 'he tim.. 5ell *•» vie \V*r In He testified that llirdwell had had married a Florida girl and over the meeting of the nmretaries N. I Charter," the Premier sharply the goverilmrut to iitnlei lake. I It Hughes: I Just told you that I got an affidavit that' Jones-waa ‘and railed him up. Mr. Jonea ■itireil Ailleiani es ol Alrvtmlri 1 i vrsti-vlini! •commlllee, whi»h i* made the affidavit that tho .ar{g« now a frequent vuilor to this on Saturday afternoon. The rec- assailed llritish arguments (list the Btrel program at tin- next ses­ don’t rtmambar. • not entertained. • •said he was not- present at any en­ j MuiO/OV. S n ir) ilelrgslr III llv council should dismiss the case as i "inIm ling the ,iit|unv\ simply »nretaries recommended to the.state 1 * 1 * . .Uie, Mr, Barrett ..id that a. Ferguson: Then I'll ntk you sion of I’m hann-nt, n|uoiinr in Noah Dietrich, executive of tertainment given -by Mr. llird­ name of Jones because he haj put l 'uilril Nation I >iminii uul b-> organization that they publish n* gruuntllcaa. The (renty* gave Itri- Oetolier. I.al«>r I'aiiy l ef t Wing , III llll'lCll I v1"*ed V-SIIOII of the again. “ Will you bring »lr. Meyer Hughes' Tool Company, produced well." editor of New.wcek, hii job u down the name of evervon, he conrial t iiiimil. • pamphlet to lie issued If riicli er- lain thh right to station troops in cis have ls-.-n aiiarking A llltr In to the 2:00 o'clock hearing. the affidavit after he said lie had group that l|-had been decided • Then, said Ferguson. "In your tacted In Washington and had en- digging out live news and trying ganizntion eccrelnry outlining Ids Egypt. (M oio/ov lolil the . I "HIM il Hughe*: No. I don’t think I will, uuestiuned five year* ago an ex- “ Plnion llirdwell hud padded his I tertained only • few j f them. on thi* ground retain progrism wot »n drier luit’ iei lie.iung* until lie. ahead of the duties. A brief nullin'- of the Nokrnahy Pasha strevserl tlirse to tec "too little nnd too late" .and his Soci.il t mnmiller I titlav. \ii4 I. executive secretary's office was four points: Nov I / nrw« leadership was .untn-piidig. ' lllfll Hu'iin lia.l ie.il tieril"in "I , ” 1—The fart that dispute ex­ given by Hoyce I’yweil of Jack lie gave I* > pun q**l reason*. One fnrliini at Ihe parly cau­ •®me of it ii very rncoura<:ists. 'o l llir pies* .t i I that ill* sonville. cus railed for Immediate le^umo I Ollier ileinvtnls on ihe seninf.” he added, "and tomr ii " 2 —The fact that the Egyptian Hill Carter of Tamos who is ein nation* ih I not Hr s.snl that tion " f »tiade negotiations wild lints’ lime, in til ling plans •*' • government have made a delwtmin­ pretty grim." state chairman of the ".Mist Flor­ the nulv guaianln ol a lire pies* Russia. Sit Ktjiffntd (Tipps, pirsn.»l lu »e mad- for liips to F.uSubdividing hit tslk somewhat ida" pageant, stated that the state ed and honest effort to settle the Idcnl of the board of trnde, ielay in "lonunimil ov nri«hq>. dispute by negotiation with tin •I the various classifications m director* voted to contiLve the United Kingdom, and this effoit plied that th e.next move was up • Ijauies cnliuoriiird in an a 'lirir iope. pageant which it a statewide to the itussiaiu. socialist aourtfiJ ....... ........... .. .In .>«••*• 2. Th e-inahility-of the coni • are presrntfd in his msgv- search for the most l<e«itliful Fioi- ha»_failed. Riitidav. Vug........... ths* i>r<-• illation of the it i* ‘ *vn p ir »« I nnltie to locate John Meye-. *9—The fart that the continu­ report'd 'a fter ibe w r i t meet­ « , Mr. Barrett said that the. Ida girl, ing. The trade talks 'broke down it* n f u r p ir s s U- p i.ip n g n o ja j^ ^ f|< for Miss Fill* ?JrG«die*. Mi»t Flor­ ance of this dispute it likely to rn recently when llrilain tefused to e level will probably go higher, gone i rnry.” j|| ,s _ . ida of 1947, was presented dining danger tne maintenance of |>eaee at least this fall, although six the dance Saturday eveninr at the and security not only in the Valley rafr 'he tepayment of a wartim — C’-Vlnuiug.-lia*. ncvcr-jiuukL-anidl — - , * 7r 7 A '" ; 17 ” ... Inoir- nholit its pir V l"djr>,’-J I rttfUfon f*Hl thV >•’ *. '< u vs roomIn ago most of the expei’ s Mnyfajr I nil- MU* -McGrbcr Ja an of. the Nil*.Nile. but throughout th* .credit ( o • Moscow. ’ Other Lalmrltrs railed for cuts Jaoiri wtolr. " Il iryaid. Ill" proi* llir ratlirst rl.slr ilisi * c"tnnviite* ig ’^sKiiiglnn hsd ’ ihmighl piitr- 14 v m old Sf. Petemb'irg high Middle Fait. "4 —The tact that the ’eouditlfuis In the armed forces rum* drnstbs n* an HlUptMUll for the support il|r.yf'e|* school girl and h*» been the Tar r.*dl«f cunciuvfe otbc k%d reached their peak. of stability ami well bmng t fiir l : : „ e A-titv has p.fi/wtt*. uf (hr Coinnvihilsl F a i t i t !'• * « sin 11 s l l » » "l 1 am no-prophet,” he explain- pon Roundup U i'ftP at 9t- P«”,m* are nFcessatv far peaceful and Members of the government said ii.il! what it .nils id-i.-ti • l.inr also Florida’s l’oln*«ttla ” but mi HfW" s tiff* o f* N e e i ­ burg, brio,' nalisin mul iiiluvv*. I" I • printed Queen and Mitt 8t. Petersburg.’ friendly.relations can be brought everything possible was k are many -.experts whose If ng l'«|p k ill done lo reduce the army, navy Randall Gnfl. '»i " f Mr. and Mrs. " K. twiff. pnlnrrd v*ilh Halve vvlint lull's tlie .......... nf ; >• aa I ih It Is to study the reports and svon the coveted title of Miss ' "• Ruth dining lt>eii irrvnt trip In '.Mmilgomery, \la. N'r« Vmk lin k fll> I'll and ati force. t»>tbitu.* Ilii'te. FvVI • «l'Mi • M' Florida at the Miss Florid* pageU ■■Haste ■■ Paa* »ls ) Murvitov'e i ritlclsm .*f th? *A u On the steel issue, government • ml Drlmilj Hiitilall mil only mrl llir "Sullsn of :-".vl" hut Iran ant held last June In St. Peters­ N ‘ 1 spokesmen told the can.iw there led With him IIV.I vi'lled his N » h t of k immi in rnnnection "ilh y t m wax |'i mletl burg. ' • i , i>r»»* was no intention to abandon an apprai mrrsj thr "Itahe" l» myklriR for Ford >lnl»r t ’o. on In-half I’ ritlrisni v ( the Hv Sunday morning a "brag" break­ vviinld nut* he |>rInt•-1 II! 'I ••t- • election prumise to tiation&iire nf Amuirail I tgimi Inninr llqseliall. fast was served, and *■••'*» followed iq Hint rlniiinslnnr.- l.es .1.If H..the mills. They insisted, how­ . by a state director’* confvroncr. explanation between the lt-i**tnii ever, the cabinet should tie h.-e J. Drailry Odham, president of i v i -m w i l l F. Ang. I t .— nnd American p r e «»’’ i • to choose an appropriktv lime. the Seminole County J*ycee», act­ "TIi h it ' i ' viiii \ affecting w orld Some laimlon nrwspnpr-ts re­ Thr wilt 1 *1 •!••!l »»i -l ..... . .... i i.i *in>c'X« 11 it v* .vffeet ed as the host fof tho conrlave RERUN . Aug. ’ l l , bT>— An eatlier - that Aliemin llev.lntlll'4 I18M>|I«h| till* l .‘ v * «0M” If1* ibr -ml ind plans ad everyone and was assisted, by T. K. Tucker American Army official said to- ported . fi.ih nnd Hill of ltli:hf a * nilill I,,,. , nnd Alvin Odham who were co­ day he hail arreited a woman an had threatened to resign ns I,, .I., with Htfii.-iiitural CHICAGO Aur. 1 1 —4/D—mil chairman for the .conference ar­ emissary who smuggied Princess Minister of Health if the govern rnifr.l 8 ( r( p i rltlfri*' tl» • .'h* * i i in.mIih-i I-wv " ,tbl V. ill•-\.w L, dom rested and grinning after rangements. ment abandoned plans to nation tvlnir nnd »lni»d®i»,n ? Hermlne’s Jewels to her son V\ ,i , |i. • ..f Ft mi Is it three-day flight around th* (•■ill. I t ,e u "lil >011 alile iron and steel vvoik* lltrrjil nf punliiliiilffit i I * t 1 h " Randall The chairmen appointed several P r i n c e Ferdinand Schoenaich* M a il.i. i".li- . in 'IL«v-'i«sing the nrld which ended vestcnlav, re. llm llix n l •■ r « a » ••«> * ■inti ...l. fj" lull pii-«liiiii.m in the Caroiath. • _ nl Ml .»n«l M f l l k Cacti f %' Mi l if Ih lr tlindr no NM‘ h Ho* Ived Chicago's acclaim today In Hy accident, we found she still ' /' ............. im I by ibe 27 neltre I’aik A venue. W.V! ll mvy ..I ..11 • "« <b” h « " l : "W e b,."’ nayade drrsvn State Street. hail sonic of the Jewels belonging i N o n - S t r i k e r s A n d the nri^HHuili'Kid I ub lutl.vy iiKlay av > |t|l jjotug lu Hit)!" ’ 9*"i xnti-x ,. t.’ i. im -the wgviisatjon Ths 27-year-old fiver. hU use. T c x a n H I n j u r e d H e r e to Princess Hrrmine whirh she wiili b h" hi l ls. "Slal'tii-.511.111 C I O P ic k e t s C la s h nts, h'« wife and two children, lie teluiued Irom > two week** nVrlixiNld lo plea*r Hie ! '*-f ,,f P r a i s e H o s p i t a l C a r e had not turned over to the --..it. lx l"i'g psxl -due, rer# driven down the Lnop> Prince," said O. R. Carlucd, di­ ■ visit In M.ildgniuriv. Ala.. N'cvv ans^’ t vci ii.- ."I.- i mmentator ifie r msl% street" In • hastily orga.sCLINTON. Mlrh., Aug. 11. bP) Asking whether J vmo« «n in ■uni tin ba - I'.'intrd nut,we have Mr. and Mr*. Notma’t Atkinson rector of *the Army’ * criminal In­ Cluix. at thru Kgulsr lumhe-vn -*d procession, with an honor __' A clash between jilckel* ami vestigation department. Hie name o f the v * :a tl vhmtoMtntr -rpparent prngtess of Houston, Tax., who were ser­ nol“ pnty m <-i ami n l l ' i f l i ' It<tu i«ed of motorcycle policemen. Carlurri said he would ask the nort-strikera before-thn gates •Jnw Ynrk’ TInicx or in Hi • " ........ r'fwarvl - it-’i iously Injured In «n iiitomoWU test g ml, flneu th# Th# usual shopping throng took . /r. . rt. Ruth but iiilila-il rllvnwt vvilh ih .ill American newanven. / > I* ’ lcrinii'-.ii"ii " f linsHlittex. accident on the Orlando highway Russians for a report on Princess Ihe Clinton Machine Co. injured, <ms ou*. to line the street and five persons today and led Sheriff j R e c o r d O l w 1 St IJ Hemline's death on grounds that said: "Jartien i n " " a ’ vei • II th*j —Anier' in i-tpiMts play a irem* foimrr Null hi nl Nw.il on a pLur early In July, were discharged heer for Odom who mad# the Ifitrrnsllnnsl (’l in in '" a ' 1 m>* • ml <ilx I 'I in xelllng the d*gre# from the Fcrnald Laughton Me­ underworld characters seeking Ihe Elmer M. Hrlngman t » ««>> (01 * tlip and hi In* New V n l h>*ni'. 111 v isio n xhausttng J9.646-mll* solo trip royal Jewels she possessed might •tale police assistance. iufq t\ i r « n 1 n t l f » » 7 > ft* * i,( |n...|. i itv m l»< k of prosper morial Hospital today and weia A neplicw i-l laiurt I’ l bap fr«4Nl«n»i which About 75 employee* entered th n 73 hours, 5 minutes and It reported ’ t*•*f ,l" »"•*. ,|. .I,.,. u ii .M ."ir ,-i'tiie country. sufficiently recovered have been Involved. Carluccl said By It tcHllMa*#*! asn I'na ms* I a physician, of the Kaiser'a widow- plant after crashing a picket ho­ “ aennd*. tnaiy. pul'ln , iclalionv dllrclnl I"dti l v »flia of I ■ > i|i|.-to return to their home in Texas Psn maker Milton ’ Reynolds, though Mr*. Atkinson will have to reported "she was in apparent of applnxlinatv-ly 300 Cltt United »f /talk® ho on* •i.i i" • t« L'ir iii ; local liu»ltif*i mm I" Fold ISIntm t "liipany s Cellti.il Re lood health" I'efiue her death Auto Workers, Urn sheriff said. naer of Dill Odom’* record make the trip by ■mhulanco. Hit I mas l'a | a Clubs were swung, fists flew vvip;M viip|Mut <>l * N-' gimi wIt" i> in iliaige "I AppcAliUl ’ { i d i i i R : T o u r n a m u n l s obe-ytrellng flight, estimated >ii tlicg inn (tumslinn inn : " Mr. Atkinson hnd only the ast Thursday in the Russian and atones were hulled dining the I hat JA# trip cost 150,000 but aaid tone. company in Senlurl. ers Rut It i> unling tlnosiglioul ll" tional (ioarli con highest pralee • today or the S l i i t v d O n l d i l w i r D ia . v l ,I ,x. The investigator said none' of melee. Hrtngham added. **? ••i'l HI <EV wbrth It-” ^ 4w*l»rvll I k i i i K c r m i H C’ i m v i c t s 6 li| ."fg M M J. C - I lufv-himn nut- country- l" i l."id rwi*— tbe 29 plece. of jewelry, rich In two of tho non-striker* were ho*, Reynolds said the exact eost treatment they had Amnicau Lrgmn Junmi llavrliall lincd lo ngmlieis «>l tlw pitalizrd and three, others were From 48 to 60 Imi «-x nod the J l ! ,PJU \K\r,^ f U 0„Tvm'nSand S Precious' stones, which A#- Prince ‘ l')s u ;i| H ’ J a i l I n ( ! a r won’t be known until “ all the bills t‘r especially the efficiency corns In” but_ that It averagol courtesy o f Ihe members of th* reported missing was among the injured, none seriously. Plant win­ runt lull ati thru (fgulai luntliroii Randall joilieil tlv Ruth pal!) IwhI cowboys nnd riderx jn !lil« gems recovered. dow* 'were broken. about 1200 an hour "Just to keep hospital *(a(f. He also expresstialay the Iccoiii nl llie 31**1 D. in Mnnlgouiciy nn July 2 fi. In nten will iiartlrlruitd th Hie **"« RAI LM. 'Ta -. Aug. II. t.r»— Army agents said they atill I’oiiy Rilling Tniirpninent ;nd I nm vri.i.d p11 toners, described tha Bombthsll In the air.” genrial *<1 hi* appreciation f«r tho many were unable to locate the misting viiion in k i 1 ami tiir 124th grihrt with Halve, his wdr end inr#»<l wlil'-li will lo- held itniiiiq: x i . I,..,.;. .ox." excap'.i Th# April Itlo** circling flight kindness** .which had b^n ex­ .*xca|a'.| iiom finnv Inlanliy iij psilitulev ‘luring th- miiir and’ Ml. C1s||vnian. Rand vli ■I 1:00 i.'rlnck I jvIm.v In y pfler ii, "..v. . ■. da'.g. which Ferdinand said M r « . J a n e S a l c c b y -----• • - .after m£ of the Reynold* plane which set truded to him hy the local min­ treasures, . I.'ijy/.ivlf r.'.lny ( I m IIs m S as •*■■• ait) insilp llir Inp Jmin Montgonici) nivnii In Fort Mellon Fork on tlm nv irrrnt war . iverpowcrimr two guard*, taking a nsw record for a plana with n isters. officials and many others D ie s In J a c k s o n v ille to New Vuk 'on aii Amefis in lavkrfritnl flirnlevarij. I* " " HIn ii gun., and lobbing then, of erew, cost* about a quarter of n during their 29 A«y stay In tha A nu"ic lj piogism (caliiniiH imUnceil |7>ibvv hy Charles B'-' k. ♦ HMI Miss K ate C. Flynt uffllon ' dollars. Reynolds added. hospital. Ajihnrx III 4. , • , , Funeral service* for Mr*. Jane Dave Mian on *aml Bill \laini I in, v pixlnl l.elievcl .imirThe Bombshell, a converted A-20 " I have been tremendously .Im­ Died Saturday A . M. Armstrong Kale. by. who died Fri­ Tim aiglits « f New Yurk pi >■ rhairman of events. ol Lilly a d Cuily lullliilly Seminole County »|*nlt men, gtrxl from ih" outside, James W. , wap purchased by Rey- pressed" im said, "hy the kindly vidi-d the ,Knnf"id youngster wi'li day in Jacksonville afti-T a short chest14 wai prevented by Cheilet w lliw 4 • « Pea# *1*1 Christian nttitude of your people, Ilian v I In ill - for five days, dm ing merchants nnd rllire.is are Icing MrD'.tutld, 2'b »4 Worrester. U t illnrti, will be held Tuesday a f­ requested l»y the rolWlillltee ill Ih. ........ I*. ■ ■ w tv.-vt h.» lii'l t up a and I wish you woitld.tell them all . Mist Kate C.- Flyht died early ternoon at 3:00 o’clock al the Moriuon.t L ing mamlolm and vio­ whirh ho aLn had ills pictimcharge nf arrangements to d"nntp Korn-I "!•• hn-l openad hi* cell (I'M lIxw S an 1‘asr «lvl how much Mr*. Atkinson- and I Baturday morning in an Orlando Erickson Funeral Home with The lin witli « jual ilrxtriity. Shan' funds In pay puree, in tl»- t»iieii , -it-t in- ileaned. Ha then hospital following, an Illness of Foreign Diplomats appreciate It." , iinmeut ami races. Ilnnnt'i are a.I- Im t.'l Ih" guard In live .-ell and nine months. 8 h* had been con­ Rev. Mark Carpenter of Holy non. SMOtr ranied by. Maitin on Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson were Leaving Paraguay injured in a three vehicle wreck fined to the hospital for three Cross Episcopal Church officiat­ tbc guiisr nd lim y Kud'JI al U . S . D c k ’ i f u t c E n d s vi*e.l to rnntivct Slicnff I’.. A. i.l.ii-.'t rl.i- ..thrrsj ing. Interment will lo; In LakeMern, Deputy Heel- or I 1 •' Mk Woikiug dlenlly and deliber­ ’ which occurred on the afternoon weeks. tbc piano, | ayrd "An/'ina Bag. * I n d u i u ’ H ia n M e e t i n g I’avlirk win. kre mrtilbera of ih.- ately. tin four prisoner* waitevt BUENOS AIRES, Aug. U . Born June 22. 18*17 In Monrpe view Cemetery. "I’VE SUN miUlont of pounda of tobacco sold of July 10 when their StudMinker Mrs. Ssleeby Is survived by one "lie Sure ‘ Here's- No Mistake, com ni it tee. |..iig • nougli to inti tlm guards __ £1 Mundo said today foreign sedan crashed Into a south bound county, Ga. Mias Flyrit had for daughter, Mra. Wallace M. Philips Edward IDgglnt, manager « f and t" .'pen a siuali Jail safe diplomat* accredited to the Para­ semi-trailer kt auction. And at auction.after auction, I ’ve Ry I I A 14It IH JACKSON after 'lie tractor merlv llvsd ln Forty.n, Ga. lufoie of Hanford; one gtand-daughter "Foui Leal lo v r i," "Whispeiint'* guayan government ary reported which was hauling it stopped coming to Banford 22 years ago property of other JOGJAKARTA, Java, Aug. II. the Reminnir County Chamher «.t containing Cabbage Jane Merritt Philips; a grandson "Always" aiwj "D'le •MU Uie makers of Lucky Strike buy tobacco on tha frontier to be leaving (AV Walter A. Foote, United Commerre, tmlay jirfiliclnl that prisoner* She resided on Geneva Avenue. . suddenly. ...... • Jr. of Sanford Down. uown. hlllpa ' “ The regime of President Tlm jnil I"Mixed (17 men and It States consul general, concluded the evrnts will' prove very Popu­ Survivors Include two titters, that’* got real arookin* quality . . . tobacco the mother, Mrs. D. C. Green ol Morlfilgo was pictured in h.M-se women -prisoner#, who remained Miss Jane Flynt and Mrs. D. A. General Ilutchimn icvcalIrvl gov- late today a six hour visit t » this lar. Events will Incliul" HISTORICAL SOCIETY Catce, 8 . C.; two sisters sml three thee* report* arranging to Nation* Indonesian Republican capital af­ races for jncn_ari.| gtt|«, trick calm. . Uiat amokee up mild, cool and fragrant.” JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 11, — Watkins, both of Sanford; three brothers. ctnmrnt |Ja»» to create s er the capiUl from AauncMaking their way through the ter "hearing the opinions of entnc riding and tournaments uponsir"'! (in — The annual meeUng of the brothers, J. W. Flynt, Geneva, F. el Gusid ihrre limes a law people" wh’lr 11 he said' he would by Hie Dusty Roots Itnlun: Club. mam office o f the jail, th# four aa to Pilar, a city ’ ’ oL/.w er than Florida Historical Society will be II. Flynt. 8*nford and W. Y. 10 mile* aouthas tlie (>ne|wliicb cxivlnl bcfoie pax* on to Washington. n Throe event* will add gii-xHjC^>t<* r<vc*|*e** held Up Ktewar.l John 10.000 persons 1»•* . held here Feb. 6 and 7, 1948. Dr. Flynt. Sylvester, Ga.; also a num Soaring Trophies O f The views were sounded to him the attractions offered In the Wit 'll ax Ii" « a « reporting for Hwest of Asuncion, the last wot. and sjalcd that it Mark F. Ho yd of Tallahassee, ber of nieces and nsphews. • and’ stole his car for a fisverel diplomat were reportflivetal diplomat* .Funeral services were conducted Vlrs.Bennis Displayed would be prqiaird to K° *n*° ton,‘ mainly by I’rnidbqt Roetkatno public on this day, he ntated. work society president, aaid today. and l ’rrmier Amir SJarifoed.ltn Ampunt nf the prizes will be getaway. *d to have arrived at the ArgenB. T..(2urrin, IndtpinJtnl lolocco M rrAouwnes of this afternoon at 3:30 o’clock at bat within <)0 days allei a decla­ during threo hour* of conferences announced later. Une town of Formoae, near tho the Erickson Funeral Nome with Ox/ord, N . C., k<u 60m • Lucky Strike asaeW for 26 yuan FAUJI CONVENTION Two attractive trophies recently Paraguayan bonier. Many motorists stopped from ORLANDO. Aug. 11. — ( f ) - Rov. E. D. Brownlee ami Rev. won by Mrs. Vitglnia Bennit, na ration ol war. He sanl that lhc at the pirtiih-ntial palace. FLIGHT DELAYED Earlier Morlnlgo’a government tlm* lo Uftre yesterday afternoon local c o m p ly will luve a comWith U. 8 . Senator Bpeatard K. Douglas Charles officiating. In said U had beaten hack an Insur Holland a* the principal .peaker, taYMtit. was ma-1? In Evergreen llonal woman •oaring pilotr are p fm r n t-o ff t fngcl i i mt fBft m w j— Hv-- see .riders prwrttevng—(•"—*"■ _*sIAV—V iiltK. Aug...11— biPl-r Two light planes pilotevl by for* iBIPl |n penetrate A sum* oa d U W H 0>6'TbarHt~C*ltt»rr LISBON. Aug. II, (/I1) — Ken.ua coming events. Ala/ut 84 riders rm-r U. S. Army filer* an a round. ihe 1947 convention .of the Flor­ Cemetery. A silver platter il shown which and will provide Sanlutd with an Eva Duarte I’eron was rn route turned out for practice. them defense*. ida Farm Bureau will be held In thr-worl.l-flight are held at Gooae waa given to her by tho Arthur ■a !•■*» *•*! llw tls s In Dakar from l.itlion by plane NORTHERN CELERY Miami, Nov. 14-16. Ray. Labrador, by bad weather . A. Evert# Company for the flight TH* 8 Y CYCLIST today after winding up her Euro, B. If, Guthrie, who Is associated ..................... MEET of longest duraUon in sight of thu The Hanford polict" fom> en­ prevailing in Greenland^ tlveir next pean tour. A l Dakar, the Argen­ with W. T. Whitehead In celary MEETING ( IHSICIK ‘MEET com; Post 8282 will meet tonight at field on July 4, at Wichita Falls. countered something new In stop, William Klrohmrtrr, their The regular monthly meeting merchandising at 8avann*h, N. Y. The new Uy license iirdlnanre tine president's wjf# will l/oard a flight manager, said early today. tha Legion Hut al 7:Q0 oeloek recently wrote that th* celery . ... ta will be givr n a final n-ading at ship for the trip to Recife, Brazil. "drunken driver*," Hatunlay when of the Board of Directors o f th# at which time a buffet aupper _ Another trophy, a -smhll gold Mamas Morgan, negro, was ar­ Strohmeier, said Jhe flier* mesDuring her tour Henura I’eron crop there I* In good shape and Seminole County Chamber of armlaslon meeting towill be aerved. A t 7:30 oeloek. the City C« sagt-it that they might be de­ thav market prospects ■ w a r.. are’ better figure, wa# . presented to Mrs. night, City Manager II. N. Bayer visited Kpain, Italy, l ’ortugal. rested for drunkenness whilo rid­ I lays-.t as long a* 24 hours. Capt Rey Green la aeheduled to Commerce will be held at 8:00 Dennis as champion American ing on a bicycle. than fair, •apeclally for the early Franco ami Swittorland. o’clock Tuewlay evening at th# -d t kla morning. announrrd i m ! on plana for re-bulldlng a woman soaring pilot. Chamber of Commerce Building. crop. I . .A National Guard unit here. * ■■ * -vV'a'i -r.'i-r * « .S a .2 1 S u rvey*. TH E ' I • . »■ -J: i ' . i■ �war.:: l'A UK -■ tw o The Sanford T H K SAW FOUD M r w A T n Herald K *lfib ll> *r4 r a b lU b * 4 fla llr » « « im "a t a r e a , 1 anil BaaMa) at t ’ larlda . I l l H aa n alla l i r a a i V<■: Thrifty Americans W.' nrr* often considorod lo Is* « H|wndU1rift nation, with nil our money frittered rivvnv, hut upitnrchlly that is ^ * '• * * 1 • " ■ m l . l a . . m a ll.t Drtabar * » . H I I . al lb * C o .I m i l e . I U N F n «fi n tnis-judynuuit. Kepi H als v h . Social Security Aide To Be Here Friday Reason • kr liar* S*i*nr* Monitor The Field Office of the Porlal Security AdmluMration in Orlsn-lo of the Jewiah Atrmry r'-gaiaiin* T t i— tlr itia h — w h a l e r r r c m l l t announce* lu > y »W%t II* repre­ ttw arti«,n of IrgUM Zvi nhrv get for a thankli.it U sk — sentative will he in ‘Sanlord. Fri­ In hanging two llritlah , ii,|„r,; ftliarr the Mame for a -onijitluri In day, August lb, 1917. m th*j Flor­ We exprr*<* our deep a* hrartServicn ■ w-hirh reprisal U matched against ida State Employment feh sympathy to the raj, jv *1 .. i i i a*L.«.a* a* A tfc - . 1 .tim 1 i ula f9 m.A. 1 . Ijm , Ih* ! ir" PH«M l' Th' y ml»tHt* have made from li:SO A. M. to 12:00 n o 01. diuul 11/- ■„ _*Ti..*!!!*? i*. "JornldaIimpritonromt rather than handing: Thi* aervire hat he-n eitahltihrd VW welrofn*- D tjvc 4 |tei»-nr Uir present «rale rould not go on. G r o w Gallup, with his insatiable curiosity, has ! k*pii •( aaaluid. I'l.rlSa, aalrr lb* Ail risking people what tlioy would do if somcanO handed them • I t » n r * . < ml t la r c b a. I M T . $1,000. Evidently many of those questioned had dreamed 111)1 I. A M l I - D E A N of such a windfall, fnr they came tip with ready answers r .d lla i The replies were on the whole very sensible. « i>iiim)\ nr. a a llB * l»r < * M a a a a ri ' • Thirty-rttio*pcr*ivnt would save the money, 24 per cent deed; W a bag them and _ltn, )h ,pt*, th » p e na lty f o r J e w l.h 'rMT .t a 'r y ; m i i i iiirrmib iibrr.* would bqy a home or improve the ope they’ hat), 14 per cent ■ l* ,,ort « f OJtinier. Rut nothing, even r a la b lt la A 4 *a a *« Cr Canltr. nnh -- ------ ... • .la would buy a car, furniture,, clothes, and so forth, with Oar M «n ib ......— , ----- z* l i small-percentages for other laudable purposes. Only ;i |wr tbi.f MuNlba . ._..___ __ _ an rent would *l»cml It purely for pleasure. Many of this .1 per III Maalba ........ ...... 4An , - -apHina.^ r..... can juitifg tho ruld-tjlooJfd 0 »* Y ra r aini rent may never have had any fun. and might he quite ih.l ikl . , * *.l«i ,n. f r< ,,nn.m |f *»f murder of hottagn. justified in having a thmi-nnd-dollar Ming. , a vast majority of tha JewJh ~ A l l n b lla a rr a s t ir * * , ra id * Those who are not emotionally 111 11 fit f V Muir.,. T li j. >■ _ . T■ tb an b *. rs a n lu lls a * aa4 a e llr t * The only way, mid to say, that most of the people hv a kln f n t y committed to any aide o f this 3 *V)lte.l * a t . r t a la a » « a la f o r lb * i a i| M > * hy a k nd of savagery wl,aj, lren. ra ls la a (a n d *. M ill b* r b a ia * 4 Is * questioned are likely lo get a thousand dollurs U by earn­ HralJy imitates Ililter-thOklll.rur Stru-ggle limit take a positive at r « a a ta r a 4 * * r ll* la a r « l r « ing it,, and that process, by Jpj very nature, mujees the of hostage*. They fear wofci ■ f •land against terror and brutMity. wherever It appear a. They must spending of the money u 'matter tor careful thought. So ion will U aljenaud. ™r T 0|li" -.rk 1 » la » « f % rM *tn p rr‘ to encourage every clement <-f t i t * * . I n * - u p u m r u T h e H erald the bulk of most peopled mpney will undoubtedly continue reason and humanity Mitch ..till have la 111* n g | U « *1 Held of a J i f r l U l M supported the Zionist #a..g ...lr to be put to very good use. exUta in a situation which often 'Otfl**« hr* ■•lntNt»r4 I* it# l « « ■**1 tiff# * In Ik * rr unlr > Mil V fli.il- American algltAini and appears to have degenerated Into *ib.r h * « id * »n r l* r * In C k ira i Irresponsible politician. rould a mere clash of (error against Un Tnrfti. Post-War Italian Women m fiormhnmm\ To: ^ to give *reiident* of Hanford and N EW Y O R K *, 10*/i hrs. vicinity an opportunity to fit claim* for Federal Ol.1-Age and Survivors Insurance, obtain new ami duplicate socU! security card*, ami make inquiries con­ cerning the old-age an I sur­ vivor* Imuranre program. Leave 7:1ft A. 51. and 11:48 A. M. $51.35 $56.95 CHICAGO*, 7*4 hrs. L e a v e 7:15 A . 51 > > : « A . M. $12.25 M IA M I*, 2 3-1 hrs. Leave .0:17 P- IL Ha T « i HI I Direct connections allh Airline* earring America %'l» ■!>««** niis P H O N E 1.T25 Dr. Charles L Persons Oplometrint A IR M A IL' PASSENGERS A IR EXPRESS Sanford Atlantic Dk. Hide. Hours: 9-12 1-5 Rhone 296 Hat. 9-12 Eye* Examined Glasies Filled ntnt pr«Krr*flS In thrill* Jjjrror* PtBM&iht ,n »«<v.:ir,e. «><> .mind *.ttUmenr, ran For without Indirect supp^t f.o 'i U based on hate and cruelty. That From Rome, where women have for generations led many who would not ei*.1LV jn ahould now be clear to many whosecluded lives, Marie 8etoli writes that her sex is gradually such barbarity directly, ,«t c,,„. have been morally alseep. I f really. aciously or unconsciously ar |t7 jt awakened, they can find ways’ to becoming freed from the fetters of custom. One whom she considers representative of modern «nd accept its help, ienq-Uni onj hall the itntelvu terror. ? 4 I__Ll--------- — ■ __________ MON*HAY, AUGUST II, 1947 Ituiiau womanhood is the, mother of a three-year-old son. .J. and keeps house in a modern apartment for her husband Chinese Reds Stage am) tier father. Dressing modishly, keeping up with public Book On Vegetable MULE VFKSK FOK TODAY affairs, and coping with the food problem under black M arketing I h Iteady .*,- _______ Eight Hour Assault EVEN~ LIBERTY IS UNDER market conditions she manages besides to be an active OKI.ANDO--Aug. II fSiociul)— LAW. YOU CANNOT PRESERVE partner id a business making artistic films'. Protect Your Health NANKING^ Aug. ll.d iP )— GovDistribution of Florida \Wcuite IT AND KANISII GOD’S SPIRIT By Sleeping Better. Italji has been a backwurd country in many ways, but /*-.*•« 11 1 Y*I— * is.. •• Where the spirit of Ihe L ji.I I pvrhups tVltre is u chance for her return to the prestige Committee Digest, firsr over all vrnment dixpatchea xaid today INNERSPRING MATTRESSES collection o f data oil und'irtion more than 3,000 Chlnexo Comthere If 'liberty.—II Cor. 3:17. she enjoyecrin the days o f the Caesars. With women taking and marketing of the statoY multi- munista U . 'l BOX SPRINGS had been killed or woundactive part in business and professional life, enlightened million dollar freah vcgoUtk .i io v •d .duting- an eight.hour-'aSMutr HOLLYWOOD BEDS’ 1 * ____i______ ia i__ i____ ___ il ^ ln,u^ ‘ J* J l r » Lm1 4 » e » » a d e - i t ikmmimw w l l knTtWhM'n'cobntfy- wrHMm-AoHM from fie 55 the wallx of Yulln, Tn north few daya. bhxnxi province o f northwest1 klenufaclured To Your ^ no higher than the status » f its women. LaMonte Graw,. mangti of Ihe China. Individual Order By Florida Vegetable Cogmitlee, Other reports xald the Rrds ECHOLS ' We have a hunrh iftr Uiui/i who aupervisid editing aid pub­ auccecdt.il in deatroyiag buildings Atoms And Destiny' MatUeoa Renovating A Mould find il • lot enter lication of the 200-page volume, and installations at the Yulln Rebuilding ‘A Specialty said mailing of the Digest will be airport before being driven off. lighten .then belli if they did mote Call Ue Today -- Sleep This is the 1hird year of the Atom Bomb, observes a expedited so that lppcodmatrly Government reinforcements were i welkin# and lei* talking. Better Tonight commentator, and it bus split the world. It has accomplish­ 2.000 vegetable producer* mp- xaid to be en route. . diera and buxine** firm* wj)| have Puxxiblllly of a Communist i ed various things of a .practical nature, and will douhtless It look* good to u* to »:*• ta reference Infurmatioi onl comeback in north Shensi was ECHOIuS BEDDING hones 'on ihe Nke fionl again accomplish many more. It holds Up to the world a vision aUtislics available in a^pciM' discussed at Yenan, provincial, COM PANY mirr ha* a club which put of almost infinite power. "Atomic energy" has become a uf ten days ur two weeks* capital, la»t week by Chiang Kai- i Kistimisee Sanford Orlando Stick and (Jen. Hu Cliung-Nan.| beautiful quadrille. So could, juiutic phrase, with the scientists^of the world competing on • Celery IdUslM--Phone--Iit<14 -Sanford. __ __________________ jvr4t*_jiuervU^each- rcuUz.lugJ.lialJt. may de.sLru>. the uthar. Sanford, Fla. Tti 'England, collon wu first the Rids from Yenan, long thdlrj or be destroyed by it. . used at candle wicklng. capital city, last March. nkin To the average man in the street this new phase of Thcip people who were a what the newipapeit would un enlightenment and the significance of what we call "mat* for new*: once ihe wai wai ovn ter" muv mean little or nothing. But we may Imj sure that evidently didn't know the Senate the foremost scientists of the world have at least a con­ wa* going to investigate Howard siderable view of what it is all aland, the possible length it life on this planet, and possibly even of the destiny of | Hughe* and hi* gnl friend). man iiimself. Work , wa* aciUAlly begun or. the 12-fcot channel from l’elatk» R AD IO PR O G RAM S m J to Sanford which will bring ocean Seminole County btatlou WTHIl | going 'bokti to Sanford't front Court Records r door. What deep water will mean Monday »:**n la a to thia-.jcily n little .rcbltied bv I U I I I U \ T I IIM U ia |:M Saw* llaiuniunil. Jam c* It. e to k . uytw many who live here, but the yea.» th ) L-. T e lt«l|>h V W . ll4rfirfior i . i . j T w llia h l ru iia* V i i l Your M U ' ar.d M ’-*if • _4 to come may prove that the day ■l . i J W U ) ------ — -----I ns—l*nir-Amn ^ “ — ■j Ruiiiiwndy t!i)ta »ra llu il T * I*4cJS_ttporw I'arud. that dredge' Mailed to work wai AliinUac nui S. l i l t b U t ' i t t ’ i * 'hd.ca A It K A I, K S T A T K M B H t lM IIK the turhintt boat in Sanford'* ca 1 t 0 « K r « t llr « illin » « I t .tlm c ii Arnoifl, il- W* >i«4 H r—Hr - **)*n|.b"0+*u - —--- *-—____ _______ ,ieci. Hence forth. wc.mlJ in Jrulh wntrs l - r m rt g * “ r f !385Tt am-■VT: in , . u n . ) Florid a llillb ititff . ' become "The Pent of Central Atnuld, J. It. «*u s Hut))' w ft :clS Hwililllltt- n .lh W IH n iia d i* ) -A «nlral t'torIda f i . lir' "H ' r *ceU Hail, ik m * Florida " Ciu m lvyi II. H- "H it A b u ** li fi.n. T<> i t"i i h rttai* Hank " lt.i|u.,itult> Y o u r. It it intcreitinf’ hut depreiiim; tlulin. lion alil it m 1 1 cue l.a w Hall s e n * * I .. rl.,ii4. Ut^l. Ilauk ll.V t lt*-.|ii*ofully Yu uis to lee the name <r| Hobby Jone* liufin. MuiiaM e lu * )I»S "U I IT J i A ll *k . N f nr* - 8 i » l « Uank, -III among the cntrtci for the na T oa e nKlnrlda IJ.00 H ill <llf to id Hu* H atlon lue. T o Kira; tional amateur golf townsmen' N ak Hank Auburn, Al T o »| * > Vlniaiaa Hrvan. H owland i M m RIIIMbjtU It doe* not >eem >o many year* T o C a ss.lb *riy U aidtn s liu*. ais« fiien ‘ >n tlOl N'fW* ago that Hobby Jone* hmntl! A i d i i i * * . li* ii » . 'i n * t:*tb .i x S|US < t l t l f T h o y p .i. Jau ibow * N orm an dy t'u re iiis iiuniMiiun ^ wa* tweeping everything before ThM lki*r. A to ll, w dux ilt h lffd l t i O ' l M D t l Darlllt r To P tru **rit- H aving* A l.,,*n A»*n him in the ‘Nrtinnil amateur, na­ Jt«« New. tlr u m lf). John * a fid W, tional o|ien. and Hritlih open cir Hr n u ll.) T o Cettltal Fbtit.U l*r ■■ Tint Hunilsr H.roiiad* Viu* N . n , dVirtlon *3c. clci when at itvlt^knder age ol *ieS Sunni, a.ifuad" Ijn s a m OF Molt Iu tor:* S i l l futithing T im * 17 the public f&kt began to heat jH llunn, llon al.l lin ri. e m M ataaiM i. l« Moriilns IWVfitluns of bim. Now he kail a aon who i* To F lo rid a m a w lUnV • ilk M orning ll* d lla t lo ln W illiam s. A. J, T o lU n r y r'.ln Xioe News following in ha. f o'6 I • t e p * and a e I). n il tummy Kajra thiealening to outdo the old man. *1 IIIIIH . A T I 111 OF M llH Tl. VI.I. T ile kh,i|i|>ert s «r »n * d » te w T h e H vrald l i • meuther « t Ih* A atn elh led l ’ re »* n k lr h l« en lllle d # B t l « * l« * f r in Ih * Mae C*r r t » « h l l *ft(t<»n » ( n il ihe Inenl a r w i pvlnfrJ la Ihla n n i»p « | i» r , n » w e ll « • *11 A l* n e w * d U p nlrhe*. ») M O KD AI i /*! u. ■ 1. aelvet frrm ^ l* fmtnt - ^T. v NOTICE At eleven o'clock on Thursday moniinK. August 14th. the Bdjml of Public Instruction will receive bids on tireM'ffir AchooI-lJUsrt.. The Board' reserved the » to reject any or all bids.* B O A R D O F P U B L IC IN S T R U C T IO N FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA T . \V. Law ton , Co. Supt. L , E . Jordan, Chairm en IS PRODUCING John Temple Grave* *ay* in ihe Ttmtt-Union that ihe proper tolu' lion lo colored voting i* in "qual­ ifying." To qualify to vote in Miniitippi, one ha* lo believe in celtain patty jprinciplei. There might be a belter >*y to qualilv a votM *uch a* requiting him to be able to read*a part of the ,Con*litulion or aign Hi* name. A* Mr. Grave* nyl} "Given white) ajid blacki educated enough, char­ acterful and rrtpotmblc enough, titualion* will, even, if not all the vyay. lend to„ right them'Vi ** - V-k. UlYtt* J. C IIU I»h f.,)tr 'and i'.m u i.ri) T o Florida h in t* llan k . v r iS F A «T III\ OF M O IU U A O I* Florida m ale Hank' T o l*(*n H Hmllh Hr. . l u i illn o lr II. I'assclb .rry H a id e r. lm . T o Hun land 'J lle va n . lu x K llis lu li. * II ATT FI. MIIHTUaHN Jecolia, II il tic Nat. Hsnk T o kniirotit Allan ricrm m 'e * »wr Chas. I - U vrton -Ak Ouklsburo Mull,' Co. * IIO M iH C F I.l; t l l i t 'l l AttO K A rm y T o lle r b f r t km lunk (.'o il nrn.in.vo i*i iiiiit T a k e Ac lAUBMon v » Fruit Klaud. J it I ’aViu.llo FLAG CHOSEN KARACH I, India, Aug. 11, i/P) — The flag of Pakistan will be three quarter* rre rn .w lth the ■tar and crssccM superimposed, and one quarter white. The whlto It designed to rtorcicnl nenorlThe Army ihould not tuffet tie* in the predominantly ktuslem from it* new tytlem of promotion* dominion to be proclaimed Thurs­ which went into effect jail week with the tigning' of a law by President Truman which make* merit the ba*it of promotion rath­ er than leniority. The Army wa* not to blame for ihe old lyttfR* trace it wai in accordance with another law paiied by Congrerr day. • RANBONE'S JIEDItATIONS By Alley KtUTL 3 o 3 CLAIM HE G lT M AP At M IfJlu cY f N S A f THINGS r e HJH LATbR — SHUCK5/ wfeyi r fAves 1EM, r » £ JORRY R ia y r n e p // *|1H ie.01* iv ill 1* 1 IS p ill* tin 11 I lie , H U Itill tu tl ITtS* IJ ill till, t ill t il. ■IS W nlliNl)'" W u lld N *»s H aw aiian IW Iudl.t T un e* Y'W’ te ll*T u a *t*d Ttiurcli o f Chrlat l.ew W hile N ew t A Irian. T ito I.unuliroi* (la n c e Ithythm lio w ii.r t N e w . al Noon \V ,n>rii ITiOkdup Nunn Hour Notes t N .w t tlu td.fi Mtdpdlee Ton y l* »»ta t :ti Salon Hsreeede «t»l li), M 'led tr Whtepers i W arthi n o w , ,*-, ,i* n N e t ,* ■ im l lin e N D WE AR E till lit* , -*m Club Yes, it’s being done at Willow RunI The giant vx-bomiKir plant is now producing better than a car a minuteI jry working day provides an av­ erage of 700 more automobiles for a car-hungry world. And what won­ derful now care-they arc I B oth eara a r e s e rv ic e d w ith gen u in e fa c to ry p arts — w h e r e v e r y e u g o - b y o n e - o f th e four./orgeat a u to m e b llm d e a le r erga n la a f/ o n a In t h e w o r l d . », m Letters pour in to the factory every day addressed to Henry J, Kaiser and Joseph W. Frazer from those among our more than 70,000 o who feel that they must express enthusiasm. These owners, who hg^e driven theKAUER and theFRAZERmnd the luxurious new F razer Manhattan hundreds o f millions of miles in every part ° f rite world, emphasize $jno outstanding feature above all others —the extraordinary smooth, gliding ride! They say there never uxts a ride like this! Read typical bwrier com­ ments below. i, N u vslir T im e Fi.il>. Ht>Hne* w ith Ktxt.il N e w . or it** i» * r N0W I ( j, «0 N»«s n fit Its! U«r N«*»i# uRanch s■' • e» n-w. M l rum A™ D E L IV E R IN G We invite you to come in and inspect these 100% postwar care and—take a ride. You will want one! And you conhaveonel For we are getting our share of Willow Run’s increased out* put—and are delivering now! B a rrr , j Arthritis Takes Many Forms By W, V. Hitting Tourhton Drug Co. Any aufferet from Arthritis will assure you that there ore various kinds of this itranga and painful ailment. Y o u r physician knows even better that here is a baffling and stubborn disease which its toil of easeful living. II m toll Relief la In tha hand* o f - T H I KAISER . THI IRAZIR HEM IS WHAT KAISCR AND FKAZIR OWNERS SAY ABOUT THIS! ORIAT, NEW, POSTWAR CARS— A (Vcaoa Office Wmrkmr MYffes—"On a 4-day, U Q -a fle trip a * ’ ta thmt »:ifs i««S !S ia s y ^ a r * ™ ,iM li driven It It 12.566 m|I*e In four asoothe la driven Arixona and Mexico—often la over 115* , over 170*. I t le the easiest riding and car I have ever used. Owning it has aequenca o f pleasant suiprieea.” A New ScMa, Cesea Eels new ttVSes " M y KAi.isa’e body styling la the flneet I hare «vw teen. And Ite power, maneuverability A N m Eg A rk beughlioy Foaxj ivT^Tradhave K a w m l I have driven tliem all and fm l that they are wonderful can. Ttwy a n t h e w m S ’ oat looking (iara on the road u ” * aapwtmoed awnother riding dealer givee ue <---- �....................... (AY, AUG. II, 1947 THE SANFOHD HEHALD, 8ANFOR1 FLORIDA, Martha P age Weds Robert R. Callahan « n u t. &lUFAUtt aud family. in hit radio shop now. The Rrv. and Mrs. H. II. Link, Mr*. Ben G.riVainriyht continue! daughter, Dorothy Rut.-, and tun, quite ill at her home. Alfred, left Thursday Morning for Mr. and Mr*. Basil Cavan left" k By M ARIAN R. JONES' RiOgecrest. N. C. Thurwlav for Miami ami OfwrIn a lovely -morning ceremony « —— --— ■ - —' —■-‘T—■ —— Ed Sweat ha* retut itrd aftrr water Beai'li to spend a couple uf Martha Mac Page, daughter of Mr*. W. T. Chance -Vt.* hostoaa ■pending several days vDiripg rel­ wrvk*. Mr*. Gertrude Page amt the lute F’ rUlay afternoon w |jbb the tnler- atives at Grorai*. Mr.*. Charles Lee says she" IsErnest E. Page, became the bride Dance Included In taitu-d with a delightful party lnt| Among those from Otirdo at- uuiti* lonely in Jhi* August heat, of Robert . Rownc Callahan, son llutior of lies eldest daughter) Jeah,' tending tin- weihllng of M'*> Cun- for hoi husband Chkrip* S. Leu of Sir. ami Mr*. John I t Gallnlmn. Jaycee Entertainment j P in cetabraihm of her seventeenth *nie Mcrall to Jamie Alfor.l Wed- ami daughter.*. Thelma aud Mra. The marriage was performed at biilhday. { nesdnv mi ning st the’ F'irsl prfs. Julitinv Jones, the Ia‘.!>c of Mi­ the Sacred Ileal l Catholic Church . Included in the Hit of events of ' *“ ** FRID AY A roior scheme of pin* and liyterian Ciiurrh' at Saqfortl and ami. hare Hi- . . , 0 to tiie mountains by the Rev. Father K. K. Toome) for the Junior ownwmi Club will meet entertainment Albert Fllta spent the weekend white was used in decurating the the leception at the Maria!., Inn o f Wavttesrille, N, C. for a mouth's on Aug. 8 at S:00 o'cloek in Milli » th Tourist Center at 8:00 P.M. Chamlier o f Commerce which held in Jacksonville visiting friend*. living 100m and dining 1own; also ware: Mrs. Hub) Jones: great aunt stay. Mr*. Jones is recuperating edgeville, Ga. ■Aft* he business meeting there its state meeting in Sanford over for the refirshmenls. Mri. Chanrc o f the bride; Mr. and LMr*.’ Belt ‘from a major opcialitm. H<i«vev*’.', The ehurch was L*nut!fully de­ WrtUy card playing and checkers the weekend at the Mayfair Inn was assistrd in serving by liet sil­ June*. Mr. and MrsriJ. It ji*m •*, Mrs. I .t'e Is living cnns.ihtl by the was the dance on Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Proctor air corated with white gladioluses utul tad « restunsius will be served. ler. Mra. (art 11 Otliff. fact that after Aug. jp rise will in the' main ballroom at the Inn. I spending a vacation touring Ccor- greenerv anil burning white taper.. ] Mrs, J. N, Thompton, V>s. I ’hnr MONDAY were placed on the alter. Tb.-: Those enjoying ihl* alfsir with |,-s T. N’ ihhuk. .Mi*. J. E. Partin', be sole custodian of her two sniall The music o f Stewart Martin1 gia and Tennessee, Th.circU* o f the W. M. 8 . of organist. Mr*. M. D. Mm -..hall, j the honorre w ire; Mi«*v> IW d h y . Mis- D..rolli>- NlUlacfo granddaughter* for ilic i-mainder" th# th* -Hrst .. .Baptist Baptist Church ( will and his orchestra 'was enjoyed hy Kildark, t'urlvov. MrKniJ'ju. .l*orv-j Mr. and Mrs. Warr«tl (Jack) H, •>f their mother’ * itify. tnYhi'.mouap . . Mis* Then Vickery la expected rendered a 'ftrogram n f nuiitial l iB M ilt ? % i l*. M. is* follow*: the guests from 9 :00“ until 1 :IM1 music and the IrudilUmat wedding tby Hose Link, 'Cant'rn ILtrdy, to arrive front Kc> Weston Fri­ “ • f " 1 ” I lardy, | Gore I .-ft Tlun via* for ‘ Tamp*, to o'clock. From 10:00 until 10:30 iditis. ' TLirsy r-ung-; iadfre a r« ' -Ota'dt-tT'jflu.-'Jnhn Huger,, 010 msrrhe* were u«r .i Bui hat a W h r a l i l f Mdrl.'-SiijIHiq Iw’ goAe nntll sdMrtlnti* iictt Meek, \«n:p- Lev and Beverly Ann Jt-nej. __M m Avenuei C!n Cirri# 2, Mrs. P. M»- the music was htoadcast day enroute to Shrlby. N .'U . and The bride was givet} In may'-l Ghailene Wellman. i, Barbara Uw.{■ M r.’ and Mr*. •Reaves Gasto.i, Hr*, dunes, tln-ir mbliter, u tha f i d Smith, Flora Heights; over station.WTRR during which points in' South Carolina. rlsge by her uncle. .U. K. King, i i i f Audrey Cox, Betty Malcolm. Jmitj who are visiting Mr. and Airs. fppiitler Doiothv la-e. 'pet 3, M li. IA. J,‘- Peterson, time Kill* Met; ehre, “ MU* F W 1 / r Jr « ./ f of (tanford. Site wure a lime .llw-m Sheldon and Billie dianee, of t’harlrs T. Nililark. pUtsl lV’nlJack KaselCrtuat'imiit' eat i i*r. First Street; Circle 4 ,.Mr*. Ida’',.. wa» presented by Wjlliam . Krjrnds .yif Mr*~ W. J. (>avld ___-W—— - - . “ ' Oviedo, and Kloise Brtg. Orlardo. nesdnv wltTi Mr.' — . - i f .in - * Belle . ■" Glade “ ■ wltU *• i- onajHr two weeks’ varatiun. W hili South Sanford rkrfer of Tiropa. who served a* 'will trgicl to Irultt that she I* drasa with brown accessories and ft t Dickerson.' I Mrs. Otl* Si-go. daiightH of Mr. Nihlnck. he Is uwuv Robert L v Kmip is am •; Cirri* - A Mr*. H. W. master of ceremonies. He gave a confined tiki the Iformusa San­ a i tumbler corsage of white 1 ‘hot -ky K*SCX StUlllo orcbliT*., and M W . A. Ward, was railed) Misa Vivian Wheahm nrtf.Drm^.- Mit<-titiitiiig fot him, , 540 Valencia Drive; Oir- brief resume of her career and itarium in Orlando. ' Helen Elliolnh Vin U’irgar. home suddenly this s i r 1, due to] Imvendet were unitctl-lu nmrringe Miss Minnie Ruth Otihum of Afr. and Mr*, lien F’. Wartb Who <1# ! Mrs. W. C. DrCourscy, 218 later In the evening she returned daughter o f Mr and Mr*. H. J. the arrious Injury o£ her husband,'! F'ridav evening at the horn* o f the have lieen spending tin summer Mr. and Mm. Roy Holler'have Sanford served n* maid of h«n<ti Irefr Nineteenth Street. and displayed several frats of Vnn Burger irf l.ongwoed, whose Otis Segu. at Cord.de, tin. 3lr.j Bev. and Mrs, II. II. Link, Rav, between Oviedo and thr u- home "st TUESDAY magie which,were highly praise,! as Uicir guest for sevetnl weeks. and only atlemlent. Her gown engagement audtpiitoachlng mnr- S**go was cut and brulsid and r4*l Link offirinting. Mrs. Holler's sister. Miss Mtnguer- wa*' o f gray grape with which New Stimuli Beach, are now visit­ TVj Woman'* Bible Class o f the by her audience. she wore black accessories. Her linge to' Joseph R. rlelsml. son rrived Serious head-inlurieg when* Mr*. Geneva A hell, « ■io ha- ing In Miami. Mr/ Carter said that she will ile Craves of Columbia. S, C. TI i t BaJPit Church will meet cot sage was o f pink I tiM buds and of Mr. and Mi M. G. C’leland of lie had n motoicyrle inltirv list it been on a two week*’ vacation. I* Mis* Stella F'aimdl is visiting at 40b P. M. in the church mines represent Florida at the national Mr. ami Mr*. W. (I, Stringfel- blue delphinium. Hnnnv Cnllidmu this rity Is lnig announced to- confined to the hospital at (Tordslc. hack at work in the IV u Office, j irlntivcs niid frletol* -u ricilla, Gt. jrltt Mr*. J. T. Hardy, Mr*. A. beauty show which will lie hetd’as ilny.* The mart 114 will Is, solemn. Mi. and Mis. F. S. tv,,.- have Mrs. J. H. Jones, Jr. substituted for u month. daughter, Melba, o f Kai sewed his Irolher ns l>cst man. Isod nl 12:30 o'totk ,,n Aug. 17 L. *1 rlneau and Mr*. C. A Atlanllr City In the near folure.<'uw, Following the ceremony a small Mr. and Mis. J. E. Partin have Following her performance Willi- ( “ rd ,l!«ni *1?? »’M l. WMkeml wUh reception was held nl the home Alt' friends of tie couple are in­ moved ftnm the Dr. Martin .house for hrr while she wm sw«v. Mtr Andifson. Jr. a* hostesses. Mr*. 0. C, Huward and Mr*. A, to the little rot luge hy Mr. and i Jonr* is* still rotdimiing n* p u l- recently returned fiotn set-rial Tit TRot Club will hold n |lle am Kolleston o f Marinelnml, pie. II. Wallare oh Silver Lake. o f Mr. and Sirs, 1). T. Stone In vited to attend. .Mrs. Tommy MltrhtU’j. j time due to the man age o f Ml**' dav* stient In Georgia. ale.i "Tim* and Tide** beginning sldcnt of the stale Jayrres. pre­ Sparta. Wllev Abril and Tedd •• Kimlaill1 lintel Williams im ntlv, who was Miss Dolores Wall, who has been alri^IfoP. J!. A ll meinl«r 4 ar« sented her with a largo bouquet' Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Imssing are Mrs. Callahan I* n ginduutiof have retm nwl from their ‘ thy. at serving In that rapacity. visiting het binlhfr. A. D. Wall, Dance W il Be Held j. Tit Ftdell* Cta»» of the First o f red rose*. Seniinols High School after which Daytona Raarh. 1 Mr*. It. fo ILig-dnh-, Mrt. Paul Mrs. Wall amt family, hns returnA trout 200 out-nf-town gW t*| t Church will nine, at the A t May far Saturday Mis. L. fo Poole and daughter. Csinphell and Mr* Lawson llardv ed to her home In Pensamla. '"’f* •(rvre Mr. Losslng she attended Florida Slate. Untvo f Mr*. Boy Britt on 82t were present and among those, orally In Tallahassee where she Mis. Wltile Hlosn. have rrturnrd spent Ihe dav Thutsdar In Han* 'Ir, and Mt*. Sid net Cairnvray, Nineteenth Street nj <1:00 from Sanferd attending wet-r M r J * 1* uju'ergr. treatment at Vm.der- was a memlH-r of Del to Theta . .................... . rotppMed . ..............for from a, weeks' vacalhm at loiko- 1 foril shopping. Details an* Ung wlio have been y-vaUm ip- wjth. and Mr*. H. B. Odham, Mr. and b,H ,,u,Plt*I. social sorority. Mr.. CmUahau the akWUid In ug-rios nf Itarif mid laml. whtre ■tKJjri vlritrst * >D-*.A M L * «r.d.*Mre William Henty Mrs ■Carrawrti'4i par -Its nf D ,iigMr*, llcn ri WiUe, Mr. I w l . l l i s graduated from fk’ilftnlHc High Tennis Cluh utnmer scllvltlaa Poole's daughter. Mr*. J. F. ‘■fluiVOi und I Martin are planning t*> build th.-lr las. (is., will lot the guc*t* of Mr. TI. N. Safer; Mr. and Mr*. Emmett Martha Page Honored Fo*. Mr. and Mra. Peter Tt^islc, Patricia. Edward and Jimmy, of School and during tin- recent war whirb will L-jn thr firm *pf a llenne Wajnrighl, of Mr.I Pew home some time tills Fall, f’arrow*);'* (larents. -Mr. and Mri. served with the Army Air f ’orpr, Mrs. J. I*. Cox, house rhslrman lion Cnfjntsajr. through Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kruhnr, Mr. Chaileston, S. C. are the (piesls of one y#*r o f wld.li was spent dance to lie Fell m the ball room and Mr*. Urn G. JVaJnrittM, t*i By Four Hostesses j of the Oviedo Woman'* Chib.'iv- before retlii iilng to tlj.de own home and Mrs, Charles Voduplch, Ur. Sirs Burns’ mother, Mrs.- K. II. overseas a* a srrgc.im. Last >vai at the Marfair hgr on Aug. 1C. sick. Mr. and Mr*. It. fo Wheeler 9;>ri* that the renovating of Ho. at CiiCOO. and Mr*. T. E. Tucker. M?. and Cultuui, at 215 West Fifth Street. he attcndetl the University of I.lnd Welter, rrsturger, Mlhopneed Martha Page, whose mar- Mrs. Rick nilaspte. Mr. ami Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. 11. D. t ’ aminagi' tm is v. wrro In Oviedo Friday, from ihrir ." «'s e ; ta* ben punuletml to-Robert Callahan It he- B. I« Perkins, J r„ Mr. ami Up*. Mr. and m 7». Wliligm Lrffler Georgia. The couple plan to re­ rump mi l.aho llaru-V. vlaltl.ig and the building i: tmw ic-dy for and -on. Burk, who hate bwh Dancing, will bgitt at 10:0«l I*. M announce! today, warn honor- Karlvla Housholdor, Mr. and Mr* and Lila Moore and Kenneth rv- side until fall in Spsrta after •pending svvrinl weeka jt Canton. ; f " ' 1 mtrib'g In Oct Ivr. and last until 2:Up A. M. nftrr friends and relalive*. * t * ed recettlly with a din u r given Cordon.Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Ms* turned on Friday from 11Ik hie nd, whirh they Will move to Athens wltirii n mooniglit swim '••ill !«u Ohio, with their children. Mr. ami Miss Eli/aUth Farm II. grand.| Ml*. MmKing an I Ml*. Genre* y Mil* Sylvia Meiach. Mis* Mary Kundom. Mr. and Mrs. George Wtl- N. C.-where they spent about tv^n and Ixith will attend the Unitor'Its. Itiltv Gnmmage and Mr. and enjoved ami luokfast s*rved. The daughter of Mr*. Ffettlr Fann ll. * ■ M « lt t wr<* shopping In tir sity,‘ • ju Whrlchel. Miss Camilla list llsm*. Mr. and Mr*. Vincent Peel. weeks. Mis. J. P. M«gu- and: families, Those from Knnford attending nrchestru for ikt occasion will be has Item visiting het Ihi* Week. m>’dn ritursdav. tan and Mis* Mildred Hobson. Thi Mr. and Mrs. Und Weher. Sir. end, Mr. and Mrs. J, B Junes und hove returned to Oviedo. Mr. and wedding were Urn hrido’s attnounceil nl > Inter date. Mr. Misa F’arnell, who' is -onneeltHl Mr. and Mrs. Howard .Unteli-r, llie diriter w0 given in the smnll din­ Sira. Samuel Digntu.t, Mr. and Mr*. A. D Wall, who hat« l>*en mother, Mrs. Getlrude Pnge, Mr. Welter sU tcL g u L ^ I member*'uf with the Stale W. M. t l„ left line M>n. Jlmmlu. apelit WednenUy In living In Ih eir home while-the)’ ing room of tha Mayfair Inn. Sr. left yesterday for a motor Mr*. Marcelte, Sir. and Sirs. Kb for Leesburg hut is nuw nl High. Sanford anil OiUudu.. and Mr*. It. A. King, Mre. J . 0 . the rlttb arc lnvijsyd' pltaud. The table wa* covered with, a ware owav. urr now m il.leg plans maa Shephard, Mr. and Me*. L^qt t 0r vt j Lt nl s^nd .Stapler. ■ Miss (Idham^ Clart n. ,. land City to carry on her nurk1 lien June*, to the I iy and d v ‘’ en_claihjtniijin atnuige- Franklin- Bennett - ami— Mr, -snd! fo i- a home fo * ili*o»LTl«-re.~ " for" aWeek. . ' ! light of all of the Grivdo citlrins, "McKee, Herman Brumlcy n’ud gone mnt of lavender and vjdie tutors Sirs. Mr*. Raymond Ravmund LundquLl. LundauLt. Msryland. They plan to Im , While writing about tin- new Danny Callahan. . .. .Mr. Dsn Chisholm i* «pen.lln^ is haring coucrett ttouted fmm til Sept. ,c 5. in * errata) bowl .......i d a center Ignen, .Mr*. until Also Mr*. dra. W. M. M Thlgp boltdlngs aijd linmes now enmW eaving Is Success the wi<«l(-end in Lakdsntl with the end of the sidewalk by the piece. Whit* candlea in crystal Camilla Bruce, jMra. R. N*. Brown, jn* ..... Mr*. Chisholm and daughter, Ik'bi restauretit to join that at the old idvtvsl or under ron<ti i.VtioU in Mr. and Mrs. Harry Uower of , holier* were on either side of th# Miss France! Mahoney. Charles Durint Peacetime ty, , Gulf Station. Tin- Has been hml (Ivlerlo, I folfol to mention one of {lover*. Wedding ring place rani* Luke. Bralley Odham, oresideni of Oilendn and liny Bower t)f la k e­ Club Entertained By Ihe largest nf all. Th. Whuvletf Kenneth Malcolm. e>n of Mr.’ to le ro A In rainv weather by I >1war* at each guett’a Mac-. The tha local Junior Chamber of Com­ land were guest* over the weekend S A N TA FE. N. M.— A pastF'.rlillser Plant liurnvd to the Mrs. Camilla Bruce lime ' hostesses' gift to the honored merce. Alvin Odham, Dan Wright, of Mr*. R. R. Dea*. Mr*. Camilla , , which tailed years ago" and Mi*. Din- Malcolm. * . i pi.in- M ‘ rtl1, " V ( " r " U".% JWY ground several months ago. Sincr but. nut seriously Fuji....I , Mi s t a n d Willifoid. who Im* gum was a *et of breakfast china. Clarence Redding, Claude Estes Bruce and Richard Den* st their lit Australia ass wat lime neees-! fuilv that lime Mr. Wheeler hn» had to Mrs. Camillu" Bruce entertained oty anil then t’ "W into a hiddiv Tut—d«v night when his ldryrle fo'i'Jt rioting ini m ien A i d make arrangements fo obtain for* Thoie^nviled to be'with Misa Jack Ratigan, EHbn Houghton. Jr., home In Kos« Court. members of lies bridge chili nn Is now d thsiiiig eommereial hit sunn- sand throwing j,lm ' ' * ' 8 ^ foi *• yrtiil * . vk-. Im* I Pate w^p- her.mother, Mis. Cert, Dr- E. L. Campbell, Rlchs'd Den*. tilrier out of Tampa fo” his cu*. Mr*. Fred T. WiUlsm* and Mr. F’ ridav al'2 :0fl oVhwk at l.vi ie.ime nctlvily • for t»>» former Army ngniast a parked car...... line the » ' " ^ i hei Imine at Brunswick. tnincis. lie will -non nil have to rude Page, Mb . David Thrasher, Harry Robson, W. F. Imsut.v. Cliff • -Mr*. C. J. Iilocker, nnj the Misses Able* ar^d Dr. Charles U Pig-sun*. and Mrs. Fred II. William* have In Rose Couit. The p.iit,’ 100m* nurses. Juglqi vrin. lie was icim-ted fold. ' ,u; t „ , , ,, , , 4 , I, bo doing this, ns the ,'btri I- nearhad us their guests for the past were decorated with l ively sum­ ing none too good, lint ullimwisel ' ' r: ' bf f oi d 1 arker. vbo Catharine Clark.. Martha Brown lug eomplellon. It N bod. nf eonThey weave handsome tweeils | spending this month .it DJrti week. Mr. ami Mrs. A. F. Krlley mer flower* and grrenety. Floral ’ ’ Mlsnla Ruth Odhstn, Betty Cor nil D. K. Inter that ulvliL crete block and .ailootcd veheie Beach, ea.ue came home for a etjuph r^upl Miss Shlriey J 6 n «. daughter of Bearh. and son, Fred, of Richland, tin tallies were u«id nrul prior to the o f Au-traliau wool, linen* and rod). Batty Moore, Audrey Bach Janet Boyd Wed To A the.old i'latit wits. It wil! c,rMrs. Keller is the daughter of Mra. bridge garnet Mr-, Bruce graved u yartls ot mntqial for Interior Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jbn. s. |s of dav« lo help hi-.on-m h,w. Ben • and Janet HetieL dt orators. titlniv be a grand new addition tu dessert course. visiting her grandmother. Mm. O'- JmjM. "n jils new home. AUen Boyd Wallace Fred T. Will lama. . * The women. Hiss Dorothy Ih-^t. Neat, at Webster. Fla. ‘ A fter the stores were added high i , ,J- ,T; ,,a* ” '<* the bnslness’ seeliioi of Ovleih*. ■i. Veteran Makes Talk Postmaster and Mr*. J. U. Jonra Misa I'hylis Dickey o f Boston, prita was awarded to Mi *. IV. it. n Pennsylvania*, arid Mis* Muriel Vtr,“ .ind rM rs:"n.'M . Arfo left ' |‘ i* fob on tl... new lir'.lEC over Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Mill* ktass., who has' lieen the guest Guggolx. faith ouptoyvil In meilt- Tuesday morning for Alfoumnite, fu-onloehatel afler sever,d Weeks , an- having some m oulding done To Church Members Boyd. Sr. announced today the of Mr. and Sint. Francis Fh Bolt, William* and *rr«n n w.i* won hy cal fuishion- in this linelent rapl* M rs.. Itnrry Bower m IIrtando. at tlieir hmtie. marriage o f tbelr daughter, Janet for the past week, left on Sunday Titos* present were Mi-*, .fork Wit. sav l hell vravlng Is alrlctly N C to visit Mr Ane's sister. IBntsf. iiv,.«. v. A NcrdAkr a spiritual rehaldtlta Crichton, to Allen Boyd Wallace, for Ormond Reach whors shA will H aH rB rr. Williato*: J fn ^ n r lT . on after-honr vtrat4on."^~— “ ---- " J. w ticn in ™ r w o f the present world Jr., son o f Mr. and ~Mr*7 Allen l»e thr guest "of Mr. and Mrs. Harks, Mr*. James Hlguitu, Mrs. As Army mrses assigned tn •Bunion. w u , l p ’e«*fd SSturda: II»vd Wsiliirr, on AlarT *J in Spat - Waller Snead. Fldwln Shiuholser, Mis. H. It. t»*l-1m-ruppliopni ilierapy, tin two la a talk to M i f l V t k W h * Seventh tanburg. R. C.- The ceremony was ham, Silk. F'reil Williams and Mra.‘ women I^gsn weavfiig ^ In tha best Day AdventlsfChUfrh hy David performed by the Roy. John R. Mr. and Mra, Homer Lillie and Bower. Australian trailiUnna. pttswesler, World War II veteran I!irhardsell at 7:00 P. M. In Iho son. Bobby, have left for Savan­ an) director o f physical education Second Presbyterian Churrh. nah. N. Y. where they plan 10 at the Florida Sanitarium. The bride wore for her welding spend several week* visiting Mr. Brief reading* In the need of a s o ft. palomino wt>»l allot noun and Mrs. Bryon F’ox. Ku rout« to taiislim extension anil oversea* dress and her accessurfrv wiry in Sanford they will visit t t b l K w In i * r aid in the face of doubled coat* soft shades of brown. In. b r i e f . . • the b olero 1 Alabama. ________ * j Following the .-rrrmony the *- and present stale o f InBotion were at given br Mr*,' Alma Necse. Mr*. couple left for Hendersonville. N. : Mr. and Mrs. f*. A. Itowlan'l have *x WalterAjrspp of Enterprise. WIL C, and plan to visit lr. Howling returned to their home to 913 WFWlI* lla Bstls, Mrs. Clara Bales, Mrs. Green. O. and will return to Flor­ Film Avenue after visiting in 1 *2 : I d M . ' Jthn E. Hoblnson. Mrs. Elsie ida in the lato fall. Hlurflrld. W . Va. with Mr*. HowMrs. Wallace attended local land's mother and atater. Mrs, In s u e d e . . . tho boler and boll Ceursen, Mr*. II. E. Wnllcker of Or!*ru!o, Joan E. Robinson. Mrs. schools ami graduated ftum Sum- Rosie Atkins And Mrs. O, L. PalT. B. Middleton, Mr*. R. M. Yah inole High School with the clqas trn. They also visited in Mountain higton of Delmnd ami Mrs. Hairy of 1811. Until recently *!*• has Lake, Va., Charleston, W. Va., been employed by the Sanford A t­ Petersburg, Va. and Roanok". *W*tt. lantic National Bank. Mr. Walture In c o lo r * * * sha p- and attended the local school* ami. dur­ ing the recent war. he Served for Mrs. lorurine Beal hail as gnnats three and a half years In Ihe over the weekend, Mr. and Mr*. United Statea Army. Part uf this C. H. Sanders, Mr*. France* time waa spent with tha 605th Granger and son, Tammy, and Ordsnce Battalion which took part Flits Frances Stansrll, all of In the North African and Dalian Greenville, who are spending a campaign!. He Is at present em­ two weeks' varatlon at "Dayton* V . ployed by th* Federal Stale In­ Beach. spection 'Service. i* * * Mr. and Mre. C. M. Itovd had m leannine Manning To their guest* over the weekend. Mr. lP>a . Mrs. W. J. Morrom and daugh­ W ed Robert Sirmons and lad ter. Susan, Mr. and Mrs. \V. .Q. .pr RIRTIt A N k m W C F W B N T Morrom and son Russell o f Winter . Mr. and Mr*. >{. Man Garden. Also Mr. and Mre. Dick - * -------* * nlng announced today the engage­ Morrom. Mrs. A. R. Motnmt. John 1 Mr. ) U H w * **♦ 41oore anaauncaFtodayum birth of a son, ment and approachtog marriage of I.*w ty and Jack Currirv of Brain­ - =William. RobgrL.op Aug. I® .A t th»lr daughter, Margsiet Jean- tree. Maas. • nine. to Julian Ridwrt Sirmons, the Fernald Laughton M*mon*l Huipital. Mr*. Moore la tha for son of Mra. Rosa Sirmons. the wadding will be" an event of Aug. Mr. and Mra. J. M. Harrison of Bar Margaret Cull inn. 24 at roe Kl rat Baptist Church at Montgomery, R. W. Scott - of 4»00 P. M. wkh the Rev. W. P. Washington. D. C. and Scott Mr. and Mf*. Harold Tatum officiating. . Janie*, Jr. have been (he guests announced today tha birth of a Brook* Misa Manning stlemled local of Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Scott at sou, Frank Dudley, on Au*. S at school* and graduated Mum Sem­ their h«me in Mayfair." E. W. th. Psrnald Laughton Memorial inole High School with the elms Scott .will continue to spend some Hoipital. o f 1944. She then itfonled the time with them. They have had - . ______ __ Orlando School of Beauty Culture *Do ga tbelr guests recently Dr. M r a ^ d Mrs. Clyd# Plercy to- and js now employed by th* Eva- and Mrs, Fred Daria ami daugh­ iy announced tha birth of a Bern Beauty Shop. Mr. Sirtnon* ter*, Betty, Nancy and Jean, of iujHter, Susan Margaret, at tha attended local schools and grad­ Roanoke, Vs. A-A _ jrnsld Laughton Mamorial H « p - uated from the Department of itil on July 30. Mra, Plsrey la Education. Territory of Hawaii In Hr. and Mre, R. F. Crenshaw th* former M pgaret Jackson. 1947. He has spent six years with the United States Navy, three returned Ja*t ifeek from n six • '"Mr. and Mra* Jam. years of which were iftent o v « - weeks' vacation In MonUsuma. neutjMd today U*o seaa. He was diadvtrged froth tha Ga. where they visited their son. IT O. Crenshaw ami hi* family. daughter, Sharon J< Navy to February. T b y alio visited In bxlngton. o p p o s itio n 8 at tbo Fetnald Md, J fn . Crenshaw's mother, Mrs. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED "• "• 'J 1* . Mr. and Hr*. Harry A. Watt Emma Abrams, accompanied them announced today the marriage o f and remained In Lexinrton. She pleat to return to Sanford In thr their daughter. Eleanor, to Frances fall. M il* Carolyn Collier Cren­ T ic h h ic o io * h o i and Mrs. Cottrell Tally toTh# ceremony irtfplot >*• ■ shaw returned to Sanford with * the birth o f a on Aug. At at L*» a two week* visit. « Ga. )ocia£ A n d Personal Activities Oviedo Calender B tul A DOORS OPEN % « DAVID O. SELZNICK’S lBNNIFER GREGORY . JOSEPH V JONES PECK * GOTTEN Urn former Kat ■i A DEMONS ot G EN T IO N th C 1RONER 'DUEL* From ikffinnlag: it 1:00 - 3:37 - 6:14 - 8 :5 ! SANFORD -t: l i t 12th Last Day Monday! . *?■f -. --*• ' f , ; - • IN t k c h N ic o l o h <#THE Y E A R L IN G " �t ’X E t f r o m TOE SANFORD N ear Riot Featured Saturday N ile; Lou Bevil Taken From Scene B y P o l i c e The Sinford Celery U « 1* eontinned their drive fur tlie first division over the weekend as they won two contests and dtopped on#; Friday night the Feds came from behind* to win a 10 to 8 tilt. "Saturdav night the locals nipped the Orlando Senators In a nip and tuck battle that nearly ended in a free fo r'a ll by a 2 to 1 margin. Yes­ terday the Fed* invodnd Tinker, Field In Orlandcy for n return en­ gagement with the Sol on• and Wert dafeated-ln a 2 to 0 affair. Saturday night Carl "Goose" eluhhous* after the gsmn at mpart o f the festlvitls*. Th* Full marched Out nn the field during the game and wire Introduced to those present, after which the collection was made for the players. Yesterday the Senator! eveped the series aa they defeated the Feds at Tinker Field by a 2 to 0 ■core. Joe Jonea went the route for the Senator! and Johnny Tomat hurled the nine Inning affair for the Feds. « The Senator* tallied theft first score In the fifth Inning on 'a double by John Garrison and a single by Re* Throop. The final Sen (ally cem# In th# eighth as Craig J.ybraml singled. wa« sac­ rificed to second by Gerry Menntng and Lydrand arched home on a Fed boot. Jonea was In hot yater from the time the game started till the cur- from deep center field, to Catcher Bill-Lewis resulted In Robertson being thrown out at the plate. This play was the third out of the inning and the final out of the Manager Lou BeriJ and the en­ tire Orlando team streamer) nn to the field to protest Umrtie Elmer Lavsly't decision. Sanford roller followed the Orlando pH m m nut on th# field and rseorted Manager Bevil from the field after he be­ came what was termed at "a little, too violent". Saturday night the Flayers of the Sanford Celery Kedv, were tied In a “ Player Aoprrrlatbn light" at the Municipal Park and were given $010.20 by the San- .a m m i p IT s * It (Tear, l,Tl>ran<1, „ nm.JANlHi •a r a ■ MnoniPS. 1 ttpi *!#!»= i*f TUvtt, II, Oatvisoja Throop, .cf Sober iron, A k re m o Jn n n . p or as .M i .1*1 -$$J •»*> Wot run) I>A>inne |i*ech t*. pel-aed I Vlalnssvlll, * .txnl-ure I T « e « r ‘s Lame* PrLant *1 Oftsfulu (t ) (iA N ro n ii at l>,it>tire Par (one -H»erh t l Pelslks * «letB«rl1I* Til Ht. Au*»*Hn* \ a t in y a i- L n a u t H Teem ,« IPel. lsiiHikirn *• ti *-••• nt. Louis* u II .Its Nsw (Turk It t* its 1 1 a.torn •»» t * -**t I'tilreao ’ le I . .t*t l.’mrtnneil It I* -1• t rm .t.un h tt <1 .ill Phlla<UI|ihls tt *i -lit ll««etl« leattmte. Naur Y ork t - l lln.liin Illriioltl) n }. Philadelphia • <!hlrasi> t. tllnclnnall 1 CL !,.»'• i-T, I'ltt.txirth e-t t u r n l i s t n tin t: II N I C K ’S P A C K A G E S T O R E 410 S a n fo rd A ven u a LINERS AP New*featur*s . COLUMBUS, Ohio—Ohio State Univtrally diver* placed 1 -2-3-4 In th* 1940 Intercollegiate champ­ ionship^ hut no one was surprised. Th* Buckeyes have had diving champions to spare since Jimmy Patterson first flipped the trick ♦ i« *' A1 PalnlE carrlwf MV—losing only nn* dlrtng contest during hr* CollegleU career—and that to leammaie Earl Clark. In 1941 Clark annexed the Big Ten, NCAA and AAU crowns. Frank Demptay and a young freshman. Miller Anderson, car­ ried on ‘ the next rear to keep things going Ohio State's way. • nack from the wars Ander­ son ro-raptslKed last year's Scarlet and Grey crew, with The Clubhouse inreAiIott stand Stock Car ace To Highlight Vacation Season At Daytona tacles) league In the except posted a sensational minor mark in 1940 with Oakland Paeifle Coast League, and for a sudden attacle o f ap- DAYTONA B£\CI(, Aug. i f , (Special) — Th e! famous ocean speedway that hh. been Daytona Beach's front pai *»lnre ibe turn IT nek Harlan To Bring Credit To Ohio State Team Babe T o Pass Up Women’s Western G olf Tournament By JIM RECK HR y, cliainnan of A P hiewafaaturea Sports Writer , vriv, rponsored NEW YO R K -O n e o f the key relation Wight" perk Saturday he wished to MUt«ri In many right a success. hr wanted to *1 tt I* tt AS f* (« Bl. Loolt IT *• neve Its V Sew Vmk 1, lO-eloO I OiUi>4t* Hrmfei Abrett, UrMsnui 1, IUr,s br puebsr: br Jones (Lew is: 7,u food and drinks at the bailed Ini Throop. Two-bsse hirst W H ISK E R - W IN E. Floyd A. Pair the fans' commit! the "Player Ap| at the Munlripa nlaht, stated th thank those who wava to make the He stated ths bounced the lW lAunmrr derby will lie presented ver lln* haiardoua beach-road ttl k at aJPUcIlitUE .U U k.ee'of IH T fll/ ? f i r t M longest stock car are held In the country this aumi er. Upward* of 2< -high powered (’t i l l e d . 1-1. Wsihl stock cars, with he nitstnnding ruie'tsn.l «-l Ot. tr>uTI I'hTrsan IS. Pn.nll 1 drivers-on th* a wderays In-hind the wheel, will lie eadv to roll for $2,500 Ip prlie rr mey. The field riarrlion. T h r» »-i'» »* h im ts h aiblen b a rm Harrison, Th roop. H «r - number* sdrK "he fu«t' favorites rllleest !lratl*l, l|ril»n t‘in, H e n ­ a* Boh Flock nf i Junta,I who es­ ning. ihiuhle playit B e v il. to Ja rbrand lo llntiertson; Jones to l.y - tablished a recor here last win­ hr*n<l (n llohertson: l.ybrandr <un- ter. and Fd'SaliiPfs, .. fellow At­ •sslstsdl; ITnbsrlsiin; Jones «o t , r - lantan. who was l e 1949 National hren-l in llohertson. I.ert on bases, titlrholder; Bob. Red Byron, of Banfotrl I, . Orlando *• Heies on bells: off Joh-e #, To m s! J. fttnrrk Anniston, Ala., a wotime winner Detroit *Zut A J» **. Is U IJ ^ It ii l atstka , *1 st -*•* la.thurg , ’ «1 SS .Its Jisrttms (leach IT •? •*** - Ilr.vtla Tm U N i s 1 Ortsnd-i 1, ftANFUttLL t . SI AUOvirHne I. t’alMXs * Philadelphia . 'levels nd < hlr»*o { enjoyed Committee ’hanked . F or Work )n Player Apprecia Ion N ight OslnsiVtlle St. AussMlne IllU n t Ostando ‘ MONDAY, AUG, SANFORD. FIOREPA gan at the Country Club. About 1W* contestant# teed o ff In the IB-hole qualifying session bidding for 32 positions In the match-play bracket. Single rounds of match play will start tomorrow and continue until thei two final­ ist! bstlle over ths 34-hols Thule Saturday. Foremost among *tha contend­ ers Is 1 12 -pound Louise Suggs of Atlanta, Ga„ who will be at­ tempting to complete an unparall­ eled feat In W.W.GiA. history of winning both the Western Open and Amateur In successive years. The tiny brunette rose to prom­ inence last yrsr by taking the open 'and amateur, and earlier this season won the 1947 W.W.G.A. open at Atlanta. With the Babe, her most feared opponent, passing up this meet, rhsnces of the 23-year old Miss Suggs of completing a double slam are Ill£ 0 . lit asiawas B - f -- ---«V* , Brave, during the streak Blacky permitted u ’u i . runs, ,/•* coming Wheel Balancing victories he was found for four runs hut In 12 o f tha game* he limited the opposition to three runs or lees. * - Abe Simon, who sustained two knockouts at the hands o f Jow Louis, ts now a licensed New York slate boxing referee._________ YARDLEY VENETIAN BUNDS America's Moat Beautiful out -* Cedar — Polished All Aak Ms For Frew Eatimata I - 617 W. Robinson Phone 2-0729 day he was slated to debut for the Homher*. The opei -S A L * : •a is tt& a fin malors last year. ' el In the spring, and little word was sent around on* him. —However, Ducky Harris an­ nounced -Juet” liefore the season opened that Shea not-only wound stick but he would be a starting pitcher. The flrat trip to the mound for Frank he plUhed Imaullfully ner on the tract i this summer, with 18,000 of pifie cash already stowed In his hip ; jckrl; Wild Bill Snowden.of . . . 8 t. A guitlne. Pepper Cunningham of Trnntuti, N. SI. Johnnie Bugera oPNew York City and Glenn Dunnat^sy of Charlotte, N. C. In cooperation fith the city re­ creation dept., Fi$nce is prepared to hAndle'a.Centitl Florida erowd nf 30.000 fans. It is the aporta highlight of the' ummer varatiun ton Red Sox, but Tex was even trotter and Shea dropped a 1-0 nod. &hea then'hung up seven wins In a row before the Whit* Sox toppe/ him 3-2 In U frames. By mid-seston, Shea had defeat­ ed every club In th# American League. A native o f Naugatuck. Conn., Spec has often been labeled the "Connecticut Yankee." -Ho ha* even overcome this htndleap. Just 24. he wss spotted by the Yank cm while hurling for Naugatuck High School In 1038. He Ink^d a number Y ESTER HA 7B STABS Dixie Walker, 1odgrrs, drove In contract the next year. In 1940 he hurled for Amster­ bosh ruhs with i pair of single* dam. N. Y.. won I I end* lost four, to-give tha Dodg rs a 2 0 victory and wan promoted to Norfolk, Va., over the Phillies, v Murray Dirktoi, pitched a fourbrought him to Kansas City in hit 5-0 shutout sgsin-t the Plr- the Aerlesn Awoclatlfen where he LI a double, Igrul*' 7-5 slipped Into teh red—five wins, header altd eight U *t«*. in 1942. second game . iwilh a one The Army had Shea for three hit relief perforainrt In 1 1/1 In years and ha reporttd to tho Yan­ nlnga of the nlgttrap. kee* In Panama In 1040 after hli DRUGSTORE . QUARTERBACK discharge. He waa a working sol­ CLEVELAND—(/P)— Otto Gra­ dier— no bass ball. Shea has a good fast ball. “ 1 ham, great qparlerbach of tha like to throw It." ha toys- "A ll Cleveland Browm of th# Allvoting pitchers like to show uff America Confcrmce, spent th# slider and curve and I* working on Orlando who upset Mrs. Zaharls* 2 and 1 In the seml-finali o f the 1948 Western Amateur and then was roued It and 10 In tha finals by Miss Suggs; Peggy Kirk o f Find­ lay. O.; Marjorie Lindsay o f De­ catur, 'III.; Alice O'Neal of Indianapolis^- Jnd.; Mary Louise Cordlngley o f Dei Moines, I k.; Mrs, Maurice Gllek nf Baltimore, Md.; Mery Agnes Wall of Men­ ominee, Mich, and Margaret Gunther of Memphis, Tenn. — Mr*.—3 a h «r i* » s e t d - * h * — w et passing up the Western Amateur, one o f the few tournaments she hat never won. because of prevlous commitments. KeiserWon Esmeralda Open With Good Play SPOKANE, Wash., A u g .ll—UP) —'Wsanr but content today waa gaunt Herman Kelser o f Akron, Ohio, his wallet warmed by a $2,000 check and the torture of the last alx holes of the $10,000 Esmeralda . Open (lo lf Tourney her* yosterday only a'7 needla pointed memory. L r Keller won th* event with a ■aven-under-par 273 by knocMIng down end forcing-himself tovhoot th* two birdies he had to hava to adge out Ben- Hogan of Harahay, Pa., who made it as tough as ha could ba canning a hole In one. and Ed Furgol o f Pont­ iac, Mich. Bud Ward of Spokane, reigning western amateur titllst and twice the National Amateur king, waa o ff and on ht this totirmy but wound up at the head o f the 12 Simon Pure* In ths running with WATER tacklI LARGE1 SELECTION PENN -- COXE & OCEAN CITY REELS C C S ri Montague Split Bamboo SU RF RODS Genuine BeryULum. SURF RODS LINES Irish Linen & Western Nylon Cuttyhunk *. * ’ ! 7* b-, I In AU Sixes And Lengths. ; M- • i The game Spec remembers above HM* - ' ‘ '73/ - a "I had a no-hltter for tight in Among divers yiu can already nlngs,* he **>*. "Then eomehody list llruce llsrlu got a single In tha niqjh and Glenn thrail, as ha rml Crawford hit a home to baat mi. prove on the b 2 to 1. It waa quit* an axperlspringboard and from malar diving to1 dinar id a eurly-halred. 2 1 -yearold formtr Na 'favy lavy physical li tor from 1Phlladafphla, . ...... _____ Harlan. Harlan did_ la first compelltlv* dlvim whlla at Bainbrig. brig* (Md.) ”Naval Bate In 1945: than pi___ placed_ 8th In hit first AAU ■championships. Four month* later, at lb* AAU outdoor trials, Harlan had imf*oved to th* point. e f plac- Harlan copped th# 3-meter spring­ board diving ehamplomhlp * f Ihe V. S. r Then Harlan enrolled at Ohio State for, at be Says, " If you want to beat tns best divers you hava to work along nrtlh them, com­ pete with them, even In practice." And whlla Harlan, a smart com­ petitor, obviously learns from ob­ serving teammates, they alto profit from his enthusiasm, and wllllngnssa to help them along. Harlan blue th# book* aa wall aa th* diving boards. ' il# la aa proud of hla B plua rating In hla physical education course# aa hit diving achievements. H«i F*a elected Phi Eta Sigma ary a ad Ilomoscholastic I CANNING SPECIALS TOM ATOES KY W ONDER PO LE BEANS <J2*00 Bushel Nobody can mistake that blue braid o a y J w cap nod lHuso crosaed jJflo* you wear to Lake and Langston Produce Co, 3rd jk l ’ x lm glo “y ' Ph on o 3."?#® a « s w ■l® i s whileAhrlen polo vaulted on tha Buck?,tfark squad last spring. HsrUh didn’t press for a vaeolty berth In _pola vaulting, much to proudly on your lapel*. They identify y ea ag tb eU .S . Army’s Infantry soldier. ' ■' ' ■. ■ la war, they call you "a knight serving the Queen o f Battles," But now, you srrro tha higher cause of peace. . Y ou 're master nf more weapoua, capable o f greater firepower ami more versatile than any other eoldler on earth. You're airborne. anlscd, *mphi him). — at home in ajidw, tand modern artillery and communication* aa wall aa the tool* o f the ground soldier, You’re trained in leadership—,thk sterling qualities that make an Infantryman stand ont In a crowd, . You can cboo*e no finer branch o f vice than the Infantry no finer the U.S. Army. You'll hare that de eatisfactlon that comes from km Job la big and important. • * •Iso foand time to **rvt aa a cheerleader wkefo kla tumbling skill thrilled thou*sad* at Ik* Uutkeje'e football gameo. Harjsn's termed b “ natural ath. I«te" by hla coOtb. Mike Peppe, The Army Athletle Association has loaned the motion picture company producing "Arm y Black and Gold" th* entire file of West Point fllme of Glenn Davla and Doe Blanchard. . Aluminum . SIeel— Wood FREE ESTIMATES. (17 with parents* consent), I f ’ yi physically, �$£ ») i ».U > . AUG. T!. 1>1T ■i t-n ' College (iirls Want Tailored Clothes PJAHKIETT MIIJ.KH BEAUTY NOOK To gel a reelly beautiful permanent, your Hair must twi “rly shaped ami bextiatincly at)led. 8 MHaU on all » » t o Hoeing A it«u «l. For appointment call 971. 's k a mipooina. po­ ll «i • * 206 X. Park Ave. * ile t Soil lly DOROTHY KOF. Anaucialrd Ptr*.* Fashion Editor TudavV colic** eirl wane*, #im. i lot he* whten can l>c dressed kip or down a* the o»ca*mn demand* That** the eoncluriun ' rrarhed by the St. I.lmi* Fashion .Creators, •peci*li<t* In junior style*. of'er a re*enl poll of collegial* o|tiiitotr, Kvtr^me* In atyla are biarklisted by the yotmtr. They don't want elaborate drapery, droopilt|y' •houlilrt* or aklrls honf for (formerly al 30) Park) F O R T H E BEST I C E C R E A M Try JV/CK’S O W N ICE C R E A M A W i m ake our o w tv le e C ream , A U - flM llIk , T a rty- ■■ ■ Delicious — H ealth fu l X-CEL STORE H 202 Sanford Ave. N IC K S Castor I’omare 2.80 per cwt, 414 Sanford A v*n u 1.60 per cwt. “ a YALE TIRES F ertilize r4-7-5 38.48 net 5-5-8 42.75 net Deluxe 7 and Deluxe Col ton Seed Meal Passenger Car and Truck Fresh .Celery Seed (Golden) ...... . $10. th Pascal ...... .......— $ 9. lb A ll Sizes Also Gumtox, UI)T and other InsectIcldes. TUBES SANFORD X-CEL STORE R egu lar and. Heavy Duty PHONE 37 enough to hamper their briak, free stride. Following the dictate* of tin citl«. the 8 f. Luulg man tttrrr* have lUtm-d out rt fall nil. lection tailored In ihoir tastes-* free nf ijadirvt and Whimsy,.will •month, rounded. -but .till paiiihs■dinuldcr*. skill. that may l» •Haight itmt J.1IHT, " frttce/011}* flared oi ideated. roa.a that stick ro the el|t**i< line, with nr’* touche* rviilent in collar* nn»l tawkel*. The all-impnit.-mt Mark .lutT .Ires", without which no Coll.'if. wortlrulw is completci w i ’ tvw careful alteotlou fmhl the Si l.oui* designer*. win. foul mum i.ew ways >u make thrill loi.V right for. I1U7, ye! retain the »im pie,. flatletihg. line* lk.-l.tvt>1 b> l he young. Woo) tlterri* unit - suit" fm rampiit vrrin go trt Tor vivid col­ or*. with blue nmi green in hilr'i favor. , SkiMk Ml- sightly longer. but nut radkally '*o. Many coal a me hooded. Faille and. taffeta find hiirh fnvoi fur evening anil .tan dresie*. Tbeie"* a new, loft.-i b>pk to the. silhouette. Ilut lweji 4 lv the rluihcs Hint will tin to voile*. Ihi* fall .remain simple, yuttthfu and Uliclullfird. . Legal Notice H i: trill v Vuu llA ltliY I •lilt, i etIsit ii»1•|it** ,it.f. iiieWfl *r» lir u l* ) -liptrl.Ftt til Hi *iii| tD titiirf tWeftW i • file sitlfiiAtt ^ iiu tfi tlit- i ’tfm '4 t"^«i i SlcmftiCit* rttUIH). 41 NHitf*«fs|: riot. 4ftT III A iClUJtl • rtW«T I |‘titlesi . Hik*t y F u ln J Sanford Ave. & 2nd SI. Phone 1S4 Sanford. Florida We Deliver SEMINOLE* TIRE SHOP * ■ t COURT HOUSE C’OKNER •< K , • »*<:< " I S t t H iit - fttfUfft * in a ik # , ill# - il « • t .* *i* T ^ iiilit ■ I M i l i 'i i i i t . " ' -tif tiig - esf fu v | it }(i(» U+e« II *\\ H i t It ,\| 11 - S. i (Ct'ttfiM'tftl IM'W I'^IF f hrrrl this week at Miami with i>" itd . ' I .aw Mi*. M. K. i’.ls with hrt daughter, Mr*. Vvon-. • rompion. ill til lamb, one tin* nvek. M i. Ki hoi*. fill III. tit -( 11. icd“ , If. tile delight Of Ini' j i-I t!*.' is at.le Tw h e'oip’ ^ViM! wflos—In . in* l+.*eli confined for *•*-■,->n| l.nifltbShe ha* jnsl^rrttirneil fronl i* -v i -it with rela th »■* in <!>•■'i -is* B o 1• rvel. Mr. Kcluds i* hot « i j ! al It b mid lier ila u jr h t v iIlcplah :» i« i iipi i iitinc ufiet a nt - *»t o|H-t atlun. Mr. and Mi*, li.n 1 ..i . ^ 1 ' HubV’, lade*, gnd JL rt *« 1 II .l.uieV and “I'll . h,1 It ill ' jiiiinilc; wctiy iim-i-i V thiiio1! " i;niiri * «.f thy i’ bf for.! Put If-1 } Mi uml Hi J wet.1recent no-t* ill i i"im-r pul tv in honor of the i .ii ■- I - - Pip nvi-iliU tin- bnihlii i- i their n> h.om ati.L tin ii f.iinwi. d h fi'f pies, id tveie Hi*. I \\ f Mariltt and liiSthrr. Mr*. Mm* M. Martin, beauty pa* Hilt tu be held til Sep- lembvr,. 19-1. CO LO RFU l is m t it ry : l ^ i i o l u . i r,le>l Otis# By STANLEY ? I S fT N T T O H O LLY­ W O O D F O R I T ----EVFTCY O A R D C A l SH O U LD HAVE7 A T L E A S T O A IF - |M J U S T 4'* l» * W J L .D (Ititertidltonal) Lilwiin • af«oit [He Ohio of iHinslvatiiiia. Jifs-. ■ -- I 1*1 -i •* i m i it M i l l .r t ,‘ fhrt I N‘ W * . NNV', t*f ?-»■ v *| u |s . ?|.J<t»Uth Hd)l||»|tflAriM rU R l^tililh 17IH f* t rrtrr -^1 it ilirt^ r N»*»4ii ?I2*§ f l ^H llifR cr W i t l 3^2 ft*, II* 4k*‘ * n t Kit ii >Il l l i tip.- tCffr* Hi tf tr- t!l I f |4 v * .H U G Iu llg M t , You » i » turll..i holii;.* lhai >.’ U mt r 1*4|li i f f J ■:i*j *■*ipEi | -1it * i It# ■al.l I efT i i in. a. J i '.- h ii h it ,i i *; e .iin -.- ,-f r i l i i r • w ill *■*: *•« 4 | m |f . sit*. JtUl -Ia J «-( U ,K J .{ * T It ( BattaFes A flattery kltarging. EXPERT painting — cunt met or " tECORt) PLAYE RS fot rtut. By hourly .bast*. S. G. Grogan. 1r*4Jri II. B. POPE'CO. INC. - day or wreck. The Mu»lc Box, 119 O. I M.rf..|.sh C frfli ••f * v i n * t,. t ;W . 1st 2 . Phone 953. ___ 4 CEILING fans tor sale, lauu-v * Free estimates, Phone 78I-J. het«in.*|s . h i m , Kl'fHdu Drug Store. FLOOR SANDING St finishing, )FFICiS space In Mel*ch Building. l*> K I i t lfiI - 1* l» t 11***i*| 'Lares M«ht ofices, newly decor- AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales cleaniiiK & waxing. Our pouci unit enables us to work where ’ eked. oU utilitie*. heal and > n l*”l i|i ." in iitiullty and Service. The Music But, there is no electric vomuvtioi tm u iltrU t furnlthrd. Full H63' l i l l t l r«. ». i -i \I# HU W. 1st St. Phone 953. uvulluhle. 21 yedla expelielU-. 111 ..I II. Ill |.| * W F H . & A. Dept, atorw. I ll.t.i is V O E v e r y b o d y 's 11. M. Gleason, l ake Maty, Fla l.tllttL l. x V.l, s i.-..In,.*. BONVALESC fTn T HOME hnw BOOK COATING- Asbestos AluiS IU lttin .1 lit.*.| T tt.it!. H a rd w a re S to re sttuiin* ..il lr*■mmum rouf coating- good for ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all * aH,..|.. «ti<i open St Chulunta,-18 mile* B. L. i-.l n.-i-l. II,, 112 Sunliril Avtf. Plim te l ^ metal, slate or composition loot­ - 0$ flsnford ahd 18 mile* N. Ekinds. Smith Uro; l’lione 1168 -* i* Ill.tu ' iti ing, Stop leaks. Cools your home '■ o i Orlando. Large screen and voi iiu iin iitiiY :*;u TiFii;t COMPUTE. KXI'EHT 10 to 15ii. Ten year warranty. NEED A NEW DRESS f Let Wan- ill«L n tu ff ita* b ^ fp fil#*! fcj Hit, * ojna porche* to sit and enjoy iEKVICE _:ul*n ir> j -r4 K fer tjt SKNKARIK GLASS 4 PAIN T ihfl cool brcerc* o ff I.ake Cathnita make It. Wannita Taylcr, 'P U T , ill ilir- O tr ttit t-nim^4>f Hi*II. CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. . srinj. Large ground* and walk* Th#J' link lit'lli'r. lunKer Box 145-A Sanford, Rt. 2. ittul* I ’u u w j i Uiruli, ■Ml .from unto traffic. Large f ja? is) i i ftir In irj mig j SEWING MACHINES lobby and rooms. Brick const ruc­ JO" t» O il. .-"I. -I, : . | ,. SALES & SERVICE tion. Can accomodate 25 only, UUtlH f f t ria n t ' tlt-fl M|f(«J,rj|; : 12 .S P E C IA L •> F «V IC F .S Lui4k-e- «Ui. I aL.y-- --- . - ■ aits or write for reservation HER PS HEWING MACIL SHOP AM* v»*t Alii. -iu :lu :in »:i lor.eeOviedo '23iS2 or Dr. 115 H. F H K N ril. PH. ||9u lt )R RENT—Floor sandcr. Easy qni hi l> t- fiU i tin . , aartin 2392 or wrlle llo i ,l*'l (M ♦♦‘ftillll rT Ii v j lf itiu v Cbuluota Florida. Large ra-lan CANVAS PA IN T- cleat- and rot­ operation. Reasonable rater. San­ itt *uit fu r .i«Vs*ri * ford Paint A Glaus t.u. Phone 3ai *,r AiiRHtf. 1511, Ju„ ltl4 , -»*#f lU . (I for^u ea tu tn vinit their duelur. ors. SENKARII v GLASS A 303. *YfII SSI II** sit fasifl tp4-iir*t a.P A IN T CO. Phone 320. iLeibxlfls I i4f**,>*!! * , A VAfLAU I.r. at onre, ronvenlrntUiH.il •| flit tilts tjr.lt . I ., DODGE • PLYMOUTH “ J |y local, d down town se-iiim. FLOW EHH r.vi •li ,T r i» \vi» i hi j ,, PARTS AND HURYICK dale npartuienta wi'h idl foe all occasion* H i * fo n t--lit Phone 1011 mode mi conveniences. Adults iteN K ILL A YOST FLORISTS 109 Palatalto-Ave.* ,,u* ’ :<i'' * v u< 1 ,1 R M f . Phone 550. Hlpe* Ave. just o ff Celerv YA .D E moth proofing lasts t O IV I I . ., I ti Office ph. 403 residence oh. DIO R EE ROOM unfurnished apait year*. Have your woolens moth *Aa < i*rk r.f t|iK » *,. .rt I’diift, nt, adults and leferenre# Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nalls, proofed now. Downtown CleanT L* <%i|i5i|r;: pMaiie era 4 Lahndry, 113 Palmetto ■se. Phone UMW-R. Purina Feeds, 'Groceries and , "I Fli'fftlit Ave. Ph ope 944. _ Meat*. Tourhton & Watson, 1201 Hi ft I, 1 f nut* -ROOM furnishe*l apartmsittCelery, Plume 1199. ’ rin k dult* only. 23UO M.-lhinvitlo. Plano Tuning'and Repairing. L I. I H'Hnslt Pniirt HruJi . Kill. R«a. tlll-W . FOR RALE— IJmrrork for drive IA L ETTATF. FO R SA LE w«y* and roadway*— Phone SIGNS I ’l» TO 1241. il T e h t a t e Show eards and po*tare t h a d i : in LN8 UH ANt'K D— DllK'H HIGH SKMYK'U ITJXKDO FKEliA--complete lino. MORTGAGE LOANS O. D. Landrail. Ptinna 1021 Hunt's Tn*i-itc Fee.1 Siure ALLO W ANG K bYMONIl M. BALL. Ilrallnr Ilsgislered Broker and F O Il Y O I Jit O U ) It A I >14> COMPLETE kitchen in one unit. UADLVTDRS cleaned and rr|>air Insurance Agent . ed. Volie it Radiator Shop, tLH Gas stove, oven, frigidalre, *lnk The MUSIC Hox Florida State Bank Bldg. and etiphoaid. Mnrcenell* Cabin __Hah ford Ave, Ph, 360-iy. I ID 'V . Iul |*b. R53 Court. French and Park. Phone two story, three bedroom LAND C L ft A N I N O AND 229-M. Two car garage. On LftA IN AG R . 2 NF.W CATtiR. r lot H * * HO In Mayfair, P IIX A R DEIHHL UULLDOZ. FOR SALK tell unfurnished or furnished. HRS W ITH PAI.MKTT1 .Wheeler o f Sanford Be 355-M. _______ OLD NEWSPAPERS— S OENTS RAKES TWO 3/4 YIJ. D RAG LINKS. EQ UIPM ENT CANVAS AWNINGS farm houses, 18 acres land. PER POUND. HUNDLED IN NOW IN TH IS VICINITY CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS IB-three inch wells, 21 ) miles 8 . BUNDLES. N IM N IC U T CONSTRUCTION I o f Monroe on highway 44. John VENETIAN BLmDS C-O.. ORLANDO, FI.A. PHONE 10. 15, 20 and 26 CENT |Davis. Box 18. Lake : Monfoe, 2-2981. HERALD O FFICE Aluminum, Steel, Woodl $50 *iVlKDIATH , . T'OSS KSSION M farm, home, 4 io u ^ ;huii*u irnlshed or unfurnl|h«4 hen!)- lawn, shrubs, fruit n r e e e range, 6 grapefruit, 6 guava, ertlmmon, 8 fig, 4 Imiuat, I ch. Shade trees- -hickory. oak. australlan pine, crepe »yrtle,!, palms. W acre cultivated 4ch garden soil, I acre cow pas ; tui* , 8 chicken yardi fenced, 1 teeian well, 20 chickens. *« i aitei federal Highway In tuos. Near etore 3 miles West Sanford. Route 1. Box 15. nferd. home with Income property. In. and fairly Priced. The house la in splendid repair— no* thing to be dose, except move tn. Living room, dining room, kitchen and bedroom downstairs. [One efficiency apartment, and [one very large bedroom and hath ! upstairs; also two car garage fh three room upstair apart^ F R E D W. BENDER 2 Fla. State Bank Bldg. Phone 10W ibi ARTICLES FOR SALE • TH E new Lawn Shaver. Ask tor demonstration. 8ENKARIK 486 4 PAINT CO. I18-1U country butter for sale, ana 788-J.- - ATTENTION TRUCK OWNERS* .N>w y_ g |{oy,| fi50 x 2 0 d ply (|r( and ,ubr |oS oO. Reel's ,,ljnt Khop 3lW \v . 2nd 8l. RENT A CAR TOU DHWB IT PHONE 290 { SHUCK LAND-MOHRiaori U DRIVE-IT. IN C See Jimmie Cowan'* Sheet Metal Works for new Radiutura. new Radiator cotes. Radial oi clean­ ing and repairing. SEE US POR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTINO AND TYPINQ 3-BURNER STOVE; small box. 518 W. 1st St. , ic* 10 DAY DELIVERY . CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD 116 N. Park . Ph#i* 180 Electra-chef stove and heat! ole EXPERT HADIO ttrPAtRINlvery reasonable. 818 Magnolia. Fred Myert. 81! E, 2nd SL Ph. 218. ATTE NTIO N MOTHERS # — DIAPER ^SERVICE— 6 A H T IC I-E S W A N T F .D Baby Velvet furnishes hospital clean,sterile diapers and deodor­ Highest cash price paid for used ised container. Economical and furniture. T e d Davie Furniture safe. Fully medically approved Co. 311 E. 1 st. Ph. 988. Call Daytona 2467-W collect for I'L L BUY yottr car regardless of details. 98 diapers, fa * we#:. age or condition. Roy Reel, 808 “ FIRST IN SANFORD" W. 2nd St. LO NN IE MCMULLEN'S Market W IL L TRADE 16 ft. Mahogany Barber Shop vpea Thursday, Friday 4 Saturday. Inboard motor boat 4 trailer for email house trailer or model A Ford. P. O. Box 1454. Sanford. 14 LOST A FOUND Phone 1014-R. LOST— Louie wrist watch between 18th and First Street. Rcwaid HELP W AN TE D . return Sanford Herald. LA D Y TO SELL lovely guaran teed lingerie, hosiery, ete., direct LOST— Hamilton yellow gold wrist ■ trr friendvrneighborei Big Earn- — wgteh. Seturi(»y._ s fte y m u - cn •Park Ave. between nth A 1st. ings. Our 25th year. Write ThoStresta or first street and Msg. •gereon Hosiery Co. Wolmatte, “ nolle to- Dr. Munson'e office. 111. ____________ Finder pleas* phona LI7-M, I IN D IA N MOTORCYCLE, cheep EXPERIENCED celery grower or Phone 218. Jack Standifer. trained farm manager for farm AUTOS FOR SALE In Eellwood area. Good position for right party. A. Duda 4 Sons, 1942 HUDSON Club Coupe. May Oviedo.. Phone 1151. be seen i t Middleton's Gttxery, East Geneva Avar GIRL for caihler 4 cosmetic coun­ ter. alto soda g ir t L csijr'i Drug 1931 PONTIC I —A*1 condition. Store. Phone 515-W. W e R G P A lit! FMU-: EHTIMATES rhun* SOS Could Victoria Reign 83 Yean With Stomach Ulcer Pein-' £ntl«n4#i i s-iovni gupvn cmiid hlVi f*Ji!fi«iS *n< irlitlf foi ft! >«4t« iFtimlnoii . . h.sl* 4114 h lir ff ha(l *h*- *l|f f r I'r:»! lt*»IF* ! •uffeiliT#* Try V4*m fi»r ult»i siijil ht-antrum, buntii;^ fefeil nod o»h*r roiidiUorw by tlc««4 Mri.l lift #4 . nf i*dv# TiiMfta fiuiu )tiui d riifilii FlfH i|o«« mint cfin v+i*i ■ murfi iu.w If* u« and r,d p o u t ll K TOUH f n% IV ro irh lu ii r*rt»is Co, a t u l.^ r ii liu m tv trjrw h fft f D* Vm Sufttr D k tm s 0 ! A *t» rou uouti.d br d t .li.u o* f#n.#l« lunciiooti tnoumly thU omS# you #u: fmm pam, l##l n t r t o u i, r#.U**a, WS#a— al such llm**T T t t n M ITT Ljdi* X. pinsnam'# V#cctahl# Com* pouna I* rcll#T# tuch *Ttii|>n,ir.>) -------------------- autffcal U*t HnSham a »v#d r*marfcablT h.lptul ib M Ihl# war. If# «l.* t K u w t s i M d illr s It ha* I #0*ct on on* o/ k u m - •*t (>.*•«#. IT — nnXham'e Jupmiiuuc# to mrh * frets atom sente teatel LYDIA E. PIMKHAM’S SSSASS s Mr. and Sira. II F. \\ li.-rlyr, J a* ill, Florida. Mr*. Ituah - t )- . and Mr. mid Mis. Ih-ltBpadn. Mr.•and Mi*. Hlllv We»t oil. Mr. and Mi- F. t". Pope and J tnn>e into then i.-u'.v n u »iu m l roit*. Mian and Neltli. win- »<• atutl Intent at th*- old I hum jlm t i t-nl- cu. -tts -f ih or aunt, Mi - J .‘ hut now owned ■> U r at.] Mi*, Ttionipst.il, uml M-. 1 humpion.l t’. I.. Wt -i, S i r - i. v i ilVoutc fn thrir! home in Tainpu! jiftrr -penilitic their un-.iiion Ttt I ,nte. Tn Clusnifv a‘ f SI. Augustin.-. tf- Itevvand Mr*. TlHimp j •on ehtertniftfii a ii-im i uf’ fiivmU, Ft III KF.N’ T i.' i -o.it lui imbed ..rt.t ti'l.ilive* i. ivntlv with n dliit j npuitmt-nt. .olait- old.'*. Phone Hhiy-lt. net: puti>.‘ Those till..) in* *r*n‘ affau with tin- on's were: Mr.j and Ml*, Ben F, I'm llrii, Mr, i.iulM i I '. n l e T t'urltoil and' 'It- et.-l / m is Was Ml?, lark I'lm kel!. td t'.s.a t 'll, A U V E im s IN G and Mi Will i aibott. *>f Tienli-n. Mi nit.I Mi - i. "iii iu Wiismi uml ONCE «iir*ltittitfV7 ami limi'io* \\ti*..h. of St: ju ifio iiiir Al " A ll. unit Mr*. J. II, laii. t u|hI u-ii I, ItdlMtlle al'tl -■t t.' ■i I • i\ .. , ln-.-ii . ■.1 I ■i . ■ , in .n- t :• nd if 'll i-id '11* BUT NOW , t b'lrti lhi*li, wli't have leventlt I THE I I V IHiiVetl .1-* lla*v(hUrst. Aia. Mi. NEVViPAPFJf U h'a ;i.jii ■t .10.1 - Jts frit ’ I npUOE3-U- j , it Piinn. . Inisftii *. U.duill* well. Hot ill BETTER | V J) fhrv tlo mu like it I In’re t . well THE OLD HOME TOW N a h i * atiNi i h«H?t» -M im O rw *n" at a beauty .nt. -t In Seaside, O t*, Jo Ann A- sje. 2t). a SclwKtUeacluT of RoeetiUii, |H<sesl (or this photo with her k-wty-lrmv. clown and si-eptre. Flu will rjunpete f»i the title ot "Mu America ol lyt,"* in the Atlai.tr t'ujf. N J . Mutual ■* e- • tlrtiiSuit! in wi.| #53 "!A fAfluVI • T»ia \Vr#t *• lette »•! HU * N\V»4 Oviedo . i T H F cSA R D F/N C L U B /A lS P H C T S A ''/MEW B L O O M ^O A 4 V //4 E ST T 5H E T (Mm 1411: iUlil fCATt- AM BTNf** "uALAi KiL*W1» By K av H o llo �1_ P A G E S IX . _■ A 1JW ■ — m Odom Honored Barrett’s Address Meteor Shower To Be Seen This W eek ^ MbNDAT, AUG. ll/ THE SANF01 Red Tide Menace li 1 Moving Out To Inquiry H ((-»•:■*■>* nsa'Pi " rail..... (ism Psa* One) <r«atuu«4 ,1m r » « » n **) work, includipij the CLE AR WATER. surplus of the h#st cconomUt* In th# nolds from the Army WASHINGTON. Aug. II. (A*)— tripi lo Europe. ■h-klll m — “ Tha'"f7ah“ k"fllng*“ rH, t t f l govsrnmsnt, and wo has# -our stores for about 1* 00. A shower o f 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 rhnmr 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 amatrur spotters, the ansaving the beaches from m 5 reason the committee gave fm and Vandentierjt. Stsssen and time later. nounremenl said. masses o f 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‘ the cockpit’s eye and Prof.^Charle* I’. Oliver, new* conference that he * wan ha* imptoved durinit the pa" thousand jiapers, tss' - -t | Beach, residents hept their year and It is now assumed the; tfull o f them. I was taxiing out-and klower Observatory, Upper Dar­ "quite sorry" the hearing had -49 'g er* 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 o f ^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." G off 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 hail heen a great deal <f miscon­ taken with Ilalie and rereived an 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." ception about this’ Case. f pr exautographed brill inset Hied; "To The 27 year old pilot has two 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. Uarrill raid, my pal,-* Randall Guff, from Rabe vessels, loaded with refugees from the Ezodus 1347, Intercepted on th# wny to Palestine and turned MCitw move 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 intenst of over the new* artivitlcs of many seising markets snd exploiting ith a rrrw of Iwn to a now re­ the newest typo of giant airliner, ing boat will Ire read/ ti Ufct, to mighty big chances in nn effort 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, "W e stand for the broadest free­ ( t o i l Irturd I rum 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 rani exactly lie protected against the unenn nn American New* Association In dom o f 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 an ' i roit and viewed htany other sight* to fin or fili rents an hour, that Hughes had twr 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. emlr.irts— an 118,003.000 one for by Cooper with a nuggi-Mlon that o.iu r news agency to mako ilr ^ 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 York investment bankers, and ml Houtli Poles. Sunday by plane, whet • he. was o n e f o r piielo recotiuu'sarrte ican' N ew* Agenric* to “ domlnal*-- countries, J-or example, the Rrutera Agency wa* quid to seei . , that the American oecupattui)' of The Irt-st break iif the. Right -nicU.y Mr. and Mrs.’ fJoff - Tr-tBy.' •plxnc*. tha world," Speaking of the de­ this and U now selling It* news . A fpw sl^hlngs 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 o f acres) to 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 in the United -States and SouthH *** w" vpn from *PiJ,r Wfb*' 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 ral-t o f 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 "N ot 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 o f 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 o f freedqm coincides ford Herald and the Mneon ((■'•,) ped." "The question’ nf the dying InHr said "I w nted certain in­ with hla commercial -idvontage." Your Favorite Beverage overhauled and'atreamlincd. and Telegraph. He aerved as night - fluent# of capitalistic monopolies la lielng conditioned lo cope with Advice To Farmers sporta editor o f the New York formation from tlutrhes which 1 (Cooper commented: "Surely the) in Dm neiysnam-c-UimU-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* o f mo,In history. He slMingly recoinCompany alioul » j r «r no.,_______ sence/' ) l >miII h«-4 t f m (-n r- l l s - l Hughes, railing the pottprne* vlllrs o f all news agent 1 -s except| oim IIcs can lint escape It. minded umpialifivd support of th" wage—tTT-pTmtttrtmn ITlft'Tnnt kcF” ” No matter how nngry Jamrs on l a "total surptlie," said hi the llritish confined to their own JlaraHall-Plan-nud he 'mtidriuinil log of-food crops. It nffrcls Dm countries, as wa. largely Die r s w , ^ , , thu 1|tt„ , itin j, K„ in? r„ m., doesn’t think he had “ a fdr hear­ congressional ruts In funds f >-• Florida farmer who grows vegrtbefore Reuters, reorganlred 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 lin n Ils u r* nn l * * « r S lit He said he wanted lo withdraw, Information service. In Ihe confine* o f the United annual pay loll of about $d0.000, however, n statement he imd- on wiilulrew Its cartel domlnnlion wnni pence and Die monopoly press "Russia is trying lo divert at Stales, just as It affects llmse 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 o f the men mating up the mv reputation had been mined." " I don't feel that way any mort," “ by constantly hammering away exports, and just as it affects Die -list (Dixie) Division, which dur­ 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 o f 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 o f 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# lufauliy which Auoy's Wright Fields Dayton, dtn collapse of the Russian gov and politiral system*. That Im­ and the 171th 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 Out h*» Wl» “ rhsl "tommyrot," hut added llial there \merlean 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*hklLttIlu]|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. brought J. He said that a nationwide drive *had „ - a -former , em^loV^-•. ,, lea Is trickling thrimgh Russian nr at least the aevrre rurtnllment Ataandjr. 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 affrrt 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* Coastline Railroad and the Winn for hint and U w ilm ;ha dldbustncM stem." Mr. Barrett said Dial we appeara In 'me, that Ihe utmost must help 'every nation that rare should lie used In crop.plan-' l-ovett Grocery Company have ,.l " '" " f from W rigTiF 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 ^nator P^rpef ID -FU i 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 'ea tle w a l i * M P e a t O a r ) 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 o f 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 definitely part of the atuff Prin­ right 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 ‘The Prince, however, hasn't I'ersonally I do not think this did not believe the hesrinr would 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 jhat 7 W elt;! 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 o f good-demand crop* Some of the leads ,we have been 17.” Uts are organising an .Interna­ f or. 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. authorities. Jaycce Conference •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 lead I tto war." E gypt’s W arning 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 o f 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 o f other experts.. .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" o f Lucky Strike buy "fine quality leaf.” spread among the nations o f 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 A fter all, that’s what you want 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 a cigarette . . . the honiet, deep-down th# war. reporters, said he is not »r spared 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 o f 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 that we can bring pressure to Trie banquet was. presided over Tha premier said Britain "has hear on our reprascnlgtivea In by William 'Rolleston, state Jar* been g stumbling .block to our in­ er because of tha enmity which ns f o remember*.# contend* 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 - 100 ynars" yeara” end and ner for lor hla nis address enure** and ami In­ in- ment for the last lest-100 *T told Mr. Meyer to ti*a car# bring troduced to do what we can reed stale Javcne officials at- gddmL that-*hv real obfeet Of Ihe of these hors end ke«p th,m Wore ilations Undini M l.. " s t !r*‘ ty 1Brili*b Py-” > “ I told him t . tm. to arHrt M ss hulk Mct.ehee of St. to more their force# shout In such uroT# prove our v i. 1.1 our relationa r#laUoos with with u 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 A fU r that Hugh*, suld, h# paid out of members of the local committee air." u, IHU# attsntjon to wtwt U g t r waa and to support strong who had charge o f 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# o f 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 ‘ MMdudvd, "dsptnds upon us here cation. •qu art. miles. Had No Newspaper To Adyertiia in. But You Have 11 < 3 A. COOL SPOT Bill’s Package Store and Bar Rotary Meet LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO K N O W S - t-m *, r ini ir» FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette * S® Round, So Firm/ So Fully P a c k e d -S o Freo and Easy on the Draw -Ha iflfiW' ;• - - T - : \ . * I=- ’ 1 . " '• * j m »j t * , ■ . •. • - - • - . ’ _ . -■ * .= — - - % ,^ r * , ----- , t t ~ ~ •] J . m • - . * .1 y - 1. M y • a m - ' ’ . ‘ " t i - ' \ # ___ | T T . , | * ] =- _ . i = ' a-. ; , | j l | A .• ' _ « r T ^ - *, * _ :: ' r~k^-J3 — -■iy- '-J~ j . t o :. L- z v - �m >~f*L - r - : 'r* . - * » v-y*y : .' " In U n it y T h e n In S tre n g th — . To Protect the Peace o f the World; To Promote the Proar*** of America; To Prodace Prosperity wfty for Sanford. AN V O LU M E X X X V III *■■*•■* -* ■ . Established 1008 lit S. Charges Back From Reds Planned egime Denmark Support O f Corumun• ists In Greece By Soviet S a t e l l i t e s * Said Peace Threat Ruhr Talks Will Include German Policy 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 I D A . T U E S D 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 i r e ■ - W EATHER LA K E 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 o f the charter." 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 rtre-prestdent nf Southern Dautllt (Interna ttonal) 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(, rbprirtm 'kffrr"(he initial 'niton 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 at 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 N O . 193 Inquiry Is Ordered Into Odom Lands With Bound-World Record State D epartm ent'In ­ dicates S o f t e n e d Attitude In State­ ment A t S e s s i o n Convention. THE Partly rloudjr tonight'and Wedne* day. with (raftered shower*. LLB nt-i-___ LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 12,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* o f 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 Balkan 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 vn if r>g Commission bad not fa*7 creation o f th* aubiidlary Jry group now in Greece. "It waa riopoted by the Unituetegstton,' - »d “ 8tat*i da te n Hon he d e c lar­ i ' |r,siii>F* m r * t i rn *r W 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* I he‘ world mark and »l*n lieltereil the plnbe-girdMog, record whlrh the "B flltk W ir (Inlernallnisal Hoiinilphiilo) and its * reiv rMabluhed last April. National Guard Measure Dutch,Indonesians Uuit Is Endorsed Is Approved By ByV F W Members Hurl Charges O i British Commons Truce Violations Clark Orders M onbpolists Jailed; C IO Seeks Restor­ ation O f - Controls .WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 <*’>_ Attorney General Clark today* or io< detedi an invctiifiuon investigation oi of four* Tighter Laws An,a»it3t clothing ing and housing price*'' prire*'' ■ Lobbying A te 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 WASHINGVON. Aug 12 UP) .Senator O'Mtlioney (D W 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 the Birwster .blowup" a» ullirt rate*'the Justice Department 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 inAtistn follow* a thre* months study of the present price situa­ toiled lli.it’i a lustier of opinion" 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 *fkr prnpo»*d National Guard umt !» he formed in Sanford - i-tdmard by the Veteran* Of B i l l P a sued 178-63 rn Foreign War* Poat 3282 at lire i Republic Sends U. S. Following D e b a t e regular •nceling livt evening a; Delegate 2nd the l.rglon Hut. Following a Of Eighteen Hours .tall In Capt, Roy Green who Ruling For Trimming bitration. R c ' i u c s t outlin'd the Guard program, the Shrubbery A t In ­ LONDON, Aug. i?. pin— VFV. members were urged to BATAVIA. J.v*. Aug. 12. (Ab lleadf|iisrlere . of the Cotisrtra­ paritiipaie In the project. t e r s e c t i o n s Made The Pub It accused the Inil** Part* announced tonight ( ‘npi Gfrcn discussed rhe i f that Winston Churchill would tbrn-mt ~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 aini P. M „ EST) in repU to Prime f. f those with previous mil- Sumatra, and the Indonesians ctease* in licente few for plates I 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 TAM TA. Fl a. 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. da dispatch from Pari* today Dr Hriber! It. Mills, director of 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 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, *c- direct violation of the truce under the “ unlimited control of Is that It “ has been caused by which bee cine effective a we*k renting to Cap!. Green. | ,7 Attorney General Tam Watson ager of the Western Union Tele­ Itnued warm, similar to that of covery 'program. the presence ‘ of poiton gas in American monopolists." ruled yesterday that Seminole graph office, piotested an' incrcsi.- yesterdays" the Weather Burrini Uuyd lipyle, James.Wright and ago last midnight. PlBVila »atd tlie jrraty provided Gulf waters. *__* measures of" a mill *■* The bill, paurd 178 to 65 af J--hr Rauls were appointed to County Judge Rl W. Ware la en­ said. Dr. Mill* >*hl he had received ‘The Imloneiiau i.wlm at Jog. Hint "several 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* report* the Army dumped Lewis­ tnry nature be carried out Jointly w TKi* ruling was mn.h* In res- $100 annual rate. The Commis­ linois- and- Iowa was reported In cifically gave the A like adminis- Meeting Sept. 22 at winch time Jakarta countered tint the Dutch 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 BuIt *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 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 that jection on the ground that they o f 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 Veteran* 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 added, “ Is regarded in Pari* asi l * very lethal, even in diluted bean! -eaib Tue-dsv evening the Community are available for in western Java. An Indonesian evidence that along with nego­ form," be slated bad presented a bill to the Com- Mr. Sayer, The ordinance goes in­ ward through Kansas, Oklahoma 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. to effect on Oct. 1. Approxlmatelv 50 inemlier* at- communique .said the Dutch a*- tiation* between the United States from 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 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 f«r the "tide” which has 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. tear whan the county population viding fot inciryse in ii^ipection ICsstlssM m **•■% Twer '■ ax announced that, beginning from Conservative and Liberal |*rhed 22.00a In 1040 the county Jogjakarta Ra’Hway. It said} "Report* about this treaty L ille*' littering Iteachaa from d't-t. 8 th* post will hold two feta of electrical initallationi, and opponents who hail attacked thr Sarasota to Clearwater. Other opulatlon waa 22,304 as rotnparrd ''H'tmilnttrrt *»n !*<*«• T n »l *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’ act o f th* Legislature In 1U23 hcc h A list of 27 haiardou* Inter(O ilin g tin l * n i * T i f t ) ing some mustard gas bomb* in .which set th* aalarv of the judge scctlonx where shrubbery or tr*e* Marcel Fell!*, local sign painter, the Gulf last summer, but denied i of th* County Court at (500 -n obscure th* view of moW M* was who recently returned with Mr*. tbe gns was potent enuugh to | vear. -iri preaented .by IWk* tiGMnf Roy kill so *o • many lists over »o wide Judge War* today declared that VVHHanrv.' T m Commlilton iletnr- Faille from Toronto, Ontsrjo,. to HDEN OS AIRES, Aug, 12 M l JACKSON, Ml**.. Aug. 12. bPi 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 MOISSON, Franca, Aug. 12— Mississippi's lieutenant governor --1 ho*#* 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 two of surf and gusli, which cause in ert­ 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 GrttuKltr Gommfteion. Ho stated *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 o f 14 by hls-dog which In turn was bit­ fpneminent was pledged In “ win the World Scout Jamboree. fiat hit* ‘* p r k '’ as County Judge Cily will remove the shrubbery. mary said they would not con­ presenre nf some irritating ga*. C* echoSlovak scouts, tho only test hia nomination and two he continued. on the "Echo,* ana Don Sill and ten by a dog that had rabies, ar­ l , and Judjf* of tho County/Court ‘In rfihlltion. trees at Iitterser- Mr*. L. L. Bill, M i 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 a tlaa t* *■ (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 too 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 field -last ’ TuemfSy; pnrtrd by Brasilian news axen- by the warmth of their Welcome, Tropical Storm Is 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 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 Readies of dead ft ah cast. UP during the night, but tha*deposit» truck loaded with fish and 400 of Judge Ware'* office nt D.M4; The search fo r the hoy started vloch,tnfcelher with the Colo­ headquarters - tent, umllitrihutcd. go into a second primary. Ji-asa were the smallest in several day*. MIAMI, Aug. 12, bP)— A trop­ Home of the Ciachoalovak hoya W. Rhanks, llilrtl high man, who 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 o f 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 o f (485 in « x- fnr force is expected ted to cress c the faaa he was allowed tompen- -Yucatan Peninsula today and en­ last evening dined wttn Arthur Charleston Board of Health stat­ 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 were welcomed with open arms. ■tion o f (5.A53. he waa undecided. So wa* the rrew* in thi* area vvert reduced. ises to win or die. 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 W ar ew Title O f Indian with a squall area extending 150 2 U. S. Airlines To "W e’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 A re Convicted ;ader Is Designated reported at 10 A. M. by tile Feder­ Kenneth appeared lo lie In good Operate Toyko Line taught to look for political unity er Hamilton could demand a run­ Call Oriv Bugsy’s Girl physical condition, said Dr. (julllal 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>— Grady Norton, chief storm fore­ Just .don’t matter. It’* a higher (,!•) All 231 defendant# in th* Pakistan Conatltuent Ai Arum* caster. aald Continued northwest­ M IAM I 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 llr e Chief P. P.. Short livered. authoriied to operate between th* not countries. Every boy It Just FoncentraUcm camp operator* Firts Destroys Barn Pacific Coast and Tokyo as a fohammed A ll Jlnnan, president ter th* tropical disturbance en­ and acting Detective Chief were convicted by a U. 8 . mili­ first stajx toward reopening Japan a boy to every other boy.” ’ th* atsemblj and governor gen- tered the Gulf o f Mexico and a Charles W.. Pierce of th* Miami Belonging To Syntes 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. Hoffm an amed A ll 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 o f stein gamb­ WASHINGTON, Atlg. IS UP}— have b«aa (ranted temporary per­ north-east wind, completely ilr»- agr* of war by personal brutali­ mits for operations to Japan, Th* title, which means "Great ated near latitude 20 north, long!- ler Benjamin (Bugsy) * 9c-gcl The Whit* House announced tod* _________________ay Mrs. Harriett Susan Hoffman. troyed the frame and metal *lruc. ties and the murder of prisoner* They aald rthe permits were •**w" will be used In all nf- i ttide * 87 west H M 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 t if 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- atart raoparting field,-Ill. snd- wa*--a re*ld«nt of ■- The f l r e w * report<-d -at- I3t35 1— After-the-eaorl presi l-nt, Rrift* eslon since the assembly opened miles Bishop.'head prUsto detect. lake Monroe for tha past sight P, M., according to Flra Chief M. Vlrm-ral Emil 0. Kell, pronounced if*and brought Dm flir t our. outward Ire •a agency hired by Mis* Hill to prrM M C T tW jv told reporters 1 Japanese 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 o f 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 fo r­ a detailed policy and two coualna, Mr*. Dale Krein- firemen kept the blaxe from fur­ 'CHIEF CONVICTED ■lightly south o f Cozumel I t ____ Short said Miss Hill "appeared September, but that tha lime of Commtealoti 5W YORK. Aug.. 12, ^/Fb- In a few hour* and cross over tha reluctant to talk." " I t waa mostly departure is yet to be deterrnln- statement o f thi* government's brlng and M l*. Paul Oglesby ther ruining aeed bed* and cover*, mer American eltlxen, Edwin Katdestroyed, 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 Ttaid. weld prisoner who became a Th# born was Insured, he said. Funeral aerrieea will be bald 29, waa air flln t o 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 at 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 spes’l fleet tons accusing him vised in northern Yucatan and ad- it wa* In her home.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 Joel* Eu Waldeek, former 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., that gummen shot fere nr*. ]{* will return to this oral DoogD* ter, ami record* which Mr. 8 jrmes flrit German of royal blood to o f arrangement*. Dr. kbit* fn a Japanese prison camp Vouthern Gulf o f Mexico during and killed Beige! while ha country with hi* family ahoaid preme an lag commander, ai an 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 Ar- Midwest H eat Wave Described As Crop T hreat "s Zrr Sm i'ampan Supports _ U. S.-Italy H#vc ip«j8#n Gas Theory ui Agreed On Pact|For G„|f Rell o-i(,e Attorney General Rules Increase In Of Charleston; Youth Treated For Rabies R I Muddled In raraguaynn PrFHident ■ FleeN Capital City Czechs Welcomed To Mississippi Election World Scout Meeting C m l to'* v ? - * — =— k ; R * r> ■■>*&? SL5. "A - V j >\.; •••? » F*=tf m- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 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/f17f9a8466ce3d3ff1eec8bec1ff7db4.pdf 554b633d6605fefaf81f163fe776b7af PDF Text Text • »' i \ L-* - >'= V‘. f P A G E E IG H T >RD, FLORIDA H r itis li s 1 C r iH fH By STANIEY I It*** !*■■• l l u l th*t tln> j* ■ crisis |Ik..It to h d l'f’ furward with such rapidity Hmi w* should have power to deal drar.i Ucally an.l swiftly with aw U ar.l ■ituatu.ni.that may arls.-," Chutrhill snapped: ' "llltle r sard that." P'«**tr* au. ill., negation of Hr it lull freedom luul wav «.f ||y *n<r in timi- of peace.” » r . « ld ,hr 8of*»>UI ministers would hr the absolute master*” of the country whil.t I’arliammt wa» In recess.. It is xhr.li.lMl to ^',r ,h*' * u*tnf<r next work. I» thil n u n u r y to the life of thf country?" hr asked. “ It would mean a spate,of alarm und di»rouragetneril ami paralysis." ~ l “ rehin declar'd Hint' A ,____ * 2 rh Wi-diinulay, in which -the f; ; Prime Minister outlined hi* wo. mon*. m l |»M |)ti»|frfifn - fur llrlU ln - w «« “ ifpivmaljr ju«l|ri>«| to t * inSdci.iatc." * ; . Carrying on in a sharp personal ! attack on the I’rim* .Mirritt.r. t. Churchill imiuiird; "Who it going to wield tlirxe Dowers? Not Merely the it.m e Minister. who ireini iAricteoiirttly an amuse-, passenger in the pic* •ur# boat." Hr .belaud rhat tlm gOVe.ntnrnt'* ministers aria nun who w trr pn pai ..I always to put tin party before the natlvn. In hla •perch, Attl.V bud . all.il for. "Dunkerque aplrlt" to . v. i com* a threatened dollar fannt. born of fast ■prndln.f and under production. ■ “ You talk of Dunkerque rplrll," Churchill mild. “ What would Dun­ kerque have to-eri if tlm little boat' were only going to tnk< « f f tntm . ber» of the tiadr 'tn.u u nnd it .u< • laid that wc didn't into u lin k er’s - • cuit for thr rrat ?" Thu appatmtly was it reference to Fuel Minuter Kmmanuel Sl.liiw*H'i i perch several wcelrx a<0 In which hr waa trportad to have „*Jd “ w* do not give m tinker* ru«about non-ldd/or prupto in lit! . * .Uln.” “ Tiir miniiler ' who made those expressions," Churchill aaid, "still remain* a meAil>er of |||.< govern m*nt in ipitr of hit failures, ami hr la retained in Ilia podlimi b> thr play of outside font-*." C ily Ifr > e I . .L u F R I D A Y , A U G . 8, 1947 ' ’ •T - ^ubpoenan Issued E m p lo y m e n t tt'ealis*** Irea P*a< Owl mg lo. argua with you.” Fergu­ son instructed commuter aide* to ismm a subpoena to wit.' Mughn' papers. tuppowd to be in custody of one of the Holly­ wood millionaire’s auditors in downtown hotel rom. R each es N ew In ~ J u ly * . t i a i t j T h ert is S t r e n g t h - R ecord WASHINGTON. Aug. H. ^ Civilian employment mounted u a new all-time record of MOTS 000 in July, the Census Bur». tr|Kirteil today. ■ Joblessness climbed also,' tr u ing 2.S84.000 a* students sougki summer work and graduates hunt. n Partly cloudy tonight nnd Tuts■day with widely srsttered show. er«. - , . »-4 ProU tl ,h* j M o f ^of America s Promote th# PPregreaa Pradnra Prosperity for Stnford. ;s ' § * -‘ - E atabliah ed 1908 ,U M E X X X V I I I > •A N m f IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD, m b D A IL Y F L O R ID A , I t "■ m« tf^*i8i£XrlA !£££?$ '•^ ^ 8 F r a l M 0ND A\ A t ’ G. 11. d A sso c ia te d 191i Egypt W arns British Labor Hughes> taggering Crisis U N Of Threat BillAttacked Of British War By Churchill Honors om and Family ith Bip: Parade __ 3 -- V*- - * ft ; ’ - Randall Goff Returns From Thrilling Trip With Babe Ruth BusinessSupport ForGuard Urged By! Hutchison War I? General Cited F LUCKY STRIKE presentsTHE MAN WHO 'KNOWS-* TOBACCO WAREHOUSEMAN! •• 3 « u n 3 g So Wrm, So ru lly P a c k e d -S o Froo and la ty on tho D raw \ * * ’ ,4 FariiRMs Advised To Play Safe In New Cinp Planning , - - ■. 192 (Russian P aper !-H lits US Press I As Commercial • Mi NO. P res* Laased W i r e Inquiry Is Halted Ji Woman Emissary Arrested In Case Of Missing Jewels r.;. i ± - . '* N E W .P A P F .il Jaycee Directors Approve Military Training A t Meet II HMllNHtll fit* IM r«| * 11Nr | werr established her* during III" l i l t yrat. • Under tiir heading, "laical Itav. Materials," are lu tol agrirultu. al product*, On hiding crlrry an t other vegetal.I.«, entile and lim­ ber. I’ine nnd liardwood are availablr f, to Ifr milvi from town and cypirss ia available III to 16 mile* from town. The United Lumlwr Company, Kolwrt WitHam* and K. V, llyrd operate tawmill*. No mineral production ia listed. ■ Tha minual leiii|Miratu>r aver­ age ia rrvraled at 72.1. ami <« 61.8 In January, 70.7 in April, •But h r July- inid ^ t d r n fT M o W ' on tiir * uvi'tugv. Rainfall aver­ age* bh.l a yrar, with thr hrav!• i l avrrage full in July, 7.H3 Inches Mtairifull was more that’ nine inrlies during the past month. Thr average length of Ihe Ing season ia :I2-J day* , Conn......• * * * * . Slat lit it s on Uity and government reveal that Sm Sui ty guvrruiiient of the Army Air Force. The ninliL m .,i, i„ „i , .V J“ rn„lL*ri aP » * « . t-onimandlng t.maral •lo.d 1.6. ... operation, i . l e of minute, lu L m ip ictT ^ vrn oJ u,. ^ v« » ~ "M h e AAF’s 4°Urbtr1hd.y. look J1 hours » d $1 16 mills and debt service.'1.1 compicto. beven of tl.s faupcrtu.u made U.e Ica.g u iPj (fsicraailonat Soundf-.olo* >11.1 l a I , MS • Itaa f Il I ... . ■■ ■ ■ -- . mills, tstsal ami Itimi Ilia County Itai operations rale of 26 mills ami ho debt service inillage. Ilouded Brewster Sorry 8 ,0 0 0 V A E m p l o y e e s I A i r F o r c e G e n e r a l City debt is |f,HH7,t)t)0 and ImiiiiI*d county debt, s i .'joo.ihhi. lr »n liM iM .I H ..M . OHS I Ordered DiHchurKed' Predicta 3rd War flauloril is on the main line of in Hughes' plane l«cnuv. she -li.l la- ulone with the Atlantic Coast l.iue Ituilrood not^. dare , , „ bint. ...... WASHINGTON, 8. (,!>. , , Aug. , , 1.08 ANG FI.F 8 . Aug. \ ( / » with 10. passenger and fits to 40 A repoiler nake<l lli-v. sler. if I The V e t * " ................. freight trains daily, it is reveal­ ed. U. ft. Iligiiways- 17-02 ami eonirnent. Im luennt n> withdraw •’ml,,uy *’*’4 “ a. soon Force*, says there will l»- * World State Highways Id, 116 ami <'•* il. as possible, for ocunomv reasons.* War III and that the United Slate* pats through Sanford. FJiirldi "I ain regretting it,” llfewsier The agency estimated Dial a, " • • • • Greyhound blnvit baa 23 busses 11 plied, lidding that lie jmped news­ many as 60(1 of ita 871 of flea's passing daily Ihtnugli here. men would not press him on Ihe throughout - the nation may I* - Transportation facilities listed point. > a short, aharp paralyiing bomIn bringing up ihe rilhjict. closed as a result. Include Tamiami Trail Tours, A Pleas annuuncemsAt said that bardmeut, followed iiy *n bitmediGreat South.'in Trucking Co. *i>d IJrrwster had saldr ”1 ciinfess I was hrit-jted and 700 ymployeet will be dlschatircd ate airlHirnr Invasion." Central Central Truck l.ine* which pro­ Faker, soon to lie retire I liter 30 vide slalewide trucking srrvln. angry hI-.mii Mr. Ilughra’ attacks.” ns admlnlstra- Vrsrt service, told the Institute of He aaid 'he had u. .,itl..md the For. air tiaus|milaliun Hanfoi'i has thu Muuici|ial Airport with hustesa. matter “ over (lie* counsel lion official said It may lake s*v- Aetonaullcal Sciences yesterday., un eral weeks for regional, offices lo "Fewer than 300.000 men could 60,992 square feet of hangar o f inv advisors.” *' under silk an-l taka this Hughes yesterday nrwlnced an compute work-loads upon which the descend apace and threl- li.iMMJ foot run­ discharges will he based. country,” “ ' untry." he added. ways. The field Is o|>en to prl affidavit in which Misj AppU-wick Largest reductions, 2,000 rmWithout^jftrhtioning an? couarate planes, Scheduled cominer flatlv denied that site ever had told „ said such a war will cial air traiisportatinn Is avail Drowsier she was afraid to tiavel •1‘loyi-s, will be .In Ow vocational tryr. Faker counvry "wlik Utmabi*. Florida Airways lias four alone with llughifct. 8|„. ,„||„| rrhabilitatiun amt education pr ig, com# from the llrrwster statement “ lidlcul- ram. Aliout 1,700 persons, or more rndous manpower and kiduavy flights daily. OUii” than 26 percent, of those engaged Potential.” "W e know it Will Brewster said today he was In contact work,Neill lie ilitcliargrd arrrota the Arctic, as tha i “ very sorry if I have • mburiauid with the probable result that 40 air-route, but w* don’t Control EndH her In her rawunatlon.” percent of the contact offices will when." he declared. lie added that he was sure she ha closed. The cities affected will It HstiHH.u I is>m Psas (tael is “ very competent" und tha( he he-*#rvcd by .IiJ£«isni contact o f dtnt laid that un«lt*r lh® clrctiui* did not want to cause her any fleers. VA Reds H it U. S. •lances he fell there should la- trouble. •pacific iM-acetlme uiitlmilty from When reporter* pressed ilrewsf J t lt U liia a Ii., H m i . , — ---S _ k . IISSIISMI IlHM r i l l Sh I Congress, iIft Ithe ruths were to be ter at to whether he was withdraw, agreement,” he aaid, “ panis, i» the kill continued. ing his statement alwiut thr hotI’otsdam agreement, weabgR* cf Fxislting contrels, which con­ less, he aaid he did not vara to the control rouncllt. nlthtuxh’ w* tinue until Nov, I, require on** c|rrv on . the controversy. Then M'aaliBM'l (u w .P sa l ItS'l third down payment, with th* In- he added that Henator llrhkrr I It - to th* Jayceei c e e iflT g4. proposed• sur tlever have born permitted i„ par•tallmeutg runniug rto longer than Ohio! heard "some, hut not alF'-of - W uf„,th* u lure of mu- Urinate as f-ill ne»fTirr--^-\ par­ 16 months on automobiles, stoves, the conversation he aaij ho had hlcipalities, serai for money," ties to the l ) f ” s lre"*b»sj?. In a lengthy defen-g „ f the mechanical tilth washers, ironers. with Miea Applewirk. h* declared. property is three voire es-enemy states. stairs. Knrilnikov ivrvilniXov refrigerators, washing machine* Ilrowstrr said he asked to see supposed to ^ 'a p p ra isedd at 100 that the Uni!** Plates radios and sum* other goods. reporters because it seemed to him perrent, but. ia banning close to •rharerd es.l II >-2! ■ ! ■ ...___ _______-.4 ' K IM K lS b and llritain were auoporting leae00 M percent” . A 20 |wrc*ni down payment, “ the public -and the press is en­ Ml with installments limited to 13 titled to my comment” on quvtlons F. F.' Housh’older. at a recelii tionary group* In those ruuntfiet months is required'fur furnltun Put to him by Hughes which he City Cointmaaion meeting outlin­ which were conapiring to o»ar.and rugs, ed a plan for reappraisal of prep throw tha "truly demon *ti« ;r»a did not get a chance to answer. gimes” now In power. I - t, n n« w legislation, the One query fired by Hughes waa •rty here, he pointed out and He asked Brasilian Represent*I resident could restore rnntrils how Rrewater could reconcile his City otfinels declared that they •Her Not. I, In the event he de­ statement that he knew nothing had been thinking along th* the a same live Henriqu* Housa Goti** why clared a new national emergency about a possible merger of TWA line* and would do aomethim aomathing he suported th* UniteJ HtaUs' or In time of war. . showed criticism of Bulgaria. RoiUnla'MA and Fan American, with article* about It if other cltlseiu ahowei to awaken Hungary and aakad how he would llughei read from the publication, interest. "We Aviation News, which Hughei con­ citizen* to their responsibilities in like it If some country prJteated Id M r.' Itatigsn. against “ the outlawing «f Ooe o f ' tended indicated that Urewster did this matter/* said Jllycee Meet Boftball Captain Richard Dea* the ma|or parties in.Brazil.” - • k^ow about It. Houxa-Gome* retorted: • > Rrewater aaid ho thought he had announced that after conferring .a r * « » Oee» ”1 regret that th* rrprewnUtiv* Rotary Captain Orvilij aid the 8 iat* Road Department made it clear when he wan on th# with In choosing a alto along a main atand that ha had heard talk about Touchton, they had cajled off of the1 U. 8. 8 R. U y o T X 'fnregardTng T R cUeilona' In highway for establishment of • f merggr and had mentioned It the softball Uli scheduled for formed U filll. ■ . Dlrnir ground^and rrntinJ atn*! '‘ LavU*,.. it. hlBtUlf ln ,6 l>ujajL K ve n ln t_ d u a _ -la — wal barbecue, lla grounds. King t.Un W. O. Liv - 1 1 Jo nol belfev# plans by the Tourist Com- Uon with Hughes1 last March. *' On the aland, Urewster said ho mgston reed a letter from Di»- States government svsr at) lUtaa In furnishing the Tourist ............... rtcl Presido.it Hoke urging tha ! i lmpo,V ,u «»n at)lie stlon Booth which wjll be never had offered to call o ff the l net a I* Liana b,L.t,w Jayvaes on U - current Investigation In exchange Iona to build up m.mbershlp. for a merger. • "It ought to ba good at the Day. .Tnlrteeh applUatiom. ---- ----------------- -----. noxt meeting. Vra, A . D. GaUb- “ i* > »* »* d a «. that la not ■va boon received from auiillV mbied to a e ir* ''aomV'of of th> Amarkan-countri.e ^ the position o f recepln Nonrovta, capital o f ' her^/atnout^frild M lU t«d • mm chlckan,” be . th , Romans used caU«D.V far Llbaria, U caU ^ - B ^ d ^ ; : ’- '" «Md. ••Otto * ■ • -ridv* M R ■ • , • . ’JT: l W EATH ER Noah Dietrich, who hcadi ......... , , \ V T r \ c Hughe‘f Tool Company, told the romraitlcf that, although he had K - i o . 'i K . ^ j s B a r r e t t W a r n s U r been . served wilh a subpoena to 00.000,000 the “ full employrCm-1^ * * 1, 1 goal as defined by former Vic* produce the documents, he legally President Henry A- -Wallace. July does not have possession of them rmp)oymant_topf>*d J\ine, th* nr,, beciuse ihej . comprise. Hughes' vious high, by 24,000 workers personal papers. Counting those in th # '*y n4 ! forces, the nation’s July total?V — ZDo you have those papcrt?“ job holders waa 02,604,000. . Ferguson demanded of Hughes. “ t don’t have them on my per­ U p -j P r e m ie r M a k e s S e c o n d L a b o r it c C a u c u s son, i f that la what you mean," Hughes retorted, as spectators A p p e a l F o r C o u n ­ h o l d s D e c i s i o n T o Increase In Prices roared arith laughter. s w s w e e k E d ito r A d ­ Hanging a glass ash'tray on the D e f e r N a tio n a li7 c il A c tio n F o r c in g --------------+ Announced By Nash d r e s s e s C l o s i n g • committee table, Ferguson shout­ in B S te e l In d u s try T roop W ith d r a w a l ed: “ Don’t try to get smart with D em a n d s O n S e n a to rs ’ d k t r o i t , 1 Aug. 8, nfi - p * , * B a n q u e t O f S ta te this committee." A DITICTIVI AH IM M I 70 COMfOIT Fillpina Mammano. 9, ss the child’s T im e A nd F a ilu r e Increases on Nash automobiln I a v m » C o n f e r e n c e mother, Mrs. Orlendlna Nicoilela, cries hysterically In the background. In one o f the stormiest sernrt LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 11 ’ oF* R a n d a l l A n d T ’ lu * “ B a b e l ’ - v ; ii 0P) , Win LONDON, ' W . ..... , ranging from 195 to 1168.40 h«r. * J a y C eC C U " lC IC " C of tha Inquiry into Hughei $40,-.* Tha youngster, pawn in s custody disputa between her two parents. Picmicr N'okraihy Pa.ha ol .ton Churchill ’ .aid -tonight In* T o L o c a te M eyer been announced by Nash-Kelvink — 77 ", OOOJIOO wartime airplane contracts, was about to sail from New York (or Italy with hrr lather when lb* f• 1 or Corporation President Groin EtWsrd W. Rsrtctt. editor " Egypt today warned the United Labor government*, ’’economic etiHughes today charged that Chair­ mother, armed with a writ of habeas corpus,' attempted to halt her G iv e n A s R easons W. Mason. Nawtw^rk msga/inc. told the Naliotit Secuiily Council that fail­ ii.” legislation confm rd powman Ferguson (R-Mirh) wa* try daughter’s leaving. Ignoring the writ, Uie (ether boJided lb* S. S. The boost*, which went Into ,f. Junl0, Chamber of Com C l u b U r g e d ing to put him and Meyer on the ■Seiurnla and the girl waa Unally allowed to sail (international)' T o E a c k ure to gel Briti.h troop, out oi r l. of '-viitual diclaloi.hip on a \\ \ S H I\ t.lON", tug. 11. ( I *1 stand at tha same time to “ grab Th.Ur*d. ^ ’. fo11- ' merer conic,rncr at it. clo.inf — ijuasril llirdwell. llidlyssisod Egypt may lead n > open waifate cabinet whn»p piiine inini.tei ed inersasea in recent days ht n * "_ , . .l R o a d s id e P a rk ts A t publicity” . . puhiicltl man. said t«d ») he General Motors Corp., 'Packsrf bjfcquet Sunday, that the econotn againit llir lomnuri. "might he dtjtatdrd" al any nm “ Now juat a mlnult. Mr. will flic a ♦1.000,909 lihel suit • Frrguton: Will you try to bring S t a t e C o n f e r e n c e oense account of Kuxi--it Hit dwell, Motor Car Co., and Halter-Fraut bland political cum in huro| c Hughes,” Ferguson shouted. Making hi. .econd appeal fpr ment. against Vi.iti l»ielflih. offirisl him in? Hollywood publici.t Huffhti said hr would not pro CorF’ ,|.. ,, . . j*e “ not only iciioui but .taggeini ihe llurhes Void t’ ompsny, council action again.! thr Blit ' Chun lull addirued lli«* lloit-i C i t e d A s C m i r m Hughes: No, I don't think I will. ~ Approval ol universal military This account bad lirted Jesse due* Meyer because Mayor twice Isecuuse of trliimony whirh The big rrowded committee Mom iih. the Premier .aid in a 9.00<* ot Commoni a. il moved toward c ; £ a - u -. r « 7 * « t c c O l F r t c c i o m had been brought before th* com­ training wa. voiced at the rtatc Jones, then head of the liecon- -u,“u T , r p i a I list 11sh gase a Senate siihwas silent for a full minute as word prepared .perch: final action on llir lull, .y-pime.l absorb raising costs of matertsli n**'1* ty trf f , ' ° n lo U . . mittee. ’ * Utriwj lunmAWler engpwsng'**•♦*» ptauw , _ fintshM Bgiooe aad tlist esety nalumt i»r ducciot'i-mfcluui, duimtLjhc iu pi . Ferguson and Hughes gland at structiun Finance Comnany, at oim ami labor which go into "T h e mflfihm o f peojHP, ; i4H« f,irt' ive»^ irf* t T>ie||miiivrv' vote Grimly, Ferguson asked Hughes each other. contractu a « mlril to Howard MOSCOW \u«. I I bP) l).v incr cnnfcirntr of iKc FfouiTi of those Hirdwwll rlairiMl lo have } a if t o m O'b 11 e s "without *iaT« _ Britain, might tutiumL. to repeat that. ’ llnuht-s .Hildaell. who said h* inhabit the Valley of the Nile Earlier, today llailiamrnt's Lebqr^ Then the chairman tnkid font- antertained in the pcrio.1 from prices^" vi,I / .n lu jtU , Piavili inmmen Jaycrr. which was held al th' had Iwen called lo lesllfy tsefor# "I don’t remember,” Hughes laid mitti-u counsel to. drgw up u .»ublet. the United , Slates is su< have never erasrd to resent th ■ ilet in' a caucus ttpbchl the Alt He said Nash was h'ktnr th e June 17 to July 16^19.2, Dietlirh tail f. ilrlivernl in .vllai k ol n m llir S m ile Mat Investigating slowly. “ Oet It o ff the record.” poena for Meyer linnwdiatil). sfu 1 in it.toring Isigc icj Ic Mayfair Inn over the Wffkfnd pirsencr of IJrllish fortes on Eg)p Ire cahinrt’ s decision lo sir Ire na cost of its low price “ 600’* line cl said. f.iilK"ii|inillre this morning, (O ff th* stenographer’* iw ord­ iv li.ill * page b-liv «'n the 1 ml and was presided over by Ihci Ferguson signed the papers and car* for th* first time since OPA luftion and a higbrr slsndafd ilefora the question n! entertisn territory. ing of the proceedings I. lionah/alinn of the ilrrl indu'lrs, announced: . • e«l Stales pie**. iletl.umg it was drilled at a ne»a conference idrnl W. F. (B ill) Rollc.lon ol controls were removed last year. lln l hr fslsltird an expense living to Knglsnd and llic Meyer, p u b l i c i t y man for rhurrhill said "a convulaim-" "S o long as the occupation con “ I Just signed a subpoena for lainineal for Jones was insed, thf not .in oig.iu ol opinion anil ton Manncland. ai'onul. is Dietrich testified committee had produced front the Hughes, has testified to spending Meyer-forth wit it.” Ip the l.al>or-Party might resiitl itinent. linuew this populai icsentment^an , v « iii'ii. I iii .» lom m cim l cute: 1104,000 In l>™m°Unn of Hughes’ I lie dirretors endor.ed snd ap Isvl v^pkt — . in Use’ powers' falling (o "tbc Handing the paper to committee White House files a telegtam from expense account7” 1 . . . . .* • * not ne stilled. Its llare-ups cannot Minister «sf Health 1 Aliemin Itev Mr. BaiieU.-jyho served on ific ventures. Including airplane con­ attorneys, Ferguson said to tell INrdwell to Stephen Fatly, then n piovrd * motion that l II tlulu ' pii*e. “ DeftnHelyr Dietrich replied. tracts. Ills detailed list of, .ritirn\\ \<|||NC.|t»S, \wg II ^ he prevented. Such a siloalion an) nr sdineoiie rlss'.’* ’ ' If ol the Ollice o( War Inlortp_ the United State* marrhaP “ that White House •rcrrlary.~ail.ing for cooperate extensively vvith th* j’ MV.Ia is the olll.ivl oigan ol He said.the expense item al­ ditures included many items o f en­ we mean business on this Sub­ an appointment with Fatly to dis­ can easily get out of hand. Ihe Ihe Senate inquiiv mlo 1 lovrarrl ition during the war. was *n A Socialist informant *tiid mory ready had been paid at tho time it Stair Koad Department in ihrir cuss Hughes’ plane. l llir t omnium I P ulv. tertainment for Army -officers, poena” . Ihn-.li. ‘ vviitii"* plkPf contract* peaceful intentions oi my* govern than IlMi Lalwrites nbsiatn«| from B d U ced hy Lind Wrber, manager government officials and others. roadnde park project, aad »•» *1 Dietrich identified a $2,040.66 rame to hia attention. Ha adJM / «tj*vsk) * ill n k vs a* in iv Karlier. the Senate invertigatora voting at llir. party caucus. A l!tT m— Iritm l— ihrtTjnlp i " 1 *v: and—1 ment may be thwarted." Mayl air Inn. where the The Ferguson, Hughes exchange found an expense account item by bill llirdwell had submitted to that the company had “ many deal of A the Road Department in any wav tee’ e anugio- *d-sw|"rr "sens un*y I .11 Ill'll to an iil'.lr by ST: M vnvgiquj , , III . ings" with llirdwell and may have went on: — Declaring thatthe rtreearTTfir. four Votes. a| )<> 77. This .action Meyer’s predecessor as llughei’ rover expenses on hit trip. «| L ' h - y p m n h l e . l.ihtcn bibs in I James ol t*n' , ' "■* > l gotten, the. money-bark-on-other Ferguson: Now Mr. Hnghei Ish-Fgyptlan treaty signed in '930 fotced Vrrali'itraut member* lo , siniicil l hail man I r i » u s o n quet ’ — “ I-qt»r*tturn'd I M Hem Tuneerh*, quel were held. Declaring that be ' w>ke» ie-yeur answer: 1 Nrvs. Nmk limes, who lisd.’ ciit F’retl C!rrwn of Orlando presided bad lorn "superceded l-y ilje ( U. wlllidrasv n |eso|iltio|| l alllllg lipo'i or Ji-sse Junes and iinm. dlately; Ing Mr. Jones," thu witness smd, transactions. (K Mi' ll.) "I 'he tim.. 5ell *•» vie \V*r In He testified that llirdwell had had married a Florida girl and over the meeting of the nmretaries N. I Charter," the Premier sharply the goverilmrut to iitnlei lake. I It Hughes: I Just told you that I got an affidavit that' Jones-waa ‘and railed him up. Mr. Jonea ■itireil Ailleiani es ol Alrvtmlri 1 i vrsti-vlini! •commlllee, whi»h i* made the affidavit that tho .ar{g« now a frequent vuilor to this on Saturday afternoon. The rec- assailed llritish arguments (list the Btrel program at tin- next ses­ don’t rtmambar. • not entertained. • •said he was not- present at any en­ j MuiO/OV. S n ir) ilelrgslr III llv council should dismiss the case as i "inIm ling the ,iit|unv\ simply »nretaries recommended to the.state 1 * 1 * . .Uie, Mr, Barrett ..id that a. Ferguson: Then I'll ntk you sion of I’m hann-nt, n|uoiinr in Noah Dietrich, executive of tertainment given -by Mr. llird­ name of Jones because he haj put l 'uilril Nation I >iminii uul b-> organization that they publish n* gruuntllcaa. The (renty* gave Itri- Oetolier. I.al«>r I'aiiy l ef t Wing , III llll'lCll I v1"*ed V-SIIOII of the again. “ Will you bring »lr. Meyer Hughes' Tool Company, produced well." editor of New.wcek, hii job u down the name of evervon, he conrial t iiiimil. • pamphlet to lie issued If riicli er- lain thh right to station troops in cis have ls-.-n aiiarking A llltr In to the 2:00 o'clock hearing. the affidavit after he said lie had group that l|-had been decided • Then, said Ferguson. "In your tacted In Washington and had en- digging out live news and trying ganizntion eccrelnry outlining Ids Egypt. (M oio/ov lolil the . I "HIM il Hughe*: No. I don’t think I will, uuestiuned five year* ago an ex- “ Plnion llirdwell hud padded his I tertained only • few j f them. on thi* ground retain progrism wot »n drier luit’ iei lie.iung* until lie. ahead of the duties. A brief nullin'- of the Nokrnahy Pasha strevserl tlirse to tec "too little nnd too late" .and his Soci.il t mnmiller I titlav. \ii4 I. executive secretary's office was four points: Nov I / nrw« leadership was .untn-piidig. ' lllfll Hu'iin lia.l ie.il tieril"in "I , ” 1—The fart that dispute ex­ given by Hoyce I’yweil of Jack lie gave I* > pun q**l reason*. One fnrliini at Ihe parly cau­ •®me of it ii very rncoura<:ists. 'o l llir pies* .t i I that ill* sonville. cus railed for Immediate le^umo I Ollier ileinvtnls on ihe seninf.” he added, "and tomr ii " 2 —The fact that the Egyptian Hill Carter of Tamos who is ein nation* ih I not Hr s.snl that tion " f »tiade negotiations wild lints’ lime, in til ling plans •*' • government have made a delwtmin­ pretty grim." state chairman of the ".Mist Flor­ the nulv guaianln ol a lire pies* Russia. Sit Ktjiffntd (Tipps, pirsn.»l lu »e mad- for liips to F.uSubdividing hit tslk somewhat ida" pageant, stated that the state ed and honest effort to settle the Idcnl of the board of trnde, ielay in "lonunimil ov nri«hq>. dispute by negotiation with tin •I the various classifications m director* voted to contiLve the United Kingdom, and this effoit plied that th e.next move was up • Ijauies cnliuoriiird in an a 'lirir iope. pageant which it a statewide to the itussiaiu. socialist aourtfiJ ....... ........... .. .In .>«••*• 2. Th e-inahility-of the coni • are presrntfd in his msgv- search for the most l<e«itliful Fioi- ha»_failed. Riitidav. Vug........... ths* i>r<-• illation of the it i* ‘ *vn p ir »« I nnltie to locate John Meye-. *9—The fart that the continu­ report'd 'a fter ibe w r i t meet­ « , Mr. Barrett said that the. Ida girl, ing. The trade talks 'broke down it* n f u r p ir s s U- p i.ip n g n o ja j^ ^ f|< for Miss Fill* ?JrG«die*. Mi»t Flor­ ance of this dispute it likely to rn recently when llrilain tefused to e level will probably go higher, gone i rnry.” j|| ,s _ . ida of 1947, was presented dining danger tne maintenance of |>eaee at least this fall, although six the dance Saturday eveninr at the and security not only in the Valley rafr 'he tepayment of a wartim — C’-Vlnuiug.-lia*. ncvcr-jiuukL-anidl — - , * 7r 7 A '" ; 17 ” ... Inoir- nholit its pir V l"djr>,’-J I rttfUfon f*Hl thV >•’ *. '< u vs roomIn ago most of the expei’ s Mnyfajr I nil- MU* -McGrbcr Ja an of. the Nil*.Nile. but throughout th* .credit ( o • Moscow. ’ Other Lalmrltrs railed for cuts Jaoiri wtolr. " Il iryaid. Ill" proi* llir ratlirst rl.slr ilisi * c"tnnviite* ig ’^sKiiiglnn hsd ’ ihmighl piitr- 14 v m old Sf. Petemb'irg high Middle Fait. "4 —The tact that the ’eouditlfuis In the armed forces rum* drnstbs n* an HlUptMUll for the support il|r.yf'e|* school girl and h*» been the Tar r.*dl«f cunciuvfe otbc k%d reached their peak. of stability ami well bmng t fiir l : : „ e A-titv has p.fi/wtt*. uf (hr Coinnvihilsl F a i t i t !'• * « sin 11 s l l » » "l 1 am no-prophet,” he explain- pon Roundup U i'ftP at 9t- P«”,m* are nFcessatv far peaceful and Members of the government said ii.il! what it .nils id-i.-ti • l.inr also Florida’s l’oln*«ttla ” but mi HfW" s tiff* o f* N e e i ­ burg, brio,' nalisin mul iiiluvv*. I" I • printed Queen and Mitt 8t. Petersburg.’ friendly.relations can be brought everything possible was k are many -.experts whose If ng l'«|p k ill done lo reduce the army, navy Randall Gnfl. '»i " f Mr. and Mrs. " K. twiff. pnlnrrd v*ilh Halve vvlint lull's tlie .......... nf ; >• aa I ih It Is to study the reports and svon the coveted title of Miss ' "• Ruth dining lt>eii irrvnt trip In '.Mmilgomery, \la. N'r« Vmk lin k fll> I'll and ati force. t»>tbitu.* Ilii'te. FvVI • «l'Mi • M' Florida at the Miss Florid* pageU ■■Haste ■■ Paa* »ls ) Murvitov'e i ritlclsm .*f th? *A u On the steel issue, government • ml Drlmilj Hiitilall mil only mrl llir "Sullsn of :-".vl" hut Iran ant held last June In St. Peters­ N ‘ 1 spokesmen told the can.iw there led With him IIV.I vi'lled his N » h t of k immi in rnnnection "ilh y t m wax |'i mletl burg. ' • i , i>r»»* was no intention to abandon an apprai mrrsj thr "Itahe" l» myklriR for Ford >lnl»r t ’o. on In-half I’ ritlrisni v ( the Hv Sunday morning a "brag" break­ vviinld nut* he |>rInt•-1 II! 'I ••t- • election prumise to tiation&iire nf Amuirail I tgimi Inninr llqseliall. fast was served, and *■••'*» followed iq Hint rlniiinslnnr.- l.es .1.If H..the mills. They insisted, how­ . by a state director’* confvroncr. explanation between the lt-i**tnii ever, the cabinet should tie h.-e J. Drailry Odham, president of i v i -m w i l l F. Ang. I t .— nnd American p r e «»’’ i • to choose an appropriktv lime. the Seminole County J*ycee», act­ "TIi h it ' i ' viiii \ affecting w orld Some laimlon nrwspnpr-ts re­ Thr wilt 1 *1 •!••!l »»i -l ..... . .... i i.i *in>c'X« 11 it v* .vffeet ed as the host fof tho conrlave RERUN . Aug. ’ l l , bT>— An eatlier - that Aliemin llev.lntlll'4 I18M>|I«h| till* l .‘ v * «0M” If1* ibr -ml ind plans ad everyone and was assisted, by T. K. Tucker American Army official said to- ported . fi.ih nnd Hill of ltli:hf a * nilill I,,,. , nnd Alvin Odham who were co­ day he hail arreited a woman an had threatened to resign ns I,, .I., with Htfii.-iiitural CHICAGO Aur. 1 1 —4/D—mil chairman for the .conference ar­ emissary who smuggied Princess Minister of Health if the govern rnifr.l 8 ( r( p i rltlfri*' tl» • .'h* * i i in.mIih-i I-wv " ,tbl V. ill•-\.w L, dom rested and grinning after rangements. ment abandoned plans to nation tvlnir nnd »lni»d®i»,n ? Hermlne’s Jewels to her son V\ ,i , |i. • ..f Ft mi Is it three-day flight around th* (•■ill. I t ,e u "lil >011 alile iron and steel vvoik* lltrrjil nf punliiliiilffit i I * t 1 h " Randall The chairmen appointed several P r i n c e Ferdinand Schoenaich* M a il.i. i".li- . in 'IL«v-'i«sing the nrld which ended vestcnlav, re. llm llix n l •■ r « a » ••«> * ■inti ...l. fj" lull pii-«liiiii.m in the Caroiath. • _ nl Ml .»n«l M f l l k Cacti f %' Mi l if Ih lr tlindr no NM‘ h Ho* Ived Chicago's acclaim today In Hy accident, we found she still ' /' ............. im I by ibe 27 neltre I’aik A venue. W.V! ll mvy ..I ..11 • "« <b” h « " l : "W e b,."’ nayade drrsvn State Street. hail sonic of the Jewels belonging i N o n - S t r i k e r s A n d the nri^HHuili'Kid I ub lutl.vy iiKlay av > |t|l jjotug lu Hit)!" ’ 9*"i xnti-x ,. t.’ i. im -the wgviisatjon Ths 27-year-old fiver. hU use. T c x a n H I n j u r e d H e r e to Princess Hrrmine whirh she wiili b h" hi l ls. "Slal'tii-.511.111 C I O P ic k e t s C la s h nts, h'« wife and two children, lie teluiued Irom > two week** nVrlixiNld lo plea*r Hie ! '*-f ,,f P r a i s e H o s p i t a l C a r e had not turned over to the --..it. lx l"i'g psxl -due, rer# driven down the Lnop> Prince," said O. R. Carlucd, di­ ■ visit In M.ildgniuriv. Ala.. N'cvv ans^’ t vci ii.- ."I.- i mmentator ifie r msl% street" In • hastily orga.sCLINTON. Mlrh., Aug. 11. bP) Asking whether J vmo« «n in ■uni tin ba - I'.'intrd nut,we have Mr. and Mr*. Notma’t Atkinson rector of *the Army’ * criminal In­ Cluix. at thru Kgulsr lumhe-vn -*d procession, with an honor __' A clash between jilckel* ami vestigation department. Hie name o f the v * :a tl vhmtoMtntr -rpparent prngtess of Houston, Tax., who were ser­ nol“ pnty m <-i ami n l l ' i f l i ' It<tu i«ed of motorcycle policemen. Carlurri said he would ask the nort-strikera before-thn gates •Jnw Ynrk’ TInicx or in Hi • " ........ r'fwarvl - it-’i iously Injured In «n iiitomoWU test g ml, flneu th# Th# usual shopping throng took . /r. . rt. Ruth but iiilila-il rllvnwt vvilh ih .ill American newanven. / > I* ’ lcrinii'-.ii"ii " f linsHlittex. accident on the Orlando highway Russians for a report on Princess Ihe Clinton Machine Co. injured, <ms ou*. to line the street and five persons today and led Sheriff j R e c o r d O l w 1 St IJ Hemline's death on grounds that said: "Jartien i n " " a ’ vei • II th*j —Anier' in i-tpiMts play a irem* foimrr Null hi nl Nw.il on a pLur early In July, were discharged heer for Odom who mad# the Ifitrrnsllnnsl (’l in in '" a ' 1 m>* • ml <ilx I 'I in xelllng the d*gre# from the Fcrnald Laughton Me­ underworld characters seeking Ihe Elmer M. Hrlngman t » ««>> (01 * tlip and hi In* New V n l h>*ni'. 111 v isio n xhausttng J9.646-mll* solo trip royal Jewels she possessed might •tale police assistance. iufq t\ i r « n 1 n t l f » » 7 > ft* * i,( |n...|. i itv m l»< k of prosper morial Hospital today and weia A neplicw i-l laiurt I’ l bap fr«4Nl«n»i which About 75 employee* entered th n 73 hours, 5 minutes and It reported ’ t*•*f ,l" »"•*. ,|. .I,.,. u ii .M ."ir ,-i'tiie country. sufficiently recovered have been Involved. Carluccl said By It tcHllMa*#*! asn I'na ms* I a physician, of the Kaiser'a widow- plant after crashing a picket ho­ “ aennd*. tnaiy. pul'ln , iclalionv dllrclnl I"dti l v »flia of I ■ > i|i|.-to return to their home in Texas Psn maker Milton ’ Reynolds, though Mr*. Atkinson will have to reported "she was in apparent of applnxlinatv-ly 300 Cltt United »f /talk® ho on* •i.i i" • t« L'ir iii ; local liu»ltif*i mm I" Fold ISIntm t "liipany s Cellti.il Re lood health" I'efiue her death Auto Workers, Urn sheriff said. naer of Dill Odom’* record make the trip by ■mhulanco. Hit I mas l'a | a Clubs were swung, fists flew vvip;M viip|Mut <>l * N-' gimi wIt" i> in iliaige "I AppcAliUl ’ { i d i i i R : T o u r n a m u n l s obe-ytrellng flight, estimated >ii tlicg inn (tumslinn inn : " Mr. Atkinson hnd only the ast Thursday in the Russian and atones were hulled dining the I hat JA# trip cost 150,000 but aaid tone. company in Senlurl. ers Rut It i> unling tlnosiglioul ll" tional (ioarli con highest pralee • today or the S l i i t v d O n l d i l w i r D ia . v l ,I ,x. The investigator said none' of melee. Hrtngham added. **? ••i'l HI <EV wbrth It-” ^ 4w*l»rvll I k i i i K c r m i H C’ i m v i c t s 6 li| ."fg M M J. C - I lufv-himn nut- country- l" i l."id rwi*— tbe 29 plece. of jewelry, rich In two of tho non-striker* were ho*, Reynolds said the exact eost treatment they had Amnicau Lrgmn Junmi llavrliall lincd lo ngmlieis «>l tlw pitalizrd and three, others were From 48 to 60 Imi «-x nod the J l ! ,PJU \K\r,^ f U 0„Tvm'nSand S Precious' stones, which A#- Prince ‘ l')s u ;i| H ’ J a i l I n ( ! a r won’t be known until “ all the bills t‘r especially the efficiency corns In” but_ that It averagol courtesy o f Ihe members of th* reported missing was among the injured, none seriously. Plant win­ runt lull ati thru (fgulai luntliroii Randall joilieil tlv Ruth pal!) IwhI cowboys nnd riderx jn !lil« gems recovered. dow* 'were broken. about 1200 an hour "Just to keep hospital *(a(f. He also expresstialay the Iccoiii nl llie 31**1 D. in Mnnlgouiciy nn July 2 fi. In nten will iiartlrlruitd th Hie **"« RAI LM. 'Ta -. Aug. II. t.r»— Army agents said they atill I’oiiy Rilling Tniirpninent ;nd I nm vri.i.d p11 toners, described tha Bombthsll In the air.” genrial *<1 hi* appreciation f«r tho many were unable to locate the misting viiion in k i 1 ami tiir 124th grihrt with Halve, his wdr end inr#»<l wlil'-li will lo- held itniiiiq: x i . I,..,.;. .ox." excap'.i Th# April Itlo** circling flight kindness** .which had b^n ex­ .*xca|a'.| iiom finnv Inlanliy iij psilitulev ‘luring th- miiir and’ Ml. C1s||vnian. Rand vli ■I 1:00 i.'rlnck I jvIm.v In y pfler ii, "..v. . ■. da'.g. which Ferdinand said M r « . J a n e S a l c c b y -----• • - .after m£ of the Reynold* plane which set truded to him hy the local min­ treasures, . I.'ijy/.ivlf r.'.lny ( I m IIs m S as •*■■• ait) insilp llir Inp Jmin Montgonici) nivnii In Fort Mellon Fork on tlm nv irrrnt war . iverpowcrimr two guard*, taking a nsw record for a plana with n isters. officials and many others D ie s In J a c k s o n v ille to New Vuk 'on aii Amefis in lavkrfritnl flirnlevarij. I* " " HIn ii gun., and lobbing then, of erew, cost* about a quarter of n during their 29 A«y stay In tha A nu"ic lj piogism (caliiniiH imUnceil |7>ibvv hy Charles B'-' k. ♦ HMI Miss K ate C. Flynt uffllon ' dollars. Reynolds added. hospital. Ajihnrx III 4. , • , , Funeral service* for Mr*. Jane Dave Mian on *aml Bill \laini I in, v pixlnl l.elievcl .imirThe Bombshell, a converted A-20 " I have been tremendously .Im­ Died Saturday A . M. Armstrong Kale. by. who died Fri­ Tim aiglits « f New Yurk pi >■ rhairman of events. ol Lilly a d Cuily lullliilly Seminole County »|*nlt men, gtrxl from ih" outside, James W. , wap purchased by Rey- pressed" im said, "hy the kindly vidi-d the ,Knnf"id youngster wi'li day in Jacksonville afti-T a short chest14 wai prevented by Cheilet w lliw 4 • « Pea# *1*1 Christian nttitude of your people, Ilian v I In ill - for five days, dm ing merchants nnd rllire.is are Icing MrD'.tutld, 2'b »4 Worrester. U t illnrti, will be held Tuesday a f­ requested l»y the rolWlillltee ill Ih. ........ I*. ■ ■ w tv.-vt h.» lii'l t up a and I wish you woitld.tell them all . Mist Kate C.- Flyht died early ternoon at 3:00 o’clock al the Moriuon.t L ing mamlolm and vio­ whirh ho aLn had ills pictimcharge nf arrangements to d"nntp Korn-I "!•• hn-l openad hi* cell (I'M lIxw S an 1‘asr «lvl how much Mr*. Atkinson- and I Baturday morning in an Orlando Erickson Funeral Home with The lin witli « jual ilrxtriity. Shan' funds In pay puree, in tl»- t»iieii , -it-t in- ileaned. Ha then hospital following, an Illness of Foreign Diplomats appreciate It." , iinmeut ami races. Ilnnnt'i are a.I- Im t.'l Ih" guard In live .-ell and nine months. 8 h* had been con­ Rev. Mark Carpenter of Holy non. SMOtr ranied by. Maitin on Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson were Leaving Paraguay injured in a three vehicle wreck fined to the hospital for three Cross Episcopal Church officiat­ tbc guiisr nd lim y Kud'JI al U . S . D c k ’ i f u t c E n d s vi*e.l to rnntivct Slicnff I’.. A. i.l.ii-.'t rl.i- ..thrrsj ing. Interment will lo; In LakeMern, Deputy Heel- or I 1 •' Mk Woikiug dlenlly and deliber­ ’ which occurred on the afternoon weeks. tbc piano, | ayrd "An/'ina Bag. * I n d u i u ’ H ia n M e e t i n g I’avlirk win. kre mrtilbera of ih.- ately. tin four prisoner* waitevt BUENOS AIRES, Aug. U . Born June 22. 18*17 In Monrpe view Cemetery. "I’VE SUN miUlont of pounda of tobacco sold of July 10 when their StudMinker Mrs. Ssleeby Is survived by one "lie Sure ‘ Here's- No Mistake, com ni it tee. |..iig • nougli to inti tlm guards __ £1 Mundo said today foreign sedan crashed Into a south bound county, Ga. Mias Flyrit had for daughter, Mra. Wallace M. Philips Edward IDgglnt, manager « f and t" .'pen a siuali Jail safe diplomat* accredited to the Para­ semi-trailer kt auction. And at auction.after auction, I ’ve Ry I I A 14It IH JACKSON after 'lie tractor merlv llvsd ln Forty.n, Ga. lufoie of Hanford; one gtand-daughter "Foui Leal lo v r i," "Whispeiint'* guayan government ary reported which was hauling it stopped coming to Banford 22 years ago property of other JOGJAKARTA, Java, Aug. II. the Reminnir County Chamher «.t containing Cabbage Jane Merritt Philips; a grandson "Always" aiwj "D'le •MU Uie makers of Lucky Strike buy tobacco on tha frontier to be leaving (AV Walter A. Foote, United Commerre, tmlay jirfiliclnl that prisoner* She resided on Geneva Avenue. . suddenly. ...... • Jr. of Sanford Down. uown. hlllpa ' “ The regime of President Tlm jnil I"Mixed (17 men and It States consul general, concluded the evrnts will' prove very Popu­ Survivors Include two titters, that’* got real arookin* quality . . . tobacco the mother, Mrs. D. C. Green ol Morlfilgo was pictured in h.M-se women -prisoner#, who remained Miss Jane Flynt and Mrs. D. A. General Ilutchimn icvcalIrvl gov- late today a six hour visit t » this lar. Events will Incliul" HISTORICAL SOCIETY Catce, 8 . C.; two sisters sml three thee* report* arranging to Nation* Indonesian Republican capital af­ races for jncn_ari.| gtt|«, trick calm. . Uiat amokee up mild, cool and fragrant.” JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 11, — Watkins, both of Sanford; three brothers. ctnmrnt |Ja»» to create s er the capiUl from AauncMaking their way through the ter "hearing the opinions of entnc riding and tournaments uponsir"'! (in — The annual meeUng of the brothers, J. W. Flynt, Geneva, F. el Gusid ihrre limes a law people" wh’lr 11 he said' he would by Hie Dusty Roots Itnlun: Club. mam office o f the jail, th# four aa to Pilar, a city ’ ’ oL/.w er than Florida Historical Society will be II. Flynt. 8*nford and W. Y. 10 mile* aouthas tlie (>ne|wliicb cxivlnl bcfoie pax* on to Washington. n Throe event* will add gii-xHjC^>t<* r<vc*|*e** held Up Ktewar.l John 10.000 persons 1»•* . held here Feb. 6 and 7, 1948. Dr. Flynt. Sylvester, Ga.; also a num Soaring Trophies O f The views were sounded to him the attractions offered In the Wit 'll ax Ii" « a « reporting for Hwest of Asuncion, the last wot. and sjalcd that it Mark F. Ho yd of Tallahassee, ber of nieces and nsphews. • and’ stole his car for a fisverel diplomat were reportflivetal diplomat* .Funeral services were conducted Vlrs.Bennis Displayed would be prqiaird to K° *n*° ton,‘ mainly by I’rnidbqt Roetkatno public on this day, he ntated. work society president, aaid today. and l ’rrmier Amir SJarifoed.ltn Ampunt nf the prizes will be getaway. *d to have arrived at the ArgenB. T..(2urrin, IndtpinJtnl lolocco M rrAouwnes of this afternoon at 3:30 o’clock at bat within <)0 days allei a decla­ during threo hour* of conferences announced later. Une town of Formoae, near tho the Erickson Funeral Nome with Ox/ord, N . C., k<u 60m • Lucky Strike asaeW for 26 yuan FAUJI CONVENTION Two attractive trophies recently Paraguayan bonier. Many motorists stopped from ORLANDO. Aug. 11. — ( f ) - Rov. E. D. Brownlee ami Rev. won by Mrs. Vitglnia Bennit, na ration ol war. He sanl that lhc at the pirtiih-ntial palace. FLIGHT DELAYED Earlier Morlnlgo’a government tlm* lo Uftre yesterday afternoon local c o m p ly will luve a comWith U. 8 . Senator Bpeatard K. Douglas Charles officiating. In said U had beaten hack an Insur Holland a* the principal .peaker, taYMtit. was ma-1? In Evergreen llonal woman •oaring pilotr are p fm r n t-o ff t fngcl i i mt fBft m w j— Hv-- see .riders prwrttevng—(•"—*"■ _*sIAV—V iiltK. Aug...11— biPl-r Two light planes pilotevl by for* iBIPl |n penetrate A sum* oa d U W H 0>6'TbarHt~C*ltt»rr LISBON. Aug. II, (/I1) — Ken.ua coming events. Ala/ut 84 riders rm-r U. S. Army filer* an a round. ihe 1947 convention .of the Flor­ Cemetery. A silver platter il shown which and will provide Sanlutd with an Eva Duarte I’eron was rn route turned out for practice. them defense*. ida Farm Bureau will be held In thr-worl.l-flight are held at Gooae waa given to her by tho Arthur ■a !•■*» *•*! llw tls s In Dakar from l.itlion by plane NORTHERN CELERY Miami, Nov. 14-16. Ray. Labrador, by bad weather . A. Evert# Company for the flight TH* 8 Y CYCLIST today after winding up her Euro, B. If, Guthrie, who Is associated ..................... MEET of longest duraUon in sight of thu The Hanford polict" fom> en­ prevailing in Greenland^ tlveir next pean tour. A l Dakar, the Argen­ with W. T. Whitehead In celary MEETING ( IHSICIK ‘MEET com; Post 8282 will meet tonight at field on July 4, at Wichita Falls. countered something new In stop, William Klrohmrtrr, their The regular monthly meeting merchandising at 8avann*h, N. Y. The new Uy license iirdlnanre tine president's wjf# will l/oard a flight manager, said early today. tha Legion Hut al 7:Q0 oeloek recently wrote that th* celery . ... ta will be givr n a final n-ading at ship for the trip to Recife, Brazil. "drunken driver*," Hatunlay when of the Board of Directors o f th# at which time a buffet aupper _ Another trophy, a -smhll gold Mamas Morgan, negro, was ar­ Strohmeier, said Jhe flier* mesDuring her tour Henura I’eron crop there I* In good shape and Seminole County Chamber of armlaslon meeting towill be aerved. A t 7:30 oeloek. the City C« sagt-it that they might be de­ thav market prospects ■ w a r.. are’ better figure, wa# . presented to Mrs. night, City Manager II. N. Bayer visited Kpain, Italy, l ’ortugal. rested for drunkenness whilo rid­ I lays-.t as long a* 24 hours. Capt Rey Green la aeheduled to Commerce will be held at 8:00 Dennis as champion American ing on a bicycle. than fair, •apeclally for the early Franco ami Swittorland. o’clock Tuewlay evening at th# -d t kla morning. announrrd i m ! on plana for re-bulldlng a woman soaring pilot. Chamber of Commerce Building. crop. I . .A National Guard unit here. * ■■ * -vV'a'i -r.'i-r * « .S a .2 1 S u rvey*. TH E ' I • . »■ -J: i ' . i■ �war.:: l'A UK -■ tw o The Sanford T H K SAW FOUD M r w A T n Herald K *lfib ll> *r4 r a b lU b * 4 fla llr » « « im "a t a r e a , 1 anil BaaMa) at t ’ larlda . I l l H aa n alla l i r a a i V<■: Thrifty Americans W.' nrr* often considorod lo Is* « H|wndU1rift nation, with nil our money frittered rivvnv, hut upitnrchlly that is ^ * '• * * 1 • " ■ m l . l a . . m a ll.t Drtabar * » . H I I . al lb * C o .I m i l e . I U N F n «fi n tnis-judynuuit. Kepi H als v h . Social Security Aide To Be Here Friday Reason • kr liar* S*i*nr* Monitor The Field Office of the Porlal Security AdmluMration in Orlsn-lo of the Jewiah Atrmry r'-gaiaiin* T t i— tlr itia h — w h a l e r r r c m l l t announce* lu > y »W%t II* repre­ ttw arti«,n of IrgUM Zvi nhrv get for a thankli.it U sk — sentative will he in ‘Sanlord. Fri­ In hanging two llritlah , ii,|„r,; ftliarr the Mame for a -onijitluri In day, August lb, 1917. m th*j Flor­ We exprr*<* our deep a* hrartServicn ■ w-hirh reprisal U matched against ida State Employment feh sympathy to the raj, jv *1 .. i i i a*L.«.a* a* A tfc - . 1 .tim 1 i ula f9 m.A. 1 . Ijm , Ih* ! ir" PH«M l' Th' y ml»tHt* have made from li:SO A. M. to 12:00 n o 01. diuul 11/- ■„ _*Ti..*!!!*? i*. "JornldaIimpritonromt rather than handing: Thi* aervire hat he-n eitahltihrd VW welrofn*- D tjvc 4 |tei»-nr Uir present «rale rould not go on. G r o w Gallup, with his insatiable curiosity, has ! k*pii •( aaaluid. I'l.rlSa, aalrr lb* Ail risking people what tlioy would do if somcanO handed them • I t » n r * . < ml t la r c b a. I M T . $1,000. Evidently many of those questioned had dreamed 111)1 I. A M l I - D E A N of such a windfall, fnr they came tip with ready answers r .d lla i The replies were on the whole very sensible. « i>iiim)\ nr. a a llB * l»r < * M a a a a ri ' • Thirty-rttio*pcr*ivnt would save the money, 24 per cent deed; W a bag them and _ltn, )h ,pt*, th » p e na lty f o r J e w l.h 'rMT .t a 'r y ; m i i i iiirrmib iibrr.* would bqy a home or improve the ope they’ hat), 14 per cent ■ l* ,,ort « f OJtinier. Rut nothing, even r a la b lt la A 4 *a a *« Cr Canltr. nnh -- ------ ... • .la would buy a car, furniture,, clothes, and so forth, with Oar M «n ib ......— , ----- z* l i small-percentages for other laudable purposes. Only ;i |wr tbi.f MuNlba . ._..___ __ _ an rent would *l»cml It purely for pleasure. Many of this .1 per III Maalba ........ ...... 4An , - -apHina.^ r..... can juitifg tho ruld-tjlooJfd 0 »* Y ra r aini rent may never have had any fun. and might he quite ih.l ikl . , * *.l«i ,n. f r< ,,nn.m |f *»f murder of hottagn. justified in having a thmi-nnd-dollar Ming. , a vast majority of tha JewJh ~ A l l n b lla a rr a s t ir * * , ra id * Those who are not emotionally 111 11 fit f V Muir.,. T li j. >■ _ . T■ tb an b *. rs a n lu lls a * aa4 a e llr t * The only way, mid to say, that most of the people hv a kln f n t y committed to any aide o f this 3 *V)lte.l * a t . r t a la a » « a la f o r lb * i a i| M > * hy a k nd of savagery wl,aj, lren. ra ls la a (a n d *. M ill b* r b a ia * 4 Is * questioned are likely lo get a thousand dollurs U by earn­ HralJy imitates Ililter-thOklll.rur Stru-ggle limit take a positive at r « a a ta r a 4 * * r ll* la a r « l r « ing it,, and that process, by Jpj very nature, mujees the of hostage*. They fear wofci ■ f •land against terror and brutMity. wherever It appear a. They must spending of the money u 'matter tor careful thought. So ion will U aljenaud. ™r T 0|li" -.rk 1 » la » « f % rM *tn p rr‘ to encourage every clement <-f t i t * * . I n * - u p u m r u T h e H erald the bulk of most peopled mpney will undoubtedly continue reason and humanity Mitch ..till have la 111* n g | U « *1 Held of a J i f r l U l M supported the Zionist #a..g ...lr to be put to very good use. exUta in a situation which often 'Otfl**« hr* ■•lntNt»r4 I* it# l « « ■**1 tiff# * In Ik * rr unlr > Mil V fli.il- American algltAini and appears to have degenerated Into *ib.r h * « id * »n r l* r * In C k ira i Irresponsible politician. rould a mere clash of (error against Un Tnrfti. Post-War Italian Women m fiormhnmm\ To: ^ to give *reiident* of Hanford and N EW Y O R K *, 10*/i hrs. vicinity an opportunity to fit claim* for Federal Ol.1-Age and Survivors Insurance, obtain new ami duplicate socU! security card*, ami make inquiries con­ cerning the old-age an I sur­ vivor* Imuranre program. Leave 7:1ft A. 51. and 11:48 A. M. $51.35 $56.95 CHICAGO*, 7*4 hrs. L e a v e 7:15 A . 51 > > : « A . M. $12.25 M IA M I*, 2 3-1 hrs. Leave .0:17 P- IL Ha T « i HI I Direct connections allh Airline* earring America %'l» ■!>««** niis P H O N E 1.T25 Dr. Charles L Persons Oplometrint A IR M A IL' PASSENGERS A IR EXPRESS Sanford Atlantic Dk. Hide. Hours: 9-12 1-5 Rhone 296 Hat. 9-12 Eye* Examined Glasies Filled ntnt pr«Krr*flS In thrill* Jjjrror* PtBM&iht ,n »«<v.:ir,e. «><> .mind *.ttUmenr, ran For without Indirect supp^t f.o 'i U based on hate and cruelty. That From Rome, where women have for generations led many who would not ei*.1LV jn ahould now be clear to many whosecluded lives, Marie 8etoli writes that her sex is gradually such barbarity directly, ,«t c,,„. have been morally alseep. I f really. aciously or unconsciously ar |t7 jt awakened, they can find ways’ to becoming freed from the fetters of custom. One whom she considers representative of modern «nd accept its help, ienq-Uni onj hall the itntelvu terror. ? 4 I__Ll--------- — ■ __________ MON*HAY, AUGUST II, 1947 Ituiiau womanhood is the, mother of a three-year-old son. .J. and keeps house in a modern apartment for her husband Chinese Reds Stage am) tier father. Dressing modishly, keeping up with public Book On Vegetable MULE VFKSK FOK TODAY affairs, and coping with the food problem under black M arketing I h Iteady .*,- _______ Eight Hour Assault EVEN~ LIBERTY IS UNDER market conditions she manages besides to be an active OKI.ANDO--Aug. II fSiociul)— LAW. YOU CANNOT PRESERVE partner id a business making artistic films'. Protect Your Health NANKING^ Aug. ll.d iP )— GovDistribution of Florida \Wcuite IT AND KANISII GOD’S SPIRIT By Sleeping Better. Italji has been a backwurd country in many ways, but /*-.*•« 11 1 Y*I— * is.. •• Where the spirit of Ihe L ji.I I pvrhups tVltre is u chance for her return to the prestige Committee Digest, firsr over all vrnment dixpatchea xaid today INNERSPRING MATTRESSES collection o f data oil und'irtion more than 3,000 Chlnexo Comthere If 'liberty.—II Cor. 3:17. she enjoyecrin the days o f the Caesars. With women taking and marketing of the statoY multi- munista U . 'l BOX SPRINGS had been killed or woundactive part in business and professional life, enlightened million dollar freah vcgoUtk .i io v •d .duting- an eight.hour-'aSMutr HOLLYWOOD BEDS’ 1 * ____i______ ia i__ i____ ___ il ^ ln,u^ ‘ J* J l r » Lm1 4 » e » » a d e - i t ikmmimw w l l knTtWhM'n'cobntfy- wrHMm-AoHM from fie 55 the wallx of Yulln, Tn north few daya. bhxnxi province o f northwest1 klenufaclured To Your ^ no higher than the status » f its women. LaMonte Graw,. mangti of Ihe China. Individual Order By Florida Vegetable Cogmitlee, Other reports xald the Rrds ECHOLS ' We have a hunrh iftr Uiui/i who aupervisid editing aid pub­ auccecdt.il in deatroyiag buildings Atoms And Destiny' MatUeoa Renovating A Mould find il • lot enter lication of the 200-page volume, and installations at the Yulln Rebuilding ‘A Specialty said mailing of the Digest will be airport before being driven off. lighten .then belli if they did mote Call Ue Today -- Sleep This is the 1hird year of the Atom Bomb, observes a expedited so that lppcodmatrly Government reinforcements were i welkin# and lei* talking. Better Tonight commentator, and it bus split the world. It has accomplish­ 2.000 vegetable producer* mp- xaid to be en route. . diera and buxine** firm* wj)| have Puxxiblllly of a Communist i ed various things of a .practical nature, and will douhtless It look* good to u* to »:*• ta reference Infurmatioi onl comeback in north Shensi was ECHOIuS BEDDING hones 'on ihe Nke fionl again accomplish many more. It holds Up to the world a vision aUtislics available in a^pciM' discussed at Yenan, provincial, COM PANY mirr ha* a club which put of almost infinite power. "Atomic energy" has become a uf ten days ur two weeks* capital, la»t week by Chiang Kai- i Kistimisee Sanford Orlando Stick and (Jen. Hu Cliung-Nan.| beautiful quadrille. So could, juiutic phrase, with the scientists^of the world competing on • Celery IdUslM--Phone--Iit<14 -Sanford. __ __________________ jvr4t*_jiuervU^each- rcuUz.lugJ.lialJt. may de.sLru>. the uthar. Sanford, Fla. Tti 'England, collon wu first the Rids from Yenan, long thdlrj or be destroyed by it. . used at candle wicklng. capital city, last March. nkin To the average man in the street this new phase of Thcip people who were a what the newipapeit would un enlightenment and the significance of what we call "mat* for new*: once ihe wai wai ovn ter" muv mean little or nothing. But we may Imj sure that evidently didn't know the Senate the foremost scientists of the world have at least a con­ wa* going to investigate Howard siderable view of what it is all aland, the possible length it life on this planet, and possibly even of the destiny of | Hughe* and hi* gnl friend). man iiimself. Work , wa* aciUAlly begun or. the 12-fcot channel from l’elatk» R AD IO PR O G RAM S m J to Sanford which will bring ocean Seminole County btatlou WTHIl | going 'bokti to Sanford't front Court Records r door. What deep water will mean Monday »:**n la a to thia-.jcily n little .rcbltied bv I U I I I U \ T I IIM U ia |:M Saw* llaiuniunil. Jam c* It. e to k . uytw many who live here, but the yea.» th ) L-. T e lt«l|>h V W . ll4rfirfior i . i . j T w llia h l ru iia* V i i l Your M U ' ar.d M ’-*if • _4 to come may prove that the day ■l . i J W U ) ------ — -----I ns—l*nir-Amn ^ “ — ■j Ruiiiiwndy t!i)ta »ra llu il T * I*4cJS_ttporw I'arud. that dredge' Mailed to work wai AliinUac nui S. l i l t b U t ' i t t ’ i * 'hd.ca A It K A I, K S T A T K M B H t lM IIK the turhintt boat in Sanford'* ca 1 t 0 « K r « t llr « illin » « I t .tlm c ii Arnoifl, il- W* >i«4 H r—Hr - **)*n|.b"0+*u - —--- *-—____ _______ ,ieci. Hence forth. wc.mlJ in Jrulh wntrs l - r m rt g * “ r f !385Tt am-■VT: in , . u n . ) Florid a llillb ititff . ' become "The Pent of Central Atnuld, J. It. «*u s Hut))' w ft :clS Hwililllltt- n .lh W IH n iia d i* ) -A «nlral t'torIda f i . lir' "H ' r *ceU Hail, ik m * Florida " Ciu m lvyi II. H- "H it A b u ** li fi.n. T<> i t"i i h rttai* Hank " lt.i|u.,itult> Y o u r. It it intcreitinf’ hut depreiiim; tlulin. lion alil it m 1 1 cue l.a w Hall s e n * * I .. rl.,ii4. Ut^l. Ilauk ll.V t lt*-.|ii*ofully Yu uis to lee the name <r| Hobby Jone* liufin. MuiiaM e lu * )I»S "U I IT J i A ll *k . N f nr* - 8 i » l « Uank, -III among the cntrtci for the na T oa e nKlnrlda IJ.00 H ill <llf to id Hu* H atlon lue. T o Kira; tional amateur golf townsmen' N ak Hank Auburn, Al T o »| * > Vlniaiaa Hrvan. H owland i M m RIIIMbjtU It doe* not >eem >o many year* T o C a ss.lb *riy U aidtn s liu*. ais« fiien ‘ >n tlOl N'fW* ago that Hobby Jone* hmntl! A i d i i i * * . li* ii » . 'i n * t:*tb .i x S|US < t l t l f T h o y p .i. Jau ibow * N orm an dy t'u re iiis iiuniMiiun ^ wa* tweeping everything before ThM lki*r. A to ll, w dux ilt h lffd l t i O ' l M D t l Darlllt r To P tru **rit- H aving* A l.,,*n A»*n him in the ‘Nrtinnil amateur, na­ Jt«« New. tlr u m lf). John * a fid W, tional o|ien. and Hritlih open cir Hr n u ll.) T o Cettltal Fbtit.U l*r ■■ Tint Hunilsr H.roiiad* Viu* N . n , dVirtlon *3c. clci when at itvlt^knder age ol *ieS Sunni, a.ifuad" Ijn s a m OF Molt Iu tor:* S i l l futithing T im * 17 the public f&kt began to heat jH llunn, llon al.l lin ri. e m M ataaiM i. l« Moriilns IWVfitluns of bim. Now he kail a aon who i* To F lo rid a m a w lUnV • ilk M orning ll* d lla t lo ln W illiam s. A. J, T o lU n r y r'.ln Xioe News following in ha. f o'6 I • t e p * and a e I). n il tummy Kajra thiealening to outdo the old man. *1 IIIIIH . A T I 111 OF M llH Tl. VI.I. T ile kh,i|i|>ert s «r »n * d » te w T h e H vrald l i • meuther « t Ih* A atn elh led l ’ re »* n k lr h l« en lllle d # B t l « * l« * f r in Ih * Mae C*r r t » « h l l *ft(t<»n » ( n il ihe Inenl a r w i pvlnfrJ la Ihla n n i»p « | i» r , n » w e ll « • *11 A l* n e w * d U p nlrhe*. ») M O KD AI i /*! u. ■ 1. aelvet frrm ^ l* fmtnt - ^T. v NOTICE At eleven o'clock on Thursday moniinK. August 14th. the Bdjml of Public Instruction will receive bids on tireM'ffir AchooI-lJUsrt.. The Board' reserved the » to reject any or all bids.* B O A R D O F P U B L IC IN S T R U C T IO N FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA T . \V. Law ton , Co. Supt. L , E . Jordan, Chairm en IS PRODUCING John Temple Grave* *ay* in ihe Ttmtt-Union that ihe proper tolu' lion lo colored voting i* in "qual­ ifying." To qualify to vote in Miniitippi, one ha* lo believe in celtain patty jprinciplei. There might be a belter >*y to qualilv a votM *uch a* requiting him to be able to read*a part of the ,Con*litulion or aign Hi* name. A* Mr. Grave* nyl} "Given white) ajid blacki educated enough, char­ acterful and rrtpotmblc enough, titualion* will, even, if not all the vyay. lend to„ right them'Vi ** - V-k. UlYtt* J. C IIU I»h f.,)tr 'and i'.m u i.ri) T o Florida h in t* llan k . v r iS F A «T III\ OF M O IU U A O I* Florida m ale Hank' T o l*(*n H Hmllh Hr. . l u i illn o lr II. I'assclb .rry H a id e r. lm . T o Hun land 'J lle va n . lu x K llis lu li. * II ATT FI. MIIHTUaHN Jecolia, II il tic Nat. Hsnk T o kniirotit Allan ricrm m 'e * »wr Chas. I - U vrton -Ak Ouklsburo Mull,' Co. * IIO M iH C F I.l; t l l i t 'l l AttO K A rm y T o lle r b f r t km lunk (.'o il nrn.in.vo i*i iiiiit T a k e Ac lAUBMon v » Fruit Klaud. J it I ’aViu.llo FLAG CHOSEN KARACH I, India, Aug. 11, i/P) — The flag of Pakistan will be three quarter* rre rn .w lth the ■tar and crssccM superimposed, and one quarter white. The whlto It designed to rtorcicnl nenorlThe Army ihould not tuffet tie* in the predominantly ktuslem from it* new tytlem of promotion* dominion to be proclaimed Thurs­ which went into effect jail week with the tigning' of a law by President Truman which make* merit the ba*it of promotion rath­ er than leniority. The Army wa* not to blame for ihe old lyttfR* trace it wai in accordance with another law paiied by Congrerr day. • RANBONE'S JIEDItATIONS By Alley KtUTL 3 o 3 CLAIM HE G lT M AP At M IfJlu cY f N S A f THINGS r e HJH LATbR — SHUCK5/ wfeyi r fAves 1EM, r » £ JORRY R ia y r n e p // *|1H ie.01* iv ill 1* 1 IS p ill* tin 11 I lie , H U Itill tu tl ITtS* IJ ill till, t ill t il. ■IS W nlliNl)'" W u lld N *»s H aw aiian IW Iudl.t T un e* Y'W’ te ll*T u a *t*d Ttiurcli o f Chrlat l.ew W hile N ew t A Irian. T ito I.unuliroi* (la n c e Ithythm lio w ii.r t N e w . al Noon \V ,n>rii ITiOkdup Nunn Hour Notes t N .w t tlu td.fi Mtdpdlee Ton y l* »»ta t :ti Salon Hsreeede «t»l li), M 'led tr Whtepers i W arthi n o w , ,*-, ,i* n N e t ,* ■ im l lin e N D WE AR E till lit* , -*m Club Yes, it’s being done at Willow RunI The giant vx-bomiKir plant is now producing better than a car a minuteI jry working day provides an av­ erage of 700 more automobiles for a car-hungry world. And what won­ derful now care-they arc I B oth eara a r e s e rv ic e d w ith gen u in e fa c to ry p arts — w h e r e v e r y e u g o - b y o n e - o f th e four./orgeat a u to m e b llm d e a le r erga n la a f/ o n a In t h e w o r l d . », m Letters pour in to the factory every day addressed to Henry J, Kaiser and Joseph W. Frazer from those among our more than 70,000 o who feel that they must express enthusiasm. These owners, who hg^e driven theKAUER and theFRAZERmnd the luxurious new F razer Manhattan hundreds o f millions of miles in every part ° f rite world, emphasize $jno outstanding feature above all others —the extraordinary smooth, gliding ride! They say there never uxts a ride like this! Read typical bwrier com­ ments below. i, N u vslir T im e Fi.il>. Ht>Hne* w ith Ktxt.il N e w . or it** i» * r N0W I ( j, «0 N»«s n fit Its! U«r N«*»i# uRanch s■' • e» n-w. M l rum A™ D E L IV E R IN G We invite you to come in and inspect these 100% postwar care and—take a ride. You will want one! And you conhaveonel For we are getting our share of Willow Run’s increased out* put—and are delivering now! B a rrr , j Arthritis Takes Many Forms By W, V. Hitting Tourhton Drug Co. Any aufferet from Arthritis will assure you that there ore various kinds of this itranga and painful ailment. Y o u r physician knows even better that here is a baffling and stubborn disease which its toil of easeful living. II m toll Relief la In tha hand* o f - T H I KAISER . THI IRAZIR HEM IS WHAT KAISCR AND FKAZIR OWNERS SAY ABOUT THIS! ORIAT, NEW, POSTWAR CARS— A (Vcaoa Office Wmrkmr MYffes—"On a 4-day, U Q -a fle trip a * ’ ta thmt »:ifs i««S !S ia s y ^ a r * ™ ,iM li driven It It 12.566 m|I*e In four asoothe la driven Arixona and Mexico—often la over 115* , over 170*. I t le the easiest riding and car I have ever used. Owning it has aequenca o f pleasant suiprieea.” A New ScMa, Cesea Eels new ttVSes " M y KAi.isa’e body styling la the flneet I hare «vw teen. And Ite power, maneuverability A N m Eg A rk beughlioy Foaxj ivT^Tradhave K a w m l I have driven tliem all and fm l that they are wonderful can. Ttwy a n t h e w m S ’ oat looking (iara on the road u ” * aapwtmoed awnother riding dealer givee ue <---- �....................... (AY, AUG. II, 1947 THE SANFOHD HEHALD, 8ANFOR1 FLORIDA, Martha P age Weds Robert R. Callahan « n u t. &lUFAUtt aud family. in hit radio shop now. The Rrv. and Mrs. H. II. Link, Mr*. Ben G.riVainriyht continue! daughter, Dorothy Rut.-, and tun, quite ill at her home. Alfred, left Thursday Morning for Mr. and Mr*. Basil Cavan left" k By M ARIAN R. JONES' RiOgecrest. N. C. Thurwlav for Miami ami OfwrIn a lovely -morning ceremony « —— --— ■ - —' —■-‘T—■ —— Ed Sweat ha* retut itrd aftrr water Beai'li to spend a couple uf Martha Mac Page, daughter of Mr*. W. T. Chance -Vt.* hostoaa ■pending several days vDiripg rel­ wrvk*. Mr*. Gertrude Page amt the lute F’ rUlay afternoon w |jbb the tnler- atives at Grorai*. Mr.*. Charles Lee says she" IsErnest E. Page, became the bride Dance Included In taitu-d with a delightful party lnt| Among those from Otirdo at- uuiti* lonely in Jhi* August heat, of Robert . Rownc Callahan, son llutior of lies eldest daughter) Jeah,' tending tin- weihllng of M'*> Cun- for hoi husband Chkrip* S. Leu of Sir. ami Mr*. John I t Gallnlmn. Jaycee Entertainment j P in cetabraihm of her seventeenth *nie Mcrall to Jamie Alfor.l Wed- ami daughter.*. Thelma aud Mra. The marriage was performed at biilhday. { nesdnv mi ning st the’ F'irsl prfs. Julitinv Jones, the Ia‘.!>c of Mi­ the Sacred Ileal l Catholic Church . Included in the Hit of events of ' *“ ** FRID AY A roior scheme of pin* and liyterian Ciiurrh' at Saqfortl and ami. hare Hi- . . , 0 to tiie mountains by the Rev. Father K. K. Toome) for the Junior ownwmi Club will meet entertainment Albert Fllta spent the weekend white was used in decurating the the leception at the Maria!., Inn o f Wavttesrille, N, C. for a mouth's on Aug. 8 at S:00 o'cloek in Milli » th Tourist Center at 8:00 P.M. Chamlier o f Commerce which held in Jacksonville visiting friend*. living 100m and dining 1own; also ware: Mrs. Hub) Jones: great aunt stay. Mr*. Jones is recuperating edgeville, Ga. ■Aft* he business meeting there its state meeting in Sanford over for the refirshmenls. Mri. Chanrc o f the bride; Mr. and LMr*.’ Belt ‘from a major opcialitm. H<i«vev*’.', The ehurch was L*nut!fully de­ WrtUy card playing and checkers the weekend at the Mayfair Inn was assistrd in serving by liet sil­ June*. Mr. and MrsriJ. It ji*m •*, Mrs. I .t'e Is living cnns.ihtl by the was the dance on Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Proctor air corated with white gladioluses utul tad « restunsius will be served. ler. Mra. (art 11 Otliff. fact that after Aug. jp rise will in the' main ballroom at the Inn. I spending a vacation touring Ccor- greenerv anil burning white taper.. ] Mrs, J. N, Thompton, V>s. I ’hnr MONDAY were placed on the alter. Tb.-: Those enjoying ihl* alfsir with |,-s T. N’ ihhuk. .Mi*. J. E. Partin', be sole custodian of her two sniall The music o f Stewart Martin1 gia and Tennessee, Th.circU* o f the W. M. 8 . of organist. Mr*. M. D. Mm -..hall, j the honorre w ire; Mi«*v> IW d h y . Mis- D..rolli>- NlUlacfo granddaughter* for ilic i-mainder" th# th* -Hrst .. .Baptist Baptist Church ( will and his orchestra 'was enjoyed hy Kildark, t'urlvov. MrKniJ'ju. .l*orv-j Mr. and Mrs. Warr«tl (Jack) H, •>f their mother’ * itify. tnYhi'.mouap . . Mis* Then Vickery la expected rendered a 'ftrogram n f nuiitial l iB M ilt ? % i l*. M. is* follow*: the guests from 9 :00“ until 1 :IM1 music and the IrudilUmat wedding tby Hose Link, 'Cant'rn ILtrdy, to arrive front Kc> Weston Fri­ “ • f " 1 ” I lardy, | Gore I .-ft Tlun via* for ‘ Tamp*, to o'clock. From 10:00 until 10:30 iditis. ' TLirsy r-ung-; iadfre a r« ' -Ota'dt-tT'jflu.-'Jnhn Huger,, 010 msrrhe* were u«r .i Bui hat a W h r a l i l f Mdrl.'-SiijIHiq Iw’ goAe nntll sdMrtlnti* iictt Meek, \«n:p- Lev and Beverly Ann Jt-nej. __M m Avenuei C!n Cirri# 2, Mrs. P. M»- the music was htoadcast day enroute to Shrlby. N .'U . and The bride was givet} In may'-l Ghailene Wellman. i, Barbara Uw.{■ M r.’ and Mr*. •Reaves Gasto.i, Hr*, dunes, tln-ir mbliter, u tha f i d Smith, Flora Heights; over station.WTRR during which points in' South Carolina. rlsge by her uncle. .U. K. King, i i i f Audrey Cox, Betty Malcolm. Jmitj who are visiting Mr. and Airs. fppiitler Doiothv la-e. 'pet 3, M li. IA. J,‘- Peterson, time Kill* Met; ehre, “ MU* F W 1 / r Jr « ./ f of (tanford. Site wure a lime .llw-m Sheldon and Billie dianee, of t’harlrs T. Nililark. pUtsl lV’nlJack KaselCrtuat'imiit' eat i i*r. First Street; Circle 4 ,.Mr*. Ida’',.. wa» presented by Wjlliam . Krjrnds .yif Mr*~ W. J. (>avld ___-W—— - - . “ ' Oviedo, and Kloise Brtg. Orlardo. nesdnv wltTi Mr.' — . - i f .in - * Belle . ■" Glade “ ■ wltU *• i- onajHr two weeks’ varatiun. W hili South Sanford rkrfer of Tiropa. who served a* 'will trgicl to Irultt that she I* drasa with brown accessories and ft t Dickerson.' I Mrs. Otl* Si-go. daiightH of Mr. Nihlnck. he Is uwuv Robert L v Kmip is am •; Cirri* - A Mr*. H. W. master of ceremonies. He gave a confined tiki the Iformusa San­ a i tumbler corsage of white 1 ‘hot -ky K*SCX StUlllo orcbliT*., and M W . A. Ward, was railed) Misa Vivian Wheahm nrtf.Drm^.- Mit<-titiitiiig fot him, , 540 Valencia Drive; Oir- brief resume of her career and itarium in Orlando. ' Helen Elliolnh Vin U’irgar. home suddenly this s i r 1, due to] Imvendet were unitctl-lu nmrringe Miss Minnie Ruth Otihum of Afr. and Mr*, lien F’. Wartb Who <1# ! Mrs. W. C. DrCourscy, 218 later In the evening she returned daughter o f Mr and Mr*. H. J. the arrious Injury o£ her husband,'! F'ridav evening at the horn* o f the have lieen spending tin summer Mr. and Mm. Roy Holler'have Sanford served n* maid of h«n<ti Irefr Nineteenth Street. and displayed several frats of Vnn Burger irf l.ongwoed, whose Otis Segu. at Cord.de, tin. 3lr.j Bev. and Mrs, II. II. Link, Rav, between Oviedo and thr u- home "st TUESDAY magie which,were highly praise,! as Uicir guest for sevetnl weeks. and only atlemlent. Her gown engagement audtpiitoachlng mnr- S**go was cut and brulsid and r4*l Link offirinting. Mrs. Holler's sister. Miss Mtnguer- wa*' o f gray grape with which New Stimuli Beach, are now visit­ TVj Woman'* Bible Class o f the by her audience. she wore black accessories. Her linge to' Joseph R. rlelsml. son rrived Serious head-inlurieg when* Mr*. Geneva A hell, « ■io ha- ing In Miami. Mr/ Carter said that she will ile Craves of Columbia. S, C. TI i t BaJPit Church will meet cot sage was o f pink I tiM buds and of Mr. and Mi M. G. C’leland of lie had n motoicyrle inltirv list it been on a two week*’ vacation. I* Mis* Stella F'aimdl is visiting at 40b P. M. in the church mines represent Florida at the national Mr. ami Mr*. W. (I, Stringfel- blue delphinium. Hnnnv Cnllidmu this rity Is lnig announced to- confined to the hospital at (Tordslc. hack at work in the IV u Office, j irlntivcs niid frletol* -u ricilla, Gt. jrltt Mr*. J. T. Hardy, Mr*. A. beauty show which will lie hetd’as ilny.* The mart 114 will Is, solemn. Mi. and Mis. F. S. tv,,.- have Mrs. J. H. Jones, Jr. substituted for u month. daughter, Melba, o f Kai sewed his Irolher ns l>cst man. Isod nl 12:30 o'totk ,,n Aug. 17 L. *1 rlneau and Mr*. C. A Atlanllr City In the near folure.<'uw, Following the ceremony a small Mr. and Mis. J. E. Partin have Following her performance Willi- ( “ rd ,l!«ni *1?? »’M l. WMkeml wUh reception was held nl the home Alt' friends of tie couple are in­ moved ftnm the Dr. Martin .house for hrr while she wm sw«v. Mtr Andifson. Jr. a* hostesses. Mr*. 0. C, Huward and Mr*. A, to the little rot luge hy Mr. and i Jonr* is* still rotdimiing n* p u l- recently returned fiotn set-rial Tit TRot Club will hold n |lle am Kolleston o f Marinelnml, pie. II. Wallare oh Silver Lake. o f Mr. and Sirs, 1). T. Stone In vited to attend. .Mrs. Tommy MltrhtU’j. j time due to the man age o f Ml**' dav* stient In Georgia. ale.i "Tim* and Tide** beginning sldcnt of the stale Jayrres. pre­ Sparta. Wllev Abril and Tedd •• Kimlaill1 lintel Williams im ntlv, who was Miss Dolores Wall, who has been alri^IfoP. J!. A ll meinl«r 4 ar« sented her with a largo bouquet' Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Imssing are Mrs. Callahan I* n ginduutiof have retm nwl from their ‘ thy. at serving In that rapacity. visiting het binlhfr. A. D. Wall, Dance W il Be Held j. Tit Ftdell* Cta»» of the First o f red rose*. Seniinols High School after which Daytona Raarh. 1 Mr*. It. fo ILig-dnh-, Mrt. Paul Mrs. Wall amt family, hns returnA trout 200 out-nf-town gW t*| t Church will nine, at the A t May far Saturday Mis. L. fo Poole and daughter. Csinphell and Mr* Lawson llardv ed to her home In Pensamla. '"’f* •(rvre Mr. Losslng she attended Florida Slate. Untvo f Mr*. Boy Britt on 82t were present and among those, orally In Tallahassee where she Mis. Wltile Hlosn. have rrturnrd spent Ihe dav Thutsdar In Han* 'Ir, and Mt*. Sid net Cairnvray, Nineteenth Street nj <1:00 from Sanferd attending wet-r M r J * 1* uju'ergr. treatment at Vm.der- was a memlH-r of Del to Theta . .................... . rotppMed . ..............for from a, weeks' vacalhm at loiko- 1 foril shopping. Details an* Ung wlio have been y-vaUm ip- wjth. and Mr*. H. B. Odham, Mr. and b,H ,,u,Plt*I. social sorority. Mr.. CmUahau the akWUid In ug-rios nf Itarif mid laml. whtre ■tKJjri vlritrst * >D-*.A M L * «r.d.*Mre William Henty Mrs ■Carrawrti'4i par -Its nf D ,iigMr*, llcn ri WiUe, Mr. I w l . l l i s graduated from fk’ilftnlHc High Tennis Cluh utnmer scllvltlaa Poole's daughter. Mr*. J. F. ‘■fluiVOi und I Martin are planning t*> build th.-lr las. (is., will lot the guc*t* of Mr. TI. N. Safer; Mr. and Mr*. Emmett Martha Page Honored Fo*. Mr. and Mra. Peter Tt^islc, Patricia. Edward and Jimmy, of School and during tin- recent war whirb will L-jn thr firm *pf a llenne Wajnrighl, of Mr.I Pew home some time tills Fall, f’arrow*);'* (larents. -Mr. and Mri. served with the Army Air f ’orpr, Mrs. J. I*. Cox, house rhslrman lion Cnfjntsajr. through Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kruhnr, Mr. Chaileston, S. C. are the (piesls of one y#*r o f wld.li was spent dance to lie Fell m the ball room and Mr*. Urn G. JVaJnrittM, t*i By Four Hostesses j of the Oviedo Woman'* Chib.'iv- before retlii iilng to tlj.de own home and Mrs, Charles Voduplch, Ur. Sirs Burns’ mother, Mrs.- K. II. overseas a* a srrgc.im. Last >vai at the Marfair hgr on Aug. 1C. sick. Mr. and Mr*. It. fo Wheeler 9;>ri* that the renovating of Ho. at CiiCOO. and Mr*. T. E. Tucker. M?. and Cultuui, at 215 West Fifth Street. he attcndetl the University of I.lnd Welter, rrsturger, Mlhopneed Martha Page, whose mar- Mrs. Rick nilaspte. Mr. ami Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. 11. D. t ’ aminagi' tm is v. wrro In Oviedo Friday, from ihrir ." «'s e ; ta* ben punuletml to-Robert Callahan It he- B. I« Perkins, J r„ Mr. ami Up*. Mr. and m 7». Wliligm Lrffler Georgia. The couple plan to re­ rump mi l.aho llaru-V. vlaltl.ig and the building i: tmw ic-dy for and -on. Burk, who hate bwh Dancing, will bgitt at 10:0«l I*. M announce! today, warn honor- Karlvla Housholdor, Mr. and Mr* and Lila Moore and Kenneth rv- side until fall in Spsrta after •pending svvrinl weeka jt Canton. ; f " ' 1 mtrib'g In Oct Ivr. and last until 2:Up A. M. nftrr friends and relalive*. * t * ed recettlly with a din u r given Cordon.Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Ms* turned on Friday from 11Ik hie nd, whirh they Will move to Athens wltirii n mooniglit swim '••ill !«u Ohio, with their children. Mr. ami Miss Eli/aUth Farm II. grand.| Ml*. MmKing an I Ml*. Genre* y Mil* Sylvia Meiach. Mis* Mary Kundom. Mr. and Mrs. George Wtl- N. C.-where they spent about tv^n and Ixith will attend the Unitor'Its. Itiltv Gnmmage and Mr. and enjoved ami luokfast s*rved. The daughter of Mr*. Ffettlr Fann ll. * ■ M « lt t wr<* shopping In tir sity,‘ • ju Whrlchel. Miss Camilla list llsm*. Mr. and Mr*. Vincent Peel. weeks. Mis. J. P. M«gu- and: families, Those from Knnford attending nrchestru for ikt occasion will be has Item visiting het Ihi* Week. m>’dn ritursdav. tan and Mis* Mildred Hobson. Thi Mr. and Mrs. Und Weher. Sir. end, Mr. and Mrs. J, B Junes und hove returned to Oviedo. Mr. and wedding were Urn hrido’s attnounceil nl > Inter date. Mr. Misa F’arnell, who' is -onneeltHl Mr. and Mrs. Howard .Unteli-r, llie diriter w0 given in the smnll din­ Sira. Samuel Digntu.t, Mr. and Mr*. A. D Wall, who hat« l>*en mother, Mrs. Getlrude Pnge, Mr. Welter sU tcL g u L ^ I member*'uf with the Stale W. M. t l„ left line M>n. Jlmmlu. apelit WednenUy In living In Ih eir home while-the)’ ing room of tha Mayfair Inn. Sr. left yesterday for a motor Mr*. Marcelte, Sir. and Sirs. Kb for Leesburg hut is nuw nl High. Sanford anil OiUudu.. and Mr*. It. A. King, Mre. J . 0 . the rlttb arc lnvijsyd' pltaud. The table wa* covered with, a ware owav. urr now m il.leg plans maa Shephard, Mr. and Me*. L^qt t 0r vt j Lt nl s^nd .Stapler. ■ Miss (Idham^ Clart n. ,. land City to carry on her nurk1 lien June*, to the I iy and d v ‘’ en_claihjtniijin atnuige- Franklin- Bennett - ami— Mr, -snd! fo i- a home fo * ili*o»LTl«-re.~ " for" aWeek. . ' ! light of all of the Grivdo citlrins, "McKee, Herman Brumlcy n’ud gone mnt of lavender and vjdie tutors Sirs. Mr*. Raymond Ravmund LundquLl. LundauLt. Msryland. They plan to Im , While writing about tin- new Danny Callahan. . .. .Mr. Dsn Chisholm i* «pen.lln^ is haring coucrett ttouted fmm til Sept. ,c 5. in * errata) bowl .......i d a center Ignen, .Mr*. until Also Mr*. dra. W. M. M Thlgp boltdlngs aijd linmes now enmW eaving Is Success the wi<«l(-end in Lakdsntl with the end of the sidewalk by the piece. Whit* candlea in crystal Camilla Bruce, jMra. R. N*. Brown, jn* ..... Mr*. Chisholm and daughter, Ik'bi restauretit to join that at the old idvtvsl or under ron<ti i.VtioU in Mr. and Mrs. Harry Uower of , holier* were on either side of th# Miss France! Mahoney. Charles Durint Peacetime ty, , Gulf Station. Tin- Has been hml (Ivlerlo, I folfol to mention one of {lover*. Wedding ring place rani* Luke. Bralley Odham, oresideni of Oilendn and liny Bower t)f la k e­ Club Entertained By Ihe largest nf all. Th. Whuvletf Kenneth Malcolm. e>n of Mr.’ to le ro A In rainv weather by I >1war* at each guett’a Mac-. The tha local Junior Chamber of Com­ land were guest* over the weekend S A N TA FE. N. M.— A pastF'.rlillser Plant liurnvd to the Mrs. Camilla Bruce lime ' hostesses' gift to the honored merce. Alvin Odham, Dan Wright, of Mr*. R. R. Dea*. Mr*. Camilla , , which tailed years ago" and Mi*. Din- Malcolm. * . i pi.in- M ‘ rtl1, " V ( " r " U".% JWY ground several months ago. Sincr but. nut seriously Fuji....I , Mi s t a n d Willifoid. who Im* gum was a *et of breakfast china. Clarence Redding, Claude Estes Bruce and Richard Den* st their lit Australia ass wat lime neees-! fuilv that lime Mr. Wheeler hn» had to Mrs. Camillu" Bruce entertained oty anil then t’ "W into a hiddiv Tut—d«v night when his ldryrle fo'i'Jt rioting ini m ien A i d make arrangements fo obtain for* Thoie^nviled to be'with Misa Jack Ratigan, EHbn Houghton. Jr., home In Kos« Court. members of lies bridge chili nn Is now d thsiiiig eommereial hit sunn- sand throwing j,lm ' ' * ' 8 ^ foi *• yrtiil * . vk-. Im* I Pate w^p- her.mother, Mis. Cert, Dr- E. L. Campbell, Rlchs'd Den*. tilrier out of Tampa fo” his cu*. Mr*. Fred T. WiUlsm* and Mr. F’ ridav al'2 :0fl oVhwk at l.vi ie.ime nctlvily • for t»>» former Army ngniast a parked car...... line the » ' " ^ i hei Imine at Brunswick. tnincis. lie will -non nil have to rude Page, Mb . David Thrasher, Harry Robson, W. F. Imsut.v. Cliff • -Mr*. C. J. Iilocker, nnj the Misses Able* ar^d Dr. Charles U Pig-sun*. and Mrs. Fred II. William* have In Rose Couit. The p.iit,’ 100m* nurses. Juglqi vrin. lie was icim-ted fold. ' ,u; t „ , , ,, , , 4 , I, bo doing this, ns the ,'btri I- nearhad us their guests for the past were decorated with l ively sum­ ing none too good, lint ullimwisel ' ' r: ' bf f oi d 1 arker. vbo Catharine Clark.. Martha Brown lug eomplellon. It N bod. nf eonThey weave handsome tweeils | spending this month .it DJrti week. Mr. ami Mrs. A. F. Krlley mer flower* and grrenety. Floral ’ ’ Mlsnla Ruth Odhstn, Betty Cor nil D. K. Inter that ulvliL crete block and .ailootcd veheie Beach, ea.ue came home for a etjuph r^upl Miss Shlriey J 6 n «. daughter of Bearh. and son, Fred, of Richland, tin tallies were u«id nrul prior to the o f Au-traliau wool, linen* and rod). Batty Moore, Audrey Bach Janet Boyd Wed To A the.old i'latit wits. It wil! c,rMrs. Keller is the daughter of Mra. bridge garnet Mr-, Bruce graved u yartls ot mntqial for Interior Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jbn. s. |s of dav« lo help hi-.on-m h,w. Ben • and Janet HetieL dt orators. titlniv be a grand new addition tu dessert course. visiting her grandmother. Mm. O'- JmjM. "n jils new home. AUen Boyd Wallace Fred T. Will lama. . * The women. Hiss Dorothy Ih-^t. Neat, at Webster. Fla. ‘ A fter the stores were added high i , ,J- ,T; ,,a* ” '<* the bnslness’ seeliioi of Ovleih*. ■i. Veteran Makes Talk Postmaster and Mr*. J. U. Jonra Misa I'hylis Dickey o f Boston, prita was awarded to Mi *. IV. it. n Pennsylvania*, arid Mis* Muriel Vtr,“ .ind rM rs:"n.'M . Arfo left ' |‘ i* fob on tl... new lir'.lEC over Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Mill* ktass., who has' lieen the guest Guggolx. faith ouptoyvil In meilt- Tuesday morning for Alfoumnite, fu-onloehatel afler sever,d Weeks , an- having some m oulding done To Church Members Boyd. Sr. announced today the of Mr. and Sint. Francis Fh Bolt, William* and *rr«n n w.i* won hy cal fuishion- in this linelent rapl* M rs.. Itnrry Bower m IIrtando. at tlieir hmtie. marriage o f tbelr daughter, Janet for the past week, left on Sunday Titos* present were Mi-*, .fork Wit. sav l hell vravlng Is alrlctly N C to visit Mr Ane's sister. IBntsf. iiv,.«. v. A NcrdAkr a spiritual rehaldtlta Crichton, to Allen Boyd Wallace, for Ormond Reach whors shA will H aH rB rr. Williato*: J fn ^ n r lT . on after-honr vtrat4on."^~— “ ---- " J. w ticn in ™ r w o f the present world Jr., son o f Mr. and ~Mr*7 Allen l»e thr guest "of Mr. and Mrs. Harks, Mr*. James Hlguitu, Mrs. As Army mrses assigned tn •Bunion. w u , l p ’e«*fd SSturda: II»vd Wsiliirr, on AlarT *J in Spat - Waller Snead. Fldwln Shiuholser, Mis. H. It. t»*l-1m-ruppliopni ilierapy, tin two la a talk to M i f l V t k W h * Seventh tanburg. R. C.- The ceremony was ham, Silk. F'reil Williams and Mra.‘ women I^gsn weavfiig ^ In tha best Day AdventlsfChUfrh hy David performed by the Roy. John R. Mr. and Mra, Homer Lillie and Bower. Australian trailiUnna. pttswesler, World War II veteran I!irhardsell at 7:00 P. M. In Iho son. Bobby, have left for Savan­ an) director o f physical education Second Presbyterian Churrh. nah. N. Y. where they plan 10 at the Florida Sanitarium. The bride wore for her welding spend several week* visiting Mr. Brief reading* In the need of a s o ft. palomino wt>»l allot noun and Mrs. Bryon F’ox. Ku rout« to taiislim extension anil oversea* dress and her accessurfrv wiry in Sanford they will visit t t b l K w In i * r aid in the face of doubled coat* soft shades of brown. In. b r i e f . . • the b olero 1 Alabama. ________ * j Following the .-rrrmony the *- and present stale o f InBotion were at given br Mr*,' Alma Necse. Mr*. couple left for Hendersonville. N. : Mr. and Mrs. f*. A. Itowlan'l have *x WalterAjrspp of Enterprise. WIL C, and plan to visit lr. Howling returned to their home to 913 WFWlI* lla Bstls, Mrs. Clara Bales, Mrs. Green. O. and will return to Flor­ Film Avenue after visiting in 1 *2 : I d M . ' Jthn E. Hoblnson. Mrs. Elsie ida in the lato fall. Hlurflrld. W . Va. with Mr*. HowMrs. Wallace attended local land's mother and atater. Mrs, In s u e d e . . . tho boler and boll Ceursen, Mr*. II. E. Wnllcker of Or!*ru!o, Joan E. Robinson. Mrs. schools ami graduated ftum Sum- Rosie Atkins And Mrs. O, L. PalT. B. Middleton, Mr*. R. M. Yah inole High School with the clqas trn. They also visited in Mountain higton of Delmnd ami Mrs. Hairy of 1811. Until recently *!*• has Lake, Va., Charleston, W. Va., been employed by the Sanford A t­ Petersburg, Va. and Roanok". *W*tt. lantic National Bank. Mr. Walture In c o lo r * * * sha p- and attended the local school* ami. dur­ ing the recent war. he Served for Mrs. lorurine Beal hail as gnnats three and a half years In Ihe over the weekend, Mr. and Mr*. United Statea Army. Part uf this C. H. Sanders, Mr*. France* time waa spent with tha 605th Granger and son, Tammy, and Ordsnce Battalion which took part Flits Frances Stansrll, all of In the North African and Dalian Greenville, who are spending a campaign!. He Is at present em­ two weeks' varatlon at "Dayton* V . ployed by th* Federal Stale In­ Beach. spection 'Service. i* * * Mr. and Mre. C. M. Itovd had m leannine Manning To their guest* over the weekend. Mr. lP>a . Mrs. W. J. Morrom and daugh­ W ed Robert Sirmons and lad ter. Susan, Mr. and Mrs. \V. .Q. .pr RIRTIt A N k m W C F W B N T Morrom and son Russell o f Winter . Mr. and Mr*. >{. Man Garden. Also Mr. and Mre. Dick - * -------* * nlng announced today the engage­ Morrom. Mrs. A. R. Motnmt. John 1 Mr. ) U H w * **♦ 41oore anaauncaFtodayum birth of a son, ment and approachtog marriage of I.*w ty and Jack Currirv of Brain­ - =William. RobgrL.op Aug. I® .A t th»lr daughter, Margsiet Jean- tree. Maas. • nine. to Julian Ridwrt Sirmons, the Fernald Laughton M*mon*l Huipital. Mr*. Moore la tha for son of Mra. Rosa Sirmons. the wadding will be" an event of Aug. Mr. and Mra. J. M. Harrison of Bar Margaret Cull inn. 24 at roe Kl rat Baptist Church at Montgomery, R. W. Scott - of 4»00 P. M. wkh the Rev. W. P. Washington. D. C. and Scott Mr. and Mf*. Harold Tatum officiating. . Janie*, Jr. have been (he guests announced today tha birth of a Brook* Misa Manning stlemled local of Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Scott at sou, Frank Dudley, on Au*. S at school* and graduated Mum Sem­ their h«me in Mayfair." E. W. th. Psrnald Laughton Memorial inole High School with the elms Scott .will continue to spend some Hoipital. o f 1944. She then itfonled the time with them. They have had - . ______ __ Orlando School of Beauty Culture *Do ga tbelr guests recently Dr. M r a ^ d Mrs. Clyd# Plercy to- and js now employed by th* Eva- and Mrs, Fred Daria ami daugh­ iy announced tha birth of a Bern Beauty Shop. Mr. Sirtnon* ter*, Betty, Nancy and Jean, of iujHter, Susan Margaret, at tha attended local schools and grad­ Roanoke, Vs. A-A _ jrnsld Laughton Mamorial H « p - uated from the Department of itil on July 30. Mra, Plsrey la Education. Territory of Hawaii In Hr. and Mre, R. F. Crenshaw th* former M pgaret Jackson. 1947. He has spent six years with the United States Navy, three returned Ja*t ifeek from n six • '"Mr. and Mra* Jam. years of which were iftent o v « - weeks' vacation In MonUsuma. neutjMd today U*o seaa. He was diadvtrged froth tha Ga. where they visited their son. IT O. Crenshaw ami hi* family. daughter, Sharon J< Navy to February. T b y alio visited In bxlngton. o p p o s itio n 8 at tbo Fetnald Md, J fn . Crenshaw's mother, Mrs. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED "• "• 'J 1* . Mr. and Hr*. Harry A. Watt Emma Abrams, accompanied them announced today the marriage o f and remained In Lexinrton. She pleat to return to Sanford In thr their daughter. Eleanor, to Frances fall. M il* Carolyn Collier Cren­ T ic h h ic o io * h o i and Mrs. Cottrell Tally toTh# ceremony irtfplot >*• ■ shaw returned to Sanford with * the birth o f a on Aug. At at L*» a two week* visit. « Ga. )ocia£ A n d Personal Activities Oviedo Calender B tul A DOORS OPEN % « DAVID O. SELZNICK’S lBNNIFER GREGORY . JOSEPH V JONES PECK * GOTTEN Urn former Kat ■i A DEMONS ot G EN T IO N th C 1RONER 'DUEL* From ikffinnlag: it 1:00 - 3:37 - 6:14 - 8 :5 ! SANFORD -t: l i t 12th Last Day Monday! . *?■f -. --*• ' f , ; - • IN t k c h N ic o l o h <#THE Y E A R L IN G " �t ’X E t f r o m TOE SANFORD N ear Riot Featured Saturday N ile; Lou Bevil Taken From Scene B y P o l i c e The Sinford Celery U « 1* eontinned their drive fur tlie first division over the weekend as they won two contests and dtopped on#; Friday night the Feds came from behind* to win a 10 to 8 tilt. "Saturdav night the locals nipped the Orlando Senators In a nip and tuck battle that nearly ended in a free fo r'a ll by a 2 to 1 margin. Yes­ terday the Fed* invodnd Tinker, Field In Orlandcy for n return en­ gagement with the Sol on• and Wert dafeated-ln a 2 to 0 affair. Saturday night Carl "Goose" eluhhous* after the gsmn at mpart o f the festlvitls*. Th* Full marched Out nn the field during the game and wire Introduced to those present, after which the collection was made for the players. Yesterday the Senator! eveped the series aa they defeated the Feds at Tinker Field by a 2 to 0 ■core. Joe Jonea went the route for the Senator! and Johnny Tomat hurled the nine Inning affair for the Feds. « The Senator* tallied theft first score In the fifth Inning on 'a double by John Garrison and a single by Re* Throop. The final Sen (ally cem# In th# eighth as Craig J.ybraml singled. wa« sac­ rificed to second by Gerry Menntng and Lydrand arched home on a Fed boot. Jonea was In hot yater from the time the game started till the cur- from deep center field, to Catcher Bill-Lewis resulted In Robertson being thrown out at the plate. This play was the third out of the inning and the final out of the Manager Lou BeriJ and the en­ tire Orlando team streamer) nn to the field to protest Umrtie Elmer Lavsly't decision. Sanford roller followed the Orlando pH m m nut on th# field and rseorted Manager Bevil from the field after he be­ came what was termed at "a little, too violent". Saturday night the Flayers of the Sanford Celery Kedv, were tied In a “ Player Aoprrrlatbn light" at the Municipal Park and were given $010.20 by the San- .a m m i p IT s * It (Tear, l,Tl>ran<1, „ nm.JANlHi •a r a ■ MnoniPS. 1 ttpi *!#!»= i*f TUvtt, II, Oatvisoja Throop, .cf Sober iron, A k re m o Jn n n . p or as .M i .1*1 -$$J •»*> Wot run) I>A>inne |i*ech t*. pel-aed I Vlalnssvlll, * .txnl-ure I T « e « r ‘s Lame* PrLant *1 Oftsfulu (t ) (iA N ro n ii at l>,it>tire Par (one -H»erh t l Pelslks * «letB«rl1I* Til Ht. Au*»*Hn* \ a t in y a i- L n a u t H Teem ,« IPel. lsiiHikirn *• ti *-••• nt. Louis* u II .Its Nsw (Turk It t* its 1 1 a.torn •»» t * -**t I'tilreao ’ le I . .t*t l.’mrtnneil It I* -1• t rm .t.un h tt <1 .ill Phlla<UI|ihls tt *i -lit ll««etl« leattmte. Naur Y ork t - l lln.liin Illriioltl) n }. Philadelphia • <!hlrasi> t. tllnclnnall 1 CL !,.»'• i-T, I'ltt.txirth e-t t u r n l i s t n tin t: II N I C K ’S P A C K A G E S T O R E 410 S a n fo rd A ven u a LINERS AP New*featur*s . COLUMBUS, Ohio—Ohio State Univtrally diver* placed 1 -2-3-4 In th* 1940 Intercollegiate champ­ ionship^ hut no one was surprised. Th* Buckeyes have had diving champions to spare since Jimmy Patterson first flipped the trick ♦ i« *' A1 PalnlE carrlwf MV—losing only nn* dlrtng contest during hr* CollegleU career—and that to leammaie Earl Clark. In 1941 Clark annexed the Big Ten, NCAA and AAU crowns. Frank Demptay and a young freshman. Miller Anderson, car­ ried on ‘ the next rear to keep things going Ohio State's way. • nack from the wars Ander­ son ro-raptslKed last year's Scarlet and Grey crew, with The Clubhouse inreAiIott stand Stock Car ace To Highlight Vacation Season At Daytona tacles) league In the except posted a sensational minor mark in 1940 with Oakland Paeifle Coast League, and for a sudden attacle o f ap- DAYTONA B£\CI(, Aug. i f , (Special) — Th e! famous ocean speedway that hh. been Daytona Beach's front pai *»lnre ibe turn IT nek Harlan To Bring Credit To Ohio State Team Babe T o Pass Up Women’s Western G olf Tournament By JIM RECK HR y, cliainnan of A P hiewafaaturea Sports Writer , vriv, rponsored NEW YO R K -O n e o f the key relation Wight" perk Saturday he wished to MUt«ri In many right a success. hr wanted to *1 tt I* tt AS f* (« Bl. Loolt IT *• neve Its V Sew Vmk 1, lO-eloO I OiUi>4t* Hrmfei Abrett, UrMsnui 1, IUr,s br puebsr: br Jones (Lew is: 7,u food and drinks at the bailed Ini Throop. Two-bsse hirst W H ISK E R - W IN E. Floyd A. Pair the fans' commit! the "Player Ap| at the Munlripa nlaht, stated th thank those who wava to make the He stated ths bounced the lW lAunmrr derby will lie presented ver lln* haiardoua beach-road ttl k at aJPUcIlitUE .U U k.ee'of IH T fll/ ? f i r t M longest stock car are held In the country this aumi er. Upward* of 2< -high powered (’t i l l e d . 1-1. Wsihl stock cars, with he nitstnnding ruie'tsn.l «-l Ot. tr>uTI I'hTrsan IS. Pn.nll 1 drivers-on th* a wderays In-hind the wheel, will lie eadv to roll for $2,500 Ip prlie rr mey. The field riarrlion. T h r» »-i'» »* h im ts h aiblen b a rm Harrison, Th roop. H «r - number* sdrK "he fu«t' favorites rllleest !lratl*l, l|ril»n t‘in, H e n ­ a* Boh Flock nf i Junta,I who es­ ning. ihiuhle playit B e v il. to Ja rbrand lo llntiertson; Jones to l.y - tablished a recor here last win­ hr*n<l (n llohertson: l.ybrandr <un- ter. and Fd'SaliiPfs, .. fellow At­ •sslstsdl; ITnbsrlsiin; Jones «o t , r - lantan. who was l e 1949 National hren-l in llohertson. I.ert on bases, titlrholder; Bob. Red Byron, of Banfotrl I, . Orlando *• Heies on bells: off Joh-e #, To m s! J. fttnrrk Anniston, Ala., a wotime winner Detroit *Zut A J» **. Is U IJ ^ It ii l atstka , *1 st -*•* la.thurg , ’ «1 SS .Its Jisrttms (leach IT •? •*** - Ilr.vtla Tm U N i s 1 Ortsnd-i 1, ftANFUttLL t . SI AUOvirHne I. t’alMXs * Philadelphia . 'levels nd < hlr»*o { enjoyed Committee ’hanked . F or Work )n Player Apprecia Ion N ight OslnsiVtlle St. AussMlne IllU n t Ostando ‘ MONDAY, AUG, SANFORD. FIOREPA gan at the Country Club. About 1W* contestant# teed o ff In the IB-hole qualifying session bidding for 32 positions In the match-play bracket. Single rounds of match play will start tomorrow and continue until thei two final­ ist! bstlle over ths 34-hols Thule Saturday. Foremost among *tha contend­ ers Is 1 12 -pound Louise Suggs of Atlanta, Ga„ who will be at­ tempting to complete an unparall­ eled feat In W.W.GiA. history of winning both the Western Open and Amateur In successive years. The tiny brunette rose to prom­ inence last yrsr by taking the open 'and amateur, and earlier this season won the 1947 W.W.G.A. open at Atlanta. With the Babe, her most feared opponent, passing up this meet, rhsnces of the 23-year old Miss Suggs of completing a double slam are Ill£ 0 . lit asiawas B - f -- ---«V* , Brave, during the streak Blacky permitted u ’u i . runs, ,/•* coming Wheel Balancing victories he was found for four runs hut In 12 o f tha game* he limited the opposition to three runs or lees. * - Abe Simon, who sustained two knockouts at the hands o f Jow Louis, ts now a licensed New York slate boxing referee._________ YARDLEY VENETIAN BUNDS America's Moat Beautiful out -* Cedar — Polished All Aak Ms For Frew Eatimata I - 617 W. Robinson Phone 2-0729 day he was slated to debut for the Homher*. The opei -S A L * : •a is tt& a fin malors last year. ' el In the spring, and little word was sent around on* him. —However, Ducky Harris an­ nounced -Juet” liefore the season opened that Shea not-only wound stick but he would be a starting pitcher. The flrat trip to the mound for Frank he plUhed Imaullfully ner on the tract i this summer, with 18,000 of pifie cash already stowed In his hip ; jckrl; Wild Bill Snowden.of . . . 8 t. A guitlne. Pepper Cunningham of Trnntuti, N. SI. Johnnie Bugera oPNew York City and Glenn Dunnat^sy of Charlotte, N. C. In cooperation fith the city re­ creation dept., Fi$nce is prepared to hAndle'a.Centitl Florida erowd nf 30.000 fans. It is the aporta highlight of the' ummer varatiun ton Red Sox, but Tex was even trotter and Shea dropped a 1-0 nod. &hea then'hung up seven wins In a row before the Whit* Sox toppe/ him 3-2 In U frames. By mid-seston, Shea had defeat­ ed every club In th# American League. A native o f Naugatuck. Conn., Spec has often been labeled the "Connecticut Yankee." -Ho ha* even overcome this htndleap. Just 24. he wss spotted by the Yank cm while hurling for Naugatuck High School In 1038. He Ink^d a number Y ESTER HA 7B STABS Dixie Walker, 1odgrrs, drove In contract the next year. In 1940 he hurled for Amster­ bosh ruhs with i pair of single* dam. N. Y.. won I I end* lost four, to-give tha Dodg rs a 2 0 victory and wan promoted to Norfolk, Va., over the Phillies, v Murray Dirktoi, pitched a fourbrought him to Kansas City in hit 5-0 shutout sgsin-t the Plr- the Aerlesn Awoclatlfen where he LI a double, Igrul*' 7-5 slipped Into teh red—five wins, header altd eight U *t«*. in 1942. second game . iwilh a one The Army had Shea for three hit relief perforainrt In 1 1/1 In years and ha reporttd to tho Yan­ nlnga of the nlgttrap. kee* In Panama In 1040 after hli DRUGSTORE . QUARTERBACK discharge. He waa a working sol­ CLEVELAND—(/P)— Otto Gra­ dier— no bass ball. Shea has a good fast ball. “ 1 ham, great qparlerbach of tha like to throw It." ha toys- "A ll Cleveland Browm of th# Allvoting pitchers like to show uff America Confcrmce, spent th# slider and curve and I* working on Orlando who upset Mrs. Zaharls* 2 and 1 In the seml-finali o f the 1948 Western Amateur and then was roued It and 10 In tha finals by Miss Suggs; Peggy Kirk o f Find­ lay. O.; Marjorie Lindsay o f De­ catur, 'III.; Alice O'Neal of Indianapolis^- Jnd.; Mary Louise Cordlngley o f Dei Moines, I k.; Mrs, Maurice Gllek nf Baltimore, Md.; Mery Agnes Wall of Men­ ominee, Mich, and Margaret Gunther of Memphis, Tenn. — Mr*.—3 a h «r i* » s e t d - * h * — w et passing up the Western Amateur, one o f the few tournaments she hat never won. because of prevlous commitments. KeiserWon Esmeralda Open With Good Play SPOKANE, Wash., A u g .ll—UP) —'Wsanr but content today waa gaunt Herman Kelser o f Akron, Ohio, his wallet warmed by a $2,000 check and the torture of the last alx holes of the $10,000 Esmeralda . Open (lo lf Tourney her* yosterday only a'7 needla pointed memory. L r Keller won th* event with a ■aven-under-par 273 by knocMIng down end forcing-himself tovhoot th* two birdies he had to hava to adge out Ben- Hogan of Harahay, Pa., who made it as tough as ha could ba canning a hole In one. and Ed Furgol o f Pont­ iac, Mich. Bud Ward of Spokane, reigning western amateur titllst and twice the National Amateur king, waa o ff and on ht this totirmy but wound up at the head o f the 12 Simon Pure* In ths running with WATER tacklI LARGE1 SELECTION PENN -- COXE & OCEAN CITY REELS C C S ri Montague Split Bamboo SU RF RODS Genuine BeryULum. SURF RODS LINES Irish Linen & Western Nylon Cuttyhunk *. * ’ ! 7* b-, I In AU Sixes And Lengths. ; M- • i The game Spec remembers above HM* - ' ‘ '73/ - a "I had a no-hltter for tight in Among divers yiu can already nlngs,* he **>*. "Then eomehody list llruce llsrlu got a single In tha niqjh and Glenn thrail, as ha rml Crawford hit a home to baat mi. prove on the b 2 to 1. It waa quit* an axperlspringboard and from malar diving to1 dinar id a eurly-halred. 2 1 -yearold formtr Na 'favy lavy physical li tor from 1Phlladafphla, . ...... _____ Harlan. Harlan did_ la first compelltlv* dlvim whlla at Bainbrig. brig* (Md.) ”Naval Bate In 1945: than pi___ placed_ 8th In hit first AAU ■championships. Four month* later, at lb* AAU outdoor trials, Harlan had imf*oved to th* point. e f plac- Harlan copped th# 3-meter spring­ board diving ehamplomhlp * f Ihe V. S. r Then Harlan enrolled at Ohio State for, at be Says, " If you want to beat tns best divers you hava to work along nrtlh them, com­ pete with them, even In practice." And whlla Harlan, a smart com­ petitor, obviously learns from ob­ serving teammates, they alto profit from his enthusiasm, and wllllngnssa to help them along. Harlan blue th# book* aa wall aa th* diving boards. ' il# la aa proud of hla B plua rating In hla physical education course# aa hit diving achievements. H«i F*a elected Phi Eta Sigma ary a ad Ilomoscholastic I CANNING SPECIALS TOM ATOES KY W ONDER PO LE BEANS <J2*00 Bushel Nobody can mistake that blue braid o a y J w cap nod lHuso crosaed jJflo* you wear to Lake and Langston Produce Co, 3rd jk l ’ x lm glo “y ' Ph on o 3."?#® a « s w ■l® i s whileAhrlen polo vaulted on tha Buck?,tfark squad last spring. HsrUh didn’t press for a vaeolty berth In _pola vaulting, much to proudly on your lapel*. They identify y ea ag tb eU .S . Army’s Infantry soldier. ' ■' ' ■. ■ la war, they call you "a knight serving the Queen o f Battles," But now, you srrro tha higher cause of peace. . Y ou 're master nf more weapoua, capable o f greater firepower ami more versatile than any other eoldler on earth. You're airborne. anlscd, *mphi him). — at home in ajidw, tand modern artillery and communication* aa wall aa the tool* o f the ground soldier, You’re trained in leadership—,thk sterling qualities that make an Infantryman stand ont In a crowd, . You can cboo*e no finer branch o f vice than the Infantry no finer the U.S. Army. You'll hare that de eatisfactlon that comes from km Job la big and important. • * •Iso foand time to **rvt aa a cheerleader wkefo kla tumbling skill thrilled thou*sad* at Ik* Uutkeje'e football gameo. Harjsn's termed b “ natural ath. I«te" by hla coOtb. Mike Peppe, The Army Athletle Association has loaned the motion picture company producing "Arm y Black and Gold" th* entire file of West Point fllme of Glenn Davla and Doe Blanchard. . Aluminum . SIeel— Wood FREE ESTIMATES. (17 with parents* consent), I f ’ yi physically, �$£ ») i ».U > . AUG. T!. 1>1T ■i t-n ' College (iirls Want Tailored Clothes PJAHKIETT MIIJ.KH BEAUTY NOOK To gel a reelly beautiful permanent, your Hair must twi “rly shaped ami bextiatincly at)led. 8 MHaU on all » » t o Hoeing A it«u «l. For appointment call 971. 's k a mipooina. po­ ll «i • * 206 X. Park Ave. * ile t Soil lly DOROTHY KOF. Anaucialrd Ptr*.* Fashion Editor TudavV colic** eirl wane*, #im. i lot he* whten can l>c dressed kip or down a* the o»ca*mn demand* That** the eoncluriun ' rrarhed by the St. I.lmi* Fashion .Creators, •peci*li<t* In junior style*. of'er a re*enl poll of collegial* o|tiiitotr, Kvtr^me* In atyla are biarklisted by the yotmtr. They don't want elaborate drapery, droopilt|y' •houlilrt* or aklrls honf for (formerly al 30) Park) F O R T H E BEST I C E C R E A M Try JV/CK’S O W N ICE C R E A M A W i m ake our o w tv le e C ream , A U - flM llIk , T a rty- ■■ ■ Delicious — H ealth fu l X-CEL STORE H 202 Sanford Ave. N IC K S Castor I’omare 2.80 per cwt, 414 Sanford A v*n u 1.60 per cwt. “ a YALE TIRES F ertilize r4-7-5 38.48 net 5-5-8 42.75 net Deluxe 7 and Deluxe Col ton Seed Meal Passenger Car and Truck Fresh .Celery Seed (Golden) ...... . $10. th Pascal ...... .......— $ 9. lb A ll Sizes Also Gumtox, UI)T and other InsectIcldes. TUBES SANFORD X-CEL STORE R egu lar and. Heavy Duty PHONE 37 enough to hamper their briak, free stride. Following the dictate* of tin citl«. the 8 f. Luulg man tttrrr* have lUtm-d out rt fall nil. lection tailored In ihoir tastes-* free nf ijadirvt and Whimsy,.will •month, rounded. -but .till paiiihs■dinuldcr*. skill. that may l» •Haight itmt J.1IHT, " frttce/011}* flared oi ideated. roa.a that stick ro the el|t**i< line, with nr’* touche* rviilent in collar* nn»l tawkel*. The all-impnit.-mt Mark .lutT .Ires", without which no Coll.'if. wortlrulw is completci w i ’ tvw careful alteotlou fmhl the Si l.oui* designer*. win. foul mum i.ew ways >u make thrill loi.V right for. I1U7, ye! retain the »im pie,. flatletihg. line* lk.-l.tvt>1 b> l he young. Woo) tlterri* unit - suit" fm rampiit vrrin go trt Tor vivid col­ or*. with blue nmi green in hilr'i favor. , SkiMk Ml- sightly longer. but nut radkally '*o. Many coal a me hooded. Faille and. taffeta find hiirh fnvoi fur evening anil .tan dresie*. Tbeie"* a new, loft.-i b>pk to the. silhouette. Ilut lweji 4 lv the rluihcs Hint will tin to voile*. Ihi* fall .remain simple, yuttthfu and Uliclullfird. . Legal Notice H i: trill v Vuu llA ltliY I •lilt, i etIsit ii»1•|it** ,it.f. iiieWfl *r» lir u l* ) -liptrl.Ftt til Hi *iii| tD titiirf tWeftW i • file sitlfiiAtt ^ iiu tfi tlit- i ’tfm '4 t"^«i i SlcmftiCit* rttUIH). 41 NHitf*«fs|: riot. 4ftT III A iClUJtl • rtW«T I |‘titlesi . Hik*t y F u ln J Sanford Ave. & 2nd SI. Phone 1S4 Sanford. Florida We Deliver SEMINOLE* TIRE SHOP * ■ t COURT HOUSE C’OKNER •< K , • »*<:< " I S t t H iit - fttfUfft * in a ik # , ill# - il « • t .* *i* T ^ iiilit ■ I M i l i 'i i i i t . " ' -tif tiig - esf fu v | it }(i(» U+e« II *\\ H i t It ,\| 11 - S. i (Ct'ttfiM'tftl IM'W I'^IF f hrrrl this week at Miami with i>" itd . ' I .aw Mi*. M. K. i’.ls with hrt daughter, Mr*. Vvon-. • rompion. ill til lamb, one tin* nvek. M i. Ki hoi*. fill III. tit -( 11. icd“ , If. tile delight Of Ini' j i-I t!*.' is at.le Tw h e'oip’ ^ViM! wflos—In . in* l+.*eli confined for *•*-■,->n| l.nifltbShe ha* jnsl^rrttirneil fronl i* -v i -it with rela th »■* in <!>•■'i -is* B o 1• rvel. Mr. Kcluds i* hot « i j ! al It b mid lier ila u jr h t v iIlcplah :» i« i iipi i iitinc ufiet a nt - *»t o|H-t atlun. Mr. and Mi*, li.n 1 ..i . ^ 1 ' HubV’, lade*, gnd JL rt *« 1 II .l.uieV and “I'll . h,1 It ill ' jiiiinilc; wctiy iim-i-i V thiiio1! " i;niiri * «.f thy i’ bf for.! Put If-1 } Mi uml Hi J wet.1recent no-t* ill i i"im-r pul tv in honor of the i .ii ■- I - - Pip nvi-iliU tin- bnihlii i- i their n> h.om ati.L tin ii f.iinwi. d h fi'f pies, id tveie Hi*. I \\ f Mariltt and liiSthrr. Mr*. Mm* M. Martin, beauty pa* Hilt tu be held til Sep- lembvr,. 19-1. CO LO RFU l is m t it ry : l ^ i i o l u . i r,le>l Otis# By STANLEY ? I S fT N T T O H O LLY­ W O O D F O R I T ----EVFTCY O A R D C A l SH O U LD HAVE7 A T L E A S T O A IF - |M J U S T 4'* l» * W J L .D (Ititertidltonal) Lilwiin • af«oit [He Ohio of iHinslvatiiiia. Jifs-. ■ -- I 1*1 -i •* i m i it M i l l .r t ,‘ fhrt I N‘ W * . NNV', t*f ?-»■ v *| u |s . ?|.J<t»Uth Hd)l||»|tflAriM rU R l^tililh 17IH f* t rrtrr -^1 it ilirt^ r N»*»4ii ?I2*§ f l ^H llifR cr W i t l 3^2 ft*, II* 4k*‘ * n t Kit ii >Il l l i tip.- tCffr* Hi tf tr- t!l I f |4 v * .H U G Iu llg M t , You » i » turll..i holii;.* lhai >.’ U mt r 1*4|li i f f J ■:i*j *■*ipEi | -1it * i It# ■al.l I efT i i in. a. J i '.- h ii h it ,i i *; e .iin -.- ,-f r i l i i r • w ill *■*: *•« 4 | m |f . sit*. JtUl -Ia J «-( U ,K J .{ * T It ( BattaFes A flattery kltarging. EXPERT painting — cunt met or " tECORt) PLAYE RS fot rtut. By hourly .bast*. S. G. Grogan. 1r*4Jri II. B. POPE'CO. INC. - day or wreck. The Mu»lc Box, 119 O. I M.rf..|.sh C frfli ••f * v i n * t,. t ;W . 1st 2 . Phone 953. ___ 4 CEILING fans tor sale, lauu-v * Free estimates, Phone 78I-J. het«in.*|s . h i m , Kl'fHdu Drug Store. FLOOR SANDING St finishing, )FFICiS space In Mel*ch Building. l*> K I i t lfiI - 1* l» t 11***i*| 'Lares M«ht ofices, newly decor- AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales cleaniiiK & waxing. Our pouci unit enables us to work where ’ eked. oU utilitie*. heal and > n l*”l i|i ." in iitiullty and Service. The Music But, there is no electric vomuvtioi tm u iltrU t furnlthrd. Full H63' l i l l t l r«. ». i -i \I# HU W. 1st St. Phone 953. uvulluhle. 21 yedla expelielU-. 111 ..I II. Ill |.| * W F H . & A. Dept, atorw. I ll.t.i is V O E v e r y b o d y 's 11. M. Gleason, l ake Maty, Fla l.tllttL l. x V.l, s i.-..In,.*. BONVALESC fTn T HOME hnw BOOK COATING- Asbestos AluiS IU lttin .1 lit.*.| T tt.it!. H a rd w a re S to re sttuiin* ..il lr*■mmum rouf coating- good for ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all * aH,..|.. «ti<i open St Chulunta,-18 mile* B. L. i-.l n.-i-l. II,, 112 Sunliril Avtf. Plim te l ^ metal, slate or composition loot­ - 0$ flsnford ahd 18 mile* N. Ekinds. Smith Uro; l’lione 1168 -* i* Ill.tu ' iti ing, Stop leaks. Cools your home '■ o i Orlando. Large screen and voi iiu iin iitiiY :*;u TiFii;t COMPUTE. KXI'EHT 10 to 15ii. Ten year warranty. NEED A NEW DRESS f Let Wan- ill«L n tu ff ita* b ^ fp fil#*! fcj Hit, * ojna porche* to sit and enjoy iEKVICE _:ul*n ir> j -r4 K fer tjt SKNKARIK GLASS 4 PAIN T ihfl cool brcerc* o ff I.ake Cathnita make It. Wannita Taylcr, 'P U T , ill ilir- O tr ttit t-nim^4>f Hi*II. CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. . srinj. Large ground* and walk* Th#J' link lit'lli'r. lunKer Box 145-A Sanford, Rt. 2. ittul* I ’u u w j i Uiruli, ■Ml .from unto traffic. Large f ja? is) i i ftir In irj mig j SEWING MACHINES lobby and rooms. Brick const ruc­ JO" t» O il. .-"I. -I, : . | ,. SALES & SERVICE tion. Can accomodate 25 only, UUtlH f f t ria n t ' tlt-fl M|f(«J,rj|; : 12 .S P E C IA L •> F «V IC F .S Lui4k-e- «Ui. I aL.y-- --- . - ■ aits or write for reservation HER PS HEWING MACIL SHOP AM* v»*t Alii. -iu :lu :in »:i lor.eeOviedo '23iS2 or Dr. 115 H. F H K N ril. PH. ||9u lt )R RENT—Floor sandcr. Easy qni hi l> t- fiU i tin . , aartin 2392 or wrlle llo i ,l*'l (M ♦♦‘ftillll rT Ii v j lf itiu v Cbuluota Florida. Large ra-lan CANVAS PA IN T- cleat- and rot­ operation. Reasonable rater. San­ itt *uit fu r .i«Vs*ri * ford Paint A Glaus t.u. Phone 3ai *,r AiiRHtf. 1511, Ju„ ltl4 , -»*#f lU . (I for^u ea tu tn vinit their duelur. ors. SENKARII v GLASS A 303. *YfII SSI II** sit fasifl tp4-iir*t a.P A IN T CO. Phone 320. iLeibxlfls I i4f**,>*!! * , A VAfLAU I.r. at onre, ronvenlrntUiH.il •| flit tilts tjr.lt . I ., DODGE • PLYMOUTH “ J |y local, d down town se-iiim. FLOW EHH r.vi •li ,T r i» \vi» i hi j ,, PARTS AND HURYICK dale npartuienta wi'h idl foe all occasion* H i * fo n t--lit Phone 1011 mode mi conveniences. Adults iteN K ILL A YOST FLORISTS 109 Palatalto-Ave.* ,,u* ’ :<i'' * v u< 1 ,1 R M f . Phone 550. Hlpe* Ave. just o ff Celerv YA .D E moth proofing lasts t O IV I I . ., I ti Office ph. 403 residence oh. DIO R EE ROOM unfurnished apait year*. Have your woolens moth *Aa < i*rk r.f t|iK » *,. .rt I’diift, nt, adults and leferenre# Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nalls, proofed now. Downtown CleanT L* <%i|i5i|r;: pMaiie era 4 Lahndry, 113 Palmetto ■se. Phone UMW-R. Purina Feeds, 'Groceries and , "I Fli'fftlit Ave. Ph ope 944. _ Meat*. Tourhton & Watson, 1201 Hi ft I, 1 f nut* -ROOM furnishe*l apartmsittCelery, Plume 1199. ’ rin k dult* only. 23UO M.-lhinvitlo. Plano Tuning'and Repairing. L I. I H'Hnslt Pniirt HruJi . Kill. R«a. tlll-W . FOR RALE— IJmrrork for drive IA L ETTATF. FO R SA LE w«y* and roadway*— Phone SIGNS I ’l» TO 1241. il T e h t a t e Show eards and po*tare t h a d i : in LN8 UH ANt'K D— DllK'H HIGH SKMYK'U ITJXKDO FKEliA--complete lino. MORTGAGE LOANS O. D. Landrail. Ptinna 1021 Hunt's Tn*i-itc Fee.1 Siure ALLO W ANG K bYMONIl M. BALL. Ilrallnr Ilsgislered Broker and F O Il Y O I Jit O U ) It A I >14> COMPLETE kitchen in one unit. UADLVTDRS cleaned and rr|>air Insurance Agent . ed. Volie it Radiator Shop, tLH Gas stove, oven, frigidalre, *lnk The MUSIC Hox Florida State Bank Bldg. and etiphoaid. Mnrcenell* Cabin __Hah ford Ave, Ph, 360-iy. I ID 'V . Iul |*b. R53 Court. French and Park. Phone two story, three bedroom LAND C L ft A N I N O AND 229-M. Two car garage. On LftA IN AG R . 2 NF.W CATtiR. r lot H * * HO In Mayfair, P IIX A R DEIHHL UULLDOZ. FOR SALK tell unfurnished or furnished. HRS W ITH PAI.MKTT1 .Wheeler o f Sanford Be 355-M. _______ OLD NEWSPAPERS— S OENTS RAKES TWO 3/4 YIJ. D RAG LINKS. EQ UIPM ENT CANVAS AWNINGS farm houses, 18 acres land. PER POUND. HUNDLED IN NOW IN TH IS VICINITY CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS IB-three inch wells, 21 ) miles 8 . BUNDLES. N IM N IC U T CONSTRUCTION I o f Monroe on highway 44. John VENETIAN BLmDS C-O.. ORLANDO, FI.A. PHONE 10. 15, 20 and 26 CENT |Davis. Box 18. Lake : Monfoe, 2-2981. HERALD O FFICE Aluminum, Steel, Woodl $50 *iVlKDIATH , . T'OSS KSSION M farm, home, 4 io u ^ ;huii*u irnlshed or unfurnl|h«4 hen!)- lawn, shrubs, fruit n r e e e range, 6 grapefruit, 6 guava, ertlmmon, 8 fig, 4 Imiuat, I ch. Shade trees- -hickory. oak. australlan pine, crepe »yrtle,!, palms. W acre cultivated 4ch garden soil, I acre cow pas ; tui* , 8 chicken yardi fenced, 1 teeian well, 20 chickens. *« i aitei federal Highway In tuos. Near etore 3 miles West Sanford. Route 1. Box 15. nferd. home with Income property. In. and fairly Priced. The house la in splendid repair— no* thing to be dose, except move tn. Living room, dining room, kitchen and bedroom downstairs. [One efficiency apartment, and [one very large bedroom and hath ! upstairs; also two car garage fh three room upstair apart^ F R E D W. BENDER 2 Fla. State Bank Bldg. Phone 10W ibi ARTICLES FOR SALE • TH E new Lawn Shaver. Ask tor demonstration. 8ENKARIK 486 4 PAINT CO. I18-1U country butter for sale, ana 788-J.- - ATTENTION TRUCK OWNERS* .N>w y_ g |{oy,| fi50 x 2 0 d ply (|r( and ,ubr |oS oO. Reel's ,,ljnt Khop 3lW \v . 2nd 8l. RENT A CAR TOU DHWB IT PHONE 290 { SHUCK LAND-MOHRiaori U DRIVE-IT. IN C See Jimmie Cowan'* Sheet Metal Works for new Radiutura. new Radiator cotes. Radial oi clean­ ing and repairing. SEE US POR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTINO AND TYPINQ 3-BURNER STOVE; small box. 518 W. 1st St. , ic* 10 DAY DELIVERY . CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD 116 N. Park . Ph#i* 180 Electra-chef stove and heat! ole EXPERT HADIO ttrPAtRINlvery reasonable. 818 Magnolia. Fred Myert. 81! E, 2nd SL Ph. 218. ATTE NTIO N MOTHERS # — DIAPER ^SERVICE— 6 A H T IC I-E S W A N T F .D Baby Velvet furnishes hospital clean,sterile diapers and deodor­ Highest cash price paid for used ised container. Economical and furniture. T e d Davie Furniture safe. Fully medically approved Co. 311 E. 1 st. Ph. 988. Call Daytona 2467-W collect for I'L L BUY yottr car regardless of details. 98 diapers, fa * we#:. age or condition. Roy Reel, 808 “ FIRST IN SANFORD" W. 2nd St. LO NN IE MCMULLEN'S Market W IL L TRADE 16 ft. Mahogany Barber Shop vpea Thursday, Friday 4 Saturday. Inboard motor boat 4 trailer for email house trailer or model A Ford. P. O. Box 1454. Sanford. 14 LOST A FOUND Phone 1014-R. LOST— Louie wrist watch between 18th and First Street. Rcwaid HELP W AN TE D . return Sanford Herald. LA D Y TO SELL lovely guaran teed lingerie, hosiery, ete., direct LOST— Hamilton yellow gold wrist ■ trr friendvrneighborei Big Earn- — wgteh. Seturi(»y._ s fte y m u - cn •Park Ave. between nth A 1st. ings. Our 25th year. Write ThoStresta or first street and Msg. •gereon Hosiery Co. Wolmatte, “ nolle to- Dr. Munson'e office. 111. ____________ Finder pleas* phona LI7-M, I IN D IA N MOTORCYCLE, cheep EXPERIENCED celery grower or Phone 218. Jack Standifer. trained farm manager for farm AUTOS FOR SALE In Eellwood area. Good position for right party. A. Duda 4 Sons, 1942 HUDSON Club Coupe. May Oviedo.. Phone 1151. be seen i t Middleton's Gttxery, East Geneva Avar GIRL for caihler 4 cosmetic coun­ ter. alto soda g ir t L csijr'i Drug 1931 PONTIC I —A*1 condition. Store. Phone 515-W. W e R G P A lit! FMU-: EHTIMATES rhun* SOS Could Victoria Reign 83 Yean With Stomach Ulcer Pein-' £ntl«n4#i i s-iovni gupvn cmiid hlVi f*Ji!fi«iS *n< irlitlf foi ft! >«4t« iFtimlnoii . . h.sl* 4114 h lir ff ha(l *h*- *l|f f r I'r:»! lt*»IF* ! •uffeiliT#* Try V4*m fi»r ult»i siijil ht-antrum, buntii;^ fefeil nod o»h*r roiidiUorw by tlc««4 Mri.l lift #4 . nf i*dv# TiiMfta fiuiu )tiui d riifilii FlfH i|o«« mint cfin v+i*i ■ murfi iu.w If* u« and r,d p o u t ll K TOUH f n% IV ro irh lu ii r*rt»is Co, a t u l.^ r ii liu m tv trjrw h fft f D* Vm Sufttr D k tm s 0 ! A *t» rou uouti.d br d t .li.u o* f#n.#l« lunciiooti tnoumly thU omS# you #u: fmm pam, l##l n t r t o u i, r#.U**a, WS#a— al such llm**T T t t n M ITT Ljdi* X. pinsnam'# V#cctahl# Com* pouna I* rcll#T# tuch *Ttii|>n,ir.>) -------------------- autffcal U*t HnSham a »v#d r*marfcablT h.lptul ib M Ihl# war. If# «l.* t K u w t s i M d illr s It ha* I #0*ct on on* o/ k u m - •*t (>.*•«#. IT — nnXham'e Jupmiiuuc# to mrh * frets atom sente teatel LYDIA E. PIMKHAM’S SSSASS s Mr. and Sira. II F. \\ li.-rlyr, J a* ill, Florida. Mr*. Ituah - t )- . and Mr. mid Mis. Ih-ltBpadn. Mr.•and Mi*. Hlllv We»t oil. Mr. and Mi- F. t". Pope and J tnn>e into then i.-u'.v n u »iu m l roit*. Mian and Neltli. win- »<• atutl Intent at th*- old I hum jlm t i t-nl- cu. -tts -f ih or aunt, Mi - J .‘ hut now owned ■> U r at.] Mi*, Ttionipst.il, uml M-. 1 humpion.l t’. I.. Wt -i, S i r - i. v i ilVoutc fn thrir! home in Tainpu! jiftrr -penilitic their un-.iiion Ttt I ,nte. Tn Clusnifv a‘ f SI. Augustin.-. tf- Itevvand Mr*. TlHimp j •on ehtertniftfii a ii-im i uf’ fiivmU, Ft III KF.N’ T i.' i -o.it lui imbed ..rt.t ti'l.ilive* i. ivntlv with n dliit j npuitmt-nt. .olait- old.'*. Phone Hhiy-lt. net: puti>.‘ Those till..) in* *r*n‘ affau with tin- on's were: Mr.j and Ml*, Ben F, I'm llrii, Mr, i.iulM i I '. n l e T t'urltoil and' 'It- et.-l / m is Was Ml?, lark I'lm kel!. td t'.s.a t 'll, A U V E im s IN G and Mi Will i aibott. *>f Tienli-n. Mi nit.I Mi - i. "iii iu Wiismi uml ONCE «iir*ltittitfV7 ami limi'io* \\ti*..h. of St: ju ifio iiiir Al " A ll. unit Mr*. J. II, laii. t u|hI u-ii I, ItdlMtlle al'tl -■t t.' ■i I • i\ .. , ln-.-ii . ■.1 I ■i . ■ , in .n- t :• nd if 'll i-id '11* BUT NOW , t b'lrti lhi*li, wli't have leventlt I THE I I V IHiiVetl .1-* lla*v(hUrst. Aia. Mi. NEVViPAPFJf U h'a ;i.jii ■t .10.1 - Jts frit ’ I npUOE3-U- j , it Piinn. . Inisftii *. U.duill* well. Hot ill BETTER | V J) fhrv tlo mu like it I In’re t . well THE OLD HOME TOW N a h i * atiNi i h«H?t» -M im O rw *n" at a beauty .nt. -t In Seaside, O t*, Jo Ann A- sje. 2t). a SclwKtUeacluT of RoeetiUii, |H<sesl (or this photo with her k-wty-lrmv. clown and si-eptre. Flu will rjunpete f»i the title ot "Mu America ol lyt,"* in the Atlai.tr t'ujf. N J . Mutual ■* e- • tlrtiiSuit! in wi.| #53 "!A fAfluVI • T»ia \Vr#t *• lette »•! HU * N\V»4 Oviedo . i T H F cSA R D F/N C L U B /A lS P H C T S A ''/MEW B L O O M ^O A 4 V //4 E ST T 5H E T (Mm 1411: iUlil fCATt- AM BTNf** "uALAi KiL*W1» By K av H o llo �1_ P A G E S IX . _■ A 1JW ■ — m Odom Honored Barrett’s Address Meteor Shower To Be Seen This W eek ^ MbNDAT, AUG. ll/ THE SANF01 Red Tide Menace li 1 Moving Out To Inquiry H ((-»•:■*■>* nsa'Pi " rail..... (ism Psa* One) <r«atuu«4 ,1m r » « » n **) work, includipij the CLE AR WATER. surplus of the h#st cconomUt* In th# nolds from the Army WASHINGTON. Aug. II. (A*)— tripi lo Europe. ■h-klll m — “ Tha'"f7ah“ k"fllng*“ rH, t t f l govsrnmsnt, and wo has# -our stores for about 1* 00. A shower o f 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 rhnmr 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 amatrur spotters, the ansaving the beaches from m 5 reason the committee gave fm and Vandentierjt. Stsssen and time later. nounremenl said. masses o f 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‘ the cockpit’s eye and Prof.^Charle* I’. Oliver, new* conference that he * wan ha* imptoved durinit the pa" thousand jiapers, tss' - -t | Beach, residents hept their year and It is now assumed the; tfull o f them. I was taxiing out-and klower Observatory, Upper Dar­ "quite sorry" the hearing had -49 'g er* 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 o f ^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." G off 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 hail heen a great deal <f miscon­ taken with Ilalie and rereived an 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." ception about this’ Case. f pr exautographed brill inset Hied; "To The 27 year old pilot has two 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. Uarrill raid, my pal,-* Randall Guff, from Rabe vessels, loaded with refugees from the Ezodus 1347, Intercepted on th# wny to Palestine and turned MCitw move 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 intenst of over the new* artivitlcs of many seising markets snd exploiting ith a rrrw of Iwn to a now re­ the newest typo of giant airliner, ing boat will Ire read/ ti Ufct, to mighty big chances in nn effort 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, "W e stand for the broadest free­ ( t o i l Irturd I rum 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 rani exactly lie protected against the unenn nn American New* Association In dom o f 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 an ' i roit and viewed htany other sight* to fin or fili rents an hour, that Hughes had twr 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. emlr.irts— an 118,003.000 one for by Cooper with a nuggi-Mlon that o.iu r news agency to mako ilr ^ 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 York investment bankers, and ml Houtli Poles. Sunday by plane, whet • he. was o n e f o r piielo recotiuu'sarrte ican' N ew* Agenric* to “ domlnal*-- countries, J-or example, the Rrutera Agency wa* quid to seei . , that the American oecupattui)' of The Irt-st break iif the. Right -nicU.y Mr. and Mrs.’ fJoff - Tr-tBy.' •plxnc*. tha world," Speaking of the de­ this and U now selling It* news . A fpw sl^hlngs 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 o f acres) to 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 in the United -States and SouthH *** w" vpn from *PiJ,r Wfb*' 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 ral-t o f 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 "N ot 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 o f 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 o f freedqm coincides ford Herald and the Mneon ((■'•,) ped." "The question’ nf the dying InHr said "I w nted certain in­ with hla commercial -idvontage." Your Favorite Beverage overhauled and'atreamlincd. and Telegraph. He aerved as night - fluent# of capitalistic monopolies la lielng conditioned lo cope with Advice To Farmers sporta editor o f the New York formation from tlutrhes which 1 (Cooper commented: "Surely the) in Dm neiysnam-c-UimU-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* o f mo,In history. He slMingly recoinCompany alioul » j r «r no.,_______ sence/' ) l >miII h«-4 t f m (-n r- l l s - l Hughes, railing the pottprne* vlllrs o f all news agent 1 -s except| oim IIcs can lint escape It. minded umpialifivd support of th" wage—tTT-pTmtttrtmn ITlft'Tnnt kcF” ” No matter how nngry Jamrs on l a "total surptlie," said hi the llritish confined to their own JlaraHall-Plan-nud he 'mtidriuinil log of-food crops. It nffrcls Dm countries, as wa. largely Die r s w , ^ , , thu 1|tt„ , itin j, K„ in? r„ m., doesn’t think he had “ a fdr hear­ congressional ruts In funds f >-• Florida farmer who grows vegrtbefore Reuters, reorganlred 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 lin n Ils u r* nn l * * « r S lit He said he wanted lo withdraw, Information service. In Ihe confine* o f the United annual pay loll of about $d0.000, however, n statement he imd- on wiilulrew Its cartel domlnnlion wnni pence and Die monopoly press "Russia is trying lo divert at Stales, just as It affects llmse 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 o f the men mating up the mv reputation had been mined." " I don't feel that way any mort," “ by constantly hammering away exports, and just as it affects Die -list (Dixie) Division, which dur­ 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 o f 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 o f 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# lufauliy which Auoy's Wright Fields Dayton, dtn collapse of the Russian gov and politiral system*. That Im­ and the 171th 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 Out h*» Wl» “ rhsl "tommyrot," hut added llial there \merlean 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*hklLttIlu]|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. brought J. He said that a nationwide drive *had „ - a -former , em^loV^-•. ,, lea Is trickling thrimgh Russian nr at least the aevrre rurtnllment Ataandjr. 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 affrrt 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* Coastline Railroad and the Winn for hint and U w ilm ;ha dldbustncM stem." Mr. Barrett said Dial we appeara In 'me, that Ihe utmost must help 'every nation that rare should lie used In crop.plan-' l-ovett Grocery Company have ,.l " '" " f from W rigTiF 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 ^nator P^rpef ID -FU i 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 'ea tle w a l i * M P e a t O a r ) 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 o f 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 definitely part of the atuff Prin­ right 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 ‘The Prince, however, hasn't I'ersonally I do not think this did not believe the hesrinr would 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 jhat 7 W elt;! 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 o f good-demand crop* Some of the leads ,we have been 17.” Uts are organising an .Interna­ f or. 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. authorities. Jaycce Conference •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 lead I tto war." E gypt’s W arning 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 o f 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 o f other experts.. .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" o f Lucky Strike buy "fine quality leaf.” spread among the nations o f 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 A fter all, that’s what you want 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 a cigarette . . . the honiet, deep-down th# war. reporters, said he is not »r spared 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 o f 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 that we can bring pressure to Trie banquet was. presided over Tha premier said Britain "has hear on our reprascnlgtivea In by William 'Rolleston, state Jar* been g stumbling .block to our in­ er because of tha enmity which ns f o remember*.# contend* 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 - 100 ynars" yeara” end and ner for lor hla nis address enure** and ami In­ in- ment for the last lest-100 *T told Mr. Meyer to ti*a car# bring troduced to do what we can reed stale Javcne officials at- gddmL that-*hv real obfeet Of Ihe of these hors end ke«p th,m Wore ilations Undini M l.. " s t !r*‘ ty 1Brili*b Py-” > “ I told him t . tm. to arHrt M ss hulk Mct.ehee of St. to more their force# shout In such uroT# prove our v i. 1.1 our relationa r#laUoos with with u 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 A fU r that Hugh*, suld, h# paid out of members of the local committee air." u, IHU# attsntjon to wtwt U g t r waa and to support strong who had charge o f 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# o f 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 ‘ MMdudvd, "dsptnds upon us here cation. •qu art. miles. Had No Newspaper To Adyertiia in. But You Have 11 < 3 A. COOL SPOT Bill’s Package Store and Bar Rotary Meet LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO K N O W S - t-m *, r ini ir» FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette * S® Round, So Firm/ So Fully P a c k e d -S o Freo and Easy on the Draw -Ha iflfiW' ;• - - T - : \ . * I=- ’ 1 . " '• * j m »j t * , ■ . •. • - - • - . ’ _ . -■ * .= — - - % ,^ r * , ----- , t t ~ ~ •] J . m • - . * .1 y - 1. M y • a m - ' ’ . ‘ " t i - ' \ # ___ | T T . , | * ] =- _ . i = ' a-. ; , | j l | A .• ' _ « r T ^ - *, * _ :: ' r~k^-J3 — -■iy- '-J~ j . t o :. L- z v - �m >~f*L - r - : 'r* . - * » v-y*y : .' " In U n it y T h e n In S tre n g th — . To Protect the Peace o f the World; To Promote the Proar*** of America; To Prodace Prosperity wfty for Sanford. AN V O LU M E X X X V III *■■*•■* -* ■ . Established 1008 lit S. Charges Back From Reds Planned egime Denmark Support O f Corumun• ists In Greece By Soviet S a t e l l i t e s * Said Peace Threat Ruhr Talks Will Include German Policy 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 I D A . T U E S D 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 i r e ■ - W EATHER LA K E 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 o f the charter." 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 rtre-prestdent nf Southern Dautllt (Interna ttonal) 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(, rbprirtm 'kffrr"(he initial 'niton 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 at 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 N O . 193 Inquiry Is Ordered Into Odom Lands With Bound-World Record State D epartm ent'In ­ dicates S o f t e n e d Attitude In State­ ment A t S e s s i o n Convention. THE Partly rloudjr tonight'and Wedne* day. with (raftered shower*. LLB nt-i-___ LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 12,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* o f 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 Balkan 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 vn if r>g Commission bad not fa*7 creation o f th* aubiidlary Jry group now in Greece. "It waa riopoted by the Unituetegstton,' - »d “ 8tat*i da te n Hon he d e c lar­ i ' |r,siii>F* m r * t i rn *r W 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* I he‘ world mark and »l*n lieltereil the plnbe-girdMog, record whlrh the "B flltk W ir (Inlernallnisal Hoiinilphiilo) and its * reiv rMabluhed last April. National Guard Measure Dutch,Indonesians Uuit Is Endorsed Is Approved By ByV F W Members Hurl Charges O i British Commons Truce Violations Clark Orders M onbpolists Jailed; C IO Seeks Restor­ ation O f - Controls .WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 <*’>_ Attorney General Clark today* or io< detedi an invctiifiuon investigation oi of four* Tighter Laws An,a»it3t clothing ing and housing price*'' prire*'' ■ Lobbying A te 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 WASHINGVON. Aug 12 UP) .Senator O'Mtlioney (D W 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 the Birwster .blowup" a» ullirt rate*'the Justice Department 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 inAtistn follow* a thre* months study of the present price situa­ toiled lli.it’i a lustier of opinion" 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 *fkr prnpo»*d National Guard umt !» he formed in Sanford - i-tdmard by the Veteran* Of B i l l P a sued 178-63 rn Foreign War* Poat 3282 at lire i Republic Sends U. S. Following D e b a t e regular •nceling livt evening a; Delegate 2nd the l.rglon Hut. Following a Of Eighteen Hours .tall In Capt, Roy Green who Ruling For Trimming bitration. R c ' i u c s t outlin'd the Guard program, the Shrubbery A t In ­ LONDON, Aug. i?. pin— VFV. members were urged to BATAVIA. J.v*. Aug. 12. (Ab lleadf|iisrlere . of the Cotisrtra­ paritiipaie In the project. t e r s e c t i o n s Made The Pub It accused the Inil** Part* announced tonight ( ‘npi Gfrcn discussed rhe i f that Winston Churchill would tbrn-mt ~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 aini P. M „ EST) in repU to Prime f. f those with previous mil- Sumatra, and the Indonesians ctease* in licente few for plates I 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 TAM TA. Fl a. 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. da dispatch from Pari* today Dr Hriber! It. Mills, director of 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 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, *c- direct violation of the truce under the “ unlimited control of Is that It “ has been caused by which bee cine effective a we*k renting to Cap!. Green. | ,7 Attorney General Tam Watson ager of the Western Union Tele­ Itnued warm, similar to that of covery 'program. the presence ‘ of poiton gas in American monopolists." ruled yesterday that Seminole graph office, piotested an' incrcsi.- yesterdays" the Weather Burrini Uuyd lipyle, James.Wright and ago last midnight. PlBVila »atd tlie jrraty provided Gulf waters. *__* measures of" a mill *■* The bill, paurd 178 to 65 af J--hr Rauls were appointed to County Judge Rl W. Ware la en­ said. Dr. Mill* >*hl he had received ‘The Imloneiiau i.wlm at Jog. Hint "several 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* report* the Army dumped Lewis­ tnry nature be carried out Jointly w TKi* ruling was mn.h* In res- $100 annual rate. The Commis­ linois- and- Iowa was reported In cifically gave the A like adminis- Meeting Sept. 22 at winch time Jakarta countered tint the Dutch 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 BuIt *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 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 that jection on the ground that they o f 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 Veteran* 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 added, “ Is regarded in Pari* asi l * very lethal, even in diluted bean! -eaib Tue-dsv evening the Community are available for in western Java. An Indonesian evidence that along with nego­ form," be slated bad presented a bill to the Com- Mr. Sayer, The ordinance goes in­ ward through Kansas, Oklahoma 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. to effect on Oct. 1. Approxlmatelv 50 inemlier* at- communique .said the Dutch a*- tiation* between the United States from 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 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 f«r the "tide” which has 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. tear whan the county population viding fot inciryse in ii^ipection ICsstlssM m **•■% Twer '■ ax announced that, beginning from Conservative and Liberal |*rhed 22.00a In 1040 the county Jogjakarta Ra’Hway. It said} "Report* about this treaty L ille*' littering Iteachaa from d't-t. 8 th* post will hold two feta of electrical initallationi, and opponents who hail attacked thr Sarasota to Clearwater. Other opulatlon waa 22,304 as rotnparrd ''H'tmilnttrrt *»n !*<*«• T n »l *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’ act o f th* Legislature In 1U23 hcc h A list of 27 haiardou* Inter(O ilin g tin l * n i * T i f t ) ing some mustard gas bomb* in .which set th* aalarv of the judge scctlonx where shrubbery or tr*e* Marcel Fell!*, local sign painter, the Gulf last summer, but denied i of th* County Court at (500 -n obscure th* view of moW M* was who recently returned with Mr*. tbe gns was potent enuugh to | vear. -iri preaented .by IWk* tiGMnf Roy kill so *o • many lists over »o wide Judge War* today declared that VVHHanrv.' T m Commlilton iletnr- Faille from Toronto, Ontsrjo,. to HDEN OS AIRES, Aug, 12 M l JACKSON, Ml**.. Aug. 12. bPi 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 MOISSON, Franca, Aug. 12— Mississippi's lieutenant governor --1 ho*#* 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 two of surf and gusli, which cause in ert­ 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 GrttuKltr Gommfteion. Ho stated *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 o f 14 by hls-dog which In turn was bit­ fpneminent was pledged In “ win the World Scout Jamboree. fiat hit* ‘* p r k '’ as County Judge Cily will remove the shrubbery. mary said they would not con­ presenre nf some irritating ga*. C* echoSlovak scouts, tho only test hia nomination and two he continued. on the "Echo,* ana Don Sill and ten by a dog that had rabies, ar­ l , and Judjf* of tho County/Court ‘In rfihlltion. trees at Iitterser- Mr*. L. L. Bill, M i 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 a tlaa t* *■ (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 too 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 field -last ’ TuemfSy; pnrtrd by Brasilian news axen- by the warmth of their Welcome, Tropical Storm Is 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 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 Readies of dead ft ah cast. UP during the night, but tha*deposit» truck loaded with fish and 400 of Judge Ware'* office nt D.M4; The search fo r the hoy started vloch,tnfcelher with the Colo­ headquarters - tent, umllitrihutcd. go into a second primary. Ji-asa were the smallest in several day*. MIAMI, Aug. 12, bP)— A trop­ Home of the Ciachoalovak hoya W. Rhanks, llilrtl high man, who 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 o f 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 o f (485 in « x- fnr force is expected ted to cress c the faaa he was allowed tompen- -Yucatan Peninsula today and en­ last evening dined wttn Arthur Charleston Board of Health stat­ 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 were welcomed with open arms. ■tion o f (5.A53. he waa undecided. So wa* the rrew* in thi* area vvert reduced. ises to win or die. 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 W ar ew Title O f Indian with a squall area extending 150 2 U. S. Airlines To "W e’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 A re Convicted ;ader Is Designated reported at 10 A. M. by tile Feder­ Kenneth appeared lo lie In good Operate Toyko Line taught to look for political unity er Hamilton could demand a run­ Call Oriv Bugsy’s Girl physical condition, said Dr. (julllal 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>— Grady Norton, chief storm fore­ Just .don’t matter. It’* a higher (,!•) All 231 defendant# in th* Pakistan Conatltuent Ai Arum* caster. aald Continued northwest­ M IAM I 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 llr e Chief P. P.. Short livered. authoriied to operate between th* not countries. Every boy It Just FoncentraUcm camp operator* Firts Destroys Barn Pacific Coast and Tokyo as a fohammed A ll Jlnnan, president ter th* tropical disturbance en­ and acting Detective Chief were convicted by a U. 8 . mili­ first stajx toward reopening Japan a boy to every other boy.” ’ th* atsemblj and governor gen- tered the Gulf o f Mexico and a Charles W.. Pierce of th* Miami Belonging To Syntes 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. Hoffm an amed A ll 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 o f stein gamb­ WASHINGTON, Atlg. IS UP}— have b«aa (ranted temporary per­ north-east wind, completely ilr»- agr* of war by personal brutali­ mits for operations to Japan, Th* title, which means "Great ated near latitude 20 north, long!- ler Benjamin (Bugsy) * 9c-gcl The Whit* House announced tod* _________________ay Mrs. Harriett Susan Hoffman. troyed the frame and metal *lruc. ties and the murder of prisoner* They aald rthe permits were •**w" will be used In all nf- i ttide * 87 west H M 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 t if 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- atart raoparting field,-Ill. snd- wa*--a re*ld«nt of ■- The f l r e w * report<-d -at- I3t35 1— After-the-eaorl presi l-nt, Rrift* eslon since the assembly opened miles Bishop.'head prUsto detect. lake Monroe for tha past sight P, M., according to Flra Chief M. Vlrm-ral Emil 0. Kell, pronounced if*and brought Dm flir t our. outward Ire •a agency hired by Mis* Hill to prrM M C T tW jv told reporters 1 Japanese 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 o f 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 fo r­ a detailed policy and two coualna, Mr*. Dale Krein- firemen kept the blaxe from fur­ 'CHIEF CONVICTED ■lightly south o f Cozumel I t ____ Short said Miss Hill "appeared September, but that tha lime of Commtealoti 5W YORK. Aug.. 12, ^/Fb- In a few hour* and cross over tha reluctant to talk." " I t waa mostly departure is yet to be deterrnln- statement o f thi* government's brlng and M l*. Paul Oglesby ther ruining aeed bed* and cover*, mer American eltlxen, Edwin Katdestroyed, 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 Ttaid. weld prisoner who became a Th# born was Insured, he said. Funeral aerrieea will be bald 29, waa air flln t o 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 at 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 spes’l fleet tons accusing him vised in northern Yucatan and ad- it wa* In her home.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 Joel* Eu Waldeek, former 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., that gummen shot fere nr*. ]{* will return to this oral DoogD* ter, ami record* which Mr. 8 jrmes flrit German of royal blood to o f arrangement*. Dr. kbit* fn a Japanese prison camp Vouthern Gulf o f Mexico during and killed Beige! while ha country with hi* family ahoaid preme an lag commander, ai an 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 Ar- Midwest H eat Wave Described As Crop T hreat "s Zrr Sm i'ampan Supports _ U. S.-Italy H#vc ip«j8#n Gas Theory ui Agreed On Pact|For G„|f Rell o-i(,e Attorney General Rules Increase In Of Charleston; Youth Treated For Rabies R I Muddled In raraguaynn PrFHident ■ FleeN Capital City Czechs Welcomed To Mississippi Election World Scout Meeting C m l to'* v ? - * — =— k ; R * r> ■■>*&? SL5. "A - V j >\.; •••? » F*=tf m- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 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/71511a03a19111853dc3b2dee09eba40.pdf 8af3c765bcdd492d1b2e7c93dbb44e9c PDF Text Text PAGE EIGITP THUR8DAY, AUG. 7, 1947 HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ClarkH R eturn From 11,000 M ile Trip Through 33 Staten O, W. Clark and fam ily re ­ turned home T u r.d ay firm m H.WJD mile trip to th e Pacific ro ast during which they v l.ilH polnta of Interest in 3.1 states, •aid Mr. Clark today. He declar­ ed th a t during the whole they “a d v e rti.n l F lorida.” They were accompanied to l,ong Beach, Calif., by M n. Annabelle Lee and E arl l.ee who plan to live there. They left on June SO. Mr. Clark reported that e x ­ cept In the went, he fouud price* of ehoea and mAfrhandifte much higher th an in Florida. They vieitrd Ml. Capulin iNew Mexico,' he '.a id , 1'ikr’s Peak in Colorado Spring*, Halt - Lake City, th e G rand *’ Canyon and Bouhlrr Dam. In California they Waited Hollywood and t<oa A nge­ la* and vicinity and crossed tie(Solden (iate llinlge ami vlsil.il Chinatown ami other |ioints of in te re it in San rranctaco. They drove through the Itedwood foi • It. In Oregon they ,aw the »er lion cave*, he stated. Other imint* of inlerrst de»rr di­ ed by Mr. Clark were the (iram l Coulee flam in Washington, Van-, rotiver, II. C-. the Lewis and Clark cave* in Montana, Yellow•tope National Park in Wyoming including Old Faithful geyser, aleo liear*. deer, elk and inooM, They aleo *aw the lllack in South Dakota. State Employment Service Re-enters ” A griculture Field . TALLAItA88KF., Aug. 7 (Hnecr ia l)—The Florida 8tat« Employ­ ment Service hae rrcnterrd the a g ­ ricultural 'placem ent, field, With authority to solicit orders nm| make r e f e v a li, -Carl B. Sm ith, Chairm an of the Florida Indus, trial Corninissit^ announced. Under the term* and provision* Frankly these are the hottest values we ever offered. Come by train, bus, car or B-2V but come! Kspecially if you w ant • REAL DOLLAR VALUE’* 1 1 H jR sg jK /A u g u s t • F u tu re ! INNERSPRING MATTRESS As n kfnricr tHIm $39.50 Innerxprlnji mnllrrsH with u Having o f $10.00, will give you nn Idea of the tremenduu; value* that y.»u will flnd'fn MATHER*!' AUGUST SALK. If you need new bed ding by nil means come, nee, and but this aensnlionnl value. Kitchen Cabinets v» .*>*-% % t* r f g i / •t •,v V ‘l i . M a f . New Style Ice llere'ti another real value, plus a STEPSAVER for the lady of Ihe house. Regu­ larly Hold for $19.50, ho you ran see the ronH M juenl h it v I n g. Oceans of storage npare. jyllh a fine l a r g e work (op to save the steps. You will rave many n penny on Ice, as well ax the Initial Having on the purchase of this gleam­ ing white enamel refrig­ erator. -Limited to slock Deluxe Box at $59.95 ‘ Other« Priced OVER 20% Persona desiring farm lalmr ran fila (heir orders directly with the local Employment Service the D epartm ent of A griniltiiic nuke* as-before -th e farm place- REDUCTIONS If your kitchen needs rejuvenating, by all meaps -do not miss these splendid Dinette v alu es/ EXTENSION TYPfc the D epartm ent o!f . Agrinullui’i during the war. This plan In no way m irrfen-* with the Kxtensiu'i /Sendee carrying uu its program. A memorandum outlining. ih ‘i new plan has lieen sent to Ihu field offices of. the Employment Service and the new plan is a l­ ready in effect. Service For If you want a large suite, with cxtcnslun liable l and 1 flddlchark rhnirs at this new low . . . plan to come early frlddy morning, as they woU’1. lost long at this price. 1 PORCELAIN TOP WANT TO SAVE $25? You may If ,yeu desire _ this type of suite with porcelain refectory top and KEG. 4 upholstered Unllfer chairs. 09.95 Oviedo Home Building K m IH h C fleas P u r T t m l of A tlanta, Ga. arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. N iblark and Miss LaJune F ile s Is nt T am p Bear Wallow in North Carolina. BREAKFAST SETS REDUCED! t I for our AUGUST SALE! I; • R efrigerator farm placements, soliciting o r­ ders directly. During this |ieritM the Department of AgiirultUMthrougli the Extension Servlet agents ill the i-ounties will run >ua agricultural placement Mr. and Mrs. Alex ta in h e rt ■ Mtili Mlv tiHf .Tuesday , (iH-ritw visiting etffinuK ■Pent the day frlsm ls and relatives in <Medo lielu te returning m u tn m g to id .their .it__ summer fore home a t Daytona Beach WK hre proud of thin POSTER HEP suite at thbi new Ia>w price. It In the flrat time since the war that thia type suite has been on rale. You'll like the 'Walnut finish plus the smart design on each piece. Best of all . . . You'll like the price. ll In a rare and unusual bargain to get all three pieces at thin ftmn/ingly low price. Complete that ! guest room NpW! *• - t" Depart m rnt of A grleultute wll -draw from thin field n Employment Service will m u m e its activities a* of Drremlier 31', 1047, a* provided under thv Wagner-Peyner Act, Under the agreem ent cntcr.nl into with the Iteiiartm ent of A g­ riculture through Ita F.xteiiiit-n Service, Mr. Smith said the Em ­ ployment Service during the In- •Mr- nnd Mrs. W, It. Milne, fnlh• r and mutljcr of Mrs. J I*. Cox, hava returned front ssvcrul weeks spent a t lioone, N,‘ C. Poster Bedroom Suite SPRING, MATTRESS MODERN EXTENSION . Modem 5 pc. l.lmed Oak‘ refectory style suite that will give you years of- wear and service. Also a saving that- will credit your pocketbook. 2 Superb Pieces* . You’ll he thinking In terms of refur­ nishing that living room Hoon, nnd at MATHER’S AUGUST SALE, this suite Is just one of many styles and valued that will want to make you rave those precious dollars. Covered in the latent Tropical covers, w i t h Iilonde wood trims. It’s assured value nt RFJ 89.1 We Didn’t Forget the Little Folks CHROME BASE DINETTE Yours for $79.95. This 5-pc. gorgeous CliROME DINETTE with hairpin legit, refectory type table, and chrome chairs to match. WHITE W m l RED RF> High Chairs .. $3.95 to $12.95 . Strollers 99,( Reg. $12.95' g .9 5 Mr. A lfred W right ha* a* his guest Ills niece, M im Carol Willi­ ford, of Rrunswltk;'(<*. TOM if* 1 • i ; jM d i ►| 4i Mr. W. ft. Hill y ard.la confined to the O range Memorial Hospital. . Mr. ami Mr*. C. R. Clonti, Sr. left Tuesday for a vacation 'trip to A tlanta, Ga. and N orth CaroMrs. Dora Kelsey le visiting friends and relatives In Tennessee. Mr. and Mra. B. L Wheeler are •pending the lu n tm ir at their ram p on la k e Harney. They entertain­ ed Mrs. R. L. Ragsdale with a spend tha day party on her nlrthday this week. Aleo present wern Mrs. Paul Camplwll. Mr. and Mra. Robert Lee Kemp and baby daugh­ ter. Ja n e Joined the party In the afternoon. ' '0Dt> CHESTS The Alwnvg Handy 4 Pcs. In Genuine W alnutw eneers Mr. and M rs.’ T . L. Lingo, 8r„ id Mr. and Mra. Rov Clooti, Jr. iv t returned from an enjoyable »to New York City and N iagara IU. Thay agree though th a t ’a nice to be horns,” aspeclally en It w as to see for tha firet • thetr naw gnnd*on and knew res pec lively George Mar11 Lingo. All 4 pieces are In beautifully matched Walnut and other choice cabinet woods. In addition, you auve $30 on Ihla suite. * \ I X( CH1FFOJIDBE ^ We uA Riving you extra value In thin greup of robes. Home have double-door mir­ rors, some single, ALL are worth more than the pries aaked. We wont to dear 18th Century Suite in Rich Mahogany Like Hepplewhlte stylii and conalructad eulte (he answer to any I In your home. Slee rubbed finish and Save the difference between $14.50* and $<9.95 on these Mahogany 18th CENTURY quloltely designed GENUINE A1U NB M MAHOGANY la SCOOP, Note The Landscape Mirror Exactly As Pictured WE INVITE OPEN AN ACCOUNT TRADE-IN 203 - 209 E. First Street SANFORD’S BIG FRIENDLY FURNP 'd il= lll= lll= IIIE III= lll= IIIE IIIE II| = lll= lll= l| | = lll= IIIE III= lll= lll= 'RE Phone 127 • - -iv‘ • f IIIE IIIS IIIE IIIE IIIE IIIs lllE llls llls ll �1)1 (a Uaitjr T h en b Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the Peace of the World; To Prom ote the Protreo# of America) e T e Produce Prosperity for Sanford. Cdpud*iaf4*"cU)UdUf#i*' lo.dgnt mid Saturday Widely scattered show ei* S aiuiday sflermion. . _ • 1 ' ' • AN ' V O L U M E X X X V I II E a ta b lta h e d - 1 9 0 8 IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD. D A IL Y F L O R ID A . •^ :v v I K ^ P A f ’E R * F R lI ls Y . A U G . 8, lit 17 • - - % N O - 191 A s s o c ia te d P ra s e 1-e a se d W i r e ‘■ Control Over Time Buying r Ends Nov. l Reds HitU.S. Tw o For Violating Human Rights Guest Speaker Trum an Signs Meas­ ure But Hits Con­ gress For Ending 'Credit R e s t r a i n t - WASHINGTON. Aug. 8 «e» Tbrcsidcnl Tiuman today .finned * legislation killing all- conlioli on initallmcni buying Nov. I. -10-17. The Piftidenl laid be regret­ ted that Congress did not follow the recommendation of the bed-, era) Receive Board and of the Council of Economic Advisers "by enacting legiilalion to provide, fur ^continuing at long at necessity Regulation of contumer credit at * meant o( helping to promote eco­ nomic liability.” Mr. Truman had asked for apecific peacetime authority to tegulata the American imlitution known at the "essy payment plan," a a bulwark againht in* - flationary tendenciri. But Congrrti. inttead, tent him _Ra hill intended tin, io m an ^nd.la the wedit curb* in three monthi. In a atalem ent criticising the legialation Ihe t’realdent aaid: Brazil. A t t a c k e d I n Heated Session O v e r Membership Of Bulgaria .In UN Edward W. H arrell, editor of Newsweek m agarine,. who will i*peak at the Jayrec- hamjurt at the Mayfair Inn Sunday at 11:15 o'clock. The banquet will rlim as the sta le conference of the Jayceea to be held thia weekend. C ity Beautifying Plan Is Proposed A tJ a y c e e J W e e L . BusyProgramPlannccl For State Confer­ ence This Weekend California Forest . Fire Continues To * R a g e Uncontrolled Sinkfinjr Dates Made By M argaret Truman Father-in-law Killed By Frightened Wife Red Cross Instructor To Teach Swimming: HOTV. SPRINGS, Ark., Aug. 8, i I GOLP POSTPONED f ORLANDO. Fla., Aim. 8. 1 * 7 F irs t round play in th e Florida S tate Open Golf Tournam ent waa tported shortly before noon toduo to n heavy rain th a t had o a irty awamped tha Dubadread C ountry “ * Senator Says H e la H erbert Covington, Red Cross swimming Instructor, Is now a f ­ filiated with the City's youth recreation project and will con­ duct classes In swimming a t Cry­ stal Lake Park In Lake M ary on Tuesdays and T hursdays a t '10:00 A. M. startin g next Tuesday. He will co-opersle la thias program with H erm an B ran . Mrs. N ancy Brock and Miss __ Dampler, recreation director*. Mr. Covington look a ' course in Red Cross swimming Instruction a t rlando. V CALDWELL FU N ERA L MILTON, F la , Aug. 8, OP)-* Funeral services fo r Misa Jeanne Caldwell, slater of Governor MUard Caldwell, wilt be held here a t 4:90 P. M. tCST) Saturday. Mlsa Caldwell died T hursday h Washington. : \ ••• - . • . ... ; t- - V i v -J- \ ,M i. W A M IIM .|i>N . Aug ttatrrnrnl ten day* , .tgu after H ughri, mulli-millionaiir plane builder, had a> trtlrd that Brew, iter accr|>trd $1,400 worth of ftee air transportation fiom hint. firm tier it chairman of the Senate War Inveiligaling _l'omHe then aaked how the United’ pritt'ee wK'i'clr it looking into $4T) Slate* would like tur Ihe IhrCe ex- 000,000 worth of plane contract* enemv states, ur any other flats, aw aidrd to lld g h rt and Henry J. to prolgst against thr* nnli Com Kaiier. munlat drive, the “gnti-lslHtr ■ t " ir.ltfrg A *uddrn truce lari night rndislation" naasod by the last teasion of Congress or “ the recent rd a vide inquiry into chargr* h> trial uf a leader uf one of the pul llughet that Hrevttlrr offrrrd lo itical patties in the U. S. A." call off the runtr.it I invertigalin'i “If this is tha dom esti; roncern if Hughe* would merge 1 ran*of the U. S. A., he aaid, “ I would like to know Itow the U. K. think* W'mld Airlines, whith he largely it can interfere in thu domestic conlioli, with Pan American Ail affairs of these rounlri?* which it wayt, i* flooding with protests." i Brewster *aid he railed today'* Kavnoi n-ptirti th a t He I’vli th e ' iV ; i | >w»* Wlf»«Mr to evirlv ill que*I'niled Stale* I.atlnv airainil Ut. *® tion for protaating against IhJ t h e ) U"n ...... ..t'"... . *•*"> U*. Hughes on lire oppression of T rtadam by the V 4* '1r,l“ -V ^ did nut ............ *g« t a rh*nrH togov nnsw -r ho! hoforo the three Communlat-duminated pha>c uf Ihe e»*«* -. rnmenta. . Brewster.Hughe* , , closed. "W e are parties to tho, Y a lta ' ii clo,* K,‘ Hughes had challenged Brews* Il'MlIao* aa i*aaa Klltll / / / A / Survey Outlines it T rs »! Lions Informed jIndia After Uriel’ j Advantages A n d : iiy ? t ish°l leniso!0^ Jaycee Aim s, /y • seta -— , _ , „ rgatro A. Mav-i?..Ai ^ . Grow th .1 O f fv .. •* Accomplishments Fuel cStopj City LXJNPON. \ug 8 id*i |i„ Tha Semlnola High School gild; Monday morning at 10:10 o'tlork. CAIRO. Aug. 8^-147 1’ilol Coach Kettles announerd thie ufWilliam P. Orlom, a third of the P o p u l a t i o n tarnoon. .tin'* Swi.vh.t ilomimttrtl I fun- if TtU "! CH SC, ICpntmnrit .tppr..yr*l tml.iv the y -t Expansion OT Com- Growers Favor Soil ( tmservalion Here Ex-Sanford Men Head Gainesville Reserves Anti-Red H ungarian mid Chief Reported Dead * , - -=F - , - - M ' • k lurmt .mil ntjirit Ihi alias hat «n a don hi,.o n botrf. I riy iK ii l i 'a ac l i i i n , St * 11a It - • Ill-Ill ,,| llir Lensle War lltVCltlgaling t-iimrmttee, <a me ajtci ( I lilghr* h id t, lined lo pioduce joliu M etre, h u puhlhlly man. would make aiul had *ai«l II Itjllahh t, ■■n* 111* |ta|tei* only tlioic , Irateri liy Iii* allmnryt. I $23,000 Colluded By Youth In GI Benefits 1 - * i r , V . . i f 1-' , - .. . ■• d/ •-J - :>■ -\ k t »' - : f e - tL X S lS l ; O ' y . . , .1 IIIK a .ulqionia foi puv slr iloCU- York wh.-.,- n. m. ami tti*ih- Manufar* (tTeck Money M arket M r?- WzV'HIVH d N, Aug 8 147— N-n.iloi I rigumn (U-Miili.) capitctf a bitin vrffiil eschsnce* with fT<‘V«aid Hughes today by ittu- Colorod Pictures Are F eatured In School Year Hook ')* - *•+ ■w \ >ii I,|k k - i i i d o wat muvd fvl.' Initial practire session* will Ikmunistn S t r e s s e d M r),. i n rfu » t . 1*1 t v « n - r r , * r v r « r ........ v - r light and prim arily devoted to Is­ left Cairo today at 8:39 f*. M ' a ' * t 1 . . hilt, d--m l-d l-i _ W mvhut Uni.-' suing equipment and lim bering ex* (11:39 A. M.. F^astem Sjatidntd A t L u n c It M e v t v>h-,iiimg dial •we’re not gotO I y A t C 1 ill j ,|J "a Id mk thr.k lm t.. 1 .1. ertisex. K ettles added. (4 .ini Ititled (tl I'agr I l«ht) ‘| - -----* ' _____ Ilia n giuV innirtil. The Fed mentor requested that Tlruel f o r Karnehi. 11 tin. j Jirtvtp and Amt* nl tin I hind • The form er British terry e.mi Ihe pf.-rn r ..iim tl.,1 |Kipula unlv varsity memtn-r* from the llir 1 lull-*- i:HT llir Ini) a ... Jiiiimi Cliamlirt ui| t 'i n u i i r i t r a n d eoml 194d machine and Bahv Fed mem* maud airm an, now llvl.g in It- j ...... o( S n ih o .l t> I ' >tHl hmirn !»• , , .. , int,» olid ira d iiq i|> jiin U lig it ill |> n tier* report for-the first practice*. lyn N* i „ w i* only a n u i i t l i n r il l , llir pi.'igt-iM ‘'I lin n minute* nut of Chlciifti. l l h . l M,« l u ,ll‘ l u ^ 1' *" 1 Mn* l lplr. 1. ilh i.it a Iriiilil voir 1^ ( • i i iiiin r i ( o n l r l r l i t r t o I F rtth m en will lie ryquevl.d to re­ ■tarlinic h*hl (mint, H4 he heiitcd iluwn . MMiling tu* imlu%ln.il $ui%ey nl lliu port shortly, it w at staled. giiVi-iuinriil Inqn.l to |M|.li I i th« 2.200*mile le f to KariM*hiT | ,u.*j com|tlluil liy ihr I lurid i this wcrkctlll at tin Ml)f.Ill Inn ' Two a day practice iiettinris will He wax.tfyftilt^o , n,, | MU\ mra.ilh- lluimrli ail- irin,lining pai- u.t tin- subject .-I .1 Inglil) hi be held until the opening of school. llJllirltl.ily »tagr, In-lo ir the ( nui =jli.imalive talk by I .• I Katigau The m orning drills will Iwgtn a t hours o r less the Stale A.IvriliVing Coin3 " i C " . Z l * : w rd for a soil, flight ar.u n d th. the F Nlonili o. u,,m\ Indulrd ttiljiuiinnirlil „| ,|lr | I |„l. H llir Mitrnr.' n vi-arJx m t pubge^iun will start a t 3.00 o'clock, j wo.r),,|l by Wiley Boat u 1933. ] imvtion li«)Tr,| I,*—th e :f/in iilr and student* lion luncheon tnd,iy_ ji ilfr M>. of tin, r,)n l l.ak., Armlrmy n n j Serqiinilc l<mnlv ha* an eili K ettle. Stated that n.w u n ifo rm .i f' W nl " l. “ ^ ' T T An iiiiiHiilmtnl in' i.-h-i ih»* |„(| are on urdsr and will U- delivered ! • lro r* ^ » lln8 M" » rrlv*' jniiit.«| ^t.y the xtyi'h-nls at lh# in tied po|ml.»h'*ii id 2(i, )lH) (Util tilraslll. nut itifrated 361 lo U< P aris at 6:44 I' M... mid ti l I Xrudeniv- t'n-*s, |>rr-.rnts eight In approxlm ataly a week. The suila had averaged alwiut 360 uii!e* Til. .amllst gowrnmrill "hr Jaycee*. he dd q.oli'n.rr.t |>irrxf Willi IJ. h)4 ill I'MU. tile are aolld orange with b'ack .tumFlorida scenes in full culor, In- '■ 11... loll . inveasary for . If, , lu-sriil. M ali*i....»..l«l.Ian hour on the hop front franco le|w |l laid. rrats, to coincide with ihp school hiding riett-i of Sniilitndii HuringS * dealing null Ihe Hi if. .1* .un, *<*> .......... I'-'lftv *'*♦ whirl .and perfect weather. Gnmlcr, N fld, color*. The latest type plastic jn latkr Eolu in Orlafniq.’ 'Of ifir City** 11AOO ili-w a s,h is only stop tn-foie 1< In It W ould emimw .1 tlir.»':H "1 """ "" "•1 1 , 1 ll|mu »'l headgear* have been ordered and Paris. m rlnui-.., l.nrk.-d III*- kill .vtu.-1. e.y The maili iuv. tvliirh n l l i l f . |H i|i u latlu ll i< e i l n t i a l r d ill gotrilili . lit lo t.‘II ill* ii mid w ,m will arrive with the uniform*. The Tail winds were ptumised to help the Ce|Mil| St (|.7(MI ,and tile ill ell wT,*>• llivv m ast » o ik md lo l.'llded llu- poll. •- Milt!w*i|ty *»l liiiui-,1 liy ihe Sevrnth I lay Aaheadgear* are black. * *eritist ilelioiniimtirin, is tocs'rd on the Imiia leg. t a k e .,I n III.* iiuiltagrtniiit o f f nut* S ln lr Highway P a li■diti.-n, hr Ur Fred Ganrn*. last y e s r't arsislaitt The 8 foot 3 inch filer, 87 y»ar* l-roel 6 .80 () While* m ihe mult Colt*11(■ •11*11 to h r iipi-ruttni! tin f- .Inii'd. Allhivn’li tl„- Jal.-I'i- pm in Seminole' t'ouittv lietwren F*ra coach will return to aid Jvrttle* and old, left Paris nt tl-.-IU A’ M., tv ate pul at Id lN I and nrgine* I |„i-,iil for a S tair tillM k • ■■in ii".l I'lly mid firientlV. a new coach has been added to The annus) t» dydica'ud to Mis 1 tut:-i.'it W:i> ih-fCNlrd. il ill T .-!i Cairo tim e (4:39 A. M , ’aai-in 4| ij.OOll II,an.- fn-rf.-iniy ('1)111,-1' Ed, the Sanford staff. The new roach ‘ I J liL (V irile llull-K it stein who teclfvtd "m e ) a fte r 4 *t„p ,;f ra U | „;ftJllJn, lu t^ (..ejlaidishV barking thr lull, reitl iu L U ^ h w d J ^ 'ly «* Is Tim Tvler. recent g ra d u a l» from f ... j. iT §i imitMiivtt i*»* 1*1118 «* i m ;h 11 I Mllu o f till* tin t i«*i *-tl lltktHi M } 1tcr It \ degree at llnllln* (VI91 m inutes to tak e on J.W0 * d ; Plirntjl itl t t l , . „ . u ul Rollins College, Tyler played In ions of gasoline. He got t^ m , j i* t.. ii.. i . ___ i it,it*. h-ge in 11*If* and who is ten rh sr of lo u rrtn lo tin.!;,..■■ --d J tm p lo v .-ri. ii leporlett. (ha hark field for Rollins for three Ktt->wtll . of t'.onnull11-Tu, Ml . Hrl- Engli-h and Spanish nod spon­ gallon, of gasoline In an hour's lh« , „> p Cll>. T h J® ............... sored the 11*17 graduating class vears. | UMII asserted, lie told of n ■topover last C V ' F -un<tC<o m p a n y ; l», K .U . Iln. o .■lint VUHl visit IH to Taiion Square ui u( tlu- Aradeitiy. his first Ti .th.w J, 4* ia 5ruimi ABBIO *M |U . r . ti n " b‘*vb|t i impaii'.. pioi'i i u » of palm I John M Howell AH-kl A-PhD. I m'i-u Chicago nvw lot 1>" iirineiptil and tile facility, Itt6U.9nO Couimunisti gutlin S tandard Time yeilerd ay . | (.,ab * n of ......r r e l/p ip e : I ' M IT * *■ hiding iirnd* of various mdustOtilv 31-nttt of Semimile Count-j tleltioiisltltl jiitt * n T >r . t'lHigatf, m akers o f nlnllnulnd'-, V1j.,l|jiu l projects, nqmK-rs 27. l h r r a yV I'JHI lo .7IM I grow ers tu rin d O,it I "A nnllier matter whult jeiiu-., tr*m la*»J .... i'a«e t ,«i,ii w- re f.t in the K iaduating etas* Two form er 'S anford rltisen* mi (Verlrp iday to apitruve i ii.ttt j this yegr. Juniors nu ntier 46, and Navy veterans now livi’.g lUhmmit of n soil conservation Sophom ores 43 mid E'lkshmen, in Gainesville have been placed d istrirt in .Hrmlnote CoiioU Ml •il. The total student boily waa in command of lh f naw organised of th r voters, IK in Loiigwuod mid BUDAPEST, Aug. 8, <47— A I —— ----21M l. aside from six vsntara who division of tha N aval Reservi reliable 18 In -Sanford, w ere in fuv ,r uf Inform ant said Imlay hr , * , were away on m llita y or nursing in Galneavillt. They are Idem. the progintn, arrording to County seen a'B o v ie t le tte r reportJohn II. H interm iater, USNR, had Ag r i l l C. K. p A W s o u , N o Vo *. S ing the death of lb-la Knvae* . ... r Forest I.nke Academy hy means m anager of the W hite House Ho- form er secretary • genrral of th< HAN FRANCISCO. Vug. 8. (47 K C V .C O lS W i l F I* C R T S were rccieved front Oviedo ur tel, who has been appointed com Smallholders P arty whoso arreit —Fisleral aiiUtfjfilie* were bring­ of its varlud industries foe stu ­ Clittluoln districts. dent* gives them Dot only menus! m inding officer, ana The result of th e vote will lie ing to Han Francisco today a fo r­ 1- by lha ___ Russian*■ 8; provoknl p ro te st.| ATHENS, Aug. M, (47 The ta r L. Cooper, J r , Insurance an'ill from lha United R u le* govern-] i.rie*; of f r.ld t,.-,- shatjdy lintay sent to Ihe Soil Cons.-rvnU'm m er Air Force* officer, wlw j training liul ennldfr* them lu pay edueareal aatata man, as axecutive of sta te Investigator said, had adrtitl- lu part, if not nil , of . their .. „ . • 1 In uneasy Atlan*. and veteran Board in Gainesville (n deteniilne ted collecting J 22.1 mi, i M I2.!.U(mi pile* -T h e Laundry which tuppllre Bear. Tha Inform ant said R u ssian .,,I,servers sal,! -it reflreted fears whrthi-r or not the vnt.- w arrants In veteran s’ unrm plin men! -comII H o n d a Sanatorium and oa- ;.t The appointmanta w are an ­ M inister G. M. Pushkin h*l» re- (!,*( -httem al ylolenre might hur- cstahlUhiiirnt of a soil ronvetsanounced Tuesday by. Capt. J. W. ported tha death, w ithout s|ieeify-l ,(,.on-Into wat if the Communists tion office with a technician in pensution in the past IK months. pital among otliera, is pictured of new Boutwara. district dlrectur of N a­ Ing place o f tim e, to the offiae attem pted to eMaUlsh q free state charge in Kanfunl. Chief Investigator lame* Rolme) with Its flk.Otk) worth equipment. A dairy is shewn val Raaervaa. Llaut. A rthur I.. of H ungary* acting I-oreign M in -j|n parthern G t.ere. * *"* tf th is ' hw-dnne. the technician of the California Hlate Depart which h a s .n daily output of 170 Funk, USNR. aaaoelata professor Isler, Krno Mihalyfi. V* • ... . j Tha ‘-Athens money market. wilhslsit farm ers Ip test *‘"1 types, m ent of Employment said Ihe for; mllMz «0 o fw h lc h gwM of social sciences, University o! Since Kovac* w as ‘ a rre sm t - by | w hlch in the jmst faithfully h i s , make muiis o f farm s; and make r. m er pilot had relate-l filing nf>- to the •» Hanitarlum. About 3^)00 Florida, waa appointed as tra in ­ Ute Russians, he presumably dierl. f ora-tdia.luwid govern manta) c risis,} rommenilations of ‘Imiirorem egtj proxim atcly 76 fictitious claim s lo chicks a te hAtchrd 'each week at* ing officer. In a Russian prison. quoted th e gold sovereign today j to n rm um ittee u f five farm ers, com pensation in (lint 'lim e. In o f­ the poultry farm . The Academy All three of th ere o ffic ers'h ad A spokesman^ fo r Mihalyfi sald | a ( drachma. The slsh ililrd elertrat bv tiiF fa rn u -rs. to test aa fices ranging from Hdrraincnto in axtansfva-sea and command duty a t a news conference torlay th a t r »U la 135.WW The gold ra t* waa lo fgasihility. The "ntir.' expertw* northern California tu Riverside P ress ia one of the inoet valued industries a t the school, both fa in World War. II and other as nothing w m known" of the sta U j n 9 J » o when thu imO.OOQ.OOU o f retry in g out aurh plmm is up to county' in the Houth. . He identified the youth ns Hons an educational and financial w ay, itgnnfanta which particularly fit o r Kovac* - h ed llh .• American m ilitary ai.L program the farm er. All th a t the g*avernA copy of the M irror m ay be i a t . t h a K n ilt.o f.ih a o rg an swewt‘Pay* t* -4he* eainry Stw A. 1-anen- 2S. nf Vnlluip..Calif.— seen a t the otllce of L'ou'nly •futirtemr division In Gains*T TALBOT BACK lechnirisn and the upkeep of hi* Supt. T. W. 1-awton. REPORT DENIED villa. C ap e Boalware said. F rank Talbot of Oviedo has reofice, said Mr. Dawson. WASHINGTON. Aug. -t, f l h ROTARY MF.KT ren tlv returned from Wayriravlile, • ----------- — — •— V . CORN PR IC E UP - Htatu Department Press - Officer . FLORIDIAN HONOR HI) bttsicel program featuring N. C. where he epcnl a two w r-ks' CHICAGO, Aug. K. <47—Cora Michael J. McDermott today des­ SOFTBALL CANCELLER JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 8, m ~ vacation. While th ere bo reaw-rts hnnnott and Bill M artin The sofMiall gam e lwtwe*n cribed as “ not tru e" a published s o a r e d to new record high* on tha Col, Pannywalt F. McCall, with 28 •w in g Mr. and Mr*. Ed .tandall pUnnerl for the Rotary vears service In th e National and Jack Burnev and family /m m T'lub neon Monday, it was the Rotary Club am) the Linus report that Secretary of State Board of Trade today on buying Guard and United States Army, Sanford. Ho adds th a t th e w.-atb- »nl today by Charles Ckib scheduled for this evening Marshall ha* quietly assumed induced bv cenlinucd dry w eath­ waa presented the Florid*. Crow or w as exceptionally jool and th at M program chsiniisn. h as been postponed on ac:ount direction of civilian 'operation of er in much of tha Midwest, p a r ­ yecterday, hlgbeet o tiliU r/ aw ard he u w i------ -•of**■ ----------------------ally singing of old snd of the wet field, Orville Touchlon th e American m ilitary government ticularly in the m ajor product** the p retties; tnoun-' "<*i stale of Iowa. by th a Bute of Florid*. Id Korea. will also l>* enjoyed. announced today. r in th a United Bute*, new j ttSth*; . Irr fittl Angrtly rrluong, In make iccuidt of hit pet tonal bank sccount and ollief p itv lle papalt availatdr to Setratoi* m iettigating Ini (dO.tHli'.Bi'l) watiime plane runliacti. Thr. row over Hut came during a wrangling tfitio n punctuated bv a ‘ ihtr.il fiom Chaitman Eei|U run fR M uli.) to bar all ipeclalofl fiom th e .S en a te^ W » r In v e itin t* ing Committee** hearings if th t audience did no) ttop applauding ilu g b rt, * ,. * ■ "We a i t going t<T have OI yuo will fiol he alh.wrtTto stay in - th u 100111.'' thr wlutr-haiied ellaittitau tftuulrd to thr audience. Die ' applause came at the mil* lionaitr I hdlvwixHl pio.lu. ri wat jointing with I erguron about Irrnn <d tit tlH.tniil.OtK) contract to build thr ’'wot Id* latgeit aiiplanr.” a (lying ho.tl Win ii tl ie i iiiiiluilier ircunyentd afin i lumlieou rrceti, llughet .iiiiiiiiiii. i i I ihioiigh an alloiney hit itilllilglirn to make hli |i*peit , ' oltrady -tdrporn red available lot the tenalor*. MAKING I lf s M lX fe \ tV.M T I 'J I 'ip jlf jr is r r on th r «ilnr«- -Inu.l lief.-.r (h r s*n»le t t - r lii*e»tiBaling Cato *11te r ill \V iwlii nu t ••Ii. • llo n an l IliiKhe-, milliuiiairr plane h u ilileran d film maker. I- -hiiwn in two lypi.it iIn -r iip* tak rn n. he tr-tilieil in the .aircraft ciiult. i i t probe. AL--fight, tlutlie* hold* a bumlk « t, record* a* he chargr« that Senator Owen BteW strr, Maine, rhaiim nn nt the invrwt Ination enintel lee, offer ed In rnll,>|iff..lh e jirti-aliiinal pm lie it Uttjthr'.'Ouiuld agree lo m eiga liin J A tA -u r I **r Ip. repeat uudei n a tii.h L atari*. outh I raent th a t H arriet Annie wick, n garii.’iiiint with t*an-Alnrriran Mrwa)», At lelt, he i- »liow n us he tm>k the tInlet nnlioual Soundplmtu) (TWA hoaltm . had refused to trav. I ■1 »- 8 uP>— ll. i w .u d I higher agreed today, af* Kraailnikuv, in a alaanimr attack on the United H tatri, challenged Ihe right uf U, S, Hc.m-svntativr Harden Haynur to criticise Hul* garia, Hungary and Komania for violation of human Fight* “ when the United Stale* might t* open to even more serious charge* in thia-respect:"-------------- —------------ rr •aiiMn-a *i r .* . riaiir Seminole High To S tart Football L , 1T ~ M „„^„.,i0dom Heads For Practice Monday! *j Ferguson D e m a n d s * Meyer Be Put Back On W itness Stand* Seeks Iltighes’ Files Upward Hughes A ttacks Brewster Under Oath LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 8 ( 4 7 Not Proud Of Drag­ Huttia chaigrd today that the ging Her Into Air­ United Slalrt wai guilty of seflout violationi of human light*r‘ plane Investigation at a retult of the adnunitlration*t WASHINGTON; Aug. 8 Id V campaign to remove "to-called ditSrnatoi litew tlet . U t-M e.) tai<l loyal employed fiom government today lie teglelt making s p te tj potitioni." The chargr wat made by So­ tlalrm rn t that «u .inline liotlr-vt viet Representative Aleaei N. Kru- w st afraid In tiavel alone with kov hrfuie Irr mrmheithip Com­ M aw xrd'H uR hfi:. lam not ptoud of my com­ mittee of die United Naliont Se­ curity Council after the United ment un that affair,” the Maine Statei had oppoirJ Bulgaria*! ap- Senator lotd a itewi conference. Brrw tlri m adr t h e ’ uiiginal plicaliou for admittion to the UN. “ It l» -unfortunate th a t the Congraaa did not provide for re alrainta on atver-eipanaion of iitatallment credit in order to liA proposal by Jack K jtigsn mlniah Inflationary pressure* nr,*ing from thla course." that the junior (.'lumber of Com­ Mr. Trum an obaerved that ru t- merce tpontor s plan to beautify _ tinuation of p'resent control* f fa.' the north and south roadway 9 th* neat three montha hat i««il “perm itted arid m ille d by the entrance* to Sanford . and the Congress," and tu- added that parkw syt along Park A vrnur wat “thia ‘ la preferable lu immedi­ «ntliutisitically approved last eve­ ate abandonment of three rening by the group at their ,up|ie; ' alrainta.” * “ For th a t reaaon," tbe Peril- mreting at the M aylau Inn and dent continued. “ I have a’ffted w at referred to their executive tha Joint ’ resolution." committee for further action. Hr aald it would l>a " fa r bet­ In addition to this idea, Mr. ter to reduce prirea than to rvRatigan advanced the idea that _ la i terina in leaking new cut* the Merchants Association -and - A - tam i fa . --------— — ------- — The raatralnta on installment civic gioups back a plan to plant buying. were instituted in w ar-] shrubs and flowers all the way tltra undw thea rfoivgnie control I •Jong Seminole Boulevard into JU d Faotltoritg ___ . wfthtn the trailing-T 1 ** * w lth-the ontin y act. The I’reai- San fold. l (M ila n ,a aa l> a * Klakll Gena Tucker, co-chairman of the Conference ('ommltlve, urged th a t 'a ll rnemliera uf the local group participate in Ihe S tate Jaycee conference at the M ayfair Inn during the weekend. Regia tuition will take place from 1U:IW A. M. until 5:00 I’. M. Saturday, he aaid, There will be a buffet supper {rom 8:811 to 7:30 I’, M.. LOS ANGELES, Aug. H, <A7— and .thu furmal hamiuel will take Reinforcements of 160 fitvfight- place Sunday at 13:16, at which era, parachuted to Condo.- Peak Edward tV. Ilarrett of . News­ in the Angele* National Kureat, week Magazine will S|teak. Mr. Tucker highly commended iointd in ,th e battle to day.us the Rig T ujunga Canyon bruth and Lind \Vi*!>er, hotel m anager and lig h t-tigghgr fire raged unrontrol­ mendier of the Jnycees, fo r-h i* aid in the piiigra;u. led for tn rfo u rth day." President J . H railey Odham .E a rly today the hlate had erop) u ••hiiuntil aa I'aae MtSIIdown the canyon to within one and aaked for Miggeationa| ..that may 9 opr-half miles of tha intall com­ munity of Tujunga v u l U. H. R anger M. W. Durham said the burned over area now totaled a p ­ proximately 4,300 acre*. An effort was made yesterday to r r e a la rain by artificial methods KANSAS CITY. Aug. H. (jp )_ abova the burning area w h e n two. Mrs. T. J, S trirhler, Mias M ar­ hav* tfisd and tho Hat of In lured garet Trunin a ’* voice teacher, aaid rtaeh ed some “6. . the date for Mist T rum an's The Loo Angeles Times, with todav appearance with the Hollywood tha .aid of scientist*, arrange-! to Howl Symphony O rchestra had * h ave.dry.ice dropped from a plane Iwen act for Aug. 83. 4 ° n : a cloud In an attem pt, which 61m. Suirkh-r alao disclosed that proved- unsuccessful, to induce showers. The paper explained that the President's daughter would make her concert debut In P itts­ a “elngle cumulus cloud failed to burgh Oct. 17. The concert aeries, cooperate.” which was schedulei) to open a t Tha attem pt waa mado because Pittsburgh in 6(ay, was postponed of rtce n t such rain-m aking sucresMm. M artha'K . Trum an, thu sea In A risons. A t an altitude uf when 14,000 *fe*t a plana mad-t five President's mother, L e'sm u frillawaepa across tha top of the cloud, rally ill. For her appearance in Holly­ dumping from 60 to 180 pounds uf k in . Slrickler aaid MIm T ru ­ , powdered dry lea each time. Heien- wood, man would sing two ariaa In the _ t l i t i explained th a t tha cloud was first half of the coneer; and a * • not high enough to be In the frees- gyoup of three or* four songs In tng level w here such an experiment the second part, m ight have proved successful. Mr. and Mrs. S trlckler will ac­ company Mias Trum an fo r the West Coast appearance. « 7 — Haggard andd unshaven, F ro a e c titlu A ttorney Sidney Mr kM ^ M sath t h declared today hla pretty ▼86-yMr-otd wife »hot and killed W* f a th e r - la s t night while “hyaterioal w ith fright** aa a resu lt of tim e, alder McMath's drunken ahuae. Rod-eyed and w irn from an allnight investigation, the form er Marine hero laauad a prepared statem en t telling how hla wife, - • f n b b a d hla .46 caliber n e fro a r a n dp i and fired wildly a r Hal P. Me Math, St. whan he . .^ a p p ro a c h e d .her .cursing and his t ' w t l p clinched. . ------------ ---------------- -- More Subpoenas Are Issued hr ation; ■n * 1 ■ ■ mm — * �t FRIDAY, AUG. 8, 1947 T D K S A N T O R I) H E R A I.D , S A N F t)l Itu lh Oveta Culp Hobby N»*t> A II «l>r. T o H. K, * K A Iia U u l) I.H IA iK I 2 Tn> l"l | Prince Abdullah rh u ln K>i rt.l.____________ J a i i i n A. *ta* I 'r c t H a I. f o A rm ik r H i n t s •H U f l a i a lljr MARTHA COLE AP Newafealure* WASHIN O T O N -P rluce Abdul­ Xtelnl'iah. II. D . T o H arry True dal* HOUSTON. T ex—The (rim se- lah (of Yemen), wearlnif a rob* « 01 VTt lii:»:l>« cretaiy opened the door of the ... of _sheer. hand-woven w hitr fabric , Mclntixti. H. «lr*aor> *loi He' muled blue and green office and* and white turlian. entered the ,_ _, ... -MJ «rly* l» t I tllk I Iftghtand Pari fjpwned at the faint b u tt from |M-a>utiful alttlnir room of lllair W illiam .. II. W . M in le.rulli H. W Da fl tail* I lf amt It* V,i ihV a ir conditioning u n i t 'i n the L •e llnuae. the ifovernaient’a guest Aralal. IMairne tlrok Co’l V'M < Iwndow. quarter*. The IInterpreter waa lllark llamml-rk. ___ . . " 1 of la-banon. Oveta Culp Hobby w*w* nu (;,.<irKa. Ts'njil. Waklm |t>*on. P. A. elua P in t. K. u n n e c e s s a r y noiae, not rven j f a in t1 The Prince ahixik handa with trarla land In Ho. If It. I t b u d In her sound-proofed office the newamen. found ,him»elf a William* T. J. A II XX \V> llama tails It and 't* Mpilna Jan a t t h e Houaton Post, where the hiir rlub chair In the corner of muck. la executive vice-president. She I the room and « ta rtn | apeakuiR HP. tl. iS T tT K R ntlT ll tliti* and her hualiand, ExUiovernor softly In Arable. In a louder, tmvla. -*-C. M, -tu t Mae P.. 1 more,Jnleo*e "voice XVnkipi ’tra n ­ Pla. Httrua PriHlurtlim I’f. . . slated; ‘ making rverythlnR aound Plorlda . Power and l.iatu • 1 liaake** Triui t*o -tat. • tike poetry. Thomas It. laater To Plrat IV' * o • • aral H A t. A**n. There waa a lonR Introduction Itavla. N W. *<ua AreRon having to do with the P rlnre’a To P rniral Plorlda Produrllon 1 Rial it ude al having an audience Htoul, Win K elua I.all ■• ,i 1 J W. II KllluU - tu t MarJiP'w itlT'4hr newainen, with maiiv Tru-wlal*. Tarrv A. d . i Matt E referencea to thin "g re a t” and la To Jam-* A Matthews .lo t II" "noble’' and "fine" and "Ix-auG. M, ful" and "de/norrattc” em intry of oura. . He touched on the ancient V a r liiu i «*«ieh mal^vr* .culture of hia own country, which rouuujunlxyJUJO •*4|l«l|Mt»Vtll. reu irn n l frmn li occlude* I he aouthweat corner collision in which the G rren Diau M ii\» ii:N T nr* mdmt (*u *k of the Aiablan Penlnaula on the CARH FORM ZIO-ZAC I'ATTKRNS, on and off rail*, follnwlni irammed K*iiiilMl»lr Tn w l «*••. T*» by a Hurllngton freight Red Sea. lie i|xikc of lla tiring tminib |ia**enger train, on m ute fmni 8t. laiui* In Cbtragu, wa to first reports. llowi# C n rp . the country of the Queen of train near l.ilchficbl. III. Rente 21 fieraons weru injured, arrordli V U T H lN Ol* MHIITHII*V> (International Koundphoto) . ^aiM iV b lM l H m. I'riNf. < r A m u T< Sheba and the flrat land to uae I U M r Ii a\ . Kin it r i m K rrJ. parliam entary pmradurea. I V n ira l K lo rtd i I’hmI. A m d . T H e em phaaiinl at lenth the friendliness all Arab rn u n trira the same month. Houaton wet- feel for the U njyd States, touch, rnmeit her with a lianquet. The eil on the iK lW ine question and VV Villi VM V IIKKIIV then Mayor Oil* Maaaey desrrilsul pjeadrd for "supimrt (llu-a. An,-dit V. rtu* l i s t s V. In ju st AP N 'ranfralurr* ( iji'P l To Jaa. A X«rt‘ H m '**» her a* “one of the city's most di*- causes." Hi--lhanh*»|. th e group • ItKRLIN-^FIIe* a t the rentr.il >-Its InguUhrd fltlrcn*," and more for listening, shook hands again, police statio n reveal stories of K n - a l o . vlalil, t il than 700 Texan* gathered lo say tMiwrd and retired._ th efts, assaults, kidnapping*, ami ll.iv.an * ' "W e're proud o f you.” Yakim told us liol to gw, th at m urder—alt rotnmltti-u for Ihe t'J ly iif K.m fiir,I T o W l> Eorfos Being home for Mrs. Hobby another fellow wished to ' see U* — liv* AtmI, H in t Jwinr* t -t meant ruining l«*ck to « house­ a moment The other fellow Was sake «f another ration cartl. Last month, for example, a :•* * To >*l<lo«> I. Ilrtawli hold* With her huabanl she son of the prince m inster of year-old n ty relli-1 recipient imirilH n.il C> I- -Ida a plunged into the job of running Yemen Attired In g arb sim llat' t-rrd a housewife for Ji.r ra ti/n a -newspaper. to that of Ih* prince, he came in Hundred* of other rvapopsihill- with hi* arms full of packages. card, aix rhildren were kuliuipped Ilea camv, too, but thu ncwspaiJc* • Waklm said that Prince Ah lit order to get their vahmhle rhlldren'a ration raid* and a young was flr»t in her career. dullah wanted to give ua a “moat wife waa fatally atajd.uj i v a -hus­ "It may aound aelfi*h,"Mra. Bumble present. Just it* a souve­ band In an argum ent over ^ aloli Ilobhy, adm itted, "hut whernir. They're must humble, most of bacon. CHRISTIAN * MISSION \ltY aver I gp and whatever I do, FIRST METHODIST GHUHCB humble," be said, "but they were “ H unarr and grrrtl i* swiftly -1 find myself » under lug ^ If A TI.IA N U BCH U JlC lI-------made all by hand In Yemen of __ killing off. Ih e .last remaining _ tin Savnford-Orlando Highway - Park Avenue at F ifth' S treet __ there - la not som e way -in_ th tn rx frm n -Y n n rrr' . rircenrv In Ihe heart* ol we Rev. Glenn K. Smith, Pastor . J. K. McKInle). M ialaler : w hlrh'thb experlenre can l>e of German*." *aid a municipal SUNDAY . 0: th A. Md Churrh School for help to Ihe P ost—Ar .go to We couldn t lielirve our ayes. olftrial. "All acruple -rent* 10;00 A. M.: Ilible School. Mr. ward making the I'oat .i finer All Agra. ... „ Each envrbqte contained a strand gotre. For an extra »lirc of 11:00 A. M.: Morning Worslip A. Wieltoldt. Supt. paper.” of pure amber lieads, perfectly bread one steal*, for an extra 11:00 A. M.: Morning Worship "The Neceaailv Of In to leran # .’ The colonel who commanded the matched and oiamenteil w ith a pound of butler one commit* A nt hcin “C hristian, Th* Mart M issionary Sunday will be obser­ WAC* in olive drab, with her rap v silver tasw l, lint evgn more aaaull, for an extra ration Card ved. The psstor will apeak Hleak* Sweetly O’er Thee.' : at regulation angle, I* Still brisk, wonderful was a" cigarette r a w one murder*.” 7:00 P. M.: Youth .Fellowahp. 8:00 P. M.t Union Service a t th« efficient and poiaed In a tailored of silver f »lisct«^». exquisite as 8:00 P. 51.: Union Service al l*trsbyterian Church. ' auit of a different color. But the fine lare and t* Bring In one • “ We ih the rily orlinipiatratinn a i r helpfesa to cure the situation Presbyterian Church, hate are something rite . co rn rr~ a triangle of silver en FIRST CHURCH OF KIIRIHT. It may be Juat a glob of pink graved with the King of Yemen's Ix-cauae of th e city-wide corruption in official circle*. The dally paper* SCIENTIST feathers or a stovepipe of ei-ru CHURCH OF CHRIST J' are full of atoriea of food thievery H00 Eaal Second Stryel . felL but whatever *114 above Elm Avenue al Second Slrssl and fraud committed by city o f­ 11:45 A. M.t Sunday Schmti. those fcruie * haxcl eyed Is a* A rthur I.. Ilutler, 5lini»let ficial*? * 11:00 A. M.t Morning Service, wacky aa anything Ildllywood WEEKLY ACTIVITIES Subject Thiuightful Berliners »«y lh al ever dream rd up. SUNDAY the dangei today I* not the tdeo Reading Hoorn Hourx 5:00 .to Unexpected touche* «Pp«ar In im.lt* Study, lOJtO A. M 6:00 P. 51. Tuesdays and Fridays. logical gap Iwtwrcn eastern and her surroundings. On In # * ta m e Preaching and Communion, It Sunday School and Wednesday w estern minUnl German*, liul the hookahslf with volumes tin geo­ evening m eetings have been dla gap "between people ind families A. 51. politics in her new spaper office Service at (Jounty Jail. 2:10 P, rontinued for the summer, o f food envy," a* one lady patter are threw voukUxika. They ate Service a t County . Iloitic, phia*cd It. well.!humbled, for Mrs. Hobby THE ClIURCII OF GOD p lans'hef household's, mentis. And Evening Service, 8:0« t '. ’ M. awamped with dixorre suits ' TUESDAY * based on argument* due to Ihe Radio Sermon—WTRR (M00) Sundav School moat primitive *elf-pre-*err a ­ 30 A. 51. ’ . Civile C. Musa, Supt. desk every night ea rlesn aa j tion reason*." a leading law ­ Hollandaise sauce, while perhaps WEDNESDAY ll:0 0 A. M.: Pastoral Service. If a indium cleaner had been yer declared. tha m anaging editor w a iu in the llilile Study. 8:00 P. 51. All imrmbera a rr urg-.-d to lx- pre­ over It.” • "The husband asks ’J»hv hi* w ife outer office. * THURSDAY sent a t thia service. Al home there Is more lime for gives h im .so tittle to r n l> Do •* On Ihe table w here fashion Radio Sermon—WTItR 4 1 too| 7:46 P. 51.: Evangelist!; service. m agatinra lie side-hy.*l|te with her two children. H rr dsughter, th e eat more while lie is out work­ ' 7:45 P. M.: Tbcwlay U. L B. the W>ll Street Juiynul ytands a Jessica. 10 goea to ' a private in g ? He Ix-gins to lock the food Servlca. nhntngrayh of Gen. ' George C. school in Houston. Her son, WII- aw ay at night. They quarrel b it­ 7:46 P. M.: Thurarlay W. M. B. Marshall, chief of s ta ff whrn 5(r*. liarn P. Hobby, Jr., 15, waa home terly. Soon they’re in my em ut ‘ thia summer from St. Alban'* for a divorce, one Judge cxllililr Study (A t Pa.da Chutrkl Service. g The public is Invited to attend tfrhool in W ashington and back to 45 P. M. plained, .bookshelf is a statu e of Palls* III the*.- aervift*. "W ife* report th eir hus­ Athsna, whose bead was Ihe em ­ the Post, Last summer he had a paper route. This summer he was blem of the WAC. band arruse them of not diaup In the rily room getting the Irlbullnx the family foixl fa ir­ fleets Culp Hobby hasn't for­ hang of club reporting. ly, Husband* rail th eir wire* gotten the women who served in One reason th at the fund-rais­ ‘stupid fool*' because they uniform, nor have they forgotten ing campaign of the Houston do not supplement Ihe regular her. Christmas caids announcing Community Che»5 was a success hah* birth* ami te tte rs romn this year - was th at Oveta Culp 'tre*l|l)r. All are answered. Hobby was Its publicity chair­ The order of arm y regulation man. w haa remained in her life. It seep* ' The list . of orgxnirathm.i of W l make our own lea Cream, All flavor* 202 Sun ford Avc. Into the memo forma Issued frum which she la a member include Tatty — Delicious — Healthful het nfflce and Inin tho precise out­ the Southern Newspaper Publish­ lines of tha speeches she. delivers. ers Association, the hoard' t.f Ihe "Of course one of Ihe most ^ ' / A 4/ertlalng Federatinoq of 'Amer­ ( Important thing* I learned ica. the Houaton Symphony So. from Ihe Army waa org an isa­ 4 1 4 S n n fo rd A v r e a o tion of limes," Mrs. • H o b b y " Association ami a v ice-presidency 0«M. of the Cleburne, Tex., National “ Hut more*, than th a t,” , she Hank. Her latest teponslbiliiy added, " b learned how it fee!*' to was appointm ent as * director of bo on the receiving end nf new*, Ihe American Society of N pwspaper w riting. The result is that paper Editor*, th* first women to nqw | try to see In it that the Post I* always fair lit Ua rep o rt­ ing nf the whole truth. In the 207 Witt Flntt Slreel (Golden) 110. lb WAC I saw how much harm ran tw dune hy half tru lh s-n o t. hy I'ancal - ........... I 0. lb taalirou* half tru th s hut merely hy half tru th f." Alan Gmnlax. JJI»T and > Two secretaries et lh a office n l h e r InncrtlcideM , and a domestic sta ff of four al -tmmr help 5tr*. Hobby x/tth ca­ reer and household duties. Day begins a t n a m. in r. 22room house bought and remod­ eled under her supervision in Kanfnrd Av*. Ik 2nd Ht 1845. Household problems fume I'hon* 154 flra t and by 8:16 a m. Mr*. Hobby Sanford. Florida calls ber office to have the first We Deliver mail ,re ad to her .and give sug. geatiop* for th* day. . By 10:30 A. M. hh» Is in her office ready for more mail and • W h e e l 'b a l a n c i n g comments on the day'* issue ol Ihe ppper. Generally Ih# morning It anetlfc With departm ent heads. After lunch at home tha'a hack In her office at »:W p.tn. for coafertnc## with editorial d tp irt* Friends end Patients jaenl heads and for other resettug* her civic reaponalbiHtlea ; I’o p * .'t> . J . VM. J »• L niilvr *t«* Itoaala* c w M t r r io v A t . n i .i t * r o t n u i T , M . i i n . m l . t . 'A w l l n o * (u a Kltl* 11-vUn.t ll.il> i:U ji ll*.i>li>, I m , H an fo rd A nd Hanford. A*'— W m o n , Huinm.r.III llrn tri. IW n jam ln K. 1 'ijr ., O rU n d n H ara f lf r k h a m , lx>iirwn<»J J a m -* p . C o lb r r t, H an fo rd Hua l l l k l . r . llM rilii Planning a builnet* o r vacation trip ? You'll en jo y going by co m fo rta b ly , «a»y riding Greyhound coacJbJ F re q u e n ^ c h e d u le i. Dig extra w v ln r ^ ,r *P»HeLand Daytona Hi. Augustine Jarksonrllle I’alatka (■aineavllle GREYHOUND IUS STATION bo D- G R E Y H O U N D Seminole. County C ourt RecordH Ration CardH C-ause Berlin Crime Wave FOR T H E BEST ICE CREAM Try HICK'S OWN ICE CREAM X-CKL STORE (■ Ornr.vji And I Orta ado Winter Haven Tamua •St. Petersburg Ocala* Tallahassee 1 Ami A nd II v DRW ITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign A ffalra A nalyst Civil war* in Europe and A»ia, bloody reprisals in Pdloatine and ru u n ter reprisal* in England, the E x te r n and Wealern bluet pun­ ning for each olhCr a t clo«.e tange; all these untow ard dvenii and manv more make one view 'With me; r ; ear;:Y rw erriL 'm erfct- Fi**nW iwer'a rem ark in Rillinga, Monti, the other day that "It look* more and. more aa though toe JJn ite.l S tates will have to Acrept a Iwoworld concept when we have l«een working for a one-world plan." About th a t time Attorney Heneral Tom Clark dele.-I into the same aubject in a fpcech at the International Sunday School Con­ vention at -lie* Molnc*. • He said the clear problem posed .before ankin<l Is this: Can the people* this earth live In am id broth­ erhood? If they rannot. then the teaching* and accomplishment* of the last 2.00Q..yea» -W*11 Jj0 fur naught. Our civllixatiou will dis­ appear in a aerie* of utomle i *plo»ion*. - , '■ Why ia the world divided a r a l ru t Itself? Clark answered th a t blunt- « The tim e has pass.**! w hrn we van.ilism iaa the.aptei raev and C hristianity ru a Ivomhcarrylng, bewhlakerrd man In heavy hoots. Today he i* stream ­ lined. In all kind* u< /u ises. some­ tim es liehlnd a democratic front. The orineiples of C hrijtlanlty im­ ply Justicu to alt. Tha te n e lt of the police states Are ju»t l*»e con­ tra ry . Thejr p ast on to their des­ truction over the changing whim A f dictators—and the ru.n th a t folIowa is great.' Tlvat-baiw c-tha-aituitljiiu whrf; cient gaffer announced .that he would find the horse, and hobbled |»ff on h it r tn e «m H it IfcUfhtcr. Before long he rarne Imr.k leading the animal, and m ention of the fCrn«*ral•store club ilcro4nd«*M how “ Well.” he said. . I went rnd . sat down on a rock in the horse a pasture and aaked myaelf: ‘W here would you go if vou wore 8 ' hor»e?" and I decided that I would g o 'o v er by the old grist mill oji the creek, where 'be g-axs r n r .iiiT o iia I’ UflAONH H A V IS O I'K M A N D H A G A IN S T We've scoured the market to bring you imarl cottons for ■ ihrijty pricei Every one is a Fall fashion — every one meeta Penney standards! 2" minimum h#tus, nicely finished scorns* colorfast dyes, washable fab* rice! In brilliant phuds, checks, strip es and so lid s, lavithly trimmed! In sixes 3-fix, 7-14. to n<l each ' "f you «r* and rxiitinl l<> til* ' which claim* and d"niaiot* . . lit *lthn ot you, ms> list* asaloat Laid -oat* In 111- nfftc# r»( llos. rl t XV. XVAUK. t'nuaty Juds* »t RKJIINDI.K COUNTT. at hi* offle* Id Ih* Cnurt Itnu** In Hunford, Klorlds. wtlhln eight c*l»nd*r moniti* from th* itm- of th - ttrst l>ut>llcatton of this. n«Uc-. K*ch claim or d*m*rul mutt b« In writ­ ing and contain ih- pl*c» of r-tltime- and post offtr* addr-ss of Ih* claimsnl and ma,t t.* sworn lo hy lh« claimant, his aa-nt nr sttorn*y, or th* **m* -hall h-'vold. I»AIH V A. FAHNKI.U . A t A d m ln U trs trls of said **10)-. pGr,! 'p u ld lc a lln n nn Ju ly II, I t lT SANFORD X-CEL STORE C ,... C . W e l s h WELSH TIRE SHOP ft. Cedar - Polished Aluminum , _mv For Free E stim ate ’ ’ rs - 617 W. Robliuon - Orlando WPhow 2-0729 1NNEB3PR1NG MATTRESSES — BOX SPRINGS......... HOLLYWOOD BEOS ECHOLS | M F O WJV-B-E A th’P Y -S T t-trO N MR ISJI .. • •» •• »■ v " 309 Part A v c aaturlng apecial wind pannaoenta that raquira no farhoad rnachiifea. Springy, laating, aelf-aatting. naranteed aix montha. ' lao all other .typea of pemtanenta. ’ * , Mary McMahon Brawley PINE CASTLI, FLORIDA * , . , » . Manufactured To YourIndividual Order tty*, * f ' | W ill Regret to Learn of D ll baiting En Jihy 23. 1»<T. Dr. DrawW a -O f Boo-WJli A ‘ ‘ H unt's Tuxedo Feed Store LICENSED OPTOWfrrRTS’P*In Charge . - * on Scot ember l i t 1947' • ^ ECHOLS BEDDINq COMPANY ' B anford. ’ . V« ’ Orlande Celery A Sanford- Phene 1222 Sanford. FIs. O ffkr Plnt-Caitla W . M mw'Odfiife APIS . ’ i • *‘ W Tha Soma Compet*n? S«rvlca A«-ln Tha Paif Second A S aafo H PheM TUXEDO a e g g MASH w hich ->n” nationwide *t» .the strike, fbe NkTW *lr**|*«*P-l d luose federation type of orgiinir.i lion and form nl a dngle lmlu» tiial union. It i» hend-'d by JoMph ,A lleirne, th«» altike leader. Relrtu* lost wonr of .t * *u|M>oit ufter 'tile walk'-oul and th e f i t I. confident it could tito v into the telephone in d u s tn ,’ -ci «ii» a Tele phone W orkers O r g m id n t Com n utter. ITWOC). Membership Jsrr.fnhb' The A FI.'a Itlotli, 1 h . -I of I .lee O'OOROI T * m oth <•? ‘union* itv m nltixilv have unit* in t'.ie ld|onv iiutuatry.. lino, |I m . ran Communication, Asoxhaa IH.lHHt operator* In no Califoi nia and -exem l In long distance irchnician. .1 down tin vii'il const. TI10 K lretrirsl U'otkvra Union l» moinlx'i« in « W estern 1 m am tfjnim ing -tdant in di The CWA 11 piUhinif • die iM ganim ion driVe. S. and Canada. Tldrtv e original II* afflUitii • ITIV are aig n id q ip w'.’l 1 p ... now .A hf CIO TWitC has in’, .filia l hffdiaie in the im ludry. foil John J. Moran's American Union of Telephone \\’o ih e i-. Icckii eluding- JO.urKt long dlatam v -et • vice lUh'tntora niul ciuplovc^.^J A Inc 11 in Telephiine ■ nno f ltel.U IN iU .I giafd. • t parent firm of tlic T H ! Jr l- ut M tifv i v fit** -vateiii) lias vutetl 5 to 3 to nffil,- IN n III. KHTATR L I Notice TV s i .V VII It I *11 V. . IHIItHHV I u i I tl’lt T«» VI,I. ♦'I!*.*•» i s *»i lb 'll oil. t 'lev clitnd, atal lii'|iaun|H)li*. • rtrni W n fk ffll i* nil- • \110lher Illinois everything that l» not noted doe II Fisleiiltiolt of Telopl f'le ik s. plant enlpl tnidn with Jtl,mm tiiiinlM' Jetinlice men. c»|llipni.'ilt worker* ntiutu. ,t it* intention nn>t in a ta lle t' a i r .n • p^-t uir with T in I f bill det t*u| in pne of the widest crihible/ fm nientliers slnre st,id. nutoc ami ruhlier wnrket* w e t- orgupirwl bv t l|h ,i> Walr hrd the c l o in the !!• Ilf Th. W i-tern Electric Employe.. . HtimOVA.' >• lltr Itrhl llr-t. A*»e«yiitt«tv u lth nn-Utvi worker i. bn* the in«nle track,' I* rlm ju al Kearney. N J,, hns deferred I HI.(KM* dues paying loenitMOM and art ion <tud ,fte r its fall el*'tiuns. -ays it represents* JJOUM) work i 'u \ f! ',1 iid ei*. Tlvat would l>e d--«ii ball The \--.sirtlion of Uo nmUnJ-alioris Equipment worker.*. v*hn»,’ "it.iNMi nu inliers are scatienvl *in WeJloMi Electric plant* and big American (iirl Stays In Poland To Teach economic cooperation amonge na­ tions lo achieve a peaceful world community. Form er Governor H aroU .S'.a*sen of Minnesota, who aim p a r­ ticipated In the Dr* Mi'nv* Sun­ day School Convention. ' told n n resl V 5 hffr»ncp that th' Iteeft a strong resurgence to n ligion in Europe since the war. He recently made an extensive lour abroad. I also noted this In num­ erous countries during tny ln*t EuIn many part* of iht writ Id men are luring bark lo spiritual and moral values. 'Religious con­ ferences are being held in lo th hemispheres. Here in America at the moment over 000 delegates from 30 states and numerous fo-elgn countries arc attending the N orth American Assembly for Morjtl Re-armament at M arkina; Island. Michigan. A sim ilar >1 II A. meeting Is being held in C am . Bwitaerland. Even In countries which have anti-rellginu* governni. n tv the ferm ent of r -'igi.iii _:« iMM>a*|i* mmlr* l*V l*nth lit «'M» I WtM' ami the AFJ.*< I. ,ru.*l worker*. ’ . •, Go.il I* Sel — The -r‘H**» ‘Pei) 8i(* •* I At*nn S Haywood on- npral'y ■ ' liblehl lhey"li win the im iu-tcj • • timllv In the m eantime Ih v I n - - flxeil I heir goal ul a mode-' ?•.<*«> <-r vu.tMMt iH'fure tin- lb**»o'i •'!•* *"»*• American girt, pretty 2l-)raiw dd Anne W aterm an, who adm its *he "sever had it an ban.'' ia -laying another Vcar In war-r uinod War»»»' to leniii Poles ll:i-V.-io- fjwok and speak in the American way. She's the youngest--and only American—teacher at Warsaw univeraltv where all* insln r t a l n E ng­ lish. She doc* that for one hour, at eight p rn., every Monday. Wed­ nesday and Friday. Her clna* i* nimpM nd of pupil* whose age- rnrige from D> to PO. The average is 2.1 ycwca old, Soinetimea. she. ha* na m.viv a* HO stud, ents. Othi i tim es, the figure ilnqn. atatcr Aviation DetectiveH Have Difficult Job Itv WHITNEY SHOEMAKER AP Newafesturea W ashington—In the eaiu* of aviatln “detectives," n littt-y evi­ dence has to go a long wav. Show ohe a few pieces of gnartxl w ee k e ad the surrounding trees were pared off and he can just almut tel| you tho apeed'and altitude of a plane liefore it crashed. M ott frequently the Investi­ gator* spotted strategically .icouhd the country by the Civil Aeronautics Board have little more than wreckage to go on. Rut with the help of skilled hands from the airlines, m anufacturers end pilot groups they can reconstruct the S such thing* a t Gight loads, pro­ per rherk-outa and radio contacts. When active detective work lt finished, they hold public hearing* a t which all findings are aired. The Hat of successful CAR investlgalipns Include every Itneneble cause from a haw'r glidg into th* propeller orbit lo an -Tptovion rrxulting from an rtA.’ trie are. But these are not tho real objective* of CAB sleuths* ' “ W .'r# eat lo dlam>v*r what w ent wrong ea H u t romedleo mav he feand and repetition* prevented.” Chrisp said. ‘ WlllW M. B atch. Jr., stew ard's mate, first class, U8N. husband of Mrs. Ruth H atch of 1007 E ast T snth Street, Banford, Is serving aboard th* U8S Mercer, on* a f tha barrack* ships attached to within -igili ■I . ik ,v%. .. litMiired an ti * Americart feeling nuwadav*. Rut even If her uni-j I versitv cla»* ixrnuo'iall / dw in-; I dies, ill,' a l l '., .. h»«- A txg-liwi ofperaon* who want ji'i'.'t " b-**o|is.1 Aiul many »|H-clflc«llv i ctueal to A FAMOUS TftIO O? f i r m is pictured In Nr.- York itunng Urn leatn w hat American *lsng expres once ol the Army. Air F orces'APth titrtl d: > Shown with a im aionx mean. giant Constellattoa plane are (I. to r i : t.«i JailiM Slew atL i Mtas W aterm an is tl,e vtarry stage star: Lt. Gen Jam es II Doollttlr and Lt (i n ftoyi S V.i r evrd. blonde, oaoy-fart-d daugh­ Deputy Cornmand«r of the Army A ll* on I il' ■h> "it w ■ III t ter of .Dr. Alan T. W aterman, of Of Air F orm * Association, w hlrli D*x>UHIe hru I . (in lirn Washington, D. C., a wientifl. ex­ pert fur the Nwvy departm ent. 1 "While in W ashington. *he *altl. a w om an-attached to th - Polish embassy met her and told her of the great need for teacher j in Warsaw. HI.BOM JNiil' “She gave me a glorified |dc(,itle but warned me to extiect nothing In the .wav of com fort —only w hat war left.” said 5liaa Waterman. . 'H u t I had always lx en a f»r.sty girl and I wanted to show mv 1 1 ma* A family th a t I could du something ni. tease m| • worthwhile. I sat out the whole r.»i • fiiHHMM i war, studying at Vaaanr, s t ’.h the exrrntinn of a little U.S.O. and III. I J l i » e |* H V hospital work. * . I t PlltPI • IH ."I went to the Polish eiiihaaay i iiii. it'.'. Fntt and they agreed to vend me* to I■,<Imm t|M.|ti, ntol Poland. T hat is, to a rrrp t live as a Mti.inv i i p r o ­ teacher, for I paid mv iwn w ay in . i t ip i imt (or over here. I left the United S ta irs in Novemlver. 11*48, an I arrived here on Thanksgiving day of lhai vear." When sh e arrived in Poland Ml»* W aterman ap|teared r a “. happy and anxloi/k In sta rt her *voik. Todav. afte r nearly a year in Warsaw, whirl, is f a i from ii plea-nnt has had chives chnpp-d up In tl nlare in wh+cb to live, sin- hns ab strained and worried look. Miss W aterm an saya other leach- chopped fresh dill, an- Imlb m e *r* ami professor* at W aitaw Pni- (ra sondwirhr*. versitv iiften ignore her. She Thin, thin alln-s nf rtjrunintrfj spread lightly with aouf Cf-nu and -tre ated ' to a grind of fr-sl whet -he teaches »,«g 1‘ollsh st.xt |x-p|x-r. are aw fully K'-"l *>• n><...» . en'.i. tween dark pumpernickel lirra'i. U.oihl • ...A dish of red caviar set In 'a Enough of Iximhodou*. I- . IM ravaged W arsaw U nivirxit has bowl of crushed lee. accompanied IkjwI of anur cream , a l|Dl* lx^n*re*torr<l to |x-rmit 'holding_ of* bv k lia a id ish of chopped chlvei, amf" a classes. The university, Rk *“ W aterman. larks enough . text- plate nf crackera,4 offer* *ne books and teaching m aterials.. She says th e hasn't nny partic­ ular system of teaching. Most of her students seem to —mrcntrnto unon learning conversational Engllah. and ao her class,-* are high- Sidney Nix Attending Indiana University | *lMlt l*f U» SYMPAlX'f 15 DM6 UV DEM TH1N6S WM0T EP YOU SAVES I t FUtWo* S I 'f ,l o o in rn|.j Wf l i - I n n d -e la iL onto th* table.” ' , . Miss W aterm an gets *om« aid frdtn home to keep on living in Warsaw, for 8,000 rJotv* *per month, a t the nresenl prices. Is lust about enouiUi for f.v- good meals. 1 • Th* G rst Spanish mainland »#ttlemcnt In South America was founded In 1608 by Alons) ne Ojeda on th* Gulf of Utah*, Colombia. - I {■ IHK/X I,* sour! Thkl V ‘ ti m t H k 'i ti rllftjlfm N»* 14 •l*y nt J t|I * .A • * III • 1Uf In b fif a* | liw !l l» . I9 U . t‘« e s lf'f* *• «»* a|M«lir*||r.r, for t i t •**’*♦< WhtrHm. fM ll.it* I n , ♦•«'*«! rlrtrfltfd et*r ltitihp ,?i ■ x 1 y,*l»lli|> ts Sovtb 5 A rf-,. aw-M*i-ni l w M*.-1 '*f -*’4 nmp-r-' I- • l i l t -•» tltic» l» -l* « u -d w«» *** >. « f O . n - :itow». i is iit r » » lif |r a lr v h stl I'* **■ acr'i/diiif t" IN* taw. D,e' f -*-«r r ||--.I tlx r- ln . " 1 8 t- I|i4 hl*k»»* hMder atihs eoa»! »r nn th- »'r" Mnmtar i« h nf IJ.|nneil^f.4|U..4vh|rH i d e v o f I k f itv e iW . .1*17 I til# 1st7 U.ijr Of AgguM . . O *P. H crndnn . IT.,k Clrcoll i ’oij-v p. min i- «v,naiy. rinHil* rial rlsvk's Meal) . I' un IMIOIIS OI'FN A T 12: l ‘> I*. M. IN TlN U O l S SIIOW INCS d a u .v 1/ FROM T H E HKClNNINGt netvivr xx Ho*cii»r for C A IN ' K e e p IT F'uM GirriN' university dining hall. But .tuuallv she doesn’t bother. " l l ’a ao Glthy It make* you sick.” she aey*. ’•Tht', food is te r­ rible. Th* Ublhcloths -look - a» though th e y ^ e never oeen wavn-d. And w aiter* ju a t dip dirty d is h n •uliiflol > n viurury! .11*11, >«f .H|ilrtiiln‘f ? t*\ H p p fcnd n- *.».*♦. ***-pleeer la Wheel with 6-#** fa i see* Is SIVINTIIMI or O-ey w ill 8*4. Jesler sites 9 I* II. 4 >1 ( -.1 im tirn III I. \K H Y A P N evvafeaturr* pinnir.g present a t one S >g A Specialty B etter Toalght plio he W id k e i * Robert W. Chrisp. CAB hearing officer who ro o n llo atel the In­ vestigation of the Purt IV dot, it, Md., disaster on Mvmnrtal Day, told some of the method! .he and hi* colleagues use. •"We look Into every angle, study every possible ran**. put together the evidence with eyewltaeaa reports and what experience tearhea ua—and usually com# up with the ah*w*r." he said. . , Rule* of the a ir requlro than CAB he notified immediately when a crash occurs. E xperts from the closest of eight Geld stations hop to the acene and follow through with their probe until they come uo with a solution. Chris* said thee* ar* no or* than 21 men In Ih* eight retfonal offices a t New Yorh, A tlanta. Chicago, Kansas City, F ort Worth, Santa Monica. Seattle and Anchor***. _ a A fter rounding no' eye­ witnesses, th ejr comb Ih* wrechag* for any pact! that rem ain. These are -#*al to the . Ilurrau of Standards, where ‘ scientific tseta frequently In ra up a solution. Aenta of the Civil Aeronautic* Administration, who police the air lanes, are called In to produce their records of th* fatal n ig h t. Chrtep pointed out th a t CAA it a* Reopening F* •mil t h e i n d e p e n d e n t • \ 11nn' ibma Worker* of Am tir.i t tare a n o in t her fin iirid y 'The CWA i« Ihe. 1 0 llvl**Nnlioiu^l. Ktilehtlbui d ."To ouk ,1?; ip „khv language e( Upon this trend many ... men and observer* ar-* their hones of solving our r j i i m i i . x f o u n t , difficulties and arriving c o u s t t . n x m iD A . world. K H T A T B O P C A Itt, M. KAUNKI-I- Field No lea Tin- M a itla n d p la it w orkers union o ffu e r* tnd e x e c u t l'1’ board have voted to recommend lltl.W n fid iu iloh lo their 1,'Xkt m-hilx-rs,* and ihe l-'iitd o f the M aryland Teb'phi'ni- T m ffir U n io n ,ha*. 15c.■ nun. nd,al that it1- 3,000 nii m hrrs m ill. T\VlfC. Ruth iiuion* have elect too* un ihe question r o ilin g l!> II VKOI.D XX \»rl» WASHINGTON 1h’ g itl" in the center of 1 th n whirlwind ctiurtaKlp. . t.nhor union* the <IM*. rreen . I went to the unit ami the h o n e waa there.” So. having used a bit of brr*e.sense. what is the answer to out search? A ttorney General Clark Legal Notice DIXIE CREAM D 0.N U T SHOP Dr. .James (Special) Receipts of egg* on the Dade Cltv S tate F arm ers' Market during the la il weekly report period totaled 4,13.1 dnien. figures avallahle today In Jacksonville office* of Florida S tale Market*, revealed. Price* for the week opened at «3 renta, per doten for ex tra larire egg»: 111 renta for large. 68 renta for mrdi'im and a a a t ____ 1 t ................. 41 cent* f«lf -*mall. Increase* ort ihe first three classification* were noted during lha report period, closing pricei. being* <|uot«l o> M arket Manager Jam es T. John­ son, a* follows: E xtra large -gga. 115 cent* per doxen; larg--, (S3 cents; medium. 57 renia: email, 41 cent*. Poultry offering* for ihe period covered by this report • totaled I ,.*UU1 pounds, for whlrh lo in * quoted were as follows: F ryerj, 35 renta per pound: i.eavr h-i'a, 23 cents per pound: leghorn Hens, 20 c«nta per pound; rooRlrrii, 15 cent* per pound. immunism as a Fertilizer Protect Your Health By Sleeping Reiter. IIMIo iris’* Arc C enter Of .MV,ay I n ion Courtship Religious Trend Is . Report On Dade City Poultry, Egp Prices Seen As Answer To *Vorld Peace Problem JACKSONVILLE. Auir. 8. NICKS VENETIAN BLINDS PACK T H R E E T1IF. 8ANPORD HERALD. F/NITIHD. FLORIDA F R I D A Y . A U G . 8. 1 9 4 7 M il'll K |'ri>r« f«»f th u riixaucnicnl mill : i XI ATS S -»h KV K S: 1.20 Children* ,4f,*i �FRIDAY* AUG. 8, 1947 SANFORD. FLORIDA K «lafcllklkr4 la Fewer Divorces The Sanford Herald n o i l.a m i t„ u r. sn r.aiiu, I.OMIIIM III: AV M u»luf*a M aasaer 'PAUSE THAT REFRESHES' The divorce rale in the United States will lx* m aterial­ ly lower in I!M7 lhan it w as in 1910,' the M«-tr»|iolitnn Life Inmirunct* Company has predicted. An indication of the downward trend lit the drop of idmnt 40 |H*r cent in tlx; numlx-r of divorces granted in Ituno, in tp e fir.it. nix months of this y in r-m compared w ith .th e like |X-riod of Inst. Kitnirear lpr New Jersey, M inneoita and for California trho\\ a Himilni', I hourh less m arked decline. Lar.t year an all-time hiifli of more than 020,000 divorce* w e re granted in the United States, almost double tlie figur** of only four yearn earlier. The rise in |ht* num­ ber of djvdlven in the four yearn Iretween 1942 and 1946 nearly equalled .th e inrreane from the iH-RinnihK o f 'o u r history until 1942. . O ur new offices will lx* opened Friday August 8th, Entrance to offlyt* Floor No. T03 N orth Park Ave. New Phone No. 1300. i *4 Ernest Huunholder It*, nnnulmrtitn constitute nlxiul oHe-neventh o f the total numlx-r of marrinpi-i legally rliainlvetl. In New York atate the ratio in niie-lhiyab'-btivtog inc-ronied to I hi* figure from nbput onefifth in 1940. In at leant two rouiitiek in New Yolk, annul­ m ents itxrm l divorces in numlx>r. , .. ' “ While a decline in divorce, yt indicated-fiJrJ947, there is little reason to believe th a t the lung-term upward trend in the divorce rate has been halted, much less reversed,” the Metro|xilitau rays. “Our country urgently need* more and better, facilities for rom |iosing domestic difficulties constructively, in ortler to re ta rd the grim ting o f. the divorce mills.” * 9 L 1 I e ** * I >i • 1 i . NOTICE clock on Thursday morning, August 14th, Sabbatical Yeui the Board of Public Instruction will receive bids on college professor who *gi*is every seventh year a rhither to leave home and job for o ther fields, tires for school buses. The Board reserves the rig h t FRIDAY, AUfiURT S, 1947 B O A R D O F P U B L IC IN S T R U C T IO N BIBLE VF.Rafc FOR TODAY THE—FINEST P UT S I C A I SPECIM ENS OF MANHOOD ARE ELIMINATED HY WARS. THEY WILL CONTINUE TILL JUSTICE SITS ON TH E THRONE WHERE FORCE HAS SO I.ONU REIGNED: And they found Oatll and his thiee amis fallen In Ml. Oil boa.— 1 Samuel 31:8.__________ How much money is a businrtt ppoird to loir as a trsull ol in* costs befrnr it increases l!ic prices of its lliingt lor tale? Pack­ ard Motor Company answered lliM question lo its own salilfaclion this Week when it followed the lead ol General Malms* and olliri aittotaobiles lay inrtrating llir pntr of its vaiious inodels as much as $200. Alter lining money all this year, it decided it had had rnougli It would atk the puulic 1b help F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A Is nlxjlit to ntitrl for a Vvitr’a tour of tlx* United Stale*. i ugency, putt t lie seventh ck every m outh, tlie only provi.iioim being that she must i-|x-nd the yeAr*in travel or at inly, nml w rite n r»*|iort to her Imjhs ,cv/ry The belieficiiii y of tix» aabbnlicjil iilen can lo .re tu rii to tier job witli runeweti energy am constructive Iilen* to put into her work. In ThtH™wmitft In* a n I m p r h c liih l one petceal trying lo Ixibe lie official!. 1 hat's very Interesting, ai he said. Hughe* didn't ixk much of his money, fail fiom.Uie itaiid- point of public.moult, ii isn't lie •mount of money involved, it is the Use to which u is pul that counts. To our way of thinking! it is just *s had lo i.,<nd $IO2,0lKi bribing government Aflicialt as it n s irgan was Itadgrrrd and on the wAnsks stand in it certainly are not above »n. accused Senator Brewstrying la blackmail him Ueries cheer'd.1 MUIkmaitei •ns and "economic royal- Suii Kisnr.W 'i -md M BIRTH AN.NDCNCRMKNT llurh, Cainille llatlen. -8>Gra Meisch. Martlm R i o w i r , t ’n i h e i n , Clark. .Minnie . Ruth (idhi'in, Mnry Aim Whelchel, Mr*. Iliici.Vt alnl Mrs. I>n\ ill Tin,i-lier. bark McNnb p la u 'lo tea«*i tom or­ row fur Camp Immokvli e in Jackvinvilla w hete they will spend a 31 at the Feruald Lungin,.n Me­ morial llo 'p ital. Mr*. Sinetri i ■ and Mi*. Clyde I I T.-rwilwill U< remetnliercd as the fora:, * J r. h a re returned from a Mildicd Stafford. ,-ks’ Vacation during which Mr. and Mra. I'haib-a 1: H arrs ha<V anmnxu'ed tin* blrtr tim e lllev visited In New of a ‘ daughter, Elisabeth I V , and C harlotte. N. C.' at th r Frrnald Laughton Menu, rial llo-.pltal on July 2 .»». Hayes *s tl.< farm ri M a y ill. Stewart Martin nu>l l*i« oichr* Ira have lieen engaged to proud, music for tin- Jay etc Jam-e to Ii, held at the Mavfair Inn • ii Satin dav night, it »«* amunimisl l.sl r bv Raymond LUndquist, i hull uiSi and uncle, Mr. and Mrs* Francis Mr., and Ms a. IUc-Imm) CU ’ ■F'.clnT'for Uirnenil Reach to visit today annoum-eil the H II,,U. She |iUu* to leave till Mi ami Mr* Walter Klirvd. ii*illi i dai-ghtei, Vicki Atm, at tin* fit ni'itr ^ iirm urial lli> |iital. Mil C la rk e 'is the form er Pefiry lit - Dancing will begin in ih.< main Ml'* Kola Mcilelu-e. or h * she is now kvwn, ’\Mi»> Klnr on* Wetlnestlav from Nov.- York will I*,* |iti-sentt*d at the Jaycee danri- ,n Snlm tlny nigl M ayfair Inn roncectlon with the i t s i wide auntm rr c Mr. and Mrt. Ted R. b lo City where she studied daiu-mp of th« Junior i'baif>8*i of Commeeeav inliHi-d in the fes day announced tlw t*ii tit of • | a l*anqgel on 8unda> at lh* Inn at wlilcl t-me Fdw aid W daughter at the F-rn.iM la u g h ••d ll ,>1 m l iliieclor of N i-W tW eek M agaiill. ail! lit- tlw* RUVfl I (lilum lo were guests yestriduy if Mr. iin d .M ii. J. C. Mitchell elil >ute lo Ja. i *,tn» die w heie they flan- to spend a *hort lime. Tha? we|i* Joined in .''unfold by theli daughter Joaii who has spet.t. Mr nml Mi*. Wallet Morgnn nrd dniO’Mir Shistey Have return- Junior Cli Barbecue IManiied Diclt AikenH Honor At Country Club Coiplc* With Slipper Sufi w alrr fur (former!)' at 309 Park) S ln v ly after of r«• i,i i 00 A. St. Iircakfa;! m n i Mi *ml Ml*. Dick Aikin .*ii ovei tlie w eekend. It w ar allnounri-il today by J th aile * Potter, lie said that open house w ill Inheld- on S a tu id a y night i.nd the -supper w ill tie serveil oil Sunday eve ning._______ -, ______ __ -IglU nud. U-i evening wxli i ■up|M-r«t their home x. M av.ri In tie* r nf MUs Belay tMI tib and -Jrury lltuw nlrr, -w h o >.mi gageinmi am) appranclt'iig ik.Ii Monday Afternoon LovaU -Hreongemewta He sluti-d that iTu* ;ie*‘iilul III n t series of rtub |inrtii*' will Is- held I • x tu i r l o n K y . , T h r V w e i e uceoiu- mi tVnfnrulsy und tin* f*--*tiv11.«-.>* coiatiig the living i -m-ii and porch if the Aiken home. iu.*iis-,| to Sanford by Mr. M will inelude tiiurunini-nls^ during tit's niece * M i" Ann Collin*. <*l Mtiysville, Ky.. who |ilnu* to v.* •l here f*u uIh. ui u month. i-,'lth DANCE TONIGHT t l« V'leelli litn. .»• iiftiwii |U:tw Itrtjsseat fully visiting a tilt T Mill.u r o w ’s M unday * ,Jio o l reffe»timyiil> lltodlt* Wlllittns-s . In to Npwi IUwaIUh I i Ttitfca Y o u r # . It# id •tnlnic It Ul'« (In Vitlllng I • U'l Seng nf N.ie.n !?• IS W eiiim llukirtriup I* Noon Hour Notr* ' N***• • . . w a v m iii : t'ai.rsil Clark l^otiaidy am i Mi*. Tills*. B R IN G IN G Y O U r,*r luhttalm tiil’t T H l B IS T T O D A Y Guaranteed with IA C H P R O G R AM AN D IV IR Y D AY Work .will liVgin im m rdintrlv on a Wavaide I’n/k by tlie Slrinhatchee River near fu-re, Projert Engineer C. |(. Ilorfe of (be S tale Road Departnienf luikl tmlny. The park, one of imVe than 100 plam iej fur the atnle.U ill have reatroutiu, pic­ nic tnldca drinking w ater and a refuse pif. Last Day FRIDAY! I ’d iln r the beouly of DUVAL'S Ru)on Crepe. In mexho, block, biown. giey, peocock. tossock gieali, Aren Wright 'Uavf*. D u r -I- till- M ipprr tin- M l ■n ' Mr*. romuny ltUIUJ*F to aihiuve u n h yotu urll-rhiMen Mprrl*. 'tr*. A. D. JnipiMin. Mi* -FOR TH E bANCG , m. lle a u tv bewitchment . . . the ofler-dosk goddess dress that flows in (lot(filing lines! Contour cut semi-fronl Ing wkt.- taper* In er; -lul h<*l<l »r*. Tie dining latdi* wu» t - n t rd Will .hi imported, w*ivcit , l,*|l llridal plare rurd*‘weie used m the 'full Inble*. Mr', \il.en we a*si*le.! in serving by her si»iei« Mi** VUrgarrl Wjiglt i , l Mr. ere *er. • d l.i M E N JO Y A D E L IC IO U S D IN N E R rvenlng N rm fra lu re s Cm I Chnrpenliig and the devntio;v Vutlll • . • •••*»• * rnugratuIntPil - -*iig.a i'* 'linn ii my sss(* •»i ret—ttetinsvrprttj- -Yours self on my suit's resIstanco. The iruth was that I had a Iready unit-red lrnin another dairy and this Deemed the easiest way out The following morning, however, the sam e dairym an appenretl a t the tloot'. a Isiwl of dewy -strawlx*rrlea held 4 :tS D »nv»r. f l h ir lia f carefully in one hand and a half-pint Ixdlle o f cream in Too *bw4 the other. “ Lady," be niuuninccd, ns I over T im s the berries and handed them to Mutultif (ifvtilloni you aure have missed n lot!” We changud .dairies. l« L. Tilli* enterlaiued r Circle Nn. I n f the nf the First M rlhodlst Monday Afternoon at . The mili'Jte* of tne CURLY, LILLY anil CANO LONGWOOD HOTEL It wo lone llal* Urom • — —— . B r i I s i n's Falmr government •omewlut belatedly it'* beginning to tighten its hell. Blaming then current hardihip* on the war and its awful devastation, u now in sists that only a starvation diet, labor conlioli, inoir work and greater production ran |iotiibly pul We have come ;A-'-'lohg way ii w-ling in Clung,,. I.o parenta. t))'* V|smll vt I said Hhortly Mietlm •core* were m »a* given to M i" Auilr.'y Itu< low to Mis* .M u tllia.ltti.au .1 Mu* Minnir Itulh (><lhu*n m r i t the hitfb rummy |>ri(t*. Mi Conxll'a gift to tin- loittfii gn> was tj d.pnly IjciiTunu act. . .Refraehntent* cunxUtin r stf •' licious rnke ti'ctl « it it piiiV .■ white frosting. In’ ru n m , cntdi amt sailed tuita were "served today t>* spend uUmt •At 60 m. p. h. a person sees 14 as the foi pier "M ary l a l g r . . percent less than he does driving The Mayan Indians i,id no knowledge of ■the wheel, lu ,iue A divorce on the ground of de- arch, or 'iron, bronse, unit upper rtion may be obtained Jn 42 tools but m anager stupe'vlo is h i . gineering feats. 206 .V P a rk ’ Ave. Take ndviuitagv of CUtdenr re Mi * PibUe wilti a piece of tier stiver.-Following the *up|*er itieg- Irnnis ami gulf will ln;l|- improve your figur Vour share of garde i fre d i grem REGULAR PRICES: l ie •> (Or THEATER OPENS 12:15 P. M. SUNDAY and MONDAY! £iqulr* Magatlnt and velb*w vrgeta de. Salad* made uf w aleirreu , carrot), to­ matoes, green lettuce ami rueuni* l*er» or iiepper* supp.v vilnmln* necessary for daily nnriliuu and a clear complexion. Summer ami Fall no* season* wlo-n vim can give voir im e a lest. You won't neeC lieuvy foundation* when yo, an- «uii bronre*l. If you will leav- off nil toiindulion cream* and cok- make­ up for n few month*. ).ui will -notice that enlarged poroa c!-i** up, •I HrLnml Mi Fn un and Mr-i Jnh Mr*. T. K. Tucker, Duuglti-. I 'tun lea. bin, khead* di'uppeai look* young, i It'll nevri ovridu in i ha • lllt>tlllll*. *, with Double Your-Money Back guarantee V A 'l^ K A Y We’ll Gladden Young ’H earts Willi IMGTAIDERS' FASHIONS HY RcadeN Digest Relief And Royally SATURDAY ONLY ' Tampa Tribune - DOUBLE FEATURE-'•-« * Fuller W arr«n, fully r*i-ov*r«d io'pVlIll^tl rrum Ids accidental injuries, and back “in circulatliui," is peituib “It it to incong1 a to l« xl about the future Queen- ■*> Grfial B ritain and liar financial absurd," *ayi Wni Kat the lash so ^ H Vital To Crop Safety Hr CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Newafeaturra NEW Y O R K -T h e “golden with • voracious appetite fo r pota. nematode," • hardy little woim toes raaterlallxed from nowhere In Ixing Island's N assau Cnunty • ftw year ago and matU-lUelf at home. IManj^il'Klor* iiu d u ,!. and fra n tlrally to ccontrol o .._ ^ experiment fran tha spread of the worm..The gelden nematode seemed to resist all spray and dost measure*. « Then, because It threatened to g|*ead outside the county, Um Now York S tate Departm eal of A grlcultaro slapped a goaratlno on N sootn pnlaloen r w i t h from the pages of GUN FURY! liluation. In 'a piesa p b a is , Wa.- United Slat 'onafltu Dan McCarty iprsking befoft Cn rrinarka that tha (A.7Mi ,<*00,000 tlon eiptexxly ■Amu md prq\ aliouln the Oilandu Rotaiy Club juggrvli loan—or gift—from, the Umied give Great Rnlaj that if hom otradi wrre aiiruc* States to Britain ha moat used op." and - that ilriialri Iravagart loxuiy a mguard In this eonn'actluii, he homestead* cirmptions would - no: nant to rvery vvolrmant of Amer 'ore giving b t such a problem to stiugglint the news report that Prince-. lean democrar; llrilain ai lore Amerirai city and county commiiiionrri Elisabeth ia receiving an alluw (•real money this nation nice of 1100,000 a year from Ih thould excc. Besides, lie addi, hiomr owner: iiritndi governm ent, and that llii* *Tt will not probably will be “upped" tn tw extravagantly -equandtred on lillle bit toward tlie srrticrs which 1260,000 when ahe marries ea- royally." . ODr patriotic ft lend is undul/ they .demand of the cilirs an: Prince Philip. This rilea the observant Puller, , counties. Well, mayl>e he’s light who comment* th at-D ie Prince vs ronrernod vi |h(k*;iartlrular. !< la traditlniial w iljuUrwtt Brita n but they su ir'w rn l down the hn- receives a larg er sum lhan the to provide laviOdv for Ita ' tit­ for homestead exemption and the) President of tha United Stater, ular royally. Whctliar or not It ind that, when she gets the raise gul an y , money from the Unithave been demanding mote ami to 1260,000, “ahe will he taking nJ .StAtoa, more of theii local govrinmenti In more than three tlm rs a i much w m i mean« L . • » « since. Whether they woulu as tha head of the government King and Its princes* the cUatr b* willing to pay more Iowan, which provide* G reat Britain mon- m ary liberal ftiiandal larges* fit- Urn cost of govrrorarqt now t to Hava been hemmed In. • moot question, l i t . ) Q uarantine Method* , FRIDAY The Townsend Club will m eet in tha Tourist Center at 8:00 I’.M. A ttar the husineas meeting th rre will be card playing and checkers tnd refreshm ents will lie served. MONDAY * fiT h r circles uf the W.*M. 8. of tne F irst B aptist Church will tnedt a t 3:30 P. M. as follows: C title 1 ,’Mr*.' John Rogers, TI10 M yrtle Avenue; Circle 2. Mrs. Myron Smith, Flora H eights; Circle 3, Mrs. A.. J. Peterson, West F irst S treet; Circle 4, Mrs. S. C. Dickerson, South Sanford Avsnue; Circle' 5. Mrs. H. W, Rucker 640 Valencia Drive; Cir­ cle 4, airs. W. C. DeCoursey, 218 West Nineteenth Street. 4 TUESDAY ' The Woman's Utble Class of tha First Raptlst Church will meet at 8:00 P. M. In the church annex with Mrs. J. T. Hardy, Mrs. A. L. Rat mean and Mra. C. A. Anderson, Jr.* as hostesses. The filo t Club wjll h-ld a pic nlc a t “Time and Tide" beginning at 8:30 P. I!. All m nnU -ri a rt * The Fidelia Class rf the FIFsl Bautist Church will titee; at the borne of Mrs. Roy Rritt on 824 Hpeeisl* un all ware* during August. shampouing. For appointment rail 971. ; J given- f**r - Mi-- iitg'planned after the '*arl**-ir I said firmly, “ my- hietbfind and I don’t drink $163,000,000. "second Battle ol Biitain." Prime MSniatei Attica iniitls, “cannot b*' won by thr f«x “ EvlFryonr will have to sacrific*. Why. didn't hr think of that lw» yean ago? Oi didn't he know thrn that Britain had been through a war? Station WTUIt j j Social Calender into a new apartm ent and were everything from laundry service Nona* cream ? Berries cornin' contact man. someihing when lie says ahnwrr To get a really beautiful permanent, your hair must be p’roperly shuped and becomingly sljted. • .. 1 O E '/ / e/ e MU* Or lly (\>rt,»li xnlvi tiiM-d on Tursdnv night «i*h.i< l*tTdgr HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY NOOK RADIO IMUKiKAMS PAGE FIV E Miss Corrodi Honors *-.* Miss Martha Page L. E. Jordan, Chairm an |H -rlo rm :in rF more; the employers would gel Imek dividend* tin their divestment which would make it very w orth w h ile.'A n d the employee’s caieer would have added irn|»etus with the prospect of such n hiatus in ids working w a rs .' TIIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Removal Announcement I have moved mv office from The Atlantic Na­ tional Rank Bldg, to 'th e Brum ley-Puleiton Building, Corner of FiraL S tre e t and Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. « « In the future I will lx* associated in the practice of law with my son. Karlyle and his wife Doris, under the firm name of Housholder Associates. • T h e M etro|M ilitan a ls o c a lls i d te n tto n i f f ’fS P i«-T,‘flPel.v la r g e n u m b e r o f itiin u lm ttn ti g r a n t e d - a n n u n l l y in notne o f FRIDAY, .AUG. 8. 1947 AH IU Iftft iftomi MGM i b$$fi 1 /rerun P h o f o g r o p h t d In T I C K N I C O L O J t Marjorie Kinnun Rawllng’x Novel of the Florldn Rackwixxh. Cotratry Photographed near Ocala. F BA TURK TIMES: 1:00 - 3:37 - 6:14 - 8:51 Moncy *b a c k -COM PANION FEATURE-- Take advantage of our special checking aervlcca to meet monthly obligations. It's the safe, economical Way to pay bills. Remember, too, that all trad*-.! actions made by us are photographed and become a permanent record. , - *JwV» v* F arm ers can’t ship th eir |iotatoea nut side the county and m utt fore they can take them over tha aleriliie potato-raising tools becountry line. And they are being urged to plant some other crop— principally. • cover crop fu r a th a t Uiit golden nematode may ho atarvml out. T he quarantine soomi to be working w ell It Is one of hun. O PENS: O PEN S: .1.1 luM •( ::;,\hh'.v»uV«4« • ' ROUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM • y & Saturday! Sunday & Monday! This (untuigg new Colguto-Palmolivc-Peet suds nctuully ctrfs dishwashing time in M l ! Cleans tlisluii clctutrr than soap! Trcfia WRIGHT Joseph GOTTEN Shadow of a Doubt* v "reed In the nallonr today, DOUBLE VOUR M ONEY BACK ALFRED IHTCIIOCK‘8 -•On The Hama Program*- Ing porta, air terminal*, ra il­ road tracks and highway croaoIng atalo line* to task.* aoto lh a t devastating inaecls, dlaeaaoo and viruses a r t hold •wllhla known boandirloe wfcoc* they con ho o slerm liu lod by joint ocliow. COLGATE-PAIM OUVE-PEET MAKES THIS OFFER TO INTRODUCE YOU TO THE WONDERS OF V ELI Deposits Insured Up To $5,000.00 The MAKX BItOS LEAF MINT “A N ight In Casablanca** CHEWING GUM AIK-CONDITIONED -COM PANION PIC T U R E - Everyone that attends our Hatarday Show will rocolve • FR E E stick of delicious VEL IF vtiu don 't like BCniRTHAN ANY SOAP CLAUDETTE COLBERT or subs —la- Fanale llnm t'a Great Naval ‘Imitation of Life’ Wills WARREN WILLIAM you've ever USED FOR DISHES i T U D D ItL F in h u ^ r y / s u p p l y lim ited X'P'njf, for there's no soup scum or streaky film to polish nw uy! Vt-I is milder to handof Vel is hoi a soup but un entirely new and different suds lluit is completely neutral ...m ildef-than soap. . _ Act now! Buy your 2-packagc Vel «p*rial at your dralc-r's todnyl With thin <luiil>|p-your-moncy-back guarantee, you can't'lose. ... a t your d e a l e r s today �a FRIDAY, AUG. 8, 1947 SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX Aleno Slams .Homer W ith 2 Mares On Base; Lake Gains Credit For Game Hy A rthur Jtrrk'w 1th, Jr, MftaM. Sporta Kdltn^ T ht 'S an fo h l Celery 'Fed* hop! on th t offering* of Rudy nil rirlnglieau rlghthauder for the DeLand Red -Hat*, for - fi-e Tun* In the secbfHl canto of Inal night'* cnnleat a t the Munk'ip-'il Park to place the conleat on tee, however the Fed* chalked up un additional pair of ru n * .to take a 7-to ..1 decision Irnm the vlaltm*. Tonight the Cclrrynten invade Conrad Park in DeLand for a alngle till and will re ta in to th r Ideal ball orrhard Saturday evil' Ing for a contest with the Orlando Senators, Sunday afternoon the Sanford aggregation move* to Tinker Field In Orlando for a r-tu rn etigagement. Monday the Fed* play la-eshutg In th r Lake County city. la s t night'* tilt wa« d elay .I for 211 minute* by Manager Hill Slelnrrke, who, arrording to Umpire Hank Win*ton, refused to play the contest l<ecau»e of the occasional dmpli-tcd of ruin 'hut pirea Winston and Taylor moved out on the field and declared th a t the weather cotvlidlons were suitable and the gam e must start Strincck* marched "arnuntl 'in the vlaltor’a dugout for a short time then went out on the field for a consultation with Wlnriun, he then summoned Mrl Wtlmnt. 4*eLand lead oft man, to take hi* 'trtrt-W irTtrtrttitngb Th*l ended the Red Hal* ac­ tivity. Ruddy Ijike wu* th r com­ plete m aster of the Hat* from then until the contest was «<»tpC I 7 U .. p itted . . . . .. Sanford unleasheil a three hit, fi<a run attack on R ott In the bottom of the second to place the tilt on Ice, Dave Drlda drew a free pass, Don M urray singled, •followed hy a -single— tor-deck Harrison, newly squired Fed Infitlder, H arrison's blow sent Bride scros* the plate and Murray movrd to third. Ruddy la k e drew a free puss to loud the runways. Johnny McManus then poled a well tagged blow I n t o rlght-cente r field to drive Murry, iho „ 1„ of,y and e in U<m coni! < ny ring an Ren rts iii , tuoso. .et Vttiec, if* W ad ltrll. i f Alano. It, ’t:u>t«k.‘ w M, I’trst. I Touts eilVstni* 11, if Hettvrflvi-i. Ik pride, ct Lewi*, c Marts*, i p Harris" a. IP lab*, p The Sanford Celery F.-l* will t«-„ ftonnrnl with a ‘liiavir .Annreclation N ight’ ""tomorrow night when the Sanford Celi-rv Fed* meet the Orlando Sen itfir* in en nil-im portant ‘ronte*l. Tht* Senat­ or* are It-adinr the O te ry ted* by three itame* and ar.i ie altn " in fourth place in the Florida ........ opportunity to ihtlitv when he M pound Ja c k . the American rlaroh* Monday h! -ank*nit nrid»uth. a n d 'I■ of Ich in ring ex, the ihla ’ca re e r Arid coiiditlon.'.lr i* col lection, Texas Man Won Two Shooting Exhibitions COMMENTS SYRACUSE, N. ¥ .. tug. 8, 0P> —Charlie Poulton, San Antonio. Tex., salesman, hold* Itv small guage and 20-gaug<- title* In the National Skeeta Tourney today a f­ ter a shouting aahibiitoi) jn which he missed only one n lM 'ln the show* a'sectio n of the wn tanking p rufm ional* and am *. teurs tee off here today to quest of the Florida S tate Open Golf Chain ^ pjonahlp currently drlem led by -p e| r Cooper. Ponte Vedra pro. The three-day 72-h'»le medalp|«y event will be ilagt-rf on the tricky Dulnulrrad C pu jjtr/; Club. , layout. T rc off tim e la scheduled for I) a.m. . , Cooper la a hravyt favorite to rap tu re hia thligR titatc title, hut the hlonde-hairrd linkiiman farea com prtitlton from w hat I* regarded aa the toughest humegrnwn rv er aaaemhled for a 8 t a t » tournament. Poullon won th e . small gauge chamnionahip with 1*9 out of 100, smashed 100 straig h t n the 20gatige event and then went on to hit 00 .atrlaght in a throw-way ahootoff. Rillv Perue of Mobile, Ala., took second nlace .with a 18 x SO. Mr*. Marv Kill* of Jacksonville^ hold the National Womya'a 2tM gauge title a fte r scoring i*fl x MK). She defrated Mrs. la ro y Child* of Lake K crr,..Fbu. b y .a single pige- By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. YANK-HOIK.Lit SW tlKS Rememlier, th r lit r* w. York Yankre-Ilrimklyii Dodger W orld'Serle* hack in 11*41 7 Another so ■lea o( that proportion ll In the m aking' with the Yank* nut In i’roiit of the American League ami the Rickeymrn a sore I n i to fin-sh in -th e T o p slnt-fn-the-N athm al circuit. The first meeting was really a corker, ll was a series th a t would only he expected from Flutlm-h, Rabid fan* will long remember the fateful ninth* inning in which Tommy Hcttrich struck out for the third out in the ninth, only to have Mickey Owen d r o p ' the hall. This play exploded right in the llrook'a fare* and the a p ­ parent t to It victory turned inert a 7 t« I deleat. Also In the same series, ro­ tund F t'd ille Fitrsirrmoh* was ril ueMiv n liny ilrive off the or young Martiius Hunan. FKr, wa« forced to Ira,.- the tilt amt the Yankee halters proceeded to soundly thrash Hugh Casey alul "win IK ero n te* T b y ~ T 7 la P Hllr*Must of the '’big nam ed'' playeta in that memorable seriea al*i gone. Red Ruffing, Ernie Bon­ h am .'Jo h n n y Murphy, and R u s h of the pitchers of the series sre among those who a rc na langur In the big show. Along with them are Dolph Camiili. J i* Mcdwick. Billy Herman, Owen. Kithy Hlglie, ta r r y French, Iww Riggs and Angie (lalan of the Dodger*. Red Knife. J-dinny Sterm . iti|l Dickey, Joe Cordon am! Cringe Selkirk of Hid Yankees are aiming Cu no longer existanta. Some of the atars of the ‘41 series are still around, however, Joe Di.Mnggin, FhiT'Rixxuto, Tommy HanHch, Charlie Keller, If he i» “hie to ptav by World - Seri * time, and Rpud Chandler are still playing with the Yankees. Pete Reiser, Dixie W flk rr, Per Wre Reese and Casey are llkly to pin; Inr Rrxnklyn. DIMaggib was sleeted a* the moat .valuable . . . ____ .plnvrr In l b ’ Amcrirnn Iwagur, and Chandler was on the brink of tine of th most outstanding pitching raleers In the Majors. Rill Dickey, one of the all-time g rrata in ca tc h ­ er*' regalia wa* at the fading end of a brilliant catching c a ­ reer. Camilll was named the cnost val­ uable playyr In the *NaUutml le a g u e chat year ami Pete R e ln r was acclaimed aa the baseball "fin d ” of the year. Should the Dodger* enter the aeries this year they w ill carry with them tha firal negro hasehall player ever to play In a series contest, Jackie Boolnaon. The two team* do pot have the star* this year that- were in the lineupe back In 1941, b u f o t i r guess la th a t tha series will be a hot ona. In more ways than one. BOXING Jim my H a m ll and 11. II. Greer of Lake Mery are Inter •sted In getting several Hanford oungstera to go out to la k e lary to work out In dally box­ ing session*. Grier stated th a t there It no age or w eight lim it and th a t any­ one who ie Inter*(lad In attending tha seaaion* la Invited.. It Ie possible th a t In the event the hopefuls ahow up well enough they m ay be entered In the Golden Glovea event* to be held a t the Legion A rena in Orthis month. G'a trounced tH • Palatks u 6-2 Iasi night while their rival*, t h e r m . Augustine i—were rained out In their lied UR w ith th e Ixaaburg —l/P)^-TJln G eorgia-Fluri.la to-.i-} tfUB Atl-Htar* from Mu* Notlfie fu Circuit won* i he Thtr I Annual N o rib iS 'io 'h T ilt, i|f»(e«tin:f tlie Southern All-Star* 8 to 5 before! 2.500 fan* lari night. !•, wo* the first tim f N orthern trum* won i_ ,i.„ I alnesVUle Leads By Three Gaines Florida State Open Billy Kinard To Tourney Opens Today Meet Joey Dunn ORLANDO, Aug. 8. (Hm-cial) In Fight Monday —A field of more than 85 top- Feds To Meet Sens Northern All-Stars Southerners In In Player Night Trim, GF League Contest Here Tomorrow TIIOM A8VILI.E. Am-. ..H Occasional trips to Sports Rotindup Itv JERKY LI8K \ CHICAGO. Aug. Jtfrf/11 -There is plenty of grum bling aroun-l. the windy city about the recond dlvialnn floundering idT the Cub* and White Sor, hut the popular pilot* id -b elli rin tu lly VIVIAN IIROtVN AP N'cwsfealure* W ilier NIANTIC. Conn.— You ran have ytiur tuna fishing and your fancy yachting suit*— I’ll la k e my tru sty ol' trout rod and wailing lit Itches. n, C b u j l j t l i r i m i n iiml.T»*-W Teddy Lyons, atill an peat to laout of sniping range. i Vm .su . For one th in g ,‘Itolh Grimm rnd 'tM .ti.o Lyon* stand solid with the toys whn w rite nieces for the napi-rs, i la-cause both a r e . genial fellows whn disdain double-talk and nllli-1 If rlth e r has felt that of real professionals would his club considerably, which is i nly too obvlaua in both ramps, he has refrained from publicly pull ing T«N|H|f« litRUrtri i»e>li.nu l l t s i k *% t/fU m li the soueeie on hi* fi’out office. H A M filU i a t I»•!..*fit! Urimm'a Cuba still are virtually t*n!r4i|tn nt th e sam e club which won the 1045 L*«Ugr*i .ii lif» AiiBUiftnt* N ational le ag u e pennant agkirist war-decimated opi beginning to creak at tne joint*. Iteitiii in The W hite Sox have a b etterhh-nd ill , 1* . of vmrth- anrt—ertenirix. hm In- ttittsifitnnia 414 lurle*. anti erratic (tilching have for a hand-line arid a row boat— and I’ll l>e happy If I hook a foureyed catfish, Y’r r ie n U v '4 t was a different story. In a very u p -u a fashion, I decided th a t tro u t flies, sand* worms and live shrimp wcu* hoipolio! tiait strictly for Sunday Armed-And Assault To Meet On Aug. 30 CHICAGO, Aug. :l. (/Ft -Two big money-winning nontea, Assault and A I'mtil. will raco .-ach other tit W ashington Park on Aug. .70. for the Drat tim e in th eir career* In a 1100.000 w inner-t»li-*]L match race. In the richest m atch event In tu rf history, each horse wlH carry 12tt 'pounds over a mile and a q u arter route. The race may also tu rn nut to tie a spec­ tacular riding duel between two of America's beat riders, Eddie A rran, on Assault and Doug D o d so n owns a skunk coat and decides to buy mink buttons for It, on a jau n t that shuuld surely Istud me Myth Tuna F.-hing of 1047. I t was five a-m. when I set out to tiernme an old aalt on the. tiring deep. At the hotel ad latent to th r E m ates, and Charley Trippt of Georgia, w tlhbe shared by Gaorge R atterm an of Notre Deror. Hen Raimondi of Indiana, Tommk Mont of M aryland and Ernie Case cf U.C.L.A. Coach F reak L eahr, however, m ay find m fo r Tucker’s accurate passing. "I think th a t Frank Honai (Bes­ semer, Ala., catch er), and Norm McCord. th at big firs t osekfr front New Oilcan*, looked eiscdsHy impressive." Pennock sa id .' plonthlps h a rt, Aug. 22-21 Mis* C urtis will lead the phen<*n»nslly successful C rystal PIutig* squad Ann Curtis, who holds more re- of San Francisco in its n«rat for a sixth stra ig h t nation*! team RET0NGA SAVED TH E DAY FOR HIM, SAYS FARMER I F d t Mke 1 Would Have To Give Up If 1 Didn't Find Relief S o o n ," He States.; Wishes He Could Tell Everyone About Retonga. CHOICE . .• ’ - . -, U quors - Wines - Beer (« Have Installed N«w Beverage Dispenser Ice Cold Beer AU Times BILL S PACKAGE STORE and B 111 W. First SI. Ph» “ F or ab o u t, tid e s year* every meal I a b a h w d ' to form ; h .large lump In my stom ach and 'so much gas pressed up against ray cheat .th a t sometimes It wa* hard to breathk." continued Mr. CoJe " I tried tg e a t enough: to ba up ' and on th e go, b u t t didn't relish i a bit*. I fait weakened and fagged | out, I had to taka strung laxative* NEW YORK Xm s m 7 : 1 5 . and 11:45 A. M CHICAGO*, V / i hrs. 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Both the high lustre and semi-Justre can be used equally effectively on interior or exterior aurfaca*. - - Nationally Advertised a t $5.85 QUR.SPECIALJ>JUCK •"I never dream ed 1 would-'find .m e d ic in e to do m s a* much good a* Retonga did," gratefully declare* ttf . F . K. Cola, wallknown farm owner of Route 3, A.A MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M o n 'A r m e d Armed has poured I&U8.755 into the till for hi* owner, Warren W right of the Calumet Farm Stable. Assult ha* earned 1(125,37p for hi* , owner Robert J. Klrlwrg of Texas. , An agreem ent on Aug. 30 for the match race w as reached yeslrrday by W right and Kleberg. Armed is nix y ea r* , old and ii *w<’ *"’ur* *Ir , P- I" «pite of Irsin* | j ' i acreechlng keros* the lawn every H -T-fW -aeconda aftd rontem platiow «fI* vj aca-alck preventives. I finally dotided on one which the druggist with blight feather jlgJ. lie set guaranteed hail bet-n perfected by thrm In sockets built into the'boat the Canadian Army during the and arranged fishing chairs, is Old llalas It. b etter kiuuyi as tile Imat rnrrened inxsilv he iethe Chleago ■Hears, also funclion* "Ah, this Is the life ," said one marked. outaide of the National Foothiill of the would-be Ipr* as We Set* “I'm spiting these up before It L eagui. Dwner Coach Ccargo llid I tlrtl aboard the fishin g (mat, and a* had to send quarterback Nick he sw igged sogie o f the captain’s With these .word* -v photog­ Sacrlntv of Wake Forest the eutcoffee. rapher and a newspaperman both rirula of three Chlragu medical £ ' “Cut It with a knife,' I sugges­ norm ally p retty rugged, to-ik to school* liefare ha signed a tn-ar v,■aWyTiuk ted, refusing th e s y ru p / brew In th r rails, Clint rm t Sum Inly will work fm lh»f„ii fi«*or of th a t em pty feeling and a Thlrlv-five mllea off Montaiik hia medical degree while playing wa*!mi sea-sick pill, with the outrigger* set und some­ pro football Juat aa did Dr. Dan- g ™ ; fautoui tart Those wg what sulalued "sportsm en" sitting nv Fortm an and danllst Hill *l»*. rhlbotat- thii reels, the tuna began to wort!*. lit* nil In I vilyrtlttf ntanskl. 1 settled down on the cockpit in bite. Small ,tuna from ■*_Ti't<» 60 Ib >. CtRClltfllti ? a flshlhg chair, feet up on the uoumls—hut so simple. You reel irk ur Uhllrftlrtfthlci X Hal*- ■llidrlksen Zahariao. the ill 5, I’lilraR-s I* stern , directly over* the diesel ex­ ’em up to the boat and the captain queen of American .»nd Hiitish | flrt'iiltlvn I haust, ready to soak up the sun­ gaffs 'em I golf, ha* announced that her next shine for our trip to the middle uf It all seems like, 20 Vmfra ago,* m ajor tourney would be the N a­ the Atlantic (well, alust.) ami dc liter tim e, that I heard a tional Women’s A m ateur at FlunkIt was almut seven a.ni. when male voire (D an "cast-iron stom ­ I lieeamr sw are of a preliminary ach” . Mulvey, sport* editor of the flnttcfc of butterfly wings in my New Haven Regis'.*?! saying, stomach. Thi* was Just alaiut the "This is 'whv women shouldn't, he tlm r Hi- lolly little crew gave perm itted on fishing ti!p*-H Important title which ha»-eluded out with "flailing, sailing ovet the Mr, I don’t rate . I'm going In her. The Ralie was whln;>H in the .......................... ... Bounding M ain" . . . definitely rush right out to the tackle shop 1945 W estern A m ateur final* hy and pick up a Royal Coachman and Phvllla Otto, and Iasi vear she Veiling ath lrlea from tin Pulled butterfly wing rhythm. Hharllv a fte r the first b u tter, a Silver Doctor nnd head for a bowed to unheralded -Mary Mr- Ktat-e nnd Canada begin rhelr/ lU U jm W ' Dy U -k flig h t—and members of p retty stream , Huckleberry Finn Mlllln o f (irran TJiiy. WU„ Jn the three-day series at semi-final*. Ralw'.nvtV be think­ Munleinal .Stadium tnnlgh' in the It*- /km lly followed at frequent style. Or maybe 111 lust be rontent to-be a lady of tha lake and , ing over those rar«*iiefoati whllp first- International Amateur All- integral*. W ar Base ball Kories, and a flock Nal-odv told me 1 needed a weak tfiank my lucky star* I don't live tending her De^yl•rJ^h|*• garden. of Major League .trim;* i 1 rip er- mind and a strong bark la catch on a houseboat. H ereafter, I’ll tail to In* on hand Iw-htok over ih* tun*. *- W hat I had was n weax tak e mv tu n a fish on toast with Bewitch. Cal Irttuce am Ltom ato. beaten two-vrU Thing* nfight have hr»n d iffe r­ ih xlralgh* -rir I™ 4 « L several alreait* haj go n ite r her t i ent If. «nlv I had slept . . eaten Btakc* nt Y * n I1**" hem "ih other atrh the tomu ^ er w etrh to re In thetPrfJ AL FFaati Btaki-a mv hreakfaat . . . gone on the K sturday, lias star* doting wnrkout* g,id Lqtfl Washington Pi 1 - 1. To ,_ l^ fvs m the th - Phlladeiphii*. I'hll-a-lnhl.. upper deck . . . hadn’t tnhalod the hjoklng" back | n* f*«m the local rallbii eih au aL By golly, next time. . . . com patlsonJ the Athletjr* will direct th* (I, S, Man O 'W ar, 1 T rainer Ben , Mi won't *ny. *nd Canadian nines oh thg field, A vulture is known to have <*IR pley toniglt and w hether she i« V v limn Calu-t Th* m e t-F a rm ’# an M6r W hirls way, Relurday night, with the vlnnrr when they w «4 ffTyear-olds. hut mw*l!w * »l*r outfit drawn from l-'JUvenlle "Who <0° Baltimore sandlat te am for he ad m lu *he/ stake and w inti lh '- championship S u n d ry -aftervlherlng all her " “ »»• H t h e f l r i t two games ary Dr. Chnrtat L. I’eraon* )Pcd.'* s till, the U. S. and Canadian rlube Optometrist ___ will play a third tilt. Sunfay to ...... .......... „ „ „ „ w,„ where between Montauk and 18 Hanford A tlantic Ilk. Bldg. oppose Baltimore. The title game butterfllea) CapU ln Ed 8herman Ilonra: 9-11 1-6 *'■ Phene 196 1 will he played the aame afrimoon. of Nlantlc. Coniu, form er lineman L 9-1* , . ____ d Cl eases Fitted ■ IL M. M. Carpenter. Sr., o* ner with- the old Williams football of the Phillies, and hi* r?n*ral team , appeared with tha lu ru fUhmanager. H erb Pennock.; looked fng rod* which ha busily baited and tboda attending the H u lo tu are Invited to maka the trip to the Legion Arena, G rier staled Anyons who is in to n ated Jn N y io h al securing inform ation concerning t)ia training program may con­ tact Grier a t th a Lake Mary o n iu io u in , n u |i / t nv Women’s Regional AA(J swim­ contest between the Or- ming meet opens here today with Senator* and th* Daytona mors th an 160 contestant a entered. i Islander* w as postponed F irst event of the three-day meet . . „e **1*3 - w > ■ ___ *wae the lAQO-meter swim with cornelr P at P atton o f 'A tla n ta . M O -y ard ^N ational J The Clubhouse PER GAL. Thousand's praise Retonga. Ratnnir combined with liberal-quanttonic combined w ith liberal quanltlllc* of V itam in B -t and is in­ tended to relieve d istress due' to Insufficient flow of digestive joke* In th e stomach, loss of appatita. Vitamin B-l deficiency ami conetlpdUoR. Accept ne aub- Ask for our Compbts Color Charts YOUR DAV18 PAINT DEALER �FRIDAY, AUG. a. 1947 II. a a the result of tire damage, your home w a i m ade unl ivea b le , woul d y our policy pay lor the rent of euitable quar­ ter!? Rent insurance is an important part o l fire insurance cov­ erage. For complete rolection. see us to­ ny. THE SANFORD HF.RAI.D. S ^N »nnD . FLO R IU * ^ A Mexican Claims Are Nearly Cleared Up “ S E R V IC E BE Y P N D 7 H E 0NTRAC _ - i S tO A M E S G U T AG ENC Y FOR RUNT By 11(1tV A BO DOBSON WASHINGTON. —The, govern, ment U still lining ita claim business at the u m r old stand. Th Indian Claims Commission, created by Congr©** last year, has taken over the offeced. tele­ phone num bera—nail much of the s ta ff— o f f Ariteriran-M exican HELP W AN TED 6 ARTICLES FOK SALE RECORD PLAYERS for rent. By CONCRETE SEW ER P IP E day or week. The Music Box, 110 ___ SEPTIC TANKS. G rease Traps W. 1st St. Phone 963. lltorks, Aluminum Window* and Screens. White cement. Paint, O FFIC E apace Iri Mcltch Building. Perma-tile, Hurricane btae^s Large light of ices, new ly decorMiracle Concrete Company, .lot) £e<T, Oil U tilities, heat and ja n i­ Elm Ave. Phone 1335. tor aervlce furnished. Ca!| 8CH- ------------ >. , —W. II. A A- Dept- Store. 4 .CEILING (an* l«r sale, ta p e y j CONVALESCENT- HOSIE now - D rvg S tnrr. — open at Chuluota, 18 miles 3. K. of Sanford and *18 mile* N. E .j RADIOS. Motorola. Sales of ^prlando. ta r g e .screen and and Set vice. The Music Bos, open porches to a it and enjoy 1111. W. 1st SL Phone 933. the cool breeiea off ta k e C ath­ erine. ta r g e graunda an J walk* safe from autd traffic. I.ni'ge ROOK COATING- Asbestos Alu­ minum roof-coating- good' for lobby and'room sl llrlck construemetal, slate or composition roofop. Can arrnm ialate 35 only, ing. Stop leaks. Cools your home hone of -write for reseivatlnn 10 to 16',;. Ten year w arranty. at once. Oviedo 2382 or Dr. SENKARIK GLASS A PAINT M artin 2302 or write Box Ut7 Chuluota Florida", Hurge TeTan —CO. 112-114 W. 2lid SL-----------for guesta to visit their doctor. PAIR Mexican handmade shoes. A VAIl.AIH.r-. s t onre, convenient5A, red and white. Photic 6*»r J. Iv located, down town section, up to date apartm ents with all h e w in g m a c h i n e s modem convenience*. Adults HALES K SERVICE ’ ’ onlv. Phone 550. H E R T S SEWING MACH. SHOD l t r. S. FRENCH. PH. 11HO the Claim* Commiision. which ex­ pired hy law April 4 Until- the final day* of tha con­ gressional session. however,^ the commission was a financial orphan. Congress wailed until *ol* most the last minute to ap propri­ ate funds for it, and the three f iU.UOtl-a-yyar commissioners had intis w ithout; paychecks front midApril until the end of July. The appropriation was made in an omnibus hill which took care BUTCHER WANTED— Thursday, FridaV anu Saturday. Apply M argaret Ann Store, C. K, Hug­ gins*. M anager. EX PERIEN CED celery grower or trained farm m anager for furm in Zell wood area. Good i-esition for rig h t p arly . A. Duda A Sons, "Oviedo." Phone 2151. * GIRL for cashier A cosmetic roun ter, also aoda girl, ta n sy 's litu g Store. 9 WORK. W ANTED EXPERT p a in tin g — contract or - hourly basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estim ates. Phone 783-J. FLOOR fiA K lillilL . A -flntaW m i. cleaning A waxiug. Our power unit enables ue to work whore there ie no electric uonnecllo.t available. 21 yeais ex p ericn c, H. M. Gleason, Luke'M uiy, Fla ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all kinds- Smith Bro. Phono 1188. NEED A NEW DRESS? Let Wannitu niskt- it. W annita Tnylcr, Box 145-A Snnionl, Rt. 2COAL circulating heater. Reason2 or 3 tied loom house, dose if), ajde. Ph. 1165-J.__________ ■ 2 0 . W ANTED TO RENT 12 good^ejgrences. Phone i i l .M. of a lot of unfinished fiscal busi­ ness. Mexican t'lsim s Paid At last, all of the (tending claims of United Sta*c* cittxcn* against Mexico amt Mexican eitixens an- 'v ttle cl. Certain claim* alwnys hnv,- been handled dirvejjy hy- the State Demirtlnent and in the luturv all Mexican claims will go to it. Jnme* A. Langston, seeretarv **f the jnst o f a long line of Mexican claims t-ommtiuion*. is pretty proml of how it all cante ou*. The commission -field- o ff 1.265 elnims for $3 7 ,9 1 8 2 tKE0 5 .' Tip' peo­ ple making them hn>l asked origi- - “ f..i i.tsijiWi.usa Altogether, tangslpn explained recently, the »*vrr*l commissions tha- have shuffled IfflO f * 11 ctntms around since 1923 appruved aimut $4 0 ,7 6 0 tHH» worth. Under an pgreelnent. M«xlr» nut up a little more than $40,600,000 to pay them. Some Mnnrj Lacking That loaves soqie successful rlpttnMiil.s -Mil holding the tutg' fpl • Unit $2 1 5 .1X14), tan gs'im aniil, They won't get It. unless the Mexican government put lip the nniney.. , The last 2 0 0 ilium - settled hv the commission were the historic Texas cattle claims which origi­ nated in (he lute 18 0 0 '*. They an>se fUtm border rants by Mexi­ can soldier*, and once amounted to more than $5 0 3 )0 0 ,0 0 0 . The new Indian Claim* Coro mission face* a similar job, and Langston is its chief clerk mid administrative officer. It . is author11etj to hear all ttalm a hv Indians against*rhe'gvtvernmriil. It. can settle them di­ rectly. and its derision* can be appealed to federal courts. 'I nn Are Old Many i>ut«fanding Indian claims are a* old as the Texas rattle claims tangs-mr said. Some are the fatuous "irony” claims of the S io u x ," whose ponies wen- driven o ff and imblo-d hy the U. S. C av­ alry when, It found that the Slottx fighters rotitd ho whltmcd no oth, T r- w ir r'----------- MICK ISY MOUSK . Hy Wall Disney ______ :_____ ^ _____ VC<EN T U .W - i -. Aiie 3oc*3 W R O T I-... a u S N -3 MA'kO. HX6TpRjA| - i t h i s 15 TUE SON^ ) \NQtTERS'SOCl 6 T vv.... WE RE <3 lVlf4 5 SOU A J5 TVIlS T U c r S L tiA T W P C 3 S \ TME S ^ O W V i t t U SOCI 5 T V ? B A N Q U E T K)C!V«S>T in 5 t \QmAt~ • Y T U ‘5 15 A D E L E G A T IO N ' ¥: v* F C o w T u e c v ju ic e -- ( C?U?AST\\cNT' NOURE t ^ BE S 3 O U LLE I7 IN A S A ( Pv,riw>C \\£NACS! ' ------------ * The t'ommissiou has not adopt­ ed Its rules yet, Langston sabl, and Iras received only seven ten -1 InMve Indian* claims Most of 11a-so will have to be re-sub­ mitted, he m id, when the rule* are amiTmnrrd. There is one holito\)-i commis­ sioner. Edgar K. Witt o f Waso. T ex, The two new ones are Louis J, Ituuir of Sheridan. Who., and William M. Holt of Lincoln, Neb. SPECIAL 5FMVICE3 CANVAS PAINT- clear and eolUl» TO . GARAGE, apply to II. K. Cia-hran, ors. SENKARIK GLASS & FOR REN T—Floor sander. Eaey 117 ta u tc l. T K A I ) lv IN PAINT CO. Phone 320. operation. Reasonable rate*, San­ ford P ain t St Glasa Co. Phone FLOW ERS ALLOW ANCK 803. 3 REAL E fT A T E FOR SALE foe eU occasion! FOIl YOUR. OLD RADIO ~ " n O D G R ~ PLYM OUTH McNKILL A. YOST FLORISTS’ REAL ESTATE PARTS AND SER VICE Mips* Ave. Just off Celery i INSURANCE Phone 1011 I Office ph. 403 residence eh.- 610-R 1 0 0 Palm etto A ea. M 9 -W .—1 stI 'h r 1153 n r * MORTGAGE LOANS 3 RAYMOND M. B A LL Realtor i Paint*. Poultry Supplies, Nails, YA-DE moth proofing taite 6 P utina Feeds, Groceries and veate. Hava your woolena moth a Registered Broker and proofed now. Downtown Clean­ ,M<*ala, Touehton A W atson, 1201 Insurance Agent er* A ta n n d ry . 113 Palm etto Celery, Phone 1199. • , Bin. 4 Florida S tate Bank Bldg. Ave. Phone 914. CANVAS AWNINGS -•NEW, two story, three bedroom FOR SALE— l.lm crock for drive­ Plano Tuning and Repairing. L. L and rqadwaye— Phone CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS home. Two ear garage. O n 1 ways 8111. Re*. B ll-W ,' 1241, __________________ tu rn er lot 116 x |40 in M ayfair. VENETIAN BLINDS Will sell unfurnished or furnished. rU X E D C T PR E bS -complete, Bro. H 1GNH Aluminum, Steel, Wood I Phono 356- M. Show cards and posters , H unt's Tuxrdr K*«l Store ■— ................. — 10 DAY DELIVERY O— DDF,’8 SIGN SERVICE TWO farm houses, 18 arm s land, Batter1 * -* 4r n altery Charging. QD. tan d feaa. Phone 1011 i J|-three inch wells, 214 miles S. II. II. PO PE CO. INC. S f'P f Monroe on highway <4. John RAD1ATOR8 cleaned and repair Davit, Box 16, ta k e Monroe, ed. Cohen R adiator Shop, 104 FR EE ESTIMATES Fla. S.MITTY'S -Self-propelled taw n Sanford Ave. Ph. 366-W. Phone 80S Mower— Sm itty'a Garage cor­ flout* on large lot. Com er Hickner Second Street and Sanford LAND C L E A N I N G « AND ory and 7lh St. 700 K. 7lh St. LKAINAGR. S NEW CATER­ Avenue. ( all I LIU for free dent12.900. Apply tn J. E. W alker, -xinstratinn. PILLAR DKIHKL BULLDOZ­ 910 Cypress, Ave. ERS W ITH PALMETT1, COMPLETE kitchen in one unit. RAKES TWO 3/4 YD. I tARGAIN—A new concrete block Gas stove, oven, frigidnlrc, sink DRA G LIN ES. EQUIPMENT-, Bungalow, with tw.» !>cilroom*. and cupboard. .Mareeoelle Cabin NOW IN T H IS VICINI bath, large living roonu I,lichen Court. French and Park. T h an a N IM N IC nT CONHTRUCTIO | Z,td dinette. Cnnrrelo wall* are 22U-M. CO.. ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE [M astered on th r inside and slu r, 2-29X1, _ _ _ _ _ V i" S x ' f i ' 5 rued on the outside. Concrete MIT<?HKLL window u ir condition­ er. Will cool room 16 x 20 feet. RENT A CAR floor* a re coveted with heavy Randall Klrelrie Co. YOU DRIVE n r nehestos tiling block*. Property PHONB 200 I* located in San L snta Scetlnn. FOR SALE ■ BISilCKLAND-MORKIHON Priced at 16,500.00. 11.000.00 OLD N E W S P A P E R S -3 O I^ T S U-DRIVE-IT, INC. down paym ent will nandb. Blill have a small 5-roam new PF.R POUND. BUNDLED IN S E E US FOR bungalow, in f ln th w v t Section, ‘ BUNDLES. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING __ priced at $4,800.00. 10. 15, 20 and 25 OENT AND TYPING A new road *kle sandwich and _______HERALD O FFICE_____ CREDIT BUREAU OF • food shop nn Highway 17 fiprth SANFORD 'J Sanford. Building ia 30 x 42 ATTENTION TRUCK OWNERS It# N. P ark Phone 180 B 'l fully equipped for businesa. New U S Royal 660 t 20 6 ply W H Y G E T U P N IG H T S Equipment consists o f ; ateam tire ami tula- $25.00. Reel’s EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING Uhle. Siltsx coffee makers, eounFred Myers, 81! E. 2nd SL Paint Shop, 306 W. 2nd SL D U E T O K ID N E Y S ? tcra. stools, tables, rju b register, M R TMM OUT HNS DOCIOTS W*» ATTENTION MOTHERS and oth er kitchen' equipment. See Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal • It yoo*et upnishie—haw freqomt — D IA PER SERVICE— Also haa a smalt four-room Wurka for new Ktrdintnra, new ah* to pew your water—hut have itfily Baby V slrst furnishes hospital sraaty t-*tsasr*—yrt.-wul haw backache, bungalow, detached, for living Radiator cores, Radlajur clean­ clean,sterile diapers and deodor­ due to r u m eriditg 4n (he urine, tw (te-1 q u a r t m . Building* and* nil ing and repairing. ised container. Economical and you’re irelln i ihit; ’ equipment priced a t $6/4)0.00 Three srnenlians ago Dr. Kilmer, a 3-BURNER STOVE: -m all Ice ■afe. Fully medically approved for qui> k sale. dorlnf, found humlreti* rd hn box. 618 W. 1st St. Call D aytona 2487-W collect for (amour FRED W. RENDER petirnia with ihi* trouble I'elMlsXingtv details. 94 dikpera, $2' a wee ' be ixsde a medicine of IS herb*, toot*, Room 2 Fla. Hlalo Bank Bldg. Electra-ehrf stove and heat tola sagsla bk*.halisms—Neture'sewn way to "F IR S T IN SANFORDP h ftn e 1030 very reasonable. 619 Magnolia. rdlrf, Its called Jt "fru m p * « .|" sn.l Ph. 218. LONNIE MCMULLEN’S Market million* of grateful men and women have IMMEDIATE POSSESSION _____It—ewter t t n w ith s m a rin t reeutt* Barber Shop open Thursday, taken acre farm , borne, 4 room house, Swamp Root foe* ri*ht to woek to Friday A Saturday. furnished or unftfrnltlird, beau- 6 A H T1C LES W A N T E D gush out ktdneyv. . . tncttseee IVrw ..I tiful lawn, ahrubs, fru it tree*— relieve rtcref srvllty . . *o erina helping _ DREDGING — Beaches and land D m h r listed its trd hi adder set* a I-o-t flushtt-t 8 orange, 6 grapefruit. 6 guava, fills adlacent to lakes. Mobile out, too. Many report getting a g<«»i (chest cash price paid for uied fill 4 persimmon, 6 fig, 4 loquat, 1 Dredging Co. Phone 669, W inter night's steep st ter the tire f few tfnee* furniture. Ted Davis F u rniture peach. Shade treas--hickory, Caution: laha as direct sit P ark. Co. S it E. l i t . Ph. 968. w ater oak, auatralian pine, crepe Foe free trial supply. **nd to D ept T, m yrtle, palma. 4 acre cultivated I'LL HUY your car regardless of M K ilm er 4» C o.. Inc., B os l i t * . H u m b ert LQ5T * FOUND C onn O r—g et futl aired b o ttle o f ttwam p rich garden soil, I acre cow p a s­ age or condition. Roy Reel, 304 R oot tmdsv s t V " " Hm eet net. ture. 2 chicken yartla fenced. I LOST—Louts w rist watch Iwlween W. 2nd SL ___________ ■Mesial) well, 20 rhlgkent. U . I8th and F irst S treet. Reward O T ie'Federal Highway in bro- Small gas refrigerator. Ph. flhfl-J. retu rn Sanford Herald. You S tifftr U i . . . e c u . N ear alore 1 mile* West AUTOS FOR SALE of Sanford. Route I, Box 73, W ILL TRADE 10 fL Mahogany IB inboartt motor boat & tra ile r for Sanfordsmall house tra llrr or model A 1942.11 UDSON C u b (ioune. May be seen at Middleton's Grocery, [A nice home wRh income property, Ford. P. O. .Box 1464. Sanford. East Geneva Ave. ct«*e in, and fairly priced. The Phone 1014-R. house is in iplentlld repair—not m T PONTIC 8—A-I condition. a thing to be done, except move Phone 616-W. tn. Living room, dlrtlng room, 7 P a li, Livestock, Sopplie* V , f g U fcom forb kitchen and l-edroorq downsksir*. •f/icioncy W AN TK I» ^U P / T O ~ * * a NHW - f ^ l T l I S W, Are you tro u b tad toy ia very large bedroom and itath HAMPSHIRE FRYERS, 1 f t TO dutress <y> tsmsls ADV ERTISING I u ik Us m i m o m m y ___ n ; also tw o e a r irar*ge 8 LBS. ON FOOT. PHONB |Dosd .writh three room upstair a p a rt­ DELANO, FLA. 1H -X J. HE. ONCE m ent YKRSE PHONE CHAIU1ES. fc FRED W. BENDER i Room 2 Fla. S tate Bank Bldg. HELP WANTED Phone I0M Tn~ s im n T $50 The MUSIC Hox Wheeler of Sanford We REPAIR! V^FEMAL COMPLAIN! I ARTICLES FOR FULL time Watkins Route ivaJL. ebia in Sanford- If you h a te a S E E T1IE n#W Lawn Shaver. A dt v ear and knd ar,* w illing ’ ttf work 8 fo r dem onstration. SENKARIIC hours a day tor excellent earn­ k PAINT CO. 112-u T ing!', write for personal inter2nd BL .. View. A.D.IL Caro H erald. . • t. itlerlne s e d s tlts ! m slfse t on one of W m ri« K h * sm ’s Comupre.m»nrs to turn a great stotnsehlo ton let iN E w S k rtR p nindlM ililliBETTVJt LYDIAI. PINKHflrS , DOES IT, B liU m B uUd g-;.i IM4 M & tfe K H K r .--".Jt - v.r,. r , 1 LB fl -i? „ .... —-— —— f - . -T-irU! ■~- - * ^ l A-i—* 9 �• »' i \ L-*- >'= V‘. f P A G E E IG H T >RD, FLORIDA H ritis li F R I D A Y , A U G . 8 , 1947 ' ’ •T - C riH fH By STANIEY I ^ubpoenan Issued It*** !*■■• l l u l E m p lo y m e n t In J u ly ~ * . t i a i t j T h ert is S tr e n g th - THE W EATHER P artly cloudy tonight nnd T utstt'ealis*** Ire a P*a < O w l R e a c h e s N e w R e c o r d n Prom P ro Uote tl ,hth# * PPregreaa j M of ^of America s ■day with widely srsttered show . mg lo. argua with you.” Fergu­ Pradnra Prosperity for S tnford. er«. - , . » -4 WASHINGTON. Aug. H. ^ son instructed com m uter aide* § > m f m b I t F r a l d Civilian em ployment mounted u ;s ' to is mm a subpoena to w it.' a new all-tim e record of MOTS * -‘ M ughn' papers. tuppow d to be 000 in July, the Census Bur». •A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY NEW .PAPF.il tr|Kirteil today. ■ in custody of one of the Holly­ N O . 192 Joblessness climbed also,' t r u A s s o c ia te d P re s* L a a s e d W i r e wood millionaire’s auditors in SANFORD, FLO RIDA , M 0N D A \ A t’G. 11. 191i E a ta b lia h e d 1 9 0 8 ing 2.S84.000 a* students sougki ,UME X X X V III downtown hotel rom. summer work and graduates hunt. Noah Dietrich, who hcadi »r.«ld ,hr 8of* » > U I m inisters would hr the absolute m aster*” .......... , , Hughe‘f Tool Company, told the of the country whil.t I’arliam m t romraitlcf that, although he had wa» In recess.. It is xhr.li.lM l to .2 1 been . served wilh a subpoena to 00.000,000 the “full em ployrCm -1 ^ * * 1, 1 ^',r ,h *' *u*tnf<r next work. goal as defined by form er Vic* I» th il n u n u r y to the life of produce the documents, he legally President Henry A- -Wallace. July th f co u n try ? " hr asked. “ It would does not have possession of them rmp)oymant_topf>*d J\ine, th* nr,, mean a s p a te ,of alarm und di»beciuse ih e j . comprise. Hughes' vious high, by 24,000 workers rouragetneril ami paralysis." personal papers. Counting those in th # '* y n 4 ~ l “rehin d ec la r'd Hint' A ,____ ! forces, th e nation’s Ju ly total?V * 2rh Wi-diinulay, in which -the — ZDo you have those p a p c rt? “ job holders waa 02,604,000. . Prime Minister outlined hi* wo. Ferguson demanded of Hughes. mon*. m l |»M |)ti»|frfifn - fur llrl“ t don’t have them on my per­ Premier Makes Second Laboritc Caucus Up-j U ln - w«« “ ifpivm aljr ju«l|ri>«| to t* son, if th at la w hat you mean," inSdci.iatc." * ; . Hughes retorted, as spectators Appeal For Coun­ holds Decision To roared arith laughter. swsweek Editor Ad­ Carrying on in a sharp personal attack on the I’rim* .Mirritt.r. Hanging a glass a s h 'tra y on the D e f e r Nationali7cil Action Forcing ----------------+ dresses Closing • Churchill imiuiird; committee table, Ferguson shout­ "W ho it going to wield tlirxe inB Steel Industry Troop Withdrawal ed: “ Don’t try to get sm art with Demands On Senators’ d k t r o i t , 1 Aug. 8, n fi - p * , * Banquet Of State this com m ittee." Dowers? Not Merely the it.m e A DITICTIVI AHIMMI 70 COMfOIT Fillpina Mammano. 9, ss the child’s Time And Failure Increases on N ash automobiln I a v m » C o n f e r e n c e Minister. who ire in i iAricteoiirttly In one of the storm iest se rn rt mother, Mrs. Orlendlna Nicoilela, cries hysterically In the background. LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 11 ’oF* Randall And T’lu* “Babel’ -v; ii 0P) , Win LONDON, ' W . ..... , ranging from 195 to 1168.40 h«r. * J a y C eC C U " lC IC " C an am use-, passenger in the pic* of tha Inquiry into H ughei $40,-.* T ha youngster, pawn in s custody disputa between her two parents. Picmicr N'okraihy P a.ha ol .ton Churchill ’.aid -tonight In* To Locate Meyer •ur# boat." been announced by N ash-K elvink — 77 ", OOOJIOO w artim e airplane contracts, was about to sail from New York (or Italy with hrr lather when lb* f• 1 or Corporation President G roin EtW srd W. R srtctt. editor " Egypt today warned the United Labor government*, ’’economic etiH r .b e la u d rh a t tlm gOVe.nHughes today charged th at Chair­ mother, armed with a writ of habeas corpus,' attempted to halt her Given As Reasons W. Mason. Nawtw^rk m sga/inc. told the tnrnt'* m inisters a r i a n u n who Naliotit Secuiily Council that fail­ ii.” legislation c o n fm rd powman Ferguson (R-M irh) wa* try daughter’s leaving. Ignoring the writ, Uie (ether boJided lb* S. S. The boost*, which went Into ,f. J unl0, Chamber of Com Club Urged To Eack ure to gel Briti.h troop, out oi r l . of '-viitual diclaloi.hip on a w trr pn pai ..I always to put tin ing to put him and Meyer on the ■Seiurnla and the girl waa Unally allowed to sail (international)' \\ \ S H I \ t . l ON", tu g . 11. ( I *1 party before the natlvn. stand a t tha same tim e to “grab Th.Ur*d. ^ ’. fo11- ' merer conic,rncr at it. clo.inf — ijuasril llirdwell. llidlyssisod Egypt may lead n> open w aifate cabinet whn»p piiine inini.tei ed inersasea in recent days ht n * "_ , . .l Roadside Parkts At In hla •perch, A ttl.V bud . all.il publicity”. . puhiicltl man. said t«d») he General Motors Corp., 'Packsrf bjfcquet Sunday, that the econotn llir lom nuri. "might he d tjta td rd " al any nm for. "Dunkerque aplrlt" to . v. i “Now juat a m lnult. Mr. will flic a ♦1.000,909 lihel suit • F rrg u to n : Will you try to bring State C o n f e r e n c e againit oense account of Kuxi--it Hit dwell, Motor Car Co., and H alter-F raut b la n d political c u m in huro| c com* a threatened dollar fannt. Hughes,” Ferguson shouted. Making hi. .econd appeal fpr ment. against Vi.iti l»ielflih. offirisl him in? Hollywood publici.t born of fast ■prndln.f and under H uffhti said hr would not pro CorF ’ ,|.. ,, . . j*e“ not only iciioui but .taggeini ihe llu rh e s Void t’ompsny, council action again.! thr Blit Cited As Cm irm ' Chun lull a d d iru e d lli«* lloit-i Hughes: No, I don't think I will. production. ■ ~ Approval ol universal military This account bad lirted Jesse due* Meyer because Mayor twice of trliim ony whirh The big rrowded committee M om iih. the Premier .aid in a 9.00<* ot Commoni a . il moved toward c ; a - u-. r«7 * « “ You talk of Dunkerque rplrll," t c c O l F r t c c i o m Isecuuse had been brought before th* com­ was training w a. voiced at the rtatc Jones, then head of the liecon- -u,“u T ,r p ia I list 11s h gase a Senate siihsilent for a full minute as word prepared .p erch : final action on llir lull, .y-pim e.l Churchill mild. “ W hat would Dun­ absorb raising costs of matertsli n**'1* ty tr f f , ' ° n lo U . . m ittee. ’ * Utriwj lunmAWler engpw sng'**•♦*» ptauw , _ fintshM Bgiooe aad tlist esety nalum t i»r d u cc io t'i-m fclu u i, duim tL jhc iu pi . Ferguson and Hughes g la n d at structiun Finance Comnany, a t oim ami labor which go into kerque have to-eri if tlm little b o at' "T h e mflfihm o f peojHP, ; i4H« f,irt' ive»^ irf* t T>ie||miiivrv' vote Grimly, Ferguson asked Hughes each other. contractu a« m lril to Howard MOSCOW \u « . II bP) l).v incr cn n fc irn tr of iKc FfouiTi of those Hirdwwll rlairiMl lo have } a if t o m O'b 11 e s "without *iaT« were only going to tnk< «ff tntm _ Britain, might tutium L . to rep eat that. ’ llnuht-s .H ildaell. who said h* inhabit the Valley of the Nile Earlier, today llailiamrnt's Lebqr^ Then the chairm an tn k id font- antertained in the pcrio.1 from prices^" vi,I / . n l u j t U , P iavili inmmen . ber» of the tia d r 'tn.u u nnd it .u < Ja y c rr. which was held al th' had Iwen called lo lesllfy tsefor# "I don’t remember,” Hughes laid mitti-u counsel to. drgw up u .»ublet. the United , Slates is su< have never eras rd to resent th ■ ilet in' a caucus ttpbchl the Alt • laid th a t wc didn't in to u lin k e r ’s He said Nash was h 'k tn r the Ju n e 17 to July 16^19.2, D ietlirh tail f. ilrlivernl in .vllai k ol n m llir S m ile M at Investigating slowly. “Oet It off the record.” poena for Meyer linnw diatil). sfu 1 in it.to rin g Isigc ic j Ic Mayfair Inn over the W ffkfnd pirsencr of IJrllish fortes on Eg)p Ire cahinrt’s decision lo sir Ire na • c u it for th r rrat ?" cost of its low price “600’* line cl said. f.iilK"ii|inillre this morning, (O ff th* stenographer’* iw o rd ­ iv li.ill * page b-liv «'n the 1 ml and was presided over by Ihci Ferguson signed the papers and T h u a p p a tm tly was it reference car* for th* first tim e since OPA luftion and a higbrr slsndafd ilefora the question n! entertisn territory. ing of the proceedings I. lionah/alinn of the ilrrl indu'lrs, announced: . • e«l Stales pie**. iletl.um g it was drilled at a ne»a conference idrnl W. F. (Bill) Rollc.lon ol to Fuel M inuter Kmmanuel Sl.liicontrols were removed last year. lln l hr fslsltird an expense living to Knglsnd and llic Meyer, p u b l i c i t y man for rhurrhill said "a convulaim-" "So long as the occupation con “ I Just signed a subpoena for lainineal for Jones was in se d , th f not .in oig.iu ol opinion anil ton w*H'i i perch several wcelrx a <0 In Manncland. a i'o n u l. is Dietrich testified committee had produced front the Hughes, has testified to spending M eyer-forth wit it.” Ip the l.al>or-Party might resiitl itinent. linuew this populai icsentm ent^an which hr waa trp o rtad to have „*Jd , v« iii'ii. I iii .» lo m m cim l cute: 1104,000 In l>™m°Unn of Hughes’ I lie dirretors endor.ed snd ap Isvl v ^ p k t — . in Use’ powers' falling (o "tbc Handing the paper to committee W hite House files a telegtam from expense account7” 1 . . . . .* • “w* do not give m tinker* ru«* Mr. BaiieU.-jyho served on ific ventures. Including airplane con­ attorneys, Ferguson said to tell INrdwell to Stephen Fatly, then n piovrd * motion that l II tlulu not ne stilled. Its llare-ups cannot Minister «sf Health 1Aliemin Itev ' pii*e. about non-ldd/or prupto in lit! “ D eftnH elyr Dietrich replied. tracts. Ills detailed list of, .ritirn \\ \< |||N C .|t» S , \wg II ^ If ol the O llice o( War Inlortp _- the United State* m arr haP “th at W hite House •rcrrlary.~ail.ing for * .U ln .” cooperate extensively vvith th* he prevented. Such a siloalion an) nr sdineoiie rlss'.’*’ ' j’MV.Ia is the olll.ivl oigan ol He s a id .th e expense item al­ ditures included many items of en­ we mean business on this Sub­ an appointment with Fatly to dis­ can easily get out of hand. Ihe Ihe Senate inquiiv mlo 1 lovrarrl ition during the war. was *n A Socialist inform ant *tiid mory “T iir m iniiler ' who made those ready had been paid a t tho time it Stair Koad Department in ihrir cuss Hughes’ plane. l llir t omnium I P ulv. tertainm ent for Army -officers, poena”. Ihn-.li. ‘ vviitii"* plkPf contract* peaceful intentions oi my* govern than IlMi Lalwrites n b siatn « | from B d U ced hy Lind W rber, manager expressions," Churchill aaid, "still ram e to hia attention. Ha adJM governm ent officials and others. roadnde park project, aad »•» *1 Dietrich identified a $2,040.66 / «tj*vsk) * ill n k vs a* in iv Karlier. the Senate invertigatora voting at llir. p arty caucus. Al!remain* a meAil>er of |||.< govern tT m— Iritm l—ihrtTjnlp i " 1 *v: and — 1 ment may be thwarted." Mayl air Inn. where the The Ferguson, Hughes exchange found an expense account item by bill llirdwell had submitted to that the company had “many d ea l of A the Road Department in any wav tee’e anugio- * d - s w |" r r "sens un*y I .11 Ill'll to an iil'.lr by ST: M vnvgiquj , , III . m*nt in ip itr of hit failures, ami ings" with llirdwell and may have went on: — Declaring t h a t t h e rtre ea rT T fir. fo u r Votes. a | )<> 77. This .action rover expenses on hit trip. Meyer’s predecessor as llu g h e i’ h r la retained in Ilia podlim i b> « |L ' h - y p m n h l e . l.ihtcn bibs in I James ol t*n' , ' "■* > l gotten, th e . m oney-b ark -o n -o th er Ferguson: Now Mr. Hnghei Ish-Fgyptlan trea ty signed in '930 fotced Vrrali'itraut member* lo , siniicil l hail man I r i » u s o n quet ’ —“ I-qt»r*tturn'd IM Hem Tuneerh*, quel were held. Declaring that be ' th r play of outside font-*." w>ke» ie-y eu r answer: 1 Nrvs. Nmk limes, who lisd.’ ciit F’retl C!rrwn of Orlando presided bad lo rn "superceded l-y ilje ( U. wlllidrasv n |eso|iltio|| l a lllllg lipo'i or Ji-sse Junes and iinm. dlately; Ing Mr. Jones," thu witness smd, transactions. (K Mi' ll.) "I 'he tim.. 5 ell *•» vie \V*r In He testified that llirdwell had had married a Florida girl and over the meeting of the nm retaries N. I C harter," the Prem ier sharply the goverilm rut to iitnlei lake. I It Hughes: I Just to ld you that I got an affidavit th a t ' Jones-waa ‘and railed him up. Mr. Jonea ■itireil Ailleiani es ol A lrvtm lri 1 i vrsti-vlini! •commlllee, whi»h i* made the affidavit th a t tho .ar{g« now a frequent vuilor to this on S aturday afternoon. The rec- assailed llritish argum ents (list the Btrel program at tin- next ses­ don’t rtm am bar. • not entertained. • •said he was not- present at any en­ j MuiO/OV. S n ir ) ilelrg slr III llv council should dism iss the case as i "inIm ling the ,iit|unv\ simply »nretaries recommended to th e .state .Uie, Mr, Barrett ..id that a. Ferguson: Then I'll ntk you sion o f I’m hann-nt, n|uoiinr in C ily S u rv e y * . Noah Dietrich, executive of tertainm ent given -by Mr. llird­ name of Jones because he h a j put l 'u ilril Nation I >iminii uul b-> organization that they publish n* gruuntllcaa. The (renty* gave Itri- Oetolier. I.al«>r I 'a iiy l e f t W ing , III llll'lCll I v 1"*ed V-SIIOII of the again. “ Will you bring »lr. Meyer H ughes' Tool Company, produced well." editor of New.wcek, hii job u down the name of evervon, he conrial t iiiim il. • pamphlet to lie issued If riicli er- lain thh right to station troops in c is have ls-.-n a iia rk in g A l l l t r In to the 2:00 o'clock hearing. II HMllNHtll fit*IM r « |* 11Nr | the affidavit a fte r he said lie had group that l|- h a d been decided • Then, said Ferguson. "In your tacted In W ashington and had en- digging out live news and trying ganizntion eccrelnry outlining Ids Egypt. (M oio/ov lolil the . I "HIM il w err established her* during III" Hughe*: No. I don’t think I will, uuestiuned five year* ago an ex- “ Plnion llirdwell hud padded his I tertained only • few j f them. thi* ground retain progrism w o t »n d rie r luit’iei lie.iung* until lie. ahead of the duties. A brief nullin'- of the Nokrnahy Pasha strevserl tlirse on to tec l i l t y rat. "too little nnd too la te" .an d his Soci.il t mnmiller I titlav. \ii4 I. four points: executive secretary's office was Nov I / nrw« leadership w as .untn-piidig. • Under tiir heading, "laical Itav. ' lllfll Hu'iin lia.l ie.il tieril"in "I , ” 1—The fa rt that dispute ex­ lie gave I* > pun q**l reason*. M aterials," are lu to l agrirultu. One fnrliini at Ihe parly c a u ­ •®me of it ii very rncoura<:- given by Hoyce I’yweil of Jack ists. 'o l llir pies* .t i I that ill* sonville. al product*, On hiding crlrry an t cus railed for Immediate le^um o I Ollier ileinvtnls on ihe seninf.” he added, "and tomr ii "2—The fact that the Egyptian Hill C arter of Tam os who is ein nation* ih I not Hr s.snl that other vegetal.I . «, entile and lim ­ tion "f »tiade negotiations wild lints’ lime, in til ling plans •*' • government have made a delwtmin­ pretty grim." state chairm an of the ".Mist Flor­ ber. I’ine nnd liardwood are availthe nulv g u aianln ol a lire pies* Russia. S i t Ktjiffntd (Tipps, p irsn.»l lu»e mad- for liips to F.uSubdividing hit tslk somewhat ida" pageant, stated th at the state ed and honest effort to settle the Idcnl of the board of trnde, ieablr f, to Ifr milvi from town lay in "lonunim il ov nri«hq>. director* voted to contiLve the dispute by negotiation with tin plied that th e .n e x t move was up and cypirss ia available III to 16 •I the various classifications m pageant • Ijau ies cnliuoriiird in an a 'lir ir iope. which it a statewide United Kingdom, and this effoit to the itussiaiu. socialist aourtfiJ mile* from town. The United ...................... 2 . T h e -in a h ility -o f the coni • are presrntfd in his msgv- search for the most l<e«itliful Fioi- ha»_failed. Riitidav. Vug................ ths* . I n . >«••*• Lumlwr Company, Kolwrt Witi>r<-• illation of the iti* ‘*vn pir»«I nnltie to locate John Meye-. *9—The fa rt that the continu­ rep o rt'd 'a f te r ibe w r i t m eet­ «, Mr. Barrett said that the. Ida girl, Ham* and K. V, llyrd operate ing. The trade talks 'broke down it* n f u r p i r s s U- p i.ip n g n o ja j^ ^ f|< for Miss Fill* ?JrG«die*. Mi»t Flor­ ance of this dispute it likely to rn recently when llrilain tefused to e level will probably go higher, tawmill*. No mineral production gone i rnry.” j | | ,s _ . ida of 1947, was presented dining danger tne maintenance of |>eaee ia listed. ■ at least this fall, although six the dance S aturday eveninr at the and security not only in the Valley r a f r 'he tepaym ent of a w artim — C ’-Vlnuiug.-lia*. ncvcr-jiuukL -anidl — - , * 7r 7 A '" ; 17 ” . . . Tha minual leiii|Miratu>r aver­ Inoir- nholit its pir V l"djr>,’-J I rttfUfon f*Hl thV >•’ *. '< u vs room In ago most of the expei’s Mnyfajr I nil- MU* -McGrbcr Ja an of. the Nil*.Nile. b u t throughout th* .credit (o • Moscow. ’ age ia rrvraled at 72.1. ami <« Other Lalm rltrs railed for cuts Jaoiri w tolr. "Il iry a id . Ill" proi* llir ra tlirs t rl.slr ilisi * c"tnnviite* ig ’^sKiiiglnn hsd ’ihmighl piitr- 14 v m old Sf. Petem b'irg high Middle F a it. 61.8 In January, 70.7 in April, " 4 —The tact that the ’eouditlfuis In the armed forces rum* drnstbs n* an HlUptMUll for the support il|r.yf'e|* school girl and h*» been the Tar r.*dl«f cunciuvfe o tb c •B u t h r July- inid ^ t d r n f T M o W ' k%d reached their peak. of stability ami well bmng tf i i r l ::„ e A-titv h a s p.fi/w tt*. uf (hr Coinnvihilsl F a i t i t !'•*« s i n 11 -sll» » "l on tiir * uvi'tugv. Rainfall aver­ 1 am no-prophet,” he explain- pon Roundup U i'ftP at 9t- P«”,m* are nFcessatv far peaceful and Members of the government said ii.il! what it .nils id-i.-ti • l.inr also Florida’s l’oln*«ttla age* bh.l a y rar, with th r hrav!” but mi HfW" stiff* o f* N e e i ­ burg, b rio ,' nalisin mul iiiluvv*. I" I • printed can be brought everything possible was • i l avrrage full in July, 7.H3 k a r e many -.experts whose Queen and M itt 8 t. P etersburg.’ friendly.relations If ng l'« |p k ill done lo reduce the arm y, navy Randall Gnfl. '»i " f Mr. and Mrs. " K. twiff. p n ln rrd v*ilh Halve vvlint lull's tlie ........... nf ; >• a a I Inches Mtairifull was more that’ ih It Is to study the reports and svon the coveted title of Miss Ruth dining lt>eii irrvnt trip In '.Mmilgomery, \ l' a . "• N'r« Vmk lin k fll> I'll and ati force. t»>tbitu.* Ilii'te. FvVI • «l'Mi • M' Florida at the Miss Florid* pagenine inrlies during the past month. U ■■Haste ■■ Paa* »ls) Murvitov'e i ritlclsm .*f th? *A u On the steel issue, government • ml D rlm ilj Hiitilall mil only mrl llir "S ullsn of :-".vl" hut I r a n ant held last June In St. P eters­ T hr average length of Ihe N ‘ 1 spokesmen told the can.iw there led With him IIV.I vi'lled his N»h to f k immi in rnnnection " ilh y t m wax |'i mletl burg. ' • Ing season ia :I2-J day* was no intention to abandon an apprai m rrsj thr "Itahe" l» myklriR for Ford >lnl»r t ’o. on In-half I’ritlrisni v ( the Hv i , i>r»»* ....... • * * * * . Sunday morning a "b rag " break­ Slat lit it s on Uity and, Connvviinld nut* he |>rInt•-1 II! 'I ••t- • election prumise to tiation&iire nf A m uirail I tgimi Inninr llqseliall. fast was served, and *■••'*» followed government reveal that Sui ty guvrruiiient Sm of the Army Air Force. The ninliL m .,i, i„ „i , .V J “ r n „lL*ri a P»*«. t-onimandlng t.m aral iq Hint rlniiinslnnr.- l.es .1.If H..the mills. They insisted, how­ . by a state director’* confvroncr. •lo.d 1.6 . ... operation, i . l e of m inute, lu L m ip ic tT ^ v r n oJ u ,. ^ v« » ~ "M h e AAF’s 4°Urbtr1hd.y. look J 1 hours » d $1 explanation between the lt-i**tnii ever, the cabinet should tie h.-e 16 mills and debt service.'1 .1 compicto. beven of tl.s faupcrtu.u made U.e Ica.g u i Pj (fsicraailonat Soundf-.olo* J . Drailry Odham, president of i v i -m w i l l F. Ang. I t . — nnd American pre«»’’i • to choose an appropriktv lim e. >11.1 l a tstsal I , MS • I ta a f ... . ■■ ■ ■ -- . the Seminole County J*ycee», ac t­ mills, ami Itimi Ilia CountyI l IItai "TIi h it ' i ' viiii \ a ffe c tin g w orld Some laimlon nrwspnpr-ts re ­ Thr wilt 1*1 •!••!l »»i -l ...... . .... i i.i *in>c'X« 11 it v* .vffeet ed as the host fof tho conrlave operations rale of 26 mills ami R E R U N . Aug. ’l l , bT>— An eatlier - that Aliemin llev.lntlll'4 I18M>|I«h| till* l .‘v * «0M” If1 * ibr -m l ind plans ad everyone and was assisted, by T. K. Tucker American Army official said to- ported ho debt service inillage. Ilouded . 8,000 VA Employees IAir Force General fi.ih nnd Hill of ltli:hf a * nilill I,,,. , nnd Alvin Odham who were co­ day he hail a rreited a woman an had threatened to resign ns City debt is |f,HH7,t)t)0 and ImiiiiII,, .I., with Htfii.-iiitural CHICAGO A ur. 11 —4/D—mil chairm an for th e .conference a r ­ em issary who smuggied Princess M inister of H ealth if the govern rnifr.l 8 ( r( p i rltlfri*' tl» • .'h* * i i in . mIih-i I-wv " *d county debt, s i .'joo.ihhi. lr» n liM iM .I H ..M . OHS I ,tb l V. ill•-\.w L, dom rested and grinning after ment abandoned plans to nation tvlnir nnd »lni»d®i»,n? Hermlne’s Jewels to her son rangements. flauloril is on the main line of in H ughes' plane l«cnuv. she -li.l V\ ,i , | i . • ..f F t m i Is it three-day flight around th* (•■ill. I t , e u "lil >011 alile iron and steel vvoik* lltrrjil nf punliiliiilffit i I * t 1 h " Randall The chairmen appointed several P r i n c e Ferdinand Schoenaich* la- ulone with the Atlantic Coast l.iue Ituilrood not^. dare M a i l . i . i" .li-. in 'IL«v-'i«sing the , , „ bint. ....... WASHINGTON, 8. (,!>. nrld which ended vestcnlav, re. , , Aug. , , 1.08 A N G FI.F 8 . Aug. \ ( / » l l m llix n l •■ r«a» ••«> * ■inti ...l. fj" lull pii-«liiiii.m in the C aroiath. • _ with 10. passenger and fits to 40 nl Ml .»n«l M f l l k Cacti f %'M il if Ih lr tlindr no NM‘h Ho* A rep o iler nake<l lli-v. sler. if I The V e t* " .................... Ived Chicago's acclaim today In Hy accident, we found she still freight trains daily, it is reveal­ ' /' ................ im I by ibe 27 neltre I’aik A venue. W.V! ll m vy ..I ..11 • "« <b” h « " l : "We b,."’ nayade drrsvn S tate S treet. ed. U. ft. Iligiiways- 17-02 ami eonirnent. Im luennt n> withdraw xnti-x ,. t.’i . im -the wgviisatjon T c x a n H I n j u r e d H e r e hail sonic of the Jewels belonging i N o n - S t r i k e r s A n d the nri^HHuili'Kid I ub iiKlay > •’ml,,uy *’* ’4 “a . soon Force*, says there will l»* World lutl.vy av |t|l jjotug lu Hit)!" ’ 9 *"i Ths 27-year-old fiver. hU use. to Princess H rrm ine whirh she S tate Highways Id, 116 ami <'•* il. wiili b h" hi l ls. "S la l'tii-.511.111 as possible, for ocunomv reasons.* War III and th a t the United Slate* C I O P i c k e t s C l a s h nts, h'« wife and two children, lie teluiued Irom > two week** nVrlixiNld lo plea*r Hie ! '*-f ,,f P r a i s e H o s p i t a l C a r e had not turned over to the pats through Sanford. FJiirldi --..it. lx l"i'g psxl -due, "I ain regretting it,” llfewsier The agency estim ated Dial a , " • • • • rer# driven down the Lnop> Prince," said O. R. C arlucd, di­ ■ visit In M.ildgniuriv. Ala.. N'cvv ans^’t Greyhound blnvit baa 23 busses 11 plied, lidding that lie jmped news­ many as 60(1 of ita 871 of flea's vci ii.- ."I.- i mmentator i f i e r msl% stre e t" In • hastily orga.sCLINTON. Mlrh., Aug. 11. bP) Asking w hether J vmo« «n in ■uni tin ba - I'.'intrd nut,we have passing daily Ihtnugli here. men would not press him on Ihe throughout - the nation may I* Mr. and Mr*. N otm a’t Atkinson rector of *the Army’* crim inal In­ Cluix. at thru Kgulsr lumhe-vn -*d procession, w ith an honor __' A clash between jilckel* ami vestigation departm ent. Hie name o f the v*:atl - T ransportation facilities listed point. vhmtoMtntr -rpparent p rn gtess of Houston, Tax., who were ser­ closed as a result. > a short, aharp paralyiing bomnol“ pnty m<-i ami n l l ' i f l i ' I t <tu i«ed of motorcycle policemen. C arlurri said he would ask the nort-strikera b efo re-th n gates •Jnw Ynrk’TInicx or in Hi • " .......... r'fwarvl - it-’i In bringing up ihe rilhjict. Include Tam iami Trail Tours, iously Injured In «n iiitomoWU test g ml, flneu th# Th# usual shopping throng took accident on the Orlando highway Russians for a report on Princess Ihe Clinton Machine Co. in ju re d , A Pleas annuuncemsAt said that bardmeut, followed iiy *n bitmedi. /r. . rt. Ruth but iiilila-il rllvnwt vvilh ih .ill American newanven. / > I* G reat South.'in Trucking Co. *i>d IJrrw ster had s a ld r ’ lcrinii'-.ii"ii " f linsHlittex. 700 ymployeet will be dlschatircd ate airlHirnr Invasion." Central <ms ou*. to line the street and five persons today and led Sheriff j R e c o r d O l w 1 S t I J H em line's death on grounds that said: "Jartien i n " " a ’vei • II th*j ” 1 ciinfess I was hrit-jted and —Anier' in i-tpiMts play a irem* C entral Truck l.ine* which pro­ foimrr Null hi nl Nw.il on a pLur early In July, were discharged heer for Odom who mad# th e from the Fcrnald Laughton Me­ underworld characters seeking Ihe Elmer M. Hrlngman t» ««>> (01 * Faker, soon to lie retire I lite r 30 Ifitrrnsllnnsl (’l i n i n '" a ' 1 m>* • ml <ilx I 'I in xelllng the d*gre# vide slalew ide trucking srrv ln . angry hI-.mii Mr. Ilughra’ attacks.” I? tlip and hi In* New V n l h>*ni'. 111 War vision xhausttng J9.646-mll* solo trip ns adm lnlstraV rsrt service, told the Institute of royal Jewels she possessed might •tale police assistance. iu fq t\ ir«n1ntlf»»7 > ft* * He aaid 'he had u. .,itl..md the For. air tiau s|m ilaliu n Hanfoi'i i,( |n ...|. i itv m l»< k of prosper morial Hospital today and weia About 75 employee* entered th n 73 hours, 5 m inutes and I t reported which ’t*•*f ,l" »"•*. ,|. .I,.,. u ii .M ."ir ,-i'tiie country. General A neplicw i-l laiurt I’ l bap fr«4Nl«n»i has thu Muuici|ial Airport with hustesa. m atter “over (lie* counsel lion official said It may lake s*v- Aetonaullcal Sciences yesterday., sufficiently recovered have been Involved. Carluccl said plant un Cited By It tcHllMa*#*! asn I'na ms* I eral weeks for regional, offices lo "Few er than 300.000 men could after crashing a picket h o ­ a physician, of the K aiser'a widow“ aennd*. tnaiy. pul'ln , iclalionv dllrclnl I"of inv advisors.” d tilv »flia of 60,992 square feet of hangar I ■ > i|i|.-return to their home in Texas work-loads upon which the descend *' under silk an-l taka this Psn m aker Milton ’ Reynolds, to Hughes yesterday nrwlnced an compute »f /talk® ho on* apace and threl- li.iMMJ foot ru n ­ though Mr*. Atkinson will have to reported "she was in apparent of applnxlinatv-ly 300 C ltt United •i.i i" • t« L'iriii; local liu»ltif*i mm I" Fold ISIntm t "liipany s Cellti.il Re discharges will he based. country,” “ ' untry." he added. Auto W orkers, Urn sheriff said. lood health" I'efiue her death naer of Dill Odom’* record Hit I m as l 'a |a ways. The field Is o|>en to prl affidavit in which Misj AppU-wick make the trip by ■mhulanco. gimi wIt" i> in iliaige "I AppcAliUl ’{idiiiR: Tournamunls : Clubs were swung, fists flew viip|Mut tlicg (tumslinn <>l * N-' obe-ytrellng flight, estim ated vvip;M >ii inn inn ast Thursday in the Russian Largest " reductions, 2,000 rmW ithout^jftrhtioning an? couara te planes, Scheduled cominer flatlv denied that site ever had told Mr. Atkinson hnd only the and atones were hulled dining the I tional (ioarli company hat JA # trip cost 150,000 but aaid highest pralee • today „ in Senlurl. ers Rut It i> u n lin g tlnosiglioul ll" said such a war will con cial air traiisportatinn Is avail Drowsier she was afraid to tiavel •1‘loyi-s, will be . In Ow vocational tryr. Faker or the tone. S l i i t v d O n l d i l w i r D ia . v l ,I ,I xk. i i i K c r m i H C’i m v i c t s The investigator said none' of melee. Hrtngham added. **? • •i'l HI <EV wbrth It-” ^ com# from 4w*l»rvll counvry "wlik U tm C I lufv-himn nut- country- l"i l."id rwi*— abi*. Florida Airways lias four alone with llughifct. 8|„. , „ ||„ | rrhabilitatiun amt education pr ig, 6 li|." f g M M J. tbe 29 plece. of jewelry, rich In two of tho non-striker* were ho*, Reynolds said the exact eost treatm ent they had the llrrw ster statem ent “lidlcul- ram . Aliout 1,700 persons, or more rndous manpower and kiduavy flights daily. Amnicau Lrgmn Junmi llavrliall From 48 to 60 Imi «-x nod the OUii” ‘r J l ! ,PJ U \K \r,^ efficiency f U 0„Tvm'nSand S Precious' stones, which A#- Prince pitalizrd and th re e , others were lincd lo ngmlieis «>l tlw ‘ l ') s u ; i |H ’ J a i l I n ( ! a r won’t be known until “all the bills tespecially th an 26 percent, of those engaged Potential.” "We know it Will the corns In” but_ th a t It averagol courtesy o f Ihe members of th* reported missing was among the injured, none seriously. Plant w in­ ru n t lull ati th ru (fgulai luntliroii Randall joilieil tlv Ruth pal!) IwhI cowboys nnd riderx jn !lil« Brew ster said today he was In contact work,Neill lie ilitcliargrd arrro ta the Arctic, as tha i gems recovered. dow* 'were broken. about 1200 an hour "Just to keep hospital *(a(f. He also expresstialay the Iccoiii nl llie 31**1 D. in Mnnlgouiciy nn July 2fi. In nten will iiartlrlruitd th Hie **"« RAI LM. 'Ta - . Aug. II. t.r»— “ very sorry if I have • m b u ria u id with the probable resu lt th a t 40 air-route, but w* don’t Army agents said they atill I’oiiy Rilling Tniirpninent ;nd tha Bombthsll In the air.” her In her rawunatlon.” percent of the contact offices will when." he declared. genrial *<1 hi* appreciation f«r tho many were unable to locate the m isting viiion in k i 1 ami tiir 124th grihrt with Halve, his w d r end inr#»<l wlil'-li will lo- held itn iiiiq : I nm vri.i.d p 1 1toners, described x i . I,..,.;. .ox." excap'.i Th# April Itlo** circling flight kindness** .which had b ^ n ex­ .*xca|a'.| iiom finnv lie added that he was sure she ha closed. The cities affected will Inlanliy iij psilitulev ‘luring th- miiir a n d ’Ml. C1s||vnian. Rand vli ■I 1:00 i.'rlnck I jvIm.v I n y pfler ii, "..v. . ■. da'.g. which Ferdinand said M r « . J a n e S a l c c b y ------• • - .a m£ of the Reynold* plane which set truded to him hy the local min­ treasures, . I.'ijy/.ivlf r.'.lny fte r It HstiHH.u I is>m Psas (tael ( I m IIs m S a s •*■■• a it) is “ very com petent" und tha( he he-*#rvcd by .IiJ£«isni contact of insilp llir Inp Jmin Montgonici) nivnii In Fort Mellon Fork on tlm nv ir rr n t war . iverpowcrimr two guard*, taking a nsw record for a plana w ith n isters. officials and many others d tn t laid that un«lt*r lh® clrctiui* did not want to cause her any fleers. VA D i e s I n J a c k s o n v i l l e lavkrfritnl flirnlevarij. I* "" HIn ii gun., and lobbing then, of erew, cost* about a q u arte r of n during their 29 A«y stay In tha •lances he fell there should la- trouble. A nu "iclj piogism (caliiniiH to New V u k 'on aii Amefis in imUnceil |7>ibvv hy Charles B'-' k. ♦ HMI uffllon ' dollars. Reynolds added. hospital. •pacific iM-acetlme uiitlmilty from Ajihnrx III 4. , • , , When reporter* pressed ilrewsDave Mian on *aml Bill \la in i f JtltU liiaa it I Ii., H m i . , — ----S _ k . F uneral service* for Mr*. Ja n e IISSIISMI IlHM r i l l Sh I I in, v pixlnl l.elievcl .im irThe Bombshell, a converted A-20 Congress, If the ru th s were to be ter a t to whether he was withdraw, "I have been tremendously .Im­ Tim aiglits «f New Yurk pi >■ rhairm an of events. A rm strong Kale. by. who died F ri­ ol Lilly a d Cuily lullliilly Seminole County »|*nlt men, gtrxl from ih" outside, Jam es W. agreem ent,” he aaid, “p an is, i» the , wap purchased by Rey- pressed" im said, "hy the kindly kill continued. vidi-d the ,Knnf"id youngster wi'li ing his statem ent alwiut th r hotday in Jacksonville afti-T a short chest14 wai prevented by Cheilet erchants nnd rllire.is are Icing MrD'.tutld, 2'b »4 W orrester. U t w lliw 4 •« Pea# *1*1 I’otsdam agreem ent, weabgR* cf Fxislting contrels, which con­ less, he aaid he did not vara to Christian nttitude of your people, Ilian v I In ill - for five days, dm ing m illn rti, will be held Tuesday a f ­ requested l»y the rolWlillltee ill Ih. ..........I*. ■ ■ w tv.-vt h.» lii'l t up a the control rouncllt. nlthtuxh’ w* tinue until Nov, I, require on** c |r r v on . the controversy. Then M'aaliBM'l ( u w . P s a l ItS 'l and I wish you woitld.tell them all . M ist K ate C.- F lyht died early ternoon a t 3:00 o’clock a l the Moriuon.t L ing mamlolm and vio­ whirh ho aLn had ills pictimcharge nf arrangem ents to d"nntp Korn -I "!•• hn-l openad hi* cell third down payment, with th* In- he added th at Henator llrh k rr I It - to th* Jayceei c e e iflT g4. proposed• sur tlever have born permitted i„ par(I'MlIxwS an 1‘a s r «lvl how much Mr*. A tkinson- and I Baturday morning in an Orlando Erickson Funeral Home with The lin witli « jual ilrxtriity. Shan' funds In pay puree, in tl»- t»iieii , -it-t in- ileaned. Ha then hospital following, an Illness of •tallm eutg runniug rto longer than Ohio! heard "some, hut not alF'-of - W uf„,th* u lu re of mu- U rinate as f-ill n e» fT irr--^-\ p ar­ appreciate It." , Rev. Mark C arpenter o f Holy iinmeut ami races. Ilnnnt'i are a.I- Im t.'l Ih" guard In live .-ell and 16 months on automobiles, stoves, the conversation he aaij ho had hlcipalities, serai for money," ties to the l)f” s lre"*b»sj?. Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson were nine months. 8 h* had been con­ Cross Episcopal Church o ffic ia t ­ non. SMOtr ranied by. Maitin on vi*e.l to rnntivct Slicnff I’.. A. i.l.ii- .'t rl.i- ..thrrsj In a lengthy defen-g „f the mechanical tilth washers, ironers. with Miea Applewirk. h* declared. property is injured in a three vehicle wreck fined to the hospital for three ing. Interm ent will lo; In Lake- tbc guiisr nd lim y Kud'JI al U. S. Dck’ifutc Ends Mern, Deputy Heel- or I 1•' Mk voire es-enemy states. stairs. Knrilnikov ivrvilniXov Woikiug dlenlly and deliber­ ’ refrigerators, washing machine* a t 100 three which occurred on the afternoon weeks. tbc piano, | ayrd "A n/'ina Bag. Ilrow strr said he asked to see supposed to ^ 'a p p r a i s e dd at * Induiu’Hian M eeting I’avlirk win. k re mrtilbera of ih.- ately. tin four prisoner* waitevt th a t the Uni!** Plates BUENOS A IRES, Aug. U . Born June 22. 18*17 In Monrpe view Cemetery. radios and sum* other goods. reporters because it seemed to him perrent, but. ia banning close to •rhes.larerd "I’VE SU N miUlont of pounda of tobacco sold of July 10 when their StudMinker >-2!■!■ ...__ _____ -.4 ' K Mrs. Ssleeby Is survived by one "lie Sure ‘ Here's- No Mistake, MeIM lSb com ni it tee. |..iig • nougli to inti tlm guards _ £1 Mundo said today foreign sedan crashed Into a south bound county, Ga. Mias Flyrit had for and II llritain were auoporting leae00 p rc eK n t” . A 20 |wrc*ni down payment, “the public -and the press is en­ Ml daughter, Mra. Wallace M. Philips Edward ID gglnt, manager «f and t" .'pen a siuali Jail safe diplomat* accredited to the P a ra ­ sem i-trailer k t auction. And a t auction.after auction, I ’ve Ry IIA14It IH JACKSON with installm ents limited to 13 titled to my comment” on quvtlons F. F.' Housh’o lder. a t a recelii tionary group* In those ruuntfiet a fte r 'lie tracto r merlv llvsd ln F o rty .n , Ga. lufoie of Hanford; one gtand-daughter "Foui Leal lo v ri," "Whispeiint'* guayan governm ent ary reported which was hauling it stopped coming to Banford 22 years ago property of other JOGJAKARTA, Jav a, Aug. II. the Reminnir County Chamher «.t containing months is req u ired 'fu r fu rn ltu n Put to him by Hughes which he City Cointmaaion meeting outlin­ which were conapiring to o»arCabbage Jane M erritt Philips; a grandson "Always" aiwj "D'le •MU Uie makers of Lucky Strike buy tobacco on tha frontier to be leaving throw tha "tru ly demon *ti« ;r»a (AV W alter A. Foote, United Commerre, tmlay jirfiliclnl that prisoner* She resided on Geneva Avenue. .and rugs, . ed a plan for reappraisal of prep did not get a chance to answer. suddenly. ....... • J r . of Sanford Down. uown. hlllpa ' “ The regim e of President Tlm jnil I"Mixed (17 men and I t States consul general, concluded the evrnts will' prove very Popu­ Survivors Include two titte rs, n n«w legislation, the One query fired by Hughes waa • rty here, he pointed out and gimes” now In power. I - t, th a t’* got real arookin* quality . . . tobacco the mother, Mrs. D. C. Green ol Morlfilgo was pictured in h.M-se women -prisoner#, who remained Miss Jane F ly n t and Mrs. D. A. General Ilutchim n icvcalIrvl gov- late today a six hour visit t» this lar. Events will Incliul" He asked Brasilian Represent*I resident could restore rn n trils how Rrewater could reconcile his City o tfin e ls declared th a t they HISTORICAL SOCIETY thee* report* arranging to W atkins, both of Sanford; three Catce, 8 . C.; two sisters sml three ctnm rnt |Ja»» to create s Nation* Indonesian Republican capital a f­ races for jn cn _ ari.| gtt|«, trick calm. . •H e r N ot. I, In the event he de­ statem ent th a t he knew nothing had been thinking along th* the asame live Henriqu* Housa Goti** why Uiat amokee up mild, cool and fragrant.” JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 11, — brothers. e r the capiU l from AauncMaking their w ay through the te r "hearing the opinions of entnc riding and tournam ents uponsir"'! clared a new national emergency about a possible m erger of TWA line* and would do aomethim aomathing he suported th* UniteJ HtaUs' ( in — The annual meeUng of the brothers, J . W. F lynt, Geneva, F. el G usid ihrre limes a law people" w h’lr 11 he said' he would by Hie Dusty Roots Itnlun: Club. mam office of the jail, th# four aa to P ilar, a city ’’ o L /.w e r than Florida H istorical Society will be II. F lynt. 8*nford and W. Y. or In tim e of w ar. . showed criticism of Bulgaria. RoiUnla'MA and Fan American, with article* about It if other cltlseiu ahowei 1 10 mile* aouthas tlie (>ne|wliicb cxivlnl bcfoie pax* on to W ashington. n Throe event* will add gii-xHjC^>t<* r<vc*|*e** held Up Ktewar.l John 10.000 persons »•* . to awaken Hungary and aakad how he would held here Feb. 6 and 7, 1948. Dr. Flynt. Sylvester, Ga.; also a num llu g h e i read from the publication, interest. "We The views were sounded to him the attractio n s offered In the Wit 'll ax Ii" «a« reporting for H w est of Asuncion, the last wot. and sjalcd that it Mark F. Ho yd of Tallahassee, ber of nieces and nsphews. Aviation News, which Hughei con­ citizen* to their responsibilities in like it If some country prJteated fisverel diplomat were reportmainly by I’rn id b q t Roetkatno flivetal diplomat* on this day, he ntated. work• and’ stole his ca r for a .Funeral services were conducted Id M r .' Itatigsn. against “ the outlawing «f Ooe of ' tended indicated th a t Urewster did this m atter/* said would be prqiaird to K° *n*° ton,‘ and l ’rrm ier A m ir SJarifoed.ltn public *d to have arrived a t the Argen- society president, aaid today. Ampunt nf the prizes will be getaw ay. B. T..(2 u rrin , IndtpinJtnl lolocco M rrA o u w n es of this afternoon a t 3:30 o’clock at Boftball Captain Richard Dea* the m a|or parties in.Brazil.” - • k^ow about It. bat within <)0 days allei a decla­ during threo hour* of conferences announced later. Une town of Formoae, near tho Houxa-Gome* retorted: • > the Erickson Funeral Nome with Ox/ord, N . C., k<u 60m • Lucky Strike asaeW for 26 yuan FAUJI CONVENTION Rrewater aaid ho thought he had announced th at afte r conferring Two attractiv e trophies recently ration ol war. He sanl that lhc a t the pirtiih-ntial palace. .a r *«» Oee» Paraguayan bonier. Many m otorists stopped from ” 1 reg ret th a t th* rrprew nU tiv* Rov. E. D. Brownlee ami Rev. Rotary Captain O rvilij ORLANDO. Aug. 11. — ( f ) aid the 8 iat* Road Department made it clear when he wan on th# with FLIGHT DELAYED E arlier Morlnlgo’a governm ent With U. 8 . Senator Bpeatard K. Douglas Charles officiating. In won by Mrs. V itglnia Bennit, na local co m p ly will luve a comtlm* lo Uftre yesterday afternoon In choosing a alto along a main atand th a t ha had heard talk about Touchton, they had cajled off of the1 U. 8. 8 R. U y o T X 'fn_*sIAV—V iiltK . A u g ...11— biPl-r •oaring p ilotr are said U had beaten hack an Insur llonal woman Hv-see .r iders prwrttevng—(•"—*"■ formed regardTng T R cUeilona' In p f m r n t - o f f t fn gcl i i mt fBft m w j— taY M tit. w as ma-1? In Evergreen highway for establishm ent of • f m erggr and had mentioned It the softball Uli scheduled for U filll. Two light planes pilotevl by for* iBIPl |n penetrate A sum* Holland a* the principal .peaker, oa d U W H 0 >6'T barH t~C *ltt»rr ■ . LISBON. Aug. I I, (/I1)— Ken.ua coming events. Ala/ut 84 riders rm-r U. S. Army filer* an a roundDlrnir gro rrntinJ atn*! L a v U * ,.. lilta. hlBtU lf l n ,6 . ihe 1947 convention .of the F lor­ Cemetery. l> u jajL K v e n ln t_ d u a _ - la — w al u n d ^an d '‘barbecue, and will provide Sanlutd with an A silver p la tte r il shown which th em defense*. 1 Jo nol belfev# turned out for practice. Eva D uarte I’eron was rn route grounds. King t.Un W. O. Liv - 1 ida Farm Bureau will be held In plans by the Tourist Com- Uon with Hughes1 last March. *' thr-w orl.l-flight are held at Gooae waa given to her by tho A rthur ■a !•■*» *•*! llw tls s In Dakar from l.itlion by plane NORTHERN CELERY Miami, Nov. 14-16. On the aland, U rew ster said ho m gston reed a letter from Di»- States government svsr at) lUtaa In furnishing the Tourist Ray. Labrador, by bad w eather . A. Evert# Company for the flight TH* 8 Y CYCLIST today afte r winding up her Euro, B. If, G uthrie, who Is associated e t Presido.it .................. Hoke urging tha ! i lmpo,V , u «»n at)lie stlon Booth which wjll be never had offered to call off the l nrtcl ......................... M EET of longest duraUon in sight of thu a I* The Hanford polict" fom> en­ prevailing in Greenland^ tlveir next pean tour. A l D akar, the A rgen­ Liana w ith W. T. Whitehead In celary MEETING ( Iona to build up m.mbershlp. current Investigation In exchange IHSICIK ‘M EET com ; Post 8282 will meet tonight a t b,L.t,w Jayvaes on U som ething new In stop, William K lrohm rtrr, their The regular monthly meeting merchandising a t 8avann*h, N. Y. field on July 4, a t Wichita Falls. "It ought to ba good a t the The new Uy license iirdlnanre tine president's wjf# will l/oard a countered flight m anager, said early today. Day. .Tnlrteeh applUatiom. for a merger. • th a Legion H ut a l 7:Q0 oeloek "drunken driver*," Hatunlay when ship for the trip to Recife, Brazil. recently wrote th a t th* celery . . . . ta ---------------------------. noxt meeting. Vra, A. D. GaUb“i*>»*»*da«. th a t la not of the Board of Directors of th# ■va boon received from auiilla t which tim e a buffet aupper _ Another trophy, a -smhll gold will be givr n a final n-ading at During her tour Henura I’eron Mamas Morgan, negro, was a r ­ Strohmeier, said Jhe flier* mescrop there I* In good shape and V Seminole County Chamber of mbied to a e ir * ''aomV'of of th> A m arkan-countri.e armlaslon meeting towill be aerved. A t 7:30 oeloek. the City C« ^ the position of recepsagt-it th a t they m ight be de­ ■ w a r .. a re ’ better figure, wa# . presented to Mrs. night, City Manager II. N. Bayer visited Kpain, Italy, l ’ortugal. rested for drunkenness whilo rid ­ I lays-.t as long a* 24 hours. ln N onrovta, capital o f ' h e r ^ /a tn o u t^ f r ild M lU t« d • mm C a p t R ey Green la aeheduled to Commerce will be held a t 8:00 th a v m arket prospects Dennis as champion American chlckan,” be . th , Romans used caU«D.Vfa r ing on a bicycle. Llbaria, U c a U ^ - B ^ d ^ ; : ’- '" «Md. th an fa ir, •apeclally for the early Franco ami Sw ittorland. o’clock Tuewlay evening a t th# -d t kla morning. announrrd i m ! on plana fo r re-bulldlng a woman soaring pilot. ••Otto * ■ • -ridv* • • 3 « u n 3 g S o W rm , S o r u l l y P a c k e d - S o F ro o a n d l a t y o n th o D r a w M R ■ Chamber of Commerce Building. crop. I . .A N ational Guard unit here. • , • . * ■■ l *-vV'a'i - r . 'i - r *« .S a r.;. i '* ±- . th*t tln> j* ■ crisis | Ik..It to h d l 'f ’ furw ard with such rapidity Hmi w* should have pow er to deal d ra r.i Ucally an.l sw iftly with a w U a r .l ■ itu atu .n i.that may arls.-," C hutrhill snapped: ' " llltle r sard th a t." P'«**tr* a u . ill., negation of Hr it lull freedom luul wav «.f | | y *n<r in timi- of peace.” \ VT Egypt Warns British Labor Hughes> Inquiry taggering Crisis U N Of Threat BillAttacked Of British War By Churchill K - i o .'i K .^ j s B a r r e t t f; ; r\c W a rn s Increase In Prices Announced By Nash ! t. s 1 Is Halted U r Jaycee Directors Approve Military Training A t Meet Ji ’,4 3 -- (Russian P aper ! - H lits US Press I As Commercial V*- - * ft ; ’ - £ - . 1*1*. Ifr > e I . .L Ordered DiHchurKed' u "■ Woman Emissary Arrested In Case Of Missing Jewels Honors om and Family ith Bip: Parade Brewster Sorry FariiRMs Advised To Play Safe In New Cinp Planning Randall Goff Returns From Thrilling Trip W ith Babe Ruth Predicta 3rd War BusinessSupport m« tf^*i8i£XrlA !£££?$'• ^ ^ 8 ForGuard Urged By! Hutchison F Control EndH Reds Hit U. S. L U C K Y S T R IK E Miss Kate C. Flynt Died Saturday A. M. presentsT H E M AN W HO 'K N O W S - * TOBACCO W AREHOUSEM AN! Foreign Diplomats Leaving Paraguay Soaring Trophies Of Vlrs.Bennis Displayed Jllycee Meet ’JT: • Mi \ * , - - ■. __ * ' I • . »■ -J : i ' . 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 08, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 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/6dbf3cf3dcc818d4265c3496fb2abcd8.pdf 0ac809af77b0da1514fb20d528a8da41 PDF Text Text PAGE EIGITP THUR8DAY, AUG. 7, 1947 HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ClarkH R eturn From 11,000 M ile Trip Through 33 Staten O, W. Clark and fam ily re ­ turned home T u r.d ay firm m H.WJD mile trip to th e Pacific ro ast during which they v l.ilH polnta of Interest in 3.1 states, •aid Mr. Clark today. He declar­ ed th a t during the whole they “a d v e rti.n l F lorida.” They were accompanied to l,ong Beach, Calif., by M n. Annabelle Lee and E arl l.ee who plan to live there. They left on June SO. Mr. Clark reported that e x ­ cept In the went, he fouud price* of ehoea and mAfrhandifte much higher th an in Florida. They vieitrd Ml. Capulin iNew Mexico,' he '.a id , 1'ikr’s Peak in Colorado Spring*, Halt - Lake City, th e G rand *’ Canyon and Bouhlrr Dam. In California they Waited Hollywood and t<oa A nge­ la* and vicinity and crossed tie(Solden (iate llinlge ami vlsil.il Chinatown ami other |ioints of in te re it in San rranctaco. They drove through the Itedwood foi • It. In Oregon they ,aw the »er lion cave*, he stated. Other imint* of inlerrst de»rr di­ ed by Mr. Clark were the (iram l Coulee flam in Washington, Van-, rotiver, II. C-. the Lewis and Clark cave* in Montana, Yellow•tope National Park in Wyoming including Old Faithful geyser, aleo liear*. deer, elk and inooM, They aleo *aw the lllack in South Dakota. State Employment Service Re-enters ” A griculture Field . TALLAItA88KF., Aug. 7 (Hnecr ia l)—The Florida 8tat« Employ­ ment Service hae rrcnterrd the a g ­ ricultural 'placem ent, field, With authority to solicit orders nm| make r e f e v a li, -Carl B. Sm ith, Chairm an of the Florida Indus, trial Corninissit^ announced. Under the term* and provision* Frankly these are the hottest values we ever offered. Come by train, bus, car or B-2V but come! Kspecially if you w ant • REAL DOLLAR VALUE’* 1 1 H jR sg jK /A u g u s t • F u tu re ! INNERSPRING MATTRESS As n kfnricr tHIm $39.50 Innerxprlnji mnllrrsH with u Having o f $10.00, will give you nn Idea of the tremenduu; value* that y.»u will flnd'fn MATHER*!' AUGUST SALK. If you need new bed ding by nil means come, nee, and but this aensnlionnl value. Kitchen Cabinets v» .*>*-% % t* r f g i / •t •,v V ‘l i . M a f . New Style Ice llere'ti another real value, plus a STEPSAVER for the lady of Ihe house. Regu­ larly Hold for $19.50, ho you ran see the ronH M juenl h it v I n g. Oceans of storage npare. jyllh a fine l a r g e work (op to save the steps. You will rave many n penny on Ice, as well ax the Initial Having on the purchase of this gleam­ ing white enamel refrig­ erator. -Limited to slock Deluxe Box at $59.95 ‘ Other« Priced OVER 20% Persona desiring farm lalmr ran fila (heir orders directly with the local Employment Service the D epartm ent of A griniltiiic nuke* as-before -th e farm place- REDUCTIONS If your kitchen needs rejuvenating, by all meaps -do not miss these splendid Dinette v alu es/ EXTENSION TYPfc the D epartm ent o!f . Agrinullui’i during the war. This plan In no way m irrfen-* with the Kxtensiu'i /Sendee carrying uu its program. A memorandum outlining. ih ‘i new plan has lieen sent to Ihu field offices of. the Employment Service and the new plan is a l­ ready in effect. Service For If you want a large suite, with cxtcnslun liable l and 1 flddlchark rhnirs at this new low . . . plan to come early frlddy morning, as they woU’1. lost long at this price. 1 PORCELAIN TOP WANT TO SAVE $25? You may If ,yeu desire _ this type of suite with porcelain refectory top and KEG. 4 upholstered Unllfer chairs. 09.95 Oviedo Home Building K m IH h C fleas P u r T t m l of A tlanta, Ga. arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. N iblark and Miss LaJune F ile s Is nt T am p Bear Wallow in North Carolina. BREAKFAST SETS REDUCED! t I for our AUGUST SALE! I; • R efrigerator farm placements, soliciting o r­ ders directly. During this |ieritM the Department of AgiirultUMthrougli the Extension Servlet agents ill the i-ounties will run >ua agricultural placement Mr. and Mrs. Alex ta in h e rt ■ Mtili Mlv tiHf .Tuesday , (iH-ritw visiting etffinuK ■Pent the day frlsm ls and relatives in <Medo lielu te returning m u tn m g to id .their .it__ summer fore home a t Daytona Beach WK hre proud of thin POSTER HEP suite at thbi new Ia>w price. It In the flrat time since the war that thia type suite has been on rale. You'll like the 'Walnut finish plus the smart design on each piece. Best of all . . . You'll like the price. ll In a rare and unusual bargain to get all three pieces at thin ftmn/ingly low price. Complete that ! guest room NpW! *• - t" Depart m rnt of A grleultute wll -draw from thin field n Employment Service will m u m e its activities a* of Drremlier 31', 1047, a* provided under thv Wagner-Peyner Act, Under the agreem ent cntcr.nl into with the Iteiiartm ent of A g­ riculture through Ita F.xteiiiit-n Service, Mr. Smith said the Em ­ ployment Service during the In- •Mr- nnd Mrs. W, It. Milne, fnlh• r and mutljcr of Mrs. J I*. Cox, hava returned front ssvcrul weeks spent a t lioone, N,‘ C. Poster Bedroom Suite SPRING, MATTRESS MODERN EXTENSION . Modem 5 pc. l.lmed Oak‘ refectory style suite that will give you years of- wear and service. Also a saving that- will credit your pocketbook. 2 Superb Pieces* . You’ll he thinking In terms of refur­ nishing that living room Hoon, nnd at MATHER’S AUGUST SALE, this suite Is just one of many styles and valued that will want to make you rave those precious dollars. Covered in the latent Tropical covers, w i t h Iilonde wood trims. It’s assured value nt RFJ 89.1 We Didn’t Forget the Little Folks CHROME BASE DINETTE Yours for $79.95. This 5-pc. gorgeous CliROME DINETTE with hairpin legit, refectory type table, and chrome chairs to match. WHITE W m l RED RF> High Chairs .. $3.95 to $12.95 . Strollers 99,( Reg. $12.95' g .9 5 Mr. A lfred W right ha* a* his guest Ills niece, M im Carol Willi­ ford, of Rrunswltk;'(<*. TOM if* 1 • i ; jM d i ►| 4i Mr. W. ft. Hill y ard.la confined to the O range Memorial Hospital. . Mr. ami Mr*. C. R. Clonti, Sr. left Tuesday for a vacation 'trip to A tlanta, Ga. and N orth CaroMrs. Dora Kelsey le visiting friends and relatives In Tennessee. Mr. and Mra. B. L Wheeler are •pending the lu n tm ir at their ram p on la k e Harney. They entertain­ ed Mrs. R. L. Ragsdale with a spend tha day party on her nlrthday this week. Aleo present wern Mrs. Paul Camplwll. Mr. and Mra. Robert Lee Kemp and baby daugh­ ter. Ja n e Joined the party In the afternoon. ' '0Dt> CHESTS The Alwnvg Handy 4 Pcs. In Genuine W alnutw eneers Mr. and M rs.’ T . L. Lingo, 8r„ id Mr. and Mra. Rov Clooti, Jr. iv t returned from an enjoyable »to New York City and N iagara IU. Thay agree though th a t ’a nice to be horns,” aspeclally en It w as to see for tha firet • thetr naw gnnd*on and knew res pec lively George Mar11 Lingo. All 4 pieces are In beautifully matched Walnut and other choice cabinet woods. In addition, you auve $30 on Ihla suite. * \ I X( CH1FFOJIDBE ^ We uA Riving you extra value In thin greup of robes. Home have double-door mir­ rors, some single, ALL are worth more than the pries aaked. We wont to dear 18th Century Suite in Rich Mahogany Like Hepplewhlte stylii and conalructad eulte (he answer to any I In your home. Slee rubbed finish and Save the difference between $14.50* and $<9.95 on these Mahogany 18th CENTURY quloltely designed GENUINE A1U NB M MAHOGANY la SCOOP, Note The Landscape Mirror Exactly As Pictured WE INVITE OPEN AN ACCOUNT TRADE-IN 203 - 209 E. First Street SANFORD’S BIG FRIENDLY FURNP 'd il= lll= lll= IIIE III= lll= IIIE IIIE II| = lll= lll= l| | = lll= IIIE III= lll= lll= 'RE Phone 127 • - -iv‘ • f IIIE IIIS IIIE IIIE IIIE IIIs lllE llls llls ll �1)1 (a Uaitjr T h en b Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the Peace of the World; To Prom ote the Protreo# of America) e T e Produce Prosperity for Sanford. Cdpud*iaf4*"cU)UdUf#i*' lo.dgnt mid Saturday Widely scattered show ei* S aiuiday sflermion. . _ • 1 ' ' • AN ' V O L U M E X X X V I II E a ta b lta h e d - 1 9 0 8 IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD. D A IL Y F L O R ID A . •^ :v v I K ^ P A f ’E R * F R lI ls Y . A U G . 8, lit 17 • - - % N O - 191 A s s o c ia te d P ra s e 1-e a se d W i r e ‘■ Control Over Time Buying r Ends Nov. l Reds HitU.S. Tw o For Violating Human Rights Guest Speaker Trum an Signs Meas­ ure But Hits Con­ gress For Ending 'Credit R e s t r a i n t - WASHINGTON. Aug. 8 «e» Tbrcsidcnl Tiuman today .finned * legislation killing all- conlioli on initallmcni buying Nov. I. -10-17. The Piftidenl laid be regret­ ted that Congress did not follow the recommendation of the bed-, era) Receive Board and of the Council of Economic Advisers "by enacting legiilalion to provide, fur ^continuing at long at necessity Regulation of contumer credit at * meant o( helping to promote eco­ nomic liability.” Mr. Truman had asked for apecific peacetime authority to tegulata the American imlitution known at the "essy payment plan," a a bulwark againht in* - flationary tendenciri. But Congrrti. inttead, tent him _Ra hill intended tin, io m an ^nd.la the wedit curb* in three monthi. In a atalem ent criticising the legialation Ihe t’realdent aaid: Brazil. A t t a c k e d I n Heated Session O v e r Membership Of Bulgaria .In UN Edward W. H arrell, editor of Newsweek m agarine,. who will i*peak at the Jayrec- hamjurt at the Mayfair Inn Sunday at 11:15 o'clock. The banquet will rlim as the sta le conference of the Jayceea to be held thia weekend. C ity Beautifying Plan Is Proposed A tJ a y c e e J W e e L . BusyProgramPlannccl For State Confer­ ence This Weekend California Forest . Fire Continues To * R a g e Uncontrolled Sinkfinjr Dates Made By M argaret Truman Father-in-law Killed By Frightened Wife Red Cross Instructor To Teach Swimming: HOTV. SPRINGS, Ark., Aug. 8, i I GOLP POSTPONED f ORLANDO. Fla., Aim. 8. 1 * 7 F irs t round play in th e Florida S tate Open Golf Tournam ent waa tported shortly before noon toduo to n heavy rain th a t had o a irty awamped tha Dubadread C ountry “ * Senator Says H e la H erbert Covington, Red Cross swimming Instructor, Is now a f ­ filiated with the City's youth recreation project and will con­ duct classes In swimming a t Cry­ stal Lake Park In Lake M ary on Tuesdays and T hursdays a t '10:00 A. M. startin g next Tuesday. He will co-opersle la thias program with H erm an B ran . Mrs. N ancy Brock and Miss __ Dampler, recreation director*. Mr. Covington look a ' course in Red Cross swimming Instruction a t rlando. V CALDWELL FU N ERA L MILTON, F la , Aug. 8, OP)-* Funeral services fo r Misa Jeanne Caldwell, slater of Governor MUard Caldwell, wilt be held here a t 4:90 P. M. tCST) Saturday. Mlsa Caldwell died T hursday h Washington. : \ ••• - . • . ... ; t- - V i v -J- \ ,M i. W A M IIM .|i>N . Aug ttatrrnrnl ten day* , .tgu after H ughri, mulli-millionaiir plane builder, had a> trtlrd that Brew, iter accr|>trd $1,400 worth of ftee air transportation fiom hint. firm tier it chairman of the Senate War Inveiligaling _l'omHe then aaked how the United’ pritt'ee wK'i'clr it looking into $4T) Slate* would like tur Ihe IhrCe ex- 000,000 worth of plane contract* enemv states, ur any other flats, aw aidrd to lld g h rt and Henry J. to prolgst against thr* nnli Com Kaiier. munlat drive, the “gnti-lslHtr ■ t " ir.ltfrg A *uddrn truce lari night rndislation" naasod by the last teasion of Congress or “ the recent rd a vide inquiry into chargr* h> trial uf a leader uf one of the pul llughet that Hrevttlrr offrrrd lo itical patties in the U. S. A." call off the runtr.it I invertigalin'i “If this is tha dom esti; roncern if Hughe* would merge 1 ran*of the U. S. A., he aaid, “ I would like to know Itow the U. K. think* W'mld Airlines, whith he largely it can interfere in thu domestic conlioli, with Pan American Ail affairs of these rounlri?* which it wayt, i* flooding with protests." i Brewster *aid he railed today'* Kavnoi n-ptirti th a t He I’vli th e ' iV ; i | >w»* Wlf»«Mr to evirlv ill que*I'niled Stale* I.atlnv airainil Ut. *® tion for protaating against IhJ t h e ) U"n ...... ..t'"... . *•*"> U*. Hughes on lire oppression of T rtadam by the V 4* '1r,l“ -V ^ did nut ............ *g« t a rh*nrH togov nnsw -r ho! hoforo the three Communlat-duminated pha>c uf Ihe e»*«* -. rnmenta. . Brewster.Hughe* , , closed. "W e are parties to tho, Y a lta ' ii clo,* K,‘ Hughes had challenged Brews* Il'MlIao* aa i*aaa Klltll / / / A / Survey Outlines it T rs »! Lions Informed jIndia After Uriel’ j Advantages A n d : iiy ? t ish°l leniso!0^ Jaycee Aim s, /y • seta -— , _ , „ rgatro A. Mav-i?..Ai ^ . Grow th .1 O f fv .. •* Accomplishments Fuel cStopj City LXJNPON. \ug 8 id*i |i„ Tha Semlnola High School gild; Monday morning at 10:10 o'tlork. CAIRO. Aug. 8^-147 1’ilol Coach Kettles announerd thie ufWilliam P. Orlom, a third of the P o p u l a t i o n tarnoon. .tin'* Swi.vh.t ilomimttrtl I fun- if TtU "! CH SC, ICpntmnrit .tppr..yr*l tml.iv the y -t Expansion OT Com- Growers Favor Soil ( tmservalion Here Ex-Sanford Men Head Gainesville Reserves Anti-Red H ungarian mid Chief Reported Dead * , - -=F - , - - M ' • k lurmt .mil ntjirit Ihi alias hat «n a don hi,.o n botrf. I riy iK ii l i 'a ac l i i i n , St * 11a It - • Ill-Ill ,,| llir Lensle War lltVCltlgaling t-iimrmttee, <a me ajtci ( I lilghr* h id t, lined lo pioduce joliu M etre, h u puhlhlly man. would make aiul had *ai«l II Itjllahh t, ■■n* 111* |ta|tei* only tlioic , Irateri liy Iii* allmnryt. I $23,000 Colluded By Youth In GI Benefits 1 - * i r , V . . i f 1-' , - .. . ■• d/ •-J - :>■ -\ k t »' - : f e - tL X S lS l ; O ' y . . , .1 IIIK a .ulqionia foi puv slr iloCU- York wh.-.,- n. m. ami tti*ih- Manufar* (tTeck Money M arket M r?- WzV'HIVH d N, Aug 8 147— N-n.iloi I rigumn (U-Miili.) capitctf a bitin vrffiil eschsnce* with fT<‘V«aid Hughes today by ittu- Colorod Pictures Are F eatured In School Year Hook ')* - *•+ ■w \ >ii I,|k k - i i i d o wat muvd fvl.' Initial practire session* will Ikmunistn S t r e s s e d M r),. i n rfu » t . 1*1 t v « n - r r , * r v r « r ........ v - r light and prim arily devoted to Is­ left Cairo today at 8:39 f*. M ' a ' * t 1 . . hilt, d--m l-d l-i _ W mvhut Uni.-' suing equipment and lim bering ex* (11:39 A. M.. F^astem Sjatidntd A t L u n c It M e v t v>h-,iiimg dial •we’re not gotO I y A t C 1 ill j ,|J "a Id mk thr.k lm t.. 1 .1. ertisex. K ettles added. (4 .ini Ititled (tl I'agr I l«ht) ‘| - -----* ' _____ Ilia n giuV innirtil. The Fed mentor requested that Tlruel f o r Karnehi. 11 tin. j Jirtvtp and Amt* nl tin I hind • The form er British terry e.mi Ihe pf.-rn r ..iim tl.,1 |Kipula unlv varsity memtn-r* from the llir 1 lull-*- i:HT llir Ini) a ... Jiiiimi Cliamlirt ui| t 'i n u i i r i t r a n d eoml 194d machine and Bahv Fed mem* maud airm an, now llvl.g in It- j ...... o( S n ih o .l t> I ' >tHl hmirn !»• , , .. , int,» olid ira d iiq i|> jiin U lig it ill |> n tier* report for-the first practice*. lyn N* i „ w i* only a n u i i t l i n r il l , llir pi.'igt-iM ‘'I lin n minute* nut of Chlciifti. l l h . l M,« l u ,ll‘ l u ^ 1' *" 1 Mn* l lplr. 1. ilh i.it a Iriiilil voir 1^ ( • i i iiiin r i ( o n l r l r l i t r t o I F rtth m en will lie ryquevl.d to re­ ■tarlinic h*hl (mint, H4 he heiitcd iluwn . MMiling tu* imlu%ln.il $ui%ey nl lliu port shortly, it w at staled. giiVi-iuinriil Inqn.l to |M|.li I i th« 2.200*mile le f to KariM*hiT | ,u.*j com|tlluil liy ihr I lurid i this wcrkctlll at tin Ml)f.Ill Inn ' Two a day practice iiettinris will He wax.tfyftilt^o , n,, | MU\ mra.ilh- lluimrli ail- irin,lining pai- u.t tin- subject .-I .1 Inglil) hi be held until the opening of school. llJllirltl.ily »tagr, In-lo ir the ( nui =jli.imalive talk by I .• I Katigau The m orning drills will Iwgtn a t hours o r less the Stale A.IvriliVing Coin3 " i C " . Z l * : w rd for a soil, flight ar.u n d th. the F Nlonili o. u,,m\ Indulrd ttiljiuiinnirlil „| ,|lr | I |„l. H llir Mitrnr.' n vi-arJx m t pubge^iun will start a t 3.00 o'clock, j wo.r),,|l by Wiley Boat u 1933. ] imvtion li«)Tr,| I,*—th e :f/in iilr and student* lion luncheon tnd,iy_ ji ilfr M>. of tin, r,)n l l.ak., Armlrmy n n j Serqiinilc l<mnlv ha* an eili K ettle. Stated that n.w u n ifo rm .i f' W nl " l. “ ^ ' T T An iiiiiHiilmtnl in' i.-h-i ih»* |„(| are on urdsr and will U- delivered ! • lro r* ^ » lln8 M" » rrlv*' jniiit.«| ^t.y the xtyi'h-nls at lh# in tied po|ml.»h'*ii id 2(i, )lH) (Util tilraslll. nut itifrated 361 lo U< P aris at 6:44 I' M... mid ti l I Xrudeniv- t'n-*s, |>rr-.rnts eight In approxlm ataly a week. The suila had averaged alwiut 360 uii!e* Til. .amllst gowrnmrill "hr Jaycee*. he dd q.oli'n.rr.t |>irrxf Willi IJ. h)4 ill I'MU. tile are aolld orange with b'ack .tumFlorida scenes in full culor, In- '■ 11... loll . inveasary for . If, , lu-sriil. M ali*i....»..l«l.Ian hour on the hop front franco le|w |l laid. rrats, to coincide with ihp school hiding riett-i of Sniilitndii HuringS * dealing null Ihe Hi if. .1* .un, *<*> .......... I'-'lftv *'*♦ whirl .and perfect weather. Gnmlcr, N fld, color*. The latest type plastic jn latkr Eolu in Orlafniq.’ 'Of ifir City** 11AOO ili-w a s,h is only stop tn-foie 1< In It W ould emimw .1 tlir.»':H "1 """ "" "•1 1 , 1 ll|mu »'l headgear* have been ordered and Paris. m rlnui-.., l.nrk.-d III*- kill .vtu.-1. e.y The maili iuv. tvliirh n l l i l f . |H i|i u latlu ll i< e i l n t i a l r d ill gotrilili . lit lo t.‘II ill* ii mid w ,m will arrive with the uniform*. The Tail winds were ptumised to help the Ce|Mil| St (|.7(MI ,and tile ill ell wT,*>• llivv m ast » o ik md lo l.'llded llu- poll. •- Milt!w*i|ty *»l liiiui-,1 liy ihe Sevrnth I lay Aaheadgear* are black. * *eritist ilelioiniimtirin, is tocs'rd on the Imiia leg. t a k e .,I n III.* iiuiltagrtniiit o f f nut* S ln lr Highway P a li■diti.-n, hr Ur Fred Ganrn*. last y e s r't arsislaitt The 8 foot 3 inch filer, 87 y»ar* l-roel 6 .80 () While* m ihe mult Colt*11(■ •11*11 to h r iipi-ruttni! tin f- .Inii'd. Allhivn’li tl„- Jal.-I'i- pm in Seminole' t'ouittv lietwren F*ra coach will return to aid Jvrttle* and old, left Paris nt tl-.-IU A’ M., tv ate pul at Id lN I and nrgine* I |„i-,iil for a S tair tillM k • ■■in ii".l I'lly mid firientlV. a new coach has been added to The annus) t» dydica'ud to Mis 1 tut:-i.'it W:i> ih-fCNlrd. il ill T .-!i Cairo tim e (4:39 A. M , ’aai-in 4| ij.OOll II,an.- fn-rf.-iniy ('1)111,-1' Ed, the Sanford staff. The new roach ‘ I J liL (V irile llull-K it stein who teclfvtd "m e ) a fte r 4 *t„p ,;f ra U | „;ftJllJn, lu t^ (..ejlaidishV barking thr lull, reitl iu L U ^ h w d J ^ 'ly «* Is Tim Tvler. recent g ra d u a l» from f ... j. iT §i imitMiivtt i*»* 1*1118 «* i m ;h 11 I Mllu o f till* tin t i«*i *-tl lltktHi M } 1tcr It \ degree at llnllln* (VI91 m inutes to tak e on J.W0 * d ; Plirntjl itl t t l , . „ . u ul Rollins College, Tyler played In ions of gasoline. He got t^ m , j i* t.. ii.. i . ___ i it,it*. h-ge in 11*If* and who is ten rh sr of lo u rrtn lo tin.!;,..■■ --d J tm p lo v .-ri. ii leporlett. (ha hark field for Rollins for three Ktt->wtll . of t'.onnull11-Tu, Ml . Hrl- Engli-h and Spanish nod spon­ gallon, of gasoline In an hour's lh« , „> p Cll>. T h J® ............... sored the 11*17 graduating class vears. | UMII asserted, lie told of n ■topover last C V ' F -un<tC<o m p a n y ; l», K .U . Iln. o .■lint VUHl visit IH to Taiion Square ui u( tlu- Aradeitiy. his first Ti .th.w J, 4* ia 5ruimi ABBIO *M |U . r . ti n " b‘*vb|t i impaii'.. pioi'i i u » of palm I John M Howell AH-kl A-PhD. I m'i-u Chicago nvw lot 1>" iirineiptil and tile facility, Itt6U.9nO Couimunisti gutlin S tandard Time yeilerd ay . | (.,ab * n of ......r r e l/p ip e : I ' M IT * *■ hiding iirnd* of various mdustOtilv 31-nttt of Semimile Count-j tleltioiisltltl jiitt * n T >r . t'lHigatf, m akers o f nlnllnulnd'-, V1j.,l|jiu l projects, nqmK-rs 27. l h r r a yV I'JHI lo .7IM I grow ers tu rin d O,it I "A nnllier matter whult jeiiu-., tr*m la*»J .... i'a«e t ,«i,ii w- re f.t in the K iaduating etas* Two form er 'S anford rltisen* mi (Verlrp iday to apitruve i ii.ttt j this yegr. Juniors nu ntier 46, and Navy veterans now livi’.g lUhmmit of n soil conservation Sophom ores 43 mid E'lkshmen, in Gainesville have been placed d istrirt in .Hrmlnote CoiioU Ml •il. The total student boily waa in command of lh f naw organised of th r voters, IK in Loiigwuod mid BUDAPEST, Aug. 8, <47— A I —— ----21M l. aside from six vsntara who division of tha N aval Reservi reliable 18 In -Sanford, w ere in fuv ,r uf Inform ant said Imlay hr , * , were away on m llita y or nursing in Galneavillt. They are Idem. the progintn, arrording to County seen a'B o v ie t le tte r reportJohn II. H interm iater, USNR, had Ag r i l l C. K. p A W s o u , N o Vo *. S ing the death of lb-la Knvae* . ... r Forest I.nke Academy hy means m anager of the W hite House Ho- form er secretary • genrral of th< HAN FRANCISCO. Vug. 8. (47 K C V .C O lS W i l F I* C R T S were rccieved front Oviedo ur tel, who has been appointed com Smallholders P arty whoso arreit —Fisleral aiiUtfjfilie* were bring­ of its varlud industries foe stu ­ Clittluoln districts. dent* gives them Dot only menus! m inding officer, ana The result of th e vote will lie ing to Han Francisco today a fo r­ 1- by lha ___ Russian*■ 8; provoknl p ro te st.| ATHENS, Aug. M, (47 The ta r L. Cooper, J r , Insurance an'ill from lha United R u le* govern-] i.rie*; of f r.ld t,.-,- shatjdy lintay sent to Ihe Soil Cons.-rvnU'm m er Air Force* officer, wlw j training liul ennldfr* them lu pay edueareal aatata man, as axecutive of sta te Investigator said, had adrtitl- lu part, if not nil , of . their .. „ . • 1 In uneasy Atlan*. and veteran Board in Gainesville (n deteniilne ted collecting J 22.1 mi, i M I2.!.U(mi pile* -T h e Laundry which tuppllre Bear. Tha Inform ant said R u ssian .,,I,servers sal,! -it reflreted fears whrthi-r or not the vnt.- w arrants In veteran s’ unrm plin men! -comII H o n d a Sanatorium and oa- ;.t The appointmanta w are an ­ M inister G. M. Pushkin h*l» re- (!,*( -httem al ylolenre might hur- cstahlUhiiirnt of a soil ronvetsanounced Tuesday by. Capt. J. W. ported tha death, w ithout s|ieeify-l ,(,.on-Into wat if the Communists tion office with a technician in pensution in the past IK months. pital among otliera, is pictured of new Boutwara. district dlrectur of N a­ Ing place o f tim e, to the offiae attem pted to eMaUlsh q free state charge in Kanfunl. Chief Investigator lame* Rolme) with Its flk.Otk) worth equipment. A dairy is shewn val Raaervaa. Llaut. A rthur I.. of H ungary* acting I-oreign M in -j|n parthern G t.ere. * *"* tf th is ' hw-dnne. the technician of the California Hlate Depart which h a s .n daily output of 170 Funk, USNR. aaaoelata professor Isler, Krno Mihalyfi. V* • ... . j Tha ‘-Athens money market. wilhslsit farm ers Ip test *‘"1 types, m ent of Employment said Ihe for; mllMz «0 o fw h lc h gwM of social sciences, University o! Since Kovac* w as ‘ a rre sm t - by | w hlch in the jmst faithfully h i s , make muiis o f farm s; and make r. m er pilot had relate-l filing nf>- to the •» Hanitarlum. About 3^)00 Florida, waa appointed as tra in ­ Ute Russians, he presumably dierl. f ora-tdia.luwid govern manta) c risis,} rommenilations of ‘Imiirorem egtj proxim atcly 76 fictitious claim s lo chicks a te hAtchrd 'each week at* ing officer. In a Russian prison. quoted th e gold sovereign today j to n rm um ittee u f five farm ers, com pensation in (lint 'lim e. In o f­ the poultry farm . The Academy All three of th ere o ffic ers'h ad A spokesman^ fo r Mihalyfi sald | a ( drachma. The slsh ililrd elertrat bv tiiF fa rn u -rs. to test aa fices ranging from Hdrraincnto in axtansfva-sea and command duty a t a news conference torlay th a t r »U la 135.WW The gold ra t* waa lo fgasihility. The "ntir.' expertw* northern California tu Riverside P ress ia one of the inoet valued industries a t the school, both fa in World War. II and other as nothing w m known" of the sta U j n 9 J » o when thu imO.OOQ.OOU o f retry in g out aurh plmm is up to county' in the Houth. . He identified the youth ns Hons an educational and financial w ay, itgnnfanta which particularly fit o r Kovac* - h ed llh .• American m ilitary ai.L program the farm er. All th a t the g*avernA copy of the M irror m ay be i a t . t h a K n ilt.o f.ih a o rg an swewt‘Pay* t* -4he* eainry Stw A. 1-anen- 2S. nf Vnlluip..Calif.— seen a t the otllce of L'ou'nly •futirtemr division In Gains*T TALBOT BACK lechnirisn and the upkeep of hi* Supt. T. W. 1-awton. REPORT DENIED villa. C ap e Boalware said. F rank Talbot of Oviedo has reofice, said Mr. Dawson. WASHINGTON. Aug. -t, f l h ROTARY MF.KT ren tlv returned from Wayriravlile, • ----------- — — •— V . CORN PR IC E UP - Htatu Department Press - Officer . FLORIDIAN HONOR HI) bttsicel program featuring N. C. where he epcnl a two w r-ks' CHICAGO, Aug. K. <47—Cora Michael J. McDermott today des­ SOFTBALL CANCELLER JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 8, m ~ vacation. While th ere bo reaw-rts hnnnott and Bill M artin The sofMiall gam e lwtwe*n cribed as “ not tru e" a published s o a r e d to new record high* on tha Col, Pannywalt F. McCall, with 28 •w in g Mr. and Mr*. Ed .tandall pUnnerl for the Rotary vears service In th e National and Jack Burnev and family /m m T'lub neon Monday, it was the Rotary Club am) the Linus report that Secretary of State Board of Trade today on buying Guard and United States Army, Sanford. Ho adds th a t th e w.-atb- »nl today by Charles Ckib scheduled for this evening Marshall ha* quietly assumed induced bv cenlinucd dry w eath­ waa presented the Florid*. Crow or w as exceptionally jool and th at M program chsiniisn. h as been postponed on ac:ount direction of civilian 'operation of er in much of tha Midwest, p a r ­ yecterday, hlgbeet o tiliU r/ aw ard he u w i------ -•of**■ ----------------------ally singing of old snd of the wet field, Orville Touchlon th e American m ilitary government ticularly in the m ajor product** the p retties; tnoun-' "<*i stale of Iowa. by th a Bute of Florid*. Id Korea. will also l>* enjoyed. announced today. r in th a United Bute*, new j ttSth*; . Irr fittl Angrtly rrluong, In make iccuidt of hit pet tonal bank sccount and ollief p itv lle papalt availatdr to Setratoi* m iettigating Ini (dO.tHli'.Bi'l) watiime plane runliacti. Thr. row over Hut came during a wrangling tfitio n punctuated bv a ‘ ihtr.il fiom Chaitman Eei|U run fR M uli.) to bar all ipeclalofl fiom th e .S en a te^ W » r In v e itin t* ing Committee** hearings if th t audience did no) ttop applauding ilu g b rt, * ,. * ■ "We a i t going t<T have OI yuo will fiol he alh.wrtTto stay in - th u 100111.'' thr wlutr-haiied ellaittitau tftuulrd to thr audience. Die ' applause came at the mil* lionaitr I hdlvwixHl pio.lu. ri wat jointing with I erguron about Irrnn <d tit tlH.tniil.OtK) contract to build thr ’'wot Id* latgeit aiiplanr.” a (lying ho.tl Win ii tl ie i iiiiiluilier ircunyentd afin i lumlieou rrceti, llughet .iiiiiiiiiii. i i I ihioiigh an alloiney hit itilllilglirn to make hli |i*peit , ' oltrady -tdrporn red available lot the tenalor*. MAKING I lf s M lX fe \ tV.M T I 'J I 'ip jlf jr is r r on th r «ilnr«- -Inu.l lief.-.r (h r s*n»le t t - r lii*e»tiBaling Cato *11te r ill \V iwlii nu t ••Ii. • llo n an l IliiKhe-, milliuiiairr plane h u ilileran d film maker. I- -hiiwn in two lypi.it iIn -r iip* tak rn n. he tr-tilieil in the .aircraft ciiult. i i t probe. AL--fight, tlutlie* hold* a bumlk « t, record* a* he chargr« that Senator Owen BteW strr, Maine, rhaiim nn nt the invrwt Ination enintel lee, offer ed In rnll,>|iff..lh e jirti-aliiinal pm lie it Uttjthr'.'Ouiuld agree lo m eiga liin J A tA -u r I **r Ip. repeat uudei n a tii.h L atari*. outh I raent th a t H arriet Annie wick, n garii.’iiiint with t*an-Alnrriran Mrwa)», At lelt, he i- »liow n us he tm>k the tInlet nnlioual Soundplmtu) (TWA hoaltm . had refused to trav. I ■1 »- 8 uP>— ll. i w .u d I higher agreed today, af* Kraailnikuv, in a alaanimr attack on the United H tatri, challenged Ihe right uf U, S, Hc.m-svntativr Harden Haynur to criticise Hul* garia, Hungary and Komania for violation of human Fight* “ when the United Stale* might t* open to even more serious charge* in thia-respect:"-------------- —------------ rr •aiiMn-a *i r .* . riaiir Seminole High To S tart Football L , 1T ~ M „„^„.,i0dom Heads For Practice Monday! *j Ferguson D e m a n d s * Meyer Be Put Back On W itness Stand* Seeks Iltighes’ Files Upward Hughes A ttacks Brewster Under Oath LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 8 ( 4 7 Not Proud Of Drag­ Huttia chaigrd today that the ging Her Into Air­ United Slalrt wai guilty of seflout violationi of human light*r‘ plane Investigation at a retult of the adnunitlration*t WASHINGTON; Aug. 8 Id V campaign to remove "to-called ditSrnatoi litew tlet . U t-M e.) tai<l loyal employed fiom government today lie teglelt making s p te tj potitioni." The chargr wat made by So­ tlalrm rn t that «u .inline liotlr-vt viet Representative Aleaei N. Kru- w st afraid In tiavel alone with kov hrfuie Irr mrmheithip Com­ M aw xrd'H uR hfi:. lam not ptoud of my com­ mittee of die United Naliont Se­ curity Council after the United ment un that affair,” the Maine Statei had oppoirJ Bulgaria*! ap- Senator lotd a itewi conference. Brrw tlri m adr t h e ’ uiiginal plicaliou for admittion to the UN. “ It l» -unfortunate th a t the Congraaa did not provide for re alrainta on atver-eipanaion of iitatallment credit in order to liA proposal by Jack K jtigsn mlniah Inflationary pressure* nr,*ing from thla course." that the junior (.'lumber of Com­ Mr. Trum an obaerved that ru t- merce tpontor s plan to beautify _ tinuation of p'resent control* f fa.' the north and south roadway 9 th* neat three montha hat i««il “perm itted arid m ille d by the entrance* to Sanford . and the Congress," and tu- added that parkw syt along Park A vrnur wat “thia ‘ la preferable lu immedi­ «ntliutisitically approved last eve­ ate abandonment of three rening by the group at their ,up|ie; ' alrainta.” * “ For th a t reaaon," tbe Peril- mreting at the M aylau Inn and dent continued. “ I have a’ffted w at referred to their executive tha Joint ’ resolution." committee for further action. Hr aald it would l>a " fa r bet­ In addition to this idea, Mr. ter to reduce prirea than to rvRatigan advanced the idea that _ la i terina in leaking new cut* the Merchants Association -and - A - tam i fa . --------— — ------- — The raatralnta on installment civic gioups back a plan to plant buying. were instituted in w ar-] shrubs and flowers all the way tltra undw thea rfoivgnie control I •Jong Seminole Boulevard into JU d Faotltoritg ___ . wfthtn the trailing-T 1 ** * w lth-the ontin y act. The I’reai- San fold. l (M ila n ,a aa l> a * Klakll Gena Tucker, co-chairman of the Conference ('ommltlve, urged th a t 'a ll rnemliera uf the local group participate in Ihe S tate Jaycee conference at the M ayfair Inn during the weekend. Regia tuition will take place from 1U:IW A. M. until 5:00 I’. M. Saturday, he aaid, There will be a buffet supper {rom 8:811 to 7:30 I’, M.. LOS ANGELES, Aug. H, <A7— and .thu furmal hamiuel will take Reinforcements of 160 fitvfight- place Sunday at 13:16, at which era, parachuted to Condo.- Peak Edward tV. Ilarrett of . News­ in the Angele* National Kureat, week Magazine will S|teak. Mr. Tucker highly commended iointd in ,th e battle to day.us the Rig T ujunga Canyon bruth and Lind \Vi*!>er, hotel m anager and lig h t-tigghgr fire raged unrontrol­ mendier of the Jnycees, fo r-h i* aid in the piiigra;u. led for tn rfo u rth day." President J . H railey Odham .E a rly today the hlate had erop) u ••hiiuntil aa I'aae MtSIIdown the canyon to within one and aaked for Miggeationa| ..that may 9 opr-half miles of tha intall com­ munity of Tujunga v u l U. H. R anger M. W. Durham said the burned over area now totaled a p ­ proximately 4,300 acre*. An effort was made yesterday to r r e a la rain by artificial methods KANSAS CITY. Aug. H. (jp )_ abova the burning area w h e n two. Mrs. T. J, S trirhler, Mias M ar­ hav* tfisd and tho Hat of In lured garet Trunin a ’* voice teacher, aaid rtaeh ed some “6. . the date for Mist T rum an's The Loo Angeles Times, with todav appearance with the Hollywood tha .aid of scientist*, arrange-! to Howl Symphony O rchestra had * h ave.dry.ice dropped from a plane Iwen act for Aug. 83. 4 ° n : a cloud In an attem pt, which 61m. Suirkh-r alao disclosed that proved- unsuccessful, to induce showers. The paper explained that the President's daughter would make her concert debut In P itts­ a “elngle cumulus cloud failed to burgh Oct. 17. The concert aeries, cooperate.” which was schedulei) to open a t Tha attem pt waa mado because Pittsburgh in 6(ay, was postponed of rtce n t such rain-m aking sucresMm. M artha'K . Trum an, thu sea In A risons. A t an altitude uf when 14,000 *fe*t a plana mad-t five President's mother, L e'sm u frillawaepa across tha top of the cloud, rally ill. For her appearance in Holly­ dumping from 60 to 180 pounds uf k in . Slrickler aaid MIm T ru ­ , powdered dry lea each time. Heien- wood, man would sing two ariaa In the _ t l i t i explained th a t tha cloud was first half of the coneer; and a * • not high enough to be In the frees- gyoup of three or* four songs In tng level w here such an experiment the second part, m ight have proved successful. Mr. and Mrs. S trlckler will ac­ company Mias Trum an fo r the West Coast appearance. « 7 — Haggard andd unshaven, F ro a e c titlu A ttorney Sidney Mr kM ^ M sath t h declared today hla pretty ▼86-yMr-otd wife »hot and killed W* f a th e r - la s t night while “hyaterioal w ith fright** aa a resu lt of tim e, alder McMath's drunken ahuae. Rod-eyed and w irn from an allnight investigation, the form er Marine hero laauad a prepared statem en t telling how hla wife, - • f n b b a d hla .46 caliber n e fro a r a n dp i and fired wildly a r Hal P. Me Math, St. whan he . .^ a p p ro a c h e d .her .cursing and his t ' w t l p clinched. . ------------ ---------------- -- More Subpoenas Are Issued hr ation; ■n * 1 ■ ■ mm — * �t FRIDAY, AUG. 8, 1947 T D K S A N T O R I) H E R A I.D , S A N F t)l Itu lh Oveta Culp Hobby N»*t> A II «l>r. T o H. K, * K A Iia U u l) I.H IA iK I 2 Tn> l"l | Prince Abdullah rh u ln K>i rt.l.____________ J a i i i n A. *ta* I 'r c t H a I. f o A rm ik r H i n t s •H U f l a i a lljr MARTHA COLE AP Newafealure* WASHIN O T O N -P rluce Abdul­ Xtelnl'iah. II. D . T o H arry True dal* HOUSTON. T ex—The (rim se- lah (of Yemen), wearlnif a rob* « 01 VTt lii:»:l>« cretaiy opened the door of the ... of _sheer. hand-woven w hitr fabric , Mclntixti. H. «lr*aor> *loi He' muled blue and green office and* and white turlian. entered the ,_ _, ... -MJ «rly* l» t I tllk I Iftghtand Pari fjpwned at the faint b u tt from |M-a>utiful alttlnir room of lllair W illiam .. II. W . M in le.rulli H. W Da fl tail* I lf amt It* V,i ihV a ir conditioning u n i t 'i n the L •e llnuae. the ifovernaient’a guest Aralal. IMairne tlrok Co’l V'M < Iwndow. quarter*. The IInterpreter waa lllark llamml-rk. ___ . . " 1 of la-banon. Oveta Culp Hobby w*w* nu (;,.<irKa. Ts'njil. Waklm |t>*on. P. A. elua P in t. K. u n n e c e s s a r y noiae, not rven j f a in t1 The Prince ahixik handa with trarla land In Ho. If It. I t b u d In her sound-proofed office the newamen. found ,him»elf a William* T. J. A II XX \V> llama tails It and 't* Mpilna Jan a t t h e Houaton Post, where the hiir rlub chair In the corner of muck. la executive vice-president. She I the room and « ta rtn | apeakuiR HP. tl. iS T tT K R ntlT ll tliti* and her hualiand, ExUiovernor softly In Arable. In a louder, tmvla. -*-C. M, -tu t Mae P.. 1 more,Jnleo*e "voice XVnkipi ’tra n ­ Pla. Httrua PriHlurtlim I’f. . . slated; ‘ making rverythlnR aound Plorlda . Power and l.iatu • 1 liaake** Triui t*o -tat. • tike poetry. Thomas It. laater To Plrat IV' * o • • aral H A t. A**n. There waa a lonR Introduction Itavla. N W. *<ua AreRon having to do with the P rlnre’a To P rniral Plorlda Produrllon 1 Rial it ude al having an audience Htoul, Win K elua I.all ■• ,i 1 J W. II KllluU - tu t MarJiP'w itlT'4hr newainen, with maiiv Tru-wlal*. Tarrv A. d . i Matt E referencea to thin "g re a t” and la To Jam-* A Matthews .lo t II" "noble’' and "fine" and "Ix-auG. M, ful" and "de/norrattc” em intry of oura. . He touched on the ancient V a r liiu i «*«ieh mal^vr* .culture of hia own country, which rouuujunlxyJUJO •*4|l«l|Mt»Vtll. reu irn n l frmn li occlude* I he aouthweat corner collision in which the G rren Diau M ii\» ii:N T nr* mdmt (*u *k of the Aiablan Penlnaula on the CARH FORM ZIO-ZAC I'ATTKRNS, on and off rail*, follnwlni irammed K*iiiilMl»lr Tn w l «*••. T*» by a Hurllngton freight Red Sea. lie i|xikc of lla tiring tminib |ia**enger train, on m ute fmni 8t. laiui* In Cbtragu, wa to first reports. llowi# C n rp . the country of the Queen of train near l.ilchficbl. III. Rente 21 fieraons weru injured, arrordli V U T H lN Ol* MHIITHII*V> (International Koundphoto) . ^aiM iV b lM l H m. I'riNf. < r A m u T< Sheba and the flrat land to uae I U M r Ii a\ . Kin it r i m K rrJ. parliam entary pmradurea. I V n ira l K lo rtd i I’hmI. A m d . T H e em phaaiinl at lenth the friendliness all Arab rn u n trira the same month. Houaton wet- feel for the U njyd States, touch, rnmeit her with a lianquet. The eil on the iK lW ine question and VV Villi VM V IIKKIIV then Mayor Oil* Maaaey desrrilsul pjeadrd for "supimrt (llu-a. An,-dit V. rtu* l i s t s V. In ju st AP N 'ranfralurr* ( iji'P l To Jaa. A X«rt‘ H m '**» her a* “one of the city's most di*- causes." Hi--lhanh*»|. th e group • ItKRLIN-^FIIe* a t the rentr.il >-Its InguUhrd fltlrcn*," and more for listening, shook hands again, police statio n reveal stories of K n - a l o . vlalil, t il than 700 Texan* gathered lo say tMiwrd and retired._ th efts, assaults, kidnapping*, ami ll.iv.an * ' "W e're proud o f you.” Yakim told us liol to gw, th at m urder—alt rotnmltti-u for Ihe t'J ly iif K.m fiir,I T o W l> Eorfos Being home for Mrs. Hobby another fellow wished to ' see U* — liv* AtmI, H in t Jwinr* t -t meant ruining l«*ck to « house­ a moment The other fellow Was sake «f another ration cartl. Last month, for example, a :•* * To >*l<lo«> I. Ilrtawli hold* With her huabanl she son of the prince m inster of year-old n ty relli-1 recipient imirilH n.il C> I- -Ida a plunged into the job of running Yemen Attired In g arb sim llat' t-rrd a housewife for Ji.r ra ti/n a -newspaper. to that of Ih* prince, he came in Hundred* of other rvapopsihill- with hi* arms full of packages. card, aix rhildren were kuliuipped Ilea camv, too, but thu ncwspaiJc* • Waklm said that Prince Ah lit order to get their vahmhle rhlldren'a ration raid* and a young was flr»t in her career. dullah wanted to give ua a “moat wife waa fatally atajd.uj i v a -hus­ "It may aound aelfi*h,"Mra. Bumble present. Just it* a souve­ band In an argum ent over ^ aloli Ilobhy, adm itted, "hut whernir. They're must humble, most of bacon. CHRISTIAN * MISSION \ltY aver I gp and whatever I do, FIRST METHODIST GHUHCB humble," be said, "but they were “ H unarr and grrrtl i* swiftly -1 find myself » under lug ^ If A TI.IA N U BCH U JlC lI-------made all by hand In Yemen of __ killing off. Ih e .last remaining _ tin Savnford-Orlando Highway - Park Avenue at F ifth' S treet __ there - la not som e way -in_ th tn rx frm n -Y n n rrr' . rircenrv In Ihe heart* ol we Rev. Glenn K. Smith, Pastor . J. K. McKInle). M ialaler : w hlrh'thb experlenre can l>e of German*." *aid a municipal SUNDAY . 0: th A. Md Churrh School for help to Ihe P ost—Ar .go to We couldn t lielirve our ayes. olftrial. "All acruple -rent* 10;00 A. M.: Ilible School. Mr. ward making the I'oat .i finer All Agra. ... „ Each envrbqte contained a strand gotre. For an extra »lirc of 11:00 A. M.: Morning Worslip A. Wieltoldt. Supt. paper.” of pure amber lieads, perfectly bread one steal*, for an extra 11:00 A. M.: Morning Worship "The Neceaailv Of In to leran # .’ The colonel who commanded the matched and oiamenteil w ith a pound of butler one commit* A nt hcin “C hristian, Th* Mart M issionary Sunday will be obser­ WAC* in olive drab, with her rap v silver tasw l, lint evgn more aaaull, for an extra ration Card ved. The psstor will apeak Hleak* Sweetly O’er Thee.' : at regulation angle, I* Still brisk, wonderful was a" cigarette r a w one murder*.” 7:00 P. M.: Youth .Fellowahp. 8:00 P. M.t Union Service a t th« efficient and poiaed In a tailored of silver f »lisct«^». exquisite as 8:00 P. 51.: Union Service al l*trsbyterian Church. ' auit of a different color. But the fine lare and t* Bring In one • “ We ih the rily orlinipiatratinn a i r helpfesa to cure the situation Presbyterian Church, hate are something rite . co rn rr~ a triangle of silver en FIRST CHURCH OF KIIRIHT. It may be Juat a glob of pink graved with the King of Yemen's Ix-cauae of th e city-wide corruption in official circle*. The dally paper* SCIENTIST feathers or a stovepipe of ei-ru CHURCH OF CHRIST J' are full of atoriea of food thievery H00 Eaal Second Stryel . felL but whatever *114 above Elm Avenue al Second Slrssl and fraud committed by city o f­ 11:45 A. M.t Sunday Schmti. those fcruie * haxcl eyed Is a* A rthur I.. Ilutler, 5lini»let ficial*? * 11:00 A. M.t Morning Service, wacky aa anything Ildllywood WEEKLY ACTIVITIES Subject Thiuightful Berliners »«y lh al ever dream rd up. SUNDAY the dangei today I* not the tdeo Reading Hoorn Hourx 5:00 .to Unexpected touche* «Pp«ar In im.lt* Study, lOJtO A. M 6:00 P. 51. Tuesdays and Fridays. logical gap Iwtwrcn eastern and her surroundings. On In # * ta m e Preaching and Communion, It Sunday School and Wednesday w estern minUnl German*, liul the hookahslf with volumes tin geo­ evening m eetings have been dla gap "between people ind families A. 51. politics in her new spaper office Service at (Jounty Jail. 2:10 P, rontinued for the summer, o f food envy," a* one lady patter are threw voukUxika. They ate Service a t County . Iloitic, phia*cd It. well.!humbled, for Mrs. Hobby THE ClIURCII OF GOD p lans'hef household's, mentis. And Evening Service, 8:0« t '. ’ M. awamped with dixorre suits ' TUESDAY * based on argument* due to Ihe Radio Sermon—WTRR (M00) Sundav School moat primitive *elf-pre-*err a ­ 30 A. 51. ’ . Civile C. Musa, Supt. desk every night ea rlesn aa j tion reason*." a leading law ­ Hollandaise sauce, while perhaps WEDNESDAY ll:0 0 A. M.: Pastoral Service. If a indium cleaner had been yer declared. tha m anaging editor w a iu in the llilile Study. 8:00 P. 51. All imrmbera a rr urg-.-d to lx- pre­ over It.” • "The husband asks ’J»hv hi* w ife outer office. * THURSDAY sent a t thia service. Al home there Is more lime for gives h im .so tittle to r n l> Do •* On Ihe table w here fashion Radio Sermon—WTItR 4 1 too| 7:46 P. 51.: Evangelist!; service. m agatinra lie side-hy.*l|te with her two children. H rr dsughter, th e eat more while lie is out work­ ' 7:45 P. M.: Tbcwlay U. L B. the W>ll Street Juiynul ytands a Jessica. 10 goea to ' a private in g ? He Ix-gins to lock the food Servlca. nhntngrayh of Gen. ' George C. school in Houston. Her son, WII- aw ay at night. They quarrel b it­ 7:46 P. M.: Thurarlay W. M. B. Marshall, chief of s ta ff whrn 5(r*. liarn P. Hobby, Jr., 15, waa home terly. Soon they’re in my em ut ‘ thia summer from St. Alban'* for a divorce, one Judge cxllililr Study (A t Pa.da Chutrkl Service. g The public is Invited to attend tfrhool in W ashington and back to 45 P. M. plained, .bookshelf is a statu e of Palls* III the*.- aervift*. "W ife* report th eir hus­ Athsna, whose bead was Ihe em ­ the Post, Last summer he had a paper route. This summer he was blem of the WAC. band arruse them of not diaup In the rily room getting the Irlbullnx the family foixl fa ir­ fleets Culp Hobby hasn't for­ hang of club reporting. ly, Husband* rail th eir wire* gotten the women who served in One reason th at the fund-rais­ ‘stupid fool*' because they uniform, nor have they forgotten ing campaign of the Houston do not supplement Ihe regular her. Christmas caids announcing Community Che»5 was a success hah* birth* ami te tte rs romn this year - was th at Oveta Culp 'tre*l|l)r. All are answered. Hobby was Its publicity chair­ The order of arm y regulation man. w haa remained in her life. It seep* ' The list . of orgxnirathm.i of W l make our own lea Cream, All flavor* 202 Sun ford Avc. Into the memo forma Issued frum which she la a member include Tatty — Delicious — Healthful het nfflce and Inin tho precise out­ the Southern Newspaper Publish­ lines of tha speeches she. delivers. ers Association, the hoard' t.f Ihe "Of course one of Ihe most ^ ' / A 4/ertlalng Federatinoq of 'Amer­ ( Important thing* I learned ica. the Houaton Symphony So. from Ihe Army waa org an isa­ 4 1 4 S n n fo rd A v r e a o tion of limes," Mrs. • H o b b y " Association ami a v ice-presidency 0«M. of the Cleburne, Tex., National “ Hut more*, than th a t,” , she Hank. Her latest teponslbiliiy added, " b learned how it fee!*' to was appointm ent as * director of bo on the receiving end nf new*, Ihe American Society of N pwspaper w riting. The result is that paper Editor*, th* first women to nqw | try to see In it that the Post I* always fair lit Ua rep o rt­ ing nf the whole truth. In the 207 Witt Flntt Slreel (Golden) 110. lb WAC I saw how much harm ran tw dune hy half tru lh s-n o t. hy I'ancal - ........... I 0. lb taalirou* half tru th s hut merely hy half tru th f." Alan Gmnlax. JJI»T and > Two secretaries et lh a office n l h e r InncrtlcideM , and a domestic sta ff of four al -tmmr help 5tr*. Hobby x/tth ca­ reer and household duties. Day begins a t n a m. in r. 22room house bought and remod­ eled under her supervision in Kanfnrd Av*. Ik 2nd Ht 1845. Household problems fume I'hon* 154 flra t and by 8:16 a m. Mr*. Hobby Sanford. Florida calls ber office to have the first We Deliver mail ,re ad to her .and give sug. geatiop* for th* day. . By 10:30 A. M. hh» Is in her office ready for more mail and • W h e e l 'b a l a n c i n g comments on the day'* issue ol Ihe ppper. Generally Ih# morning It anetlfc With departm ent heads. After lunch at home tha'a hack In her office at »:W p.tn. for coafertnc## with editorial d tp irt* Friends end Patients jaenl heads and for other resettug* her civic reaponalbiHtlea ; I’o p * .'t> . J . VM. J »• L niilvr *t«* Itoaala* c w M t r r io v A t . n i .i t * r o t n u i T , M . i i n . m l . t . 'A w l l n o * (u a Kltl* 11-vUn.t ll.il> i:U ji ll*.i>li>, I m , H an fo rd A nd Hanford. A*'— W m o n , Huinm.r.III llrn tri. IW n jam ln K. 1 'ijr ., O rU n d n H ara f lf r k h a m , lx>iirwn<»J J a m -* p . C o lb r r t, H an fo rd Hua l l l k l . r . llM rilii Planning a builnet* o r vacation trip ? You'll en jo y going by co m fo rta b ly , «a»y riding Greyhound coacJbJ F re q u e n ^ c h e d u le i. Dig extra w v ln r ^ ,r *P»HeLand Daytona Hi. Augustine Jarksonrllle I’alatka (■aineavllle GREYHOUND IUS STATION bo D- G R E Y H O U N D Seminole. County C ourt RecordH Ration CardH C-ause Berlin Crime Wave FOR T H E BEST ICE CREAM Try HICK'S OWN ICE CREAM X-CKL STORE (■ Ornr.vji And I Orta ado Winter Haven Tamua •St. Petersburg Ocala* Tallahassee 1 Ami A nd II v DRW ITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign A ffalra A nalyst Civil war* in Europe and A»ia, bloody reprisals in Pdloatine and ru u n ter reprisal* in England, the E x te r n and Wealern bluet pun­ ning for each olhCr a t clo«.e tange; all these untow ard dvenii and manv more make one view 'With me; r ; ear;:Y rw erriL 'm erfct- Fi**nW iwer'a rem ark in Rillinga, Monti, the other day that "It look* more and. more aa though toe JJn ite.l S tates will have to Acrept a Iwoworld concept when we have l«een working for a one-world plan." About th a t time Attorney Heneral Tom Clark dele.-I into the same aubject in a fpcech at the International Sunday School Con­ vention at -lie* Molnc*. • He said the clear problem posed .before ankin<l Is this: Can the people* this earth live In am id broth­ erhood? If they rannot. then the teaching* and accomplishment* of the last 2.00Q..yea» -W*11 Jj0 fur naught. Our civllixatiou will dis­ appear in a aerie* of utomle i *plo»ion*. - , '■ Why ia the world divided a r a l ru t Itself? Clark answered th a t blunt- « The tim e has pass.**! w hrn we van.ilism iaa the.aptei raev and C hristianity ru a Ivomhcarrylng, bewhlakerrd man In heavy hoots. Today he i* stream ­ lined. In all kind* u< /u ises. some­ tim es liehlnd a democratic front. The orineiples of C hrijtlanlty im­ ply Justicu to alt. Tha te n e lt of the police states Are ju»t l*»e con­ tra ry . Thejr p ast on to their des­ truction over the changing whim A f dictators—and the ru.n th a t folIowa is great.' Tlvat-baiw c-tha-aituitljiiu whrf; cient gaffer announced .that he would find the horse, and hobbled |»ff on h it r tn e «m H it IfcUfhtcr. Before long he rarne Imr.k leading the animal, and m ention of the fCrn«*ral•store club ilcro4nd«*M how “ Well.” he said. . I went rnd . sat down on a rock in the horse a pasture and aaked myaelf: ‘W here would you go if vou wore 8 ' hor»e?" and I decided that I would g o 'o v er by the old grist mill oji the creek, where 'be g-axs r n r .iiiT o iia I’ UflAONH H A V IS O I'K M A N D H A G A IN S T We've scoured the market to bring you imarl cottons for ■ ihrijty pricei Every one is a Fall fashion — every one meeta Penney standards! 2" minimum h#tus, nicely finished scorns* colorfast dyes, washable fab* rice! In brilliant phuds, checks, strip es and so lid s, lavithly trimmed! In sixes 3-fix, 7-14. to n<l each ' "f you «r* and rxiitinl l<> til* ' which claim* and d"niaiot* . . lit *lthn ot you, ms> list* asaloat Laid -oat* In 111- nfftc# r»( llos. rl t XV. XVAUK. t'nuaty Juds* »t RKJIINDI.K COUNTT. at hi* offle* Id Ih* Cnurt Itnu** In Hunford, Klorlds. wtlhln eight c*l»nd*r moniti* from th* itm- of th - ttrst l>ut>llcatton of this. n«Uc-. K*ch claim or d*m*rul mutt b« In writ­ ing and contain ih- pl*c» of r-tltime- and post offtr* addr-ss of Ih* claimsnl and ma,t t.* sworn lo hy lh« claimant, his aa-nt nr sttorn*y, or th* **m* -hall h-'vold. I»AIH V A. FAHNKI.U . A t A d m ln U trs trls of said **10)-. pGr,! 'p u ld lc a lln n nn Ju ly II, I t lT SANFORD X-CEL STORE C ,... C . W e l s h WELSH TIRE SHOP ft. Cedar - Polished Aluminum , _mv For Free E stim ate ’ ’ rs - 617 W. Robliuon - Orlando WPhow 2-0729 1NNEB3PR1NG MATTRESSES — BOX SPRINGS......... HOLLYWOOD BEOS ECHOLS | M F O WJV-B-E A th’P Y -S T t-trO N MR ISJI .. • •» •• »■ v " 309 Part A v c aaturlng apecial wind pannaoenta that raquira no farhoad rnachiifea. Springy, laating, aelf-aatting. naranteed aix montha. ' lao all other .typea of pemtanenta. ’ * , Mary McMahon Brawley PINE CASTLI, FLORIDA * , . , » . Manufactured To YourIndividual Order tty*, * f ' | W ill Regret to Learn of D ll baiting En Jihy 23. 1»<T. Dr. DrawW a -O f Boo-WJli A ‘ ‘ H unt's Tuxedo Feed Store LICENSED OPTOWfrrRTS’P*In Charge . - * on Scot ember l i t 1947' • ^ ECHOLS BEDDINq COMPANY ' B anford. ’ . V« ’ Orlande Celery A Sanford- Phene 1222 Sanford. FIs. O ffkr Plnt-Caitla W . M mw'Odfiife APIS . ’ i • *‘ W Tha Soma Compet*n? S«rvlca A«-ln Tha Paif Second A S aafo H PheM TUXEDO a e g g MASH w hich ->n” nationwide *t» .the strike, fbe NkTW *lr**|*«*P-l d luose federation type of orgiinir.i lion and form nl a dngle lmlu» tiial union. It i» hend-'d by JoMph ,A lleirne, th«» altike leader. Relrtu* lost wonr of .t * *u|M>oit ufter 'tile walk'-oul and th e f i t I. confident it could tito v into the telephone in d u s tn ,’ -ci «ii» a Tele phone W orkers O r g m id n t Com n utter. ITWOC). Membership Jsrr.fnhb' The A FI.'a Itlotli, 1 h . -I of I .lee O'OOROI T * m oth <•? ‘union* itv m nltixilv have unit* in t'.ie ld|onv iiutuatry.. lino, |I m . ran Communication, Asoxhaa IH.lHHt operator* In no Califoi nia and -exem l In long distance irchnician. .1 down tin vii'il const. TI10 K lretrirsl U'otkvra Union l» moinlx'i« in « W estern 1 m am tfjnim ing -tdant in di The CWA 11 piUhinif • die iM ganim ion driVe. S. and Canada. Tldrtv e original II* afflUitii • ITIV are aig n id q ip w'.’l 1 p ... now .A hf CIO TWitC has in’, .filia l hffdiaie in the im ludry. foil John J. Moran's American Union of Telephone \\’o ih e i-. Icckii eluding- JO.urKt long dlatam v -et • vice lUh'tntora niul ciuplovc^.^J A Inc 11 in Telephiine ■ nno f ltel.U IN iU .I giafd. • t parent firm of tlic T H ! Jr l- ut M tifv i v fit** -vateiii) lias vutetl 5 to 3 to nffil,- IN n III. KHTATR L I Notice TV s i .V VII It I *11 V. . IHIItHHV I u i I tl’lt T«» VI,I. ♦'I!*.*•» i s *»i lb 'll oil. t 'lev clitnd, atal lii'|iaun|H)li*. • rtrni W n fk ffll i* nil- • \110lher Illinois everything that l» not noted doe II Fisleiiltiolt of Telopl f'le ik s. plant enlpl tnidn with Jtl,mm tiiiinlM' Jetinlice men. c»|llipni.'ilt worker* ntiutu. ,t it* intention nn>t in a ta lle t' a i r .n • p^-t uir with T in I f bill det t*u| in pne of the widest crihible/ fm nientliers slnre st,id. nutoc ami ruhlier wnrket* w e t- orgupirwl bv t l|h ,i> Walr hrd the c l o in the !!• Ilf Th. W i-tern Electric Employe.. . HtimOVA.' >• lltr Itrhl llr-t. A*»e«yiitt«tv u lth nn-Utvi worker i. bn* the in«nle track,' I* rlm ju al Kearney. N J,, hns deferred I HI.(KM* dues paying loenitMOM and art ion <tud ,fte r its fall el*'tiuns. -ays it represents* JJOUM) work i 'u \ f! ',1 iid ei*. Tlvat would l>e d--«ii ball The \--.sirtlion of Uo nmUnJ-alioris Equipment worker.*. v*hn»,’ "it.iNMi nu inliers are scatienvl *in WeJloMi Electric plant* and big American (iirl Stays In Poland To Teach economic cooperation amonge na­ tions lo achieve a peaceful world community. Form er Governor H aroU .S'.a*sen of Minnesota, who aim p a r­ ticipated In the Dr* Mi'nv* Sun­ day School Convention. ' told n n resl V 5 hffr»ncp that th' Iteeft a strong resurgence to n ligion in Europe since the war. He recently made an extensive lour abroad. I also noted this In num­ erous countries during tny ln*t EuIn many part* of iht writ Id men are luring bark lo spiritual and moral values. 'Religious con­ ferences are being held in lo th hemispheres. Here in America at the moment over 000 delegates from 30 states and numerous fo-elgn countries arc attending the N orth American Assembly for Morjtl Re-armament at M arkina; Island. Michigan. A sim ilar >1 II A. meeting Is being held in C am . Bwitaerland. Even In countries which have anti-rellginu* governni. n tv the ferm ent of r -'igi.iii _:« iMM>a*|i* mmlr* l*V l*nth lit «'M» I WtM' ami the AFJ.*< I. ,ru.*l worker*. ’ . •, Go.il I* Sel — The -r‘H**» ‘Pei) 8i(* •* I At*nn S Haywood on- npral'y ■ ' liblehl lhey"li win the im iu-tcj • • timllv In the m eantime Ih v I n - - flxeil I heir goal ul a mode-' ?•.<*«> <-r vu.tMMt iH'fure tin- lb**»o'i •'!•* *"»*• American girt, pretty 2l-)raiw dd Anne W aterm an, who adm its *he "sever had it an ban.'' ia -laying another Vcar In war-r uinod War»»»' to leniii Poles ll:i-V.-io- fjwok and speak in the American way. She's the youngest--and only American—teacher at Warsaw univeraltv where all* insln r t a l n E ng­ lish. She doc* that for one hour, at eight p rn., every Monday. Wed­ nesday and Friday. Her clna* i* nimpM nd of pupil* whose age- rnrige from D> to PO. The average is 2.1 ycwca old, Soinetimea. she. ha* na m.viv a* HO stud, ents. Othi i tim es, the figure ilnqn. atatcr Aviation DetectiveH Have Difficult Job Itv WHITNEY SHOEMAKER AP Newafesturea W ashington—In the eaiu* of aviatln “detectives," n littt-y evi­ dence has to go a long wav. Show ohe a few pieces of gnartxl w ee k e ad the surrounding trees were pared off and he can just almut tel| you tho apeed'and altitude of a plane liefore it crashed. M ott frequently the Investi­ gator* spotted strategically .icouhd the country by the Civil Aeronautics Board have little more than wreckage to go on. Rut with the help of skilled hands from the airlines, m anufacturers end pilot groups they can reconstruct the S such thing* a t Gight loads, pro­ per rherk-outa and radio contacts. When active detective work lt finished, they hold public hearing* a t which all findings are aired. The Hat of successful CAR investlgalipns Include every Itneneble cause from a haw'r glidg into th* propeller orbit lo an -Tptovion rrxulting from an rtA.’ trie are. But these are not tho real objective* of CAB sleuths* ' “ W .'r# eat lo dlam>v*r what w ent wrong ea H u t romedleo mav he feand and repetition* prevented.” Chrisp said. ‘ WlllW M. B atch. Jr., stew ard's mate, first class, U8N. husband of Mrs. Ruth H atch of 1007 E ast T snth Street, Banford, Is serving aboard th* U8S Mercer, on* a f tha barrack* ships attached to within -igili ■I . ik ,v%. .. litMiired an ti * Americart feeling nuwadav*. Rut even If her uni-j I versitv cla»* ixrnuo'iall / dw in-; I dies, ill,' a l l '., .. h»«- A txg-liwi ofperaon* who want ji'i'.'t " b-**o|is.1 Aiul many »|H-clflc«llv i ctueal to A FAMOUS TftIO O? f i r m is pictured In Nr.- York itunng Urn leatn w hat American *lsng expres once ol the Army. Air F orces'APth titrtl d: > Shown with a im aionx mean. giant Constellattoa plane are (I. to r i : t.«i JailiM Slew atL i Mtas W aterm an is tl,e vtarry stage star: Lt. Gen Jam es II Doollttlr and Lt (i n ftoyi S V.i r evrd. blonde, oaoy-fart-d daugh­ Deputy Cornmand«r of the Army A ll* on I il' ■h> "it w ■ III t ter of .Dr. Alan T. W aterman, of Of Air F orm * Association, w hlrli D*x>UHIe hru I . (in lirn Washington, D. C., a wientifl. ex­ pert fur the Nwvy departm ent. 1 "While in W ashington. *he *altl. a w om an-attached to th - Polish embassy met her and told her of the great need for teacher j in Warsaw. HI.BOM JNiil' “She gave me a glorified |dc(,itle but warned me to extiect nothing In the .wav of com fort —only w hat war left.” said 5liaa Waterman. . 'H u t I had always lx en a f»r.sty girl and I wanted to show mv 1 1 ma* A family th a t I could du something ni. tease m| • worthwhile. I sat out the whole r.»i • fiiHHMM i war, studying at Vaaanr, s t ’.h the exrrntinn of a little U.S.O. and III. I J l i » e |* H V hospital work. * . I t PlltPI • IH ."I went to the Polish eiiihaaay i iiii. it'.'. Fntt and they agreed to vend me* to I■,<Imm t|M.|ti, ntol Poland. T hat is, to a rrrp t live as a Mti.inv i i p r o ­ teacher, for I paid mv iwn w ay in . i t ip i imt (or over here. I left the United S ta irs in Novemlver. 11*48, an I arrived here on Thanksgiving day of lhai vear." When sh e arrived in Poland Ml»* W aterman ap|teared r a “. happy and anxloi/k In sta rt her *voik. Todav. afte r nearly a year in Warsaw, whirl, is f a i from ii plea-nnt has had chives chnpp-d up In tl nlare in wh+cb to live, sin- hns ab strained and worried look. Miss W aterm an saya other leach- chopped fresh dill, an- Imlb m e *r* ami professor* at W aitaw Pni- (ra sondwirhr*. versitv iiften ignore her. She Thin, thin alln-s nf rtjrunintrfj spread lightly with aouf Cf-nu and -tre ated ' to a grind of fr-sl whet -he teaches »,«g 1‘ollsh st.xt |x-p|x-r. are aw fully K'-"l *>• n><...» . en'.i. tween dark pumpernickel lirra'i. U.oihl • ...A dish of red caviar set In 'a Enough of Iximhodou*. I- . IM ravaged W arsaw U nivirxit has bowl of crushed lee. accompanied IkjwI of anur cream , a l|Dl* lx^n*re*torr<l to |x-rmit 'holding_ of* bv k lia a id ish of chopped chlvei, amf" a classes. The university, Rk *“ W aterman. larks enough . text- plate nf crackera,4 offer* *ne books and teaching m aterials.. She says th e hasn't nny partic­ ular system of teaching. Most of her students seem to —mrcntrnto unon learning conversational Engllah. and ao her class,-* are high- Sidney Nix Attending Indiana University | *lMlt l*f U» SYMPAlX'f 15 DM6 UV DEM TH1N6S WM0T EP YOU SAVES I t FUtWo* S I 'f ,l o o in rn|.j Wf l i - I n n d -e la iL onto th* table.” ' , . Miss W aterm an gets *om« aid frdtn home to keep on living in Warsaw, for 8,000 rJotv* *per month, a t the nresenl prices. Is lust about enouiUi for f.v- good meals. 1 • Th* G rst Spanish mainland »#ttlemcnt In South America was founded In 1608 by Alons) ne Ojeda on th* Gulf of Utah*, Colombia. - I {■ IHK/X I,* sour! Thkl V ‘ ti m t H k 'i ti rllftjlfm N»* 14 •l*y nt J t|I * .A • * III • 1Uf In b fif a* | liw !l l» . I9 U . t‘« e s lf'f* *• «»* a|M«lir*||r.r, for t i t •**’*♦< WhtrHm. fM ll.it* I n , ♦•«'*«! rlrtrfltfd et*r ltitihp ,?i ■ x 1 y,*l»lli|> ts Sovtb 5 A rf-,. aw-M*i-ni l w M*.-1 '*f -*’4 nmp-r-' I- • l i l t -•» tltic» l» -l* « u -d w«» *** >. « f O . n - :itow». i is iit r » » lif |r a lr v h stl I'* **■ acr'i/diiif t" IN* taw. D,e' f -*-«r r ||--.I tlx r- ln . " 1 8 t- I|i4 hl*k»»* hMder atihs eoa»! »r nn th- »'r" Mnmtar i« h nf IJ.|nneil^f.4|U..4vh|rH i d e v o f I k f itv e iW . .1*17 I til# 1st7 U.ijr Of AgguM . . O *P. H crndnn . IT.,k Clrcoll i ’oij-v p. min i- «v,naiy. rinHil* rial rlsvk's Meal) . I' un IMIOIIS OI'FN A T 12: l ‘> I*. M. IN TlN U O l S SIIOW INCS d a u .v 1/ FROM T H E HKClNNINGt netvivr xx Ho*cii»r for C A IN ' K e e p IT F'uM GirriN' university dining hall. But .tuuallv she doesn’t bother. " l l ’a ao Glthy It make* you sick.” she aey*. ’•Tht', food is te r­ rible. Th* Ublhcloths -look - a» though th e y ^ e never oeen wavn-d. And w aiter* ju a t dip dirty d is h n •uliiflol > n viurury! .11*11, >«f .H|ilrtiiln‘f ? t*\ H p p fcnd n- *.».*♦. ***-pleeer la Wheel with 6-#** fa i see* Is SIVINTIIMI or O-ey w ill 8*4. Jesler sites 9 I* II. 4 >1 ( -.1 im tirn III I. \K H Y A P N evvafeaturr* pinnir.g present a t one S >g A Specialty B etter Toalght plio he W id k e i * Robert W. Chrisp. CAB hearing officer who ro o n llo atel the In­ vestigation of the Purt IV dot, it, Md., disaster on Mvmnrtal Day, told some of the method! .he and hi* colleagues use. •"We look Into every angle, study every possible ran**. put together the evidence with eyewltaeaa reports and what experience tearhea ua—and usually com# up with the ah*w*r." he said. . , Rule* of the a ir requlro than CAB he notified immediately when a crash occurs. E xperts from the closest of eight Geld stations hop to the acene and follow through with their probe until they come uo with a solution. Chris* said thee* ar* no or* than 21 men In Ih* eight retfonal offices a t New Yorh, A tlanta. Chicago, Kansas City, F ort Worth, Santa Monica. Seattle and Anchor***. _ a A fter rounding no' eye­ witnesses, th ejr comb Ih* wrechag* for any pact! that rem ain. These are -#*al to the . Ilurrau of Standards, where ‘ scientific tseta frequently In ra up a solution. Aenta of the Civil Aeronautic* Administration, who police the air lanes, are called In to produce their records of th* fatal n ig h t. Chrtep pointed out th a t CAA it a* Reopening F* •mil t h e i n d e p e n d e n t • \ 11nn' ibma Worker* of Am tir.i t tare a n o in t her fin iirid y 'The CWA i« Ihe. 1 0 llvl**Nnlioiu^l. Ktilehtlbui d ."To ouk ,1?; ip „khv language e( Upon this trend many ... men and observer* ar-* their hones of solving our r j i i m i i . x f o u n t , difficulties and arriving c o u s t t . n x m iD A . world. K H T A T B O P C A Itt, M. KAUNKI-I- Field No lea Tin- M a itla n d p la it w orkers union o ffu e r* tnd e x e c u t l'1’ board have voted to recommend lltl.W n fid iu iloh lo their 1,'Xkt m-hilx-rs,* and ihe l-'iitd o f the M aryland Teb'phi'ni- T m ffir U n io n ,ha*. 15c.■ nun. nd,al that it1- 3,000 nii m hrrs m ill. T\VlfC. Ruth iiuion* have elect too* un ihe question r o ilin g l!> II VKOI.D XX \»rl» WASHINGTON 1h’ g itl" in the center of 1 th n whirlwind ctiurtaKlp. . t.nhor union* the <IM*. rreen . I went to the unit ami the h o n e waa there.” So. having used a bit of brr*e.sense. what is the answer to out search? A ttorney General Clark Legal Notice DIXIE CREAM D 0.N U T SHOP Dr. .James (Special) Receipts of egg* on the Dade Cltv S tate F arm ers' Market during the la il weekly report period totaled 4,13.1 dnien. figures avallahle today In Jacksonville office* of Florida S tale Market*, revealed. Price* for the week opened at «3 renta, per doten for ex tra larire egg»: 111 renta for large. 68 renta for mrdi'im and a a a t ____ 1 t ................. 41 cent* f«lf -*mall. Increase* ort ihe first three classification* were noted during lha report period, closing pricei. being* <|uot«l o> M arket Manager Jam es T. John­ son, a* follows: E xtra large -gga. 115 cent* per doxen; larg--, (S3 cents; medium. 57 renia: email, 41 cent*. Poultry offering* for ihe period covered by this report • totaled I ,.*UU1 pounds, for whlrh lo in * quoted were as follows: F ryerj, 35 renta per pound: i.eavr h-i'a, 23 cents per pound: leghorn Hens, 20 c«nta per pound; rooRlrrii, 15 cent* per pound. immunism as a Fertilizer Protect Your Health By Sleeping Reiter. IIMIo iris’* Arc C enter Of .MV,ay I n ion Courtship Religious Trend Is . Report On Dade City Poultry, Egp Prices Seen As Answer To *Vorld Peace Problem JACKSONVILLE. Auir. 8. NICKS VENETIAN BLINDS PACK T H R E E T1IF. 8ANPORD HERALD. F/NITIHD. FLORIDA F R I D A Y . A U G . 8. 1 9 4 7 M il'll K |'ri>r« f«»f th u riixaucnicnl mill : i XI ATS S -»h KV K S: 1.20 Children* ,4f,*i �FRIDAY* AUG. 8, 1947 SANFORD. FLORIDA K «lafcllklkr4 la Fewer Divorces The Sanford Herald n o i l.a m i t„ u r. sn r.aiiu, I.OMIIIM III: AV M u»luf*a M aasaer 'PAUSE THAT REFRESHES' The divorce rale in the United States will lx* m aterial­ ly lower in I!M7 lhan it w as in 1910,' the M«-tr»|iolitnn Life Inmirunct* Company has predicted. An indication of the downward trend lit the drop of idmnt 40 |H*r cent in tlx; numlx-r of divorces granted in Ituno, in tp e fir.it. nix months of this y in r-m compared w ith .th e like |X-riod of Inst. Kitnirear lpr New Jersey, M inneoita and for California trho\\ a Himilni', I hourh less m arked decline. Lar.t year an all-time hiifli of more than 020,000 divorce* w e re granted in the United States, almost double tlie figur** of only four yearn earlier. The rise in |ht* num­ ber of djvdlven in the four yearn Iretween 1942 and 1946 nearly equalled .th e inrreane from the iH-RinnihK o f 'o u r history until 1942. . O ur new offices will lx* opened Friday August 8th, Entrance to offlyt* Floor No. T03 N orth Park Ave. New Phone No. 1300. i *4 Ernest Huunholder It*, nnnulmrtitn constitute nlxiul oHe-neventh o f the total numlx-r of marrinpi-i legally rliainlvetl. In New York atate the ratio in niie-lhiyab'-btivtog inc-ronied to I hi* figure from nbput onefifth in 1940. In at leant two rouiitiek in New Yolk, annul­ m ents itxrm l divorces in numlx>r. , .. ' “ While a decline in divorce, yt indicated-fiJrJ947, there is little reason to believe th a t the lung-term upward trend in the divorce rate has been halted, much less reversed,” the Metro|xilitau rays. “Our country urgently need* more and better, facilities for rom |iosing domestic difficulties constructively, in ortler to re ta rd the grim ting o f. the divorce mills.” * 9 L 1 I e ** * I >i • 1 i . NOTICE clock on Thursday morning, August 14th, Sabbatical Yeui the Board of Public Instruction will receive bids on college professor who *gi*is every seventh year a rhither to leave home and job for o ther fields, tires for school buses. The Board reserves the rig h t FRIDAY, AUfiURT S, 1947 B O A R D O F P U B L IC IN S T R U C T IO N BIBLE VF.Rafc FOR TODAY THE—FINEST P UT S I C A I SPECIM ENS OF MANHOOD ARE ELIMINATED HY WARS. THEY WILL CONTINUE TILL JUSTICE SITS ON TH E THRONE WHERE FORCE HAS SO I.ONU REIGNED: And they found Oatll and his thiee amis fallen In Ml. Oil boa.— 1 Samuel 31:8.__________ How much money is a businrtt ppoird to loir as a trsull ol in* costs befrnr it increases l!ic prices of its lliingt lor tale? Pack­ ard Motor Company answered lliM question lo its own salilfaclion this Week when it followed the lead ol General Malms* and olliri aittotaobiles lay inrtrating llir pntr of its vaiious inodels as much as $200. Alter lining money all this year, it decided it had had rnougli It would atk the puulic 1b help F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A Is nlxjlit to ntitrl for a Vvitr’a tour of tlx* United Stale*. i ugency, putt t lie seventh ck every m outh, tlie only provi.iioim being that she must i-|x-nd the yeAr*in travel or at inly, nml w rite n r»*|iort to her Imjhs ,cv/ry The belieficiiii y of tix» aabbnlicjil iilen can lo .re tu rii to tier job witli runeweti energy am constructive Iilen* to put into her work. In ThtH™wmitft In* a n I m p r h c liih l one petceal trying lo Ixibe lie official!. 1 hat's very Interesting, ai he said. Hughe* didn't ixk much of his money, fail fiom.Uie itaiid- point of public.moult, ii isn't lie •mount of money involved, it is the Use to which u is pul that counts. To our way of thinking! it is just *s had lo i.,<nd $IO2,0lKi bribing government Aflicialt as it n s irgan was Itadgrrrd and on the wAnsks stand in it certainly are not above »n. accused Senator Brewstrying la blackmail him Ueries cheer'd.1 MUIkmaitei •ns and "economic royal- Suii Kisnr.W 'i -md M BIRTH AN.NDCNCRMKNT llurh, Cainille llatlen. -8>Gra Meisch. Martlm R i o w i r , t ’n i h e i n , Clark. .Minnie . Ruth (idhi'in, Mnry Aim Whelchel, Mr*. Iliici.Vt alnl Mrs. I>n\ ill Tin,i-lier. bark McNnb p la u 'lo tea«*i tom or­ row fur Camp Immokvli e in Jackvinvilla w hete they will spend a 31 at the Feruald Lungin,.n Me­ morial llo 'p ital. Mr*. Sinetri i ■ and Mi*. Clyde I I T.-rwilwill U< remetnliercd as the fora:, * J r. h a re returned from a Mildicd Stafford. ,-ks’ Vacation during which Mr. and Mra. I'haib-a 1: H arrs ha<V anmnxu'ed tin* blrtr tim e lllev visited In New of a ‘ daughter, Elisabeth I V , and C harlotte. N. C.' at th r Frrnald Laughton Menu, rial llo-.pltal on July 2 .»». Hayes *s tl.< farm ri M a y ill. Stewart Martin nu>l l*i« oichr* Ira have lieen engaged to proud, music for tin- Jay etc Jam-e to Ii, held at the Mavfair Inn • ii Satin dav night, it »«* amunimisl l.sl r bv Raymond LUndquist, i hull uiSi and uncle, Mr. and Mrs* Francis Mr., and Ms a. IUc-Imm) CU ’ ■F'.clnT'for Uirnenil Reach to visit today annoum-eil the H II,,U. She |iUu* to leave till Mi ami Mr* Walter Klirvd. ii*illi i dai-ghtei, Vicki Atm, at tin* fit ni'itr ^ iirm urial lli> |iital. Mil C la rk e 'is the form er Pefiry lit - Dancing will begin in ih.< main Ml'* Kola Mcilelu-e. or h * she is now kvwn, ’\Mi»> Klnr on* Wetlnestlav from Nov.- York will I*,* |iti-sentt*d at the Jaycee danri- ,n Snlm tlny nigl M ayfair Inn roncectlon with the i t s i wide auntm rr c Mr. and Mrt. Ted R. b lo City where she studied daiu-mp of th« Junior i'baif>8*i of Commeeeav inliHi-d in the fes day announced tlw t*ii tit of • | a l*anqgel on 8unda> at lh* Inn at wlilcl t-me Fdw aid W daughter at the F-rn.iM la u g h ••d ll ,>1 m l iliieclor of N i-W tW eek M agaiill. ail! lit- tlw* RUVfl I (lilum lo were guests yestriduy if Mr. iin d .M ii. J. C. Mitchell elil >ute lo Ja. i *,tn» die w heie they flan- to spend a *hort lime. Tha? we|i* Joined in .''unfold by theli daughter Joaii who has spet.t. Mr nml Mi*. Wallet Morgnn nrd dniO’Mir Shistey Have return- Junior Cli Barbecue IManiied Diclt AikenH Honor At Country Club Coiplc* With Slipper Sufi w alrr fur (former!)' at 309 Park) S ln v ly after of r«• i,i i 00 A. St. Iircakfa;! m n i Mi *ml Ml*. Dick Aikin .*ii ovei tlie w eekend. It w ar allnounri-il today by J th aile * Potter, lie said that open house w ill Inheld- on S a tu id a y night i.nd the -supper w ill tie serveil oil Sunday eve ning._______ -, ______ __ -IglU nud. U-i evening wxli i ■up|M-r«t their home x. M av.ri In tie* r nf MUs Belay tMI tib and -Jrury lltuw nlrr, -w h o >.mi gageinmi am) appranclt'iig ik.Ii Monday Afternoon LovaU -Hreongemewta He sluti-d that iTu* ;ie*‘iilul III n t series of rtub |inrtii*' will Is- held I • x tu i r l o n K y . , T h r V w e i e uceoiu- mi tVnfnrulsy und tin* f*--*tiv11.«-.>* coiatiig the living i -m-ii and porch if the Aiken home. iu.*iis-,| to Sanford by Mr. M will inelude tiiurunini-nls^ during tit's niece * M i" Ann Collin*. <*l Mtiysville, Ky.. who |ilnu* to v.* •l here f*u uIh. ui u month. i-,'lth DANCE TONIGHT t l« V'leelli litn. .»• iiftiwii |U:tw Itrtjsseat fully visiting a tilt T Mill.u r o w ’s M unday * ,Jio o l reffe»timyiil> lltodlt* Wlllittns-s . In to Npwi IUwaIUh I i Ttitfca Y o u r # . It# id •tnlnic It Ul'« (In Vitlllng I • U'l Seng nf N.ie.n !?• IS W eiiim llukirtriup I* Noon Hour Notr* ' N***• • . . w a v m iii : t'ai.rsil Clark l^otiaidy am i Mi*. Tills*. B R IN G IN G Y O U r,*r luhttalm tiil’t T H l B IS T T O D A Y Guaranteed with IA C H P R O G R AM AN D IV IR Y D AY Work .will liVgin im m rdintrlv on a Wavaide I’n/k by tlie Slrinhatchee River near fu-re, Projert Engineer C. |(. Ilorfe of (be S tale Road Departnienf luikl tmlny. The park, one of imVe than 100 plam iej fur the atnle.U ill have reatroutiu, pic­ nic tnldca drinking w ater and a refuse pif. Last Day FRIDAY! I ’d iln r the beouly of DUVAL'S Ru)on Crepe. In mexho, block, biown. giey, peocock. tossock gieali, Aren Wright 'Uavf*. D u r -I- till- M ipprr tin- M l ■n ' Mr*. romuny ltUIUJ*F to aihiuve u n h yotu urll-rhiMen Mprrl*. 'tr*. A. D. JnipiMin. Mi* -FOR TH E bANCG , m. lle a u tv bewitchment . . . the ofler-dosk goddess dress that flows in (lot(filing lines! Contour cut semi-fronl Ing wkt.- taper* In er; -lul h<*l<l »r*. Tie dining latdi* wu» t - n t rd Will .hi imported, w*ivcit , l,*|l llridal plare rurd*‘weie used m the 'full Inble*. Mr', \il.en we a*si*le.! in serving by her si»iei« Mi** VUrgarrl Wjiglt i , l Mr. ere *er. • d l.i M E N JO Y A D E L IC IO U S D IN N E R rvenlng N rm fra lu re s Cm I Chnrpenliig and the devntio;v Vutlll • . • •••*»• * rnugratuIntPil - -*iig.a i'* 'linn ii my sss(* •»i ret—ttetinsvrprttj- -Yours self on my suit's resIstanco. The iruth was that I had a Iready unit-red lrnin another dairy and this Deemed the easiest way out The following morning, however, the sam e dairym an appenretl a t the tloot'. a Isiwl of dewy -strawlx*rrlea held 4 :tS D »nv»r. f l h ir lia f carefully in one hand and a half-pint Ixdlle o f cream in Too *bw4 the other. “ Lady," be niuuninccd, ns I over T im s the berries and handed them to Mutultif (ifvtilloni you aure have missed n lot!” We changud .dairies. l« L. Tilli* enterlaiued r Circle Nn. I n f the nf the First M rlhodlst Monday Afternoon at . The mili'Jte* of tne CURLY, LILLY anil CANO LONGWOOD HOTEL It wo lone llal* Urom • — —— . B r i I s i n's Falmr government •omewlut belatedly it'* beginning to tighten its hell. Blaming then current hardihip* on the war and its awful devastation, u now in sists that only a starvation diet, labor conlioli, inoir work and greater production ran |iotiibly pul We have come ;A-'-'lohg way ii w-ling in Clung,,. I.o parenta. t))'* V|smll vt I said Hhortly Mietlm •core* were m »a* given to M i" Auilr.'y Itu< low to Mis* .M u tllia.ltti.au .1 Mu* Minnir Itulh (><lhu*n m r i t the hitfb rummy |>ri(t*. Mi Conxll'a gift to tin- loittfii gn> was tj d.pnly IjciiTunu act. . .Refraehntent* cunxUtin r stf •' licious rnke ti'ctl « it it piiiV .■ white frosting. In’ ru n m , cntdi amt sailed tuita were "served today t>* spend uUmt •At 60 m. p. h. a person sees 14 as the foi pier "M ary l a l g r . . percent less than he does driving The Mayan Indians i,id no knowledge of ■the wheel, lu ,iue A divorce on the ground of de- arch, or 'iron, bronse, unit upper rtion may be obtained Jn 42 tools but m anager stupe'vlo is h i . gineering feats. 206 .V P a rk ’ Ave. Take ndviuitagv of CUtdenr re Mi * PibUe wilti a piece of tier stiver.-Following the *up|*er itieg- Irnnis ami gulf will ln;l|- improve your figur Vour share of garde i fre d i grem REGULAR PRICES: l ie •> (Or THEATER OPENS 12:15 P. M. SUNDAY and MONDAY! £iqulr* Magatlnt and velb*w vrgeta de. Salad* made uf w aleirreu , carrot), to­ matoes, green lettuce ami rueuni* l*er» or iiepper* supp.v vilnmln* necessary for daily nnriliuu and a clear complexion. Summer ami Fall no* season* wlo-n vim can give voir im e a lest. You won't neeC lieuvy foundation* when yo, an- «uii bronre*l. If you will leav- off nil toiindulion cream* and cok- make­ up for n few month*. ).ui will -notice that enlarged poroa c!-i** up, •I HrLnml Mi Fn un and Mr-i Jnh Mr*. T. K. Tucker, Duuglti-. I 'tun lea. bin, khead* di'uppeai look* young, i It'll nevri ovridu in i ha • lllt>tlllll*. *, with Double Your-Money Back guarantee V A 'l^ K A Y We’ll Gladden Young ’H earts Willi IMGTAIDERS' FASHIONS HY RcadeN Digest Relief And Royally SATURDAY ONLY ' Tampa Tribune - DOUBLE FEATURE-'•-« * Fuller W arr«n, fully r*i-ov*r«d io'pVlIll^tl rrum Ids accidental injuries, and back “in circulatliui," is peituib “It it to incong1 a to l« xl about the future Queen- ■*> Grfial B ritain and liar financial absurd," *ayi Wni Kat the lash so ^ H Vital To Crop Safety Hr CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Newafeaturra NEW Y O R K -T h e “golden with • voracious appetite fo r pota. nematode," • hardy little woim toes raaterlallxed from nowhere In Ixing Island's N assau Cnunty • ftw year ago and matU-lUelf at home. IManj^il'Klor* iiu d u ,!. and fra n tlrally to ccontrol o .._ ^ experiment fran tha spread of the worm..The gelden nematode seemed to resist all spray and dost measure*. « Then, because It threatened to g|*ead outside the county, Um Now York S tate Departm eal of A grlcultaro slapped a goaratlno on N sootn pnlaloen r w i t h from the pages of GUN FURY! liluation. In 'a piesa p b a is , Wa.- United Slat 'onafltu Dan McCarty iprsking befoft Cn rrinarka that tha (A.7Mi ,<*00,000 tlon eiptexxly ■Amu md prq\ aliouln the Oilandu Rotaiy Club juggrvli loan—or gift—from, the Umied give Great Rnlaj that if hom otradi wrre aiiruc* States to Britain ha moat used op." and - that ilriialri Iravagart loxuiy a mguard In this eonn'actluii, he homestead* cirmptions would - no: nant to rvery vvolrmant of Amer 'ore giving b t such a problem to stiugglint the news report that Prince-. lean democrar; llrilain ai lore Amerirai city and county commiiiionrri Elisabeth ia receiving an alluw (•real money this nation nice of 1100,000 a year from Ih thould excc. Besides, lie addi, hiomr owner: iiritndi governm ent, and that llii* *Tt will not probably will be “upped" tn tw extravagantly -equandtred on lillle bit toward tlie srrticrs which 1260,000 when ahe marries ea- royally." . ODr patriotic ft lend is undul/ they .demand of the cilirs an: Prince Philip. This rilea the observant Puller, , counties. Well, mayl>e he’s light who comment* th at-D ie Prince vs ronrernod vi |h(k*;iartlrular. !< la traditlniial w iljuUrwtt Brita n but they su ir'w rn l down the hn- receives a larg er sum lhan the to provide laviOdv for Ita ' tit­ for homestead exemption and the) President of tha United Stater, ular royally. Whctliar or not It ind that, when she gets the raise gul an y , money from the Unithave been demanding mote ami to 1260,000, “ahe will he taking nJ .StAtoa, more of theii local govrinmenti In more than three tlm rs a i much w m i mean« L . • » « since. Whether they woulu as tha head of the government King and Its princes* the cUatr b* willing to pay more Iowan, which provide* G reat Britain mon- m ary liberal ftiiandal larges* fit- Urn cost of govrrorarqt now t to Hava been hemmed In. • moot question, l i t . ) Q uarantine Method* , FRIDAY The Townsend Club will m eet in tha Tourist Center at 8:00 I’.M. A ttar the husineas meeting th rre will be card playing and checkers tnd refreshm ents will lie served. MONDAY * fiT h r circles uf the W.*M. 8. of tne F irst B aptist Church will tnedt a t 3:30 P. M. as follows: C title 1 ,’Mr*.' John Rogers, TI10 M yrtle Avenue; Circle 2. Mrs. Myron Smith, Flora H eights; Circle 3, Mrs. A.. J. Peterson, West F irst S treet; Circle 4, Mrs. S. C. Dickerson, South Sanford Avsnue; Circle' 5. Mrs. H. W, Rucker 640 Valencia Drive; Cir­ cle 4, airs. W. C. DeCoursey, 218 West Nineteenth Street. 4 TUESDAY ' The Woman's Utble Class of tha First Raptlst Church will meet at 8:00 P. M. In the church annex with Mrs. J. T. Hardy, Mrs. A. L. Rat mean and Mra. C. A. Anderson, Jr.* as hostesses. The filo t Club wjll h-ld a pic nlc a t “Time and Tide" beginning at 8:30 P. I!. All m nnU -ri a rt * The Fidelia Class rf the FIFsl Bautist Church will titee; at the borne of Mrs. Roy Rritt on 824 Hpeeisl* un all ware* during August. shampouing. For appointment rail 971. ; J given- f**r - Mi-- iitg'planned after the '*arl**-ir I said firmly, “ my- hietbfind and I don’t drink $163,000,000. "second Battle ol Biitain." Prime MSniatei Attica iniitls, “cannot b*' won by thr f«x “ EvlFryonr will have to sacrific*. Why. didn't hr think of that lw» yean ago? Oi didn't he know thrn that Britain had been through a war? Station WTUIt j j Social Calender into a new apartm ent and were everything from laundry service Nona* cream ? Berries cornin' contact man. someihing when lie says ahnwrr To get a really beautiful permanent, your hair must be p’roperly shuped and becomingly sljted. • .. 1 O E '/ / e/ e MU* Or lly (\>rt,»li xnlvi tiiM-d on Tursdnv night «i*h.i< l*tTdgr HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY NOOK RADIO IMUKiKAMS PAGE FIV E Miss Corrodi Honors *-.* Miss Martha Page L. E. Jordan, Chairm an |H -rlo rm :in rF more; the employers would gel Imek dividend* tin their divestment which would make it very w orth w h ile.'A n d the employee’s caieer would have added irn|»etus with the prospect of such n hiatus in ids working w a rs .' TIIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Removal Announcement I have moved mv office from The Atlantic Na­ tional Rank Bldg, to 'th e Brum ley-Puleiton Building, Corner of FiraL S tre e t and Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. « « In the future I will lx* associated in the practice of law with my son. Karlyle and his wife Doris, under the firm name of Housholder Associates. • T h e M etro|M ilitan a ls o c a lls i d te n tto n i f f ’fS P i«-T,‘flPel.v la r g e n u m b e r o f itiin u lm ttn ti g r a n t e d - a n n u n l l y in notne o f FRIDAY, .AUG. 8. 1947 AH IU Iftft iftomi MGM i b$$fi 1 /rerun P h o f o g r o p h t d In T I C K N I C O L O J t Marjorie Kinnun Rawllng’x Novel of the Florldn Rackwixxh. Cotratry Photographed near Ocala. F BA TURK TIMES: 1:00 - 3:37 - 6:14 - 8:51 Moncy *b a c k -COM PANION FEATURE-- Take advantage of our special checking aervlcca to meet monthly obligations. It's the safe, economical Way to pay bills. Remember, too, that all trad*-.! actions made by us are photographed and become a permanent record. , - *JwV» v* F arm ers can’t ship th eir |iotatoea nut side the county and m utt fore they can take them over tha aleriliie potato-raising tools becountry line. And they are being urged to plant some other crop— principally. • cover crop fu r a th a t Uiit golden nematode may ho atarvml out. T he quarantine soomi to be working w ell It Is one of hun. O PENS: O PEN S: .1.1 luM •( ::;,\hh'.v»uV«4« • ' ROUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM • y & Saturday! Sunday & Monday! This (untuigg new Colguto-Palmolivc-Peet suds nctuully ctrfs dishwashing time in M l ! Cleans tlisluii clctutrr than soap! Trcfia WRIGHT Joseph GOTTEN Shadow of a Doubt* v "reed In the nallonr today, DOUBLE VOUR M ONEY BACK ALFRED IHTCIIOCK‘8 -•On The Hama Program*- Ing porta, air terminal*, ra il­ road tracks and highway croaoIng atalo line* to task.* aoto lh a t devastating inaecls, dlaeaaoo and viruses a r t hold •wllhla known boandirloe wfcoc* they con ho o slerm liu lod by joint ocliow. COLGATE-PAIM OUVE-PEET MAKES THIS OFFER TO INTRODUCE YOU TO THE WONDERS OF V ELI Deposits Insured Up To $5,000.00 The MAKX BItOS LEAF MINT “A N ight In Casablanca** CHEWING GUM AIK-CONDITIONED -COM PANION PIC T U R E - Everyone that attends our Hatarday Show will rocolve • FR E E stick of delicious VEL IF vtiu don 't like BCniRTHAN ANY SOAP CLAUDETTE COLBERT or subs —la- Fanale llnm t'a Great Naval ‘Imitation of Life’ Wills WARREN WILLIAM you've ever USED FOR DISHES i T U D D ItL F in h u ^ r y / s u p p l y lim ited X'P'njf, for there's no soup scum or streaky film to polish nw uy! Vt-I is milder to handof Vel is hoi a soup but un entirely new and different suds lluit is completely neutral ...m ildef-than soap. . _ Act now! Buy your 2-packagc Vel «p*rial at your dralc-r's todnyl With thin <luiil>|p-your-moncy-back guarantee, you can't'lose. ... a t your d e a l e r s today �a FRIDAY, AUG. 8, 1947 SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX Aleno Slams .Homer W ith 2 Mares On Base; Lake Gains Credit For Game Hy A rthur Jtrrk'w 1th, Jr, MftaM. Sporta Kdltn^ T ht 'S an fo h l Celery 'Fed* hop! on th t offering* of Rudy nil rirlnglieau rlghthauder for the DeLand Red -Hat*, for - fi-e Tun* In the secbfHl canto of Inal night'* cnnleat a t the Munk'ip-'il Park to place the conleat on tee, however the Fed* chalked up un additional pair of ru n * .to take a 7-to ..1 decision Irnm the vlaltm*. Tonight the Cclrrynten invade Conrad Park in DeLand for a alngle till and will re ta in to th r Ideal ball orrhard Saturday evil' Ing for a contest with the Orlando Senators, Sunday afternoon the Sanford aggregation move* to Tinker Field In Orlando for a r-tu rn etigagement. Monday the Fed* play la-eshutg In th r Lake County city. la s t night'* tilt wa« d elay .I for 211 minute* by Manager Hill Slelnrrke, who, arrording to Umpire Hank Win*ton, refused to play the contest l<ecau»e of the occasional dmpli-tcd of ruin 'hut pirea Winston and Taylor moved out on the field and declared th a t the weather cotvlidlons were suitable and the gam e must start Strincck* marched "arnuntl 'in the vlaltor’a dugout for a short time then went out on the field for a consultation with Wlnriun, he then summoned Mrl Wtlmnt. 4*eLand lead oft man, to take hi* 'trtrt-W irTtrtrttitngb Th*l ended the Red Hal* ac­ tivity. Ruddy Ijike wu* th r com­ plete m aster of the Hat* from then until the contest was «<»tpC I 7 U .. p itted . . . . .. Sanford unleasheil a three hit, fi<a run attack on R ott In the bottom of the second to place the tilt on Ice, Dave Drlda drew a free pass, Don M urray singled, •followed hy a -single— tor-deck Harrison, newly squired Fed Infitlder, H arrison's blow sent Bride scros* the plate and Murray movrd to third. Ruddy la k e drew a free puss to loud the runways. Johnny McManus then poled a well tagged blow I n t o rlght-cente r field to drive Murry, iho „ 1„ of,y and e in U<m coni! < ny ring an Ren rts iii , tuoso. .et Vttiec, if* W ad ltrll. i f Alano. It, ’t:u>t«k.‘ w M, I’trst. I Touts eilVstni* 11, if Hettvrflvi-i. Ik pride, ct Lewi*, c Marts*, i p Harris" a. IP lab*, p The Sanford Celery F.-l* will t«-„ ftonnrnl with a ‘liiavir .Annreclation N ight’ ""tomorrow night when the Sanford Celi-rv Fed* meet the Orlando Sen itfir* in en nil-im portant ‘ronte*l. Tht* Senat­ or* are It-adinr the O te ry ted* by three itame* and ar.i ie altn " in fourth place in the Florida ........ opportunity to ihtlitv when he M pound Ja c k . the American rlaroh* Monday h! -ank*nit nrid»uth. a n d 'I■ of Ich in ring ex, the ihla ’ca re e r Arid coiiditlon.'.lr i* col lection, Texas Man Won Two Shooting Exhibitions COMMENTS SYRACUSE, N. ¥ .. tug. 8, 0P> —Charlie Poulton, San Antonio. Tex., salesman, hold* Itv small guage and 20-gaug<- title* In the National Skeeta Tourney today a f­ ter a shouting aahibiitoi) jn which he missed only one n lM 'ln the show* a'sectio n of the wn tanking p rufm ional* and am *. teurs tee off here today to quest of the Florida S tate Open Golf Chain ^ pjonahlp currently drlem led by -p e| r Cooper. Ponte Vedra pro. The three-day 72-h'»le medalp|«y event will be ilagt-rf on the tricky Dulnulrrad C pu jjtr/; Club. , layout. T rc off tim e la scheduled for I) a.m. . , Cooper la a hravyt favorite to rap tu re hia thligR titatc title, hut the hlonde-hairrd linkiiman farea com prtitlton from w hat I* regarded aa the toughest humegrnwn rv er aaaemhled for a 8 t a t » tournament. Poullon won th e . small gauge chamnionahip with 1*9 out of 100, smashed 100 straig h t n the 20gatige event and then went on to hit 00 .atrlaght in a throw-way ahootoff. Rillv Perue of Mobile, Ala., took second nlace .with a 18 x SO. Mr*. Marv Kill* of Jacksonville^ hold the National Womya'a 2tM gauge title a fte r scoring i*fl x MK). She defrated Mrs. la ro y Child* of Lake K crr,..Fbu. b y .a single pige- By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. YANK-HOIK.Lit SW tlKS Rememlier, th r lit r* w. York Yankre-Ilrimklyii Dodger W orld'Serle* hack in 11*41 7 Another so ■lea o( that proportion ll In the m aking' with the Yank* nut In i’roiit of the American League ami the Rickeymrn a sore I n i to fin-sh in -th e T o p slnt-fn-the-N athm al circuit. The first meeting was really a corker, ll was a series th a t would only he expected from Flutlm-h, Rabid fan* will long remember the fateful ninth* inning in which Tommy Hcttrich struck out for the third out in the ninth, only to have Mickey Owen d r o p ' the hall. This play exploded right in the llrook'a fare* and the a p ­ parent t to It victory turned inert a 7 t« I deleat. Also In the same series, ro­ tund F t'd ille Fitrsirrmoh* was ril ueMiv n liny ilrive off the or young Martiius Hunan. FKr, wa« forced to Ira,.- the tilt amt the Yankee halters proceeded to soundly thrash Hugh Casey alul "win IK ero n te* T b y ~ T 7 la P Hllr*Must of the '’big nam ed'' playeta in that memorable seriea al*i gone. Red Ruffing, Ernie Bon­ h am .'Jo h n n y Murphy, and R u s h of the pitchers of the series sre among those who a rc na langur In the big show. Along with them are Dolph Camiili. J i* Mcdwick. Billy Herman, Owen. Kithy Hlglie, ta r r y French, Iww Riggs and Angie (lalan of the Dodger*. Red Knife. J-dinny Sterm . iti|l Dickey, Joe Cordon am! Cringe Selkirk of Hid Yankees are aiming Cu no longer existanta. Some of the atars of the ‘41 series are still around, however, Joe Di.Mnggin, FhiT'Rixxuto, Tommy HanHch, Charlie Keller, If he i» “hie to ptav by World - Seri * time, and Rpud Chandler are still playing with the Yankees. Pete Reiser, Dixie W flk rr, Per Wre Reese and Casey are llkly to pin; Inr Rrxnklyn. DIMaggib was sleeted a* the moat .valuable . . . ____ .plnvrr In l b ’ Amcrirnn Iwagur, and Chandler was on the brink of tine of th most outstanding pitching raleers In the Majors. Rill Dickey, one of the all-time g rrata in ca tc h ­ er*' regalia wa* at the fading end of a brilliant catching c a ­ reer. Camilll was named the cnost val­ uable playyr In the *NaUutml le a g u e chat year ami Pete R e ln r was acclaimed aa the baseball "fin d ” of the year. Should the Dodger* enter the aeries this year they w ill carry with them tha firal negro hasehall player ever to play In a series contest, Jackie Boolnaon. The two team* do pot have the star* this year that- were in the lineupe back In 1941, b u f o t i r guess la th a t tha series will be a hot ona. In more ways than one. BOXING Jim my H a m ll and 11. II. Greer of Lake Mery are Inter •sted In getting several Hanford oungstera to go out to la k e lary to work out In dally box­ ing session*. Grier stated th a t there It no age or w eight lim it and th a t any­ one who ie Inter*(lad In attending tha seaaion* la Invited.. It Ie possible th a t In the event the hopefuls ahow up well enough they m ay be entered In the Golden Glovea event* to be held a t the Legion A rena in Orthis month. G'a trounced tH • Palatks u 6-2 Iasi night while their rival*, t h e r m . Augustine i—were rained out In their lied UR w ith th e Ixaaburg —l/P)^-TJln G eorgia-Fluri.la to-.i-} tfUB Atl-Htar* from Mu* Notlfie fu Circuit won* i he Thtr I Annual N o rib iS 'io 'h T ilt, i|f»(e«tin:f tlie Southern All-Star* 8 to 5 before! 2.500 fan* lari night. !•, wo* the first tim f N orthern trum* won i_ ,i.„ I alnesVUle Leads By Three Gaines Florida State Open Billy Kinard To Tourney Opens Today Meet Joey Dunn ORLANDO, Aug. 8. (Hm-cial) In Fight Monday —A field of more than 85 top- Feds To Meet Sens Northern All-Stars Southerners In In Player Night Trim, GF League Contest Here Tomorrow TIIOM A8VILI.E. Am-. ..H Occasional trips to Sports Rotindup Itv JERKY LI8K \ CHICAGO. Aug. Jtfrf/11 -There is plenty of grum bling aroun-l. the windy city about the recond dlvialnn floundering idT the Cub* and White Sor, hut the popular pilot* id -b elli rin tu lly VIVIAN IIROtVN AP N'cwsfealure* W ilier NIANTIC. Conn.— You ran have ytiur tuna fishing and your fancy yachting suit*— I’ll la k e my tru sty ol' trout rod and wailing lit Itches. n, C b u j l j t l i r i m i n iiml.T»*-W Teddy Lyons, atill an peat to laout of sniping range. i Vm .su . For one th in g ,‘Itolh Grimm rnd 'tM .ti.o Lyon* stand solid with the toys whn w rite nieces for the napi-rs, i la-cause both a r e . genial fellows whn disdain double-talk and nllli-1 If rlth e r has felt that of real professionals would his club considerably, which is i nly too obvlaua in both ramps, he has refrained from publicly pull ing T«N|H|f« litRUrtri i»e>li.nu l l t s i k *% t/fU m li the soueeie on hi* fi’out office. H A M filU i a t I»•!..*fit! Urimm'a Cuba still are virtually t*n!r4i|tn nt th e sam e club which won the 1045 L*«Ugr*i .ii lif» AiiBUiftnt* N ational le ag u e pennant agkirist war-decimated opi beginning to creak at tne joint*. Iteitiii in The W hite Sox have a b etterhh-nd ill , 1* . of vmrth- anrt—ertenirix. hm In- ttittsifitnnia 414 lurle*. anti erratic (tilching have for a hand-line arid a row boat— and I’ll l>e happy If I hook a foureyed catfish, Y’r r ie n U v '4 t was a different story. In a very u p -u a fashion, I decided th a t tro u t flies, sand* worms and live shrimp wcu* hoipolio! tiait strictly for Sunday Armed-And Assault To Meet On Aug. 30 CHICAGO, Aug. :l. (/Ft -Two big money-winning nontea, Assault and A I'mtil. will raco .-ach other tit W ashington Park on Aug. .70. for the Drat tim e in th eir career* In a 1100.000 w inner-t»li-*]L match race. In the richest m atch event In tu rf history, each horse wlH carry 12tt 'pounds over a mile and a q u arter route. The race may also tu rn nut to tie a spec­ tacular riding duel between two of America's beat riders, Eddie A rran, on Assault and Doug D o d so n owns a skunk coat and decides to buy mink buttons for It, on a jau n t that shuuld surely Istud me Myth Tuna F.-hing of 1047. I t was five a-m. when I set out to tiernme an old aalt on the. tiring deep. At the hotel ad latent to th r E m ates, and Charley Trippt of Georgia, w tlhbe shared by Gaorge R atterm an of Notre Deror. Hen Raimondi of Indiana, Tommk Mont of M aryland and Ernie Case cf U.C.L.A. Coach F reak L eahr, however, m ay find m fo r Tucker’s accurate passing. "I think th a t Frank Honai (Bes­ semer, Ala., catch er), and Norm McCord. th at big firs t osekfr front New Oilcan*, looked eiscdsHy impressive." Pennock sa id .' plonthlps h a rt, Aug. 22-21 Mis* C urtis will lead the phen<*n»nslly successful C rystal PIutig* squad Ann Curtis, who holds more re- of San Francisco in its n«rat for a sixth stra ig h t nation*! team RET0NGA SAVED TH E DAY FOR HIM, SAYS FARMER I F d t Mke 1 Would Have To Give Up If 1 Didn't Find Relief S o o n ," He States.; Wishes He Could Tell Everyone About Retonga. CHOICE . .• ’ - . -, U quors - Wines - Beer (« Have Installed N«w Beverage Dispenser Ice Cold Beer AU Times BILL S PACKAGE STORE and B 111 W. First SI. Ph» “ F or ab o u t, tid e s year* every meal I a b a h w d ' to form ; h .large lump In my stom ach and 'so much gas pressed up against ray cheat .th a t sometimes It wa* hard to breathk." continued Mr. CoJe " I tried tg e a t enough: to ba up ' and on th e go, b u t t didn't relish i a bit*. I fait weakened and fagged | out, I had to taka strung laxative* NEW YORK Xm s m 7 : 1 5 . and 11:45 A. M CHICAGO*, V / i hrs. 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Both the high lustre and semi-Justre can be used equally effectively on interior or exterior aurfaca*. - - Nationally Advertised a t $5.85 QUR.SPECIALJ>JUCK •"I never dream ed 1 would-'find .m e d ic in e to do m s a* much good a* Retonga did," gratefully declare* ttf . F . K. Cola, wallknown farm owner of Route 3, A.A MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M o n 'A r m e d Armed has poured I&U8.755 into the till for hi* owner, Warren W right of the Calumet Farm Stable. Assult ha* earned 1(125,37p for hi* , owner Robert J. Klrlwrg of Texas. , An agreem ent on Aug. 30 for the match race w as reached yeslrrday by W right and Kleberg. Armed is nix y ea r* , old and ii *w<’ *"’ur* *Ir , P- I" «pite of Irsin* | j ' i acreechlng keros* the lawn every H -T-fW -aeconda aftd rontem platiow «fI* vj aca-alck preventives. I finally dotided on one which the druggist with blight feather jlgJ. lie set guaranteed hail bet-n perfected by thrm In sockets built into the'boat the Canadian Army during the and arranged fishing chairs, is Old llalas It. b etter kiuuyi as tile Imat rnrrened inxsilv he iethe Chleago ■Hears, also funclion* "Ah, this Is the life ," said one marked. outaide of the National Foothiill of the would-be Ipr* as We Set* “I'm spiting these up before It L eagui. Dwner Coach Ccargo llid I tlrtl aboard the fishin g (mat, and a* had to send quarterback Nick he sw igged sogie o f the captain’s With these .word* -v photog­ Sacrlntv of Wake Forest the eutcoffee. rapher and a newspaperman both rirula of three Chlragu medical £ ' “Cut It with a knife,' I sugges­ norm ally p retty rugged, to-ik to school* liefare ha signed a tn-ar v,■aWyTiuk ted, refusing th e s y ru p / brew In th r rails, Clint rm t Sum Inly will work fm lh»f„ii fi«*or of th a t em pty feeling and a Thlrlv-five mllea off Montaiik hia medical degree while playing wa*!mi sea-sick pill, with the outrigger* set und some­ pro football Juat aa did Dr. Dan- g ™ ; fautoui tart Those wg what sulalued "sportsm en" sitting nv Fortm an and danllst Hill *l»*. rhlbotat- thii reels, the tuna began to wort!*. lit* nil In I vilyrtlttf ntanskl. 1 settled down on the cockpit in bite. Small ,tuna from ■*_Ti't<» 60 Ib >. CtRClltfllti ? a flshlhg chair, feet up on the uoumls—hut so simple. You reel irk ur Uhllrftlrtfthlci X Hal*- ■llidrlksen Zahariao. the ill 5, I’lilraR-s I* stern , directly over* the diesel ex­ ’em up to the boat and the captain queen of American .»nd Hiitish | flrt'iiltlvn I haust, ready to soak up the sun­ gaffs 'em I golf, ha* announced that her next shine for our trip to the middle uf It all seems like, 20 Vmfra ago,* m ajor tourney would be the N a­ the Atlantic (well, alust.) ami dc liter tim e, that I heard a tional Women’s A m ateur at FlunkIt was almut seven a.ni. when male voire (D an "cast-iron stom ­ I lieeamr sw are of a preliminary ach” . Mulvey, sport* editor of the flnttcfc of butterfly wings in my New Haven Regis'.*?! saying, stomach. Thi* was Just alaiut the "This is 'whv women shouldn't, he tlm r Hi- lolly little crew gave perm itted on fishing ti!p*-H Important title which ha»-eluded out with "flailing, sailing ovet the Mr, I don’t rate . I'm going In her. The Ralie was whln;>H in the .......................... ... Bounding M ain" . . . definitely rush right out to the tackle shop 1945 W estern A m ateur final* hy and pick up a Royal Coachman and Phvllla Otto, and Iasi vear she Veiling ath lrlea from tin Pulled butterfly wing rhythm. Hharllv a fte r the first b u tter, a Silver Doctor nnd head for a bowed to unheralded -Mary Mr- Ktat-e nnd Canada begin rhelr/ lU U jm W ' Dy U -k flig h t—and members of p retty stream , Huckleberry Finn Mlllln o f (irran TJiiy. WU„ Jn the three-day series at semi-final*. Ralw'.nvtV be think­ Munleinal .Stadium tnnlgh' in the It*- /km lly followed at frequent style. Or maybe 111 lust be rontent to-be a lady of tha lake and , ing over those rar«*iiefoati whllp first- International Amateur All- integral*. W ar Base ball Kories, and a flock Nal-odv told me 1 needed a weak tfiank my lucky star* I don't live tending her De^yl•rJ^h|*• garden. of Major League .trim;* i 1 rip er- mind and a strong bark la catch on a houseboat. H ereafter, I’ll tail to In* on hand Iw-htok over ih* tun*. *- W hat I had was n weax tak e mv tu n a fish on toast with Bewitch. Cal Irttuce am Ltom ato. beaten two-vrU Thing* nfight have hr»n d iffe r­ ih xlralgh* -rir I™ 4 « L several alreait* haj go n ite r her t i ent If. «nlv I had slept . . eaten Btakc* nt Y * n I1**" hem "ih other atrh the tomu ^ er w etrh to re In thetPrfJ AL FFaati Btaki-a mv hreakfaat . . . gone on the K sturday, lias star* doting wnrkout* g,id Lqtfl Washington Pi 1 - 1. To ,_ l^ fvs m the th - Phlladeiphii*. I'hll-a-lnhl.. upper deck . . . hadn’t tnhalod the hjoklng" back | n* f*«m the local rallbii eih au aL By golly, next time. . . . com patlsonJ the Athletjr* will direct th* (I, S, Man O 'W ar, 1 T rainer Ben , Mi won't *ny. *nd Canadian nines oh thg field, A vulture is known to have <*IR pley toniglt and w hether she i« V v limn Calu-t Th* m e t-F a rm ’# an M6r W hirls way, Relurday night, with the vlnnrr when they w «4 ffTyear-olds. hut mw*l!w * »l*r outfit drawn from l-'JUvenlle "Who <0° Baltimore sandlat te am for he ad m lu *he/ stake and w inti lh '- championship S u n d ry -aftervlherlng all her " “ »»• H t h e f l r i t two games ary Dr. Chnrtat L. I’eraon* )Pcd.'* s till, the U. S. and Canadian rlube Optometrist ___ will play a third tilt. Sunfay to ...... .......... „ „ „ „ w,„ where between Montauk and 18 Hanford A tlantic Ilk. Bldg. oppose Baltimore. The title game butterfllea) CapU ln Ed 8herman Ilonra: 9-11 1-6 *'■ Phene 196 1 will he played the aame afrimoon. of Nlantlc. Coniu, form er lineman L 9-1* , . ____ d Cl eases Fitted ■ IL M. M. Carpenter. Sr., o* ner with- the old Williams football of the Phillies, and hi* r?n*ral team , appeared with tha lu ru fUhmanager. H erb Pennock.; looked fng rod* which ha busily baited and tboda attending the H u lo tu are Invited to maka the trip to the Legion Arena, G rier staled Anyons who is in to n ated Jn N y io h al securing inform ation concerning t)ia training program may con­ tact Grier a t th a Lake Mary o n iu io u in , n u |i / t nv Women’s Regional AA(J swim­ contest between the Or- ming meet opens here today with Senator* and th* Daytona mors th an 160 contestant a entered. i Islander* w as postponed F irst event of the three-day meet . . „e **1*3 - w > ■ ___ *wae the lAQO-meter swim with cornelr P at P atton o f 'A tla n ta . M O -y ard ^N ational J The Clubhouse PER GAL. Thousand's praise Retonga. Ratnnir combined with liberal-quanttonic combined w ith liberal quanltlllc* of V itam in B -t and is in­ tended to relieve d istress due' to Insufficient flow of digestive joke* In th e stomach, loss of appatita. Vitamin B-l deficiency ami conetlpdUoR. Accept ne aub- Ask for our Compbts Color Charts YOUR DAV18 PAINT DEALER �FRIDAY, AUG. a. 1947 II. a a the result of tire damage, your home w a i m ade unl ivea b le , woul d y our policy pay lor the rent of euitable quar­ ter!? Rent insurance is an important part o l fire insurance cov­ erage. For complete rolection. see us to­ ny. THE SANFORD HF.RAI.D. S ^N »nnD . FLO R IU * ^ A Mexican Claims Are Nearly Cleared Up “ S E R V IC E BE Y P N D 7 H E 0NTRAC _ - i S tO A M E S G U T AG ENC Y FOR RUNT By 11(1tV A BO DOBSON WASHINGTON. —The, govern, ment U still lining ita claim business at the u m r old stand. Th Indian Claims Commission, created by Congr©** last year, has taken over the offeced. tele­ phone num bera—nail much of the s ta ff— o f f Ariteriran-M exican HELP W AN TED 6 ARTICLES FOK SALE RECORD PLAYERS for rent. By CONCRETE SEW ER P IP E day or week. The Music Box, 110 ___ SEPTIC TANKS. G rease Traps W. 1st St. Phone 963. lltorks, Aluminum Window* and Screens. White cement. Paint, O FFIC E apace Iri Mcltch Building. Perma-tile, Hurricane btae^s Large light of ices, new ly decorMiracle Concrete Company, .lot) £e<T, Oil U tilities, heat and ja n i­ Elm Ave. Phone 1335. tor aervlce furnished. Ca!| 8CH- ------------ >. , —W. II. A A- Dept- Store. 4 .CEILING (an* l«r sale, ta p e y j CONVALESCENT- HOSIE now - D rvg S tnrr. — open at Chuluota, 18 miles 3. K. of Sanford and *18 mile* N. E .j RADIOS. Motorola. Sales of ^prlando. ta r g e .screen and and Set vice. The Music Bos, open porches to a it and enjoy 1111. W. 1st SL Phone 933. the cool breeiea off ta k e C ath­ erine. ta r g e graunda an J walk* safe from autd traffic. I.ni'ge ROOK COATING- Asbestos Alu­ minum roof-coating- good' for lobby and'room sl llrlck construemetal, slate or composition roofop. Can arrnm ialate 35 only, ing. Stop leaks. Cools your home hone of -write for reseivatlnn 10 to 16',;. Ten year w arranty. at once. Oviedo 2382 or Dr. SENKARIK GLASS A PAINT M artin 2302 or write Box Ut7 Chuluota Florida", Hurge TeTan —CO. 112-114 W. 2lid SL-----------for guesta to visit their doctor. PAIR Mexican handmade shoes. A VAIl.AIH.r-. s t onre, convenient5A, red and white. Photic 6*»r J. Iv located, down town section, up to date apartm ents with all h e w in g m a c h i n e s modem convenience*. Adults HALES K SERVICE ’ ’ onlv. Phone 550. H E R T S SEWING MACH. SHOD l t r. S. FRENCH. PH. 11HO the Claim* Commiision. which ex­ pired hy law April 4 Until- the final day* of tha con­ gressional session. however,^ the commission was a financial orphan. Congress wailed until *ol* most the last minute to ap propri­ ate funds for it, and the three f iU.UOtl-a-yyar commissioners had intis w ithout; paychecks front midApril until the end of July. The appropriation was made in an omnibus hill which took care BUTCHER WANTED— Thursday, FridaV anu Saturday. Apply M argaret Ann Store, C. K, Hug­ gins*. M anager. EX PERIEN CED celery grower or trained farm m anager for furm in Zell wood area. Good i-esition for rig h t p arly . A. Duda A Sons, "Oviedo." Phone 2151. * GIRL for cashier A cosmetic roun ter, also aoda girl, ta n sy 's litu g Store. 9 WORK. W ANTED EXPERT p a in tin g — contract or - hourly basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estim ates. Phone 783-J. FLOOR fiA K lillilL . A -flntaW m i. cleaning A waxiug. Our power unit enables ue to work whore there ie no electric uonnecllo.t available. 21 yeais ex p ericn c, H. M. Gleason, Luke'M uiy, Fla ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all kinds- Smith Bro. Phono 1188. NEED A NEW DRESS? Let Wannitu niskt- it. W annita Tnylcr, Box 145-A Snnionl, Rt. 2COAL circulating heater. Reason2 or 3 tied loom house, dose if), ajde. Ph. 1165-J.__________ ■ 2 0 . W ANTED TO RENT 12 good^ejgrences. Phone i i l .M. of a lot of unfinished fiscal busi­ ness. Mexican t'lsim s Paid At last, all of the (tending claims of United Sta*c* cittxcn* against Mexico amt Mexican eitixens an- 'v ttle cl. Certain claim* alwnys hnv,- been handled dirvejjy hy- the State Demirtlnent and in the luturv all Mexican claims will go to it. Jnme* A. Langston, seeretarv **f the jnst o f a long line of Mexican claims t-ommtiuion*. is pretty proml of how it all cante ou*. The commission -field- o ff 1.265 elnims for $3 7 ,9 1 8 2 tKE0 5 .' Tip' peo­ ple making them hn>l asked origi- - “ f..i i.tsijiWi.usa Altogether, tangslpn explained recently, the »*vrr*l commissions tha- have shuffled IfflO f * 11 ctntms around since 1923 appruved aimut $4 0 ,7 6 0 tHH» worth. Under an pgreelnent. M«xlr» nut up a little more than $40,600,000 to pay them. Some Mnnrj Lacking That loaves soqie successful rlpttnMiil.s -Mil holding the tutg' fpl • Unit $2 1 5 .1X14), tan gs'im aniil, They won't get It. unless the Mexican government put lip the nniney.. , The last 2 0 0 ilium - settled hv the commission were the historic Texas cattle claims which origi­ nated in (he lute 18 0 0 '*. They an>se fUtm border rants by Mexi­ can soldier*, and once amounted to more than $5 0 3 )0 0 ,0 0 0 . The new Indian Claim* Coro mission face* a similar job, and Langston is its chief clerk mid administrative officer. It . is author11etj to hear all ttalm a hv Indians against*rhe'gvtvernmriil. It. can settle them di­ rectly. and its derision* can be appealed to federal courts. 'I nn Are Old Many i>ut«fanding Indian claims are a* old as the Texas rattle claims tangs-mr said. Some are the fatuous "irony” claims of the S io u x ," whose ponies wen- driven o ff and imblo-d hy the U. S. C av­ alry when, It found that the Slottx fighters rotitd ho whltmcd no oth, T r- w ir r'----------- MICK ISY MOUSK . Hy Wall Disney ______ :_____ ^ _____ VC<EN T U .W - i -. Aiie 3oc*3 W R O T I-... a u S N -3 MA'kO. HX6TpRjA| - i t h i s 15 TUE SON^ ) \NQtTERS'SOCl 6 T vv.... WE RE <3 lVlf4 5 SOU A J5 TVIlS T U c r S L tiA T W P C 3 S \ TME S ^ O W V i t t U SOCI 5 T V ? B A N Q U E T K)C!V«S>T in 5 t \QmAt~ • Y T U ‘5 15 A D E L E G A T IO N ' ¥: v* F C o w T u e c v ju ic e -- ( C?U?AST\\cNT' NOURE t ^ BE S 3 O U LLE I7 IN A S A ( Pv,riw>C \\£NACS! ' ------------ * The t'ommissiou has not adopt­ ed Its rules yet, Langston sabl, and Iras received only seven ten -1 InMve Indian* claims Most of 11a-so will have to be re-sub­ mitted, he m id, when the rule* are amiTmnrrd. There is one holito\)-i commis­ sioner. Edgar K. Witt o f Waso. T ex, The two new ones are Louis J, Ituuir of Sheridan. Who., and William M. Holt of Lincoln, Neb. SPECIAL 5FMVICE3 CANVAS PAINT- clear and eolUl» TO . GARAGE, apply to II. K. Cia-hran, ors. SENKARIK GLASS & FOR REN T—Floor sander. Eaey 117 ta u tc l. T K A I ) lv IN PAINT CO. Phone 320. operation. Reasonable rate*, San­ ford P ain t St Glasa Co. Phone FLOW ERS ALLOW ANCK 803. 3 REAL E fT A T E FOR SALE foe eU occasion! FOIl YOUR. OLD RADIO ~ " n O D G R ~ PLYM OUTH McNKILL A. YOST FLORISTS’ REAL ESTATE PARTS AND SER VICE Mips* Ave. Just off Celery i INSURANCE Phone 1011 I Office ph. 403 residence eh.- 610-R 1 0 0 Palm etto A ea. M 9 -W .—1 stI 'h r 1153 n r * MORTGAGE LOANS 3 RAYMOND M. B A LL Realtor i Paint*. Poultry Supplies, Nails, YA-DE moth proofing taite 6 P utina Feeds, Groceries and veate. Hava your woolena moth a Registered Broker and proofed now. Downtown Clean­ ,M<*ala, Touehton A W atson, 1201 Insurance Agent er* A ta n n d ry . 113 Palm etto Celery, Phone 1199. • , Bin. 4 Florida S tate Bank Bldg. Ave. Phone 914. CANVAS AWNINGS -•NEW, two story, three bedroom FOR SALE— l.lm crock for drive­ Plano Tuning and Repairing. L. L and rqadwaye— Phone CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS home. Two ear garage. O n 1 ways 8111. Re*. B ll-W ,' 1241, __________________ tu rn er lot 116 x |40 in M ayfair. VENETIAN BLINDS Will sell unfurnished or furnished. rU X E D C T PR E bS -complete, Bro. H 1GNH Aluminum, Steel, Wood I Phono 356- M. Show cards and posters , H unt's Tuxrdr K*«l Store ■— ................. — 10 DAY DELIVERY O— DDF,’8 SIGN SERVICE TWO farm houses, 18 arm s land, Batter1 * -* 4r n altery Charging. QD. tan d feaa. Phone 1011 i J|-three inch wells, 214 miles S. II. II. PO PE CO. INC. S f'P f Monroe on highway <4. John RAD1ATOR8 cleaned and repair Davit, Box 16, ta k e Monroe, ed. Cohen R adiator Shop, 104 FR EE ESTIMATES Fla. S.MITTY'S -Self-propelled taw n Sanford Ave. Ph. 366-W. Phone 80S Mower— Sm itty'a Garage cor­ flout* on large lot. Com er Hickner Second Street and Sanford LAND C L E A N I N G « AND ory and 7lh St. 700 K. 7lh St. LKAINAGR. S NEW CATER­ Avenue. ( all I LIU for free dent12.900. Apply tn J. E. W alker, -xinstratinn. PILLAR DKIHKL BULLDOZ­ 910 Cypress, Ave. ERS W ITH PALMETT1, COMPLETE kitchen in one unit. RAKES TWO 3/4 YD. I tARGAIN—A new concrete block Gas stove, oven, frigidnlrc, sink DRA G LIN ES. EQUIPMENT-, Bungalow, with tw.» !>cilroom*. and cupboard. .Mareeoelle Cabin NOW IN T H IS VICINI bath, large living roonu I,lichen Court. French and Park. T h an a N IM N IC nT CONHTRUCTIO | Z,td dinette. Cnnrrelo wall* are 22U-M. CO.. ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE [M astered on th r inside and slu r, 2-29X1, _ _ _ _ _ V i" S x ' f i ' 5 rued on the outside. Concrete MIT<?HKLL window u ir condition­ er. Will cool room 16 x 20 feet. RENT A CAR floor* a re coveted with heavy Randall Klrelrie Co. YOU DRIVE n r nehestos tiling block*. Property PHONB 200 I* located in San L snta Scetlnn. FOR SALE ■ BISilCKLAND-MORKIHON Priced at 16,500.00. 11.000.00 OLD N E W S P A P E R S -3 O I^ T S U-DRIVE-IT, INC. down paym ent will nandb. Blill have a small 5-roam new PF.R POUND. BUNDLED IN S E E US FOR bungalow, in f ln th w v t Section, ‘ BUNDLES. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING __ priced at $4,800.00. 10. 15, 20 and 25 OENT AND TYPING A new road *kle sandwich and _______HERALD O FFICE_____ CREDIT BUREAU OF • food shop nn Highway 17 fiprth SANFORD 'J Sanford. Building ia 30 x 42 ATTENTION TRUCK OWNERS It# N. P ark Phone 180 B 'l fully equipped for businesa. New U S Royal 660 t 20 6 ply W H Y G E T U P N IG H T S Equipment consists o f ; ateam tire ami tula- $25.00. Reel’s EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING Uhle. Siltsx coffee makers, eounFred Myers, 81! E. 2nd SL Paint Shop, 306 W. 2nd SL D U E T O K ID N E Y S ? tcra. stools, tables, rju b register, M R TMM OUT HNS DOCIOTS W*» ATTENTION MOTHERS and oth er kitchen' equipment. See Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal • It yoo*et upnishie—haw freqomt — D IA PER SERVICE— Also haa a smalt four-room Wurka for new Ktrdintnra, new ah* to pew your water—hut have itfily Baby V slrst furnishes hospital sraaty t-*tsasr*—yrt.-wul haw backache, bungalow, detached, for living Radiator cores, Radlajur clean­ clean,sterile diapers and deodor­ due to r u m eriditg 4n (he urine, tw (te-1 q u a r t m . Building* and* nil ing and repairing. ised container. Economical and you’re irelln i ihit; ’ equipment priced a t $6/4)0.00 Three srnenlians ago Dr. Kilmer, a 3-BURNER STOVE: -m all Ice ■afe. Fully medically approved for qui> k sale. dorlnf, found humlreti* rd hn box. 618 W. 1st St. Call D aytona 2487-W collect for (amour FRED W. RENDER petirnia with ihi* trouble I'elMlsXingtv details. 94 dikpera, $2' a wee ' be ixsde a medicine of IS herb*, toot*, Room 2 Fla. Hlalo Bank Bldg. Electra-ehrf stove and heat tola sagsla bk*.halisms—Neture'sewn way to "F IR S T IN SANFORDP h ftn e 1030 very reasonable. 619 Magnolia. rdlrf, Its called Jt "fru m p * « .|" sn.l Ph. 218. LONNIE MCMULLEN’S Market million* of grateful men and women have IMMEDIATE POSSESSION _____It—ewter t t n w ith s m a rin t reeutt* Barber Shop open Thursday, taken acre farm , borne, 4 room house, Swamp Root foe* ri*ht to woek to Friday A Saturday. furnished or unftfrnltlird, beau- 6 A H T1C LES W A N T E D gush out ktdneyv. . . tncttseee IVrw ..I tiful lawn, ahrubs, fru it tree*— relieve rtcref srvllty . . *o erina helping _ DREDGING — Beaches and land D m h r listed its trd hi adder set* a I-o-t flushtt-t 8 orange, 6 grapefruit. 6 guava, fills adlacent to lakes. Mobile out, too. Many report getting a g<«»i (chest cash price paid for uied fill 4 persimmon, 6 fig, 4 loquat, 1 Dredging Co. Phone 669, W inter night's steep st ter the tire f few tfnee* furniture. Ted Davis F u rniture peach. Shade treas--hickory, Caution: laha as direct sit P ark. Co. S it E. l i t . Ph. 968. w ater oak, auatralian pine, crepe Foe free trial supply. **nd to D ept T, m yrtle, palma. 4 acre cultivated I'LL HUY your car regardless of M K ilm er 4» C o.. Inc., B os l i t * . H u m b ert LQ5T * FOUND C onn O r—g et futl aired b o ttle o f ttwam p rich garden soil, I acre cow p a s­ age or condition. Roy Reel, 304 R oot tmdsv s t V " " Hm eet net. ture. 2 chicken yartla fenced. I LOST—Louts w rist watch Iwlween W. 2nd SL ___________ ■Mesial) well, 20 rhlgkent. U . I8th and F irst S treet. Reward O T ie'Federal Highway in bro- Small gas refrigerator. Ph. flhfl-J. retu rn Sanford Herald. You S tifftr U i . . . e c u . N ear alore 1 mile* West AUTOS FOR SALE of Sanford. Route I, Box 73, W ILL TRADE 10 fL Mahogany IB inboartt motor boat & tra ile r for Sanfordsmall house tra llrr or model A 1942.11 UDSON C u b (ioune. May be seen at Middleton's Grocery, [A nice home wRh income property, Ford. P. O. .Box 1464. Sanford. East Geneva Ave. ct«*e in, and fairly priced. The Phone 1014-R. house is in iplentlld repair—not m T PONTIC 8—A-I condition. a thing to be done, except move Phone 616-W. tn. Living room, dlrtlng room, 7 P a li, Livestock, Sopplie* V , f g U fcom forb kitchen and l-edroorq downsksir*. •f/icioncy W AN TK I» ^U P / T O ~ * * a NHW - f ^ l T l I S W, Are you tro u b tad toy ia very large bedroom and itath HAMPSHIRE FRYERS, 1 f t TO dutress <y> tsmsls ADV ERTISING I u ik Us m i m o m m y ___ n ; also tw o e a r irar*ge 8 LBS. ON FOOT. PHONB |Dosd .writh three room upstair a p a rt­ DELANO, FLA. 1H -X J. HE. ONCE m ent YKRSE PHONE CHAIU1ES. fc FRED W. BENDER i Room 2 Fla. S tate Bank Bldg. HELP WANTED Phone I0M Tn~ s im n T $50 The MUSIC Hox Wheeler of Sanford We REPAIR! V^FEMAL COMPLAIN! I ARTICLES FOR FULL time Watkins Route ivaJL. ebia in Sanford- If you h a te a S E E T1IE n#W Lawn Shaver. A dt v ear and knd ar,* w illing ’ ttf work 8 fo r dem onstration. SENKARIIC hours a day tor excellent earn­ k PAINT CO. 112-u T ing!', write for personal inter2nd BL .. View. A.D.IL Caro H erald. . • t. itlerlne s e d s tlts ! m slfse t on one of W m ri« K h * sm ’s Comupre.m»nrs to turn a great stotnsehlo ton let iN E w S k rtR p nindlM ililliBETTVJt LYDIAI. PINKHflrS , DOES IT, B liU m B uUd g-;.i IM4 M & tfe K H K r .--".Jt - v.r,. r , 1 LB fl -i? „ .... —-— —— f - . -T-irU! ■~- - * ^ l A-i—* 9 �• »' i \ L-*- >'= V‘. f P A G E E IG H T >RD, FLORIDA H ritis li F R I D A Y , A U G . 8 , 1947 ' ’ •T - C riH fH By STANIEY I ^ubpoenan Issued It*** !*■■• l l u l E m p lo y m e n t In J u ly ~ * . t i a i t j T h ert is S tr e n g th - THE W EATHER P artly cloudy tonight nnd T utstt'ealis*** Ire a P*a < O w l R e a c h e s N e w R e c o r d n Prom P ro Uote tl ,hth# * PPregreaa j M of ^of America s ■day with widely srsttered show . mg lo. argua with you.” Fergu­ Pradnra Prosperity for S tnford. er«. - , . » -4 WASHINGTON. Aug. H. ^ son instructed com m uter aide* § > m f m b I t F r a l d Civilian em ployment mounted u ;s ' to is mm a subpoena to w it.' a new all-tim e record of MOTS * -‘ M ughn' papers. tuppow d to be 000 in July, the Census Bur». •A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY NEW .PAPF.il tr|Kirteil today. ■ in custody of one of the Holly­ N O . 192 Joblessness climbed also,' t r u A s s o c ia te d P re s* L a a s e d W i r e wood millionaire’s auditors in SANFORD, FLO RIDA , M 0N D A \ A t’G. 11. 191i E a ta b lia h e d 1 9 0 8 ing 2.S84.000 a* students sougki ,UME X X X V III downtown hotel rom. summer work and graduates hunt. Noah Dietrich, who hcadi »r.«ld ,hr 8of* » > U I m inisters would hr the absolute m aster*” .......... , , Hughe‘f Tool Company, told the of the country whil.t I’arliam m t romraitlcf that, although he had wa» In recess.. It is xhr.li.lM l to .2 1 been . served wilh a subpoena to 00.000,000 the “full em ployrCm -1 ^ * * 1, 1 ^',r ,h *' *u*tnf<r next work. goal as defined by form er Vic* I» th il n u n u r y to the life of produce the documents, he legally President Henry A- -Wallace. July th f co u n try ? " hr asked. “ It would does not have possession of them rmp)oymant_topf>*d J\ine, th* nr,, mean a s p a te ,of alarm und di»beciuse ih e j . comprise. Hughes' vious high, by 24,000 workers rouragetneril ami paralysis." personal papers. Counting those in th # '* y n 4 ~ l “rehin d ec la r'd Hint' A ,____ ! forces, th e nation’s Ju ly total?V * 2rh Wi-diinulay, in which -the — ZDo you have those p a p c rt? “ job holders waa 02,604,000. . Prime Minister outlined hi* wo. Ferguson demanded of Hughes. mon*. m l |»M |)ti»|frfifn - fur llrl“ t don’t have them on my per­ Premier Makes Second Laboritc Caucus Up-j U ln - w«« “ ifpivm aljr ju«l|ri>«| to t* son, if th at la w hat you mean," inSdci.iatc." * ; . Hughes retorted, as spectators Appeal For Coun­ holds Decision To roared arith laughter. swsweek Editor Ad­ Carrying on in a sharp personal attack on the I’rim* .Mirritt.r. Hanging a glass a s h 'tra y on the D e f e r Nationali7cil Action Forcing ----------------+ dresses Closing • Churchill imiuiird; committee table, Ferguson shout­ "W ho it going to wield tlirxe inB Steel Industry Troop Withdrawal ed: “ Don’t try to get sm art with Demands On Senators’ d k t r o i t , 1 Aug. 8, n fi - p * , * Banquet Of State this com m ittee." Dowers? Not Merely the it.m e A DITICTIVI AHIMMI 70 COMfOIT Fillpina Mammano. 9, ss the child’s Time And Failure Increases on N ash automobiln I a v m » C o n f e r e n c e Minister. who ire in i iAricteoiirttly In one of the storm iest se rn rt mother, Mrs. Orlendlna Nicoilela, cries hysterically In the background. LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 11 ’oF* Randall And T’lu* “Babel’ -v; ii 0P) , Win LONDON, ' W . ..... , ranging from 195 to 1168.40 h«r. * J a y C eC C U " lC IC " C an am use-, passenger in the pic* of tha Inquiry into H ughei $40,-.* T ha youngster, pawn in s custody disputa between her two parents. Picmicr N'okraihy P a.ha ol .ton Churchill ’.aid -tonight In* To Locate Meyer •ur# boat." been announced by N ash-K elvink — 77 ", OOOJIOO w artim e airplane contracts, was about to sail from New York (or Italy with hrr lather when lb* f• 1 or Corporation President G roin EtW srd W. R srtctt. editor " Egypt today warned the United Labor government*, ’’economic etiH r .b e la u d rh a t tlm gOVe.nHughes today charged th at Chair­ mother, armed with a writ of habeas corpus,' attempted to halt her Given As Reasons W. Mason. Nawtw^rk m sga/inc. told the tnrnt'* m inisters a r i a n u n who Naliotit Secuiily Council that fail­ ii.” legislation c o n fm rd powman Ferguson (R-M irh) wa* try daughter’s leaving. Ignoring the writ, Uie (ether boJided lb* S. S. The boost*, which went Into ,f. J unl0, Chamber of Com Club Urged To Eack ure to gel Briti.h troop, out oi r l . of '-viitual diclaloi.hip on a w trr pn pai ..I always to put tin ing to put him and Meyer on the ■Seiurnla and the girl waa Unally allowed to sail (international)' \\ \ S H I \ t . l ON", tu g . 11. ( I *1 party before the natlvn. stand a t tha same tim e to “grab Th.Ur*d. ^ ’. fo11- ' merer conic,rncr at it. clo.inf — ijuasril llirdwell. llidlyssisod Egypt may lead n> open w aifate cabinet whn»p piiine inini.tei ed inersasea in recent days ht n * "_ , . .l Roadside Parkts At In hla •perch, A ttl.V bud . all.il publicity”. . puhiicltl man. said t«d») he General Motors Corp., 'Packsrf bjfcquet Sunday, that the econotn llir lom nuri. "might he d tjta td rd " al any nm for. "Dunkerque aplrlt" to . v. i “Now juat a m lnult. Mr. will flic a ♦1.000,909 lihel suit • F rrg u to n : Will you try to bring State C o n f e r e n c e againit oense account of Kuxi--it Hit dwell, Motor Car Co., and H alter-F raut b la n d political c u m in huro| c com* a threatened dollar fannt. Hughes,” Ferguson shouted. Making hi. .econd appeal fpr ment. against Vi.iti l»ielflih. offirisl him in? Hollywood publici.t born of fast ■prndln.f and under H uffhti said hr would not pro CorF ’ ,|.. ,, . . j*e“ not only iciioui but .taggeini ihe llu rh e s Void t’ompsny, council action again.! thr Blit Cited As Cm irm ' Chun lull a d d iru e d lli«* lloit-i Hughes: No, I don't think I will. production. ■ ~ Approval ol universal military This account bad lirted Jesse due* Meyer because Mayor twice of trliim ony whirh The big rrowded committee M om iih. the Premier .aid in a 9.00<* ot Commoni a . il moved toward c ; a - u-. r«7 * « “ You talk of Dunkerque rplrll," t c c O l F r t c c i o m Isecuuse had been brought before th* com­ was training w a. voiced at the rtatc Jones, then head of the liecon- -u,“u T ,r p ia I list 11s h gase a Senate siihsilent for a full minute as word prepared .p erch : final action on llir lull, .y-pim e.l Churchill mild. “ W hat would Dun­ absorb raising costs of matertsli n**'1* ty tr f f , ' ° n lo U . . m ittee. ’ * Utriwj lunmAWler engpw sng'**•♦*» ptauw , _ fintshM Bgiooe aad tlist esety nalum t i»r d u cc io t'i-m fclu u i, duim tL jhc iu pi . Ferguson and Hughes g la n d at structiun Finance Comnany, a t oim ami labor which go into kerque have to-eri if tlm little b o at' "T h e mflfihm o f peojHP, ; i4H« f,irt' ive»^ irf* t T>ie||miiivrv' vote Grimly, Ferguson asked Hughes each other. contractu a« m lril to Howard MOSCOW \u « . II bP) l).v incr cn n fc irn tr of iKc FfouiTi of those Hirdwwll rlairiMl lo have } a if t o m O'b 11 e s "without *iaT« were only going to tnk< «ff tntm _ Britain, might tutium L . to rep eat that. ’ llnuht-s .H ildaell. who said h* inhabit the Valley of the Nile Earlier, today llailiamrnt's Lebqr^ Then the chairm an tn k id font- antertained in the pcrio.1 from prices^" vi,I / . n l u j t U , P iavili inmmen . ber» of the tia d r 'tn.u u nnd it .u < Ja y c rr. which was held al th' had Iwen called lo lesllfy tsefor# "I don’t remember,” Hughes laid mitti-u counsel to. drgw up u .»ublet. the United , Slates is su< have never eras rd to resent th ■ ilet in' a caucus ttpbchl the Alt • laid th a t wc didn't in to u lin k e r ’s He said Nash was h 'k tn r the Ju n e 17 to July 16^19.2, D ietlirh tail f. ilrlivernl in .vllai k ol n m llir S m ile M at Investigating slowly. “Oet It off the record.” poena for Meyer linnw diatil). sfu 1 in it.to rin g Isigc ic j Ic Mayfair Inn over the W ffkfnd pirsencr of IJrllish fortes on Eg)p Ire cahinrt’s decision lo sir Ire na • c u it for th r rrat ?" cost of its low price “600’* line cl said. f.iilK"ii|inillre this morning, (O ff th* stenographer’* iw o rd ­ iv li.ill * page b-liv «'n the 1 ml and was presided over by Ihci Ferguson signed the papers and T h u a p p a tm tly was it reference car* for th* first tim e since OPA luftion and a higbrr slsndafd ilefora the question n! entertisn territory. ing of the proceedings I. lionah/alinn of the ilrrl indu'lrs, announced: . • e«l Stales pie**. iletl.um g it was drilled at a ne»a conference idrnl W. F. (Bill) Rollc.lon ol to Fuel M inuter Kmmanuel Sl.liicontrols were removed last year. lln l hr fslsltird an expense living to Knglsnd and llic Meyer, p u b l i c i t y man for rhurrhill said "a convulaim-" "So long as the occupation con “ I Just signed a subpoena for lainineal for Jones was in se d , th f not .in oig.iu ol opinion anil ton w*H'i i perch several wcelrx a <0 In Manncland. a i'o n u l. is Dietrich testified committee had produced front the Hughes, has testified to spending M eyer-forth wit it.” Ip the l.al>or-Party might resiitl itinent. linuew this populai icsentm ent^an which hr waa trp o rtad to have „*Jd , v« iii'ii. I iii .» lo m m cim l cute: 1104,000 In l>™m°Unn of Hughes’ I lie dirretors endor.ed snd ap Isvl v ^ p k t — . in Use’ powers' falling (o "tbc Handing the paper to committee W hite House files a telegtam from expense account7” 1 . . . . .* • “w* do not give m tinker* ru«* Mr. BaiieU.-jyho served on ific ventures. Including airplane con­ attorneys, Ferguson said to tell INrdwell to Stephen Fatly, then n piovrd * motion that l II tlulu not ne stilled. Its llare-ups cannot Minister «sf Health 1Aliemin Itev ' pii*e. about non-ldd/or prupto in lit! “ D eftnH elyr Dietrich replied. tracts. Ills detailed list of, .ritirn \\ \< |||N C .|t» S , \wg II ^ If ol the O llice o( War Inlortp _- the United State* m arr haP “th at W hite House •rcrrlary.~ail.ing for * .U ln .” cooperate extensively vvith th* he prevented. Such a siloalion an) nr sdineoiie rlss'.’*’ ' j’MV.Ia is the olll.ivl oigan ol He s a id .th e expense item al­ ditures included many items of en­ we mean business on this Sub­ an appointment with Fatly to dis­ can easily get out of hand. Ihe Ihe Senate inquiiv mlo 1 lovrarrl ition during the war. was *n A Socialist inform ant *tiid mory “T iir m iniiler ' who made those ready had been paid a t tho time it Stair Koad Department in ihrir cuss Hughes’ plane. l llir t omnium I P ulv. tertainm ent for Army -officers, poena”. Ihn-.li. ‘ vviitii"* plkPf contract* peaceful intentions oi my* govern than IlMi Lalwrites n b siatn « | from B d U ced hy Lind W rber, manager expressions," Churchill aaid, "still ram e to hia attention. Ha adJM governm ent officials and others. roadnde park project, aad »•» *1 Dietrich identified a $2,040.66 / «tj*vsk) * ill n k vs a* in iv Karlier. the Senate invertigatora voting at llir. p arty caucus. Al!remain* a meAil>er of |||.< govern tT m— Iritm l—ihrtTjnlp i " 1 *v: and — 1 ment may be thwarted." Mayl air Inn. where the The Ferguson, Hughes exchange found an expense account item by bill llirdwell had submitted to that the company had “many d ea l of A the Road Department in any wav tee’e anugio- * d - s w |" r r "sens un*y I .11 Ill'll to an iil'.lr by ST: M vnvgiquj , , III . m*nt in ip itr of hit failures, ami ings" with llirdwell and may have went on: — Declaring t h a t t h e rtre ea rT T fir. fo u r Votes. a | )<> 77. This .action rover expenses on hit trip. Meyer’s predecessor as llu g h e i’ h r la retained in Ilia podlim i b> « |L ' h - y p m n h l e . l.ihtcn bibs in I James ol t*n' , ' "■* > l gotten, th e . m oney-b ark -o n -o th er Ferguson: Now Mr. Hnghei Ish-Fgyptlan trea ty signed in '930 fotced Vrrali'itraut member* lo , siniicil l hail man I r i » u s o n quet ’ —“ I-qt»r*tturn'd IM Hem Tuneerh*, quel were held. Declaring that be ' th r play of outside font-*." w>ke» ie-y eu r answer: 1 Nrvs. Nmk limes, who lisd.’ ciit F’retl C!rrwn of Orlando presided bad lo rn "superceded l-y ilje ( U. wlllidrasv n |eso|iltio|| l a lllllg lipo'i or Ji-sse Junes and iinm. dlately; Ing Mr. Jones," thu witness smd, transactions. (K Mi' ll.) "I 'he tim.. 5 ell *•» vie \V*r In He testified that llirdwell had had married a Florida girl and over the meeting of the nm retaries N. I C harter," the Prem ier sharply the goverilm rut to iitnlei lake. I It Hughes: I Just to ld you that I got an affidavit th a t ' Jones-waa ‘and railed him up. Mr. Jonea ■itireil Ailleiani es ol A lrvtm lri 1 i vrsti-vlini! •commlllee, whi»h i* made the affidavit th a t tho .ar{g« now a frequent vuilor to this on S aturday afternoon. The rec- assailed llritish argum ents (list the Btrel program at tin- next ses­ don’t rtm am bar. • not entertained. • •said he was not- present at any en­ j MuiO/OV. S n ir ) ilelrg slr III llv council should dism iss the case as i "inIm ling the ,iit|unv\ simply »nretaries recommended to th e .state .Uie, Mr, Barrett ..id that a. Ferguson: Then I'll ntk you sion o f I’m hann-nt, n|uoiinr in C ily S u rv e y * . Noah Dietrich, executive of tertainm ent given -by Mr. llird­ name of Jones because he h a j put l 'u ilril Nation I >iminii uul b-> organization that they publish n* gruuntllcaa. The (renty* gave Itri- Oetolier. I.al«>r I 'a iiy l e f t W ing , III llll'lCll I v 1"*ed V-SIIOII of the again. “ Will you bring »lr. Meyer H ughes' Tool Company, produced well." editor of New.wcek, hii job u down the name of evervon, he conrial t iiiim il. • pamphlet to lie issued If riicli er- lain thh right to station troops in c is have ls-.-n a iia rk in g A l l l t r In to the 2:00 o'clock hearing. II HMllNHtll fit*IM r « |* 11Nr | the affidavit a fte r he said lie had group that l|- h a d been decided • Then, said Ferguson. "In your tacted In W ashington and had en- digging out live news and trying ganizntion eccrelnry outlining Ids Egypt. (M oio/ov lolil the . I "HIM il w err established her* during III" Hughe*: No. I don’t think I will, uuestiuned five year* ago an ex- “ Plnion llirdwell hud padded his I tertained only • few j f them. thi* ground retain progrism w o t »n d rie r luit’iei lie.iung* until lie. ahead of the duties. A brief nullin'- of the Nokrnahy Pasha strevserl tlirse on to tec l i l t y rat. "too little nnd too la te" .an d his Soci.il t mnmiller I titlav. \ii4 I. four points: executive secretary's office was Nov I / nrw« leadership w as .untn-piidig. • Under tiir heading, "laical Itav. ' lllfll Hu'iin lia.l ie.il tieril"in "I , ” 1—The fa rt that dispute ex­ lie gave I* > pun q**l reason*. M aterials," are lu to l agrirultu. One fnrliini at Ihe parly c a u ­ •®me of it ii very rncoura<:- given by Hoyce I’yweil of Jack ists. 'o l llir pies* .t i I that ill* sonville. al product*, On hiding crlrry an t cus railed for Immediate le^um o I Ollier ileinvtnls on ihe seninf.” he added, "and tomr ii "2—The fact that the Egyptian Hill C arter of Tam os who is ein nation* ih I not Hr s.snl that other vegetal.I . «, entile and lim ­ tion "f »tiade negotiations wild lints’ lime, in til ling plans •*' • government have made a delwtmin­ pretty grim." state chairm an of the ".Mist Flor­ ber. I’ine nnd liardwood are availthe nulv g u aianln ol a lire pies* Russia. S i t Ktjiffntd (Tipps, p irsn.»l lu»e mad- for liips to F.uSubdividing hit tslk somewhat ida" pageant, stated th at the state ed and honest effort to settle the Idcnl of the board of trnde, ieablr f, to Ifr milvi from town lay in "lonunim il ov nri«hq>. director* voted to contiLve the dispute by negotiation with tin plied that th e .n e x t move was up and cypirss ia available III to 16 •I the various classifications m pageant • Ijau ies cnliuoriiird in an a 'lir ir iope. which it a statewide United Kingdom, and this effoit to the itussiaiu. socialist aourtfiJ mile* from town. The United ...................... 2 . T h e -in a h ility -o f the coni • are presrntfd in his msgv- search for the most l<e«itliful Fioi- ha»_failed. Riitidav. Vug................ ths* . I n . >«••*• Lumlwr Company, Kolwrt Witi>r<-• illation of the iti* ‘*vn pir»«I nnltie to locate John Meye-. *9—The fa rt that the continu­ rep o rt'd 'a f te r ibe w r i t m eet­ «, Mr. Barrett said that the. Ida girl, Ham* and K. V, llyrd operate ing. The trade talks 'broke down it* n f u r p i r s s U- p i.ip n g n o ja j^ ^ f|< for Miss Fill* ?JrG«die*. Mi»t Flor­ ance of this dispute it likely to rn recently when llrilain tefused to e level will probably go higher, tawmill*. No mineral production gone i rnry.” j | | ,s _ . ida of 1947, was presented dining danger tne maintenance of |>eaee ia listed. ■ at least this fall, although six the dance S aturday eveninr at the and security not only in the Valley r a f r 'he tepaym ent of a w artim — C ’-Vlnuiug.-lia*. ncvcr-jiuukL -anidl — - , * 7r 7 A '" ; 17 ” . . . Tha minual leiii|Miratu>r aver­ Inoir- nholit its pir V l"djr>,’-J I rttfUfon f*Hl thV >•’ *. '< u vs room In ago most of the expei’s Mnyfajr I nil- MU* -McGrbcr Ja an of. the Nil*.Nile. b u t throughout th* .credit (o • Moscow. ’ age ia rrvraled at 72.1. ami <« Other Lalm rltrs railed for cuts Jaoiri w tolr. "Il iry a id . Ill" proi* llir ra tlirs t rl.slr ilisi * c"tnnviite* ig ’^sKiiiglnn hsd ’ihmighl piitr- 14 v m old Sf. Petem b'irg high Middle F a it. 61.8 In January, 70.7 in April, " 4 —The tact that the ’eouditlfuis In the armed forces rum* drnstbs n* an HlUptMUll for the support il|r.yf'e|* school girl and h*» been the Tar r.*dl«f cunciuvfe o tb c •B u t h r July- inid ^ t d r n f T M o W ' k%d reached their peak. of stability ami well bmng tf i i r l ::„ e A-titv h a s p.fi/w tt*. uf (hr Coinnvihilsl F a i t i t !'•*« s i n 11 -sll» » "l on tiir * uvi'tugv. Rainfall aver­ 1 am no-prophet,” he explain- pon Roundup U i'ftP at 9t- P«”,m* are nFcessatv far peaceful and Members of the government said ii.il! what it .nils id-i.-ti • l.inr also Florida’s l’oln*«ttla age* bh.l a y rar, with th r hrav!” but mi HfW" stiff* o f* N e e i ­ burg, b rio ,' nalisin mul iiiluvv*. I" I • printed can be brought everything possible was • i l avrrage full in July, 7.H3 k a r e many -.experts whose Queen and M itt 8 t. P etersburg.’ friendly.relations If ng l'« |p k ill done lo reduce the arm y, navy Randall Gnfl. '»i " f Mr. and Mrs. " K. twiff. p n ln rrd v*ilh Halve vvlint lull's tlie ........... nf ; >• a a I Inches Mtairifull was more that’ ih It Is to study the reports and svon the coveted title of Miss Ruth dining lt>eii irrvnt trip In '.Mmilgomery, \ l' a . "• N'r« Vmk lin k fll> I'll and ati force. t»>tbitu.* Ilii'te. FvVI • «l'Mi • M' Florida at the Miss Florid* pagenine inrlies during the past month. U ■■Haste ■■ Paa* »ls) Murvitov'e i ritlclsm .*f th? *A u On the steel issue, government • ml D rlm ilj Hiitilall mil only mrl llir "S ullsn of :-".vl" hut I r a n ant held last June In St. P eters­ T hr average length of Ihe N ‘ 1 spokesmen told the can.iw there led With him IIV.I vi'lled his N»h to f k immi in rnnnection " ilh y t m wax |'i mletl burg. ' • Ing season ia :I2-J day* was no intention to abandon an apprai m rrsj thr "Itahe" l» myklriR for Ford >lnl»r t ’o. on In-half I’ritlrisni v ( the Hv i , i>r»»* ....... • * * * * . Sunday morning a "b rag " break­ Slat lit it s on Uity and, Connvviinld nut* he |>rInt•-1 II! 'I ••t- • election prumise to tiation&iire nf A m uirail I tgimi Inninr llqseliall. fast was served, and *■••'*» followed government reveal that Sui ty guvrruiiient Sm of the Army Air Force. The ninliL m .,i, i„ „i , .V J “ r n „lL*ri a P»*«. t-onimandlng t.m aral iq Hint rlniiinslnnr.- l.es .1.If H..the mills. They insisted, how­ . by a state director’* confvroncr. •lo.d 1.6 . ... operation, i . l e of m inute, lu L m ip ic tT ^ v r n oJ u ,. ^ v« » ~ "M h e AAF’s 4°Urbtr1hd.y. look J 1 hours » d $1 explanation between the lt-i**tnii ever, the cabinet should tie h.-e 16 mills and debt service.'1 .1 compicto. beven of tl.s faupcrtu.u made U.e Ica.g u i Pj (fsicraailonat Soundf-.olo* J . Drailry Odham, president of i v i -m w i l l F. Ang. I t . — nnd American pre«»’’i • to choose an appropriktv lim e. >11.1 l a tstsal I , MS • I ta a f ... . ■■ ■ ■ -- . the Seminole County J*ycee», ac t­ mills, ami Itimi Ilia CountyI l IItai "TIi h it ' i ' viiii \ a ffe c tin g w orld Some laimlon nrwspnpr-ts re ­ Thr wilt 1*1 •!••!l »»i -l ...... . .... i i.i *in>c'X« 11 it v* .vffeet ed as the host fof tho conrlave operations rale of 26 mills ami R E R U N . Aug. ’l l , bT>— An eatlier - that Aliemin llev.lntlll'4 I18M>|I«h| till* l .‘v * «0M” If1 * ibr -m l ind plans ad everyone and was assisted, by T. K. Tucker American Army official said to- ported ho debt service inillage. Ilouded . 8,000 VA Employees IAir Force General fi.ih nnd Hill of ltli:hf a * nilill I,,,. , nnd Alvin Odham who were co­ day he hail a rreited a woman an had threatened to resign ns City debt is |f,HH7,t)t)0 and ImiiiiII,, .I., with Htfii.-iiitural CHICAGO A ur. 11 —4/D—mil chairm an for th e .conference a r ­ em issary who smuggied Princess M inister of H ealth if the govern rnifr.l 8 ( r( p i rltlfri*' tl» • .'h* * i i in . mIih-i I-wv " *d county debt, s i .'joo.ihhi. lr» n liM iM .I H ..M . OHS I ,tb l V. ill•-\.w L, dom rested and grinning after ment abandoned plans to nation tvlnir nnd »lni»d®i»,n? Hermlne’s Jewels to her son rangements. flauloril is on the main line of in H ughes' plane l«cnuv. she -li.l V\ ,i , | i . • ..f F t m i Is it three-day flight around th* (•■ill. I t , e u "lil >011 alile iron and steel vvoik* lltrrjil nf punliiliiilffit i I * t 1 h " Randall The chairmen appointed several P r i n c e Ferdinand Schoenaich* la- ulone with the Atlantic Coast l.iue Ituilrood not^. dare M a i l . i . i" .li-. in 'IL«v-'i«sing the , , „ bint. ....... WASHINGTON, 8. (,!>. nrld which ended vestcnlav, re. , , Aug. , , 1.08 A N G FI.F 8 . Aug. \ ( / » l l m llix n l •■ r«a» ••«> * ■inti ...l. fj" lull pii-«liiiii.m in the C aroiath. • _ with 10. passenger and fits to 40 nl Ml .»n«l M f l l k Cacti f %'M il if Ih lr tlindr no NM‘h Ho* A rep o iler nake<l lli-v. sler. if I The V e t* " .................... Ived Chicago's acclaim today In Hy accident, we found she still freight trains daily, it is reveal­ ' /' ................ im I by ibe 27 neltre I’aik A venue. W.V! ll m vy ..I ..11 • "« <b” h « " l : "We b,."’ nayade drrsvn S tate S treet. ed. U. ft. Iligiiways- 17-02 ami eonirnent. Im luennt n> withdraw xnti-x ,. t.’i . im -the wgviisatjon T c x a n H I n j u r e d H e r e hail sonic of the Jewels belonging i N o n - S t r i k e r s A n d the nri^HHuili'Kid I ub iiKlay > •’ml,,uy *’* ’4 “a . soon Force*, says there will l»* World lutl.vy av |t|l jjotug lu Hit)!" ’ 9 *"i Ths 27-year-old fiver. hU use. to Princess H rrm ine whirh she S tate Highways Id, 116 ami <'•* il. wiili b h" hi l ls. "S la l'tii-.511.111 as possible, for ocunomv reasons.* War III and th a t the United Slate* C I O P i c k e t s C l a s h nts, h'« wife and two children, lie teluiued Irom > two week** nVrlixiNld lo plea*r Hie ! '*-f ,,f P r a i s e H o s p i t a l C a r e had not turned over to the pats through Sanford. FJiirldi --..it. lx l"i'g psxl -due, "I ain regretting it,” llfewsier The agency estim ated Dial a , " • • • • rer# driven down the Lnop> Prince," said O. R. C arlucd, di­ ■ visit In M.ildgniuriv. Ala.. N'cvv ans^’t Greyhound blnvit baa 23 busses 11 plied, lidding that lie jmped news­ many as 60(1 of ita 871 of flea's vci ii.- ."I.- i mmentator i f i e r msl% stre e t" In • hastily orga.sCLINTON. Mlrh., Aug. 11. bP) Asking w hether J vmo« «n in ■uni tin ba - I'.'intrd nut,we have passing daily Ihtnugli here. men would not press him on Ihe throughout - the nation may I* Mr. and Mr*. N otm a’t Atkinson rector of *the Army’* crim inal In­ Cluix. at thru Kgulsr lumhe-vn -*d procession, w ith an honor __' A clash between jilckel* ami vestigation departm ent. Hie name o f the v*:atl - T ransportation facilities listed point. vhmtoMtntr -rpparent p rn gtess of Houston, Tax., who were ser­ closed as a result. > a short, aharp paralyiing bomnol“ pnty m<-i ami n l l ' i f l i ' I t <tu i«ed of motorcycle policemen. C arlurri said he would ask the nort-strikera b efo re-th n gates •Jnw Ynrk’TInicx or in Hi • " .......... r'fwarvl - it-’i In bringing up ihe rilhjict. Include Tam iami Trail Tours, iously Injured In «n iiitomoWU test g ml, flneu th# Th# usual shopping throng took accident on the Orlando highway Russians for a report on Princess Ihe Clinton Machine Co. in ju re d , A Pleas annuuncemsAt said that bardmeut, followed iiy *n bitmedi. /r. . rt. Ruth but iiilila-il rllvnwt vvilh ih .ill American newanven. / > I* G reat South.'in Trucking Co. *i>d IJrrw ster had s a ld r ’ lcrinii'-.ii"ii " f linsHlittex. 700 ymployeet will be dlschatircd ate airlHirnr Invasion." Central <ms ou*. to line the street and five persons today and led Sheriff j R e c o r d O l w 1 S t I J H em line's death on grounds that said: "Jartien i n " " a ’vei • II th*j ” 1 ciinfess I was hrit-jted and —Anier' in i-tpiMts play a irem* C entral Truck l.ine* which pro­ foimrr Null hi nl Nw.il on a pLur early In July, were discharged heer for Odom who mad# th e from the Fcrnald Laughton Me­ underworld characters seeking Ihe Elmer M. Hrlngman t» ««>> (01 * Faker, soon to lie retire I lite r 30 Ifitrrnsllnnsl (’l i n i n '" a ' 1 m>* • ml <ilx I 'I in xelllng the d*gre# vide slalew ide trucking srrv ln . angry hI-.mii Mr. Ilughra’ attacks.” I? tlip and hi In* New V n l h>*ni'. 111 War vision xhausttng J9.646-mll* solo trip ns adm lnlstraV rsrt service, told the Institute of royal Jewels she possessed might •tale police assistance. iu fq t\ ir«n1ntlf»»7 > ft* * He aaid 'he had u. .,itl..md the For. air tiau s|m ilaliu n Hanfoi'i i,( |n ...|. i itv m l»< k of prosper morial Hospital today and weia About 75 employee* entered th n 73 hours, 5 m inutes and I t reported which ’t*•*f ,l" »"•*. ,|. .I,.,. u ii .M ."ir ,-i'tiie country. General A neplicw i-l laiurt I’ l bap fr«4Nl«n»i has thu Muuici|ial Airport with hustesa. m atter “over (lie* counsel lion official said It may lake s*v- Aetonaullcal Sciences yesterday., sufficiently recovered have been Involved. Carluccl said plant un Cited By It tcHllMa*#*! asn I'na ms* I eral weeks for regional, offices lo "Few er than 300.000 men could after crashing a picket h o ­ a physician, of the K aiser'a widow“ aennd*. tnaiy. pul'ln , iclalionv dllrclnl I"of inv advisors.” d tilv »flia of 60,992 square feet of hangar I ■ > i|i|.-return to their home in Texas work-loads upon which the descend *' under silk an-l taka this Psn m aker Milton ’ Reynolds, to Hughes yesterday nrwlnced an compute »f /talk® ho on* apace and threl- li.iMMJ foot ru n ­ though Mr*. Atkinson will have to reported "she was in apparent of applnxlinatv-ly 300 C ltt United •i.i i" • t« L'iriii; local liu»ltif*i mm I" Fold ISIntm t "liipany s Cellti.il Re discharges will he based. country,” “ ' untry." he added. Auto W orkers, Urn sheriff said. lood health" I'efiue her death naer of Dill Odom’* record Hit I m as l 'a |a ways. The field Is o|>en to prl affidavit in which Misj AppU-wick make the trip by ■mhulanco. gimi wIt" i> in iliaige "I AppcAliUl ’{idiiiR: Tournamunls : Clubs were swung, fists flew viip|Mut tlicg (tumslinn <>l * N-' obe-ytrellng flight, estim ated vvip;M >ii inn inn ast Thursday in the Russian Largest " reductions, 2,000 rmW ithout^jftrhtioning an? couara te planes, Scheduled cominer flatlv denied that site ever had told Mr. Atkinson hnd only the and atones were hulled dining the I tional (ioarli company hat JA # trip cost 150,000 but aaid highest pralee • today „ in Senlurl. ers Rut It i> u n lin g tlnosiglioul ll" said such a war will con cial air traiisportatinn Is avail Drowsier she was afraid to tiavel •1‘loyi-s, will be . In Ow vocational tryr. Faker or the tone. S l i i t v d O n l d i l w i r D ia . v l ,I ,I xk. i i i K c r m i H C’i m v i c t s The investigator said none' of melee. Hrtngham added. **? • •i'l HI <EV wbrth It-” ^ com# from 4w*l»rvll counvry "wlik U tm C I lufv-himn nut- country- l"i l."id rwi*— abi*. Florida Airways lias four alone with llughifct. 8|„. , „ ||„ | rrhabilitatiun amt education pr ig, 6 li|." f g M M J. tbe 29 plece. of jewelry, rich In two of tho non-striker* were ho*, Reynolds said the exact eost treatm ent they had the llrrw ster statem ent “lidlcul- ram . Aliout 1,700 persons, or more rndous manpower and kiduavy flights daily. Amnicau Lrgmn Junmi llavrliall From 48 to 60 Imi «-x nod the OUii” ‘r J l ! ,PJ U \K \r,^ efficiency f U 0„Tvm'nSand S Precious' stones, which A#- Prince pitalizrd and th re e , others were lincd lo ngmlieis «>l tlw ‘ l ') s u ; i |H ’ J a i l I n ( ! a r won’t be known until “all the bills tespecially th an 26 percent, of those engaged Potential.” "We know it Will the corns In” but_ th a t It averagol courtesy o f Ihe members of th* reported missing was among the injured, none seriously. Plant w in­ ru n t lull ati th ru (fgulai luntliroii Randall joilieil tlv Ruth pal!) IwhI cowboys nnd riderx jn !lil« Brew ster said today he was In contact work,Neill lie ilitcliargrd arrro ta the Arctic, as tha i gems recovered. dow* 'were broken. about 1200 an hour "Just to keep hospital *(a(f. He also expresstialay the Iccoiii nl llie 31**1 D. in Mnnlgouiciy nn July 2fi. In nten will iiartlrlruitd th Hie **"« RAI LM. 'Ta - . Aug. II. t.r»— “ very sorry if I have • m b u ria u id with the probable resu lt th a t 40 air-route, but w* don’t Army agents said they atill I’oiiy Rilling Tniirpninent ;nd tha Bombthsll In the air.” her In her rawunatlon.” percent of the contact offices will when." he declared. genrial *<1 hi* appreciation f«r tho many were unable to locate the m isting viiion in k i 1 ami tiir 124th grihrt with Halve, his w d r end inr#»<l wlil'-li will lo- held itn iiiiq : I nm vri.i.d p 1 1toners, described x i . I,..,.;. .ox." excap'.i Th# April Itlo** circling flight kindness** .which had b ^ n ex­ .*xca|a'.| iiom finnv lie added that he was sure she ha closed. The cities affected will Inlanliy iij psilitulev ‘luring th- miiir a n d ’Ml. C1s||vnian. Rand vli ■I 1:00 i.'rlnck I jvIm.v I n y pfler ii, "..v. . ■. da'.g. which Ferdinand said M r « . J a n e S a l c c b y ------• • - .a m£ of the Reynold* plane which set truded to him hy the local min­ treasures, . I.'ijy/.ivlf r.'.lny fte r It HstiHH.u I is>m Psas (tael ( I m IIs m S a s •*■■• a it) is “ very com petent" und tha( he he-*#rvcd by .IiJ£«isni contact of insilp llir Inp Jmin Montgonici) nivnii In Fort Mellon Fork on tlm nv ir rr n t war . iverpowcrimr two guard*, taking a nsw record for a plana w ith n isters. officials and many others d tn t laid that un«lt*r lh® clrctiui* did not want to cause her any fleers. VA D i e s I n J a c k s o n v i l l e lavkrfritnl flirnlevarij. I* "" HIn ii gun., and lobbing then, of erew, cost* about a q u arte r of n during their 29 A«y stay In tha •lances he fell there should la- trouble. A nu "iclj piogism (caliiniiH to New V u k 'on aii Amefis in imUnceil |7>ibvv hy Charles B'-' k. ♦ HMI uffllon ' dollars. Reynolds added. hospital. •pacific iM-acetlme uiitlmilty from Ajihnrx III 4. , • , , When reporter* pressed ilrewsDave Mian on *aml Bill \la in i f JtltU liiaa it I Ii., H m i . , — ----S _ k . F uneral service* for Mr*. Ja n e IISSIISMI IlHM r i l l Sh I I in, v pixlnl l.elievcl .im irThe Bombshell, a converted A-20 Congress, If the ru th s were to be ter a t to whether he was withdraw, "I have been tremendously .Im­ Tim aiglits «f New Yurk pi >■ rhairm an of events. A rm strong Kale. by. who died F ri­ ol Lilly a d Cuily lullliilly Seminole County »|*nlt men, gtrxl from ih" outside, Jam es W. agreem ent,” he aaid, “p an is, i» the , wap purchased by Rey- pressed" im said, "hy the kindly kill continued. vidi-d the ,Knnf"id youngster wi'li ing his statem ent alwiut th r hotday in Jacksonville afti-T a short chest14 wai prevented by Cheilet erchants nnd rllire.is are Icing MrD'.tutld, 2'b »4 W orrester. U t w lliw 4 •« Pea# *1*1 I’otsdam agreem ent, weabgR* cf Fxislting contrels, which con­ less, he aaid he did not vara to Christian nttitude of your people, Ilian v I In ill - for five days, dm ing m illn rti, will be held Tuesday a f ­ requested l»y the rolWlillltee ill Ih. ..........I*. ■ ■ w tv.-vt h.» lii'l t up a the control rouncllt. nlthtuxh’ w* tinue until Nov, I, require on** c |r r v on . the controversy. Then M'aaliBM'l ( u w . P s a l ItS 'l and I wish you woitld.tell them all . M ist K ate C.- F lyht died early ternoon a t 3:00 o’clock a l the Moriuon.t L ing mamlolm and vio­ whirh ho aLn had ills pictimcharge nf arrangem ents to d"nntp Korn -I "!•• hn-l openad hi* cell third down payment, with th* In- he added th at Henator llrh k rr I It - to th* Jayceei c e e iflT g4. proposed• sur tlever have born permitted i„ par(I'MlIxwS an 1‘a s r «lvl how much Mr*. A tkinson- and I Baturday morning in an Orlando Erickson Funeral Home with The lin witli « jual ilrxtriity. Shan' funds In pay puree, in tl»- t»iieii , -it-t in- ileaned. Ha then hospital following, an Illness of •tallm eutg runniug rto longer than Ohio! heard "some, hut not alF'-of - W uf„,th* u lu re of mu- U rinate as f-ill n e» fT irr--^-\ p ar­ appreciate It." , Rev. Mark C arpenter o f Holy iinmeut ami races. Ilnnnt'i are a.I- Im t.'l Ih" guard In live .-ell and 16 months on automobiles, stoves, the conversation he aaij ho had hlcipalities, serai for money," ties to the l)f” s lre"*b»sj?. Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson were nine months. 8 h* had been con­ Cross Episcopal Church o ffic ia t ­ non. SMOtr ranied by. Maitin on vi*e.l to rnntivct Slicnff I’.. A. i.l.ii- .'t rl.i- ..thrrsj In a lengthy defen-g „f the mechanical tilth washers, ironers. with Miea Applewirk. h* declared. property is injured in a three vehicle wreck fined to the hospital for three ing. Interm ent will lo; In Lake- tbc guiisr nd lim y Kud'JI al U. S. Dck’ifutc Ends Mern, Deputy Heel- or I 1•' Mk voire es-enemy states. stairs. Knrilnikov ivrvilniXov Woikiug dlenlly and deliber­ ’ refrigerators, washing machine* a t 100 three which occurred on the afternoon weeks. tbc piano, | ayrd "A n/'ina Bag. Ilrow strr said he asked to see supposed to ^ 'a p p r a i s e dd at * Induiu’Hian M eeting I’avlirk win. k re mrtilbera of ih.- ately. tin four prisoner* waitevt th a t the Uni!** Plates BUENOS A IRES, Aug. U . Born June 22. 18*17 In Monrpe view Cemetery. radios and sum* other goods. reporters because it seemed to him perrent, but. ia banning close to •rhes.larerd "I’VE SU N miUlont of pounda of tobacco sold of July 10 when their StudMinker >-2!■!■ ...__ _____ -.4 ' K Mrs. Ssleeby Is survived by one "lie Sure ‘ Here's- No Mistake, MeIM lSb com ni it tee. |..iig • nougli to inti tlm guards _ £1 Mundo said today foreign sedan crashed Into a south bound county, Ga. Mias Flyrit had for and II llritain were auoporting leae00 p rc eK n t” . A 20 |wrc*ni down payment, “the public -and the press is en­ Ml daughter, Mra. Wallace M. Philips Edward ID gglnt, manager «f and t" .'pen a siuali Jail safe diplomat* accredited to the P a ra ­ sem i-trailer k t auction. And a t auction.after auction, I ’ve Ry IIA14It IH JACKSON with installm ents limited to 13 titled to my comment” on quvtlons F. F.' Housh’o lder. a t a recelii tionary group* In those ruuntfiet a fte r 'lie tracto r merlv llvsd ln F o rty .n , Ga. lufoie of Hanford; one gtand-daughter "Foui Leal lo v ri," "Whispeiint'* guayan governm ent ary reported which was hauling it stopped coming to Banford 22 years ago property of other JOGJAKARTA, Jav a, Aug. II. the Reminnir County Chamher «.t containing months is req u ired 'fu r fu rn ltu n Put to him by Hughes which he City Cointmaaion meeting outlin­ which were conapiring to o»arCabbage Jane M erritt Philips; a grandson "Always" aiwj "D'le •MU Uie makers of Lucky Strike buy tobacco on tha frontier to be leaving throw tha "tru ly demon *ti« ;r»a (AV W alter A. Foote, United Commerre, tmlay jirfiliclnl that prisoner* She resided on Geneva Avenue. .and rugs, . ed a plan for reappraisal of prep did not get a chance to answer. suddenly. ....... • J r . of Sanford Down. uown. hlllpa ' “ The regim e of President Tlm jnil I"Mixed (17 men and I t States consul general, concluded the evrnts will' prove very Popu­ Survivors Include two titte rs, n n«w legislation, the One query fired by Hughes waa • rty here, he pointed out and gimes” now In power. I - t, th a t’* got real arookin* quality . . . tobacco the mother, Mrs. D. C. Green ol Morlfilgo was pictured in h.M-se women -prisoner#, who remained Miss Jane F ly n t and Mrs. D. A. General Ilutchim n icvcalIrvl gov- late today a six hour visit t» this lar. Events will Incliul" He asked Brasilian Represent*I resident could restore rn n trils how Rrewater could reconcile his City o tfin e ls declared th a t they HISTORICAL SOCIETY thee* report* arranging to W atkins, both of Sanford; three Catce, 8 . C.; two sisters sml three ctnm rnt |Ja»» to create s Nation* Indonesian Republican capital a f­ races for jn cn _ ari.| gtt|«, trick calm. . •H e r N ot. I, In the event he de­ statem ent th a t he knew nothing had been thinking along th* the asame live Henriqu* Housa Goti** why Uiat amokee up mild, cool and fragrant.” JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 11, — brothers. e r the capiU l from AauncMaking their w ay through the te r "hearing the opinions of entnc riding and tournam ents uponsir"'! clared a new national emergency about a possible m erger of TWA line* and would do aomethim aomathing he suported th* UniteJ HtaUs' ( in — The annual meeUng of the brothers, J . W. F lynt, Geneva, F. el G usid ihrre limes a law people" w h’lr 11 he said' he would by Hie Dusty Roots Itnlun: Club. mam office of the jail, th# four aa to P ilar, a city ’’ o L /.w e r than Florida H istorical Society will be II. F lynt. 8*nford and W. Y. or In tim e of w ar. . showed criticism of Bulgaria. RoiUnla'MA and Fan American, with article* about It if other cltlseiu ahowei 1 10 mile* aouthas tlie (>ne|wliicb cxivlnl bcfoie pax* on to W ashington. n Throe event* will add gii-xHjC^>t<* r<vc*|*e** held Up Ktewar.l John 10.000 persons »•* . to awaken Hungary and aakad how he would held here Feb. 6 and 7, 1948. Dr. Flynt. Sylvester, Ga.; also a num llu g h e i read from the publication, interest. "We The views were sounded to him the attractio n s offered In the Wit 'll ax Ii" «a« reporting for H w est of Asuncion, the last wot. and sjalcd that it Mark F. Ho yd of Tallahassee, ber of nieces and nsphews. Aviation News, which Hughei con­ citizen* to their responsibilities in like it If some country prJteated fisverel diplomat were reportmainly by I’rn id b q t Roetkatno flivetal diplomat* on this day, he ntated. work• and’ stole his ca r for a .Funeral services were conducted Id M r .' Itatigsn. against “ the outlawing «f Ooe of ' tended indicated th a t Urewster did this m atter/* said would be prqiaird to K° *n*° ton,‘ and l ’rrm ier A m ir SJarifoed.ltn public *d to have arrived a t the Argen- society president, aaid today. Ampunt nf the prizes will be getaw ay. B. T..(2 u rrin , IndtpinJtnl lolocco M rrA o u w n es of this afternoon a t 3:30 o’clock at Boftball Captain Richard Dea* the m a|or parties in.Brazil.” - • k^ow about It. bat within <)0 days allei a decla­ during threo hour* of conferences announced later. Une town of Formoae, near tho Houxa-Gome* retorted: • > the Erickson Funeral Nome with Ox/ord, N . C., k<u 60m • Lucky Strike asaeW for 26 yuan FAUJI CONVENTION Rrewater aaid ho thought he had announced th at afte r conferring Two attractiv e trophies recently ration ol war. He sanl that lhc a t the pirtiih-ntial palace. .a r *«» Oee» Paraguayan bonier. Many m otorists stopped from ” 1 reg ret th a t th* rrprew nU tiv* Rov. E. D. Brownlee ami Rev. Rotary Captain O rvilij ORLANDO. Aug. 11. — ( f ) aid the 8 iat* Road Department made it clear when he wan on th# with FLIGHT DELAYED E arlier Morlnlgo’a governm ent With U. 8 . Senator Bpeatard K. Douglas Charles officiating. In won by Mrs. V itglnia Bennit, na local co m p ly will luve a comtlm* lo Uftre yesterday afternoon In choosing a alto along a main atand th a t ha had heard talk about Touchton, they had cajled off of the1 U. 8. 8 R. U y o T X 'fn_*sIAV—V iiltK . A u g ...11— biPl-r •oaring p ilotr are said U had beaten hack an Insur llonal woman Hv-see .r iders prwrttevng—(•"—*"■ formed regardTng T R cUeilona' In p f m r n t - o f f t fn gcl i i mt fBft m w j— taY M tit. w as ma-1? In Evergreen highway for establishm ent of • f m erggr and had mentioned It the softball Uli scheduled for U filll. Two light planes pilotevl by for* iBIPl |n penetrate A sum* Holland a* the principal .peaker, oa d U W H 0 >6'T barH t~C *ltt»rr ■ . LISBON. Aug. I I, (/I1)— Ken.ua coming events. Ala/ut 84 riders rm-r U. S. Army filer* an a roundDlrnir gro rrntinJ atn*! L a v U * ,.. lilta. hlBtU lf l n ,6 . ihe 1947 convention .of the F lor­ Cemetery. l> u jajL K v e n ln t_ d u a _ - la — w al u n d ^an d '‘barbecue, and will provide Sanlutd with an A silver p la tte r il shown which th em defense*. 1 Jo nol belfev# turned out for practice. Eva D uarte I’eron was rn route grounds. King t.Un W. O. Liv - 1 ida Farm Bureau will be held In plans by the Tourist Com- Uon with Hughes1 last March. *' thr-w orl.l-flight are held at Gooae waa given to her by tho A rthur ■a !•■*» *•*! llw tls s In Dakar from l.itlion by plane NORTHERN CELERY Miami, Nov. 14-16. On the aland, U rew ster said ho m gston reed a letter from Di»- States government svsr at) lUtaa In furnishing the Tourist Ray. Labrador, by bad w eather . A. Evert# Company for the flight TH* 8 Y CYCLIST today afte r winding up her Euro, B. If, G uthrie, who Is associated e t Presido.it .................. Hoke urging tha ! i lmpo,V , u «»n at)lie stlon Booth which wjll be never had offered to call off the l nrtcl ......................... M EET of longest duraUon in sight of thu a I* The Hanford polict" fom> en­ prevailing in Greenland^ tlveir next pean tour. A l D akar, the A rgen­ Liana w ith W. T. Whitehead In celary MEETING ( Iona to build up m.mbershlp. current Investigation In exchange IHSICIK ‘M EET com ; Post 8282 will meet tonight a t b,L.t,w Jayvaes on U som ething new In stop, William K lrohm rtrr, their The regular monthly meeting merchandising a t 8avann*h, N. Y. field on July 4, a t Wichita Falls. "It ought to ba good a t the The new Uy license iirdlnanre tine president's wjf# will l/oard a countered flight m anager, said early today. Day. .Tnlrteeh applUatiom. for a merger. • th a Legion H ut a l 7:Q0 oeloek "drunken driver*," Hatunlay when ship for the trip to Recife, Brazil. recently wrote th a t th* celery . . . . ta ---------------------------. noxt meeting. Vra, A. D. GaUb“i*>»*»*da«. th a t la not of the Board of Directors of th# ■va boon received from auiilla t which tim e a buffet aupper _ Another trophy, a -smhll gold will be givr n a final n-ading at During her tour Henura I’eron Mamas Morgan, negro, was a r ­ Strohmeier, said Jhe flier* mescrop there I* In good shape and V Seminole County Chamber of mbied to a e ir * ''aomV'of of th> A m arkan-countri.e armlaslon meeting towill be aerved. A t 7:30 oeloek. the City C« ^ the position of recepsagt-it th a t they m ight be de­ ■ w a r .. a re ’ better figure, wa# . presented to Mrs. night, City Manager II. N. Bayer visited Kpain, Italy, l ’ortugal. rested for drunkenness whilo rid ­ I lays-.t as long a* 24 hours. ln N onrovta, capital o f ' h e r ^ /a tn o u t^ f r ild M lU t« d • mm C a p t R ey Green la aeheduled to Commerce will be held a t 8:00 th a v m arket prospects Dennis as champion American chlckan,” be . th , Romans used caU«D.Vfa r ing on a bicycle. Llbaria, U c a U ^ - B ^ d ^ ; : ’- '" «Md. th an fa ir, •apeclally for the early Franco ami Sw ittorland. o’clock Tuewlay evening a t th# -d t kla morning. announrrd i m ! on plana fo r re-bulldlng a woman soaring pilot. ••Otto * ■ • -ridv* • • 3 « u n 3 g S o W rm , S o r u l l y P a c k e d - S o F ro o a n d l a t y o n th o D r a w M R ■ Chamber of Commerce Building. crop. I . .A N ational Guard unit here. • , • . * ■■ l *-vV'a'i - r . 'i - r *« .S a r.;. i '* ±- . th*t tln> j* ■ crisis | Ik..It to h d l 'f ’ furw ard with such rapidity Hmi w* should have pow er to deal d ra r.i Ucally an.l sw iftly with a w U a r .l ■ itu atu .n i.that may arls.-," C hutrhill snapped: ' " llltle r sard th a t." P'«**tr* a u . ill., negation of Hr it lull freedom luul wav «.f | | y *n<r in timi- of peace.” \ VT Egypt Warns British Labor Hughes> Inquiry taggering Crisis U N Of Threat BillAttacked Of British War By Churchill K - i o .'i K .^ j s B a r r e t t f; ; r\c W a rn s Increase In Prices Announced By Nash ! t. s 1 Is Halted U r Jaycee Directors Approve Military Training A t Meet Ji ’,4 3 -- (Russian P aper ! - H lits US Press I As Commercial V*- - * ft ; ’ - £ - . 1*1*. Ifr > e I . .L Ordered DiHchurKed' u "■ Woman Emissary Arrested In Case Of Missing Jewels Honors om and Family ith Bip: Parade Brewster Sorry FariiRMs Advised To Play Safe In New Cinp Planning Randall Goff Returns From Thrilling Trip W ith Babe Ruth Predicta 3rd War BusinessSupport m« tf^*i8i£XrlA !£££?$'• ^ ^ 8 ForGuard Urged By! Hutchison F Control EndH Reds Hit U. S. L U C K Y S T R IK E Miss Kate C. Flynt Died Saturday A. M. presentsT H E M AN W HO 'K N O W S - * TOBACCO W AREHOUSEM AN! Foreign Diplomats Leaving Paraguay Soaring Trophies Of Vlrs.Bennis Displayed Jllycee Meet ’JT: • Mi \ * , - - ■. __ * ' I • . »■ -J : i ' . 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 08, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 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/10b11904afda097e064e4d6a91961d5a.pdf 9f9805c5bc23c1cdb759b59aab0835e7 PDF Text Text PAGE EIGITP THUR8DAY, AUG. 7, 1947 HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ClarkH R eturn From 11,000 M ile Trip Through 33 Staten O, W. Clark and fam ily re ­ turned home T u r.d ay firm m H.WJD mile trip to th e Pacific ro ast during which they v l.ilH polnta of Interest in 3.1 states, •aid Mr. Clark today. He declar­ ed th a t during the whole they “a d v e rti.n l F lorida.” They were accompanied to l,ong Beach, Calif., by M n. Annabelle Lee and E arl l.ee who plan to live there. They left on June SO. Mr. Clark reported that e x ­ cept In the went, he fouud price* of ehoea and mAfrhandifte much higher th an in Florida. They vieitrd Ml. Capulin iNew Mexico,' he '.a id , 1'ikr’s Peak in Colorado Spring*, Halt - Lake City, th e G rand *’ Canyon and Bouhlrr Dam. In California they Waited Hollywood and t<oa A nge­ la* and vicinity and crossed tie(Solden (iate llinlge ami vlsil.il Chinatown ami other |ioints of in te re it in San rranctaco. They drove through the Itedwood foi • It. In Oregon they ,aw the »er lion cave*, he stated. Other imint* of inlerrst de»rr di­ ed by Mr. Clark were the (iram l Coulee flam in Washington, Van-, rotiver, II. C-. the Lewis and Clark cave* in Montana, Yellow•tope National Park in Wyoming including Old Faithful geyser, aleo liear*. deer, elk and inooM, They aleo *aw the lllack in South Dakota. State Employment Service Re-enters ” A griculture Field . TALLAItA88KF., Aug. 7 (Hnecr ia l)—The Florida 8tat« Employ­ ment Service hae rrcnterrd the a g ­ ricultural 'placem ent, field, With authority to solicit orders nm| make r e f e v a li, -Carl B. Sm ith, Chairm an of the Florida Indus, trial Corninissit^ announced. Under the term* and provision* Frankly these are the hottest values we ever offered. Come by train, bus, car or B-2V but come! Kspecially if you w ant • REAL DOLLAR VALUE’* 1 1 H jR sg jK /A u g u s t • F u tu re ! INNERSPRING MATTRESS As n kfnricr tHIm $39.50 Innerxprlnji mnllrrsH with u Having o f $10.00, will give you nn Idea of the tremenduu; value* that y.»u will flnd'fn MATHER*!' AUGUST SALK. If you need new bed ding by nil means come, nee, and but this aensnlionnl value. Kitchen Cabinets v» .*>*-% % t* r f g i / •t •,v V ‘l i . M a f . New Style Ice llere'ti another real value, plus a STEPSAVER for the lady of Ihe house. Regu­ larly Hold for $19.50, ho you ran see the ronH M juenl h it v I n g. Oceans of storage npare. jyllh a fine l a r g e work (op to save the steps. You will rave many n penny on Ice, as well ax the Initial Having on the purchase of this gleam­ ing white enamel refrig­ erator. -Limited to slock Deluxe Box at $59.95 ‘ Other« Priced OVER 20% Persona desiring farm lalmr ran fila (heir orders directly with the local Employment Service the D epartm ent of A griniltiiic nuke* as-before -th e farm place- REDUCTIONS If your kitchen needs rejuvenating, by all meaps -do not miss these splendid Dinette v alu es/ EXTENSION TYPfc the D epartm ent o!f . Agrinullui’i during the war. This plan In no way m irrfen-* with the Kxtensiu'i /Sendee carrying uu its program. A memorandum outlining. ih ‘i new plan has lieen sent to Ihu field offices of. the Employment Service and the new plan is a l­ ready in effect. Service For If you want a large suite, with cxtcnslun liable l and 1 flddlchark rhnirs at this new low . . . plan to come early frlddy morning, as they woU’1. lost long at this price. 1 PORCELAIN TOP WANT TO SAVE $25? You may If ,yeu desire _ this type of suite with porcelain refectory top and KEG. 4 upholstered Unllfer chairs. 09.95 Oviedo Home Building K m IH h C fleas P u r T t m l of A tlanta, Ga. arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. N iblark and Miss LaJune F ile s Is nt T am p Bear Wallow in North Carolina. BREAKFAST SETS REDUCED! t I for our AUGUST SALE! I; • R efrigerator farm placements, soliciting o r­ ders directly. During this |ieritM the Department of AgiirultUMthrougli the Extension Servlet agents ill the i-ounties will run >ua agricultural placement Mr. and Mrs. Alex ta in h e rt ■ Mtili Mlv tiHf .Tuesday , (iH-ritw visiting etffinuK ■Pent the day frlsm ls and relatives in <Medo lielu te returning m u tn m g to id .their .it__ summer fore home a t Daytona Beach WK hre proud of thin POSTER HEP suite at thbi new Ia>w price. It In the flrat time since the war that thia type suite has been on rale. You'll like the 'Walnut finish plus the smart design on each piece. Best of all . . . You'll like the price. ll In a rare and unusual bargain to get all three pieces at thin ftmn/ingly low price. Complete that ! guest room NpW! *• - t" Depart m rnt of A grleultute wll -draw from thin field n Employment Service will m u m e its activities a* of Drremlier 31', 1047, a* provided under thv Wagner-Peyner Act, Under the agreem ent cntcr.nl into with the Iteiiartm ent of A g­ riculture through Ita F.xteiiiit-n Service, Mr. Smith said the Em ­ ployment Service during the In- •Mr- nnd Mrs. W, It. Milne, fnlh• r and mutljcr of Mrs. J I*. Cox, hava returned front ssvcrul weeks spent a t lioone, N,‘ C. Poster Bedroom Suite SPRING, MATTRESS MODERN EXTENSION . Modem 5 pc. l.lmed Oak‘ refectory style suite that will give you years of- wear and service. Also a saving that- will credit your pocketbook. 2 Superb Pieces* . You’ll he thinking In terms of refur­ nishing that living room Hoon, nnd at MATHER’S AUGUST SALE, this suite Is just one of many styles and valued that will want to make you rave those precious dollars. Covered in the latent Tropical covers, w i t h Iilonde wood trims. It’s assured value nt RFJ 89.1 We Didn’t Forget the Little Folks CHROME BASE DINETTE Yours for $79.95. This 5-pc. gorgeous CliROME DINETTE with hairpin legit, refectory type table, and chrome chairs to match. WHITE W m l RED RF> High Chairs .. $3.95 to $12.95 . Strollers 99,( Reg. $12.95' g .9 5 Mr. A lfred W right ha* a* his guest Ills niece, M im Carol Willi­ ford, of Rrunswltk;'(<*. TOM if* 1 • i ; jM d i ►| 4i Mr. W. ft. Hill y ard.la confined to the O range Memorial Hospital. . Mr. ami Mr*. C. R. Clonti, Sr. left Tuesday for a vacation 'trip to A tlanta, Ga. and N orth CaroMrs. Dora Kelsey le visiting friends and relatives In Tennessee. Mr. and Mra. B. L Wheeler are •pending the lu n tm ir at their ram p on la k e Harney. They entertain­ ed Mrs. R. L. Ragsdale with a spend tha day party on her nlrthday this week. Aleo present wern Mrs. Paul Camplwll. Mr. and Mra. Robert Lee Kemp and baby daugh­ ter. Ja n e Joined the party In the afternoon. ' '0Dt> CHESTS The Alwnvg Handy 4 Pcs. In Genuine W alnutw eneers Mr. and M rs.’ T . L. Lingo, 8r„ id Mr. and Mra. Rov Clooti, Jr. iv t returned from an enjoyable »to New York City and N iagara IU. Thay agree though th a t ’a nice to be horns,” aspeclally en It w as to see for tha firet • thetr naw gnnd*on and knew res pec lively George Mar11 Lingo. All 4 pieces are In beautifully matched Walnut and other choice cabinet woods. In addition, you auve $30 on Ihla suite. * \ I X( CH1FFOJIDBE ^ We uA Riving you extra value In thin greup of robes. Home have double-door mir­ rors, some single, ALL are worth more than the pries aaked. We wont to dear 18th Century Suite in Rich Mahogany Like Hepplewhlte stylii and conalructad eulte (he answer to any I In your home. Slee rubbed finish and Save the difference between $14.50* and $<9.95 on these Mahogany 18th CENTURY quloltely designed GENUINE A1U NB M MAHOGANY la SCOOP, Note The Landscape Mirror Exactly As Pictured WE INVITE OPEN AN ACCOUNT TRADE-IN 203 - 209 E. First Street SANFORD’S BIG FRIENDLY FURNP 'd il= lll= lll= IIIE III= lll= IIIE IIIE II| = lll= lll= l| | = lll= IIIE III= lll= lll= 'RE Phone 127 • - -iv‘ • f IIIE IIIS IIIE IIIE IIIE IIIs lllE llls llls ll �1)1 (a Uaitjr T h en b Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the Peace of the World; To Prom ote the Protreo# of America) e T e Produce Prosperity for Sanford. Cdpud*iaf4*"cU)UdUf#i*' lo.dgnt mid Saturday Widely scattered show ei* S aiuiday sflermion. . _ • 1 ' ' • AN ' V O L U M E X X X V I II E a ta b lta h e d - 1 9 0 8 IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD. D A IL Y F L O R ID A . •^ :v v I K ^ P A f ’E R * F R lI ls Y . A U G . 8, lit 17 • - - % N O - 191 A s s o c ia te d P ra s e 1-e a se d W i r e ‘■ Control Over Time Buying r Ends Nov. l Reds HitU.S. Tw o For Violating Human Rights Guest Speaker Trum an Signs Meas­ ure But Hits Con­ gress For Ending 'Credit R e s t r a i n t - WASHINGTON. Aug. 8 «e» Tbrcsidcnl Tiuman today .finned * legislation killing all- conlioli on initallmcni buying Nov. I. -10-17. The Piftidenl laid be regret­ ted that Congress did not follow the recommendation of the bed-, era) Receive Board and of the Council of Economic Advisers "by enacting legiilalion to provide, fur ^continuing at long at necessity Regulation of contumer credit at * meant o( helping to promote eco­ nomic liability.” Mr. Truman had asked for apecific peacetime authority to tegulata the American imlitution known at the "essy payment plan," a a bulwark againht in* - flationary tendenciri. But Congrrti. inttead, tent him _Ra hill intended tin, io m an ^nd.la the wedit curb* in three monthi. In a atalem ent criticising the legialation Ihe t’realdent aaid: Brazil. A t t a c k e d I n Heated Session O v e r Membership Of Bulgaria .In UN Edward W. H arrell, editor of Newsweek m agarine,. who will i*peak at the Jayrec- hamjurt at the Mayfair Inn Sunday at 11:15 o'clock. The banquet will rlim as the sta le conference of the Jayceea to be held thia weekend. C ity Beautifying Plan Is Proposed A tJ a y c e e J W e e L . BusyProgramPlannccl For State Confer­ ence This Weekend California Forest . Fire Continues To * R a g e Uncontrolled Sinkfinjr Dates Made By M argaret Truman Father-in-law Killed By Frightened Wife Red Cross Instructor To Teach Swimming: HOTV. SPRINGS, Ark., Aug. 8, i I GOLP POSTPONED f ORLANDO. Fla., Aim. 8. 1 * 7 F irs t round play in th e Florida S tate Open Golf Tournam ent waa tported shortly before noon toduo to n heavy rain th a t had o a irty awamped tha Dubadread C ountry “ * Senator Says H e la H erbert Covington, Red Cross swimming Instructor, Is now a f ­ filiated with the City's youth recreation project and will con­ duct classes In swimming a t Cry­ stal Lake Park In Lake M ary on Tuesdays and T hursdays a t '10:00 A. M. startin g next Tuesday. He will co-opersle la thias program with H erm an B ran . Mrs. N ancy Brock and Miss __ Dampler, recreation director*. Mr. Covington look a ' course in Red Cross swimming Instruction a t rlando. V CALDWELL FU N ERA L MILTON, F la , Aug. 8, OP)-* Funeral services fo r Misa Jeanne Caldwell, slater of Governor MUard Caldwell, wilt be held here a t 4:90 P. M. tCST) Saturday. Mlsa Caldwell died T hursday h Washington. : \ ••• - . • . ... ; t- - V i v -J- \ ,M i. W A M IIM .|i>N . Aug ttatrrnrnl ten day* , .tgu after H ughri, mulli-millionaiir plane builder, had a> trtlrd that Brew, iter accr|>trd $1,400 worth of ftee air transportation fiom hint. firm tier it chairman of the Senate War Inveiligaling _l'omHe then aaked how the United’ pritt'ee wK'i'clr it looking into $4T) Slate* would like tur Ihe IhrCe ex- 000,000 worth of plane contract* enemv states, ur any other flats, aw aidrd to lld g h rt and Henry J. to prolgst against thr* nnli Com Kaiier. munlat drive, the “gnti-lslHtr ■ t " ir.ltfrg A *uddrn truce lari night rndislation" naasod by the last teasion of Congress or “ the recent rd a vide inquiry into chargr* h> trial uf a leader uf one of the pul llughet that Hrevttlrr offrrrd lo itical patties in the U. S. A." call off the runtr.it I invertigalin'i “If this is tha dom esti; roncern if Hughe* would merge 1 ran*of the U. S. A., he aaid, “ I would like to know Itow the U. K. think* W'mld Airlines, whith he largely it can interfere in thu domestic conlioli, with Pan American Ail affairs of these rounlri?* which it wayt, i* flooding with protests." i Brewster *aid he railed today'* Kavnoi n-ptirti th a t He I’vli th e ' iV ; i | >w»* Wlf»«Mr to evirlv ill que*I'niled Stale* I.atlnv airainil Ut. *® tion for protaating against IhJ t h e ) U"n ...... ..t'"... . *•*"> U*. Hughes on lire oppression of T rtadam by the V 4* '1r,l“ -V ^ did nut ............ *g« t a rh*nrH togov nnsw -r ho! hoforo the three Communlat-duminated pha>c uf Ihe e»*«* -. rnmenta. . Brewster.Hughe* , , closed. "W e are parties to tho, Y a lta ' ii clo,* K,‘ Hughes had challenged Brews* Il'MlIao* aa i*aaa Klltll / / / A / Survey Outlines it T rs »! Lions Informed jIndia After Uriel’ j Advantages A n d : iiy ? t ish°l leniso!0^ Jaycee Aim s, /y • seta -— , _ , „ rgatro A. Mav-i?..Ai ^ . Grow th .1 O f fv .. •* Accomplishments Fuel cStopj City LXJNPON. \ug 8 id*i |i„ Tha Semlnola High School gild; Monday morning at 10:10 o'tlork. CAIRO. Aug. 8^-147 1’ilol Coach Kettles announerd thie ufWilliam P. Orlom, a third of the P o p u l a t i o n tarnoon. .tin'* Swi.vh.t ilomimttrtl I fun- if TtU "! CH SC, ICpntmnrit .tppr..yr*l tml.iv the y -t Expansion OT Com- Growers Favor Soil ( tmservalion Here Ex-Sanford Men Head Gainesville Reserves Anti-Red H ungarian mid Chief Reported Dead * , - -=F - , - - M ' • k lurmt .mil ntjirit Ihi alias hat «n a don hi,.o n botrf. I riy iK ii l i 'a ac l i i i n , St * 11a It - • Ill-Ill ,,| llir Lensle War lltVCltlgaling t-iimrmttee, <a me ajtci ( I lilghr* h id t, lined lo pioduce joliu M etre, h u puhlhlly man. would make aiul had *ai«l II Itjllahh t, ■■n* 111* |ta|tei* only tlioic , Irateri liy Iii* allmnryt. I $23,000 Colluded By Youth In GI Benefits 1 - * i r , V . . i f 1-' , - .. . ■• d/ •-J - :>■ -\ k t »' - : f e - tL X S lS l ; O ' y . . , .1 IIIK a .ulqionia foi puv slr iloCU- York wh.-.,- n. m. ami tti*ih- Manufar* (tTeck Money M arket M r?- WzV'HIVH d N, Aug 8 147— N-n.iloi I rigumn (U-Miili.) capitctf a bitin vrffiil eschsnce* with fT<‘V«aid Hughes today by ittu- Colorod Pictures Are F eatured In School Year Hook ')* - *•+ ■w \ >ii I,|k k - i i i d o wat muvd fvl.' Initial practire session* will Ikmunistn S t r e s s e d M r),. i n rfu » t . 1*1 t v « n - r r , * r v r « r ........ v - r light and prim arily devoted to Is­ left Cairo today at 8:39 f*. M ' a ' * t 1 . . hilt, d--m l-d l-i _ W mvhut Uni.-' suing equipment and lim bering ex* (11:39 A. M.. F^astem Sjatidntd A t L u n c It M e v t v>h-,iiimg dial •we’re not gotO I y A t C 1 ill j ,|J "a Id mk thr.k lm t.. 1 .1. ertisex. K ettles added. (4 .ini Ititled (tl I'agr I l«ht) ‘| - -----* ' _____ Ilia n giuV innirtil. The Fed mentor requested that Tlruel f o r Karnehi. 11 tin. j Jirtvtp and Amt* nl tin I hind • The form er British terry e.mi Ihe pf.-rn r ..iim tl.,1 |Kipula unlv varsity memtn-r* from the llir 1 lull-*- i:HT llir Ini) a ... Jiiiimi Cliamlirt ui| t 'i n u i i r i t r a n d eoml 194d machine and Bahv Fed mem* maud airm an, now llvl.g in It- j ...... o( S n ih o .l t> I ' >tHl hmirn !»• , , .. , int,» olid ira d iiq i|> jiin U lig it ill |> n tier* report for-the first practice*. lyn N* i „ w i* only a n u i i t l i n r il l , llir pi.'igt-iM ‘'I lin n minute* nut of Chlciifti. l l h . l M,« l u ,ll‘ l u ^ 1' *" 1 Mn* l lplr. 1. ilh i.it a Iriiilil voir 1^ ( • i i iiiin r i ( o n l r l r l i t r t o I F rtth m en will lie ryquevl.d to re­ ■tarlinic h*hl (mint, H4 he heiitcd iluwn . MMiling tu* imlu%ln.il $ui%ey nl lliu port shortly, it w at staled. giiVi-iuinriil Inqn.l to |M|.li I i th« 2.200*mile le f to KariM*hiT | ,u.*j com|tlluil liy ihr I lurid i this wcrkctlll at tin Ml)f.Ill Inn ' Two a day practice iiettinris will He wax.tfyftilt^o , n,, | MU\ mra.ilh- lluimrli ail- irin,lining pai- u.t tin- subject .-I .1 Inglil) hi be held until the opening of school. llJllirltl.ily »tagr, In-lo ir the ( nui =jli.imalive talk by I .• I Katigau The m orning drills will Iwgtn a t hours o r less the Stale A.IvriliVing Coin3 " i C " . Z l * : w rd for a soil, flight ar.u n d th. the F Nlonili o. u,,m\ Indulrd ttiljiuiinnirlil „| ,|lr | I |„l. H llir Mitrnr.' n vi-arJx m t pubge^iun will start a t 3.00 o'clock, j wo.r),,|l by Wiley Boat u 1933. ] imvtion li«)Tr,| I,*—th e :f/in iilr and student* lion luncheon tnd,iy_ ji ilfr M>. of tin, r,)n l l.ak., Armlrmy n n j Serqiinilc l<mnlv ha* an eili K ettle. Stated that n.w u n ifo rm .i f' W nl " l. “ ^ ' T T An iiiiiHiilmtnl in' i.-h-i ih»* |„(| are on urdsr and will U- delivered ! • lro r* ^ » lln8 M" » rrlv*' jniiit.«| ^t.y the xtyi'h-nls at lh# in tied po|ml.»h'*ii id 2(i, )lH) (Util tilraslll. nut itifrated 361 lo U< P aris at 6:44 I' M... mid ti l I Xrudeniv- t'n-*s, |>rr-.rnts eight In approxlm ataly a week. The suila had averaged alwiut 360 uii!e* Til. .amllst gowrnmrill "hr Jaycee*. he dd q.oli'n.rr.t |>irrxf Willi IJ. h)4 ill I'MU. tile are aolld orange with b'ack .tumFlorida scenes in full culor, In- '■ 11... loll . inveasary for . If, , lu-sriil. M ali*i....»..l«l.Ian hour on the hop front franco le|w |l laid. rrats, to coincide with ihp school hiding riett-i of Sniilitndii HuringS * dealing null Ihe Hi if. .1* .un, *<*> .......... I'-'lftv *'*♦ whirl .and perfect weather. Gnmlcr, N fld, color*. The latest type plastic jn latkr Eolu in Orlafniq.’ 'Of ifir City** 11AOO ili-w a s,h is only stop tn-foie 1< In It W ould emimw .1 tlir.»':H "1 """ "" "•1 1 , 1 ll|mu »'l headgear* have been ordered and Paris. m rlnui-.., l.nrk.-d III*- kill .vtu.-1. e.y The maili iuv. tvliirh n l l i l f . |H i|i u latlu ll i< e i l n t i a l r d ill gotrilili . lit lo t.‘II ill* ii mid w ,m will arrive with the uniform*. The Tail winds were ptumised to help the Ce|Mil| St (|.7(MI ,and tile ill ell wT,*>• llivv m ast » o ik md lo l.'llded llu- poll. •- Milt!w*i|ty *»l liiiui-,1 liy ihe Sevrnth I lay Aaheadgear* are black. * *eritist ilelioiniimtirin, is tocs'rd on the Imiia leg. t a k e .,I n III.* iiuiltagrtniiit o f f nut* S ln lr Highway P a li■diti.-n, hr Ur Fred Ganrn*. last y e s r't arsislaitt The 8 foot 3 inch filer, 87 y»ar* l-roel 6 .80 () While* m ihe mult Colt*11(■ •11*11 to h r iipi-ruttni! tin f- .Inii'd. Allhivn’li tl„- Jal.-I'i- pm in Seminole' t'ouittv lietwren F*ra coach will return to aid Jvrttle* and old, left Paris nt tl-.-IU A’ M., tv ate pul at Id lN I and nrgine* I |„i-,iil for a S tair tillM k • ■■in ii".l I'lly mid firientlV. a new coach has been added to The annus) t» dydica'ud to Mis 1 tut:-i.'it W:i> ih-fCNlrd. il ill T .-!i Cairo tim e (4:39 A. M , ’aai-in 4| ij.OOll II,an.- fn-rf.-iniy ('1)111,-1' Ed, the Sanford staff. The new roach ‘ I J liL (V irile llull-K it stein who teclfvtd "m e ) a fte r 4 *t„p ,;f ra U | „;ftJllJn, lu t^ (..ejlaidishV barking thr lull, reitl iu L U ^ h w d J ^ 'ly «* Is Tim Tvler. recent g ra d u a l» from f ... j. iT §i imitMiivtt i*»* 1*1118 «* i m ;h 11 I Mllu o f till* tin t i«*i *-tl lltktHi M } 1tcr It \ degree at llnllln* (VI91 m inutes to tak e on J.W0 * d ; Plirntjl itl t t l , . „ . u ul Rollins College, Tyler played In ions of gasoline. He got t^ m , j i* t.. ii.. i . ___ i it,it*. h-ge in 11*If* and who is ten rh sr of lo u rrtn lo tin.!;,..■■ --d J tm p lo v .-ri. ii leporlett. (ha hark field for Rollins for three Ktt->wtll . of t'.onnull11-Tu, Ml . Hrl- Engli-h and Spanish nod spon­ gallon, of gasoline In an hour's lh« , „> p Cll>. T h J® ............... sored the 11*17 graduating class vears. | UMII asserted, lie told of n ■topover last C V ' F -un<tC<o m p a n y ; l», K .U . Iln. o .■lint VUHl visit IH to Taiion Square ui u( tlu- Aradeitiy. his first Ti .th.w J, 4* ia 5ruimi ABBIO *M |U . r . ti n " b‘*vb|t i impaii'.. pioi'i i u » of palm I John M Howell AH-kl A-PhD. I m'i-u Chicago nvw lot 1>" iirineiptil and tile facility, Itt6U.9nO Couimunisti gutlin S tandard Time yeilerd ay . | (.,ab * n of ......r r e l/p ip e : I ' M IT * *■ hiding iirnd* of various mdustOtilv 31-nttt of Semimile Count-j tleltioiisltltl jiitt * n T >r . t'lHigatf, m akers o f nlnllnulnd'-, V1j.,l|jiu l projects, nqmK-rs 27. l h r r a yV I'JHI lo .7IM I grow ers tu rin d O,it I "A nnllier matter whult jeiiu-., tr*m la*»J .... i'a«e t ,«i,ii w- re f.t in the K iaduating etas* Two form er 'S anford rltisen* mi (Verlrp iday to apitruve i ii.ttt j this yegr. Juniors nu ntier 46, and Navy veterans now livi’.g lUhmmit of n soil conservation Sophom ores 43 mid E'lkshmen, in Gainesville have been placed d istrirt in .Hrmlnote CoiioU Ml •il. The total student boily waa in command of lh f naw organised of th r voters, IK in Loiigwuod mid BUDAPEST, Aug. 8, <47— A I —— ----21M l. aside from six vsntara who division of tha N aval Reservi reliable 18 In -Sanford, w ere in fuv ,r uf Inform ant said Imlay hr , * , were away on m llita y or nursing in Galneavillt. They are Idem. the progintn, arrording to County seen a'B o v ie t le tte r reportJohn II. H interm iater, USNR, had Ag r i l l C. K. p A W s o u , N o Vo *. S ing the death of lb-la Knvae* . ... r Forest I.nke Academy hy means m anager of the W hite House Ho- form er secretary • genrral of th< HAN FRANCISCO. Vug. 8. (47 K C V .C O lS W i l F I* C R T S were rccieved front Oviedo ur tel, who has been appointed com Smallholders P arty whoso arreit —Fisleral aiiUtfjfilie* were bring­ of its varlud industries foe stu ­ Clittluoln districts. dent* gives them Dot only menus! m inding officer, ana The result of th e vote will lie ing to Han Francisco today a fo r­ 1- by lha ___ Russian*■ 8; provoknl p ro te st.| ATHENS, Aug. M, (47 The ta r L. Cooper, J r , Insurance an'ill from lha United R u le* govern-] i.rie*; of f r.ld t,.-,- shatjdy lintay sent to Ihe Soil Cons.-rvnU'm m er Air Force* officer, wlw j training liul ennldfr* them lu pay edueareal aatata man, as axecutive of sta te Investigator said, had adrtitl- lu part, if not nil , of . their .. „ . • 1 In uneasy Atlan*. and veteran Board in Gainesville (n deteniilne ted collecting J 22.1 mi, i M I2.!.U(mi pile* -T h e Laundry which tuppllre Bear. Tha Inform ant said R u ssian .,,I,servers sal,! -it reflreted fears whrthi-r or not the vnt.- w arrants In veteran s’ unrm plin men! -comII H o n d a Sanatorium and oa- ;.t The appointmanta w are an ­ M inister G. M. Pushkin h*l» re- (!,*( -httem al ylolenre might hur- cstahlUhiiirnt of a soil ronvetsanounced Tuesday by. Capt. J. W. ported tha death, w ithout s|ieeify-l ,(,.on-Into wat if the Communists tion office with a technician in pensution in the past IK months. pital among otliera, is pictured of new Boutwara. district dlrectur of N a­ Ing place o f tim e, to the offiae attem pted to eMaUlsh q free state charge in Kanfunl. Chief Investigator lame* Rolme) with Its flk.Otk) worth equipment. A dairy is shewn val Raaervaa. Llaut. A rthur I.. of H ungary* acting I-oreign M in -j|n parthern G t.ere. * *"* tf th is ' hw-dnne. the technician of the California Hlate Depart which h a s .n daily output of 170 Funk, USNR. aaaoelata professor Isler, Krno Mihalyfi. V* • ... . j Tha ‘-Athens money market. wilhslsit farm ers Ip test *‘"1 types, m ent of Employment said Ihe for; mllMz «0 o fw h lc h gwM of social sciences, University o! Since Kovac* w as ‘ a rre sm t - by | w hlch in the jmst faithfully h i s , make muiis o f farm s; and make r. m er pilot had relate-l filing nf>- to the •» Hanitarlum. About 3^)00 Florida, waa appointed as tra in ­ Ute Russians, he presumably dierl. f ora-tdia.luwid govern manta) c risis,} rommenilations of ‘Imiirorem egtj proxim atcly 76 fictitious claim s lo chicks a te hAtchrd 'each week at* ing officer. In a Russian prison. quoted th e gold sovereign today j to n rm um ittee u f five farm ers, com pensation in (lint 'lim e. In o f­ the poultry farm . The Academy All three of th ere o ffic ers'h ad A spokesman^ fo r Mihalyfi sald | a ( drachma. The slsh ililrd elertrat bv tiiF fa rn u -rs. to test aa fices ranging from Hdrraincnto in axtansfva-sea and command duty a t a news conference torlay th a t r »U la 135.WW The gold ra t* waa lo fgasihility. The "ntir.' expertw* northern California tu Riverside P ress ia one of the inoet valued industries a t the school, both fa in World War. II and other as nothing w m known" of the sta U j n 9 J » o when thu imO.OOQ.OOU o f retry in g out aurh plmm is up to county' in the Houth. . He identified the youth ns Hons an educational and financial w ay, itgnnfanta which particularly fit o r Kovac* - h ed llh .• American m ilitary ai.L program the farm er. All th a t the g*avernA copy of the M irror m ay be i a t . t h a K n ilt.o f.ih a o rg an swewt‘Pay* t* -4he* eainry Stw A. 1-anen- 2S. nf Vnlluip..Calif.— seen a t the otllce of L'ou'nly •futirtemr division In Gains*T TALBOT BACK lechnirisn and the upkeep of hi* Supt. T. W. 1-awton. REPORT DENIED villa. C ap e Boalware said. F rank Talbot of Oviedo has reofice, said Mr. Dawson. WASHINGTON. Aug. -t, f l h ROTARY MF.KT ren tlv returned from Wayriravlile, • ----------- — — •— V . CORN PR IC E UP - Htatu Department Press - Officer . FLORIDIAN HONOR HI) bttsicel program featuring N. C. where he epcnl a two w r-ks' CHICAGO, Aug. K. <47—Cora Michael J. McDermott today des­ SOFTBALL CANCELLER JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 8, m ~ vacation. While th ere bo reaw-rts hnnnott and Bill M artin The sofMiall gam e lwtwe*n cribed as “ not tru e" a published s o a r e d to new record high* on tha Col, Pannywalt F. McCall, with 28 •w in g Mr. and Mr*. Ed .tandall pUnnerl for the Rotary vears service In th e National and Jack Burnev and family /m m T'lub neon Monday, it was the Rotary Club am) the Linus report that Secretary of State Board of Trade today on buying Guard and United States Army, Sanford. Ho adds th a t th e w.-atb- »nl today by Charles Ckib scheduled for this evening Marshall ha* quietly assumed induced bv cenlinucd dry w eath­ waa presented the Florid*. Crow or w as exceptionally jool and th at M program chsiniisn. h as been postponed on ac:ount direction of civilian 'operation of er in much of tha Midwest, p a r ­ yecterday, hlgbeet o tiliU r/ aw ard he u w i------ -•of**■ ----------------------ally singing of old snd of the wet field, Orville Touchlon th e American m ilitary government ticularly in the m ajor product** the p retties; tnoun-' "<*i stale of Iowa. by th a Bute of Florid*. Id Korea. will also l>* enjoyed. announced today. r in th a United Bute*, new j ttSth*; . Irr fittl Angrtly rrluong, In make iccuidt of hit pet tonal bank sccount and ollief p itv lle papalt availatdr to Setratoi* m iettigating Ini (dO.tHli'.Bi'l) watiime plane runliacti. Thr. row over Hut came during a wrangling tfitio n punctuated bv a ‘ ihtr.il fiom Chaitman Eei|U run fR M uli.) to bar all ipeclalofl fiom th e .S en a te^ W » r In v e itin t* ing Committee** hearings if th t audience did no) ttop applauding ilu g b rt, * ,. * ■ "We a i t going t<T have OI yuo will fiol he alh.wrtTto stay in - th u 100111.'' thr wlutr-haiied ellaittitau tftuulrd to thr audience. Die ' applause came at the mil* lionaitr I hdlvwixHl pio.lu. ri wat jointing with I erguron about Irrnn <d tit tlH.tniil.OtK) contract to build thr ’'wot Id* latgeit aiiplanr.” a (lying ho.tl Win ii tl ie i iiiiiluilier ircunyentd afin i lumlieou rrceti, llughet .iiiiiiiiiii. i i I ihioiigh an alloiney hit itilllilglirn to make hli |i*peit , ' oltrady -tdrporn red available lot the tenalor*. MAKING I lf s M lX fe \ tV.M T I 'J I 'ip jlf jr is r r on th r «ilnr«- -Inu.l lief.-.r (h r s*n»le t t - r lii*e»tiBaling Cato *11te r ill \V iwlii nu t ••Ii. • llo n an l IliiKhe-, milliuiiairr plane h u ilileran d film maker. I- -hiiwn in two lypi.it iIn -r iip* tak rn n. he tr-tilieil in the .aircraft ciiult. i i t probe. AL--fight, tlutlie* hold* a bumlk « t, record* a* he chargr« that Senator Owen BteW strr, Maine, rhaiim nn nt the invrwt Ination enintel lee, offer ed In rnll,>|iff..lh e jirti-aliiinal pm lie it Uttjthr'.'Ouiuld agree lo m eiga liin J A tA -u r I **r Ip. repeat uudei n a tii.h L atari*. outh I raent th a t H arriet Annie wick, n garii.’iiiint with t*an-Alnrriran Mrwa)», At lelt, he i- »liow n us he tm>k the tInlet nnlioual Soundplmtu) (TWA hoaltm . had refused to trav. I ■1 »- 8 uP>— ll. i w .u d I higher agreed today, af* Kraailnikuv, in a alaanimr attack on the United H tatri, challenged Ihe right uf U, S, Hc.m-svntativr Harden Haynur to criticise Hul* garia, Hungary and Komania for violation of human Fight* “ when the United Stale* might t* open to even more serious charge* in thia-respect:"-------------- —------------ rr •aiiMn-a *i r .* . riaiir Seminole High To S tart Football L , 1T ~ M „„^„.,i0dom Heads For Practice Monday! *j Ferguson D e m a n d s * Meyer Be Put Back On W itness Stand* Seeks Iltighes’ Files Upward Hughes A ttacks Brewster Under Oath LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 8 ( 4 7 Not Proud Of Drag­ Huttia chaigrd today that the ging Her Into Air­ United Slalrt wai guilty of seflout violationi of human light*r‘ plane Investigation at a retult of the adnunitlration*t WASHINGTON; Aug. 8 Id V campaign to remove "to-called ditSrnatoi litew tlet . U t-M e.) tai<l loyal employed fiom government today lie teglelt making s p te tj potitioni." The chargr wat made by So­ tlalrm rn t that «u .inline liotlr-vt viet Representative Aleaei N. Kru- w st afraid In tiavel alone with kov hrfuie Irr mrmheithip Com­ M aw xrd'H uR hfi:. lam not ptoud of my com­ mittee of die United Naliont Se­ curity Council after the United ment un that affair,” the Maine Statei had oppoirJ Bulgaria*! ap- Senator lotd a itewi conference. Brrw tlri m adr t h e ’ uiiginal plicaliou for admittion to the UN. “ It l» -unfortunate th a t the Congraaa did not provide for re alrainta on atver-eipanaion of iitatallment credit in order to liA proposal by Jack K jtigsn mlniah Inflationary pressure* nr,*ing from thla course." that the junior (.'lumber of Com­ Mr. Trum an obaerved that ru t- merce tpontor s plan to beautify _ tinuation of p'resent control* f fa.' the north and south roadway 9 th* neat three montha hat i««il “perm itted arid m ille d by the entrance* to Sanford . and the Congress," and tu- added that parkw syt along Park A vrnur wat “thia ‘ la preferable lu immedi­ «ntliutisitically approved last eve­ ate abandonment of three rening by the group at their ,up|ie; ' alrainta.” * “ For th a t reaaon," tbe Peril- mreting at the M aylau Inn and dent continued. “ I have a’ffted w at referred to their executive tha Joint ’ resolution." committee for further action. Hr aald it would l>a " fa r bet­ In addition to this idea, Mr. ter to reduce prirea than to rvRatigan advanced the idea that _ la i terina in leaking new cut* the Merchants Association -and - A - tam i fa . --------— — ------- — The raatralnta on installment civic gioups back a plan to plant buying. were instituted in w ar-] shrubs and flowers all the way tltra undw thea rfoivgnie control I •Jong Seminole Boulevard into JU d Faotltoritg ___ . wfthtn the trailing-T 1 ** * w lth-the ontin y act. The I’reai- San fold. l (M ila n ,a aa l> a * Klakll Gena Tucker, co-chairman of the Conference ('ommltlve, urged th a t 'a ll rnemliera uf the local group participate in Ihe S tate Jaycee conference at the M ayfair Inn during the weekend. Regia tuition will take place from 1U:IW A. M. until 5:00 I’. M. Saturday, he aaid, There will be a buffet supper {rom 8:811 to 7:30 I’, M.. LOS ANGELES, Aug. H, <A7— and .thu furmal hamiuel will take Reinforcements of 160 fitvfight- place Sunday at 13:16, at which era, parachuted to Condo.- Peak Edward tV. Ilarrett of . News­ in the Angele* National Kureat, week Magazine will S|teak. Mr. Tucker highly commended iointd in ,th e battle to day.us the Rig T ujunga Canyon bruth and Lind \Vi*!>er, hotel m anager and lig h t-tigghgr fire raged unrontrol­ mendier of the Jnycees, fo r-h i* aid in the piiigra;u. led for tn rfo u rth day." President J . H railey Odham .E a rly today the hlate had erop) u ••hiiuntil aa I'aae MtSIIdown the canyon to within one and aaked for Miggeationa| ..that may 9 opr-half miles of tha intall com­ munity of Tujunga v u l U. H. R anger M. W. Durham said the burned over area now totaled a p ­ proximately 4,300 acre*. An effort was made yesterday to r r e a la rain by artificial methods KANSAS CITY. Aug. H. (jp )_ abova the burning area w h e n two. Mrs. T. J, S trirhler, Mias M ar­ hav* tfisd and tho Hat of In lured garet Trunin a ’* voice teacher, aaid rtaeh ed some “6. . the date for Mist T rum an's The Loo Angeles Times, with todav appearance with the Hollywood tha .aid of scientist*, arrange-! to Howl Symphony O rchestra had * h ave.dry.ice dropped from a plane Iwen act for Aug. 83. 4 ° n : a cloud In an attem pt, which 61m. Suirkh-r alao disclosed that proved- unsuccessful, to induce showers. The paper explained that the President's daughter would make her concert debut In P itts­ a “elngle cumulus cloud failed to burgh Oct. 17. The concert aeries, cooperate.” which was schedulei) to open a t Tha attem pt waa mado because Pittsburgh in 6(ay, was postponed of rtce n t such rain-m aking sucresMm. M artha'K . Trum an, thu sea In A risons. A t an altitude uf when 14,000 *fe*t a plana mad-t five President's mother, L e'sm u frillawaepa across tha top of the cloud, rally ill. For her appearance in Holly­ dumping from 60 to 180 pounds uf k in . Slrickler aaid MIm T ru ­ , powdered dry lea each time. Heien- wood, man would sing two ariaa In the _ t l i t i explained th a t tha cloud was first half of the coneer; and a * • not high enough to be In the frees- gyoup of three or* four songs In tng level w here such an experiment the second part, m ight have proved successful. Mr. and Mrs. S trlckler will ac­ company Mias Trum an fo r the West Coast appearance. « 7 — Haggard andd unshaven, F ro a e c titlu A ttorney Sidney Mr kM ^ M sath t h declared today hla pretty ▼86-yMr-otd wife »hot and killed W* f a th e r - la s t night while “hyaterioal w ith fright** aa a resu lt of tim e, alder McMath's drunken ahuae. Rod-eyed and w irn from an allnight investigation, the form er Marine hero laauad a prepared statem en t telling how hla wife, - • f n b b a d hla .46 caliber n e fro a r a n dp i and fired wildly a r Hal P. Me Math, St. whan he . .^ a p p ro a c h e d .her .cursing and his t ' w t l p clinched. . ------------ ---------------- -- More Subpoenas Are Issued hr ation; ■n * 1 ■ ■ mm — * �t FRIDAY, AUG. 8, 1947 T D K S A N T O R I) H E R A I.D , S A N F t)l Itu lh Oveta Culp Hobby N»*t> A II «l>r. T o H. K, * K A Iia U u l) I.H IA iK I 2 Tn> l"l | Prince Abdullah rh u ln K>i rt.l.____________ J a i i i n A. *ta* I 'r c t H a I. f o A rm ik r H i n t s •H U f l a i a lljr MARTHA COLE AP Newafealure* WASHIN O T O N -P rluce Abdul­ Xtelnl'iah. II. D . T o H arry True dal* HOUSTON. T ex—The (rim se- lah (of Yemen), wearlnif a rob* « 01 VTt lii:»:l>« cretaiy opened the door of the ... of _sheer. hand-woven w hitr fabric , Mclntixti. H. «lr*aor> *loi He' muled blue and green office and* and white turlian. entered the ,_ _, ... -MJ «rly* l» t I tllk I Iftghtand Pari fjpwned at the faint b u tt from |M-a>utiful alttlnir room of lllair W illiam .. II. W . M in le.rulli H. W Da fl tail* I lf amt It* V,i ihV a ir conditioning u n i t 'i n the L •e llnuae. the ifovernaient’a guest Aralal. IMairne tlrok Co’l V'M < Iwndow. quarter*. The IInterpreter waa lllark llamml-rk. ___ . . " 1 of la-banon. Oveta Culp Hobby w*w* nu (;,.<irKa. Ts'njil. Waklm |t>*on. P. A. elua P in t. K. u n n e c e s s a r y noiae, not rven j f a in t1 The Prince ahixik handa with trarla land In Ho. If It. I t b u d In her sound-proofed office the newamen. found ,him»elf a William* T. J. A II XX \V> llama tails It and 't* Mpilna Jan a t t h e Houaton Post, where the hiir rlub chair In the corner of muck. la executive vice-president. She I the room and « ta rtn | apeakuiR HP. tl. iS T tT K R ntlT ll tliti* and her hualiand, ExUiovernor softly In Arable. In a louder, tmvla. -*-C. M, -tu t Mae P.. 1 more,Jnleo*e "voice XVnkipi ’tra n ­ Pla. Httrua PriHlurtlim I’f. . . slated; ‘ making rverythlnR aound Plorlda . Power and l.iatu • 1 liaake** Triui t*o -tat. • tike poetry. Thomas It. laater To Plrat IV' * o • • aral H A t. A**n. There waa a lonR Introduction Itavla. N W. *<ua AreRon having to do with the P rlnre’a To P rniral Plorlda Produrllon 1 Rial it ude al having an audience Htoul, Win K elua I.all ■• ,i 1 J W. II KllluU - tu t MarJiP'w itlT'4hr newainen, with maiiv Tru-wlal*. Tarrv A. d . i Matt E referencea to thin "g re a t” and la To Jam-* A Matthews .lo t II" "noble’' and "fine" and "Ix-auG. M, ful" and "de/norrattc” em intry of oura. . He touched on the ancient V a r liiu i «*«ieh mal^vr* .culture of hia own country, which rouuujunlxyJUJO •*4|l«l|Mt»Vtll. reu irn n l frmn li occlude* I he aouthweat corner collision in which the G rren Diau M ii\» ii:N T nr* mdmt (*u *k of the Aiablan Penlnaula on the CARH FORM ZIO-ZAC I'ATTKRNS, on and off rail*, follnwlni irammed K*iiiilMl»lr Tn w l «*••. T*» by a Hurllngton freight Red Sea. lie i|xikc of lla tiring tminib |ia**enger train, on m ute fmni 8t. laiui* In Cbtragu, wa to first reports. llowi# C n rp . the country of the Queen of train near l.ilchficbl. III. Rente 21 fieraons weru injured, arrordli V U T H lN Ol* MHIITHII*V> (International Koundphoto) . ^aiM iV b lM l H m. I'riNf. < r A m u T< Sheba and the flrat land to uae I U M r Ii a\ . Kin it r i m K rrJ. parliam entary pmradurea. I V n ira l K lo rtd i I’hmI. A m d . T H e em phaaiinl at lenth the friendliness all Arab rn u n trira the same month. Houaton wet- feel for the U njyd States, touch, rnmeit her with a lianquet. The eil on the iK lW ine question and VV Villi VM V IIKKIIV then Mayor Oil* Maaaey desrrilsul pjeadrd for "supimrt (llu-a. An,-dit V. rtu* l i s t s V. In ju st AP N 'ranfralurr* ( iji'P l To Jaa. A X«rt‘ H m '**» her a* “one of the city's most di*- causes." Hi--lhanh*»|. th e group • ItKRLIN-^FIIe* a t the rentr.il >-Its InguUhrd fltlrcn*," and more for listening, shook hands again, police statio n reveal stories of K n - a l o . vlalil, t il than 700 Texan* gathered lo say tMiwrd and retired._ th efts, assaults, kidnapping*, ami ll.iv.an * ' "W e're proud o f you.” Yakim told us liol to gw, th at m urder—alt rotnmltti-u for Ihe t'J ly iif K.m fiir,I T o W l> Eorfos Being home for Mrs. Hobby another fellow wished to ' see U* — liv* AtmI, H in t Jwinr* t -t meant ruining l«*ck to « house­ a moment The other fellow Was sake «f another ration cartl. Last month, for example, a :•* * To >*l<lo«> I. Ilrtawli hold* With her huabanl she son of the prince m inster of year-old n ty relli-1 recipient imirilH n.il C> I- -Ida a plunged into the job of running Yemen Attired In g arb sim llat' t-rrd a housewife for Ji.r ra ti/n a -newspaper. to that of Ih* prince, he came in Hundred* of other rvapopsihill- with hi* arms full of packages. card, aix rhildren were kuliuipped Ilea camv, too, but thu ncwspaiJc* • Waklm said that Prince Ah lit order to get their vahmhle rhlldren'a ration raid* and a young was flr»t in her career. dullah wanted to give ua a “moat wife waa fatally atajd.uj i v a -hus­ "It may aound aelfi*h,"Mra. Bumble present. Just it* a souve­ band In an argum ent over ^ aloli Ilobhy, adm itted, "hut whernir. They're must humble, most of bacon. CHRISTIAN * MISSION \ltY aver I gp and whatever I do, FIRST METHODIST GHUHCB humble," be said, "but they were “ H unarr and grrrtl i* swiftly -1 find myself » under lug ^ If A TI.IA N U BCH U JlC lI-------made all by hand In Yemen of __ killing off. Ih e .last remaining _ tin Savnford-Orlando Highway - Park Avenue at F ifth' S treet __ there - la not som e way -in_ th tn rx frm n -Y n n rrr' . rircenrv In Ihe heart* ol we Rev. Glenn K. Smith, Pastor . J. K. McKInle). M ialaler : w hlrh'thb experlenre can l>e of German*." *aid a municipal SUNDAY . 0: th A. Md Churrh School for help to Ihe P ost—Ar .go to We couldn t lielirve our ayes. olftrial. "All acruple -rent* 10;00 A. M.: Ilible School. Mr. ward making the I'oat .i finer All Agra. ... „ Each envrbqte contained a strand gotre. For an extra »lirc of 11:00 A. M.: Morning Worslip A. Wieltoldt. Supt. paper.” of pure amber lieads, perfectly bread one steal*, for an extra 11:00 A. M.: Morning Worship "The Neceaailv Of In to leran # .’ The colonel who commanded the matched and oiamenteil w ith a pound of butler one commit* A nt hcin “C hristian, Th* Mart M issionary Sunday will be obser­ WAC* in olive drab, with her rap v silver tasw l, lint evgn more aaaull, for an extra ration Card ved. The psstor will apeak Hleak* Sweetly O’er Thee.' : at regulation angle, I* Still brisk, wonderful was a" cigarette r a w one murder*.” 7:00 P. M.: Youth .Fellowahp. 8:00 P. M.t Union Service a t th« efficient and poiaed In a tailored of silver f »lisct«^». exquisite as 8:00 P. 51.: Union Service al l*trsbyterian Church. ' auit of a different color. But the fine lare and t* Bring In one • “ We ih the rily orlinipiatratinn a i r helpfesa to cure the situation Presbyterian Church, hate are something rite . co rn rr~ a triangle of silver en FIRST CHURCH OF KIIRIHT. It may be Juat a glob of pink graved with the King of Yemen's Ix-cauae of th e city-wide corruption in official circle*. The dally paper* SCIENTIST feathers or a stovepipe of ei-ru CHURCH OF CHRIST J' are full of atoriea of food thievery H00 Eaal Second Stryel . felL but whatever *114 above Elm Avenue al Second Slrssl and fraud committed by city o f­ 11:45 A. M.t Sunday Schmti. those fcruie * haxcl eyed Is a* A rthur I.. Ilutler, 5lini»let ficial*? * 11:00 A. M.t Morning Service, wacky aa anything Ildllywood WEEKLY ACTIVITIES Subject Thiuightful Berliners »«y lh al ever dream rd up. SUNDAY the dangei today I* not the tdeo Reading Hoorn Hourx 5:00 .to Unexpected touche* «Pp«ar In im.lt* Study, lOJtO A. M 6:00 P. 51. Tuesdays and Fridays. logical gap Iwtwrcn eastern and her surroundings. On In # * ta m e Preaching and Communion, It Sunday School and Wednesday w estern minUnl German*, liul the hookahslf with volumes tin geo­ evening m eetings have been dla gap "between people ind families A. 51. politics in her new spaper office Service at (Jounty Jail. 2:10 P, rontinued for the summer, o f food envy," a* one lady patter are threw voukUxika. They ate Service a t County . Iloitic, phia*cd It. well.!humbled, for Mrs. Hobby THE ClIURCII OF GOD p lans'hef household's, mentis. And Evening Service, 8:0« t '. ’ M. awamped with dixorre suits ' TUESDAY * based on argument* due to Ihe Radio Sermon—WTRR (M00) Sundav School moat primitive *elf-pre-*err a ­ 30 A. 51. ’ . Civile C. Musa, Supt. desk every night ea rlesn aa j tion reason*." a leading law ­ Hollandaise sauce, while perhaps WEDNESDAY ll:0 0 A. M.: Pastoral Service. If a indium cleaner had been yer declared. tha m anaging editor w a iu in the llilile Study. 8:00 P. 51. All imrmbera a rr urg-.-d to lx- pre­ over It.” • "The husband asks ’J»hv hi* w ife outer office. * THURSDAY sent a t thia service. Al home there Is more lime for gives h im .so tittle to r n l> Do •* On Ihe table w here fashion Radio Sermon—WTItR 4 1 too| 7:46 P. 51.: Evangelist!; service. m agatinra lie side-hy.*l|te with her two children. H rr dsughter, th e eat more while lie is out work­ ' 7:45 P. M.: Tbcwlay U. L B. the W>ll Street Juiynul ytands a Jessica. 10 goea to ' a private in g ? He Ix-gins to lock the food Servlca. nhntngrayh of Gen. ' George C. school in Houston. Her son, WII- aw ay at night. They quarrel b it­ 7:46 P. M.: Thurarlay W. M. B. Marshall, chief of s ta ff whrn 5(r*. liarn P. Hobby, Jr., 15, waa home terly. Soon they’re in my em ut ‘ thia summer from St. Alban'* for a divorce, one Judge cxllililr Study (A t Pa.da Chutrkl Service. g The public is Invited to attend tfrhool in W ashington and back to 45 P. M. plained, .bookshelf is a statu e of Palls* III the*.- aervift*. "W ife* report th eir hus­ Athsna, whose bead was Ihe em ­ the Post, Last summer he had a paper route. This summer he was blem of the WAC. band arruse them of not diaup In the rily room getting the Irlbullnx the family foixl fa ir­ fleets Culp Hobby hasn't for­ hang of club reporting. ly, Husband* rail th eir wire* gotten the women who served in One reason th at the fund-rais­ ‘stupid fool*' because they uniform, nor have they forgotten ing campaign of the Houston do not supplement Ihe regular her. Christmas caids announcing Community Che»5 was a success hah* birth* ami te tte rs romn this year - was th at Oveta Culp 'tre*l|l)r. All are answered. Hobby was Its publicity chair­ The order of arm y regulation man. w haa remained in her life. It seep* ' The list . of orgxnirathm.i of W l make our own lea Cream, All flavor* 202 Sun ford Avc. Into the memo forma Issued frum which she la a member include Tatty — Delicious — Healthful het nfflce and Inin tho precise out­ the Southern Newspaper Publish­ lines of tha speeches she. delivers. ers Association, the hoard' t.f Ihe "Of course one of Ihe most ^ ' / A 4/ertlalng Federatinoq of 'Amer­ ( Important thing* I learned ica. the Houaton Symphony So. from Ihe Army waa org an isa­ 4 1 4 S n n fo rd A v r e a o tion of limes," Mrs. • H o b b y " Association ami a v ice-presidency 0«M. of the Cleburne, Tex., National “ Hut more*, than th a t,” , she Hank. Her latest teponslbiliiy added, " b learned how it fee!*' to was appointm ent as * director of bo on the receiving end nf new*, Ihe American Society of N pwspaper w riting. The result is that paper Editor*, th* first women to nqw | try to see In it that the Post I* always fair lit Ua rep o rt­ ing nf the whole truth. In the 207 Witt Flntt Slreel (Golden) 110. lb WAC I saw how much harm ran tw dune hy half tru lh s-n o t. hy I'ancal - ........... I 0. lb taalirou* half tru th s hut merely hy half tru th f." Alan Gmnlax. JJI»T and > Two secretaries et lh a office n l h e r InncrtlcideM , and a domestic sta ff of four al -tmmr help 5tr*. Hobby x/tth ca­ reer and household duties. Day begins a t n a m. in r. 22room house bought and remod­ eled under her supervision in Kanfnrd Av*. Ik 2nd Ht 1845. Household problems fume I'hon* 154 flra t and by 8:16 a m. Mr*. Hobby Sanford. Florida calls ber office to have the first We Deliver mail ,re ad to her .and give sug. geatiop* for th* day. . By 10:30 A. M. hh» Is in her office ready for more mail and • W h e e l 'b a l a n c i n g comments on the day'* issue ol Ihe ppper. Generally Ih# morning It anetlfc With departm ent heads. After lunch at home tha'a hack In her office at »:W p.tn. for coafertnc## with editorial d tp irt* Friends end Patients jaenl heads and for other resettug* her civic reaponalbiHtlea ; I’o p * .'t> . J . VM. J »• L niilvr *t«* Itoaala* c w M t r r io v A t . n i .i t * r o t n u i T , M . i i n . m l . t . 'A w l l n o * (u a Kltl* 11-vUn.t ll.il> i:U ji ll*.i>li>, I m , H an fo rd A nd Hanford. A*'— W m o n , Huinm.r.III llrn tri. IW n jam ln K. 1 'ijr ., O rU n d n H ara f lf r k h a m , lx>iirwn<»J J a m -* p . C o lb r r t, H an fo rd Hua l l l k l . r . llM rilii Planning a builnet* o r vacation trip ? You'll en jo y going by co m fo rta b ly , «a»y riding Greyhound coacJbJ F re q u e n ^ c h e d u le i. Dig extra w v ln r ^ ,r *P»HeLand Daytona Hi. Augustine Jarksonrllle I’alatka (■aineavllle GREYHOUND IUS STATION bo D- G R E Y H O U N D Seminole. County C ourt RecordH Ration CardH C-ause Berlin Crime Wave FOR T H E BEST ICE CREAM Try HICK'S OWN ICE CREAM X-CKL STORE (■ Ornr.vji And I Orta ado Winter Haven Tamua •St. Petersburg Ocala* Tallahassee 1 Ami A nd II v DRW ITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign A ffalra A nalyst Civil war* in Europe and A»ia, bloody reprisals in Pdloatine and ru u n ter reprisal* in England, the E x te r n and Wealern bluet pun­ ning for each olhCr a t clo«.e tange; all these untow ard dvenii and manv more make one view 'With me; r ; ear;:Y rw erriL 'm erfct- Fi**nW iwer'a rem ark in Rillinga, Monti, the other day that "It look* more and. more aa though toe JJn ite.l S tates will have to Acrept a Iwoworld concept when we have l«een working for a one-world plan." About th a t time Attorney Heneral Tom Clark dele.-I into the same aubject in a fpcech at the International Sunday School Con­ vention at -lie* Molnc*. • He said the clear problem posed .before ankin<l Is this: Can the people* this earth live In am id broth­ erhood? If they rannot. then the teaching* and accomplishment* of the last 2.00Q..yea» -W*11 Jj0 fur naught. Our civllixatiou will dis­ appear in a aerie* of utomle i *plo»ion*. - , '■ Why ia the world divided a r a l ru t Itself? Clark answered th a t blunt- « The tim e has pass.**! w hrn we van.ilism iaa the.aptei raev and C hristianity ru a Ivomhcarrylng, bewhlakerrd man In heavy hoots. Today he i* stream ­ lined. In all kind* u< /u ises. some­ tim es liehlnd a democratic front. The orineiples of C hrijtlanlty im­ ply Justicu to alt. Tha te n e lt of the police states Are ju»t l*»e con­ tra ry . Thejr p ast on to their des­ truction over the changing whim A f dictators—and the ru.n th a t folIowa is great.' Tlvat-baiw c-tha-aituitljiiu whrf; cient gaffer announced .that he would find the horse, and hobbled |»ff on h it r tn e «m H it IfcUfhtcr. Before long he rarne Imr.k leading the animal, and m ention of the fCrn«*ral•store club ilcro4nd«*M how “ Well.” he said. . I went rnd . sat down on a rock in the horse a pasture and aaked myaelf: ‘W here would you go if vou wore 8 ' hor»e?" and I decided that I would g o 'o v er by the old grist mill oji the creek, where 'be g-axs r n r .iiiT o iia I’ UflAONH H A V IS O I'K M A N D H A G A IN S T We've scoured the market to bring you imarl cottons for ■ ihrijty pricei Every one is a Fall fashion — every one meeta Penney standards! 2" minimum h#tus, nicely finished scorns* colorfast dyes, washable fab* rice! In brilliant phuds, checks, strip es and so lid s, lavithly trimmed! In sixes 3-fix, 7-14. to n<l each ' "f you «r* and rxiitinl l<> til* ' which claim* and d"niaiot* . . lit *lthn ot you, ms> list* asaloat Laid -oat* In 111- nfftc# r»( llos. rl t XV. XVAUK. t'nuaty Juds* »t RKJIINDI.K COUNTT. at hi* offle* Id Ih* Cnurt Itnu** In Hunford, Klorlds. wtlhln eight c*l»nd*r moniti* from th* itm- of th - ttrst l>ut>llcatton of this. n«Uc-. K*ch claim or d*m*rul mutt b« In writ­ ing and contain ih- pl*c» of r-tltime- and post offtr* addr-ss of Ih* claimsnl and ma,t t.* sworn lo hy lh« claimant, his aa-nt nr sttorn*y, or th* **m* -hall h-'vold. I»AIH V A. FAHNKI.U . A t A d m ln U trs trls of said **10)-. pGr,! 'p u ld lc a lln n nn Ju ly II, I t lT SANFORD X-CEL STORE C ,... C . W e l s h WELSH TIRE SHOP ft. Cedar - Polished Aluminum , _mv For Free E stim ate ’ ’ rs - 617 W. Robliuon - Orlando WPhow 2-0729 1NNEB3PR1NG MATTRESSES — BOX SPRINGS......... HOLLYWOOD BEOS ECHOLS | M F O WJV-B-E A th’P Y -S T t-trO N MR ISJI .. • •» •• »■ v " 309 Part A v c aaturlng apecial wind pannaoenta that raquira no farhoad rnachiifea. Springy, laating, aelf-aatting. naranteed aix montha. ' lao all other .typea of pemtanenta. ’ * , Mary McMahon Brawley PINE CASTLI, FLORIDA * , . , » . Manufactured To YourIndividual Order tty*, * f ' | W ill Regret to Learn of D ll baiting En Jihy 23. 1»<T. Dr. DrawW a -O f Boo-WJli A ‘ ‘ H unt's Tuxedo Feed Store LICENSED OPTOWfrrRTS’P*In Charge . - * on Scot ember l i t 1947' • ^ ECHOLS BEDDINq COMPANY ' B anford. ’ . V« ’ Orlande Celery A Sanford- Phene 1222 Sanford. FIs. O ffkr Plnt-Caitla W . M mw'Odfiife APIS . ’ i • *‘ W Tha Soma Compet*n? S«rvlca A«-ln Tha Paif Second A S aafo H PheM TUXEDO a e g g MASH w hich ->n” nationwide *t» .the strike, fbe NkTW *lr**|*«*P-l d luose federation type of orgiinir.i lion and form nl a dngle lmlu» tiial union. It i» hend-'d by JoMph ,A lleirne, th«» altike leader. Relrtu* lost wonr of .t * *u|M>oit ufter 'tile walk'-oul and th e f i t I. confident it could tito v into the telephone in d u s tn ,’ -ci «ii» a Tele phone W orkers O r g m id n t Com n utter. ITWOC). Membership Jsrr.fnhb' The A FI.'a Itlotli, 1 h . -I of I .lee O'OOROI T * m oth <•? ‘union* itv m nltixilv have unit* in t'.ie ld|onv iiutuatry.. lino, |I m . ran Communication, Asoxhaa IH.lHHt operator* In no Califoi nia and -exem l In long distance irchnician. .1 down tin vii'il const. TI10 K lretrirsl U'otkvra Union l» moinlx'i« in « W estern 1 m am tfjnim ing -tdant in di The CWA 11 piUhinif • die iM ganim ion driVe. S. and Canada. Tldrtv e original II* afflUitii • ITIV are aig n id q ip w'.’l 1 p ... now .A hf CIO TWitC has in’, .filia l hffdiaie in the im ludry. foil John J. Moran's American Union of Telephone \\’o ih e i-. Icckii eluding- JO.urKt long dlatam v -et • vice lUh'tntora niul ciuplovc^.^J A Inc 11 in Telephiine ■ nno f ltel.U IN iU .I giafd. • t parent firm of tlic T H ! Jr l- ut M tifv i v fit** -vateiii) lias vutetl 5 to 3 to nffil,- IN n III. KHTATR L I Notice TV s i .V VII It I *11 V. . IHIItHHV I u i I tl’lt T«» VI,I. ♦'I!*.*•» i s *»i lb 'll oil. t 'lev clitnd, atal lii'|iaun|H)li*. • rtrni W n fk ffll i* nil- • \110lher Illinois everything that l» not noted doe II Fisleiiltiolt of Telopl f'le ik s. plant enlpl tnidn with Jtl,mm tiiiinlM' Jetinlice men. c»|llipni.'ilt worker* ntiutu. ,t it* intention nn>t in a ta lle t' a i r .n • p^-t uir with T in I f bill det t*u| in pne of the widest crihible/ fm nientliers slnre st,id. nutoc ami ruhlier wnrket* w e t- orgupirwl bv t l|h ,i> Walr hrd the c l o in the !!• Ilf Th. W i-tern Electric Employe.. . HtimOVA.' >• lltr Itrhl llr-t. A*»e«yiitt«tv u lth nn-Utvi worker i. bn* the in«nle track,' I* rlm ju al Kearney. N J,, hns deferred I HI.(KM* dues paying loenitMOM and art ion <tud ,fte r its fall el*'tiuns. -ays it represents* JJOUM) work i 'u \ f! ',1 iid ei*. Tlvat would l>e d--«ii ball The \--.sirtlion of Uo nmUnJ-alioris Equipment worker.*. v*hn»,’ "it.iNMi nu inliers are scatienvl *in WeJloMi Electric plant* and big American (iirl Stays In Poland To Teach economic cooperation amonge na­ tions lo achieve a peaceful world community. Form er Governor H aroU .S'.a*sen of Minnesota, who aim p a r­ ticipated In the Dr* Mi'nv* Sun­ day School Convention. ' told n n resl V 5 hffr»ncp that th' Iteeft a strong resurgence to n ligion in Europe since the war. He recently made an extensive lour abroad. I also noted this In num­ erous countries during tny ln*t EuIn many part* of iht writ Id men are luring bark lo spiritual and moral values. 'Religious con­ ferences are being held in lo th hemispheres. Here in America at the moment over 000 delegates from 30 states and numerous fo-elgn countries arc attending the N orth American Assembly for Morjtl Re-armament at M arkina; Island. Michigan. A sim ilar >1 II A. meeting Is being held in C am . Bwitaerland. Even In countries which have anti-rellginu* governni. n tv the ferm ent of r -'igi.iii _:« iMM>a*|i* mmlr* l*V l*nth lit «'M» I WtM' ami the AFJ.*< I. ,ru.*l worker*. ’ . •, Go.il I* Sel — The -r‘H**» ‘Pei) 8i(* •* I At*nn S Haywood on- npral'y ■ ' liblehl lhey"li win the im iu-tcj • • timllv In the m eantime Ih v I n - - flxeil I heir goal ul a mode-' ?•.<*«> <-r vu.tMMt iH'fure tin- lb**»o'i •'!•* *"»*• American girt, pretty 2l-)raiw dd Anne W aterm an, who adm its *he "sever had it an ban.'' ia -laying another Vcar In war-r uinod War»»»' to leniii Poles ll:i-V.-io- fjwok and speak in the American way. She's the youngest--and only American—teacher at Warsaw univeraltv where all* insln r t a l n E ng­ lish. She doc* that for one hour, at eight p rn., every Monday. Wed­ nesday and Friday. Her clna* i* nimpM nd of pupil* whose age- rnrige from D> to PO. The average is 2.1 ycwca old, Soinetimea. she. ha* na m.viv a* HO stud, ents. Othi i tim es, the figure ilnqn. atatcr Aviation DetectiveH Have Difficult Job Itv WHITNEY SHOEMAKER AP Newafesturea W ashington—In the eaiu* of aviatln “detectives," n littt-y evi­ dence has to go a long wav. Show ohe a few pieces of gnartxl w ee k e ad the surrounding trees were pared off and he can just almut tel| you tho apeed'and altitude of a plane liefore it crashed. M ott frequently the Investi­ gator* spotted strategically .icouhd the country by the Civil Aeronautics Board have little more than wreckage to go on. Rut with the help of skilled hands from the airlines, m anufacturers end pilot groups they can reconstruct the S such thing* a t Gight loads, pro­ per rherk-outa and radio contacts. When active detective work lt finished, they hold public hearing* a t which all findings are aired. The Hat of successful CAR investlgalipns Include every Itneneble cause from a haw'r glidg into th* propeller orbit lo an -Tptovion rrxulting from an rtA.’ trie are. But these are not tho real objective* of CAB sleuths* ' “ W .'r# eat lo dlam>v*r what w ent wrong ea H u t romedleo mav he feand and repetition* prevented.” Chrisp said. ‘ WlllW M. B atch. Jr., stew ard's mate, first class, U8N. husband of Mrs. Ruth H atch of 1007 E ast T snth Street, Banford, Is serving aboard th* U8S Mercer, on* a f tha barrack* ships attached to within -igili ■I . ik ,v%. .. litMiired an ti * Americart feeling nuwadav*. Rut even If her uni-j I versitv cla»* ixrnuo'iall / dw in-; I dies, ill,' a l l '., .. h»«- A txg-liwi ofperaon* who want ji'i'.'t " b-**o|is.1 Aiul many »|H-clflc«llv i ctueal to A FAMOUS TftIO O? f i r m is pictured In Nr.- York itunng Urn leatn w hat American *lsng expres once ol the Army. Air F orces'APth titrtl d: > Shown with a im aionx mean. giant Constellattoa plane are (I. to r i : t.«i JailiM Slew atL i Mtas W aterm an is tl,e vtarry stage star: Lt. Gen Jam es II Doollttlr and Lt (i n ftoyi S V.i r evrd. blonde, oaoy-fart-d daugh­ Deputy Cornmand«r of the Army A ll* on I il' ■h> "it w ■ III t ter of .Dr. Alan T. W aterman, of Of Air F orm * Association, w hlrli D*x>UHIe hru I . (in lirn Washington, D. C., a wientifl. ex­ pert fur the Nwvy departm ent. 1 "While in W ashington. *he *altl. a w om an-attached to th - Polish embassy met her and told her of the great need for teacher j in Warsaw. HI.BOM JNiil' “She gave me a glorified |dc(,itle but warned me to extiect nothing In the .wav of com fort —only w hat war left.” said 5liaa Waterman. . 'H u t I had always lx en a f»r.sty girl and I wanted to show mv 1 1 ma* A family th a t I could du something ni. tease m| • worthwhile. I sat out the whole r.»i • fiiHHMM i war, studying at Vaaanr, s t ’.h the exrrntinn of a little U.S.O. and III. I J l i » e |* H V hospital work. * . I t PlltPI • IH ."I went to the Polish eiiihaaay i iiii. it'.'. Fntt and they agreed to vend me* to I■,<Imm t|M.|ti, ntol Poland. T hat is, to a rrrp t live as a Mti.inv i i p r o ­ teacher, for I paid mv iwn w ay in . i t ip i imt (or over here. I left the United S ta irs in Novemlver. 11*48, an I arrived here on Thanksgiving day of lhai vear." When sh e arrived in Poland Ml»* W aterman ap|teared r a “. happy and anxloi/k In sta rt her *voik. Todav. afte r nearly a year in Warsaw, whirl, is f a i from ii plea-nnt has had chives chnpp-d up In tl nlare in wh+cb to live, sin- hns ab strained and worried look. Miss W aterm an saya other leach- chopped fresh dill, an- Imlb m e *r* ami professor* at W aitaw Pni- (ra sondwirhr*. versitv iiften ignore her. She Thin, thin alln-s nf rtjrunintrfj spread lightly with aouf Cf-nu and -tre ated ' to a grind of fr-sl whet -he teaches »,«g 1‘ollsh st.xt |x-p|x-r. are aw fully K'-"l *>• n><...» . en'.i. tween dark pumpernickel lirra'i. U.oihl • ...A dish of red caviar set In 'a Enough of Iximhodou*. I- . IM ravaged W arsaw U nivirxit has bowl of crushed lee. accompanied IkjwI of anur cream , a l|Dl* lx^n*re*torr<l to |x-rmit 'holding_ of* bv k lia a id ish of chopped chlvei, amf" a classes. The university, Rk *“ W aterman. larks enough . text- plate nf crackera,4 offer* *ne books and teaching m aterials.. She says th e hasn't nny partic­ ular system of teaching. Most of her students seem to —mrcntrnto unon learning conversational Engllah. and ao her class,-* are high- Sidney Nix Attending Indiana University | *lMlt l*f U» SYMPAlX'f 15 DM6 UV DEM TH1N6S WM0T EP YOU SAVES I t FUtWo* S I 'f ,l o o in rn|.j Wf l i - I n n d -e la iL onto th* table.” ' , . Miss W aterm an gets *om« aid frdtn home to keep on living in Warsaw, for 8,000 rJotv* *per month, a t the nresenl prices. Is lust about enouiUi for f.v- good meals. 1 • Th* G rst Spanish mainland »#ttlemcnt In South America was founded In 1608 by Alons) ne Ojeda on th* Gulf of Utah*, Colombia. - I {■ IHK/X I,* sour! Thkl V ‘ ti m t H k 'i ti rllftjlfm N»* 14 •l*y nt J t|I * .A • * III • 1Uf In b fif a* | liw !l l» . I9 U . t‘« e s lf'f* *• «»* a|M«lir*||r.r, for t i t •**’*♦< WhtrHm. fM ll.it* I n , ♦•«'*«! rlrtrfltfd et*r ltitihp ,?i ■ x 1 y,*l»lli|> ts Sovtb 5 A rf-,. aw-M*i-ni l w M*.-1 '*f -*’4 nmp-r-' I- • l i l t -•» tltic» l» -l* « u -d w«» *** >. « f O . n - :itow». i is iit r » » lif |r a lr v h stl I'* **■ acr'i/diiif t" IN* taw. D,e' f -*-«r r ||--.I tlx r- ln . " 1 8 t- I|i4 hl*k»»* hMder atihs eoa»! »r nn th- »'r" Mnmtar i« h nf IJ.|nneil^f.4|U..4vh|rH i d e v o f I k f itv e iW . .1*17 I til# 1st7 U.ijr Of AgguM . . O *P. H crndnn . IT.,k Clrcoll i ’oij-v p. min i- «v,naiy. rinHil* rial rlsvk's Meal) . I' un IMIOIIS OI'FN A T 12: l ‘> I*. M. IN TlN U O l S SIIOW INCS d a u .v 1/ FROM T H E HKClNNINGt netvivr xx Ho*cii»r for C A IN ' K e e p IT F'uM GirriN' university dining hall. But .tuuallv she doesn’t bother. " l l ’a ao Glthy It make* you sick.” she aey*. ’•Tht', food is te r­ rible. Th* Ublhcloths -look - a» though th e y ^ e never oeen wavn-d. And w aiter* ju a t dip dirty d is h n •uliiflol > n viurury! .11*11, >«f .H|ilrtiiln‘f ? t*\ H p p fcnd n- *.».*♦. ***-pleeer la Wheel with 6-#** fa i see* Is SIVINTIIMI or O-ey w ill 8*4. Jesler sites 9 I* II. 4 >1 ( -.1 im tirn III I. \K H Y A P N evvafeaturr* pinnir.g present a t one S >g A Specialty B etter Toalght plio he W id k e i * Robert W. Chrisp. CAB hearing officer who ro o n llo atel the In­ vestigation of the Purt IV dot, it, Md., disaster on Mvmnrtal Day, told some of the method! .he and hi* colleagues use. •"We look Into every angle, study every possible ran**. put together the evidence with eyewltaeaa reports and what experience tearhea ua—and usually com# up with the ah*w*r." he said. . , Rule* of the a ir requlro than CAB he notified immediately when a crash occurs. E xperts from the closest of eight Geld stations hop to the acene and follow through with their probe until they come uo with a solution. Chris* said thee* ar* no or* than 21 men In Ih* eight retfonal offices a t New Yorh, A tlanta. Chicago, Kansas City, F ort Worth, Santa Monica. Seattle and Anchor***. _ a A fter rounding no' eye­ witnesses, th ejr comb Ih* wrechag* for any pact! that rem ain. These are -#*al to the . Ilurrau of Standards, where ‘ scientific tseta frequently In ra up a solution. Aenta of the Civil Aeronautic* Administration, who police the air lanes, are called In to produce their records of th* fatal n ig h t. Chrtep pointed out th a t CAA it a* Reopening F* •mil t h e i n d e p e n d e n t • \ 11nn' ibma Worker* of Am tir.i t tare a n o in t her fin iirid y 'The CWA i« Ihe. 1 0 llvl**Nnlioiu^l. Ktilehtlbui d ."To ouk ,1?; ip „khv language e( Upon this trend many ... men and observer* ar-* their hones of solving our r j i i m i i . x f o u n t , difficulties and arriving c o u s t t . n x m iD A . world. K H T A T B O P C A Itt, M. KAUNKI-I- Field No lea Tin- M a itla n d p la it w orkers union o ffu e r* tnd e x e c u t l'1’ board have voted to recommend lltl.W n fid iu iloh lo their 1,'Xkt m-hilx-rs,* and ihe l-'iitd o f the M aryland Teb'phi'ni- T m ffir U n io n ,ha*. 15c.■ nun. nd,al that it1- 3,000 nii m hrrs m ill. T\VlfC. Ruth iiuion* have elect too* un ihe question r o ilin g l!> II VKOI.D XX \»rl» WASHINGTON 1h’ g itl" in the center of 1 th n whirlwind ctiurtaKlp. . t.nhor union* the <IM*. rreen . I went to the unit ami the h o n e waa there.” So. having used a bit of brr*e.sense. what is the answer to out search? A ttorney General Clark Legal Notice DIXIE CREAM D 0.N U T SHOP Dr. .James (Special) Receipts of egg* on the Dade Cltv S tate F arm ers' Market during the la il weekly report period totaled 4,13.1 dnien. figures avallahle today In Jacksonville office* of Florida S tale Market*, revealed. Price* for the week opened at «3 renta, per doten for ex tra larire egg»: 111 renta for large. 68 renta for mrdi'im and a a a t ____ 1 t ................. 41 cent* f«lf -*mall. Increase* ort ihe first three classification* were noted during lha report period, closing pricei. being* <|uot«l o> M arket Manager Jam es T. John­ son, a* follows: E xtra large -gga. 115 cent* per doxen; larg--, (S3 cents; medium. 57 renia: email, 41 cent*. Poultry offering* for ihe period covered by this report • totaled I ,.*UU1 pounds, for whlrh lo in * quoted were as follows: F ryerj, 35 renta per pound: i.eavr h-i'a, 23 cents per pound: leghorn Hens, 20 c«nta per pound; rooRlrrii, 15 cent* per pound. immunism as a Fertilizer Protect Your Health By Sleeping Reiter. IIMIo iris’* Arc C enter Of .MV,ay I n ion Courtship Religious Trend Is . Report On Dade City Poultry, Egp Prices Seen As Answer To *Vorld Peace Problem JACKSONVILLE. Auir. 8. NICKS VENETIAN BLINDS PACK T H R E E T1IF. 8ANPORD HERALD. F/NITIHD. FLORIDA F R I D A Y . A U G . 8. 1 9 4 7 M il'll K |'ri>r« f«»f th u riixaucnicnl mill : i XI ATS S -»h KV K S: 1.20 Children* ,4f,*i �FRIDAY* AUG. 8, 1947 SANFORD. FLORIDA K «lafcllklkr4 la Fewer Divorces The Sanford Herald n o i l.a m i t„ u r. sn r.aiiu, I.OMIIIM III: AV M u»luf*a M aasaer 'PAUSE THAT REFRESHES' The divorce rale in the United States will lx* m aterial­ ly lower in I!M7 lhan it w as in 1910,' the M«-tr»|iolitnn Life Inmirunct* Company has predicted. An indication of the downward trend lit the drop of idmnt 40 |H*r cent in tlx; numlx-r of divorces granted in Ituno, in tp e fir.it. nix months of this y in r-m compared w ith .th e like |X-riod of Inst. Kitnirear lpr New Jersey, M inneoita and for California trho\\ a Himilni', I hourh less m arked decline. Lar.t year an all-time hiifli of more than 020,000 divorce* w e re granted in the United States, almost double tlie figur** of only four yearn earlier. The rise in |ht* num­ ber of djvdlven in the four yearn Iretween 1942 and 1946 nearly equalled .th e inrreane from the iH-RinnihK o f 'o u r history until 1942. . O ur new offices will lx* opened Friday August 8th, Entrance to offlyt* Floor No. T03 N orth Park Ave. New Phone No. 1300. i *4 Ernest Huunholder It*, nnnulmrtitn constitute nlxiul oHe-neventh o f the total numlx-r of marrinpi-i legally rliainlvetl. In New York atate the ratio in niie-lhiyab'-btivtog inc-ronied to I hi* figure from nbput onefifth in 1940. In at leant two rouiitiek in New Yolk, annul­ m ents itxrm l divorces in numlx>r. , .. ' “ While a decline in divorce, yt indicated-fiJrJ947, there is little reason to believe th a t the lung-term upward trend in the divorce rate has been halted, much less reversed,” the Metro|xilitau rays. “Our country urgently need* more and better, facilities for rom |iosing domestic difficulties constructively, in ortler to re ta rd the grim ting o f. the divorce mills.” * 9 L 1 I e ** * I >i • 1 i . NOTICE clock on Thursday morning, August 14th, Sabbatical Yeui the Board of Public Instruction will receive bids on college professor who *gi*is every seventh year a rhither to leave home and job for o ther fields, tires for school buses. The Board reserves the rig h t FRIDAY, AUfiURT S, 1947 B O A R D O F P U B L IC IN S T R U C T IO N BIBLE VF.Rafc FOR TODAY THE—FINEST P UT S I C A I SPECIM ENS OF MANHOOD ARE ELIMINATED HY WARS. THEY WILL CONTINUE TILL JUSTICE SITS ON TH E THRONE WHERE FORCE HAS SO I.ONU REIGNED: And they found Oatll and his thiee amis fallen In Ml. Oil boa.— 1 Samuel 31:8.__________ How much money is a businrtt ppoird to loir as a trsull ol in* costs befrnr it increases l!ic prices of its lliingt lor tale? Pack­ ard Motor Company answered lliM question lo its own salilfaclion this Week when it followed the lead ol General Malms* and olliri aittotaobiles lay inrtrating llir pntr of its vaiious inodels as much as $200. Alter lining money all this year, it decided it had had rnougli It would atk the puulic 1b help F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A Is nlxjlit to ntitrl for a Vvitr’a tour of tlx* United Stale*. i ugency, putt t lie seventh ck every m outh, tlie only provi.iioim being that she must i-|x-nd the yeAr*in travel or at inly, nml w rite n r»*|iort to her Imjhs ,cv/ry The belieficiiii y of tix» aabbnlicjil iilen can lo .re tu rii to tier job witli runeweti energy am constructive Iilen* to put into her work. In ThtH™wmitft In* a n I m p r h c liih l one petceal trying lo Ixibe lie official!. 1 hat's very Interesting, ai he said. Hughe* didn't ixk much of his money, fail fiom.Uie itaiid- point of public.moult, ii isn't lie •mount of money involved, it is the Use to which u is pul that counts. To our way of thinking! it is just *s had lo i.,<nd $IO2,0lKi bribing government Aflicialt as it n s irgan was Itadgrrrd and on the wAnsks stand in it certainly are not above »n. accused Senator Brewstrying la blackmail him Ueries cheer'd.1 MUIkmaitei •ns and "economic royal- Suii Kisnr.W 'i -md M BIRTH AN.NDCNCRMKNT llurh, Cainille llatlen. -8>Gra Meisch. Martlm R i o w i r , t ’n i h e i n , Clark. .Minnie . Ruth (idhi'in, Mnry Aim Whelchel, Mr*. Iliici.Vt alnl Mrs. I>n\ ill Tin,i-lier. bark McNnb p la u 'lo tea«*i tom or­ row fur Camp Immokvli e in Jackvinvilla w hete they will spend a 31 at the Feruald Lungin,.n Me­ morial llo 'p ital. Mr*. Sinetri i ■ and Mi*. Clyde I I T.-rwilwill U< remetnliercd as the fora:, * J r. h a re returned from a Mildicd Stafford. ,-ks’ Vacation during which Mr. and Mra. I'haib-a 1: H arrs ha<V anmnxu'ed tin* blrtr tim e lllev visited In New of a ‘ daughter, Elisabeth I V , and C harlotte. N. C.' at th r Frrnald Laughton Menu, rial llo-.pltal on July 2 .»». Hayes *s tl.< farm ri M a y ill. Stewart Martin nu>l l*i« oichr* Ira have lieen engaged to proud, music for tin- Jay etc Jam-e to Ii, held at the Mavfair Inn • ii Satin dav night, it »«* amunimisl l.sl r bv Raymond LUndquist, i hull uiSi and uncle, Mr. and Mrs* Francis Mr., and Ms a. IUc-Imm) CU ’ ■F'.clnT'for Uirnenil Reach to visit today annoum-eil the H II,,U. She |iUu* to leave till Mi ami Mr* Walter Klirvd. ii*illi i dai-ghtei, Vicki Atm, at tin* fit ni'itr ^ iirm urial lli> |iital. Mil C la rk e 'is the form er Pefiry lit - Dancing will begin in ih.< main Ml'* Kola Mcilelu-e. or h * she is now kvwn, ’\Mi»> Klnr on* Wetlnestlav from Nov.- York will I*,* |iti-sentt*d at the Jaycee danri- ,n Snlm tlny nigl M ayfair Inn roncectlon with the i t s i wide auntm rr c Mr. and Mrt. Ted R. b lo City where she studied daiu-mp of th« Junior i'baif>8*i of Commeeeav inliHi-d in the fes day announced tlw t*ii tit of • | a l*anqgel on 8unda> at lh* Inn at wlilcl t-me Fdw aid W daughter at the F-rn.iM la u g h ••d ll ,>1 m l iliieclor of N i-W tW eek M agaiill. ail! lit- tlw* RUVfl I (lilum lo were guests yestriduy if Mr. iin d .M ii. J. C. Mitchell elil >ute lo Ja. i *,tn» die w heie they flan- to spend a *hort lime. Tha? we|i* Joined in .''unfold by theli daughter Joaii who has spet.t. Mr nml Mi*. Wallet Morgnn nrd dniO’Mir Shistey Have return- Junior Cli Barbecue IManiied Diclt AikenH Honor At Country Club Coiplc* With Slipper Sufi w alrr fur (former!)' at 309 Park) S ln v ly after of r«• i,i i 00 A. St. Iircakfa;! m n i Mi *ml Ml*. Dick Aikin .*ii ovei tlie w eekend. It w ar allnounri-il today by J th aile * Potter, lie said that open house w ill Inheld- on S a tu id a y night i.nd the -supper w ill tie serveil oil Sunday eve ning._______ -, ______ __ -IglU nud. U-i evening wxli i ■up|M-r«t their home x. M av.ri In tie* r nf MUs Belay tMI tib and -Jrury lltuw nlrr, -w h o >.mi gageinmi am) appranclt'iig ik.Ii Monday Afternoon LovaU -Hreongemewta He sluti-d that iTu* ;ie*‘iilul III n t series of rtub |inrtii*' will Is- held I • x tu i r l o n K y . , T h r V w e i e uceoiu- mi tVnfnrulsy und tin* f*--*tiv11.«-.>* coiatiig the living i -m-ii and porch if the Aiken home. iu.*iis-,| to Sanford by Mr. M will inelude tiiurunini-nls^ during tit's niece * M i" Ann Collin*. <*l Mtiysville, Ky.. who |ilnu* to v.* •l here f*u uIh. ui u month. i-,'lth DANCE TONIGHT t l« V'leelli litn. .»• iiftiwii |U:tw Itrtjsseat fully visiting a tilt T Mill.u r o w ’s M unday * ,Jio o l reffe»timyiil> lltodlt* Wlllittns-s . In to Npwi IUwaIUh I i Ttitfca Y o u r # . It# id •tnlnic It Ul'« (In Vitlllng I • U'l Seng nf N.ie.n !?• IS W eiiim llukirtriup I* Noon Hour Notr* ' N***• • . . w a v m iii : t'ai.rsil Clark l^otiaidy am i Mi*. Tills*. B R IN G IN G Y O U r,*r luhttalm tiil’t T H l B IS T T O D A Y Guaranteed with IA C H P R O G R AM AN D IV IR Y D AY Work .will liVgin im m rdintrlv on a Wavaide I’n/k by tlie Slrinhatchee River near fu-re, Projert Engineer C. |(. Ilorfe of (be S tale Road Departnienf luikl tmlny. The park, one of imVe than 100 plam iej fur the atnle.U ill have reatroutiu, pic­ nic tnldca drinking w ater and a refuse pif. Last Day FRIDAY! I ’d iln r the beouly of DUVAL'S Ru)on Crepe. In mexho, block, biown. giey, peocock. tossock gieali, Aren Wright 'Uavf*. D u r -I- till- M ipprr tin- M l ■n ' Mr*. romuny ltUIUJ*F to aihiuve u n h yotu urll-rhiMen Mprrl*. 'tr*. A. D. JnipiMin. Mi* -FOR TH E bANCG , m. lle a u tv bewitchment . . . the ofler-dosk goddess dress that flows in (lot(filing lines! Contour cut semi-fronl Ing wkt.- taper* In er; -lul h<*l<l »r*. Tie dining latdi* wu» t - n t rd Will .hi imported, w*ivcit , l,*|l llridal plare rurd*‘weie used m the 'full Inble*. Mr', \il.en we a*si*le.! in serving by her si»iei« Mi** VUrgarrl Wjiglt i , l Mr. ere *er. • d l.i M E N JO Y A D E L IC IO U S D IN N E R rvenlng N rm fra lu re s Cm I Chnrpenliig and the devntio;v Vutlll • . • •••*»• * rnugratuIntPil - -*iig.a i'* 'linn ii my sss(* •»i ret—ttetinsvrprttj- -Yours self on my suit's resIstanco. The iruth was that I had a Iready unit-red lrnin another dairy and this Deemed the easiest way out The following morning, however, the sam e dairym an appenretl a t the tloot'. a Isiwl of dewy -strawlx*rrlea held 4 :tS D »nv»r. f l h ir lia f carefully in one hand and a half-pint Ixdlle o f cream in Too *bw4 the other. “ Lady," be niuuninccd, ns I over T im s the berries and handed them to Mutultif (ifvtilloni you aure have missed n lot!” We changud .dairies. l« L. Tilli* enterlaiued r Circle Nn. I n f the nf the First M rlhodlst Monday Afternoon at . The mili'Jte* of tne CURLY, LILLY anil CANO LONGWOOD HOTEL It wo lone llal* Urom • — —— . B r i I s i n's Falmr government •omewlut belatedly it'* beginning to tighten its hell. Blaming then current hardihip* on the war and its awful devastation, u now in sists that only a starvation diet, labor conlioli, inoir work and greater production ran |iotiibly pul We have come ;A-'-'lohg way ii w-ling in Clung,,. I.o parenta. t))'* V|smll vt I said Hhortly Mietlm •core* were m »a* given to M i" Auilr.'y Itu< low to Mis* .M u tllia.ltti.au .1 Mu* Minnir Itulh (><lhu*n m r i t the hitfb rummy |>ri(t*. Mi Conxll'a gift to tin- loittfii gn> was tj d.pnly IjciiTunu act. . .Refraehntent* cunxUtin r stf •' licious rnke ti'ctl « it it piiiV .■ white frosting. In’ ru n m , cntdi amt sailed tuita were "served today t>* spend uUmt •At 60 m. p. h. a person sees 14 as the foi pier "M ary l a l g r . . percent less than he does driving The Mayan Indians i,id no knowledge of ■the wheel, lu ,iue A divorce on the ground of de- arch, or 'iron, bronse, unit upper rtion may be obtained Jn 42 tools but m anager stupe'vlo is h i . gineering feats. 206 .V P a rk ’ Ave. Take ndviuitagv of CUtdenr re Mi * PibUe wilti a piece of tier stiver.-Following the *up|*er itieg- Irnnis ami gulf will ln;l|- improve your figur Vour share of garde i fre d i grem REGULAR PRICES: l ie •> (Or THEATER OPENS 12:15 P. M. SUNDAY and MONDAY! £iqulr* Magatlnt and velb*w vrgeta de. Salad* made uf w aleirreu , carrot), to­ matoes, green lettuce ami rueuni* l*er» or iiepper* supp.v vilnmln* necessary for daily nnriliuu and a clear complexion. Summer ami Fall no* season* wlo-n vim can give voir im e a lest. You won't neeC lieuvy foundation* when yo, an- «uii bronre*l. If you will leav- off nil toiindulion cream* and cok- make­ up for n few month*. ).ui will -notice that enlarged poroa c!-i** up, •I HrLnml Mi Fn un and Mr-i Jnh Mr*. T. K. Tucker, Duuglti-. I 'tun lea. bin, khead* di'uppeai look* young, i It'll nevri ovridu in i ha • lllt>tlllll*. *, with Double Your-Money Back guarantee V A 'l^ K A Y We’ll Gladden Young ’H earts Willi IMGTAIDERS' FASHIONS HY RcadeN Digest Relief And Royally SATURDAY ONLY ' Tampa Tribune - DOUBLE FEATURE-'•-« * Fuller W arr«n, fully r*i-ov*r«d io'pVlIll^tl rrum Ids accidental injuries, and back “in circulatliui," is peituib “It it to incong1 a to l« xl about the future Queen- ■*> Grfial B ritain and liar financial absurd," *ayi Wni Kat the lash so ^ H Vital To Crop Safety Hr CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Newafeaturra NEW Y O R K -T h e “golden with • voracious appetite fo r pota. nematode," • hardy little woim toes raaterlallxed from nowhere In Ixing Island's N assau Cnunty • ftw year ago and matU-lUelf at home. IManj^il'Klor* iiu d u ,!. and fra n tlrally to ccontrol o .._ ^ experiment fran tha spread of the worm..The gelden nematode seemed to resist all spray and dost measure*. « Then, because It threatened to g|*ead outside the county, Um Now York S tate Departm eal of A grlcultaro slapped a goaratlno on N sootn pnlaloen r w i t h from the pages of GUN FURY! liluation. In 'a piesa p b a is , Wa.- United Slat 'onafltu Dan McCarty iprsking befoft Cn rrinarka that tha (A.7Mi ,<*00,000 tlon eiptexxly ■Amu md prq\ aliouln the Oilandu Rotaiy Club juggrvli loan—or gift—from, the Umied give Great Rnlaj that if hom otradi wrre aiiruc* States to Britain ha moat used op." and - that ilriialri Iravagart loxuiy a mguard In this eonn'actluii, he homestead* cirmptions would - no: nant to rvery vvolrmant of Amer 'ore giving b t such a problem to stiugglint the news report that Prince-. lean democrar; llrilain ai lore Amerirai city and county commiiiionrri Elisabeth ia receiving an alluw (•real money this nation nice of 1100,000 a year from Ih thould excc. Besides, lie addi, hiomr owner: iiritndi governm ent, and that llii* *Tt will not probably will be “upped" tn tw extravagantly -equandtred on lillle bit toward tlie srrticrs which 1260,000 when ahe marries ea- royally." . ODr patriotic ft lend is undul/ they .demand of the cilirs an: Prince Philip. This rilea the observant Puller, , counties. Well, mayl>e he’s light who comment* th at-D ie Prince vs ronrernod vi |h(k*;iartlrular. !< la traditlniial w iljuUrwtt Brita n but they su ir'w rn l down the hn- receives a larg er sum lhan the to provide laviOdv for Ita ' tit­ for homestead exemption and the) President of tha United Stater, ular royally. Whctliar or not It ind that, when she gets the raise gul an y , money from the Unithave been demanding mote ami to 1260,000, “ahe will he taking nJ .StAtoa, more of theii local govrinmenti In more than three tlm rs a i much w m i mean« L . • » « since. Whether they woulu as tha head of the government King and Its princes* the cUatr b* willing to pay more Iowan, which provide* G reat Britain mon- m ary liberal ftiiandal larges* fit- Urn cost of govrrorarqt now t to Hava been hemmed In. • moot question, l i t . ) Q uarantine Method* , FRIDAY The Townsend Club will m eet in tha Tourist Center at 8:00 I’.M. A ttar the husineas meeting th rre will be card playing and checkers tnd refreshm ents will lie served. MONDAY * fiT h r circles uf the W.*M. 8. of tne F irst B aptist Church will tnedt a t 3:30 P. M. as follows: C title 1 ,’Mr*.' John Rogers, TI10 M yrtle Avenue; Circle 2. Mrs. Myron Smith, Flora H eights; Circle 3, Mrs. A.. J. Peterson, West F irst S treet; Circle 4, Mrs. S. C. Dickerson, South Sanford Avsnue; Circle' 5. Mrs. H. W, Rucker 640 Valencia Drive; Cir­ cle 4, airs. W. C. DeCoursey, 218 West Nineteenth Street. 4 TUESDAY ' The Woman's Utble Class of tha First Raptlst Church will meet at 8:00 P. M. In the church annex with Mrs. J. T. Hardy, Mrs. A. L. Rat mean and Mra. C. A. Anderson, Jr.* as hostesses. The filo t Club wjll h-ld a pic nlc a t “Time and Tide" beginning at 8:30 P. I!. All m nnU -ri a rt * The Fidelia Class rf the FIFsl Bautist Church will titee; at the borne of Mrs. Roy Rritt on 824 Hpeeisl* un all ware* during August. shampouing. For appointment rail 971. ; J given- f**r - Mi-- iitg'planned after the '*arl**-ir I said firmly, “ my- hietbfind and I don’t drink $163,000,000. "second Battle ol Biitain." Prime MSniatei Attica iniitls, “cannot b*' won by thr f«x “ EvlFryonr will have to sacrific*. Why. didn't hr think of that lw» yean ago? Oi didn't he know thrn that Britain had been through a war? Station WTUIt j j Social Calender into a new apartm ent and were everything from laundry service Nona* cream ? Berries cornin' contact man. someihing when lie says ahnwrr To get a really beautiful permanent, your hair must be p’roperly shuped and becomingly sljted. • .. 1 O E '/ / e/ e MU* Or lly (\>rt,»li xnlvi tiiM-d on Tursdnv night «i*h.i< l*tTdgr HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY NOOK RADIO IMUKiKAMS PAGE FIV E Miss Corrodi Honors *-.* Miss Martha Page L. E. Jordan, Chairm an |H -rlo rm :in rF more; the employers would gel Imek dividend* tin their divestment which would make it very w orth w h ile.'A n d the employee’s caieer would have added irn|»etus with the prospect of such n hiatus in ids working w a rs .' TIIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Removal Announcement I have moved mv office from The Atlantic Na­ tional Rank Bldg, to 'th e Brum ley-Puleiton Building, Corner of FiraL S tre e t and Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. « « In the future I will lx* associated in the practice of law with my son. Karlyle and his wife Doris, under the firm name of Housholder Associates. • T h e M etro|M ilitan a ls o c a lls i d te n tto n i f f ’fS P i«-T,‘flPel.v la r g e n u m b e r o f itiin u lm ttn ti g r a n t e d - a n n u n l l y in notne o f FRIDAY, .AUG. 8. 1947 AH IU Iftft iftomi MGM i b$$fi 1 /rerun P h o f o g r o p h t d In T I C K N I C O L O J t Marjorie Kinnun Rawllng’x Novel of the Florldn Rackwixxh. Cotratry Photographed near Ocala. F BA TURK TIMES: 1:00 - 3:37 - 6:14 - 8:51 Moncy *b a c k -COM PANION FEATURE-- Take advantage of our special checking aervlcca to meet monthly obligations. It's the safe, economical Way to pay bills. Remember, too, that all trad*-.! actions made by us are photographed and become a permanent record. , - *JwV» v* F arm ers can’t ship th eir |iotatoea nut side the county and m utt fore they can take them over tha aleriliie potato-raising tools becountry line. And they are being urged to plant some other crop— principally. • cover crop fu r a th a t Uiit golden nematode may ho atarvml out. T he quarantine soomi to be working w ell It Is one of hun. O PENS: O PEN S: .1.1 luM •( ::;,\hh'.v»uV«4« • ' ROUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM • y & Saturday! Sunday & Monday! This (untuigg new Colguto-Palmolivc-Peet suds nctuully ctrfs dishwashing time in M l ! Cleans tlisluii clctutrr than soap! Trcfia WRIGHT Joseph GOTTEN Shadow of a Doubt* v "reed In the nallonr today, DOUBLE VOUR M ONEY BACK ALFRED IHTCIIOCK‘8 -•On The Hama Program*- Ing porta, air terminal*, ra il­ road tracks and highway croaoIng atalo line* to task.* aoto lh a t devastating inaecls, dlaeaaoo and viruses a r t hold •wllhla known boandirloe wfcoc* they con ho o slerm liu lod by joint ocliow. COLGATE-PAIM OUVE-PEET MAKES THIS OFFER TO INTRODUCE YOU TO THE WONDERS OF V ELI Deposits Insured Up To $5,000.00 The MAKX BItOS LEAF MINT “A N ight In Casablanca** CHEWING GUM AIK-CONDITIONED -COM PANION PIC T U R E - Everyone that attends our Hatarday Show will rocolve • FR E E stick of delicious VEL IF vtiu don 't like BCniRTHAN ANY SOAP CLAUDETTE COLBERT or subs —la- Fanale llnm t'a Great Naval ‘Imitation of Life’ Wills WARREN WILLIAM you've ever USED FOR DISHES i T U D D ItL F in h u ^ r y / s u p p l y lim ited X'P'njf, for there's no soup scum or streaky film to polish nw uy! Vt-I is milder to handof Vel is hoi a soup but un entirely new and different suds lluit is completely neutral ...m ildef-than soap. . _ Act now! Buy your 2-packagc Vel «p*rial at your dralc-r's todnyl With thin <luiil>|p-your-moncy-back guarantee, you can't'lose. ... a t your d e a l e r s today �a FRIDAY, AUG. 8, 1947 SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX Aleno Slams .Homer W ith 2 Mares On Base; Lake Gains Credit For Game Hy A rthur Jtrrk'w 1th, Jr, MftaM. Sporta Kdltn^ T ht 'S an fo h l Celery 'Fed* hop! on th t offering* of Rudy nil rirlnglieau rlghthauder for the DeLand Red -Hat*, for - fi-e Tun* In the secbfHl canto of Inal night'* cnnleat a t the Munk'ip-'il Park to place the conleat on tee, however the Fed* chalked up un additional pair of ru n * .to take a 7-to ..1 decision Irnm the vlaltm*. Tonight the Cclrrynten invade Conrad Park in DeLand for a alngle till and will re ta in to th r Ideal ball orrhard Saturday evil' Ing for a contest with the Orlando Senators, Sunday afternoon the Sanford aggregation move* to Tinker Field In Orlando for a r-tu rn etigagement. Monday the Fed* play la-eshutg In th r Lake County city. la s t night'* tilt wa« d elay .I for 211 minute* by Manager Hill Slelnrrke, who, arrording to Umpire Hank Win*ton, refused to play the contest l<ecau»e of the occasional dmpli-tcd of ruin 'hut pirea Winston and Taylor moved out on the field and declared th a t the weather cotvlidlons were suitable and the gam e must start Strincck* marched "arnuntl 'in the vlaltor’a dugout for a short time then went out on the field for a consultation with Wlnriun, he then summoned Mrl Wtlmnt. 4*eLand lead oft man, to take hi* 'trtrt-W irTtrtrttitngb Th*l ended the Red Hal* ac­ tivity. Ruddy Ijike wu* th r com­ plete m aster of the Hat* from then until the contest was «<»tpC I 7 U .. p itted . . . . .. Sanford unleasheil a three hit, fi<a run attack on R ott In the bottom of the second to place the tilt on Ice, Dave Drlda drew a free pass, Don M urray singled, •followed hy a -single— tor-deck Harrison, newly squired Fed Infitlder, H arrison's blow sent Bride scros* the plate and Murray movrd to third. Ruddy la k e drew a free puss to loud the runways. Johnny McManus then poled a well tagged blow I n t o rlght-cente r field to drive Murry, iho „ 1„ of,y and e in U<m coni! < ny ring an Ren rts iii , tuoso. .et Vttiec, if* W ad ltrll. i f Alano. It, ’t:u>t«k.‘ w M, I’trst. I Touts eilVstni* 11, if Hettvrflvi-i. Ik pride, ct Lewi*, c Marts*, i p Harris" a. IP lab*, p The Sanford Celery F.-l* will t«-„ ftonnrnl with a ‘liiavir .Annreclation N ight’ ""tomorrow night when the Sanford Celi-rv Fed* meet the Orlando Sen itfir* in en nil-im portant ‘ronte*l. Tht* Senat­ or* are It-adinr the O te ry ted* by three itame* and ar.i ie altn " in fourth place in the Florida ........ opportunity to ihtlitv when he M pound Ja c k . the American rlaroh* Monday h! -ank*nit nrid»uth. a n d 'I■ of Ich in ring ex, the ihla ’ca re e r Arid coiiditlon.'.lr i* col lection, Texas Man Won Two Shooting Exhibitions COMMENTS SYRACUSE, N. ¥ .. tug. 8, 0P> —Charlie Poulton, San Antonio. Tex., salesman, hold* Itv small guage and 20-gaug<- title* In the National Skeeta Tourney today a f­ ter a shouting aahibiitoi) jn which he missed only one n lM 'ln the show* a'sectio n of the wn tanking p rufm ional* and am *. teurs tee off here today to quest of the Florida S tate Open Golf Chain ^ pjonahlp currently drlem led by -p e| r Cooper. Ponte Vedra pro. The three-day 72-h'»le medalp|«y event will be ilagt-rf on the tricky Dulnulrrad C pu jjtr/; Club. , layout. T rc off tim e la scheduled for I) a.m. . , Cooper la a hravyt favorite to rap tu re hia thligR titatc title, hut the hlonde-hairrd linkiiman farea com prtitlton from w hat I* regarded aa the toughest humegrnwn rv er aaaemhled for a 8 t a t » tournament. Poullon won th e . small gauge chamnionahip with 1*9 out of 100, smashed 100 straig h t n the 20gatige event and then went on to hit 00 .atrlaght in a throw-way ahootoff. Rillv Perue of Mobile, Ala., took second nlace .with a 18 x SO. Mr*. Marv Kill* of Jacksonville^ hold the National Womya'a 2tM gauge title a fte r scoring i*fl x MK). She defrated Mrs. la ro y Child* of Lake K crr,..Fbu. b y .a single pige- By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. YANK-HOIK.Lit SW tlKS Rememlier, th r lit r* w. York Yankre-Ilrimklyii Dodger W orld'Serle* hack in 11*41 7 Another so ■lea o( that proportion ll In the m aking' with the Yank* nut In i’roiit of the American League ami the Rickeymrn a sore I n i to fin-sh in -th e T o p slnt-fn-the-N athm al circuit. The first meeting was really a corker, ll was a series th a t would only he expected from Flutlm-h, Rabid fan* will long remember the fateful ninth* inning in which Tommy Hcttrich struck out for the third out in the ninth, only to have Mickey Owen d r o p ' the hall. This play exploded right in the llrook'a fare* and the a p ­ parent t to It victory turned inert a 7 t« I deleat. Also In the same series, ro­ tund F t'd ille Fitrsirrmoh* was ril ueMiv n liny ilrive off the or young Martiius Hunan. FKr, wa« forced to Ira,.- the tilt amt the Yankee halters proceeded to soundly thrash Hugh Casey alul "win IK ero n te* T b y ~ T 7 la P Hllr*Must of the '’big nam ed'' playeta in that memorable seriea al*i gone. Red Ruffing, Ernie Bon­ h am .'Jo h n n y Murphy, and R u s h of the pitchers of the series sre among those who a rc na langur In the big show. Along with them are Dolph Camiili. J i* Mcdwick. Billy Herman, Owen. Kithy Hlglie, ta r r y French, Iww Riggs and Angie (lalan of the Dodger*. Red Knife. J-dinny Sterm . iti|l Dickey, Joe Cordon am! Cringe Selkirk of Hid Yankees are aiming Cu no longer existanta. Some of the atars of the ‘41 series are still around, however, Joe Di.Mnggin, FhiT'Rixxuto, Tommy HanHch, Charlie Keller, If he i» “hie to ptav by World - Seri * time, and Rpud Chandler are still playing with the Yankees. Pete Reiser, Dixie W flk rr, Per Wre Reese and Casey are llkly to pin; Inr Rrxnklyn. DIMaggib was sleeted a* the moat .valuable . . . ____ .plnvrr In l b ’ Amcrirnn Iwagur, and Chandler was on the brink of tine of th most outstanding pitching raleers In the Majors. Rill Dickey, one of the all-time g rrata in ca tc h ­ er*' regalia wa* at the fading end of a brilliant catching c a ­ reer. Camilll was named the cnost val­ uable playyr In the *NaUutml le a g u e chat year ami Pete R e ln r was acclaimed aa the baseball "fin d ” of the year. Should the Dodger* enter the aeries this year they w ill carry with them tha firal negro hasehall player ever to play In a series contest, Jackie Boolnaon. The two team* do pot have the star* this year that- were in the lineupe back In 1941, b u f o t i r guess la th a t tha series will be a hot ona. In more ways than one. BOXING Jim my H a m ll and 11. II. Greer of Lake Mery are Inter •sted In getting several Hanford oungstera to go out to la k e lary to work out In dally box­ ing session*. Grier stated th a t there It no age or w eight lim it and th a t any­ one who ie Inter*(lad In attending tha seaaion* la Invited.. It Ie possible th a t In the event the hopefuls ahow up well enough they m ay be entered In the Golden Glovea event* to be held a t the Legion A rena in Orthis month. G'a trounced tH • Palatks u 6-2 Iasi night while their rival*, t h e r m . Augustine i—were rained out In their lied UR w ith th e Ixaaburg —l/P)^-TJln G eorgia-Fluri.la to-.i-} tfUB Atl-Htar* from Mu* Notlfie fu Circuit won* i he Thtr I Annual N o rib iS 'io 'h T ilt, i|f»(e«tin:f tlie Southern All-Star* 8 to 5 before! 2.500 fan* lari night. !•, wo* the first tim f N orthern trum* won i_ ,i.„ I alnesVUle Leads By Three Gaines Florida State Open Billy Kinard To Tourney Opens Today Meet Joey Dunn ORLANDO, Aug. 8. (Hm-cial) In Fight Monday —A field of more than 85 top- Feds To Meet Sens Northern All-Stars Southerners In In Player Night Trim, GF League Contest Here Tomorrow TIIOM A8VILI.E. Am-. ..H Occasional trips to Sports Rotindup Itv JERKY LI8K \ CHICAGO. Aug. Jtfrf/11 -There is plenty of grum bling aroun-l. the windy city about the recond dlvialnn floundering idT the Cub* and White Sor, hut the popular pilot* id -b elli rin tu lly VIVIAN IIROtVN AP N'cwsfealure* W ilier NIANTIC. Conn.— You ran have ytiur tuna fishing and your fancy yachting suit*— I’ll la k e my tru sty ol' trout rod and wailing lit Itches. n, C b u j l j t l i r i m i n iiml.T»*-W Teddy Lyons, atill an peat to laout of sniping range. i Vm .su . For one th in g ,‘Itolh Grimm rnd 'tM .ti.o Lyon* stand solid with the toys whn w rite nieces for the napi-rs, i la-cause both a r e . genial fellows whn disdain double-talk and nllli-1 If rlth e r has felt that of real professionals would his club considerably, which is i nly too obvlaua in both ramps, he has refrained from publicly pull ing T«N|H|f« litRUrtri i»e>li.nu l l t s i k *% t/fU m li the soueeie on hi* fi’out office. H A M filU i a t I»•!..*fit! Urimm'a Cuba still are virtually t*n!r4i|tn nt th e sam e club which won the 1045 L*«Ugr*i .ii lif» AiiBUiftnt* N ational le ag u e pennant agkirist war-decimated opi beginning to creak at tne joint*. Iteitiii in The W hite Sox have a b etterhh-nd ill , 1* . of vmrth- anrt—ertenirix. hm In- ttittsifitnnia 414 lurle*. anti erratic (tilching have for a hand-line arid a row boat— and I’ll l>e happy If I hook a foureyed catfish, Y’r r ie n U v '4 t was a different story. In a very u p -u a fashion, I decided th a t tro u t flies, sand* worms and live shrimp wcu* hoipolio! tiait strictly for Sunday Armed-And Assault To Meet On Aug. 30 CHICAGO, Aug. :l. (/Ft -Two big money-winning nontea, Assault and A I'mtil. will raco .-ach other tit W ashington Park on Aug. .70. for the Drat tim e in th eir career* In a 1100.000 w inner-t»li-*]L match race. In the richest m atch event In tu rf history, each horse wlH carry 12tt 'pounds over a mile and a q u arter route. The race may also tu rn nut to tie a spec­ tacular riding duel between two of America's beat riders, Eddie A rran, on Assault and Doug D o d so n owns a skunk coat and decides to buy mink buttons for It, on a jau n t that shuuld surely Istud me Myth Tuna F.-hing of 1047. I t was five a-m. when I set out to tiernme an old aalt on the. tiring deep. At the hotel ad latent to th r E m ates, and Charley Trippt of Georgia, w tlhbe shared by Gaorge R atterm an of Notre Deror. Hen Raimondi of Indiana, Tommk Mont of M aryland and Ernie Case cf U.C.L.A. Coach F reak L eahr, however, m ay find m fo r Tucker’s accurate passing. "I think th a t Frank Honai (Bes­ semer, Ala., catch er), and Norm McCord. th at big firs t osekfr front New Oilcan*, looked eiscdsHy impressive." Pennock sa id .' plonthlps h a rt, Aug. 22-21 Mis* C urtis will lead the phen<*n»nslly successful C rystal PIutig* squad Ann Curtis, who holds more re- of San Francisco in its n«rat for a sixth stra ig h t nation*! team RET0NGA SAVED TH E DAY FOR HIM, SAYS FARMER I F d t Mke 1 Would Have To Give Up If 1 Didn't Find Relief S o o n ," He States.; Wishes He Could Tell Everyone About Retonga. CHOICE . .• ’ - . -, U quors - Wines - Beer (« Have Installed N«w Beverage Dispenser Ice Cold Beer AU Times BILL S PACKAGE STORE and B 111 W. First SI. Ph» “ F or ab o u t, tid e s year* every meal I a b a h w d ' to form ; h .large lump In my stom ach and 'so much gas pressed up against ray cheat .th a t sometimes It wa* hard to breathk." continued Mr. CoJe " I tried tg e a t enough: to ba up ' and on th e go, b u t t didn't relish i a bit*. I fait weakened and fagged | out, I had to taka strung laxative* NEW YORK Xm s m 7 : 1 5 . and 11:45 A. M CHICAGO*, V / i hrs. 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Both the high lustre and semi-Justre can be used equally effectively on interior or exterior aurfaca*. - - Nationally Advertised a t $5.85 QUR.SPECIALJ>JUCK •"I never dream ed 1 would-'find .m e d ic in e to do m s a* much good a* Retonga did," gratefully declare* ttf . F . K. Cola, wallknown farm owner of Route 3, A.A MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M o n 'A r m e d Armed has poured I&U8.755 into the till for hi* owner, Warren W right of the Calumet Farm Stable. Assult ha* earned 1(125,37p for hi* , owner Robert J. Klrlwrg of Texas. , An agreem ent on Aug. 30 for the match race w as reached yeslrrday by W right and Kleberg. Armed is nix y ea r* , old and ii *w<’ *"’ur* *Ir , P- I" «pite of Irsin* | j ' i acreechlng keros* the lawn every H -T-fW -aeconda aftd rontem platiow «fI* vj aca-alck preventives. I finally dotided on one which the druggist with blight feather jlgJ. lie set guaranteed hail bet-n perfected by thrm In sockets built into the'boat the Canadian Army during the and arranged fishing chairs, is Old llalas It. b etter kiuuyi as tile Imat rnrrened inxsilv he iethe Chleago ■Hears, also funclion* "Ah, this Is the life ," said one marked. outaide of the National Foothiill of the would-be Ipr* as We Set* “I'm spiting these up before It L eagui. Dwner Coach Ccargo llid I tlrtl aboard the fishin g (mat, and a* had to send quarterback Nick he sw igged sogie o f the captain’s With these .word* -v photog­ Sacrlntv of Wake Forest the eutcoffee. rapher and a newspaperman both rirula of three Chlragu medical £ ' “Cut It with a knife,' I sugges­ norm ally p retty rugged, to-ik to school* liefare ha signed a tn-ar v,■aWyTiuk ted, refusing th e s y ru p / brew In th r rails, Clint rm t Sum Inly will work fm lh»f„ii fi«*or of th a t em pty feeling and a Thlrlv-five mllea off Montaiik hia medical degree while playing wa*!mi sea-sick pill, with the outrigger* set und some­ pro football Juat aa did Dr. Dan- g ™ ; fautoui tart Those wg what sulalued "sportsm en" sitting nv Fortm an and danllst Hill *l»*. rhlbotat- thii reels, the tuna began to wort!*. lit* nil In I vilyrtlttf ntanskl. 1 settled down on the cockpit in bite. Small ,tuna from ■*_Ti't<» 60 Ib >. CtRClltfllti ? a flshlhg chair, feet up on the uoumls—hut so simple. You reel irk ur Uhllrftlrtfthlci X Hal*- ■llidrlksen Zahariao. the ill 5, I’lilraR-s I* stern , directly over* the diesel ex­ ’em up to the boat and the captain queen of American .»nd Hiitish | flrt'iiltlvn I haust, ready to soak up the sun­ gaffs 'em I golf, ha* announced that her next shine for our trip to the middle uf It all seems like, 20 Vmfra ago,* m ajor tourney would be the N a­ the Atlantic (well, alust.) ami dc liter tim e, that I heard a tional Women’s A m ateur at FlunkIt was almut seven a.ni. when male voire (D an "cast-iron stom ­ I lieeamr sw are of a preliminary ach” . Mulvey, sport* editor of the flnttcfc of butterfly wings in my New Haven Regis'.*?! saying, stomach. Thi* was Just alaiut the "This is 'whv women shouldn't, he tlm r Hi- lolly little crew gave perm itted on fishing ti!p*-H Important title which ha»-eluded out with "flailing, sailing ovet the Mr, I don’t rate . I'm going In her. The Ralie was whln;>H in the .......................... ... Bounding M ain" . . . definitely rush right out to the tackle shop 1945 W estern A m ateur final* hy and pick up a Royal Coachman and Phvllla Otto, and Iasi vear she Veiling ath lrlea from tin Pulled butterfly wing rhythm. Hharllv a fte r the first b u tter, a Silver Doctor nnd head for a bowed to unheralded -Mary Mr- Ktat-e nnd Canada begin rhelr/ lU U jm W ' Dy U -k flig h t—and members of p retty stream , Huckleberry Finn Mlllln o f (irran TJiiy. WU„ Jn the three-day series at semi-final*. Ralw'.nvtV be think­ Munleinal .Stadium tnnlgh' in the It*- /km lly followed at frequent style. Or maybe 111 lust be rontent to-be a lady of tha lake and , ing over those rar«*iiefoati whllp first- International Amateur All- integral*. W ar Base ball Kories, and a flock Nal-odv told me 1 needed a weak tfiank my lucky star* I don't live tending her De^yl•rJ^h|*• garden. of Major League .trim;* i 1 rip er- mind and a strong bark la catch on a houseboat. H ereafter, I’ll tail to In* on hand Iw-htok over ih* tun*. *- W hat I had was n weax tak e mv tu n a fish on toast with Bewitch. Cal Irttuce am Ltom ato. beaten two-vrU Thing* nfight have hr»n d iffe r­ ih xlralgh* -rir I™ 4 « L several alreait* haj go n ite r her t i ent If. «nlv I had slept . . eaten Btakc* nt Y * n I1**" hem "ih other atrh the tomu ^ er w etrh to re In thetPrfJ AL FFaati Btaki-a mv hreakfaat . . . gone on the K sturday, lias star* doting wnrkout* g,id Lqtfl Washington Pi 1 - 1. To ,_ l^ fvs m the th - Phlladeiphii*. I'hll-a-lnhl.. upper deck . . . hadn’t tnhalod the hjoklng" back | n* f*«m the local rallbii eih au aL By golly, next time. . . . com patlsonJ the Athletjr* will direct th* (I, S, Man O 'W ar, 1 T rainer Ben , Mi won't *ny. *nd Canadian nines oh thg field, A vulture is known to have <*IR pley toniglt and w hether she i« V v limn Calu-t Th* m e t-F a rm ’# an M6r W hirls way, Relurday night, with the vlnnrr when they w «4 ffTyear-olds. hut mw*l!w * »l*r outfit drawn from l-'JUvenlle "Who <0° Baltimore sandlat te am for he ad m lu *he/ stake and w inti lh '- championship S u n d ry -aftervlherlng all her " “ »»• H t h e f l r i t two games ary Dr. Chnrtat L. I’eraon* )Pcd.'* s till, the U. S. and Canadian rlube Optometrist ___ will play a third tilt. Sunfay to ...... .......... „ „ „ „ w,„ where between Montauk and 18 Hanford A tlantic Ilk. Bldg. oppose Baltimore. The title game butterfllea) CapU ln Ed 8herman Ilonra: 9-11 1-6 *'■ Phene 196 1 will he played the aame afrimoon. of Nlantlc. Coniu, form er lineman L 9-1* , . ____ d Cl eases Fitted ■ IL M. M. Carpenter. Sr., o* ner with- the old Williams football of the Phillies, and hi* r?n*ral team , appeared with tha lu ru fUhmanager. H erb Pennock.; looked fng rod* which ha busily baited and tboda attending the H u lo tu are Invited to maka the trip to the Legion Arena, G rier staled Anyons who is in to n ated Jn N y io h al securing inform ation concerning t)ia training program may con­ tact Grier a t th a Lake Mary o n iu io u in , n u |i / t nv Women’s Regional AA(J swim­ contest between the Or- ming meet opens here today with Senator* and th* Daytona mors th an 160 contestant a entered. i Islander* w as postponed F irst event of the three-day meet . . „e **1*3 - w > ■ ___ *wae the lAQO-meter swim with cornelr P at P atton o f 'A tla n ta . M O -y ard ^N ational J The Clubhouse PER GAL. Thousand's praise Retonga. Ratnnir combined with liberal-quanttonic combined w ith liberal quanltlllc* of V itam in B -t and is in­ tended to relieve d istress due' to Insufficient flow of digestive joke* In th e stomach, loss of appatita. Vitamin B-l deficiency ami conetlpdUoR. Accept ne aub- Ask for our Compbts Color Charts YOUR DAV18 PAINT DEALER �FRIDAY, AUG. a. 1947 II. a a the result of tire damage, your home w a i m ade unl ivea b le , woul d y our policy pay lor the rent of euitable quar­ ter!? Rent insurance is an important part o l fire insurance cov­ erage. For complete rolection. see us to­ ny. THE SANFORD HF.RAI.D. S ^N »nnD . FLO R IU * ^ A Mexican Claims Are Nearly Cleared Up “ S E R V IC E BE Y P N D 7 H E 0NTRAC _ - i S tO A M E S G U T AG ENC Y FOR RUNT By 11(1tV A BO DOBSON WASHINGTON. —The, govern, ment U still lining ita claim business at the u m r old stand. Th Indian Claims Commission, created by Congr©** last year, has taken over the offeced. tele­ phone num bera—nail much of the s ta ff— o f f Ariteriran-M exican HELP W AN TED 6 ARTICLES FOK SALE RECORD PLAYERS for rent. By CONCRETE SEW ER P IP E day or week. The Music Box, 110 ___ SEPTIC TANKS. G rease Traps W. 1st St. Phone 963. lltorks, Aluminum Window* and Screens. White cement. Paint, O FFIC E apace Iri Mcltch Building. Perma-tile, Hurricane btae^s Large light of ices, new ly decorMiracle Concrete Company, .lot) £e<T, Oil U tilities, heat and ja n i­ Elm Ave. Phone 1335. tor aervlce furnished. Ca!| 8CH- ------------ >. , —W. II. A A- Dept- Store. 4 .CEILING (an* l«r sale, ta p e y j CONVALESCENT- HOSIE now - D rvg S tnrr. — open at Chuluota, 18 miles 3. K. of Sanford and *18 mile* N. E .j RADIOS. Motorola. Sales of ^prlando. ta r g e .screen and and Set vice. The Music Bos, open porches to a it and enjoy 1111. W. 1st SL Phone 933. the cool breeiea off ta k e C ath­ erine. ta r g e graunda an J walk* safe from autd traffic. I.ni'ge ROOK COATING- Asbestos Alu­ minum roof-coating- good' for lobby and'room sl llrlck construemetal, slate or composition roofop. Can arrnm ialate 35 only, ing. Stop leaks. Cools your home hone of -write for reseivatlnn 10 to 16',;. Ten year w arranty. at once. Oviedo 2382 or Dr. SENKARIK GLASS A PAINT M artin 2302 or write Box Ut7 Chuluota Florida", Hurge TeTan —CO. 112-114 W. 2lid SL-----------for guesta to visit their doctor. PAIR Mexican handmade shoes. A VAIl.AIH.r-. s t onre, convenient5A, red and white. Photic 6*»r J. Iv located, down town section, up to date apartm ents with all h e w in g m a c h i n e s modem convenience*. Adults HALES K SERVICE ’ ’ onlv. Phone 550. H E R T S SEWING MACH. SHOD l t r. S. FRENCH. PH. 11HO the Claim* Commiision. which ex­ pired hy law April 4 Until- the final day* of tha con­ gressional session. however,^ the commission was a financial orphan. Congress wailed until *ol* most the last minute to ap propri­ ate funds for it, and the three f iU.UOtl-a-yyar commissioners had intis w ithout; paychecks front midApril until the end of July. The appropriation was made in an omnibus hill which took care BUTCHER WANTED— Thursday, FridaV anu Saturday. Apply M argaret Ann Store, C. K, Hug­ gins*. M anager. EX PERIEN CED celery grower or trained farm m anager for furm in Zell wood area. Good i-esition for rig h t p arly . A. Duda A Sons, "Oviedo." Phone 2151. * GIRL for cashier A cosmetic roun ter, also aoda girl, ta n sy 's litu g Store. 9 WORK. W ANTED EXPERT p a in tin g — contract or - hourly basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estim ates. Phone 783-J. FLOOR fiA K lillilL . A -flntaW m i. cleaning A waxiug. Our power unit enables ue to work whore there ie no electric uonnecllo.t available. 21 yeais ex p ericn c, H. M. Gleason, Luke'M uiy, Fla ROOFING - ROOF Painting, all kinds- Smith Bro. Phono 1188. NEED A NEW DRESS? Let Wannitu niskt- it. W annita Tnylcr, Box 145-A Snnionl, Rt. 2COAL circulating heater. Reason2 or 3 tied loom house, dose if), ajde. Ph. 1165-J.__________ ■ 2 0 . W ANTED TO RENT 12 good^ejgrences. Phone i i l .M. of a lot of unfinished fiscal busi­ ness. Mexican t'lsim s Paid At last, all of the (tending claims of United Sta*c* cittxcn* against Mexico amt Mexican eitixens an- 'v ttle cl. Certain claim* alwnys hnv,- been handled dirvejjy hy- the State Demirtlnent and in the luturv all Mexican claims will go to it. Jnme* A. Langston, seeretarv **f the jnst o f a long line of Mexican claims t-ommtiuion*. is pretty proml of how it all cante ou*. The commission -field- o ff 1.265 elnims for $3 7 ,9 1 8 2 tKE0 5 .' Tip' peo­ ple making them hn>l asked origi- - “ f..i i.tsijiWi.usa Altogether, tangslpn explained recently, the »*vrr*l commissions tha- have shuffled IfflO f * 11 ctntms around since 1923 appruved aimut $4 0 ,7 6 0 tHH» worth. Under an pgreelnent. M«xlr» nut up a little more than $40,600,000 to pay them. Some Mnnrj Lacking That loaves soqie successful rlpttnMiil.s -Mil holding the tutg' fpl • Unit $2 1 5 .1X14), tan gs'im aniil, They won't get It. unless the Mexican government put lip the nniney.. , The last 2 0 0 ilium - settled hv the commission were the historic Texas cattle claims which origi­ nated in (he lute 18 0 0 '*. They an>se fUtm border rants by Mexi­ can soldier*, and once amounted to more than $5 0 3 )0 0 ,0 0 0 . The new Indian Claim* Coro mission face* a similar job, and Langston is its chief clerk mid administrative officer. It . is author11etj to hear all ttalm a hv Indians against*rhe'gvtvernmriil. It. can settle them di­ rectly. and its derision* can be appealed to federal courts. 'I nn Are Old Many i>ut«fanding Indian claims are a* old as the Texas rattle claims tangs-mr said. Some are the fatuous "irony” claims of the S io u x ," whose ponies wen- driven o ff and imblo-d hy the U. S. C av­ alry when, It found that the Slottx fighters rotitd ho whltmcd no oth, T r- w ir r'----------- MICK ISY MOUSK . Hy Wall Disney ______ :_____ ^ _____ VC<EN T U .W - i -. Aiie 3oc*3 W R O T I-... a u S N -3 MA'kO. HX6TpRjA| - i t h i s 15 TUE SON^ ) \NQtTERS'SOCl 6 T vv.... WE RE <3 lVlf4 5 SOU A J5 TVIlS T U c r S L tiA T W P C 3 S \ TME S ^ O W V i t t U SOCI 5 T V ? B A N Q U E T K)C!V«S>T in 5 t \QmAt~ • Y T U ‘5 15 A D E L E G A T IO N ' ¥: v* F C o w T u e c v ju ic e -- ( C?U?AST\\cNT' NOURE t ^ BE S 3 O U LLE I7 IN A S A ( Pv,riw>C \\£NACS! ' ------------ * The t'ommissiou has not adopt­ ed Its rules yet, Langston sabl, and Iras received only seven ten -1 InMve Indian* claims Most of 11a-so will have to be re-sub­ mitted, he m id, when the rule* are amiTmnrrd. There is one holito\)-i commis­ sioner. Edgar K. Witt o f Waso. T ex, The two new ones are Louis J, Ituuir of Sheridan. Who., and William M. Holt of Lincoln, Neb. SPECIAL 5FMVICE3 CANVAS PAINT- clear and eolUl» TO . GARAGE, apply to II. K. Cia-hran, ors. SENKARIK GLASS & FOR REN T—Floor sander. Eaey 117 ta u tc l. T K A I ) lv IN PAINT CO. Phone 320. operation. Reasonable rate*, San­ ford P ain t St Glasa Co. Phone FLOW ERS ALLOW ANCK 803. 3 REAL E fT A T E FOR SALE foe eU occasion! FOIl YOUR. OLD RADIO ~ " n O D G R ~ PLYM OUTH McNKILL A. YOST FLORISTS’ REAL ESTATE PARTS AND SER VICE Mips* Ave. Just off Celery i INSURANCE Phone 1011 I Office ph. 403 residence eh.- 610-R 1 0 0 Palm etto A ea. M 9 -W .—1 stI 'h r 1153 n r * MORTGAGE LOANS 3 RAYMOND M. B A LL Realtor i Paint*. Poultry Supplies, Nails, YA-DE moth proofing taite 6 P utina Feeds, Groceries and veate. Hava your woolena moth a Registered Broker and proofed now. Downtown Clean­ ,M<*ala, Touehton A W atson, 1201 Insurance Agent er* A ta n n d ry . 113 Palm etto Celery, Phone 1199. • , Bin. 4 Florida S tate Bank Bldg. Ave. Phone 914. CANVAS AWNINGS -•NEW, two story, three bedroom FOR SALE— l.lm crock for drive­ Plano Tuning and Repairing. L. L and rqadwaye— Phone CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS home. Two ear garage. O n 1 ways 8111. Re*. B ll-W ,' 1241, __________________ tu rn er lot 116 x |40 in M ayfair. VENETIAN BLINDS Will sell unfurnished or furnished. rU X E D C T PR E bS -complete, Bro. H 1GNH Aluminum, Steel, Wood I Phono 356- M. Show cards and posters , H unt's Tuxrdr K*«l Store ■— ................. — 10 DAY DELIVERY O— DDF,’8 SIGN SERVICE TWO farm houses, 18 arm s land, Batter1 * -* 4r n altery Charging. QD. tan d feaa. Phone 1011 i J|-three inch wells, 214 miles S. II. II. PO PE CO. INC. S f'P f Monroe on highway <4. John RAD1ATOR8 cleaned and repair Davit, Box 16, ta k e Monroe, ed. Cohen R adiator Shop, 104 FR EE ESTIMATES Fla. S.MITTY'S -Self-propelled taw n Sanford Ave. Ph. 366-W. Phone 80S Mower— Sm itty'a Garage cor­ flout* on large lot. Com er Hickner Second Street and Sanford LAND C L E A N I N G « AND ory and 7lh St. 700 K. 7lh St. LKAINAGR. S NEW CATER­ Avenue. ( all I LIU for free dent12.900. Apply tn J. E. W alker, -xinstratinn. PILLAR DKIHKL BULLDOZ­ 910 Cypress, Ave. ERS W ITH PALMETT1, COMPLETE kitchen in one unit. RAKES TWO 3/4 YD. I tARGAIN—A new concrete block Gas stove, oven, frigidnlrc, sink DRA G LIN ES. EQUIPMENT-, Bungalow, with tw.» !>cilroom*. and cupboard. .Mareeoelle Cabin NOW IN T H IS VICINI bath, large living roonu I,lichen Court. French and Park. T h an a N IM N IC nT CONHTRUCTIO | Z,td dinette. Cnnrrelo wall* are 22U-M. CO.. ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE [M astered on th r inside and slu r, 2-29X1, _ _ _ _ _ V i" S x ' f i ' 5 rued on the outside. Concrete MIT<?HKLL window u ir condition­ er. Will cool room 16 x 20 feet. RENT A CAR floor* a re coveted with heavy Randall Klrelrie Co. YOU DRIVE n r nehestos tiling block*. Property PHONB 200 I* located in San L snta Scetlnn. FOR SALE ■ BISilCKLAND-MORKIHON Priced at 16,500.00. 11.000.00 OLD N E W S P A P E R S -3 O I^ T S U-DRIVE-IT, INC. down paym ent will nandb. Blill have a small 5-roam new PF.R POUND. BUNDLED IN S E E US FOR bungalow, in f ln th w v t Section, ‘ BUNDLES. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING __ priced at $4,800.00. 10. 15, 20 and 25 OENT AND TYPING A new road *kle sandwich and _______HERALD O FFICE_____ CREDIT BUREAU OF • food shop nn Highway 17 fiprth SANFORD 'J Sanford. Building ia 30 x 42 ATTENTION TRUCK OWNERS It# N. P ark Phone 180 B 'l fully equipped for businesa. New U S Royal 660 t 20 6 ply W H Y G E T U P N IG H T S Equipment consists o f ; ateam tire ami tula- $25.00. Reel’s EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING Uhle. Siltsx coffee makers, eounFred Myers, 81! E. 2nd SL Paint Shop, 306 W. 2nd SL D U E T O K ID N E Y S ? tcra. stools, tables, rju b register, M R TMM OUT HNS DOCIOTS W*» ATTENTION MOTHERS and oth er kitchen' equipment. See Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal • It yoo*et upnishie—haw freqomt — D IA PER SERVICE— Also haa a smalt four-room Wurka for new Ktrdintnra, new ah* to pew your water—hut have itfily Baby V slrst furnishes hospital sraaty t-*tsasr*—yrt.-wul haw backache, bungalow, detached, for living Radiator cores, Radlajur clean­ clean,sterile diapers and deodor­ due to r u m eriditg 4n (he urine, tw (te-1 q u a r t m . Building* and* nil ing and repairing. ised container. Economical and you’re irelln i ihit; ’ equipment priced a t $6/4)0.00 Three srnenlians ago Dr. Kilmer, a 3-BURNER STOVE: -m all Ice ■afe. Fully medically approved for qui> k sale. dorlnf, found humlreti* rd hn box. 618 W. 1st St. Call D aytona 2487-W collect for (amour FRED W. RENDER petirnia with ihi* trouble I'elMlsXingtv details. 94 dikpera, $2' a wee ' be ixsde a medicine of IS herb*, toot*, Room 2 Fla. Hlalo Bank Bldg. Electra-ehrf stove and heat tola sagsla bk*.halisms—Neture'sewn way to "F IR S T IN SANFORDP h ftn e 1030 very reasonable. 619 Magnolia. rdlrf, Its called Jt "fru m p * « .|" sn.l Ph. 218. LONNIE MCMULLEN’S Market million* of grateful men and women have IMMEDIATE POSSESSION _____It—ewter t t n w ith s m a rin t reeutt* Barber Shop open Thursday, taken acre farm , borne, 4 room house, Swamp Root foe* ri*ht to woek to Friday A Saturday. furnished or unftfrnltlird, beau- 6 A H T1C LES W A N T E D gush out ktdneyv. . . tncttseee IVrw ..I tiful lawn, ahrubs, fru it tree*— relieve rtcref srvllty . . *o erina helping _ DREDGING — Beaches and land D m h r listed its trd hi adder set* a I-o-t flushtt-t 8 orange, 6 grapefruit. 6 guava, fills adlacent to lakes. Mobile out, too. Many report getting a g<«»i (chest cash price paid for uied fill 4 persimmon, 6 fig, 4 loquat, 1 Dredging Co. Phone 669, W inter night's steep st ter the tire f few tfnee* furniture. Ted Davis F u rniture peach. Shade treas--hickory, Caution: laha as direct sit P ark. Co. S it E. l i t . Ph. 968. w ater oak, auatralian pine, crepe Foe free trial supply. **nd to D ept T, m yrtle, palma. 4 acre cultivated I'LL HUY your car regardless of M K ilm er 4» C o.. Inc., B os l i t * . H u m b ert LQ5T * FOUND C onn O r—g et futl aired b o ttle o f ttwam p rich garden soil, I acre cow p a s­ age or condition. Roy Reel, 304 R oot tmdsv s t V " " Hm eet net. ture. 2 chicken yartla fenced. I LOST—Louts w rist watch Iwlween W. 2nd SL ___________ ■Mesial) well, 20 rhlgkent. U . I8th and F irst S treet. Reward O T ie'Federal Highway in bro- Small gas refrigerator. Ph. flhfl-J. retu rn Sanford Herald. You S tifftr U i . . . e c u . N ear alore 1 mile* West AUTOS FOR SALE of Sanford. Route I, Box 73, W ILL TRADE 10 fL Mahogany IB inboartt motor boat & tra ile r for Sanfordsmall house tra llrr or model A 1942.11 UDSON C u b (ioune. May be seen at Middleton's Grocery, [A nice home wRh income property, Ford. P. O. .Box 1464. Sanford. East Geneva Ave. ct«*e in, and fairly priced. The Phone 1014-R. house is in iplentlld repair—not m T PONTIC 8—A-I condition. a thing to be done, except move Phone 616-W. tn. Living room, dlrtlng room, 7 P a li, Livestock, Sopplie* V , f g U fcom forb kitchen and l-edroorq downsksir*. •f/icioncy W AN TK I» ^U P / T O ~ * * a NHW - f ^ l T l I S W, Are you tro u b tad toy ia very large bedroom and itath HAMPSHIRE FRYERS, 1 f t TO dutress <y> tsmsls ADV ERTISING I u ik Us m i m o m m y ___ n ; also tw o e a r irar*ge 8 LBS. ON FOOT. PHONB |Dosd .writh three room upstair a p a rt­ DELANO, FLA. 1H -X J. HE. ONCE m ent YKRSE PHONE CHAIU1ES. fc FRED W. BENDER i Room 2 Fla. S tate Bank Bldg. HELP WANTED Phone I0M Tn~ s im n T $50 The MUSIC Hox Wheeler of Sanford We REPAIR! V^FEMAL COMPLAIN! I ARTICLES FOR FULL time Watkins Route ivaJL. ebia in Sanford- If you h a te a S E E T1IE n#W Lawn Shaver. A dt v ear and knd ar,* w illing ’ ttf work 8 fo r dem onstration. SENKARIIC hours a day tor excellent earn­ k PAINT CO. 112-u T ing!', write for personal inter2nd BL .. View. A.D.IL Caro H erald. . • t. itlerlne s e d s tlts ! m slfse t on one of W m ri« K h * sm ’s Comupre.m»nrs to turn a great stotnsehlo ton let iN E w S k rtR p nindlM ililliBETTVJt LYDIAI. PINKHflrS , DOES IT, B liU m B uUd g-;.i IM4 M & tfe K H K r .--".Jt - v.r,. r , 1 LB fl -i? „ .... —-— —— f - . -T-irU! ■~- - * ^ l A-i—* 9 �• »' i \ L-*- >'= V‘. f P A G E E IG H T >RD, FLORIDA H ritis li F R I D A Y , A U G . 8 , 1947 ' ’ •T - C riH fH By STANIEY I ^ubpoenan Issued It*** !*■■• l l u l E m p lo y m e n t In J u ly ~ * . t i a i t j T h ert is S tr e n g th - THE W EATHER P artly cloudy tonight nnd T utstt'ealis*** Ire a P*a < O w l R e a c h e s N e w R e c o r d n Prom P ro Uote tl ,hth# * PPregreaa j M of ^of America s ■day with widely srsttered show . mg lo. argua with you.” Fergu­ Pradnra Prosperity for S tnford. er«. - , . » -4 WASHINGTON. Aug. H. ^ son instructed com m uter aide* § > m f m b I t F r a l d Civilian em ployment mounted u ;s ' to is mm a subpoena to w it.' a new all-tim e record of MOTS * -‘ M ughn' papers. tuppow d to be 000 in July, the Census Bur». •A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY NEW .PAPF.il tr|Kirteil today. ■ in custody of one of the Holly­ N O . 192 Joblessness climbed also,' t r u A s s o c ia te d P re s* L a a s e d W i r e wood millionaire’s auditors in SANFORD, FLO RIDA , M 0N D A \ A t’G. 11. 191i E a ta b lia h e d 1 9 0 8 ing 2.S84.000 a* students sougki ,UME X X X V III downtown hotel rom. summer work and graduates hunt. Noah Dietrich, who hcadi »r.«ld ,hr 8of* » > U I m inisters would hr the absolute m aster*” .......... , , Hughe‘f Tool Company, told the of the country whil.t I’arliam m t romraitlcf that, although he had wa» In recess.. It is xhr.li.lM l to .2 1 been . served wilh a subpoena to 00.000,000 the “full em ployrCm -1 ^ * * 1, 1 ^',r ,h *' *u*tnf<r next work. goal as defined by form er Vic* I» th il n u n u r y to the life of produce the documents, he legally President Henry A- -Wallace. July th f co u n try ? " hr asked. “ It would does not have possession of them rmp)oymant_topf>*d J\ine, th* nr,, mean a s p a te ,of alarm und di»beciuse ih e j . comprise. Hughes' vious high, by 24,000 workers rouragetneril ami paralysis." personal papers. Counting those in th # '* y n 4 ~ l “rehin d ec la r'd Hint' A ,____ ! forces, th e nation’s Ju ly total?V * 2rh Wi-diinulay, in which -the — ZDo you have those p a p c rt? “ job holders waa 02,604,000. . Prime Minister outlined hi* wo. Ferguson demanded of Hughes. mon*. m l |»M |)ti»|frfifn - fur llrl“ t don’t have them on my per­ Premier Makes Second Laboritc Caucus Up-j U ln - w«« “ ifpivm aljr ju«l|ri>«| to t* son, if th at la w hat you mean," inSdci.iatc." * ; . Hughes retorted, as spectators Appeal For Coun­ holds Decision To roared arith laughter. swsweek Editor Ad­ Carrying on in a sharp personal attack on the I’rim* .Mirritt.r. Hanging a glass a s h 'tra y on the D e f e r Nationali7cil Action Forcing ----------------+ dresses Closing • Churchill imiuiird; committee table, Ferguson shout­ "W ho it going to wield tlirxe inB Steel Industry Troop Withdrawal ed: “ Don’t try to get sm art with Demands On Senators’ d k t r o i t , 1 Aug. 8, n fi - p * , * Banquet Of State this com m ittee." Dowers? Not Merely the it.m e A DITICTIVI AHIMMI 70 COMfOIT Fillpina Mammano. 9, ss the child’s Time And Failure Increases on N ash automobiln I a v m » C o n f e r e n c e Minister. who ire in i iAricteoiirttly In one of the storm iest se rn rt mother, Mrs. Orlendlna Nicoilela, cries hysterically In the background. LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 11 ’oF* Randall And T’lu* “Babel’ -v; ii 0P) , Win LONDON, ' W . ..... , ranging from 195 to 1168.40 h«r. * J a y C eC C U " lC IC " C an am use-, passenger in the pic* of tha Inquiry into H ughei $40,-.* T ha youngster, pawn in s custody disputa between her two parents. Picmicr N'okraihy P a.ha ol .ton Churchill ’.aid -tonight In* To Locate Meyer •ur# boat." been announced by N ash-K elvink — 77 ", OOOJIOO w artim e airplane contracts, was about to sail from New York (or Italy with hrr lather when lb* f• 1 or Corporation President G roin EtW srd W. R srtctt. editor " Egypt today warned the United Labor government*, ’’economic etiH r .b e la u d rh a t tlm gOVe.nHughes today charged th at Chair­ mother, armed with a writ of habeas corpus,' attempted to halt her Given As Reasons W. Mason. Nawtw^rk m sga/inc. told the tnrnt'* m inisters a r i a n u n who Naliotit Secuiily Council that fail­ ii.” legislation c o n fm rd powman Ferguson (R-M irh) wa* try daughter’s leaving. Ignoring the writ, Uie (ether boJided lb* S. S. The boost*, which went Into ,f. J unl0, Chamber of Com Club Urged To Eack ure to gel Briti.h troop, out oi r l . of '-viitual diclaloi.hip on a w trr pn pai ..I always to put tin ing to put him and Meyer on the ■Seiurnla and the girl waa Unally allowed to sail (international)' \\ \ S H I \ t . l ON", tu g . 11. ( I *1 party before the natlvn. stand a t tha same tim e to “grab Th.Ur*d. ^ ’. fo11- ' merer conic,rncr at it. clo.inf — ijuasril llirdwell. llidlyssisod Egypt may lead n> open w aifate cabinet whn»p piiine inini.tei ed inersasea in recent days ht n * "_ , . .l Roadside Parkts At In hla •perch, A ttl.V bud . all.il publicity”. . puhiicltl man. said t«d») he General Motors Corp., 'Packsrf bjfcquet Sunday, that the econotn llir lom nuri. "might he d tjta td rd " al any nm for. "Dunkerque aplrlt" to . v. i “Now juat a m lnult. Mr. will flic a ♦1.000,909 lihel suit • F rrg u to n : Will you try to bring State C o n f e r e n c e againit oense account of Kuxi--it Hit dwell, Motor Car Co., and H alter-F raut b la n d political c u m in huro| c com* a threatened dollar fannt. Hughes,” Ferguson shouted. Making hi. .econd appeal fpr ment. against Vi.iti l»ielflih. offirisl him in? Hollywood publici.t born of fast ■prndln.f and under H uffhti said hr would not pro CorF ’ ,|.. ,, . . j*e“ not only iciioui but .taggeini ihe llu rh e s Void t’ompsny, council action again.! thr Blit Cited As Cm irm ' Chun lull a d d iru e d lli«* lloit-i Hughes: No, I don't think I will. production. ■ ~ Approval ol universal military This account bad lirted Jesse due* Meyer because Mayor twice of trliim ony whirh The big rrowded committee M om iih. the Premier .aid in a 9.00<* ot Commoni a . il moved toward c ; a - u-. r«7 * « “ You talk of Dunkerque rplrll," t c c O l F r t c c i o m Isecuuse had been brought before th* com­ was training w a. voiced at the rtatc Jones, then head of the liecon- -u,“u T ,r p ia I list 11s h gase a Senate siihsilent for a full minute as word prepared .p erch : final action on llir lull, .y-pim e.l Churchill mild. “ W hat would Dun­ absorb raising costs of matertsli n**'1* ty tr f f , ' ° n lo U . . m ittee. ’ * Utriwj lunmAWler engpw sng'**•♦*» ptauw , _ fintshM Bgiooe aad tlist esety nalum t i»r d u cc io t'i-m fclu u i, duim tL jhc iu pi . Ferguson and Hughes g la n d at structiun Finance Comnany, a t oim ami labor which go into kerque have to-eri if tlm little b o at' "T h e mflfihm o f peojHP, ; i4H« f,irt' ive»^ irf* t T>ie||miiivrv' vote Grimly, Ferguson asked Hughes each other. contractu a« m lril to Howard MOSCOW \u « . II bP) l).v incr cn n fc irn tr of iKc FfouiTi of those Hirdwwll rlairiMl lo have } a if t o m O'b 11 e s "without *iaT« were only going to tnk< «ff tntm _ Britain, might tutium L . to rep eat that. ’ llnuht-s .H ildaell. who said h* inhabit the Valley of the Nile Earlier, today llailiamrnt's Lebqr^ Then the chairm an tn k id font- antertained in the pcrio.1 from prices^" vi,I / . n l u j t U , P iavili inmmen . ber» of the tia d r 'tn.u u nnd it .u < Ja y c rr. which was held al th' had Iwen called lo lesllfy tsefor# "I don’t remember,” Hughes laid mitti-u counsel to. drgw up u .»ublet. the United , Slates is su< have never eras rd to resent th ■ ilet in' a caucus ttpbchl the Alt • laid th a t wc didn't in to u lin k e r ’s He said Nash was h 'k tn r the Ju n e 17 to July 16^19.2, D ietlirh tail f. ilrlivernl in .vllai k ol n m llir S m ile M at Investigating slowly. “Oet It off the record.” poena for Meyer linnw diatil). sfu 1 in it.to rin g Isigc ic j Ic Mayfair Inn over the W ffkfnd pirsencr of IJrllish fortes on Eg)p Ire cahinrt’s decision lo sir Ire na • c u it for th r rrat ?" cost of its low price “600’* line cl said. f.iilK"ii|inillre this morning, (O ff th* stenographer’* iw o rd ­ iv li.ill * page b-liv «'n the 1 ml and was presided over by Ihci Ferguson signed the papers and T h u a p p a tm tly was it reference car* for th* first tim e since OPA luftion and a higbrr slsndafd ilefora the question n! entertisn territory. ing of the proceedings I. lionah/alinn of the ilrrl indu'lrs, announced: . • e«l Stales pie**. iletl.um g it was drilled at a ne»a conference idrnl W. F. (Bill) Rollc.lon ol to Fuel M inuter Kmmanuel Sl.liicontrols were removed last year. lln l hr fslsltird an expense living to Knglsnd and llic Meyer, p u b l i c i t y man for rhurrhill said "a convulaim-" "So long as the occupation con “ I Just signed a subpoena for lainineal for Jones was in se d , th f not .in oig.iu ol opinion anil ton w*H'i i perch several wcelrx a <0 In Manncland. a i'o n u l. is Dietrich testified committee had produced front the Hughes, has testified to spending M eyer-forth wit it.” Ip the l.al>or-Party might resiitl itinent. linuew this populai icsentm ent^an which hr waa trp o rtad to have „*Jd , v« iii'ii. I iii .» lo m m cim l cute: 1104,000 In l>™m°Unn of Hughes’ I lie dirretors endor.ed snd ap Isvl v ^ p k t — . in Use’ powers' falling (o "tbc Handing the paper to committee W hite House files a telegtam from expense account7” 1 . . . . .* • “w* do not give m tinker* ru«* Mr. BaiieU.-jyho served on ific ventures. Including airplane con­ attorneys, Ferguson said to tell INrdwell to Stephen Fatly, then n piovrd * motion that l II tlulu not ne stilled. Its llare-ups cannot Minister «sf Health 1Aliemin Itev ' pii*e. about non-ldd/or prupto in lit! “ D eftnH elyr Dietrich replied. tracts. Ills detailed list of, .ritirn \\ \< |||N C .|t» S , \wg II ^ If ol the O llice o( War Inlortp _- the United State* m arr haP “th at W hite House •rcrrlary.~ail.ing for * .U ln .” cooperate extensively vvith th* he prevented. Such a siloalion an) nr sdineoiie rlss'.’*’ ' j’MV.Ia is the olll.ivl oigan ol He s a id .th e expense item al­ ditures included many items of en­ we mean business on this Sub­ an appointment with Fatly to dis­ can easily get out of hand. Ihe Ihe Senate inquiiv mlo 1 lovrarrl ition during the war. was *n A Socialist inform ant *tiid mory “T iir m iniiler ' who made those ready had been paid a t tho time it Stair Koad Department in ihrir cuss Hughes’ plane. l llir t omnium I P ulv. tertainm ent for Army -officers, poena”. Ihn-.li. ‘ vviitii"* plkPf contract* peaceful intentions oi my* govern than IlMi Lalwrites n b siatn « | from B d U ced hy Lind W rber, manager expressions," Churchill aaid, "still ram e to hia attention. Ha adJM governm ent officials and others. roadnde park project, aad »•» *1 Dietrich identified a $2,040.66 / «tj*vsk) * ill n k vs a* in iv Karlier. the Senate invertigatora voting at llir. p arty caucus. Al!remain* a meAil>er of |||.< govern tT m— Iritm l—ihrtTjnlp i " 1 *v: and — 1 ment may be thwarted." Mayl air Inn. where the The Ferguson, Hughes exchange found an expense account item by bill llirdwell had submitted to that the company had “many d ea l of A the Road Department in any wav tee’e anugio- * d - s w |" r r "sens un*y I .11 Ill'll to an iil'.lr by ST: M vnvgiquj , , III . m*nt in ip itr of hit failures, ami ings" with llirdwell and may have went on: — Declaring t h a t t h e rtre ea rT T fir. fo u r Votes. a | )<> 77. This .action rover expenses on hit trip. Meyer’s predecessor as llu g h e i’ h r la retained in Ilia podlim i b> « |L ' h - y p m n h l e . l.ihtcn bibs in I James ol t*n' , ' "■* > l gotten, th e . m oney-b ark -o n -o th er Ferguson: Now Mr. Hnghei Ish-Fgyptlan trea ty signed in '930 fotced Vrrali'itraut member* lo , siniicil l hail man I r i » u s o n quet ’ —“ I-qt»r*tturn'd IM Hem Tuneerh*, quel were held. Declaring that be ' th r play of outside font-*." w>ke» ie-y eu r answer: 1 Nrvs. Nmk limes, who lisd.’ ciit F’retl C!rrwn of Orlando presided bad lo rn "superceded l-y ilje ( U. wlllidrasv n |eso|iltio|| l a lllllg lipo'i or Ji-sse Junes and iinm. dlately; Ing Mr. Jones," thu witness smd, transactions. (K Mi' ll.) "I 'he tim.. 5 ell *•» vie \V*r In He testified that llirdwell had had married a Florida girl and over the meeting of the nm retaries N. I C harter," the Prem ier sharply the goverilm rut to iitnlei lake. I It Hughes: I Just to ld you that I got an affidavit th a t ' Jones-waa ‘and railed him up. Mr. Jonea ■itireil Ailleiani es ol A lrvtm lri 1 i vrsti-vlini! •commlllee, whi»h i* made the affidavit th a t tho .ar{g« now a frequent vuilor to this on S aturday afternoon. The rec- assailed llritish argum ents (list the Btrel program at tin- next ses­ don’t rtm am bar. • not entertained. • •said he was not- present at any en­ j MuiO/OV. S n ir ) ilelrg slr III llv council should dism iss the case as i "inIm ling the ,iit|unv\ simply »nretaries recommended to th e .state .Uie, Mr, Barrett ..id that a. Ferguson: Then I'll ntk you sion o f I’m hann-nt, n|uoiinr in C ily S u rv e y * . Noah Dietrich, executive of tertainm ent given -by Mr. llird­ name of Jones because he h a j put l 'u ilril Nation I >iminii uul b-> organization that they publish n* gruuntllcaa. The (renty* gave Itri- Oetolier. I.al«>r I 'a iiy l e f t W ing , III llll'lCll I v 1"*ed V-SIIOII of the again. “ Will you bring »lr. Meyer H ughes' Tool Company, produced well." editor of New.wcek, hii job u down the name of evervon, he conrial t iiiim il. • pamphlet to lie issued If riicli er- lain thh right to station troops in c is have ls-.-n a iia rk in g A l l l t r In to the 2:00 o'clock hearing. II HMllNHtll fit*IM r « |* 11Nr | the affidavit a fte r he said lie had group that l|- h a d been decided • Then, said Ferguson. "In your tacted In W ashington and had en- digging out live news and trying ganizntion eccrelnry outlining Ids Egypt. (M oio/ov lolil the . I "HIM il w err established her* during III" Hughe*: No. I don’t think I will, uuestiuned five year* ago an ex- “ Plnion llirdwell hud padded his I tertained only • few j f them. thi* ground retain progrism w o t »n d rie r luit’iei lie.iung* until lie. ahead of the duties. A brief nullin'- of the Nokrnahy Pasha strevserl tlirse on to tec l i l t y rat. "too little nnd too la te" .an d his Soci.il t mnmiller I titlav. \ii4 I. four points: executive secretary's office was Nov I / nrw« leadership w as .untn-piidig. • Under tiir heading, "laical Itav. ' lllfll Hu'iin lia.l ie.il tieril"in "I , ” 1—The fa rt that dispute ex­ lie gave I* > pun q**l reason*. M aterials," are lu to l agrirultu. One fnrliini at Ihe parly c a u ­ •®me of it ii very rncoura<:- given by Hoyce I’yweil of Jack ists. 'o l llir pies* .t i I that ill* sonville. al product*, On hiding crlrry an t cus railed for Immediate le^um o I Ollier ileinvtnls on ihe seninf.” he added, "and tomr ii "2—The fact that the Egyptian Hill C arter of Tam os who is ein nation* ih I not Hr s.snl that other vegetal.I . «, entile and lim ­ tion "f »tiade negotiations wild lints’ lime, in til ling plans •*' • government have made a delwtmin­ pretty grim." state chairm an of the ".Mist Flor­ ber. I’ine nnd liardwood are availthe nulv g u aianln ol a lire pies* Russia. S i t Ktjiffntd (Tipps, p irsn.»l lu»e mad- for liips to F.uSubdividing hit tslk somewhat ida" pageant, stated th at the state ed and honest effort to settle the Idcnl of the board of trnde, ieablr f, to Ifr milvi from town lay in "lonunim il ov nri«hq>. director* voted to contiLve the dispute by negotiation with tin plied that th e .n e x t move was up and cypirss ia available III to 16 •I the various classifications m pageant • Ijau ies cnliuoriiird in an a 'lir ir iope. which it a statewide United Kingdom, and this effoit to the itussiaiu. socialist aourtfiJ mile* from town. The United ...................... 2 . T h e -in a h ility -o f the coni • are presrntfd in his msgv- search for the most l<e«itliful Fioi- ha»_failed. Riitidav. Vug................ ths* . I n . >«••*• Lumlwr Company, Kolwrt Witi>r<-• illation of the iti* ‘*vn pir»«I nnltie to locate John Meye-. *9—The fa rt that the continu­ rep o rt'd 'a f te r ibe w r i t m eet­ «, Mr. Barrett said that the. Ida girl, Ham* and K. V, llyrd operate ing. The trade talks 'broke down it* n f u r p i r s s U- p i.ip n g n o ja j^ ^ f|< for Miss Fill* ?JrG«die*. Mi»t Flor­ ance of this dispute it likely to rn recently when llrilain tefused to e level will probably go higher, tawmill*. No mineral production gone i rnry.” j | | ,s _ . ida of 1947, was presented dining danger tne maintenance of |>eaee ia listed. ■ at least this fall, although six the dance S aturday eveninr at the and security not only in the Valley r a f r 'he tepaym ent of a w artim — C ’-Vlnuiug.-lia*. ncvcr-jiuukL -anidl — - , * 7r 7 A '" ; 17 ” . . . Tha minual leiii|Miratu>r aver­ Inoir- nholit its pir V l"djr>,’-J I rttfUfon f*Hl thV >•’ *. '< u vs room In ago most of the expei’s Mnyfajr I nil- MU* -McGrbcr Ja an of. the Nil*.Nile. b u t throughout th* .credit (o • Moscow. ’ age ia rrvraled at 72.1. ami <« Other Lalm rltrs railed for cuts Jaoiri w tolr. "Il iry a id . Ill" proi* llir ra tlirs t rl.slr ilisi * c"tnnviite* ig ’^sKiiiglnn hsd ’ihmighl piitr- 14 v m old Sf. Petem b'irg high Middle F a it. 61.8 In January, 70.7 in April, " 4 —The tact that the ’eouditlfuis In the armed forces rum* drnstbs n* an HlUptMUll for the support il|r.yf'e|* school girl and h*» been the Tar r.*dl«f cunciuvfe o tb c •B u t h r July- inid ^ t d r n f T M o W ' k%d reached their peak. of stability ami well bmng tf i i r l ::„ e A-titv h a s p.fi/w tt*. uf (hr Coinnvihilsl F a i t i t !'•*« s i n 11 -sll» » "l on tiir * uvi'tugv. Rainfall aver­ 1 am no-prophet,” he explain- pon Roundup U i'ftP at 9t- P«”,m* are nFcessatv far peaceful and Members of the government said ii.il! what it .nils id-i.-ti • l.inr also Florida’s l’oln*«ttla age* bh.l a y rar, with th r hrav!” but mi HfW" stiff* o f* N e e i ­ burg, b rio ,' nalisin mul iiiluvv*. I" I • printed can be brought everything possible was • i l avrrage full in July, 7.H3 k a r e many -.experts whose Queen and M itt 8 t. P etersburg.’ friendly.relations If ng l'« |p k ill done lo reduce the arm y, navy Randall Gnfl. '»i " f Mr. and Mrs. " K. twiff. p n ln rrd v*ilh Halve vvlint lull's tlie ........... nf ; >• a a I Inches Mtairifull was more that’ ih It Is to study the reports and svon the coveted title of Miss Ruth dining lt>eii irrvnt trip In '.Mmilgomery, \ l' a . "• N'r« Vmk lin k fll> I'll and ati force. t»>tbitu.* Ilii'te. FvVI • «l'Mi • M' Florida at the Miss Florid* pagenine inrlies during the past month. U ■■Haste ■■ Paa* »ls) Murvitov'e i ritlclsm .*f th? *A u On the steel issue, government • ml D rlm ilj Hiitilall mil only mrl llir "S ullsn of :-".vl" hut I r a n ant held last June In St. P eters­ T hr average length of Ihe N ‘ 1 spokesmen told the can.iw there led With him IIV.I vi'lled his N»h to f k immi in rnnnection " ilh y t m wax |'i mletl burg. ' • Ing season ia :I2-J day* was no intention to abandon an apprai m rrsj thr "Itahe" l» myklriR for Ford >lnl»r t ’o. on In-half I’ritlrisni v ( the Hv i , i>r»»* ....... • * * * * . Sunday morning a "b rag " break­ Slat lit it s on Uity and, Connvviinld nut* he |>rInt•-1 II! 'I ••t- • election prumise to tiation&iire nf A m uirail I tgimi Inninr llqseliall. fast was served, and *■••'*» followed government reveal that Sui ty guvrruiiient Sm of the Army Air Force. The ninliL m .,i, i„ „i , .V J “ r n „lL*ri a P»*«. t-onimandlng t.m aral iq Hint rlniiinslnnr.- l.es .1.If H..the mills. They insisted, how­ . by a state director’* confvroncr. •lo.d 1.6 . ... operation, i . l e of m inute, lu L m ip ic tT ^ v r n oJ u ,. ^ v« » ~ "M h e AAF’s 4°Urbtr1hd.y. look J 1 hours » d $1 explanation between the lt-i**tnii ever, the cabinet should tie h.-e 16 mills and debt service.'1 .1 compicto. beven of tl.s faupcrtu.u made U.e Ica.g u i Pj (fsicraailonat Soundf-.olo* J . Drailry Odham, president of i v i -m w i l l F. Ang. I t . — nnd American pre«»’’i • to choose an appropriktv lim e. >11.1 l a tstsal I , MS • I ta a f ... . ■■ ■ ■ -- . the Seminole County J*ycee», ac t­ mills, ami Itimi Ilia CountyI l IItai "TIi h it ' i ' viiii \ a ffe c tin g w orld Some laimlon nrwspnpr-ts re ­ Thr wilt 1*1 •!••!l »»i -l ...... . .... i i.i *in>c'X« 11 it v* .vffeet ed as the host fof tho conrlave operations rale of 26 mills ami R E R U N . Aug. ’l l , bT>— An eatlier - that Aliemin llev.lntlll'4 I18M>|I«h| till* l .‘v * «0M” If1 * ibr -m l ind plans ad everyone and was assisted, by T. K. Tucker American Army official said to- ported ho debt service inillage. Ilouded . 8,000 VA Employees IAir Force General fi.ih nnd Hill of ltli:hf a * nilill I,,,. , nnd Alvin Odham who were co­ day he hail a rreited a woman an had threatened to resign ns City debt is |f,HH7,t)t)0 and ImiiiiII,, .I., with Htfii.-iiitural CHICAGO A ur. 11 —4/D—mil chairm an for th e .conference a r ­ em issary who smuggied Princess M inister of H ealth if the govern rnifr.l 8 ( r( p i rltlfri*' tl» • .'h* * i i in . mIih-i I-wv " *d county debt, s i .'joo.ihhi. lr» n liM iM .I H ..M . OHS I ,tb l V. ill•-\.w L, dom rested and grinning after ment abandoned plans to nation tvlnir nnd »lni»d®i»,n? Hermlne’s Jewels to her son rangements. flauloril is on the main line of in H ughes' plane l«cnuv. she -li.l V\ ,i , | i . • ..f F t m i Is it three-day flight around th* (•■ill. I t , e u "lil >011 alile iron and steel vvoik* lltrrjil nf punliiliiilffit i I * t 1 h " Randall The chairmen appointed several P r i n c e Ferdinand Schoenaich* la- ulone with the Atlantic Coast l.iue Ituilrood not^. dare M a i l . i . i" .li-. in 'IL«v-'i«sing the , , „ bint. ....... WASHINGTON, 8. (,!>. nrld which ended vestcnlav, re. , , Aug. , , 1.08 A N G FI.F 8 . Aug. \ ( / » l l m llix n l •■ r«a» ••«> * ■inti ...l. fj" lull pii-«liiiii.m in the C aroiath. • _ with 10. passenger and fits to 40 nl Ml .»n«l M f l l k Cacti f %'M il if Ih lr tlindr no NM‘h Ho* A rep o iler nake<l lli-v. sler. if I The V e t* " .................... Ived Chicago's acclaim today In Hy accident, we found she still freight trains daily, it is reveal­ ' /' ................ im I by ibe 27 neltre I’aik A venue. W.V! ll m vy ..I ..11 • "« <b” h « " l : "We b,."’ nayade drrsvn S tate S treet. ed. U. ft. Iligiiways- 17-02 ami eonirnent. Im luennt n> withdraw xnti-x ,. t.’i . im -the wgviisatjon T c x a n H I n j u r e d H e r e hail sonic of the Jewels belonging i N o n - S t r i k e r s A n d the nri^HHuili'Kid I ub iiKlay > •’ml,,uy *’* ’4 “a . soon Force*, says there will l»* World lutl.vy av |t|l jjotug lu Hit)!" ’ 9 *"i Ths 27-year-old fiver. hU use. to Princess H rrm ine whirh she S tate Highways Id, 116 ami <'•* il. wiili b h" hi l ls. "S la l'tii-.511.111 as possible, for ocunomv reasons.* War III and th a t the United Slate* C I O P i c k e t s C l a s h nts, h'« wife and two children, lie teluiued Irom > two week** nVrlixiNld lo plea*r Hie ! '*-f ,,f P r a i s e H o s p i t a l C a r e had not turned over to the pats through Sanford. FJiirldi --..it. lx l"i'g psxl -due, "I ain regretting it,” llfewsier The agency estim ated Dial a , " • • • • rer# driven down the Lnop> Prince," said O. R. C arlucd, di­ ■ visit In M.ildgniuriv. Ala.. N'cvv ans^’t Greyhound blnvit baa 23 busses 11 plied, lidding that lie jmped news­ many as 60(1 of ita 871 of flea's vci ii.- ."I.- i mmentator i f i e r msl% stre e t" In • hastily orga.sCLINTON. Mlrh., Aug. 11. bP) Asking w hether J vmo« «n in ■uni tin ba - I'.'intrd nut,we have passing daily Ihtnugli here. men would not press him on Ihe throughout - the nation may I* Mr. and Mr*. N otm a’t Atkinson rector of *the Army’* crim inal In­ Cluix. at thru Kgulsr lumhe-vn -*d procession, w ith an honor __' A clash between jilckel* ami vestigation departm ent. Hie name o f the v*:atl - T ransportation facilities listed point. vhmtoMtntr -rpparent p rn gtess of Houston, Tax., who were ser­ closed as a result. > a short, aharp paralyiing bomnol“ pnty m<-i ami n l l ' i f l i ' I t <tu i«ed of motorcycle policemen. C arlurri said he would ask the nort-strikera b efo re-th n gates •Jnw Ynrk’TInicx or in Hi • " .......... r'fwarvl - it-’i In bringing up ihe rilhjict. Include Tam iami Trail Tours, iously Injured In «n iiitomoWU test g ml, flneu th# Th# usual shopping throng took accident on the Orlando highway Russians for a report on Princess Ihe Clinton Machine Co. in ju re d , A Pleas annuuncemsAt said that bardmeut, followed iiy *n bitmedi. /r. . rt. Ruth but iiilila-il rllvnwt vvilh ih .ill American newanven. / > I* G reat South.'in Trucking Co. *i>d IJrrw ster had s a ld r ’ lcrinii'-.ii"ii " f linsHlittex. 700 ymployeet will be dlschatircd ate airlHirnr Invasion." Central <ms ou*. to line the street and five persons today and led Sheriff j R e c o r d O l w 1 S t I J H em line's death on grounds that said: "Jartien i n " " a ’vei • II th*j ” 1 ciinfess I was hrit-jted and —Anier' in i-tpiMts play a irem* C entral Truck l.ine* which pro­ foimrr Null hi nl Nw.il on a pLur early In July, were discharged heer for Odom who mad# th e from the Fcrnald Laughton Me­ underworld characters seeking Ihe Elmer M. Hrlngman t» ««>> (01 * Faker, soon to lie retire I lite r 30 Ifitrrnsllnnsl (’l i n i n '" a ' 1 m>* • ml <ilx I 'I in xelllng the d*gre# vide slalew ide trucking srrv ln . angry hI-.mii Mr. Ilughra’ attacks.” I? tlip and hi In* New V n l h>*ni'. 111 War vision xhausttng J9.646-mll* solo trip ns adm lnlstraV rsrt service, told the Institute of royal Jewels she possessed might •tale police assistance. iu fq t\ ir«n1ntlf»»7 > ft* * He aaid 'he had u. .,itl..md the For. air tiau s|m ilaliu n Hanfoi'i i,( |n ...|. i itv m l»< k of prosper morial Hospital today and weia About 75 employee* entered th n 73 hours, 5 m inutes and I t reported which ’t*•*f ,l" »"•*. ,|. .I,.,. u ii .M ."ir ,-i'tiie country. General A neplicw i-l laiurt I’ l bap fr«4Nl«n»i has thu Muuici|ial Airport with hustesa. m atter “over (lie* counsel lion official said It may lake s*v- Aetonaullcal Sciences yesterday., sufficiently recovered have been Involved. Carluccl said plant un Cited By It tcHllMa*#*! asn I'na ms* I eral weeks for regional, offices lo "Few er than 300.000 men could after crashing a picket h o ­ a physician, of the K aiser'a widow“ aennd*. tnaiy. pul'ln , iclalionv dllrclnl I"of inv advisors.” d tilv »flia of 60,992 square feet of hangar I ■ > i|i|.-return to their home in Texas work-loads upon which the descend *' under silk an-l taka this Psn m aker Milton ’ Reynolds, to Hughes yesterday nrwlnced an compute »f /talk® ho on* apace and threl- li.iMMJ foot ru n ­ though Mr*. Atkinson will have to reported "she was in apparent of applnxlinatv-ly 300 C ltt United •i.i i" • t« L'iriii; local liu»ltif*i mm I" Fold ISIntm t "liipany s Cellti.il Re discharges will he based. country,” “ ' untry." he added. Auto W orkers, Urn sheriff said. lood health" I'efiue her death naer of Dill Odom’* record Hit I m as l 'a |a ways. The field Is o|>en to prl affidavit in which Misj AppU-wick make the trip by ■mhulanco. gimi wIt" i> in iliaige "I AppcAliUl ’{idiiiR: Tournamunls : Clubs were swung, fists flew viip|Mut tlicg (tumslinn <>l * N-' obe-ytrellng flight, estim ated vvip;M >ii inn inn ast Thursday in the Russian Largest " reductions, 2,000 rmW ithout^jftrhtioning an? couara te planes, Scheduled cominer flatlv denied that site ever had told Mr. Atkinson hnd only the and atones were hulled dining the I tional (ioarli company hat JA # trip cost 150,000 but aaid highest pralee • today „ in Senlurl. ers Rut It i> u n lin g tlnosiglioul ll" said such a war will con cial air traiisportatinn Is avail Drowsier she was afraid to tiavel •1‘loyi-s, will be . In Ow vocational tryr. Faker or the tone. S l i i t v d O n l d i l w i r D ia . v l ,I ,I xk. i i i K c r m i H C’i m v i c t s The investigator said none' of melee. Hrtngham added. **? • •i'l HI <EV wbrth It-” ^ com# from 4w*l»rvll counvry "wlik U tm C I lufv-himn nut- country- l"i l."id rwi*— abi*. Florida Airways lias four alone with llughifct. 8|„. , „ ||„ | rrhabilitatiun amt education pr ig, 6 li|." f g M M J. tbe 29 plece. of jewelry, rich In two of tho non-striker* were ho*, Reynolds said the exact eost treatm ent they had the llrrw ster statem ent “lidlcul- ram . Aliout 1,700 persons, or more rndous manpower and kiduavy flights daily. Amnicau Lrgmn Junmi llavrliall From 48 to 60 Imi «-x nod the OUii” ‘r J l ! ,PJ U \K \r,^ efficiency f U 0„Tvm'nSand S Precious' stones, which A#- Prince pitalizrd and th re e , others were lincd lo ngmlieis «>l tlw ‘ l ') s u ; i |H ’ J a i l I n ( ! a r won’t be known until “all the bills tespecially th an 26 percent, of those engaged Potential.” "We know it Will the corns In” but_ th a t It averagol courtesy o f Ihe members of th* reported missing was among the injured, none seriously. Plant w in­ ru n t lull ati th ru (fgulai luntliroii Randall joilieil tlv Ruth pal!) IwhI cowboys nnd riderx jn !lil« Brew ster said today he was In contact work,Neill lie ilitcliargrd arrro ta the Arctic, as tha i gems recovered. dow* 'were broken. about 1200 an hour "Just to keep hospital *(a(f. He also expresstialay the Iccoiii nl llie 31**1 D. in Mnnlgouiciy nn July 2fi. In nten will iiartlrlruitd th Hie **"« RAI LM. 'Ta - . Aug. II. t.r»— “ very sorry if I have • m b u ria u id with the probable resu lt th a t 40 air-route, but w* don’t Army agents said they atill I’oiiy Rilling Tniirpninent ;nd tha Bombthsll In the air.” her In her rawunatlon.” percent of the contact offices will when." he declared. genrial *<1 hi* appreciation f«r tho many were unable to locate the m isting viiion in k i 1 ami tiir 124th grihrt with Halve, his w d r end inr#»<l wlil'-li will lo- held itn iiiiq : I nm vri.i.d p 1 1toners, described x i . I,..,.;. .ox." excap'.i Th# April Itlo** circling flight kindness** .which had b ^ n ex­ .*xca|a'.| iiom finnv lie added that he was sure she ha closed. The cities affected will Inlanliy iij psilitulev ‘luring th- miiir a n d ’Ml. C1s||vnian. Rand vli ■I 1:00 i.'rlnck I jvIm.v I n y pfler ii, "..v. . ■. da'.g. which Ferdinand said M r « . J a n e S a l c c b y ------• • - .a m£ of the Reynold* plane which set truded to him hy the local min­ treasures, . I.'ijy/.ivlf r.'.lny fte r It HstiHH.u I is>m Psas (tael ( I m IIs m S a s •*■■• a it) is “ very com petent" und tha( he he-*#rvcd by .IiJ£«isni contact of insilp llir Inp Jmin Montgonici) nivnii In Fort Mellon Fork on tlm nv ir rr n t war . iverpowcrimr two guard*, taking a nsw record for a plana w ith n isters. officials and many others d tn t laid that un«lt*r lh® clrctiui* did not want to cause her any fleers. VA D i e s I n J a c k s o n v i l l e lavkrfritnl flirnlevarij. I* "" HIn ii gun., and lobbing then, of erew, cost* about a q u arte r of n during their 29 A«y stay In tha •lances he fell there should la- trouble. A nu "iclj piogism (caliiniiH to New V u k 'on aii Amefis in imUnceil |7>ibvv hy Charles B'-' k. ♦ HMI uffllon ' dollars. Reynolds added. hospital. •pacific iM-acetlme uiitlmilty from Ajihnrx III 4. , • , , When reporter* pressed ilrewsDave Mian on *aml Bill \la in i f JtltU liiaa it I Ii., H m i . , — ----S _ k . F uneral service* for Mr*. Ja n e IISSIISMI IlHM r i l l Sh I I in, v pixlnl l.elievcl .im irThe Bombshell, a converted A-20 Congress, If the ru th s were to be ter a t to whether he was withdraw, "I have been tremendously .Im­ Tim aiglits «f New Yurk pi >■ rhairm an of events. A rm strong Kale. by. who died F ri­ ol Lilly a d Cuily lullliilly Seminole County »|*nlt men, gtrxl from ih" outside, Jam es W. agreem ent,” he aaid, “p an is, i» the , wap purchased by Rey- pressed" im said, "hy the kindly kill continued. vidi-d the ,Knnf"id youngster wi'li ing his statem ent alwiut th r hotday in Jacksonville afti-T a short chest14 wai prevented by Cheilet erchants nnd rllire.is are Icing MrD'.tutld, 2'b »4 W orrester. U t w lliw 4 •« Pea# *1*1 I’otsdam agreem ent, weabgR* cf Fxislting contrels, which con­ less, he aaid he did not vara to Christian nttitude of your people, Ilian v I In ill - for five days, dm ing m illn rti, will be held Tuesday a f ­ requested l»y the rolWlillltee ill Ih. ..........I*. ■ ■ w tv.-vt h.» lii'l t up a the control rouncllt. nlthtuxh’ w* tinue until Nov, I, require on** c |r r v on . the controversy. Then M'aaliBM'l ( u w . P s a l ItS 'l and I wish you woitld.tell them all . M ist K ate C.- F lyht died early ternoon a t 3:00 o’clock a l the Moriuon.t L ing mamlolm and vio­ whirh ho aLn had ills pictimcharge nf arrangem ents to d"nntp Korn -I "!•• hn-l openad hi* cell third down payment, with th* In- he added th at Henator llrh k rr I It - to th* Jayceei c e e iflT g4. proposed• sur tlever have born permitted i„ par(I'MlIxwS an 1‘a s r «lvl how much Mr*. A tkinson- and I Baturday morning in an Orlando Erickson Funeral Home with The lin witli « jual ilrxtriity. Shan' funds In pay puree, in tl»- t»iieii , -it-t in- ileaned. Ha then hospital following, an Illness of •tallm eutg runniug rto longer than Ohio! heard "some, hut not alF'-of - W uf„,th* u lu re of mu- U rinate as f-ill n e» fT irr--^-\ p ar­ appreciate It." , Rev. Mark C arpenter o f Holy iinmeut ami races. Ilnnnt'i are a.I- Im t.'l Ih" guard In live .-ell and 16 months on automobiles, stoves, the conversation he aaij ho had hlcipalities, serai for money," ties to the l)f” s lre"*b»sj?. Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson were nine months. 8 h* had been con­ Cross Episcopal Church o ffic ia t ­ non. SMOtr ranied by. Maitin on vi*e.l to rnntivct Slicnff I’.. A. i.l.ii- .'t rl.i- ..thrrsj In a lengthy defen-g „f the mechanical tilth washers, ironers. with Miea Applewirk. h* declared. property is injured in a three vehicle wreck fined to the hospital for three ing. Interm ent will lo; In Lake- tbc guiisr nd lim y Kud'JI al U. S. Dck’ifutc Ends Mern, Deputy Heel- or I 1•' Mk voire es-enemy states. stairs. Knrilnikov ivrvilniXov Woikiug dlenlly and deliber­ ’ refrigerators, washing machine* a t 100 three which occurred on the afternoon weeks. tbc piano, | ayrd "A n/'ina Bag. Ilrow strr said he asked to see supposed to ^ 'a p p r a i s e dd at * Induiu’Hian M eeting I’avlirk win. k re mrtilbera of ih.- ately. tin four prisoner* waitevt th a t the Uni!** Plates BUENOS A IRES, Aug. U . Born June 22. 18*17 In Monrpe view Cemetery. radios and sum* other goods. reporters because it seemed to him perrent, but. ia banning close to •rhes.larerd "I’VE SU N miUlont of pounda of tobacco sold of July 10 when their StudMinker >-2!■!■ ...__ _____ -.4 ' K Mrs. Ssleeby Is survived by one "lie Sure ‘ Here's- No Mistake, MeIM lSb com ni it tee. |..iig • nougli to inti tlm guards _ £1 Mundo said today foreign sedan crashed Into a south bound county, Ga. Mias Flyrit had for and II llritain were auoporting leae00 p rc eK n t” . A 20 |wrc*ni down payment, “the public -and the press is en­ Ml daughter, Mra. Wallace M. Philips Edward ID gglnt, manager «f and t" .'pen a siuali Jail safe diplomat* accredited to the P a ra ­ sem i-trailer k t auction. And a t auction.after auction, I ’ve Ry IIA14It IH JACKSON with installm ents limited to 13 titled to my comment” on quvtlons F. F.' Housh’o lder. a t a recelii tionary group* In those ruuntfiet a fte r 'lie tracto r merlv llvsd ln F o rty .n , Ga. lufoie of Hanford; one gtand-daughter "Foui Leal lo v ri," "Whispeiint'* guayan governm ent ary reported which was hauling it stopped coming to Banford 22 years ago property of other JOGJAKARTA, Jav a, Aug. II. the Reminnir County Chamher «.t containing months is req u ired 'fu r fu rn ltu n Put to him by Hughes which he City Cointmaaion meeting outlin­ which were conapiring to o»arCabbage Jane M erritt Philips; a grandson "Always" aiwj "D'le •MU Uie makers of Lucky Strike buy tobacco on tha frontier to be leaving throw tha "tru ly demon *ti« ;r»a (AV W alter A. Foote, United Commerre, tmlay jirfiliclnl that prisoner* She resided on Geneva Avenue. .and rugs, . ed a plan for reappraisal of prep did not get a chance to answer. suddenly. ....... • J r . of Sanford Down. uown. hlllpa ' “ The regim e of President Tlm jnil I"Mixed (17 men and I t States consul general, concluded the evrnts will' prove very Popu­ Survivors Include two titte rs, n n«w legislation, the One query fired by Hughes waa • rty here, he pointed out and gimes” now In power. I - t, th a t’* got real arookin* quality . . . tobacco the mother, Mrs. D. C. Green ol Morlfilgo was pictured in h.M-se women -prisoner#, who remained Miss Jane F ly n t and Mrs. D. A. General Ilutchim n icvcalIrvl gov- late today a six hour visit t» this lar. Events will Incliul" He asked Brasilian Represent*I resident could restore rn n trils how Rrewater could reconcile his City o tfin e ls declared th a t they HISTORICAL SOCIETY thee* report* arranging to W atkins, both of Sanford; three Catce, 8 . C.; two sisters sml three ctnm rnt |Ja»» to create s Nation* Indonesian Republican capital a f­ races for jn cn _ ari.| gtt|«, trick calm. . •H e r N ot. I, In the event he de­ statem ent th a t he knew nothing had been thinking along th* the asame live Henriqu* Housa Goti** why Uiat amokee up mild, cool and fragrant.” JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 11, — brothers. e r the capiU l from AauncMaking their w ay through the te r "hearing the opinions of entnc riding and tournam ents uponsir"'! clared a new national emergency about a possible m erger of TWA line* and would do aomethim aomathing he suported th* UniteJ HtaUs' ( in — The annual meeUng of the brothers, J . W. F lynt, Geneva, F. el G usid ihrre limes a law people" w h’lr 11 he said' he would by Hie Dusty Roots Itnlun: Club. mam office of the jail, th# four aa to P ilar, a city ’’ o L /.w e r than Florida H istorical Society will be II. F lynt. 8*nford and W. Y. or In tim e of w ar. . showed criticism of Bulgaria. RoiUnla'MA and Fan American, with article* about It if other cltlseiu ahowei 1 10 mile* aouthas tlie (>ne|wliicb cxivlnl bcfoie pax* on to W ashington. n Throe event* will add gii-xHjC^>t<* r<vc*|*e** held Up Ktewar.l John 10.000 persons »•* . to awaken Hungary and aakad how he would held here Feb. 6 and 7, 1948. Dr. Flynt. Sylvester, Ga.; also a num llu g h e i read from the publication, interest. "We The views were sounded to him the attractio n s offered In the Wit 'll ax Ii" «a« reporting for H w est of Asuncion, the last wot. and sjalcd that it Mark F. Ho yd of Tallahassee, ber of nieces and nsphews. Aviation News, which Hughei con­ citizen* to their responsibilities in like it If some country prJteated fisverel diplomat were reportmainly by I’rn id b q t Roetkatno flivetal diplomat* on this day, he ntated. work• and’ stole his ca r for a .Funeral services were conducted Id M r .' Itatigsn. against “ the outlawing «f Ooe of ' tended indicated th a t Urewster did this m atter/* said would be prqiaird to K° *n*° ton,‘ and l ’rrm ier A m ir SJarifoed.ltn public *d to have arrived a t the Argen- society president, aaid today. Ampunt nf the prizes will be getaw ay. B. T..(2 u rrin , IndtpinJtnl lolocco M rrA o u w n es of this afternoon a t 3:30 o’clock at Boftball Captain Richard Dea* the m a|or parties in.Brazil.” - • k^ow about It. bat within <)0 days allei a decla­ during threo hour* of conferences announced later. Une town of Formoae, near tho Houxa-Gome* retorted: • > the Erickson Funeral Nome with Ox/ord, N . C., k<u 60m • Lucky Strike asaeW for 26 yuan FAUJI CONVENTION Rrewater aaid ho thought he had announced th at afte r conferring Two attractiv e trophies recently ration ol war. He sanl that lhc a t the pirtiih-ntial palace. .a r *«» Oee» Paraguayan bonier. Many m otorists stopped from ” 1 reg ret th a t th* rrprew nU tiv* Rov. E. D. Brownlee ami Rev. Rotary Captain O rvilij ORLANDO. Aug. 11. — ( f ) aid the 8 iat* Road Department made it clear when he wan on th# with FLIGHT DELAYED E arlier Morlnlgo’a governm ent With U. 8 . Senator Bpeatard K. Douglas Charles officiating. In won by Mrs. V itglnia Bennit, na local co m p ly will luve a comtlm* lo Uftre yesterday afternoon In choosing a alto along a main atand th a t ha had heard talk about Touchton, they had cajled off of the1 U. 8. 8 R. U y o T X 'fn_*sIAV—V iiltK . A u g ...11— biPl-r •oaring p ilotr are said U had beaten hack an Insur llonal woman Hv-see .r iders prwrttevng—(•"—*"■ formed regardTng T R cUeilona' In p f m r n t - o f f t fn gcl i i mt fBft m w j— taY M tit. w as ma-1? In Evergreen highway for establishm ent of • f m erggr and had mentioned It the softball Uli scheduled for U filll. Two light planes pilotevl by for* iBIPl |n penetrate A sum* Holland a* the principal .peaker, oa d U W H 0 >6'T barH t~C *ltt»rr ■ . LISBON. Aug. I I, (/I1)— Ken.ua coming events. Ala/ut 84 riders rm-r U. S. Army filer* an a roundDlrnir gro rrntinJ atn*! L a v U * ,.. lilta. hlBtU lf l n ,6 . ihe 1947 convention .of the F lor­ Cemetery. l> u jajL K v e n ln t_ d u a _ - la — w al u n d ^an d '‘barbecue, and will provide Sanlutd with an A silver p la tte r il shown which th em defense*. 1 Jo nol belfev# turned out for practice. Eva D uarte I’eron was rn route grounds. King t.Un W. O. Liv - 1 ida Farm Bureau will be held In plans by the Tourist Com- Uon with Hughes1 last March. *' thr-w orl.l-flight are held at Gooae waa given to her by tho A rthur ■a !•■*» *•*! llw tls s In Dakar from l.itlion by plane NORTHERN CELERY Miami, Nov. 14-16. On the aland, U rew ster said ho m gston reed a letter from Di»- States government svsr at) lUtaa In furnishing the Tourist Ray. Labrador, by bad w eather . A. Evert# Company for the flight TH* 8 Y CYCLIST today afte r winding up her Euro, B. If, G uthrie, who Is associated e t Presido.it .................. Hoke urging tha ! i lmpo,V , u «»n at)lie stlon Booth which wjll be never had offered to call off the l nrtcl ......................... M EET of longest duraUon in sight of thu a I* The Hanford polict" fom> en­ prevailing in Greenland^ tlveir next pean tour. A l D akar, the A rgen­ Liana w ith W. T. Whitehead In celary MEETING ( Iona to build up m.mbershlp. current Investigation In exchange IHSICIK ‘M EET com ; Post 8282 will meet tonight a t b,L.t,w Jayvaes on U som ething new In stop, William K lrohm rtrr, their The regular monthly meeting merchandising a t 8avann*h, N. Y. field on July 4, a t Wichita Falls. "It ought to ba good a t the The new Uy license iirdlnanre tine president's wjf# will l/oard a countered flight m anager, said early today. Day. .Tnlrteeh applUatiom. for a merger. • th a Legion H ut a l 7:Q0 oeloek "drunken driver*," Hatunlay when ship for the trip to Recife, Brazil. recently wrote th a t th* celery . . . . ta ---------------------------. noxt meeting. Vra, A. D. GaUb“i*>»*»*da«. th a t la not of the Board of Directors of th# ■va boon received from auiilla t which tim e a buffet aupper _ Another trophy, a -smhll gold will be givr n a final n-ading at During her tour Henura I’eron Mamas Morgan, negro, was a r ­ Strohmeier, said Jhe flier* mescrop there I* In good shape and V Seminole County Chamber of mbied to a e ir * ''aomV'of of th> A m arkan-countri.e armlaslon meeting towill be aerved. A t 7:30 oeloek. the City C« ^ the position of recepsagt-it th a t they m ight be de­ ■ w a r .. a re ’ better figure, wa# . presented to Mrs. night, City Manager II. N. Bayer visited Kpain, Italy, l ’ortugal. rested for drunkenness whilo rid ­ I lays-.t as long a* 24 hours. ln N onrovta, capital o f ' h e r ^ /a tn o u t^ f r ild M lU t« d • mm C a p t R ey Green la aeheduled to Commerce will be held a t 8:00 th a v m arket prospects Dennis as champion American chlckan,” be . th , Romans used caU«D.Vfa r ing on a bicycle. Llbaria, U c a U ^ - B ^ d ^ ; : ’- '" «Md. th an fa ir, •apeclally for the early Franco ami Sw ittorland. o’clock Tuewlay evening a t th# -d t kla morning. announrrd i m ! on plana fo r re-bulldlng a woman soaring pilot. ••Otto * ■ • -ridv* • • 3 « u n 3 g S o W rm , S o r u l l y P a c k e d - S o F ro o a n d l a t y o n th o D r a w M R ■ Chamber of Commerce Building. crop. I . .A N ational Guard unit here. • , • . * ■■ l *-vV'a'i - r . 'i - r *« .S a r.;. i '* ±- . th*t tln> j* ■ crisis | Ik..It to h d l 'f ’ furw ard with such rapidity Hmi w* should have pow er to deal d ra r.i Ucally an.l sw iftly with a w U a r .l ■ itu atu .n i.that may arls.-," C hutrhill snapped: ' " llltle r sard th a t." P'«**tr* a u . ill., negation of Hr it lull freedom luul wav «.f | | y *n<r in timi- of peace.” \ VT Egypt Warns British Labor Hughes> Inquiry taggering Crisis U N Of Threat BillAttacked Of British War By Churchill K - i o .'i K .^ j s B a r r e t t f; ; r\c W a rn s Increase In Prices Announced By Nash ! t. s 1 Is Halted U r Jaycee Directors Approve Military Training A t Meet Ji ’,4 3 -- (Russian P aper ! - H lits US Press I As Commercial V*- - * ft ; ’ - £ - . 1*1*. Ifr > e I . .L Ordered DiHchurKed' u "■ Woman Emissary Arrested In Case Of Missing Jewels Honors om and Family ith Bip: Parade Brewster Sorry FariiRMs Advised To Play Safe In New Cinp Planning Randall Goff Returns From Thrilling Trip W ith Babe Ruth Predicta 3rd War BusinessSupport m« tf^*i8i£XrlA !£££?$'• ^ ^ 8 ForGuard Urged By! Hutchison F Control EndH Reds Hit U. S. L U C K Y S T R IK E Miss Kate C. Flynt Died Saturday A. M. presentsT H E M AN W HO 'K N O W S - * TOBACCO W AREHOUSEM AN! Foreign Diplomats Leaving Paraguay Soaring Trophies Of Vlrs.Bennis Displayed Jllycee Meet ’JT: • Mi \ * , - - ■. __ * ' I • . »■ -J : i ' . 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 08, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 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/acdc33c32121973a25f01cd4d0d521aa.pdf a3d1d2ed692234e2f2d752289c56eeaf PDF Text Text * SANFORp HERALD, PAGE SIX W EDN ESD A Y , regions generally within the next - I Imur*. altlinugli Uw wind shift in N vhtaska .<101 w estern Jon a •tfS ilaH S lima r » i ( tla rl bureau said, to dislodge the hot was moving slow ly eastw ard with air from the Mississippi Valiev. relief promised fur p a rts of jithor South Plains and G reat Lakes N o rth ' C entral sta te s tonight and H eat W ave British Crisis H '**liau 4 I ibm l*ea* ilnrl deals |<}.31fl,7!'2,047. A ttlee said II r i t I s it U r m e d stren g th would be reduced by 420,000 men by next Match. The forces num heied l,2!t7,Jon men on July 1. "An exhaustive Inquiry-hat Keen Inst Itut ed into the Wtni)» future of our defense policy," he -aid. A t another point, the l-aliur governm ent leader said* G reat 1IHta’in was Increasing the late of her troop w ithdraw al from overless. "D espite these accelerations in the ra te of w ithdraw al/ then- it no changr t|i out foreign policy or In ih e d efense' policy which un d erlie pur fu te ^ ii., pulieV,". At live a**' seitrd . The Pi Inn- M inister said his Socialist gpvernineht would “ifave to take some ineasun1 of con iaal over the employment of labor" In order to stim ulate product'oji, Be *im tiSg M n ’ •' 1 Thursday. Both tlie eastern anil Itucky Mnunlalns states would lie w arm ­ e r today, forecasters said. No rain of consequence was in immediate prospect for most oi the dry midwest topsoil, now gen- AUQ. 6,1047 i-rally depleted of moisture by three U «.y .1 i»f Umia-ratiiu-* m uffins from tin* high 'Jty, (u well above 100 degrees. Pasture* wet* reported drying up and in y crop* reduced. Corn h a t fired in el l e n t a few areas. » i f ri H iuifi I '■» <►#-5r ’ P5 L O N G r E A S Y T E R M S continued: “This will Involve some sacrifice of Individual liberty, though as little as possible. It Ilia / U* luce.*sarv to take steps to Iimi* employm m t on less essential * m i " A ttlee said the gov/rnnirn: nl«< would “ take action'* jgniu*: any Industries opera terI with “In* ffirl•nev or lack of will," To save dollars. Attl.-e said lie»tain would lake these ,*laps: Perm it movie m ater* showing film s here to convert only n fourth of their earnings Into non-British currency. Perm it Britons overseas to spend only (140 on foreign vacations in the 14-monlh peri-sl beginning Oct. 1, inslea I of |3fl0 y l W jreaaly period s i a t n».« mt Cut bv one third the bade gnsoMeyer TeHtimony line ration uf II galluns u month for private m otorists with 10horsepow rr cars. A ttire said the govern men would strive for a 2<» m*r cent in­ Mevei said the expense for Hull crease in domestic farm produc­ tion and "press - ahead w itlr out covered five or six days in Ja n u ­ plans for tin- e tp a n slm «f produc­ ary, Ili44, and included four to six people. tion in the colonial' cmplnr." “ Why were- you paying these ■"W e shall apply ourselves t fu rth e r development of our it- bills for Col. Ilall ami charging it, sources at home," h.* salif, "Wt up to aircraft ?*' Ferguson wanted JBUSt concentrate as :mmq.m_ni*+ •iblr on x x x the priHlnctiun of goods for export- ami tin- nrodiirlion of all tho*e thing* which sbuus imports. Tills will m-.tn cut­ ting out non-essential*. AV must Increase our to ta l,nutput so Hint We can aland'Im «’ur own ivg* a* soon as possible.'' * Attlee, in Ills grim statem ent outlining the Socialist regime's plans to overcome It* dollar fam ­ ine. said Great Britain had pm posed negotiations with the Uni. 'tad State.* for rrv lsim of two classes in the loan agreem ent. “I am glad to sav Mr. Marshall (U . S. Secretary of S tate) replied • J V I e e I 11 ■> ijr * I l l lY j l i I u L . 1 1 . * ‘ I 'm agreeing iq. Um»e discussion*, h-.said, . / ‘They will not cu t across the proceeding* of (he P a rii torifarm er. HI* reference was to inlet na­ tional converaatl.-'n* on M n shillV proposal of American aid for KutvpM n reonumTe-rrcon-rv. o 'p ro posal shunned by Ituasm and the Eastern European countries in her Attlee said th e loan clou.v* to be discussed were the agreem ents on sterling convertibility and non. discrimination in trade, both ta rg fta In Churchill's h illn ** to th e opuusHlon Conservative I'aity. Under the non-dlscriimmiUmi clause. B ritain may not cut down her purchases In the Unite I States in ordOr to tnrreasc them In non­ dollar countries. Kiwani.s Meet |r u n f U » # « ! Iin m l 'i i i t tlm H llvfhg a C hristian life. " It Is all too easy fur vuulh In p u t religions life on •* token foe g ranted hasls." he <Wclaml. "They need, to find out why they aro C hristiana." 1I«* stressed the need fo r families playing ami having devotion to g eth er,'til dendop more recveitlon to g e th rr-an l attend less to paid recreation, and urged Hint business men aid In vuuth develop, m ent program s.' - M ist Mary Beth Joiner told of th e rapid growth of tho Youth C aravan program during the past ' l l yeark, and said that this yrarK.r team s are tourlmr Ihe United , S tates and Cuba. She nuBlm-d Hie program of work, study; play-and w orship necessary to tf«ln trernbers of the Caravan. Miss N orm l Hupert entertained the Klwanlans by leading them on an im aginary lion hunt and m aking.JJjfin go through a lot of motions. Howard M ontieth announced th a t an Intarclub meeting with OrU n io Klwanla w ill lie held heiu on S e p t 10. E. C. Harper* a n ­ nounced plana for n ladies night program . _______ “ (in te rn a tie ral) Hughes Accuses an to come to the cobjL" He found a discussion uf tlpit (i »niiM«*a I,uw i‘u < m o ,n *ne ri«or*i 0 1 me secrei ses- template iliut a n y o n e w iv aton. Hughes continued, ami found has lawn In public hfe ns long * v “ f f me “>* • * * » * *A,k «' i have in the .la ta legislature, 'be number uf m an-hours spent on as goveioor, in the hodei a n d .the M-nate -inuld. o ft‘such short srooaintance with Hughes x x s make so hold a ptngodliuh as In­ here ihwnl.i-w, ‘‘It sound* mure like Hollywood 4l*alt-*y*b-i-s-Wir*ttingtnn: asserted “he w anted to go into "Tlrri* we go again," Meyer said. I'a u sin r for n few Johnny Meyer's expenses account, "Business." liiew sler Mini: • amt he said he knew there had He has runteruled litn" ami again “ I cun unsure yuu ‘hat Ix-eh a fluu.uoo payoff "o n the in hi* appears rices, d in tin g lust plane, and 'W hat about It V ’ F riday. Ihat he enter luil.ed free­ In reply to a" quration, Ae said ly, ami' that lie was instructed by to dmp p,. i|o,., nu| recall when Flanagan Hughes to t-hnrge such ei-ti-r tuinin so many words* showed up, but th a t “ I know the m rnt to Hughes aircraft. Hi- reitin IlivwnUY* tiott’l tinting w»» *uch J felt th*» two emleii again today th.it he kept wttK uf rrli. H v were d rfln llcit c o n n v c te i" his accounts 'Tooscly.” •Mevei read into tlm recoid a at lunch," H u g h es'. ,,u Kh*;* « h l " | h » v c nstm aBy long li*t <if -mnlli-r -unis he said I.tsis t .. ... «*«♦<•« kaloui of my reputation, an<l he spent on Hull in (he same peri­ ■ that the hearing* 'Imre is no uuestion th a t the threat od. Ferguson asked how i l i y r r ll l ........... Publicity was a pow erful' wra lt-uinnl that Hall had taken over from Hoosevelt. Meyer said pos­ “ I was" exhatpited fighting Mr. sibly through Ilia H ughe, lomTrippe'a political maneuvers in Washington," llugnea ‘ deciaied, "Diil you spend any money on B few stfr hna dchi-J airy direr! ami suggested they g at together, Hall prior to this lim e !" F erg u ­ o r - Indirect connection with I’nii so Trippe cam*- to the coast. son listed. "i don’t think so," Mever rep. American. He linil In-ell favoinlde to legislation which would eat up lie added that the en tertain ­ n single pvelseas airline m the ment - orrtim*d~ in - laiv—Aligelei “chnsert insiruniBiil" s-T Hie govern­ It ■•■liss.a lisaa r . l * Uwel Ferguson asked buw Hull hap. ment. Hughes made Ilia elintge onlv afte r n long exrlmng- with, nue, and is known ns the l««nsva pem-d to be In l.os Angelos. "n s Itoad. Becently a Min “II*. obviuusly was tht'C-* to look t'hairrnnn . Ferguson (H-Mirhl *if!ur the aubcumittce roll hiding the) "ectioll o f this toad was eom pht over our iilant.' .Meyer said. from the Imke Jessun One of the Hughes contracts hearings. Was a 122,000,UtH) nm» for recoil. When Hughes took Hie stand a t Bridge through Geneva to Mims naissanCe planes. F trg u ju o le a d 1:42 I*. M. (E flT l, he first askeil There are two proposed routes Hems of 148.03, lit) an.I 15 for more Unit- to m id testimony In- fur lying in the eom phtod sec­ ■linner nml tips ul lh-* lltachcunib. had given previously m closed- tion from the Lake Jessup Bridge with the nresent highway we«t era Hotel, and *12 f >r liinclr at door sessions of the committee of Sanford. ltmnanoff*s, Ferguson told him the commit­ “One route propose* to taka the Ferguson said it w is 'n o t clear tee was ready to ’ hear the “side whether the tutal bill covrr-sl en- issue" of Hughes' transcontinental -teitainm ent f*n Hall alone, and argument with Brewster. Meyer agreed lliat “it definitely "Is'H vnur desire to go Into this is not clear.” m atter now ?" he asked Hughes. The exchange rontiniied: ‘‘It is not my desire, hut I am Ferguson—But it .ill is i-IITirgcd willing to go ahead,” llnghei refto Hughes alrcrsft. Meyer—Bight. "We have no deslru tu force Ferguson—Whom von to do this," Ferguson said. "You .don't have to furre me," the airplane builder retorted. "1 am very happy to go Into It." l i e said lie had “ made staleInrnta to the press" about Itrew. knowledge. Ferguson—I tee some en tertain­ ster, the chairm an of tho full sen­ ment down at the ImUoni here for ate committee, and he stands by girls. Why was that rh n tg rd to those. He asked, however, to b« perm itted to' rail witnesses hf his Hughes aircraft! Mever—T hais'w hat. I am trying own. choosing and to closf-cxamine Brewster. . to figure out mysrlf. "The committee won’t give d o n ­ tory, would result in putting morn When Hughes reached Washing­ ton. he told reporters he was ator Brewster, the right to cross- values on the tax boolu; would .................. ready l<> repeal under ruth “ h>. examine you nor will yon ha*o the be a shorter route, and would not ahmil Y _h f l I t r ' cross-examine him," F er­ throw additional traffic Into our ■crything I have said" i_______ guson said. He added that Hughes lak esh o re Boulevard, which i t Investigation of his ontrarf*. could submit w ritten questions to crowded with through north and be asked Brewster when the la tte r south travel. Truman’s Trip "O ur S en ato rs^ and Keprescntakes the stand. “That involves a certain delay, tatlvea have doniTtome good Work ‘ ' IfaallasM timm Pass Osel In getting the road completad a t there,” Hughes said. complex and Qnwleldy" th at there . “ Ye#." conceded Ferguson, "hut far as It’ la, an let's be on our Is "g rav e danger th a t it would Im­ tlie committee Is accustomed to de- toes and help push through t J pede ra th e r than promote (hr gov­ lav." a speedy completion this link ernm ent's effort* to ‘ehTonrdge Hughes said he didn't want to of the Gross S tate Highway." scientific research." "launch Into this m atter .and have The hill would have established n national aeieace foundation ax an Independent agency to qtomole Miami Fire research In national defense and other fields, abolishing the present POLES MAKE PLEA WASHINGTON, Aug. tU-(ff)— Poland appealed to the United State* today to raster* its cancel­ led share of the *332.000,000 A m erican relUfprogram.Aml****bdor Josef W inlewlci submitted th e plea to Secretary of S tate M arshall and told rs porters tea. as well as those related (p de­ the conference th a t “ Poland fense. . If* said government expend!needs food." tures for aclentiflc research and development, now amount to hun­ dreds of million* of dollar* a year, "U nder present world conditions, th is work la vital to our national welfare and security," Mr. Trum an amid. "W e can not afford to jeopafdls* It by impoelng upon It an organitation so likely to prove unworkable. In another sharp criticism of tha legislation, the President said H a d N o N s w ip a p o r T o A d v e r tU * I n . . . And front page news it certainly Is! . . . T he Hanford fu rn itu re Company will furnlah 3 rooms for you at only *298! Yea! We said 1298. — For the living room, bedroom, and dinette. The am art home­ maker will come down to the Hanford F urniture Company to­ morrow early and take advaatage of this, for therV i only r f r llnsliail HHmlur Alt kaHlII foundation members would mean moat of them would hav# been people employed by organisations eligible fo r grants. ** he IK* asserted, "there la - t nua." created a conflict of Interest which would inevitably give rise to sue. ulclons of favoritism re g srd la u of the complete Integrity of the mem­ bers of tbe foundation." Hughes said he asked Noeh Dietrich, vice president of Hughes Tool Co., to go In to 'lW detail* of the m erger nropuslHon. "D lelrleh reported that he didn't think U would be poulbie to make an -whiUtabt* transaction with Mr. Tripp*," Hugh-u .-teslifled. ' "I Wien tutd Dietrich to drop the tnqUyr there, a t least for the tim e Th# lanky plane rasnufacturer •aid th a t next, Francis Flanagan, assistan t counsel for th* W ar Inm tU ta tln g Committee, carp* op California and started * lough." "It was apparent to J U S T LOOK WHAT YOU G E T THE LIV INgJtO O M OUTFIT Your choice of a conventional sty le sim ilar to Illustration or a graceful Chippendale ensemble. In either a£yle you gat the large, comfortable, spring-filled sofa and matching chair, a striking companion chair in harm onising rover, and a h in d some glass.top cocktail table. All for only - 9-PIECE BEDROOM OUTFIT •nda suite Includes the large, beautiful double bed. In* m a u lr* cheat of draw ers, popular vault? i dresser with round m irror, the bench, an all-fall maltrM a, deep roll spring, a pair o f -aae.Uetat THE DINETTE OUTFIT A N Y ROOM MAY BE H A D SEPARATELY who turned In U i a S m about 2.00 A. M., told fireman th a t **5£ * “ - • »n»M H art of light on the wing of the A.M which quickly enveloped th* w|ol« plan*. the flame* were out of. control." Daniel M cLaughlin,,! also »n Mrport em ploye., .aid (firt "an M fto.lon accompanied tbe H m tim ing It wag the application of screwk a x a after my fsllurn to Ininutea flames were leaping In accede to th* wlahea of Mr. Trlp- every dim «ion In the C n g b r> pe." Hughes said. Chss* said th a t at laaat two He said he wanted to correct a statem ent by Brewster th a t ."It was u y own Idea fo r U r. Viaaag- H ear The -i D eepfreeze Program ' ....................... . . featuring “Th# Four Knights” ' Trsnseriptlon ovtr WTRR arery Friday at 1 S:S 0 NED SMITH, Mgr. <■ m EAST FIRST STREET \ ’Right Where We’re Bc*« Fog i5 Ytara" �(a Unity T h ere.U Strength— THE i . T» P rotect the Peace *f the World; To Prom ote the Pro*re** of A m trk a i To Produce Proapertty for Sanford. W EATHER Partly cloudy through Friday, local Ihuniitishoe tr* during of* tcrnot>i\a. >1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. ! NO. 190 Associated Prose Leased Wire THIHSUAY, AIKJ. 7. 1947 • ec o »»e Army Gets New System Of Promotions Says Hughes Crisis Caused LS. Prices Lake* City’s Columbia High School Band Truman Signs Meas­ ure Providing Ad­ vancement By Mer­ it, Not Seniority 137.000 A d d i t i o n a l Cm In Armed For­ ces Announced By British Of f i ci a l WASHINGTON^ Aug. 7 WD- Hits It’s A ll Lies .7 . Plane Manufacturer 4 Die As Plane Shoots Down Into Oil Plant Chimney (Dares Senator To Re­ LONDON. Aug. 7 i#lv A Utitpeat UnderOath HU Asks To Cross ExThc Ainty'i archaic lyilrm ol pro­ i»h of final blamed living AntrrCharge Hostes:i W as amine Senator On motion by seniority wrnt out the ic.»n pinrv and "th r rapidly inwindow today with President iru ttcaiing mu pi u i ol L’. .S cajMiiti Afraid Of Hughes War Tim e Contract man's signing o( legislation set­ ovrt U, im|H>its" today for the ting up a permanent promolion\V A H II\(,|O N . aV ? (A l— * sudden uiutcniog ol Ifiitain'a etoW ASHINGTON, Aug. 7 by-meril program for the Army J low:ml I lityho -tml,i> i lullrngcd nonu criuia I low aid Hughrv vhuutrd tovl.W tin t and the Navy. HqUut’t plight I I ‘linked to a trviiinony of Senator IhrwvP-i Flaming Waste Gas S -nrliii H irtitier (R M e .) to - ie One of the lengthiest and most 'wtsldwidr dollar famine" r s u r e j (R -M r.) heforr the Senate W-'1 Burner S w a l l o w s pcxi um lrr b tth i pieti itatecomplicated measures enacted by bv A m enta's veiling to futrigu Invrviigating . Committe r ...*‘i>... j tnrfit -^ty' ‘"ffTcwitft " th in * ati aiiU p N e w E h g J a m l e r s linr h m in t w the 60ih Congress at is first sescuiotriM inorr than twice ir 'tm c h «f ftf a b f lira an d T fan ir.ii it afi.ml to travel aton, • »he legislation is the*, out-' ihc buy*. the iT antrllut ol thr ap ai| if I am alluwrd to ctow alone v*it It H iiyltn in ln» private F.VKRI ii M ask. Aug. 7 i t growth of months' of study by Exrilt^quci, Jlu g h Dalton, told the quevtion him * " . A *lll.tll all plane pluilgnl nut plane. committees. , H u*r of Commons. The lanky Holly 'Wood fllliv pryi I lie plane ntannfacluirr itiued u| a fug dtiouilcd »ky' caily ,lu*la* In addition to l n | up a new Ihllon was icplying to crltl* ducet and (tin liuilrd lii.it dri .tin* i h ti I* o gc aftri m uling the 'promotion system or the Army ci-rt- l>> Conservatives and la-ft- l.i Ml ion .it Hirwvtri ,vv Im look mli) a tlamilig wittc-ga* honiii arid tightening the N avy’s M ill­ urnf StirndiMta that the Lilian u| a ' inomtrt ‘ nil plant, cariyi'nit Sen ale. War t ornnnllec lo Hack ag iiio l ra i Ii Othei thr IcvO id t of ing advancement ayatem, the l>ill The high school hand of Lake t ’lty was, built up Ijy It. K. Hlark, es-m silne hstv’m sidrr who has K ■l i-1 It tn c n t “squailitclrd” the the viand for llir gerund dvv in lo iiri> death llir »lop"» loin m Senr ole oh- High II Srhoul » : o,w.t|,tMm U. ,*S. loan tliul the . commitlrr't mi|uiry into ru ta - down on tha num ber of come to Sanpird with th r Intention of building up an even larger hand at Sent' Hicwtlct and llu^hr* |oi "id lin g high-ranking offieera in iioth aerv- which for a numlier uf year* has failed to have a band large enm irh to enter Id ir-rily 'com petition 1’iia.- Mimstei A ttlee's new work Hughes $4O.(Ml0.lUHI wailimr .sir ci.illy piommrnl nccu|>anli at the llir tiutll." pilid app.nrntly thntighl he v*.,, Irea add abolishes , in peacetime ■t district ’ or sta le festivals. Mr. Illark is shown at eatrem r l e f t . _ mnpr and vat less piogiam ■prom ­ craft cunliacls. • * Iluglici ir lr iir d to the aitlinc tha w artim e rank «f five-star of­ ised "tiHi Jittle, tovi lair." xhivutmg .down min hitglitly lit Cratman I'ngum ii (R M ich.), ficer. However, It doea not effect lioitr** im iJcnt at a "sm ear cam ­ Itsittni disclosed that liccause of Duxlnn Aupuit. the rank of the eight, officers Cnrada’s dollai ahqitag* the Unit-' presiding at llir lir-.iirng mule, paign." Add hr »till the Scnalort Ih r drad w rie' now holding five-alar rank. ed Kingdom has ngreed to pay lontiol of a- suhinnim itter. dr —tn-ierrm-} ■ u nghi *f*er—then reputation! 'A ffecting directly or Indirect­ ilolU i,, front the U. 8. loan for *ua«*l#wf-(rrsf-rd— whrn dri tiling whether he or Jo.,)— .- -r *—CTHTaillun pill i Iium' v ly the atatua of an estim ated id llir j -inirr-M imlell Air Con- I76;000-ttf fieri * in -frmh~Tn,rTlrrt7 un i diuii on it* Cuiiailian ciedit of Htrwslet if lliry h id .mi u n i diltnniiig Coi|mralion of Koiton H lin Her i* telling (hr liuth in the legislation ie Intended to for the other 60 petrvtit of the ten queslinns rravty fin each oth­ and roll i•£ the* Late lirn tg r S then rn h tio v ru v over an airlines encourage the -better-qualified men H. E. Hlark. who irrignctl htf COsta er. MiniJi-ll, puhhdiei id the .old Hu. llieigri ple^utlloot. and to weed out through n proftntv liiy, Navy and air force position a i Ir.iilcr of the Colum­ i rrguion said tin! uinlr-r* rule* With imtli ttnilct oath, I iughrt rraa of elimination those unfit will U- cut to HTu,otHI men by tin* Ion lra n n iijit. bia I huh School baml at l-ikc end ..f next year, Dalton sani. of thr vuIk ntoimllec .pn-iltun* for command. ha* ih a ig rd and Hirwvtcr hai de­ America Is Urp,ecl Tc* M.uulrll • lun drliiilaiite. d tn,di lily in utdci lii o tg a n i/r a large I t will take several years for Halloo told tlu* House that lil­ muit h r suhim ttrd m adv.mcr in nied tin t tlip .Vn.itni once offered In*. Amir, J2, and Ifaniot. 1 Use Influence To the entire new program to get Ip; m e of wilting. b in d al Seminole High Sr bool, ac Mice utunpowei to I.ill .-11 tfir S rn a tr invnllgslodll id Hmloii. into full operation, for some I.ISlT.iaMI |>y the end of lies, today announced that it In* in ­ flogbi.s flo-h.-.l Hi- r.-rs.li.-if in . Get A r b i t r a t i o n ii.-n ul I Itighr*’ if InjHtU.uOO warp a rti of the new law don’t I*.'lim n, niiiioum-ed y e s te rd a y -InI'llul Nr In 'll Hell. 12 lea* oi l ! tention b> build jip a IDO pirc1* I’tife- Minister Attlee, “is not to In an envelops* nil.I polled ...it *el com* effective until a fte r |l*nl lime (J ii)r n in tra cti il hr (Ifiighci) vclri.iu I fie* .mil mrnihri ul i v iill imig sheets of w riting llv IIAKHLS-JACKSON though moat are effective Imme­ ‘ clvm l hand, and u rg rd Inal pu- Is- n t-unled As u tin get lait -* "I want In inn Is*- il i.-n . l.-ni tnCt.ill* pioimneiit l ong ttlamj tv mild Jgicr It) Itierge hit Ita n tJOGJAKARTA, J a v a . Aug. 7 diately. pilv. the t h.iuvbcr ol Commerce a mil. slniie win. h we are de these are not all," Hiigln- began. W'-ihl Anhiiev Willi' Han American. The new plan provides for (/V) I It e Indonesian Republic and civic orttaniralionv aid mi nuk­ le i-ii o il to leave liellind ns tup- “ F utthertpore, tile te-tll mny yi>s- N, 1 , f miilv. Hughe* -aid th sl after he had iromotion of officers by selection “cordially accepted" today the ill I* n* cin-ninstancva will alluw." lervlav of .Senator Itrowvier n n Flying the Mandril* hark from ing tlic projev V* tUKfll. n tbe lower ranks, with boards .tith e * rini-ol Mulch llgilie puck uf lie* and I call leal it M ontiml. Pell i* brlievi-ii lu huv<- revenh-d that hi* private airplana United States offer of its good (t'8«IIakMl P i |« T wuj The band will not ft* liinitrrl Vrn • „ cut of HU.IKHI below pie nnurt if I I HI! be aiiowt-d I. l « | tlkH lievtino- In*l in Ihe liluike ih ily Chtried B rew ster and Senator offices in the Indonesian dispute * morning log and to have mUtuken Brii-kei (H ithint from Wnshtngatone lo high wlaiol vludrntt b u t '* ‘ '» estin ia u s Th* end of .11 *- nuestion him." lon to Culuniliui, Ohiti, lust Feb­ Jvm iigiri. am iounted by Dal with the N ethrllands. n>aysincliHii- thotr from the Junior rim audience, pm king tie- Sen- the light.* flaring alop ImgS g a snton (Vpteai'llls » lorllirl vilt oi ale eaneu* room, ajijit.yqiti .1 yyheu line ililh nf t ile lleBioli (111 tfmn. ruary. Brewster told iiew;ituta_fn_- - i . Piciuici 'Amir .Sjaiifoeddln ask­ High and G iom uut Sellout, lie XVliXhlfijron Hint n'T W A liostss* during “ IPIn. _ -HltpIlCffoietllandeii In Klmvi wtillh Tmify Tin- tho*,- of an airport, fire of t.hii ride had confided that “shs ed llie U. S7 goveinment imme­ said. - er Fetgusnu would submii in ad- offii ial- -aid. i t fused tu tie alone w ith diately to send a Trpirsrnlaiive Ib -'d e. Isivd litttt will'll lit' i .S’112 Wltln-sar* *aid that the -oiall ati.idoti-ly ! vanrv tn him (H ughes! nnv w ilt. ine " o u flo f the Mat lues and hittarhn Stin*on aircraft, its molut* nih-nL by plane to this Republican caps-! i ten iruestlons B rew ster snind.vtl. "I wonder *»-hv ii was necessary ! rf^_’'hl*ft r f a lari. T .and i Banging nn the tabk>. Ferguson dropped into the mmllti uf tile to In tn r thr name of This girl into tal. “ in order ^hai. the Republican f Lake Cily th at fir fotpid little - i j A l l f i l 1 111111U f l*V I ordered the romo clenreil of pet"- ehlm tiet-like fuinai'e ‘lik- a ileud till* " llo gh e s satd. JE R U S A L E M ; A ug. 7. (A T — ■ *» no interest in such ti pn.Jeet * O l i l U l l l l l l l n l l Jr idgcon” after nor ree k , m in in g Jewish leader a "dec reed n ^ o n u d e te 8"vernmen, may more fully hcI a tors Then he i d t i n d n iwotti affldthat town of il.iHMi imputation atoppag - Hits af- <|Uainl Ihr U. h . trpteienlativr with 1 three-hour workh atoppag" A tall vimlli. w earing u aweafet, Vevernl towering lank* eontaining i I MMdMfil I'ngi i t*u| At that tim e they had a «■fmv..’ iogli i-XJilosive petroleum p u n b iil. |i bNlliturtl «** f*nat» T « m» ternoon In prot«at again st the in •Is official point of view." No band of only eight pieces, h- I * _____ The furnace, trscnihling a tits* e (em inent bv British au th o iitirs of U. S. Slate Dc|varlinrnt leprrscn* -Ifiii-k silo, liars al»>iit !a" (ret in th r e e . Jewish m ayors and some 40 **T-n l .* . ,-i i i DCTROIT. Aug. 7, (.11 Appro- U .S . (ieneral Probrs (I fimllniirtl tn* l‘agr I null I he i»ki* t It? < ItnmU’r i»f 0>ni . mimtcls lit MniiufAiclurother Jew s for the avowed purpose (alive ever hat vitiletl Jogjakarta. T he; prem ier. In yt statem ent lliercet #Kiv*iifiU i. If** snif Co, I'STjilifyv^.s tvrii* aetil haunt of checking terrorism . * Red Plant Seizure tnry Club, tile American l.egi.m mid todav and the 0 Park aid Motor Violence continued meanwhile, httindraat by the Jo g jak arta ra ­ Four. Day IISti! Wave British authorities announced Ihnt dio, urged ilie United Slate* tu It. U. Illark, who servrd a* a the V. F’. W .-gol lieiiind the l.nnd Car Co, notified some l.’dHi winkVIENNA. Aug, 7. ffll— l.feiH bandm astrr In the I'arifir Thra“ use its influence with the N eth­ idea, be levi-hledi noil puieii! IS-off tank ears were wrecked by era th at final iissotnldv operation* General Um-ffry Keyes, Aniertntii In Midwest B r e a k s a Mine explosion at Ua< HI Ain, erlands government and In the ler and who Intends lo make Ihr formed a band booster • i bib. will not lie resumed until next llii'llhi-t of tin- fKin power cuntiol Sanford school band second tn (United N ations) Security Coun­ Enlistittrtit Jo the N ational between Tel Aviv and Haifa. The „ In the district competition n' Tucadnv n* worker" tbstnteeism cummi**ion for Auatrkn, cequi>*ir<l As Deaths Reach (»!) none in th r stale. cil” to obtain acceptance of the Gu.’ id i* beiii,. enrniiraged by » a blast ripped up 300 yards i f rail­ , ' -’ URustine, tins band made tie hompeied m i lusly pindiutiiin in an expbinitiion lodny for Ru*i>*ian manv Ini)..- eniplovet* in thU and lit Ihe Afume la ted I' m ** district -fiisj division light in iwu B nggs plants todav. way track, but caused no casual­ Indonesian proposal th at an in­ aeixim •->( the l.olmii Fefinerj- io ternational arbitration commis­ Thiltnfershowet * n o t, r adlllg oihei eoiiitoDuiln s of tlie nation, wtlh Jni-knimville, St. Aegintue- , llriggs ie|m rleil thill (Is Con- Vienna ties, the announcement said. lo 'h e Mtd- llm- General I C Hutchison reI'nliitkn mill.(■aitie.-v die. lie puiin J tier Avenue idnnl wns elo*e*l afte r An extraordinary m eetlnv of sion tie dispatched t(j Indonesia V. 8 \ i mv hendquarirM ‘rn-il hieese* cut fll/Hu | u v when he announced V aid l.cumt (the Jewish National Without delay. eil out. • ■112 of tin* plant maintenance force Keve*. tn a letter to Cul. General West’s worat heat win* *•! the yeui vi-a led t .— The statem ent, addressed to It take* time to b mid up u go ■ failed to repoil for worn Tialnv blld V. V h i-iilov, the ituayill'l iiieiii- tmlav after deaths It. mi tlm l*mi it i-liiu H-Ju-I. l.v employee* 'of the Council) and other leaders decided upon the work Stoppage In tha U. 8. Consul (ieneral W aller baml lie declared. Inn it can »*, jlh a t IH)0 workers wore absent from lrt-r of -.the council, utacrlcd tlmt •lit v— of I (Midi-): l v* leiiiperalun a V latit.e t ’u i.t Line Railroad and ihe Winn I ovett Grocery Compibine in Saiifunl us elsewhere, lb i Mark Avenue plant. Briggs If Soviet tntlttary forces I'tttl Mdzt-d hud risen to at least lii*. Jewish areas of the Holy (.and. A. Foote in Hatavia, said that -f "Tlie bent wave i* definitely nuv might unjlst lit the guard They ordered all Jewish traffic hal­ the Security Council, through an told of huw Jam es O’Neal, pro*-j .e n t I .Hi Ml home from tin* Conner the oil ooik* in Rte c.ipacity of ted and all Jew ish shops, testnur- international commission, could cut U nilm nsler al Foil I’len - I plant and i.MIK) from the Matk trustee tending ri’greenu nl on a hnikrii at Chicago mi.I all point* wHlumt jFupardijing i h e i r ',r*gthe dispute, “ the Untied N orth and W ist anti i- U*ltn: illnr *sent inti* or their custom ary schools, went into Kttsii* n few “ Avenue unit. ants and place* of nmusement settleI Pent Dedication of the Tourist In. Ia writ !’«*« T a » I Closing of j he Conn *r u len t cut definition of German assets in hi okett lu m lu m .l -' the W e n 'b rr' t^*L'-.w h ib ------ - iTiafTrttrT*nrr lO s ll s s n l m•im ('BAi1 . 4i«r* closed from 2:00 1’. i t. d o 5.00 form ation Booth on North Park A usImh f«i ilM-iiiaiou h: th e Atrs Ituth of Jtie-e i-oncern*. it was P. M. Avenue by the Junior Ohanilier ••ft Packard'* supply of bodies. Ilian peace lie aty then Ihe arlion lluirati said afli-t a .ii-Mcc at t'hi- uiiiiouncrtl lim e agreed to give engu early today lurtibled lhi-.ttu r The leadert a t the tam o time of Commerce will m*rk the start, A llrig v - spokesman said th.* rinild le* “unilerstoiMl," I III‘it elllployees time off for. sum ’ called for the abolition of em er­ Florida Salesm an Is of the [.akor Day celebration here, 2 More II. S. Army absenteeism generally was a ttr i­ If that wete so, the U. 8. gener­ curv flout HI ill 72 m ill.i a- lew ntei encampment* in addition to minute*.- ’ ' gency regulations and :h> reestab ­ according to the prpRrnm ic* buted to the heat.' which he saidal said "I should np'pteclat,,t Elsewhere. IhoHftll, the tm ecas their regulai vacations sml to lishment of the supremacy af civil Convicted Of Murder leased today by Kdward Higgins, Men Killed In Manila inside the factories it-g n le re d 86 letter front you t‘> th a t effect." (I’sB llM ta m i r u r r « « i ter said continued high leuifern reim burse them doting thi* mllm anager of tijj- Seminole County degrees. -No worker comment wns “ Itiit." the letter cotiGnueil, "if ita n tra in in g , i»eiim I, ussimied to DA UK CITV. Fla., Aug. 7, (£ V - Chamber. Thi* will take place at MANILA, Aug. 7. b it The nvallahte. *■ the tefinery ims Been, seised a* lures could he espertial lislav, pm A circuit rourt Jury deliberated 1:00 P , M. slaying of two inure men of the Shortly in*fore noon C hrysler a German asset without uwalling ticulqilv from iiimihen’ ieii Muht- to- fu e dal* this year and two Green To Address onlv 2H minutes today before con­ fi'ora. reported th a t l*oo workers in completion of discussions n r resolu­ gan southw ard ihruugu IndmiM.) weiAis next year, for llie differOutboard raring and tbe Motor U. 8. Army by unknown VFW On Guard Unit victing A rthur Berry, Jacksonville R egatta fium w{1* *?,"1,Ui,,r' ' *y. 1 'la Lynch Itoiul gear and uxle plant tion* of difference* eith er wijlun actus* southern I I11 o >i - o n d .m 'e l.etweeu their teg u lar pay will .follow at 1:30 o lb-orh m agatm e salesm an, of kil* eloek under tntf auspices of the ^nea*Hyttbyu* ronunanu. illM| a like* number «»f D * Holo thi' Ati’ liiiqj T reaty CummUsior, throughout the sm 'dh.ni Fl.iiiisf And the amount they jecieve from J — ' I the government. Capt. Roy Qr««n will address ling .Willie Mas Benton, I4*year. Florida Federation o f ’ Outboard nkii; ilitfUion tiu I left their or the Council of Foreign Mini*- .Stale*: , . At Joliet, ilk. about 41) m iles' This pit-grant dims been adopted Philippine K-out. of tltf A rjS y sj lt(ht )t w.» hoi t.. lets, the action catinut !»■ under­ " member* of Pgiit 3282 of th* VFW old achuolitir). ’ Motors, and under direction of-the south of Chicago, a brief Init In-tvy | by the companies in order to The conviction carries an nalo. CoA t G uard' Auxiliary. at- i t s ’ 7:00 o'clock buffat supper r 'Jt ^’r*^***! Ks4"’**.f Official readings av the stood oi acceptod.** downpour w** avcompm id by! i«>nitiaseii »• •*»*• r » a t and killed tn a daylight attack . tin (|ra, .,. oulaido ouisolo tem temnerat)'pn|«cwi la ce d m (lie pers ro tttu sf a t tha Legion H ut Mon nralic sentence of death in the elecSenator Speasard Holland. Sec­ Wetlnewfay while un guard duty lure a t 88 degree*. strong winds which t ie" dow n1- , , ... day evening In regard to orgam trie chair. retary of Bute R. A. Gray ami poi at ordnance general 'supply depot Ilarrv's molhea» him . Harold many trees sml disabled tk -sr.ty 's ( a l d W t ' l l M S l S t t T Meanwhile 55,000 Foul, Lincoln Beauty Colt te st To cation of a new National ’Guard U. S, D latrict Engineer, Colonel a t Camp llatangas, ihr m lie . •ind M ercury hourly-ruled worker* Power service. Some IhjUw ’ and 1 ,, V V . u , l i m . r l n n unit her*, and will outline how Berry began subbing and half col­ Willis Teale, will apeak, amt southeast of Manila. Be Held In Luke Mary automobile* were damaged by the^ I J i t 8 111 >» i l i a l l i n i f t O f l began a lay-off ,expevti-il, tu la*! much U to bo paid to mambar*. lapsed in her ehalc where she b .d trophies and prltea to th* winners One scout was hit hy six hul It w ai announced today by John been sitting at her aon'y aidr-dur- uf the R egatta will he presented lets and diet! almost Instantly, a t least until next Tur»dap, nllrlA beauty contest, 1which all ing the trial. A high reaiiing of ltll degrees " A§HINTtT(jN. Aug. 7—(AT— huted by the Ford mu mu: cm ent to Sauls, po*t adjutant. County or Central V fiU rd iy |fn:vp Clik*afft4 iH licit t^nl •!m uni' I n!t|wi»lT/ _ Judge Jutin U., Bird recessed a t the 7:00 o'clock^banquet to ba the announcement rrln lrd , whlh the strik e of 7.IHK1 worktTs nl the Semimile of Oov* -C.. W. Johnson will prvaldo iir given a t the M ayfair Inn for the other, with tw o ’shots in the J Uaidwell of Florida, plica of post commander F. J). court immediately upon receiving members of the Benior and Junior forehead, died ’■ few huura la in M urray Corporation of America Florida girls are eligible to join, three-day period m is ,- Jul-.-. I:*» 1 • ’ “ '■r will I*** conducted In cunnectinn (In each of the three d s .s . Ho- <licd a t-lu r Jmme here today, Scott who is now aw ay on voca­ the Jury’* verdict. Chambers of Commerce and their In an .A rm y hospital. Their name- idanL with the tlsnce (wing given S at mercury Miss Caldwell's lowly was found rcury climbed.in IP0.-jrm u tk tion. frtendx. ■ j _ pending notificawithheld urdsy evening from 8:00 to 12:00 Yuma. Ari*,,- reported the n*. or her apartm ent, to which *h* “ Due to th a fact th a t so many Large Cuban City * S tale Senator Lloyd F. Boyle wars tloh of next of kjn. o’clock at tho Mike Mary Com­ tion’* highest tem peratuii * vs-»ter. had returned - a fte r reporting tq Car Fire Attributed vaUran* it # seeking membership A ttack s on U, 8. Army pei will te rv e aa toaatm aater. A accounting oftjc* munity llulldltefT y the laike Mary Shaken By 6 Quakes Jayce# 113 degrees. ' I'hqgnt* in tile the general In th# VFW post w# are issuing To V isiting Smoker Chamlter of Commerce recreatlun day, sponsored dfoce w ill' be sonnet since June 28 have result where she was employed. Author* Mime nts(i“ iiud 112. a special invitation to these men ed in a doien casualtir*. Th. committee, it was • announced ton ih c r point* rejbuAing lOtl bi Iflt'* said death wits ibis' to u.tturH AV AN A, A u r . 7, On* hern a t 10:00 o'clock in the hotel FUUpwine m ilitary rnmm*nd ami lo attend the m e e tin g " *md Ad— , W. A. Morrison, Ford dealer, dsy by If. H, G rier, com mittee more included: F resni. Calif, and nl causes, possibly a heart attack. man died of a heart attack -aril hall room. . ju tant Hauls. the U. S. crim inal investigation today attrih u trd the fire th at chairman About 18 girt* are *1- Advance. Mo. 10tl; Batesvlll •. Atk.. Miss Caldwell cant* here s«v*r» Mr. Sauls, who alio serves ee 30 persona Buffered Injuries as division are investigating. started In his new Ford sedan ready entered In t)|e contest. .L and F arli. Tann.. 105: St. Lout*. ni *years Ago and worked for k th* city of Santiago w as shaken commander of the 6th district Saturday evening while he wax In Member* of the laike Msry Mo.. Shrcve|>ort, 1^., and E ffing­ tim e in the office of her brftthsr, o f - th # VPW in Florida, stated ■lx tim es yesterday afternoon and M atthews Is Elected th* baathall park to someone g et­ Youth Center are working on ham. ill. 104, Little Rock, Ark , llten n rni-mlu-r of the lious*. th a t the Sanford poet had tbe la s t night by earthquakes. Funeral arran g em en tt have not Mayor O f Altam onte Housholder O ffices tin g into the car, «illinK down the impiuvement of Ihe public and I'ellciton. Mich. 103. Nashville, The poputaee of Cuba's second largeat delegation At the recent Move To N ew Location and than leaving a lighted cigs* beach a t C rystal Lake, Mr. Grier Tenn. 101, Grand Rapids and lieen completed, Imt burial will city (pop. 120,000) remajned out d iitrict m eeting in P eL and. * la- In the fam ily cem etery aft rettoi Ila declared that h* did ■aid, Col. J . E. M atthtw a was elected Travers* City, Mich. 100. of doors oil nig h t In fe a r that Milton, FI*., Miss Caldwell w as Springs their homes would collapse. Moat mayor o f A ltam onte E rn e st F. Housholder. Sanford not amnka himself. u native of Knoxville. Tenn. * Plant R oof Collapses of the city's houses showed cracks Tuesday tp susoead U. 0 . Sm 'lh attorney, today ennounccd th r S tate Highwayman L. C. Bender Teen-Agers Invited Operations Begin On today as a result of the ea rth ’) who resigned from thU office, J. moving of h it law office from using tt portable fire extinguisher, In Miami Downpour movement. ■ * Goodard w as elected city clerk to the A tlantic N ational Dank kept th e M ate under cunlrvl un­ To Party In Orlando St. Johns Project LIodh-R otary Ball The first trem or was felt at fill the vacancy created by the Building w h e n he ha* been loc­ til the F ire Department arrived t , MIAMI, FUh, Aug. ?. f/P)_A 8:02 P. M. (KBT) yesterday and death tw o w seki ago of L. R. ated fo r many year* to the Brum- tq fully extinguish ft, said Mr. Game Slated Friday Sanford hoy* and girls are Dredging operations designed heavy downpour cauaed the roof th a -la st a t 13:46 A. M. today. Brooking, This was a special elect­ ley Pulealon Building, where he Morrison. invited by the Orlando Recreation to deepen the 8 t. Johns River * * of ■ building to coltaDse here to. Most of the injuries w ere claa- ion. will b* associated w ith hi* son ■ r-L *------ = -----------D epartment to atten d an 'aifmls- from -1'aUtks. to Sanford to a 12 The Lion-Rotary softball gama^ d a r but no one wns injured be- aified ee light. There w ere 212 votes cast, Karlyle, and daughter-in-law sion free- teen age p arty to be foot depth were Started tliui which was rained nut a week ago l VISITING ENGINKER conns the proprietor wm* ilelayvd The tremor* were felt through- according to B. D. McIntosh, J r. Darla, who are^ nrw com eri to the AVcilflL-xday will-ukw-qUe*-Friday Wfl*y Gillespie of the Jackson- _given next Wednesday .. evening b r the m in. out Orient* province, but with who cam e second In th e mayor **n ^ ‘ ‘ - ftr m ^ f lf —Bmlttr a t o'clock a l thl~T7rUlidi. evening a t the Lakefront Soft* intensity than- h r-S an tiag o . m i ttlirir V6t*a to T O r M a tt- ^ rte ^ e u if e ^ o T six offtces^ocoupy ball Park a t 8:00 o’clock, It wm4 ay conferred with Colissum a t * program to be cn Among A m u r cities rep o rtin g effect* hewa 127 vote*. T. Fir ton Ifar- th* ,fro n t of the second floor of ^announced twlay by Lion C aptain mlwloncrs and Mayor titled “ Sanford night." W 0 A. M. while m in wax pourf pouring from the quake were GuanUnsimi, low trailed w ith 1ft vote*. Of th* th* butfdlng and were formerly A t '10:00 -o'clock th ere will be ed .th is ‘ morning hy Edward H ig [Richard Deu» and Rotary C aptaiir tn regard to City tlUliIn torrents. The door wee locked, Berecoa. Palm*. Soriano, Anti Ms. tola) vota, 128 out of 130 colored occupied by Judge J . G. Sharon Flayers or* Cliy M anager IL N. a lalxnt contest for all agea con­ gins, m anager of the Semirwli Seminole Orville Touchton. manager ee they took shelter under art awn- Balre, Con tram aestre. Bogus, De- reg istran ts coat th eir vote* apd and the Isle H. C. Du Boo* and ducted a t the p a rty , and hrond- Counti- Chamber of CAinwerce.’ requested to l>« un hand 'a t 7:80 lu r across the street. * n a n o and Central Toes Jo. 87 o ut o f-114 w hite registrant*.th# la ta T. B. H iggins. The Gillespie was on hia way east over 8 tetlo n WORZ, and the signing of a bill for -F. M. A few mlnutee before the owner T he buildings reported moat In th e voting fo r clerk, Mr. rooms have lawn repainted and tte r Park and declared th a t pritea will be given to w inntra. an additlonsl appropriation * uf \ Dr. A. W. Epps, J r. will pit arrived w ith th e key to le t them in, imaged in Santiago include a Goodsrd recleved 161 vote* to l l deco rated Hind present an a ttr a c t­ retu rn her* soon to-check Local en tra n ts are advlaed to 1300,000 last week fo r OiU foork, and Andrew Stine will catch fi the roof collapsed w ith a roar. hospital and an a r t school. The cost for F red rM U k u e r. In th* ive appearance with carpeting of projects, principally a l telephon* Mr*. II.. V. Aiken a t a total uf |«00,(»0 1* now .aitell- Itnlnrv, H arry Robson will h T he W eather Bureau told 4.0ft wall* of some p rivate hornet election, .12 bell eta were declared * deep shade of red, Venetian _ pump stalion wher# new 1024-W fo r fu ll particular* of abl* for th* project, Mr. .Higgins for tha Lion* with Al Lyon lathee e l ra in fell in f t i / a hours, eollopeed. void, sold M r.’ M clatoih. blind* an d yellow ’ drapes. _ angina* or* being Installed. th* contest. said. reiv in g . m Indonesians Ask New SHS Bandmaster Reveals _U.S__ Delegate -Plans-And-Urges Civic-Backing To f Jewish Leaders In Palestine Order 3 Hour Work • Thousands Of • i Industry •. Workers Idle Kmployers Help National Luard Fnlisfmenl Drive City’s Program For Labor Day Is Announced fp>,; A t: ' ‘ S'*/*''- ■ - H:. A * n,J ■ ■ *j .♦ . - ,. ' L ._ . k& t - ----- a--- d— t----- ----- V ’ p • j f . * ' - �■ m u H ughes Inquiry Jumped up in the and lie spoke nut clearly M ttsaii L foe “It •speak fnr (tie n.„Ji sudlim m ,1' Then, o n ^ ih C Jsefalf, he promised that fbose 1 it ending the hearing would remain quiet. “ We w ant to hear this a* Amer­ ican cUisens." he deciaicd.The young man said he was Leonard Small, of Bropklyn, N. Y„ a student a t Ceorge W ashington Upivendty here. Capitol police, moving forward to carry out Ferguson'.* in itn in tioos to clear the room, hesitated. One of them *sald to SrathIt "You lug on Sm all’s promts" ifie a rnce would rem a in ' quiei and called his Inal ruction* fo* poll** to clear the room. Brew ster went hark to'th>* chair to gnaw er a series of tioiu Hughes gave to Chairman Ferguson (R -M irh l'o f the Renat j atib-commiuIn his replies, B rew stm . 1. Acknowledged -hat he I; id eaten a t least "three breakfast* In th e la st faw month**' at a *pe. rial nrsidence maintained here by Pan-American Airways as a guest ren te r for officials and antnluyee* But the Maine senator in*f*lci| this could not lie let med I In- "Pan American Palace" an I instead Waved photographs of what H im ■tev tailed **TV£}\'* palatiiil" home and swimming pool. 2. Agreed that Sam Pryor, a vice president of Pan A nnrican and form er Connecticut Republican national committeeman: Is a close friend of hit. I. Said It was true that be bad spent two Thanksgiving vacations o f ghoul one week epch at a home Pryor -has at ifobe Sound, Fla. Brewster said P ryor wan no’, there and he (B rew ster I h'ad p u n based hi* own food and borne nil eg* s A N F o n i) n r itA U v a A N F O R n , m o rio n s were under way to tranfci governmental fnnetionn tr, Ilukittlnggi; In Sum atra, if l»*c- Indonesia Request tl khIihM ,l» » »•»«• n . r l Nation* would lie d e a lin g a murhnreded preceilent to prove to the world lt» authority .ran stun war National Guard Drive and settle dispute*." It said that United Nations arhiliation o ffe r­ ed the only* hope of settlem ent. encourage rm|tliiyees to enlist In SJarlfoeddin earlier said hr the National Cuard and to make hoped th at surh n rortimhudon it possible for them to do so w ith­ would-lie made up nf the United out any financial sacrifice *or loss Stater, C leat Britain, A ustralia. of vacation time. This new- jMilicy India and the Philippine* and is ex|iected to go into" effect immediately, it was stated, lierhap* Slam. "Tlie government and people i In making this announcement, Hoi ‘of the Itepuldir of Indonesia tjrn -firlferal should consider fully ’ prepared to subm it to o‘j eth er employ I j; | l l . S a t >• I a- i * rr r - . f decision -in- which ,11 cistrSttoil ' 1 the m erits of this proposition and ' ' t National o -•f the recommended' a- th*1 "jftrinun v Uu* Importance ____ I . . a _________ mean* to settle the dispute," th tiu a n l to the maintenance nf~law and tinier and the security of the government slnlrtnent *»td. The Ne|heiland* artny h»m*h nation.* ed trxlny that it bad suffered 22 ra iu s ltlr s —ffl—truce violations hv Jewish Order the Lndotirsians since Monday mtdnigbl and officials of the Be public vnirrd rounter arcUMtioi la w I hi uuhout r s L 'jlw I *1*' that the Dutch hud commit! "<l gfnup iepeuted a pleqjr' t 1* fight new hrraches of the cease file Jew ish iinJergioiind t e r m i i » l groups. A Hutch rommonlipte «*id four Tile th ice mayors founded up by new viotallnns nf the order h a lt­ tiie British.. are Israel. Roknch of __ ____ ing hostilities had occurred in Tel Aviv, lived Ben Afrti of NatJava and fhuiistm, nnd th a t stlcM nova amt Ahraham Krinitsi of actions in the last th ice days Itainat Can. They are l*wmr held had cost them four dead, 17 at the laitrun detention,ram p with wounded and one missing. the other attested JeWif. hvist of Premier Amir BJarifoetldin of, whom are ineinlH-ra of the Rigid the Republic declared In Jngjukni Wing Revisionist party. The Jews ta tha( Huteh forces liad moved were arrested under eftergshey four miles nearer the ItepuliHceri regulations and no sparltiq i haigri y rstrn lay ami th a t prrj f Co r id a TH URSD A Y . Chinese Inf, Position To D efeat *Red Arm j m m t to the press ?" Chairm an Ferguson tit Mirh) accented affidavita n f Alina Anplewick and M. E. Bell, captain AI f* NANKINC. Aug. 7— supported. governmelt.1 troop* Is western' Shantung province fo r* ed unit* of Red (icneral Lit I’o-Cheng's army liejlt against the Cmxl-swollen Vellowr Riser today while government force* It eastern Shantung Increased jv e m * Brewster would get a ahanre to reply later. * The hearing was punctuated hy frequent flare-ups of temper. Once, Ferguson areused Hugncs uf “tryim t A llI a A P A rlti^ t hat W n M m ill ing (to discredit' feat on the Communists, In thk West because the Yellow Kivar was now five miles wide sod few hosts Were available. ing "unfair' tio n s m t him a t Senator U rcw atrr (R -M e)\w tH i Hughes charges once attem pted to "blackm a l l ____ _ _____ him into agreeing to an airlin o merger. Called a “pack of. Jta*' Brewster ter'a denial th a t therV la any tru th in the "blackm ail' story. Finally, f rrg p s o n flared* Up. l ' . ’’We appn-eiate th a t w h a t, you are try in g to do h ire indicates clearly you are trying to discredit the com m ittee," Krrg(i«o,i said in measured phrase*. . nTbat m raps the integrity o f th e'U n ited States Senate is a t stak e." \ lie* told th e muit^m illionaire plane m anufacturer th a t hv rannot control th e eomikiUre "by vour g reat w ealth," I a uc . 7, m 7 Withthat Butbake a cafce Everyday/ Airline Hostess Jane Parkers II ..nligartl ftniM avlt hv H arriett Applewick, a TWA hostess, which term ed th* Brrw ster charges “ absolutely untrue.” The hig crowd a t the hearing laughed when Hughes added that he "never carried a hostess" along on hla private plane. He eaplained that Miss Apple* wick was along from Washington to Columhus tu "serve meals to llw two senator*." Hughes said hs hail never «ecn the TWA hotter* In-fore the Ohio trip nnd had never No ANGEL FOOD Bett&rValue CAKE Sine* 1862...Fint Among'Fine WhUkiee >1* 6.0*1 SHOO1C,* SACIOC It ACO. Hv asknl th at Senator Brewster lie requested to answer till* ipJCtFast hers D lstribatars, la c . New Yark oath w hether'you matin the htatf- Straw berry Persciwcs' lb. ja r 41c Potato Sticks (warden FVchIi Fruits & Vegetables 4. Acknowledged 'ineT Ti accepted free transp-iitaliuq Pan American’a special'' YHv*,« airliner from Washington id 'K a leigh, N. C. H e said hn'w m st to Ratrigh to confer with I hi: lute Benatop Halley fD-NCl at Bailey’s request about aviation legislation. Brewster also repeated'v hit at lughr*' story of a "pctjiMiiitbin" or a merger. "The suggestion that ] held a whin over Mr. Hughes is ridicul­ ous," he declared. DKTFA Yellow SQUASH Fresh Te«d*r STRING BEANS ? Selected TOMATOES N ew Army System offtcerg determ ining the quel ations twice in sucreeaion, au offievr - from Unfore the Atniy has p n motad It* officers largely through Iqrily. system, a man’s raid’ lly being contingent upon bis . length of service rather than his qualifications. The Navy ha* fo1. to w e d a system nf srlertluti, with modifications, for years In Its report on the lull, the House Armed Service* Commit* tea eaid it will bring more raphl youthful .officer* ... __ t eateer* satU faclnry 'enough hi attract capable men, pnimising enough to hold In service the cn pable men. already in uniform. and economical enough to 11* reptablr from a budgetary stand*, point.” ,.* ' One b f the tnajnr firovisiottr of tho’ new act is a llnlHatinn on four-star officers, li B m lu the peacetime m ilitary establishment to II four-star officers .a fte r J u ­ ly I, HMS, five for, live- j Army, four for the Navy, fih tP 'P ir the A|r Corps and one for the Ma* tin s Corps. In adiiition llie I'irS Ident’s chief of sta ff would hold fotir-stai rank while serving lit that capacity. There would la- thr**-»tiii offl ter*. 23 In the A r m y /J O in the AJr Corps. 2 In the M aine. Corps ge rterals and 202 one-slar generals. Until such tim e' as the arm ed services' strength irache* the level* prescribed hy peTmancnt law, the new law routlnue* the present system of tem poiary pr-»* motions fo r tem iioiary-duly offlcer». For the Navy, the legislaUnu inlnaJuce* for the firat lime Uw selective system of promotion in the grade of adm iral, H eronflrr, art officer of adm iral rank m in t One reetilt of that change, tlu committee said, will lie to (wrmlt outstanding officers to ’ Irectimc admirals at *n earlier age hy Weeding nut the older men ahead of them who can’t qualify to retain* their statu*. The bill also allows the promo Uon of especially wslt-quallfm-1 men in advance of average off.* Yellow ONIONS USE A PENCIL H E R E ’ S A T IP ON H E A T IN G t Rivl BlUs POTATOES IN S T E A D OF HAVING TO Fresh CARROTS A SAW A FTER I T ’ S C O M P L E T E D ! n r£ii TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR P L A N S , WE HAVE MADE * : rr ** - - - ‘ m* . r - 1 ■ , . i_ « i- i h ? 7 l - .\ ‘ * * 1 ^ + - W t*. etmt ’ J % *. Rimnyflrld Sliced AN EXHAUSTIVE STUDY OF FLORIDA’S HEATING PROBLEMS Loin Steaks !b 69c Riba ■ Chops lb 59c Bacon All Meat B eef Stew Boneless Rolled Shoulder • Roaat Fresh f! round AND IN C L U D E D THE F IN D IN G S IN A NEW BOOKLET Hamburger.; lb 43c B rllket \ • '• Stew W einera’ Jicrm ani Assorted Cold Cuta*- Fresh C nltags -*;. j- FOR PRESEN T Sausage* lb 63c lb 43c Pork Liver lb 39c lb' 45c .' - Cheese lb 23c Fillets Lord Halifax TOMATOES Armours TOMATO JUICE HOME OWNERS. JUST CALL OUR OFFICE. PINEAPPLE JUICE (Vctagon Another 'chinge Is the introrlur* duty officer ivy aystetn. These >• from enlisted m-n end office* ranks only, riwy » as h ig h aa comntatidsr, will be assigned to kpecial* j duties not com petitlra with lb 55c Arm nurs W estern Iieef Liver Hermans Skinlrta THAT TELLS ALL ABOUT MODERN OIL HOUSE HEATING. "1I I l j l 11i i r ) AMD WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A HOUSE HEATING L i iB On l m m m m s e r v i c e for t h o s e p l a n n i n g new h o m e ^ AND lb 39c Hermans Bmokod GET THE FACTS ABOUT HOUSE HEATING Soap S w your dealer, o r telephone o u r office fo r a copy o f the Soap. 3 bars 25c Ann P a g e BEANS 2 bars- 17c lt)\ Tom ato Sauce Boston Style or Pelmnliee • new booklet on modem oil houae heating, o r . • • *r Sm. Lee. Super Suds 12c 30c Vel Ige pkg 30c Octagon Q renulated Vegetarian Style 2 lb Cant 25c ' MOTOR OIL r law provide, fu r tomf M all dffleera tn the ,rmy rather- then in ■ Apenn Window - Cleaner 20 oz 21c jr ie r k ia I W e A U * lr t C e su p an y • r obligation the n< Pfeead tend Mamr XNTELl—Thursday, S aturday. Apply FINE ENTERTAINMENT It)R ALL THE FAMILY The Summer Kleclrle Hour * 1 Tune lu Suittloy Aflcruuiwt—-CBB T - ', s’ aty Ju L 4t •^ ---------------- — ----- 1 200 M agnolU Avenue : �THURSDAY, AU n. 7, 1947 Oviedo Is Scene Of Much Activity In Home Building Construction U n d e r . Way On Projects In Business Section THE a lia New York Cily *nd N iagara flam rhlrr. Dorothy Iter* ——------_ ' Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Parker WHry Alielt and T m ldv’kinlia!l have returned (nun » Dili threnghare spending thi* w e e k 'a t .Day* out the N ortheastern S tate ., vislttona llearh. Johnnie "June, in ing In WayheagUbt. JV. i*. JoTii lim spending acveral day* in Orlando U. F. Wlieelera. in N. >v York Cily with Mr, and Mr*. Malcolm Jour* anil N iairara Kalla. The,- are now and Beverly Ann. Mr. an J Mr*, a t Davtona llrarh for the remain* Malcolm Jones, daughter, Beverly der of the month. Iter .mother, Ann and nephaw, Johnnie, itlan to Mr*. Mather,’ stayed .it their rot* •pend Mimetinre at Wildwood vi*|t- tage at Daytona whd* they Were Inn relatives. away. “Grandpop" Bill W aid I* »mll* inir broadly ‘these days. H i, only By MAIIIAN It. DISKS There are many new ’home* and Mien, but Bill *ay* h buiH 'nga going up in Oviedo 1rt .Sambo** to him. recent week*. .Mr. and Mm, Chur* Thy K. 1*. Ragsdale*. file t tie, le« T. N Iblar k hare started run* atructlon of their lovelv new homo I,eon. and Bobby 1 hav.i n v rn lly on the Sanford Highway. arroa* returned from a trip to At b n la. from the Don C a rrs* * v-t” The Ga. and New York City. ■weet cottage of the (ieurge C. Mr. and Mr*. Dun. Carrnwny Mean*’ (Minnie and went get trill aoon be ready for oecuoaney. Till* have returned from t> n y t n n n la also situated near tin' Cat* fb-nrh. hut plan to In* off io r unother destination in *i rtittpl** of jm way’s and Nildaeka. weeks. N ear Sw eetw ater Park entrance, the Ben Joneses' (Louise and U rn' new bumralow I* icolnir up in a hurry. T hr Joe Beailey. Jra. are making rapid progress on tbrir* in the new auh*<ltvision at Sweet w ater m l Novella w Aulln plan to sta rt laving the ou*fb. blocks ftn theirs next to Louise - • ■- ■ and Joe’s next week. The Rev. Mr. and Mr*. Lei *"d .M rf f N~. Thompson, »who, Mr. and .Mrs* E . K. M artin were burned-out ta*tThuvU.H*lvl»,g1 fcu|^ * p , t Diiytiin: » a y . . . r e now enjoying lire com* >t , h(. u .#ch Torts of their new homo. Mr. and Mr*. Bill t Thr 1’aul Campbell* an* proud Jack, and Mrs. II. to show anyone utuund their rdor- ___ __ able new manure apartm ent. The M erritt Staleys an* beginning to m ‘ feel ' a t home in their- *-nttnge H y ---- ------------ - v how. The Tommy Moons, recent ' bride and groom, qre *tnrtintr 'l.e 't M new hpmc next to the CantplielW*. H I | ■ Tiuniiiv nnd M uithii'Stab'.- are also ■ planning on their new home on jLake Charm in the near futon • velvn and Itoliert Ian- Kemp and baby dnughter. June, have just moved into their new place. — In — thy — hnstnVSX .i u i i h i .- the* Standard Oil Company is . delhR fast work on the new station aerosa from the place they had to tear the old one down to ipnLu room for the tu*a Iritrliw ••<*. The Cily Hall and Health Clinic u undergoing SIUIII* rennfating. liny on the other aide of town, near I C>»c Malcolms' Leon Bagsdale D TonstrucUng a large, new ware* house. Young H arris has tevenlly moved into his new husinrai es­ tablishm ent. * Work on the two new highways, Chuluola and (ianeva. Is progr?c* aing nicely, .Heavy rains in I'eren* weeks havg heyn retarding their progress on these higbwi't.i. ns well as the new bridge. 5 Mr. and M rs.-J i *ll . Btaley^aml ^ Ir. and M ra Tommy Stidey are visiting in Bethlehem. Pa. with Mr. ^ n t l Mra. Hilt S earrest anJ . a Knroute lliey friends at .vlsltwl relatives arid ___ _ _ Macon, flfc. and Washington,, Legal Notice SANFORD IIE R A l.D . M r. ElUnlwth 4IT .1ark*<mvlltr, w m a visitor... — ------ S A N fO R D . Fred fin *„ri.'ewhllnub i: u* W<»- llJent fnt iiMother year. Mi. lien Kimrr.il Servirc* itir U v ri. Kill- F. First Vjce-pi rodent and gbam who dint at th<* Florida t.'lialriiinn. Mi*. Young S ah ilaH im were- h*Vt WfjlfffWWF" H arr-. . 11(J(| at the Oviedo lta,iM«i C hurrh, the Ffdlftan Chair Milton Km, II. IL Link, officiating. Pall- Corr. k o r i r r y •• Em. Robert Imarer* were* Jack. Klliert, Ray. nrll. Irea-nurt; Direr* Karl F errell, nml lo,1 t.li.) lira*- I**1’ hio |. You Where Customers Send Their Friends' Jtnu* Spi tu i‘1 mi I lah y monlhly hu*m r*‘ tin■< dam*t*,< have retm ne.l from a of the Woman’s Misslriun.* So vaenihtj in Keotnrky.-* - ■**-*■** * i'f the Oviedo llaptU t C hurrh 1held Monday aftertidiin Mr. aiid Mrs. R e a m G allon church. Officer* (•>. the commit U tatliiiiii tlH I'm tv •;>««!« * 4" * -HOME CONTHOI I.K ir • ■ i fcOt Enul Flrul Street San font. Florida YAUDLEY VENETIAN IlLlNDS *- *- - - . ^: SIUI.01N, C l.l'll, Itllt, T-I10NB and 8HQULDKR 11. •A m erira’a Moat lirtutilul Aluminum •• Cedar — P«Mi|itd All A»k Me K«r Free t>nm.ilr HTKV ENS - ii 17 W. Hahittsor Phone 2*0729 FO R T H E B E S T IC E C R E A M N I C K ' S O W N ICE C R E A M W l m a k r o u r o w n I c e C rr» T u s ly — D e li r i o u s — NICKS 4 1 4 S a n f o r d A v tn a e I!li SHOULDER ROAST Kill & BRISKKT STKW OEOROIA S.MOKEO STRIP BACON ARMOUR’S STAR SMfOKKI) SAUSAOI s \ nTTVvr n r mea* Si hrilH'r* S IIO U I.D K K ' P I.O R IO A IIINlll.KKS CHEESI 111!AST Swlfl'it- 1*1eltmioi ~~L ,'j ' j V';:t Corner Magnolia Avenue ami Third Street LK.MONS U. S. No. 1 Cobler CAliBAUE Fancy Tender Green PAUKA\ North Carolina M I T H ’H Nvtlr** I# hrt* *ivi n Ili« 1 t am fllKAitfcfl " I d *!»•• tnutu** |t JSOt KHftft.rd A>**!1»#** umlar «KKlrtlll'Jiia itiimt Mh »w r tr* E dfiW oo d unit ifsciV 1 tilletill (o r#|fl»* * b »n m t f f K«iil itiO iia |HnnMiMlti I** 11 * «if Ili« P IH iflctti* N u tttf U tlllilffr ft*fiH|« 1 r r fitlJ , U i r a j»t P to r M ti l»tl> with th»- 4‘letfc fit (hr Circuit C u iiit *iI B rittlnnlr * t'm n it> , (L I» Priwdl, Little Yellow K l«rid4 GIANT s o r te r . At i**n o’*loch on ThiP*,|*y morn* tng. Aueiiii Jlh iti* lloNfd of Put** ai. lanrurlloti wllj rerrivr •^sl».' *n,,l■ ini nplsitertna a portlnn of th** t..‘ii*„ Monro* fteh'-ot nAudlag according to tli* »p»i-|fteatloa** of PEAS Large Fresh A rrhUsv-t KU**s i - g - n s h t n * . *1- |l|* Hanford Atlantic N*tl„n»l Want; building Th» Itorttrl irmrtmt Ih* right* in*,re}»c1 any -or all hid*. Itoaid **f Pnhlie IntirnrtInn for HersInole 4'nuaty. KlorUla. •- * T. W. law lna, Hupt. Ii tj Jordan, r'hsltm an Golden Yellow vHusbands! Wives! Want newPep and Vim? Calif. Seedless W illi S*iiii|in HEADACHE Large Calif. Jumbo STAN SACKS fast-acting lw- { radiants in rvadjr-maaawecd sm a ll ildia and urn- ^TANBACKJ •Ur Mins* Try 51 Ftll#w dirtctUna. TOMATOES Large Heads Trvlli* Dr ami PEAS No. 2 can IJt'by’a Certtqll fitokely’s No. 2 ran 2 for 10c OHANCiE JUICE IHe Crosse and Blackwell’s n. can *25c KETCHUP HEKF HASH l»c ASP All AC US pir. ran 25c SCOTT TISSUE 2 fur lUc SPINACH *No 21. can 15c Waldorf TISSUE 2 for 1.1c PEAS Bonus M ns-Ml. 22c Del Monte Early liarden Libby’* (inrdak Snj at No. 2 cim Harram rnto Fancy C ____ rest_____________ Value Slierd Rifet* ■Velvet PEACHES No. 1 ran 15c CHOC SYRUP Knrhantresd, ft ox. Jar 2 for Mi PEANUT BUTTER 29c K< • 21 oz 15c MirmTf’ Whip Salad Dressing; No. 2 ran Old Glory PORK & BEANS No. 2 ran wh. . IRISH POTATOES No. 2 can Fancy DICED BEETS CUT BEETS ^W G IO H O X qL 15c �■ 1 / ~rJ— "•jf, THE SANFORD HtRALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA P A G E PO U R T IIU R SD A Y . A U G . 7. 1947 • in K a la k t t .h e d )■ IWKi Election I hsuc In New Telescope May The Sanford Herald Britain Created By n i l l < k «4 4 a l l i r t f f i l l a i a r i i i Solve Question Of M 4 U U i f at - In thi-re n I aihI W orld? Muny rem em ber the m ovie, > a a lw 4 , I ' la i ia a New Regimentation L ife On Planets based on Conntt Doyle's story of that nnme, q t n plateau 1 1 1 M a ia a lla A i » a a W»1»T« 4 a a m a a l r la a a lu a llr a M a k a r XT, t i l l , at Ik a I ' - . l u i l l r a •I » a a l . r J , t -la r ld * . a « 4 n tk a A r t #4 t M f n a a a t M a ir k a, 1H*1, B O L L A N il U I I I U N E A lt u r b O IIIK IN U K A K B a a la ra a M a a a a a t ~ a r n a n t ii* n o a i i a t e i , T a r a k la l a A d t a a t * U r C a n l i l , n a r k . . ................... • M O aa N a a t k .... .11 I k n a M a a tk a ------- , ----------------------------- A l t Bta M a a tka ....... 4,(0 O aa T t a r »«i A I | a k lta a P y a o llr r a , la n la at tk a a k a . n u l a t l a a i a r t a t i l m at • a lt r t a lB ia a a li to . tk a l a r p v . i at ra ta l a a l a a t i , w ill k r r h a t * # d fa t a* t t p a la r a d t * r 1 ls la « r a t n , • |l I --- - ----|-I-— la la a A D ia it a t t r t l.* * * ..a la U n a , l a r . , r r p r r a r a t a T k a lla r a U l a Ik a a a lla a a l t l . U a t a A r a t lla la a O tflcr* a n u m la la la t d l a Ika la ta * aaa - cl lir a la Ik a r a a a l r r M ilk t r ia r lp a l k c a C a a a r ir t a la ( , llt a « a W at J U n T a r k . _______ T k a l l c r a la la a a tra a k c r at Ika A a c a r la lr o 1' i t M ' a k l t k la a a t lllr * a a a la c lr r lr l a I k r b h ta r rrp ab ti* r a il # a a t a ll I k r la r a l a r n a p rla lrA l a tk la a rtc a p a p rr, aa w a ll aa a ll At* a r n a t la p a t r k r a . THURSDAY^ AUGUST 7, I#17 BIBLE VKKBE fU I( l u l l AY bu t so m e ha v e N o r even LISTEN ED , NOR CARED TO HEAR WHAT GOD.HAS TO RAY TO US: Whatsoever God hath ■aid uAto th a t do.—Gan. h i: 10. ANATOMY (From llioloila) Hknda one can undarilatid—they | hold And move, carat*, and grasp and b in d ; i But whilt "f ll.nt **.. fluLlu — Which by a single eoutuf ia ■brok* H *9^ Whoso h a b ita t' I* w ith e r ahull N or vain, ami who*« word ia nev­ er apokenT How frail ia man' hum ility, How atoul his arrogance, to know Bot half of h|a anatom y A nd raat thereon hla happlnett and j, nHUBF.lt i 'I : Is . They are' hard, they are. w arm or cold, • Thay ara to ft; ami (u- the blind I hay can raad. ‘w , T k c tt too are w. it hill niuu’i hen, And ao ara li|ii am) e y r t bnd brow; Thay have lhair m>»U>r:«s, but than * Ona can alw ays touch than), hare and now. *1 across Boston H arbor front Ihe ol , term inal. Several other airpott* are located in the vicinity. Pell, who Is a veteran tranapor oilot and form erly flew w ith tha China National Alrwayb, came to M assachusetts about threa months % ago to take charge of operation: for the N orth A tlantic Alrwqya, Joseph Murphy, general m an­ ager of th e Beacon Plant, said a poaxibly worao disaster was aver ted aa the plane barely skimmer, huge tanka atoring hundreds ol , thousands of gallons of gasoline, naphtha, b e n s in e ^ il and ta r, 8ome employees at the oil plant said they navy a plane elrrRng qverhead'before the crash, leading m officials t o a peculate th at Pali was P looking fo r a place to land. Had he flown Juat 10 feet to the , .................... ............. ........... .. ... left of the furnace chimney, they pe *ould have landed in a Donj "suitable for an emergency landing." • Plane Crash d a te s tlecldod to tr y to mold tlm m irror of fijn-d quarts. A lte r two yrara of exkrtijry^U ng, a disk of fused uuhrVtV*** p o u n d , but it clacked whll^-' coolimr. The 1G00.000 spent thus fa r on tne pro­ ject was w ritten off .ra a Itm and a m anufacturer of ovenwaro glasa •IPvrex* w as.authorised,tu»fay-.fiia -luck. 'U s in g a m lstu re o f. silica aaad. sod* and borax, this company sta rted naperim rntIng In 1931, pouring disk* of various alien from 26 inches on up to 200 Inches. Not until Iferrm ber 2, 1930, did It suqcrd in pouring a aa tb fa rto ry __2SP■Inch dhw. Ten months were required for It ’to cool and th e disk was shipped - 3,000 miles by train to P as­ adena In 1930.' The Calleth optical shop has spent the laal I t yearn—with lim e, out for lh« w ar—grinding end polishing almost five Iona of glaa* off lha a u rfa rr of Ihe diak. To reduce weight and provide g rea ter atru ctu ral strength, tha m irror was poured with a waffle ribbed back. T h it ribbing cause* the "honecomh” effect readily notlcahle in photographs of the pints disk. A thin conting of alum ­ inum will be spread on tin reflect­ ing aide of the disk a fte r it moved tu Palom ar. *1 II (.mint,* flaw |-aa» BWl the middle of the oil olar.l. The small plane was completely swal­ uboundinR in 'dlliositUrs and other prehistoric Mfc, which a DEW ITTE M CKBNZin lowed up aa_ it dropped tntd the lly RALPH DIGIITON party of explorers found in the Amazon valley. There was Al1 Foreign Affnir* A nalyu 20-foot wide "field burner.” AP .N easfealurm T hat w«» n m oil ronvlndng this much ponxibility t o ll, that no one knows what fs in .--Art-Aaptoalon cocked the urea a* PASADENA, C alllb--Unlit is the plane crashed. The l-ody »«f munh of tin* 6,000,000. square miles of JuiikIc and swamp • poh-H which Social)it Prim e Bin. icientlsts of tha £Sth century- have Itlcr A ttire mailc in tbo Hou** of one girl fell between the uuUr nnd thnt make up the Amazon urea and that of its tributaries. Commum yca(cciiay in dealing solved the prtihlems of interplaneInner wall* of the great twin-walltravel, they'll proably still To explore it adequately is a gigantic undertaking, with Knyluml’a rconom ij cd«i«, laryusing r j brick and ateel cylinder^ The th e SS^tiO.OOU, 200-inch worthy of a universal.institution like the United Nations. convincing from the viewpoint that t* olh«-r three plunged into the redtelescope now n e a rin g ‘completion So the Uuiteii.Nntions Educational,'Scientific and Cultural the politco-enomic ayatrni of (hi* atop Palom ar Mountain. hot flam ing Interior and were tu rn ­ America of our#, tha ivatein Uiat ed beyond recognition within a Exploration nus taken this area ns its first project. As if Britain forsook fot- Sociallirtt, U There’s no b etter place on earth few minutes. the Amazon were not enough, purl of the upper Orinoco the belt of them ail, Tor a telescope of th is magnitude I t was the third in' a rerias of valley mid British, Dutch and French Guiana ,w|l(-also r. AtLlee'a explanation* of.the lays Dr. .John A. Anderson, ex tragedies th at lias virtually wiped icutivr officer of lh"n Observntury, collapac,' amt tire d raitic remedir* explored. • # J out one of New England*’ oldest of. th g i California In itP and best known families, An clip A lost world such ns Doyjd imagined br not lilfely to. which he propotei, »how rliariy Council (ute of Technolcigy, -jn charge of that * Id* country's fR st all-out er brother died .in action in World la* found, ThCr* might be ruined cities, the prddQcts of urr- Socialist experim ent has in the th e, Palomar telescope project. W ar- I, shot* down <ii the last kpown eivilizatjons. Cities built by the .Maya Indians cen- short period of two years arrived .T he moon m ight l«* a better American flight over German lines tiiriou-ago have been found in Central America, completely at th r point of conkidvraLJ-i goy. spot for sta r g atin g because It lust before the Armistice. A younovergrown by'the jungle. , ger w as k llla d -p la y iiu crnm m tal reKimentatipa of th« in­ has no atm osphere. Rut as lung remain earth-bound year* ago. . -IT ------------------- :----Mon* probable are prosaic but valuable ilhla on natural dividual. In shurt, the royal toad wince will be Important The Mandril plane wa* nn hour* . resources, primitive tribes and' natural history. Ad the to Utopia has made * sharp, turn Palomar Atmosphere above Palom ar toward a regim e which certainly ami a h alf overdue a t the ije»'e,,if Ammonium N itrate Is world’s largest unknown- urea, it must yield much new partake*, prrhap* only tem porar­ is vlrar virtually ev er/ night airport, 16 mites nwav. when It* * v wt vr • information. of th r year. The site U only ily, of totaliarianiim . crashed, le ad in g -fire official'! t o | B u n n U ( ] I I I N e W IO rk 125 miles from Calleeh, apd a ■peculate Pell was attem pting an , ________ ^ Right h ere-it ihould ho in id R-, good paved rnsd runs all (be. fairness that the Kuv»mmtnt hnr emergency landing. \ NEW YORK, Aug. 7, UP)— • Buying Black way to Ihe lop. Palomar Moun­ AriY chance to save th - quartet y-irr Commissioner Frank Ousyla been saddled with many burden* was hopeless. W aste gn» being banned ammonium w trate, inherited from the war. Of course tain itself is a solid block of ys u\s Always uiutahlej by its Very nature, the black market former Prime M inister Winston granite, 30 mites long, 10 pumped into the turnnre was the fertiliser Ingredient th at in Berlin is now.undergoing a re-organization, says David Churchill ssys th ere wU| Im> no re ­ miles wide and 25 miles deep. quickly shut off ami then, through on ship* th a t exploded in the Even a se’vere earthquake covery from the country'* p rn e n t emergency door*, worker* drugged Texas City and Brest, France, M. NIchol, writing from that city. harly ja r the tele until “ the g u ilty men. would .with long pole* ami hooks lo te- disasters, from piers and w are­ The fart thnt the United States has cut off Die ship* misfortunes whose ersay theories and personal wope enough to knock the ash ­ ruver tho rem ains of the victim* houses of N ew York City. nients of dgnretn to the Joccuplqd zones, together' with incompetence have brought its es off an astronom er’s rlgaret. Quayle said la st night th a t th* as the interior cooled. • * a Russia’s nuive to ship in large quantities of cheap cigarets, down, have been driven front power W jtnesses reported hearing a ban would be enforced against has just about removed that former item of currency. An by the votes of the natio n .'’ How­ The mere fa rt th a t' unborn gen­ M. II. BROWN, optician in motor sputtering about a half Ihe n itra te "no m atter w hat Its of the grinding of Ihe mile from the Beacon Oil Plant mode of transportation — ahip. end has been n-achfltl, also, to the supply of personal ever. he is leader of the ro n ittx a . erations of scientist a le ex- charge m irror, says his crew now is or otherwise. tive opposition to tha A ttlea renected to rely heavily on th r new *- I rail, truck, plan* oi said th a t it "Juat missed the lb»sarticles of value which Die Germans have been using for glme. T hrusting politic* aside w, telecopy^iy^jcuve„y<*awb.. J* ta » within o n e d ifih wave-length y, L ite , rifSttjjw tt , 1kuAA.j’/ t L flW jW dftt »j‘ b W V .*t*d: jUTVHore IRQ black market hading. ib v 'M « M l -A ahoVl wave-leng­ ifoiis ■ to • hannolo flial AVtWgt nrSd¥’ tk?»J-v, j? ,.n to 'lo n g to bulfit. ll’ m ust V fore plunging dow n'the chimney.’. i th a t is m ust hasanio th fo u th ly i* 1/100,000 of an Purchasing offices' which the Russians'ha v,* maintain­ striking adm its Ion*; The big Bosley airport Is j»ai die,** nearly perfect as possible, nn-l inrh. Tinhe goal ii*i .o lo po.ian poliah in the. TT'!— >, fint .Inki t time. The late D r., men. e goal ed for Die buying of watches, jeWelry and old gold have - I ’ would agree th a t !t eorK#? £ llrry *IUIf , founder of i *n*rro r ^ H h ln ont« been closed without Warning. Such nmalbunle operations have been better If We h g reater concentration of 'jlffo ri toulit' Wilson O bservatory, first . " V * : ?n« th ®* * P « ' are. thus rurloikftlr but c h a m p a g n e , light •bulbs, stockings M feel parabolld arc. a y b e 'we ' have tried tu 'flu too Removal Announcem ent Started, working . on ihe Pulumr.r and sugar stilj maintain thv.ir status and are carried be­ much In a short tim e. < “W r can’t poliah the mirror : • I) . *tiH t I'J year* ago. doWn to absolute perfection,” ;.|k , * r tween zones and between countries by the big operntora. “ it may welt be th at. We have project Anollier reason was World War adm its Brown. 'T h a t ' would . I havo moved my office from Tho Atlantic Na­ •This whole illegal, artificial m-t-jip is a symptom of tile re la ifd controls too soon. There 11, For five years the telescope taka another 100 years. Maybe has been a failure on the part »( wa* neglected while arianlista tional Bank Bldg, to tho Brumlt*y-Pul«Alon Building. economically diseoBed state t»f Cerjnnny. Only when pro* some longer." workers to real ire th a t shor­ Comer of Firat St root and Park Avenue, Sanford, duction ran Ik* raised to somewlu-ro near normal, and the ter hours ami higher w ages must turned their attention tu weupops. The telrscope was .ii-iuing com­ Florida. * recognized currency of the country will buy a reasonable be match A! by g reater effort." N ew SH S Band when war broke out In amount of the necessities of life, will Ihe black market, A n d ao becam e of th is lark of pletion Europe, says Dr. Amh-ra.on, ’’and In the future I will be aHHocinted in the practice riw lliatian. the Prime Miniitci with ull its evil effects, have a chance to die out. | f M M fitS W tfi ffl-S M !* •* « 4 4 IS ? ) in "peratlon nt liiw with my Krm_Jia.rlvUr.ainl hiH-wifo-Dtrrin, under said hi* government wool,) have woubl have l«-en nut Jav a ap.fciot-ltin* -sm nli-rrt J l t n i l llaiKir-”.the-lime-ilX. Jtt_UKft~»mmB-incaaurn nf control- almutG rralrsl Hie firm Rame-of Houaholder Asaociateg. ganiietj a school I,and th a t won technical problem - I t a il y iu u l-N d u k in m ie s ---------over the employment of labor In nstiiioa) fame. in building Ihe telesrop* wa* Our new offict-a will be opened Friday August 8th, order lo stim ulate production. He New instrum ents arc needed, he Ihe mirror. R tru rtu rsl work on 1947. Indiana has been celebrating the 100th birthday of the added: asserted, t-Vperially bnsnes, lis ts • trtrscopr— the instrum ent will Involve some sacrifice, the won* and percussion instrument#. exclusive of Ihe 20-lun m irror Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railroad. Not that one ■of-'This Individual liberty, though a* Entrance to office Floor No.-103 North Park A’ve. Mr. .Smith today appealed to a!! Hoosiur in l.WM) know.^it.hy this,, its official title. To all it little as possible. It may be necee- weighs 500 Ions—vras not fivic group* to aid in se cu rin g , even started until 1936. after New Phone No. 1300. is the Wonaiii a by-name derived from an Indian word, sarv In take steps to lim it employ­ scientist* h id assu re i them ­ thc#c instrum ents. ment on less essential -verk.' meaning "fast-running." Mr. Sm ith revealed th at he had | selves such a m irror could be Tlie government will lake action . made. Ernest Housholder l»ft his Lake City post in ord»V j The Motion is not- tin- only road whose real name is agrilnst any industries operatinl to be near his parents who live In * • • known to few. Till* New York, Chicago A St. Louis means w ith/'inefficii'iiev or lack.of will." little to-mnnv wfn> live along tliei Niclicdi'Pliifetl The Big Employees in Ihe more c ssen lisl: In 1920. Dr. Hale and his assn- Lon gw mu), Four is know ns Hitch fur more widely than its official Industries will have to work lo n g -; and coal miners will tie aiked designation, the Cleveland.'Cinnminti, CiilcngtHij: *3t/ Louis. Pr. Ami ten Westerners mid Southerners Mpi-ax- nf 'ilit- Katy tot work half an hour .1 day udd.- T h e population o l f$ahghal, CJnnk, in case you «ie intereiieil. tA 4,274.486. Well b«t you duin'l to one who refers to the Missouri, Kansas. & Texas, Atflee appealed to Viorken not h«vc .ny idea it m i io lm<-. These names Mic railroads arcept?l*Tla-y may have to ore** far increase* of.w aget. lie zfef^ other ideas aiKiut the derisive r«'p(jer|nu^ of their Initials, asked industry and commerce (o from declaring nigh divid­ w Irri tb p IM n W g re ,, l.arkmvaiiiiuK . . _A ^Yedcrii ______ becomes refrain jip m I'-rngrm f Mirends.' theDelay,' Linger ^ Walt. But Hmt !siuuitht-r nt«ry E nalam i’s import* are to be cut [to took dtn wife In * bairtull jU s J l n a i u e r th a t will tnea.n |A» if ia »how liuw lUmottaiK UH \fr- ■ f lff , | f ? -: ilwoth#: 'dly. lo prove something or other, <> rh rlv tian Helepr* Munilor ! ' il w i T t i kOl quite lin e ’ ju*t vrhkt. * j The United State* h*»’ paid U» ikipttU lo llungaty,* tomelhing which wogldn'l be ol wry much importance if 'it were not. lor the fact that Hungary it. in a way, Ruitia. And Hungary hai done nu w o rn than Ruitia and > it not nearly a* tciponitblr. — ■ w * A- Prciidcnt Truman talk* an optimiitic view, of^ die world lilu•lion. Speaking to a group o( boyr • nt ail' American Legion forum be laid, "We will eveftliktllyf wind up by having peace in the world, and by having people live ‘ *F Itee in­ dividual* tfgitdleiftoi'Yace, creed pi color," He did not *ay, howevt:, when "eventually" , .Now ihe Egyptian* U e tryma tq run the Briliih out ol thru taunlvv Th#v u eie glair iU d enough enouuh* teunlry. Ih ty weie “ have them lltcic, • nowever. en Matthsl Rummel wa* lacing ill Alamcin- We think l( we weir Btiliill- we WouM gel out qf Ebypl, India, butina. and Pa(e»tihe . . . for a while, and wait until we were invited back. ' Johir-Ttmple Grave* tty* that Ultra i* mrh a thing a* being '‘ob­ noxious whether you aie innocent Or guilty or lemelhing Relweeu. Thai's Elliott, Il isn't just *that ba is »o infantile, but that hi* childishness ha* this obnoiiout quality.” And when you add that obnoiioutorts la a callow diile|* ld for the ordinary decencies, you *tf. somelhing, well, tomCthat it very obnosiout. teems to be cUffiereoct of opinion among the ^ esperli. Genet*I MaeAithui UH .that the 1 bomb may be" tfc>eloped to point where it will destroy r a c A n d only a few I ago General Jacob Devets. ' ^ i The BIjj Poweiy , Again R la-the-R ig Power vein.! w rite foil* to I1N art* to deni Again il Is Kiliixla exercising II. with Girece, D rUm.it', prevent th . United deal with the Greek cru ia ^ tv lB tates, from proceeding with il? ° nT*hl. t h el ieleventh l S ; w-l. V..I m.nl,„ „ i T^uronn .prpgrnul M rThis aid,«uJ to v*n ib l This ?. i* th , ; , „ k r;„vemmentY key wrench which RfSMin U n , * | „ |.. o.W L ,g a |m b themachinery nltock] in throw n Into the UN machinery, ... which »*......1 th ree 'MtAtblan' The bilU rness u f the American aalcllifr* Imve already been inn d auvu on me m-curliy plicated by a UN Inquiry. TlaCouncil Is therefore ■nnleralaml- Ru '" ( hii veto cannot prevent tlie bit. 'The feeling among oilier IJnlitd State* from w orking with western members reflect* to ooqn in the UN nt the sam e time to extent the Aliiericen inipalienrr International rra train ls This feeling 'it tb*t the UN is mini,litli on the border’ raiders, It doe* increasingly menaced by Hutiha’x not end the authority of Ihe sub unrestrainer!, use uf the lllg -commlkttion which has been study­ Power veto,' ing conditions slung the Greek Tha la w ia u may ask whether border, Russia h a s nut a right to emploo Wlial It does do la throw ovei its veto powef. The right answer is th at Russia has a legal right- un­ flu- Greek crisis the long dark der the char(er. But at Ran Fran- shadow of Big Power conflict. It cisro -th a -B ig Pour pledged them- 1* th at aspect nf the Russian Veto selvea.to use the veto power spat*- whirl).u a u a e a diaqulat among friend* of the UN. For If the la ingly. “ Greece cannot be disen­ The Big Power veto over peel-al' ful settlem ents Is nor, however, tangled from the power rontest trite ,0 ao r,n final aa il *eerna. Tin*, Ix-ihg waged at many point* b e ­ T*|U "f,‘ r•* f m l Th,» t , 11 h„ ,p tween Russia and th* W estern Allies. The UN may confront JU server inexperience,I in UN ways, decisive lest in Greece. every veto looks like the rod of .It need not tU *q,i however. A* hope .f o r a nolutiutt. Bam fttm ai hold* It oven looks* like the Mid o f-th e long as UN Itaalf. .. B ut taka th a veto .now In tits news. It praventa the UN /ror.t the UN together. But the objectadopting a , United Rtates-spon- ivo of this eftMtS -Mokt not- b* simply to moke the* UN u arena sored proposal to- »et u p e ,>•• mane lit- commission to watch lha for an Am#rlca»MRu*»l*4t show­ Greek border. But* It docs nob down. It was ne*fg /im cudtd fot ’ .1 lit fltlti ■ltd UN discussion of tld* luted. In fact, a prtqKtsil by Mr. Gro­ ' The objective must be tq pr>myko is duo, for debate In a day eerve the UN |ftjn < li||M ' period or two. O ut of (hat debate % of aharp Big 1'ow erPoftflict. If compromise m ight come, all ea rli­ th a t ran be diine.jlhag* la ho;>e er Indication! to the contrary. th a t the UN w d iR e la day find We make no such prediction. But waya (o deal with m a rn a tio u a l tha fact remain* that Ihe Russian disuutcs with a minimum of hln veto alone .does not necessarily drawee from the Rii^ Pgw cr veto. srJsTiioarinCtiia Odom T akes O ff On Round World F light, m n . , n To Break Record aoto reco rd . P o s t ’s recoi 9h i U l& hTJilf-Stands', was 184 hour*. — ----------The- weather* wtb'Afbtefwd gobd to Gander an d .1* ta t^ A I * s e c o n d ________ , ; tentative atop. - Uf h*,jgu»e* up CHICAGO, Aug. 7, WUliam P. he plan* to land a t to r n * . Odom, 27 y ea r old former B ritish 1 . • m * * s * g ^ il|« iW lh /U r th* fa iry command officer, took off at U kaoff. Odom’a M i l l T l a d attain hour speed at 12:63 P. M. (CDTJ today in hla d a £20 mile feet an4 h*d ,«bs«vcd a solid convartad twin-engine \vm.v bomb­ .000 er. In an tf f o r t to halve the late vercaat ovar 1-akw- Mwhlgsn. ■ iA& s - w w gJ a e ssu r used sh a ll .neil War. at» Douglaa. irport shouted 111 be back Sunday,” ber shortly after the wishes, Odom, piloting tho “ R Y'l . ,.V War when some ea- nolda Bombanell." atarteil off up. f lig h t with a CH IL EA N -K IL L E D Mjring lbal (toison gat th a tw ic e -p o s tp o n e d flight # . many people." Ame n g . olliep tilings there will be n irth e r food restriction!. rlOiwt nrrd stren g th i* to I* re­ duced by 420,000 men from Ihe present total of about 1,297,000. America will be aaked to ease rlavsea tn the loan agreement 1 -qt It! • ' gluomyl picture which Attlee painted, but he faced .the taiu* with determ ination amt lie stood hv .his BocislUtie guin. Ah this early stage in his g reat M lticnl experihlSnt he feels Impelled to resort to regfm enU tlon, there­ by most slirely creatlmc an iu u e upon which th* next gedetal elec­ tion will be fought. T h a t is*u* is: w ill the British puiilic .slatnl for pesci tim e regim entation 7 IIA DIO PROGRAMS . H letlan WTlU t TSeiHlei .•it* New* a s* Twinaht Hung* a . Ik f-l.ta A ik e n 11* lilt J i» » t ill Hpnrt* l-a ra d * H w inatlM e * Newt A rt Mooney Mil Th* Amb|»e»flar* t i l l (>dr Ix in d t* B r is k ! I #a New* •i « l T o n y I’s slo r «•!* H s s ih M y rl Si** N ew t S it* ttlenn Miller *.M T h u ,n t a y K e e n in g C o a re rl IttS * N*w* I l:* t Itequeetfultg Alpprs ! l t l M l.» le l u l l gcor*e l i t ) ItequeeMnUy T p i u U t i l New s ,7 11:0* Man Off IIO Is it that's first to spot — and quickest to 40 for —• really fresh' new fashion - idea when il comes along P and easy enough in handling to park without a tussle, and flit shadow-light through markethour traffic k-----— 'r" °P This ladles, of couract Who, good friends, has the fam* And who it it that, according to “' ily’* amarfest eyc-Ior-a-buy - the careful surveys, put Buick far shrewdest sbe-up of^whapa really good? ahead of its price class and up among tho lowest-priced three N o -o n e but th e L ady o f the when they name the car of tlieir Household! innermost choice? ‘ Ky)d«y Maewlna *:»• m a n O n , * :« ! New* *~ (1* 1 Celery C ku p p tr* Jam boree * 10 Ifnm erpun l i t * 11 filer ■ o f Ihe f a r pie Urge f:S * New* 1 : 0 Kunrto* A r e n id e lie s N*w* l : t l K unrlm flerenad* I IS m it c h ln g T im a 1 1 1 * M o rn in g . O avotlon* l :< ( M o rn ing M adllallon* »,** N *w e. . 1.11 ilia * B a ro n S:SS Shopper* Keren*!* SrS* W om an'* W o rld 10:00 New* 10 * 1 lln w a llr n Melndlee 10 is T u a t* Y u u ’v# H e a u M lt* 11:1* M o rn ing Me ladle* 'T o tt.ww US'. VMtfng till* Mnlelrsl Progrtm m is A n d who ie it, when you come right down to if, that lets the most practical use from enough stir* ring Fireball power to handle tha «n day'* travel-jobs without strain and struggle? ' 1 1 * 0 NeW l st Noon l i t I I W * * U ra R o u n d u p li-t l 1 :0* itM 1 :1 * lif t The fair sex —but naturally t * | Ksr Non* Ran*) <•»» ■ ■ 8 - l*)«tlc Wht*r*r* P all 1:11 . Proudly W* H t : t ( Merck Tim* 1:41 Howard Bartow (:** New* (:•* 116* p u b M «g I x x a l N»w» I r l f N n r s lt r -T im # RICHMOND, Ky., Aug. 7. UP) — A » automobile-truek eollltloa near here late jfesUrdhy took th e lives of Diego Eehenlque, 47, member of the Chilean Bens!*, and Mrs, Elvira Valdes Da Echetsve g i d w« gd-br a 10 mil* an boor tailwind, yarrle, 33. ■■ — 11 l,we-have it, our adrKe to Odom, who set a round-the-world r flight record with a cr« v of 78,. Most of Mexico Is a high table. tabtois not. to lose hours in April, I land. to 3,000 and BIM a W to 21 m l ranee, m J r 8; today. Y ‘tK i = —- -- - t-g rf : : l • . ?„. . .. mi *nu>u*MmnMot«.nMWMfva :•w - . • • -*1 'Og-if f •ft- \ ^ • _ \ ■ . ft\‘r / ' r ‘ l=r j. ’ ■ - t 1 ^ ’ il *1 . . ■ - v tm m T zoM B oprm ourm m »3 v-'V 1 1 0 M A G N O L IA A V E N U E * ‘-‘i i JV k IM M A U fo w m . ' HU, . .-j • W m *w , j i £1 f- Then watch bar fall all over your n e c k t” ' - FOOD FOR BERLIN, Aug. In : ij ik B « n ' ,Tj L g 1 . . ' ) « .11 So why not pull a pleasant aurpriiq some evening ^oon*? Juat come home and aay, “Well, I placed an order for a Buick to­ day. They're taking 'em with or without a car to trade.? m um m om m nm -. • • ♦ 1 A? t v 4 i - 'MM man* jn ,th* V Amar lean ott ealted 448,600 ten* of foodstuff* valued at more than fd 1.600,000 from tha United S utes daring .* t ...'" 'i ONLY BUICK HAS ALL THESE Who relishes most the restful ease of wide, cushiony aeats; and the blissful gentleness of ali-coll springs that meke rough roads wall-mannered and go<!d roads glass-smooth? . .. . v.._. t*m i* m . Take our tip - she's already sold. Favored as it ia red-blooded m ales, no Buick w e've ever offered hat won the smart tax .quile'likc this one. , , Who goes for a ear big enough to be company-minded —yet light bog of fkiekew aawdwifhc some fr*»h or*n»es and tom atoes.! race; and when the Tha plane, w ith ab o u t' a two* load of gasoline,.gained atcame, it was.scarcely sw iftly, circled tho Geld, and all, then W gffective_____ I tow ard Gander. Newfoundiba atom bomb is a land, tha firat scheduled atop, aid- ;• - Chancec are that you’re been hankering for (he kind of thrill that lurks in this great-hearted, great-powered beauty. * m xen atlm * Net** New* ? * u r A ta t ; lie W ar n f 9 HAlon 8«r* , w am am m 1 n m m >la You'd^aort of like to. get your hands-on a.car as big'and mighty * f 1 1 * rl| S . tiS jr « This - if you thought the heller . half could be sold on it. u ’ N • S „ we toas out this thought to you menfollut —* f i t * Irt ’ ■. -1'* I t S i �TH URSDAY, 'AUG. 7, 1947 TIIB SANFORD IfBRALD. RANFORD. FT, ORIDA P A liK n V B ■ I .1 . t Mr., Mrs. I), W. Swan Entertained A t Party Conoley McCall Becomes Bride Of Social Calendet Mae Jam es Maxwell Alford In l i v e l y Ceremony THURSDAY The Veterans of Foreign W srs auxiliary will DlNt at <1:00 P. M. a t th* Tourist Center. The T. E. L. Class of the Ftr*t B aptist Church will hold a cover­ ed dish supper a t the Church nes a t 7 .0 0 J \M . __________ The Interm ediate G irl's A uxil­ iary of the F irs t B aptist Church will meet a t 8:00 P. M. a t the home of Hoble Je an Galluwayf 119 P oplar Avenue. FRIDAY The Townsend 'X3ub will m eet In the T ourist Center a t 8:00 P.M. A fter the business meeting thrre will be card playing and checkers tnd refreshm ents will he served. MONDAY m The circles of the W. M. 8. of “ * F irst llpptist Church will m eet a t 9:30 P. M. as follows: Circle 1, Mrs. John Rogers, 910 M yrtle Avenue; Circle 2, Mrs, Myron Smith, F lora H eights; Circle 3, Mrs. A. J . Peterson, W est F irs t S treet; Circle 4; Mrs." 8. C. Dickerson, South Sanford Avenue; Circle 6, Mrs, II. W. Rucker, .640 Valencia Drive; Cir­ cle 6, Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey, 2 IB W est N ineteenth S treet. . a TU ESD A Y • Xhtt W uptanV Bible Glass of the First- B aptist C h irch will meet -at 8:00 P. M ..in the church annex with Mr*. J . T. H ardy, Mrs. A. L..B*rfiiV»u and hfrs. C. A. Anderson, J r . as hostesses. 11/noting Mr. and Mr*. D. W. Swan, who with th eir daughter, Diane, left today for Clearw ater where Mr. Swan w ilt assum e his duties as m ansger of th e M ather store th ere/ employees of the local M ather store entertained with a dinner Rarty in the l.ongwood Hotel Tuesday evening. Following dinner dancing was e n I o y * d throughout the evening to music furnished by "L illy" and "C urly". Those epjoying the p arty with the honor guests w ire Mr. and Mr*. C. II. Luke, Mr. and Mrs. U> R. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Fred llarrlson, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson. M ist Ruth Carroll, Mias Slildrrd Await, Miss Christine C ar­ penter, Dave Shannon, Pete Bow­ en. Joe Goodrich, Ja n Jenklnson, and Bill Martin. The F irst Presbyterian Church taper*. The four-tiered wedding was the arena last night of the cake, served by -Mrs. Hugh Wliel m arriage of Mae Conoley McCall, d id , was placed at one *ml of the daughter of Mr. ami Mr». Emmet table. Another sm aller table was McCall of this city, to Jam es Max­ centered with the. white flowers well Alford, son of Mr. and Mia. and a t each end w ai placed a cut J . Rutledge A lford of Tollahassre. glass hunch bowl. Mrs.-K S. Mc­ TV tight ceremony was [trr- Call. Mrs. Jam es Ridge. Mr*. Kdformed a t 8:30 o’clock l>v murid Mrtseh and Mrs. E. I. 1ley Brownlee before a background uf presided at the punch Imw Is'during ferns, bamboo, palm* and (nil the evening. w hite basket! of w hite gladioluses. O thers assisting were Mrs. J . A. G raduated candelabra held i urn- Harold. Mrs. J. I). Woodruff, Mrs. ing whfte tapers which wor-* lig h t­ Kov Williams, Mrs. U. L. Perkins, ed by Jim my Fox and Edward Mc­ Mrs. B. L I'erklni, Jr.. Mrs. RlrhCall. ard llrown. Mrs. A. \V'. la-e, Mrs. Prior to the ceremony Mrs. F. 8. J, C. Mitchell. Mrs. Edward l ane, Vernay, organiat, rendered "Avc Mrs. Ralph Smith, M rs. Charles M aria" and "O, Perfect lam*". .P ark . Mr*. M. S. Wiggins. Mrs. Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, soloist, sang B, D. Caswell of Orlando. Mrs. “ Beauty's Eyes". “ Clair IM .une" Fred Collum. Mra. Uobv I-aing, Mr. and Mrs. Fred G arrison plan and “ Lelbestrapm " were softly Mrs. Glenn Wimbish, Mrs. W. D. to leave tomorrow fur a Id day played during the exeltnng-* of Hofmann. Mrs, A. B. Wallace. Mra. vacation to tie 'spent in Jack so n ­ m arriage vows and. following the George Harden, Mrs. Gene lln rri- ville. A tlsnta, (la. and Asheville, ceremony "The Lord's Prayer" son. Mr*. Donald Bishop,‘.Mrs. G. was sung by Mra. Roumillat. The W. Spencer. Mrs. William Brum- N. C. traditional wedding itiarrhe.t were ley. Mra. Buy Holler tnd Mrs. H. Mr. and Mr*, law ren ee H arrison II. McCaslin. used. of Tam ps and M rs.. Tate Taylor Also .Mra. Voile Wiliams, Sr.. Divert In m arriagp by her fnlh of Baleigh, N. C. were the weekend er. r; the tn< bride was lovely in a gown Mrs. Volic William*, J r.. Mrs. A. guests u( Mr. and Mrs. Fred lia rW. Epps, Sr-, Mrs. A. W. Epps, of lace over ivory satin. The risun. fitted bodice was made with a high J r . , Mr*. Clara Brady, Mra. E. D. neckline and had long leg » m ut­ Brownie*-, Mr*, Ned Smith. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Palmer R o / Mr.nn ton sleeves.. The yglutalw voluipuu-ur.j*kil ua-aU tL John jlughcs, Mr*. ■ M ts.lldw aN f h ad ’as their guests fj*t*the past terrttinatm * lit a Ion? gl.iri fu* x fT r ■ "i ii several tiny a. Mr. and M rv Ed * Full length veil of lmJ r ' » ■ Mr*' Dale Scott, win Gumni. of G alesburg, 111. train,* H er full Jr. ported bridal illuaiun wm attach ­ Also the Mi sac* Caroline la**, ed to a coronet of seed Pearls and II. II. l-awson left on Saturday orange blossom*. Her l«,ui|iirl Lulo Lev. I.yllian Hoyle, Kitty from Galveston, Tex! *or Breman, Odlvim. Nancy William*. Jenn w m white gardenias and orchids He ia Chief Steward Saver. .......... Dorothy Nibla.-k. ................Germany. K athryni placed against a fan if White os­ W li ggl'n *VSy Ivis MMarh." Mary’ A on i jhm ird the new ship S, S. B arbara • HAPPY BIRTHDAY trich ’rius, . Whelchfi: Camille Batten. J a c k ie fL»«*»* . _______ Mrs. Clark Leonard? ilr* . Lee Moore* served as mat- Brotchie, Daphne* Connolly, Be'.ty Mrs. W alker Culp ron of honor and bridesmaid* were Mra, Mary lialley Jo Brock. M artha Broken and Aud- I* Mr. and Mr*. C. A lbert Shriner Mrs. David N uablckel. of W inter r tv Bach, have as their guests Mrs. Shriner'* Park, Mias M artha Perkins. Miss I-atc in the evening the couple brothers. Charles J . Matthew* anil #.ady Graham Tells Nancy Collum and Miss Gem? Cat- left fo r a wediting trip to. lx* spent Howard P. M atthews, of Philadrtof Orlando, Mrs. M401X1** dress on the Florida East .Coast and in phis,- Pa,___________ •________ Of Scotch Gardens well wa*_pf yellow organra "Tennessee^ For (Fivellng’ Mr*. Alfeta. The fitted*, sh ift- i bodice ford wore a tailored atilt uf light Mr. and Mrs'. Charles llam il ami AP N ew afratures was an off-the-shoulder deaign and son, Wesley, J r.,_ .plan W .toMleavi * 1 NEW YORK—The Marchioness the sh irt was bouffant m th ru f­ weight, aqua wuot gabardin.*. She S atuniav for W ashington. D, C., of G raham is in the United States fled panels extending from the wore a white pln-turked crepe New York City and poin's tri Mason a post-w ar reverse lease-land w aist to the hemline. Shi- curried Mouse and while accessories. Her sac hu setts. mission involving —exclusively— a yellow ostrich tl}> Inn trimmed shoulder cot sage was if lavender orchitis. the gardens uf Scotland. with yellow talism an loses. The Mr. and Mr*. Alvin Odhlain ami Mrs. Alford graduated from I.ady Graham, herself an a r ­ bridesmaids were all gowned in Leon daughter B aibara lutve left for High School in Tallahassee dent gardener, at * her estate at Nile green organza made Mi ntiral and has M en attending the Florida Charlotte N. C. where Mr. Oil_ J ~1ntry l n l r y near Glasgow, came to th* t h*t of Mrs. Moor.-V. They S tate University wgere she is a ham will attend an Oldsmotiile W Jnlted n lte d S tates lates to attend the meet­ meet- c a rrj«d chartreuse f.-Mth - fans member of Chi Omega social Sor­ Sales Managers meeting. ing of the Garden Club of Amer- accented with Ixora. They all wore ority. Mt*. Alford attended Leon ‘lea in Minneapolis. She carried m atching ostrich tips in their hair High School and graduated from Tommy Stringer, Johnmv AJv*the Invitation of the Duchess of and long shirred gloves. Riverside . Military Academy in amler and Floyd Cooper will arGloucester to gardens of the BrflMr. Rutledge served bis myi ss Gainesville. Ga. During the rec en t| rive Sunday from M ira Hill. U. ish Isles and a notebook In whicn best man and ushers w er- Ju lisn war I.,. _» for two u.aaa I* U'llftf lie served year* twill. with ' C, where th«*V they llAVl* have WPll been nltCIHl* altend to jot down garden ideas which R. Alford and Chari*-* .11. Alford the lOCth Infantry Divition in E u -|ln g summer school for th e p u t c o u ld .b e u tilis e d 'in her native of Tallahassee. David Nusblckel of rope. He i* m.w attending the! nine week* at Mars lliil College. heath. W inter Park and Raymond G. Fox Florida State Univ^rsltf. The big contribution to Friends of C. A. Anderson will uf Hanford. « Out-of-town guest* fa r the wedAmerica by l.ady Graham waa ding included Mrs. Mae Conoley lie glad tp learn that Lo has lwen Mra. McCal.i, mothex . ^bar-kM w U dge-of "Scotland's bride, wore a coral faille itress « n- from Valdosta! Mr. and Mr*. Al­ removed from the Oi»ng* .Mem* £ Garden Hrhrme," under which broidered with crystal bestls. Her ford. Mr. andi Mr*. Julian Alford orial Hospital and Is recuperating n number of tho famous es­ ............. with corsage was of w hite ruses. The and children. Ann and Bud. Mr. while visiting In Gainesville ta tes Including Q lam ls^J'astU m other of the groom, Mrs. Alfoid, am) Mrs. Charles A lfu rJ ami Mis. Anderson. and Balmoral V e r* /throw n was gowned in pale pink ami daughters, (Ha 4ant1 Mary Atlfrt, open to th* pbbUc for ^ fee. Rev, Joseph Crew* uf tin* Church sw eetheart roses and gardenias Mr*. Nor w an Stone, Mr*. Joe The profits—191,040 last vesr formed her corsage. Henry, Miss- Isabelle G ists, Miss of Gud will leave on Sumlfiv a f te r ­ —went to th* support of th* A reception a t the Mitvfnir Inn Mae Guinn, M|s* M argaret Lou noon with Mrs. Crews, theii daugh­ Juraihg AaScottish District Nursih followed the wedding. Tin* guests Flynn. Miss Hetty Patterson, Ml^s ter. Misa Jean Crews, and son sortition. rlr were met at the door by M rt. ft. Carrie Kate BoyFngton, Miss P a t­ Charles to attend th e-tw o weeks' "Scotch gardens have never been 0 . Fox and ahown to the icceiving sy W alnwrlght. Mr. and Mre. assembly of the denomilistlon at ■— i " — particularly fahmus," she told .t line. Palms, ferns and candelabra Grover River*. Richard Lamb. Fred Cleveland. O. small new* conference recently.I formed a background for the re­ Drake, Jam es Graham and Grorgo Mr*. I. T. S trin g er left on Wed­ lish gardens a n faraour reiving line which was composed Goode from Tatlahasse; Mis* Marf he world over and tb ire are of Mrs. McCall, Mrs. A lfotd, the oulta Imnce and Miss Gloria nesday for Jacksonville to sftend Mnany of tliem In tha United bride and groom, and the a tte n ­ Lance. St. A ugustine; Estelle several days with her slslei, Mr*. State*. dants. Miss Ja n e Thigpen pre­ Junes. Jacksonville; Mrs. Clyde E. E. Keen*. Before returning to "But most of the famous Eng­ sided over the bride's book. The Byrd, Daytona Reach; Dr. and Sanford she will visit bt-i d augh­ lish garden* have Scot gardener* bride’s table was covered with a Mr*. C asw ell-and Mr. and Sira. te r and son-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. —because they are the best there white Madeira d o th and rpntored Mack Jones and d/lughter Bever­ C. W. Appleby, in Ocala for a fo e are." .# with an arrangem ent of white* es­ ly, Orlando; and Mrs. J. 1L Jones, days. Lady Graham explained th a t un- ters, gladioluses and Turn. This Mr. and Mr*.-J. R. Jon**s. Jr. and Mr*. J . N. Rqbson, Sr. ha* re ­ tH about B0 years ago, th* usual was flanked with five branched Mr. and Mr*. C. T. Niblark and turned from a three m onths' 'a c a garden In Scotland was walled- candelabra holding burning white daughter Dorothy of Oviedo. tion visiting relative* in Charles­ in and she^ered, and th a t within ton. Manning, Columbia a m i-An­ the walls wera -ruw n vegetables, to abandon the whole scheme derson. S. 0. She was joined in flow sra and fruit, Hints To Housewives South Carolina by Mss. II. L. . £ "About B0 years ago .expedi­ • because there ju st weren’t enough’ people to keep gartio n s to China and Tibet -and Weekly from Home Demons! ratios Anderson of HastlQg*, Fla. They also visited in A tlanta, Ga. other foreign lands resulted in dens weed-free. Then we de- . HpertallaL Tallahaasc* bringing back plants we had elded lo go ahead with the Friend* will be Interested to never seen before in the British scheme anyway because if a By ISAUKLLP. S. THIJURHY learn th a t Mis* Phyllis Smith who Isles," she continued. “ We dimgarden had been' In perfect Extension Food Economist is studying a t Columbia U ifvercovred, much to our surprise, condition It wou)d h are lookThe guava, tho ao-called apple ’sltv and Miss Catherine M orri­ th a t m any o f them thrived in •ed very unpatriotic." of the tropics, grow* and flourish­ son, nursing in Rye, N. Y„ worn S cotland."' In the w arm er w estern part of Among the m*wt popular g a r­ es happily all over southern Flor­ th* dinner guest* of Mr*. E. S, th* country, the gardeners de­ dens .are, of course, Balmoral ida. It grow* well III nearly every Jeltrup, the form er Lillian ITranveloped rhododendron gardens, which was one of Queen Vic­ type soil w hether it is*ltght and *n. and Mr*. A rthur H rsnan (n and w ater gardens. toria’s favorite c a s t l e s , and sandy or rich and heavy. Hence, S candal*. N. Y. recently. m "And w hat's more palm trees Glands- (pronounced "G lam s” ) Floridans are fortunate indeed Mrs. C. F. Stahl o f.O x fo rd , N. and tree f e rn s ' rro w beautifully which was started In th* 11th in having such a valuable and deth ere,V ahe added. - . idable fru it growing and flour­ C. with Miss B arbara Stahl and Century, ha* a tradition-laden ' In eastern Scotland, with it* history, and was the family hotne ing under a variety of eon- Mias Marion H aw thorn of W^shhigh ground and frost through of Queen Elisabeth before hm dition* and spreading tap ily from ington, D. C. are stopping at the a few days A pril, all aorta' of Alpine plants m arriage. Auchincruiv* and its seed. No. the common guava M ayfair Inn for . . oth -. er point* * In rlor to visiting1 flourish richly. does not come true from seed. hanging garden* originally lie. lor Ida. Mr. and Mr*. Stahl Th# "G arden Scheme" waa a longed lo the Oswald fam ily, and W ith the recent discovery of the boon during the w er In' stim ulat­ w*a once the home of Richard heavy concentration of an im port­ formerly liT*d in Sanford for a nUbiher of year* where Mr. ing Interest in increasing tha Oswald who as m inister plent vitam in cantained in the guava Stahl was in eharg* of the food supply, Lady G raham laid, Ipotent Ur y with the United States. an many Florida people ar* . at last Experim ent Station. "Moat of the Mg relates Inverewr on l-och Ewe is a great aw akening lo its rem arkable po­ ;a abort a aa m b tr of gargarden showpiece ,w ith hundred« tentialities and a re making exten­ • deners." she said. "A t first of apocits of South A frican, Chi­ sive plantings for commercial us*. W inter Furs Will Be w* thought th a t w*'d kave nee* and South American planta. D uring th* w ar year*, govern­ In L ow -P rice Range m ent agencle* concerned with the nutrition of th* men in m ilitary ny DOROTHY ROE service purchased m *nf tons of Associated Pres* . Fashion Editor 14c OPENS guava from Cuba.' In fact, the T here's good new* for working enfirs Cuban crop waa taken over girls this year in the new budget12:45 P. M. in 1944. Puree w as manufactured priced fu r costa r> |d y for the 40c DAILY! for fo rtify in g eanned cherries, bsr- rail m a rk e t Moden science and ries, and oth er fruita and jama fu rriers' skill .combine to pro* and jellies to a desired Vitamin duce some new num bers that look TODAY and FRIDAY! 'C c o n ten t L arge quantities were like m utation minks b u t’ tu rn out “BLACKMAIL, dehydrated. Allied troops were to b* m uskrat. E sther D orthy, th* lig h t­ supplied uith guava product* In HERE’S THE WHOLE SHOCKING STORY OF THI emergency rations lo hslp main- hearted designer who up to now In th* tala resistance ag ain st Infection. has specialised -strictly SO-CALLED “ FRIENDSHIP CLUBS’* THAT SELL T esta show th a t a product mad* fabuleus, recognises a tren d of MARRIAGE. COMPANIONSHIP AND ROMANCE,. time* and turn* up this from th is goodly f r u i t guava BUT DELIVER SHAME AND EXTORTION! season w ith a aeriaa of costa pric­ powder, la «o rich In Vitamin C. ed In tha budget bracket but ___ j . th a t four ounces of It would pro- utilising all the trk k e she usually arctic explore r ^ for lp^ ksspa keep* i»u p her— etesve 'scurvy plsUnum-plat*d Dad*. Does It not seam Choosing m u sk rat as th* most th erefo re, th a t Florida people should Increase Its cultivation and f e r s on a l K S Incorporated”! - tSHORT p r o g r a m Mareb of Time’* -- “NEW TRAINS FOR OLD" Pete Smith’*— “SURE CURES” “COMMUNITY BING” ‘ 1 SPECIALS 8 and 9 ■O n e T a b le Our Hark LADIES' HATS \ a r i e t y o f (Q uality S tr a w s LADIES’ DRESSrrr and I'LAYSIUTS V a lu e s to 7.1)5 Values tu 14.75 i Closeout Closeout -1 6 !’8 2 - 9S . One Titbit* }%,M \ COTTON PRINTS Lit!'hille Muslin Valnps to 1.25 i'll. Special 2 yds, for 4 .00 n-M -- mmk A // £yn - " ‘1 md m One Group RAYON MATERIAL W a f f le w e a v e s , Jurttov atnl l.iiifit wruvm- UC-'J V alue.a t o l.'.irt yd, Special J.OU yd. 'A O u t' Tttblt* CROTON NK Hright, colorful patterim, extra Kl)<,d Quality, ri'Riilnrlv Boh! for as much ns I.7H ytl Special | . 0 0 yd. ('aitnott G uirnoir BATH TOW 101*S BATH CLOTHS Heavy weight, large size (20x40).- Colons uf Blur anti Hose, regular 7Dr each. Fine quality, while grounds with broad checks in colord. ‘ S p e cia l' ^ fd rJ .O tf Special 2 for J.UO One Hack CHILDREN’S DRESSES Age.t 4 to 14. Valuf.t to 4.95 CJoHt'out B ta rc ro ju i . J .9 8 NYLON HOSK ___ \VUN1)AT0W EL A P R O N S Hv Gotham Gotd Stri|w uud Gor The new, m I r a c 11* dlith towel, twice as ah.torbent, drlrtt In a Jiffy. practically lintleaa. t> in a Imix, regularly 1.05 rtile group ITtlhlic a n d iton regularly prict tl to I.D8 jtaii I'tml-. Special J.UU box J.2!> pair Special Cotton C IC JU M H lt a - '2 for J .00 Men'it Knitted DOROTHY GRAY ' ORANGK FLOWER SKIN LOTION SWIAi TRUNKS SWIM TRUNKS 10 oz Uitlle, regularly 2.00 By McGregor All Wool, Sizes ,Small. Med. and I.ge. Regularly H-50 * Special 4 .0 0 Boxer ttyIcs in eolnrful pat*' lc n i-t. Ages H In IK, regularly 3 50 Special CloNCOllt J .9 S pair J.Oo pair • One Table IloyH1 .Mt'itjft Blue Bandana BOYS’ SOX ........... . ........... IAN DK KRCII IKES SLACK SUITS Uy Tom Sawyer 5fine!iiivalue* 3!"*A nM t ut 5.95. Special fancy paM tum sifUt . . .... . Special ‘ 3 pr. for i.lMf 3 : 98 UoyV Men’s SPORT SHIRTS BLUE WORK SHIRTS All wanhablu mater­ ials In agea 8 thru 18. Values to 2.49 Closeout 1 * 9 Sanforized nialerialn sizes 141 thru 17. Values to 3.80 Closeout I - 98" •♦»rgt» aize, t20x2U| -l fur 4 .00 - # t-i ?■a^ .V . �THE SANFORD HF.RAIXJ. SANfnRn. FI.ORiDa T H p R f lD A Y . A U G . 7 . 1 9 4 7 PAGE SIX' THE flANF,OftD HERALD. RANFORD. FLORIDA T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 7. 1947 Celery Feds To Entertain L o c a l s S p l i t Twin Bill W ith A> Last Night; Tom at Hut is Oustanding Victory I'A l.A T h I « ______ _ • • Plan* for tlfc* "P lay er A pprnrla. linn N ig h t” I" I* held a t • the Municipal H W Saturday nii^ht. w when the Sanford CelrrV ‘Fr'd* m eet the Orlando SKpatpr* nff. . ( w eiru n d e r way and will J.** com• pleterl by tomorrow plght. ft- was • i M i m i i * , announced t.alay bv Floyd I’al. , mer, chAirman of the . committee. UftliUMl ’ I l ’alm er stated . th a t the com: ) jhM'.'»*> • ■ im itte r to aid ,ln the event would - : la* named and announced by l i r U . e t f *•». a , A u a u it ln * " .*,*•:*.. r -s F a t a l^ • :• 11 j tomorrow. . . .*• H n y liu ia l u * i h I . I ^ n b u f a ; j There will l« no fM d events, T . S s i 'i L a m , • **lan d the program will concume O H a m lo *• IM y t .u .a II , a r t . Hi v .iK H .i al Te*,il>ur« • lain-- pu *< P 'lalk a ll« ARTHUR IIHCKWITH, Jit. Il«-rnlil Sport* Kililiir •. JllltK. Ill , * Th.- fifth plat, STinfiliil Ctlnry ,L ) t d l|lJ .ID * f. it PAI* calm'll tint*' h a lt iranr* iiii I he T»in «/*ff, • fourtli plan* Orlando Senatiir, laat night hj ip liltih g a twin Mil with the -Palalka A u l icinal I’ark. 'Shnforrf won the ‘ tw ilight nffalr. 7 to 2. a rd drop­ ped th* nightcap, II to h. Tonight the F u ll entertain the ' DeLnn.l Hid Data In u slngl.i till at the local ball orrhanl. . A* th.* iitu jt of last night's lilt* ♦he Feds are resting four full gam es ahead iIf the 1‘alatkn A'* and onlv three and on.* half lilts ' Jieblnd the Solon*. .Jo lin n v T om at w ent th e ro u te fo r th e KM* in th e o r.efln .' eon* * 1.1 a la test np.l , r a lte r,*1 e ff -*ltv, ly ten I’alatka A lai,-a* blows to rh u lk up th e 7 - . . I ..III. Why Worry With Your Past Due Accounts? . . T here a r r 24,000 taxicab Herlong taxKcd a 150 fine on the Daytona Heath Baaeliall Ataocla* panic* in the United State*. lion for failure to -p-ntect playera from "Vile and abuiive lanifuaxe** u ttered by fani. The Lake County Judge i»*ued a firm w arning to all cluba th at failure ‘ nf any* _ association. In protect viaitiog players from unsportsm anlika aliuae would result in a sim ular penalty. DeLand A u g u it' 7 (Special)— le ag u e director* recngnlterl the reiignation of AI Com '.i na presIdSnt of the Fluriila S tate League Here' yesterday afterniam in *a called meeting, a h d immediately ni.nied Judge Sidney llerlong. Jr., of laresliuig as hie successor. Gold, silver, cattle and oil S ir In aiblition to elevating Herportant products of Mexico. long, the directors elevated Karl imThere arp 52,000 auto repair Hussy of St. Augustin* to the g arages In the United States vice-presidency v arated Ly Herl""Jf. . At 8L Helena liv e s-a tortoise Immediately a fte r bring named which probably saw Napoleon. head of the Florida S late lo-ague, o n ir four per r rn t of the land rurface of Norway ia cultivated. . O ’S u g e T » IT N ,w Y o r k n « tro ll IUM,on *' to 2 victory. Hookb. righthander ,Jn.*l farr.mon opened on tie* bill for I I , M l,. T W(.‘ l a w lilt . l* ,H o o v ,|i. (be local* In the final.* but was . i r s l a l i . i i kl.iWn l u m Im k ,. H a r d , fir e s : W m lt.M t IV .u k l, p la y ,: I miY* relieved in the Second. ran to (j)* to H a rk I m*,! fit Van Kinnamon w ith the bases PI fa. *, , , InI m l»,H«*U«at ,< I*, la ik a I , H a n fo r.t * loaded and two men cut. Klnnn- •Una on I m IIi : o il l u i a a a n t. T o won. atringbeaii »*i^U^*iw , m n .real J, ‘lo<er» : * ,'" .,k .... '* •- rerrrrtfr aroulreit from the Dl- Itrlati,,, X, TiiujjI ?■ lilt, off firHr H, ,• * ... I InnlriH*. T r.inu off Ijrrtd llnl Hats. < ■lott.ri a in I Ikhlnai. \\ l.inlou plicl,Ralph Satterfield! Fwl first , r Tomat. l,.»,nH i*ltch,r. I)»la* 0 . t'm|.lor. Ilalla *ap>t ' sarker. wa* hit by a hot grounder I , off the hat of AI Fit tin in the TlO.a or Halil, t i l l .' ninth frame of the opening tilt, it It not believed th a t th*.* injury Is serious, however Satterfield may lm out for a day or tw a In order to trea t tin* painful lwui*e. Je rry Silverman will handle lb** initial sark duties while Sa'tcrfiold It llrlflr. rf Mt i f f t k, 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE ORANGE tu rn tr KKCOltD HrAYEKS for rent. By CUNCItFrrH SF.HF.lt FIFE day or we,*k. Tito Music Ibis, 110 W. 1st SL Phone 053. * SEPTIC TANKS. Grease Traps nioeks. Aluminum Windows u n j Screens. White cement. Faint, O FFICE space In Melsch Building Large Ig ir g e fight n g n t oflces, u i ic c a , .newly n e w . / decor u n ...F frm a-tlle, Hurricane brac.*s aiPI, all utilities, heat and ja n i­ Miracli* Concrete Company, 307 tor servica furnished. Call tWAW. n . A* A. Dept. Store4 CEILING fans tor sal D rug 8tor*. JU IC E 7I1 /til, 1 1 • 1 Vl« r.rfiMM HI, |i Kinnarnon. •> " t I * " • _ .1*1,II. m|, I,.lily \ Si w: *- l.la w in * 1 h ,. famous juice* — serve them Ice cold for r*. freshing and cooling relaxation, mix 'em for a tasty punch drink for th* kiddles! T A ITIUN M. I T r» , It t n 'ik lr n ti U iIim , M ilf f f O , Ij ■1 KliiiwniRh, U M it• r, 1 J . A lu r r o J . T w » U • , 1 i . , 1 . 1 114 Ilf f 1 it. t d W lf - H t"b’D U t r i : to 1M*t t la t ilfs * Futolko ▼ 9)1 Iiii lit , u ( f TABLE SUPPLY E L O Y E T T ’ SE PICCLY WIGGLY Ovtrr.lt II.t, n e t V O -11* *n.i* ,» e t. ffl ltm.ll liNlltd lm IVrtlhfD Tftl SfW t«»rk I -suit* tt 41 *7 l '' a H i. T i -t | t *,',•«•( •Uokely Grnpcfrtilt Q u a n ti t y R ig h ts R o se rv o d 9•• | lu « k l t. L o r n . . P i i c e t G o o d - T h n i^ S a tu id a y r - A u g*iet 9 — 5. IJGIe Pineapple YKMTKHDAVS STARS H lfv» rA i* * >i |i M*,kr«* Itaafner S -nsinrs, shut out the Red So* 1-0 fn, 1b** ftyrns’l lime th is season, holding Teil William* ami romphny to five I»rlm cr»«. t» ’ D octor's O rders Fig 12 -oz J u ic e ('nlifnrniii Pink Meat Melon*. III. ' *, Monterey Qrsp* Juice Bob Elliott, Braves, hit a three in hom e, and scored I wire to ail the Hrnvrv to a 7-3 victory P ru n e < Calif. Gravrnstein 5 tbs 3 9 c A p p le s 2 Lb* 23c 19c Lemons ib 13'^c None Higher! Green Top Plain or Self-Rising Flour- C a rro ts 2 Ballard’s 5 L. I. Cobbler Yellow P o t a t o e s 1 0 ibs 4 2 c O n io n s nine Honnet bch* 17c T o m a to es 2 Lb 15c Lb< 15c Pound Dixie Darling Cracked' !?ew Dessert ★ Peaches 21c Ilavn Pine Crushed Del Monte Early Garden Government Graded*Commercial no soape m MADESUDSUK£ ■et-wtse, commercial beef rut* rktagis of^your family meals. Beat whrtt braised* b r ■water-cooked, ■lowly simmered. ' . CHUCK ROAST SHORT Iliris IIAMRCRGER Price Wtlaon'a Com.King Hit B aeon ib Spiced Luncheon rL.n ii Orange Band Rklnleis Ijtrgtf Center Cula.WP5tcm ' GUCBOIRB / Ittltsl Al'CM*TlCr-j;u n M API IT WIITIN0H0USI tion and never claimed. This furniture will be cleared out during Dr. A Dr. 2 ^ to 8-lb. Seymour Get in early and buy rugH, chairs, igpa beds and suites you wanted so much during the Auction 1 ‘ 2 .9 8 There will "be on our floor only pieces-of furniture sold a t auc­ Customnry Time Pay. F ra e men! Plan Delivery Small gas refrigerator. 7 M agnolia Ave. Phone 989 r tliif »l • r il. o n ih u Sr You can ’t match the "heart” of •• * .ia 4 ) BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST T i l t : •iit. i ' i . in World't Champion Valva-in-Hcad ___ • Design! .. NINTH t, Mi. lAI. TUB- MAI ,i| A . s l i F I Ml - i • IIN i i I.I , - H A N V I IU . 1.11.1.1a N* vi V1:1 • •1r 1r: Flali.ut . . • • . llelr. I.,.I , _ O a h td r. \ 11 itull |..> ' VH. t iA it m -ie n i.M O il 1*1 I TH: lliii. i r ,'ahi T h rk . V**u « lla n Min ..*■ I*|*| fc.r.t.y Itilf if'«*t ifUt 1JIF i r It r It a * ( llr t I a fur A»i 'll ^ a .iu i ill III** *♦ I'**^*** .I .I I M 1*1 >t|tf >«M» hrrt*»'» iniitrM * Ilk (H llb «kf llt r || sRPI^& r* •il.ee ,|x • *‘ I •! h f Jlttl'in rT ) l'» I he Hill 4 * I'tcfitlii r « t * | li**i*. i f ♦ fit* .tf > m u li.tl*. * •• *•'>‘'1 ,, lit U» *‘n«t f«* i I MIL »* nal, ,l» I >• trr Fits t'ttnlm ti »*lll J C sIlttl > *»H ■* « ill t>«> inl'lititi if IN p i BHTATK «'K JOHN ' ­ HCOtPlN. • P rrram l. IN Ti l t , «'«»lfctT » K T ilt: cnr.NTV JC ioit: .............. .. T‘„ AU_ niK H iT u ith ANIt FKIt sunk hav in '. i cla im h . hi t*r: U anhh a u a in h t s a i i * k h t a tk *o*l s*ffh*4al fDO Tirr L ee,rote, U me lowei, priced motor car with a Val,e*ln*Heod Engine— the type of cai engine which holdt oil recordi for efficiency —for giving moilmum power from every ounce ol fuel a m # o l / c e i l p lic a te (71 biheal* ol m*!e« Of ta iv ic a to o w n ,it , o n d ( 3 ) p...**t»*. of OamtCt te iv e d . In fo c i, Ihit t#u<d) C h e , r o l,l V a lv e in H i a .1 Engine h u t d - r c i e d m o r , awlet, foe mote o » a c i i . . . . « i 'u ./.m y e r Vufye w'/faid fa­ period; Ihoic tuiy other u’/ ' -*>\ -r -**3„ e it Ih# "champion of cbo<|ipion»~ on all 1 count!. (1) Volv#*tn*H#ad peeform- noitflpit nm l r v « iu itx l in i >n n « m *<n» r la ltn * tktiff d k rtlilH l* w h ic h | o u " r » lilt» f o f >ou. m a y k m * ( h r m la lp ««f I - lltn ^m n , il«*« r r » » r .|, Intr o f s jh l t*ouill>'. ( q ih * i! o y t i l r i u t l i r u f H rm iiH iir IM w n lT . K lo r h U . at lilt o f f ir r It 111* r o U r l h u ia * o f m i«l iV u n t ir «•* ^ a n f o r l, H o r l« U w lih ln r ig h t s al* tol.ri budl to d a y , r e g a ld le t t o l ty|>*. pricet r* oc Y w cea’I motel. C h e .ffjl-, . V . Ph. 080-J, IB AUTOS FOR SALE 7 Pats, L iv e s to c k . Supplies 1040 DODGE 1W van truck, good 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE EE TH E new Lawn Shaver. Ask fo r dem onstration. SENKARIK W ANTED—UP TO 30« N1 GLASS A PA IN T CO. 113-114 HAM PSHIRE FRYERS. 2!i W. 2nd 8b • 3 LIUL ON FOOT. PRO DELAND. FLA. 190-XJ. I ROOF COATING. Asbestos Alu­ VERSE PHONE CHARGES. minum roof coating- good for n j |a l , slat* or conijioiition roof­ ing. Stop leaks. Cools your horns 8 HELP WANTED 10 to 15%. Ten year w arranty. SENKARIK G LA88 A PAINT CO. 118-114 W. 2nd St. GIRL for cashlsr A roamstil coun­ ter. also soda girl. Lass f t Drag rxiran h in d a a d e shoes. u *im * p « p*i ' v t * snil fftAilwiM PhflM 85 FORD 2 door sedan $150.00, see Mr. Gatlin. 420 W. F irs t 8 b 1935 CHEVROLET cou condition cheap. 1027 completely overhauled 2nd 8 b Roy Keel. trained farm m anager for fa in Zell wood area. Good posit fo r rig h t party. A. Dud* A So Oviedo, phone 2161. COLORED GIRL fo r p a rt tints house work and laundering. Ap­ ply 112 W. 2nd SU. r LET «£ 6 f r A FIRM FOOTiN SO S I0 0 N T MISS1 , — X-CEL STQRE 20E Hanford Ave. Cnnlor Pomace 2.80 per cwt. Cotton Seed Meal 4.80 per cwt. * F ertilizer- ' 4 -7 -5 ' 8 8 .4 8 m 4 2 .7 5 .< i Also Gamtox, DDT and other Insecticide*. * SANFORD X-CEL STORE A Rv. Paul R(}hinsov ETTA KETT Fresh Celery. Seed (Golden i.in-.’hrr—-Ilfl FOR BALR—Llmerott for drive- EX PERIEN CED celery grower esaase condition. 0 new Urea, l i t N. French. Phone 1164-W. 5 -5 -8 view. A.D.IL Car* Herald. MrNETIX A YOST fLORIRTS WAITRESS WANTED. Sipes Av*. Just off Celery Term inal GHB. Office ph. 403 residence ph. 015*1 Nabisco Cheese Ih r IHml) FAIf»44D-'TTJ3S * rf,tt — -* i? f. t n |i|ih lV * r iM l il) * c h ir ||F MICKEY MOUSk hour* a day to r excellent in g t, w rite for personal Customary * to succeed It. vleigh business k County. IBOO; i sold 20 years.I i are a hustler, w rite Itaw -. li« m . n b l f HOLLER MOTOR SALES Paints, P o u ltry Supplies, Kalla, Purina Feeds, Groceries and ‘ v _ HELP W ANTED rN K H H rnr tiam l .HI.) .'(It it H a u l.m l H ano i.*............. Ill la. m i l <lH till dal III A l>. I S U . I*. H e r n d o n . C la r k « r ta t.l C lin r t l •'•Milt th r lu lfv o( ***♦»!• . «m I t u l * i h CAS C O M t O S I nt I n - , . I II. C k « v r« li( §)*•• fOM *k# H O C A l it f k t f of W f h f AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales 9 WORK W ANTED l-H-t H»e oulitaml,# ...... f it h c r - « i( k i ii* « »o C kg ffo lfl In Ik* io****f pt k • »p»»a« and Service. The Music 1 Box, f a l l o l I I I K a s * ‘ A c tio n y f..|| .Winn • f t.».*«i 1-41*4, ii* Ck#W 0l«f oU* kft»9t **0 lb# M U h o l fbk#f Unnlte*4 11U W. 1st St. Phone 053; EX PERT p a in tin g — contract F n u n l ) I fa ! Mill l*s * f f * |» ‘.l t'osff (OntkMliOft. tkA lh 0 # AtUxt lid * ond hourly basis. S. G. Uro| t r Mb 1. * ut. r > f ■ 1 »l. Action H y d ro U k ftcakac -. o c o «b tn o »o n o t i a U t y the rooItbreexM off t-aku C ath­ h ifih ro t uM t #*i « W*1 *b* Free estim ates. Phone 7B1-J SEWING MACHINES . found only be Cbovrolot ond blgb or pftcod core erine. ta r g e ground* an I walk* f r o m «|ih * 1 t|»»» H r m l l f l r Fm iM It F n U fl II ' „ H ^ n fsiitf l.t gttiMHW safe from auto traffic. I.aigcl SALKS A SERVICE FLOOR SANDING A finishing, l<v*j.v and rooms. Brick contirur- H K Itrs SEWING MACIf. Silt'll1 cleaning A waxing. Our, power idh.—Can aeeonimla te *ff» imlyr - m -JL FRENCH.-PH. 1100-----Pa w iie l K eep your p resent cor in flood Phone o r write for reservation COAI. circulating heater. Reason ru n n in g condition by b ringing il to u t for at once. Oviedo 23A2 or Dr. able. Ph. I1G5-J. M artin 2302 or w rite Box 137 skilled service, n o w a n d at re g u la r intervals, Ilf I h r llilM lt Chuluota Florida. Large sedan CANVA8 PAINT- clear ami rotuntil ypu secure d eliv ery of your now n !•l l u 4 pon. ROOFING ROOF P ainting, all e«*f Jfihr for guesta to visit their doctor. ora. SENKARIK GLASS A kinds. Smith Bro. Phone 1188. ,n ,M |s**btiCAlb»f). Auv 7 I!*41» C hevrolet. Com e in today! PAINT CO. Phone 320. AVAILABLE at once, convenient­ ly located down town section, 12 SPECIAL V MV ICES un to date apartm ents w i'h all FLORENCE porcelain k,ro»rnc range, perfect condition ffiS.OO. modern conveniences. Adult* Mrs. .Moon, Phone I<ongwo«d 23. FOR RENT—Floor aandcr. Easy operation. Reasonable r a le j, Han­ ford P aint A Glamt Co. Phone CYPRESS Lawn Chaim. Assent 2 ^W A N T E D TO RENT N o t lr r I* *jr | K c t i tlm l K illlli bled with screws, painted nr un­ I *4 * i M ii *. r ||« ii f M painted. S.M1 at 2-112 Palmetto DODGE • PLYMOUTH irl* ftiiMl ry|M»vl n» K i r r t i i r i r « i 2 or 3 bedroom house, eluse in, Ave. Phone 210-W. PARTS AND SERVICE ’ Ihf ••tiilr nf Iren# T |j t n | l f good references. Phone 423-M. TrSMlt, llu l —fsleel • ♦bw>f ty SMITTY’B Self-propelled l^w n GARAGE, apply to lie E. Cochran, S m itty's Garage cor­ YA-DK moth proofing la sts 5 ner Second S treet and Sat.fnnt years. Have your wool*ns moth Avenue. Call 1139 for free dem­ proofed now. Downtown Clean­ onstration. ers A Lanndry. 113 Palm etto 3 REAL ETTATE FOR SALE Av*. Phona 014. ' OZAKK IKE COMPLETE kitchen in one unit. JUlUtK G as atov*,-overt, frigtdatre. sink Plano T uning and Repairing. L. L ITATk SAVE IT SPIKE and euplmard. Mareenell.. Cabin GUESS ILL vOU AINT Ht/\riD Court. French and Park. Phone PITCH A SUM CHANCE THE BUGS MORTGAGE LOANS MOTHIN' YL f f iltliT AP iMlkllim1 TAfYANJ RO OKIt AMD TODAY Rrxjlor Show cards and posters “Dr. Charles f;.‘ f’erwm* ‘ SAVE THE REST Registered Irokar and w w CRACK OF 0 — DUE'S SION 8 BXVICK MITCHELL 'window ulr run.lltionOF OUR STAFF' H’ HILL Optometrist Insurance Agent FOR THAT er. Will cool room 15 X 20 feet. 0DL an d rail. Phone 1021 TH'CROWS, Rm. 4 Florida S tale Bank Bldg. Sanford A ftantir Ilk. Illdg. SIEGE OF Randall Electric Co. Hours: 9-12 1-3 I'hune 294 RADIATORS cleaned and repair DOUBLE* 1 NEW, two atory, three bedroom NEW unused double bed. innerSat. 9-13 HEADERS. 1 ed. Cohen R adiator Shop, 10< home. Two ear garage. On Sanford Ave. Ph. 358-W, spring m attress A -bot springs, Kyea Examined • Glaaae- Filled corner lot 110 x 140 In M ayfair. $75.00. 200 W. 1fith St. Through CLEANING A M Will tell unfurnished or furnished. a typographical error the price LAND LRAINAGK. I NEW CATBR Phone 366-M. * quoted in Monday’a paper was PILLAR DEI8RL BULLDOZ­ WA f«m t houses, 18 acres land, ERS W ITH P A L M K T T 1 W heeler o f Sanford '/Three ihrh wells, 2H mile* S. RAKES TWO 3 /4 YD. CANVAS AWNINGS of Monroe on highway 44. John FOB 8 Al e D RA G LIN ES. EQUII*M ENT CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS Davis, ■ Box 10, l.ske Monroe, OLD N EW SPAPERS—3 0EN T8 NOW IN T H IS VICINITY. N IM N ICIIT CONSTRUCTION VENETIAN BLINDS PER - POUND. BUNDLED IN CO.. ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE BUNDLES. Hons# on large lot. Corner Hick* Alamlnum, Steel, Wood) ory and 7th St. 700 F„. »th St. , 10. 16, 20 and 26 OFINT 10 DAY DELIVERY 12,900. Apply to J. FI. Walker, _______HERALD 0 P P IC E ______ . 010 Cypfcsa Ave. Wc' REPAIR! General F lectrir Vacuum Cleaner, BARGAIN—A .new ro w re ta block good comlition—R.e • * o n ab.l a, B E T v o u DiPb r u'ZEN SE.rVBA SC; MMWM FI IK FT {bungalow, with two bedrooms, • arIre. W rite'3lr*. John,M urph)C WBOTG Tin AT , ’! • B U LL A -U O iD t X B - H i p - A ■ . bmft, large living room, kltrl\rn Bull Phone 80S e c 'P r v e - D e e i * ------------' ami ilin rttr. Concrrte walla are reasonable. In fine rondl* plastered on the inside anil slur* May lw seen at F rim on'a. rued on the nutalde. Concrete floor* are covered with heavy Used New Perfection porcelain oil asbestos tiling blocks. Property range. Good condition, 125. la located in Sen Lnnta Section. Phono 72M-W. ' . Priced at 10.500.00. 31,000 00 EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING, down |iaym.*nt wiH nandiv. ATTENTION TRI CK OWNERS Fred Myers. 311 E. 2nd SL Still have a small Ti-mom new New U. S. Royal 050 x 20 0 ply bungalow. In P ln eh u ru Section, ATTENTION MOTHERS tlr# nnd.tulH* 326.00. Keel's priced a t *4,800.00. —D IA PER 8E R V IC E — Paint Shop, 300 W. Jed SL A new road side aindwich and Baby V alvet furnlabes hoapUal f'B l shutt on Highway 17 north See Jim m ie Cowan's Sheet. Metal elean,st*rile (llaper* Works for new Radiators, new of SanfeM. Building la 30 g 42 Ired centainsr, R adiator cores. Radiator clean­ •• amt fully equipped for buslncsa. i n g and rep a irin g ____________ Equipment consist* of:‘ 'steam Call D aytona 2407le. MUax coffee Makers, conn detail*. 90 diapers f o a l. raaltMa. weak— V*e g| tors, stools, tables, cash register, .“ FIR ST IN 8A i t eurh timeat Than ■ Hy Bran Striker and other kitchen equipment. TUB LONE RANGER so I nr l .r r i u X I Ii > .. S I ~ M LONNIE- MCMULLEN'S M arket baaa'a Vtem abta A lea has a amall four-room B arber Shop open T hursday, p n sn d to re llera s u c h srm p lo m sl bungalow, deUched, for living Ichest cash price paid tor used *> a re ra n ! fn ad lral test r t n k l,ant's DANGSRf L W a OUT F riday A S aturday.___________ quartan* Buildings and all furniture. Ted Davis F uraltura Oun.tanind prorad rrm a rk a b lr tSeli'lut equlpnvmt priced a t 85,500.00 Co. 311 E. l«b Ph. 958. - DREDGING — Beach** an d land <■ wrnaao troutiled th is way. I k s whs* LET Mf Of r SCTi NELL BOTH FlR£ IU Doctors r a il a u u r t n * s e d a llr* . I t hsa VOU TAKE THK WASHED MAN AN* fills ad laren t to lakes. Mobile s grand soo thing sltrc t on one •/ I'L L BUY vour ear regardless* of w o e t e r i a n l la ip o r ia a i. cyesae. ILL Off THE REDSKIN Dredging Co. Phone 059, W inter ago or condition. Roy Reel, 309 T a k e n rs e u la rlr — P tn kh gin s C n m P ark. SrwJStd helps b u ild u p resistance In i - i d i W. 2nd 8L lliw m a Also a tr e a t •tnm aahlc to n lsl N.Y. Dr. I„I. Ducklings, lb 39c, Dr. A Dr. Tender Fryers lb 69c Sale. W ho knows, just the thing you wanted may IN T i l l ! O l l l O L ' I t i*i J IM U C A t. IN R g : A .8 T A T K U K D D W AM D T i l K N IN T H O K T IIK . * T .\T K OK I.O V /A l.t :* , IW r r m J iV l> TM K IN A M I K W II . s k m iNm i ; C O U R T O F . T i l l . C U I ® T J J O IH IK . IN I ' l l A N T K I t Y K K U IN O I.K C O U N T S . K l i ' l l l l ' V . IS W A N H A M C t 'I.K t l.A N , I' l lO t J A T K . ru im irr, T O A L U C H t e lH T O IIK A N D l* K llK O S 'I I I A V I N O (‘ I A I M i < O I I i >k H A M t’ K I , I. M l V I . K I J . A N . H A N I I K . A O A I N r r « A « I» K N T A 1 K I>ef#n«lant. Y o u n m l r « l h il l ) N H r h»r»b> i M i i l n t a n i l n - i u l n . l Ip i i r . t . n t « n > , C h* «m * ry N o **41 l U i m r a n il 4 « im !iu t, which > u u y r.*» Hurt fo r IH h u i . O l l h K I I U K |* |? |!I.Ii M T I m K r lllt .r > n u . n i» > h » i , » u , . ln -t T O : Haniuvt l « M * V M I »». U ir r a t a l, i . l I . H W A K U n O X S A l . l S il i l i T M i r i l , l a i r «H ..1 III C o u n t ) , I • iid iltf M l i u n k n o w n YyU if * N u t if io l # lh .it Ih , C n u n t) J in l* X r m ln u lr t'n u n i) » K l f i l i l a . * » l _ hi* u r r t £ f J J j. Wfll|il.i M*VIrH.vfL ' tl.»r lihit iw hkhuh lit th*1 ■ h r C n u t l I I 6 I H , n f s a id ‘ C o u n t , a i fo r d h r o f r * «n*r.t u til >«ni /kfr H a n fo rd . F lo r id a , w it h in r -la h t ••«!- itb o tr f l l l l l M heroWy r p ( | i i t i « l . t i i III*y m ir W rit* •*n*k«r n iu n ih , Im m t h , t m ir r.f I h . l») flrM p u b lk -a tlu * - o f o n . n a l l r t i K a c h t «*U .tl»l**4ri»iu*r. tv vr* t»n tlU • clB ltn n r H r m a n d ih a t l ' I* . Iri • jrlt* • llo r n r y t to the lt.il «>f «*«fnt|»t4iiit In m M tM u » on or l 4 f n f r ' 11" ih I. i t . In c . a n d t h a ll M a t, H i,. | i |*i c nr r r a llir n r a a m i |uwt n f f lr r a il d m a S * l'irm t*rr s. 1 M 1 . mj*t to lhr»*** If att> )»'*• o f t h , c la im a n t . a m i th a ll lw • w n rtt< a fte r fit*- |TO*r In tiy t h , r la lm a n l. * | r n l . n r . a t * , h a v e , to *-il.r Ih ll, «• » » .|u U rt1 t»> t o r n , / , a n d a n r * u rh r l r l n i o r d * - , U * . *irul f a ll MM n il n u t 1 1 fllrd . h a ll I.. ,n l d . 1 I V . C n n f o m i w ill h r r n U i r i l m a l l e t you. K m l l / J. I l n m a l n lilt * t io t lo w ill |»t|blbtl«n| u l l i r A* A d n iln lit r a t n r » f th , K «* m M ir k for fo fjr to iH n o u iil t t * Ml T i l l : K A N O » lll* H K H A I .O . * nrw «|.«|H »f o f u r lt o it « Ir m U tto o pulitliti*«t in H rtiiln o hr f u t ilit y , U «»r- 8 irgit, ••lyl Umii I. l f l f l -0M)SM0BILK C alifornia Standnnl o f i:»lv* 4r<l Unit*-*!**. iFirrt jitH'lratidn, Atir CHEVROLET South Carolina P eaches be an unclaimed piece. 113'/, MAGNOLIA AVENUE • PHONE 1091 . SANFORD. FLORIDA Do Your Collwtinjr For You Call At Our Office Kur Collection Rates MUNICIPAL P A R R 8:15 I*. M l * , l . . n . t at * A N F O K f ' t S P IIIt V I.H A U l’ H « t »'*l "'*• *» . • Hrrort. il.ii... r Hi.M.flri.i Pan* J*,i Hrrfttlfl. |b •on. Ituna I.JII..I ||. Halle, Hell. Mc- I. U v k (lurk. Ilim ), Hllverman ■U n k v Id llllP * , Sid Herlong Named President Of FSL Plans For Player (Night Well Under , Way Says Palmer Fed knuckle hall aMl*t, hurler to fare the red hot Kiwi* Data who a i r rnjoyii runarrulive vielurica. Re U ia Legal N otice Sanford Ave. 2nd St, Phone 154 • . Sanford. Florida • We Deliver p O O Q C R C E f V 't H Y i / | C S IM P L Y W O U lO M f L * ft* A O DU L .t-' '• Q K fa A TVI‘**j i ~ ta j irm-i.- 1- r 0>J1 KA'itMX YAW i r . i . ,-w. ,S* i te e f t : C t . �PAGE EIGITP THUR8 DAY, AUG. 7, 1947 HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ClarkH Return From 11,000 M i l e Trip Through 33 Staten O, W. Clark and fam ily re ­ turned home T u r.d ay firm m H.WJD mile trip to th e Pacific ro ast during which they v l.ilH polnta of Interest in 3.1 states, •aid Mr. Clark today. He declar­ ed th a t during the whole they “a d v e rti.n l F lorida.” They were accompanied to l,ong Beach, Calif., by M n. Annabelle Lee and E arl l.ee who plan to live there. They left on June SO. Mr. Clark reported that e x ­ cept In the went, he fouud price* of ehoea and mAfrhandifte much higher th an in Florida. They vieitrd Ml. Capulin iNew Mexico,' he '.a id , 1'ikr’s Peak in Colorado Spring*, Halt - Lake City, th e G rand *’ Canyon and Bouhlrr Dam. In California they Waited Hollywood and t<oa A nge­ la* and vicinity and crossed tie(Solden (iate llinlge ami vlsil.il Chinatown ami other |ioints of in te re it in San rranctaco. They drove through the Itedwood foi • It. In Oregon they ,aw the »er lion cave*, he stated. Other imint* of inlerrst de»rr di­ ed by Mr. Clark were the (iram l Coulee flam in Washington, Van-, rotiver, II. C-. the Lewis and Clark cave* in Montana, Yellow•tope National Park in Wyoming including Old Faithful geyser, aleo liear*. deer, elk and inooM, They aleo *aw the lllack in South Dakota. State Employment Service Re-enters ” Agriculture Field . TALLAItA88KF., Aug. 7 (Hnecr ia l)—The Florida 8tat« Employ­ ment Service hae rrcnterrd the a g ­ ricultural 'placem ent, field, With authority to solicit orders nm| make r e f e v a li, -Carl B. Sm ith, Chairm an of the Florida Indus, trial Corninissit^ announced. Under the term* and provision* Frankly these are the hottest values we ever offered. Come by train, bus, car or B -2 V but come! Kspecially if you w ant • REAL DOLLAR VALUE’* 1 1 H jR sg jK /A u g u s t • F u tu r e ! INNERSPRING MATTRESS As n kfnricr tHIm $39.50 Innerxprlnji mnllrrsH with u Having o f $10.00, will give you nn Idea of the tremenduu; value* that y.»u will flnd'fn MATHER*!' AUGUST SALK. If you need new bed ding by nil means come, nee, and but this aensnlionnl value. ll In a rare and unusual bargain to get all three pieces at thin ftmn/ingly low price. Complete that guest room NpW! *• - t" Kitchen Cabinets t • -.*>*-%%Vt* ‘ lr f gi i / M •,v a f . New Style Ice You will rave many n penny on Ice, as well ax the Initial Having on the purchase of this gleam­ ing white enamel refrig­ erator. -Limited to slock Deluxe Box at $59.95 ‘ Other« Priced OVER 20% REDUCTIONS If your kitchen needs rejuvenating, by all m eaps -do not miss these splendid Dinette v a lu e s/ Service For EXTENSION TYPfc the D epartm ent o!f . Agrinullui’i during the war. This plan In no way m irrfen-* with the Kxtensiu'i /Sendee carrying uu its program. A memorandum outlining. ih ‘i new plan has lieen sent to Ihu field offices of. the Employment Service and the new plan is a l­ ready in effect. If you want a large suite, with cxtcnslun liable l and 1 flddlchark rhnirs at this new low . . . plan to come early frlddy morning, as they woU’1. lost long at this price. 1 PORCELAIN TOP WANT TO SAVE $25? You may If ,yeu desire _ this type of suite with porcelain refectory top and KEG. 4 upholstered Unllfer chairs. 09.95 Oviedo Home Building K m I H h C fleas P u r T tm l of A tlanta, Ga. arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. N iblark and Miss LaJune F ile s Is nt T am p Bear Wallow in North Carolina. v» . Persona desiring farm lalmr ran fila (heir orders directly with the local Employment Service the D epartm ent of A griniltiiic nuke* as-before -th e farm place- i d BREAKFAST SETS REDUCED! I our AUGUST SALE! I;t for • llere'ti another real value, plus a STEPSAVER for the lady of Ihe house. Regu­ larly Hold for $19.50, ho you ran see the ronHMjuenl h it v I n g. Oceans of storage npare. jyllh a fine l a r g e work (op to save the steps. farm placements, soliciting o r­ ders directly. During this |ieritM the Department of AgiirultUMthrougli the Extension Servlet agents ill the i-ounties will run >ua agricultural placement Mr. and Mrs. Alex ta in h e rt ■ M tili M lv tday iH f ,.Tuesday (iH -r it w e tffin u K ■Pent the visiting frlsm ls and relatives in <Medo lielfore u t e m u t n m g . i t _____ returning to .their summer home a t Daytona Beach WK hre proud of thin POSTER HEP suite at thbi new Ia>w price. It In the flrat time since the war that thia type suite has been on rale. You'll like the 'Walnut finish plus the smart design on each piece. Best of all . . . You'll like the price. ! R efrigerator Depart m rnt of A grleultute wll -draw from thin field n Employment Service will m u m e its activities a* of Drremlier 31', 1047, a* provided under thv Wagner-Peyner Act, Under the agreem ent cntcr.nl into with the Iteiiartm ent of A g­ riculture through Ita F.xteiiiit-n Service, Mr. Smith said the Em ­ ployment Service during the In- •Mr- nnd Mrs. W, It. Milne, fnlh• r and mutljcr of Mrs. J I*. Cox, hava returned front ssvcrul weeks spent a t lioone, N,‘ C. Poster Bedroom Suite SPRING, MATTRESS MODERN EXTENSION . Modem 5 pc. l.lmed Oak‘ refectory style suite that will give you years of- wear and service. Also a saving that- will credit your pocketbook. 2 Superb Pieces* . You’ll he thinking In terms of refur­ nishing that living room Hoon, nnd at MATHER’S AUGUST SALE, this suite Is just one of many styles and valued that will want to make you rave those precious dollars. Covered in the latent Tropical covers, w i t h Iilonde wood trims. It’s assured value nt RFJ 89.1 We Didn’t Forget the Little Folks CHROME BASE DINETTE Yours for $79.95. This 5-pc. gorgeous CliROME DINETTE with hairpin legit, refectory type table, and chrome chairs to match. WHITE W m l RED RF> 99,( High Chairs .. $3.95 to $12.95 TOM if* . Strollers Reg. $12.95' g .9 5 Mr. A lfred W right ha* a* his guest Ills niece, M im Carol Willi­ ford, of Rrunswltk;'(<*. 1 • i ; jM d i ►| 4 i Mr. W. ft. Hill y ard.la confined to the O range Memorial Hospital. . Mr. ami Mr*. C. R. Clonti, Sr. left Tuesday for a vacation 'trip to A tlanta, Ga. and N orth CaroMrs. Dora Kelsey le visiting friends and relatives In Tennessee. Mr. and Mra. B. L Wheeler are •pending the lu n tm ir at their ram p on la k e Harney. They entertain­ ed Mrs. R. L. Ragsdale with a spend tha day party on her nlrthday this week. Aleo present wern Mrs. Paul Camplwll. Mr. and Mra. Robert Lee Kemp and baby daugh­ ter. Jane Joined the party In the ' '0Dt> CHESTS The Alwnvg Handy afternoon. 4 Pcs. In Genuine W aln utw en eers Mr. and Mrs.’T. L. Lingo, 8r„ id Mr. and Mra. Rov Clooti, Jr. ivt returned from an enjoyable »to New York City and Niagara IU. Thay agree though that ’a nice to be horns,” aspeclally en It was to see for tha firet • thetr naw gnnd*on and knew res pec lively George Mar11 Lingo. All 4 pieces are In beautifully matched Walnut and other choice cabinet woods. In addition, you auve $30 on Ihla suite. * \ I X( CH1FFOJIDBE ^ We uA Riving you extra value In thin greup of robes. Home have double-door mir­ rors, some single, ALL are worth more than the pries aaked. We wont to dear 18th Century Suite in Rich Mahogany Like Hepplewhlte stylii and conalructad eulte (he answer to any I In your home. Slee rubbed finish and Save the difference between $14.50* and $<9.95 on these Mahogany 18th CENTURY quloltely designed GENUINE A1U NB M MAHOGANY la SCOOP, Note The Landscape Mirror Exactly As Pictured WE INVITE TRADE-IN OPEN AN ACCOUNT 203 - 209 E. First Street SANFORD’S BIG FRIENDLY F U R N P 'd il= lll= lll= IIIE III= lll= IIIE IIIE II|= lll= lll= l||= lll= IIIE III= lll= lll= 'RE Phone 127 • - -iv‘ • f IIIE IIIS IIIE IIIE IIIE IIIs lllE llls llls ll �1)1 (a Uaitjr T h en b Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the Peace of the World; To Prom ote the Protreo# of America) e T e Produce Prosperity for Sanford. C d p u d * ia f 4 * " cU )U dU f#i*' lo .d g n t mid Saturday Widely scattered show ei* S aiuiday sflermion. . _ • 1 ' • AN ' V O L U M E X X X V I II E a ta b lta h e d - 1 9 0 8 ‘■ Control Over Time Buying r Ends Nov. l - flationary tendenciri. But Congrrti. inttead, tent him _ R a hill intended tin, i o m an ^nd.la the wedit curb* in three monthi. In a atalem ent criticising the legialation Ihe t’realdent aaid: Edward W. H arrell, editor of Newsweek m agarine,. who will i*peak at the Jayrec- hamjurt at the Mayfair Inn Sunday at 11:15 o'clock. The banquet will rlim as the sta le conference of the Jayceea to be held thia weekend. City Beautifying Plan Is Proposed AtJayceeJW eeL. BusyProgramPlannccl For State Confer­ ence This Weekend a California Forest . Fire Continues To * R a g e Uncontrolled Father-in-law Killed By Frightened W ife Red Cross Instructor To Teach Swimming: HOTV. SPRINGS, Ark., Aug. 8, i I GOLP POSTPONED f ORLANDO. Fla., Aim. 8. 1 * 7 F irs t round play in th e Florida S tate Open Golf Tournam ent waa tported shortly before noon toduo to n heavy rain th a t had o a irty awamped tha Dubadread C ountry “ * SANFORD. D A IL Y F L O R ID A . H erbert Covington, Red Cross swimming Instructor, Is now a f ­ filiated with the City's youth recreation project and will con­ duct classes In swimming a t Cry­ stal Lake Park In Lake M ary on Tuesdays and T hursdays a t '10:00 A. M. startin g next Tuesday. He will co-opersle la thias program with H erm an B ran . Mrs. N ancy Brock and Miss __ Dampler, recreation director*. Mr. Covington look a ' course in Red Cross swimming Instruction a t rlando. V CALDWELL FU N ERA L MILTON, F la , Aug. 8, OP)-* Funeral services fo r Misa Jeanne Caldwell, slater of Governor MUard Caldwell, wilt be held here a t 4:90 P. M. tCST) Saturday. Mlsa Caldwell died T hursday h Washington. : \ ••• • . ... ; t- - V i v -J- \ , M i. •^ :v v I K ^ P A f ’E R * F R lI ls Y . A U G . 8, lit 17 • - - % at a retult of the adnunitlration*t campaign to remove "to-called ditloyal employed fiom government potitioni." The chargr wat made by So­ viet Representative Aleaei N. Krukov hrfuie Irr mrmheithip Com­ mittee of die United Naliont Se­ curity Council after the United Statei had oppoirJ Bulgaria*! applicaliou for admittion to the UN. WASHINGTON; Aug. 8 Id V Srnatoi litew tlet . U t-M e.) tai<l today lie teglelt making s p te tj tlalrm rn t that «u .inline liotlr-vt w st afraid In tiavel alone with M aw xrd'H uR hfi:. lam not ptoud of my com­ ment un that affair,” the Maine Senator lotd a itewi conference. Brrw tlri m adr t h e ’ uiiginal after Kraailnikuv, in a alaanimr attack ttatrrnrnl ten day* , .tgu mulli-millionaiir plane on the United H tatri, challenged H ughri, Ihe right uf U, S, Hc.m-svntativr builder, had a> trtlrd that Brew, Harden Haynur to criticise Hul* garia, Hungary and Komania for iter accr|>trd $1,400 worth of violation of human Fight* “ when ftee air transportation fiom hint. the United Stale* might t* open firm tier it chairman of the to even more serious charge* in Senate War Inveiligaling _l'omthia-respect:"-------------- —-----------pritt'ee wK'i'clr it looking into $4T) He then aaked how the United’ Slate* would like tu r Ihe IhrCe ex- 000,000 worth of plane contract* enemv states, ur any other fla ts , aw aidrd to lld g h rt and Henry J. to prolgst against thr* nnli Com Kaiier. munlat drive, the “gnti-lslHtr ■ t " ir.ltfrg A *uddrn truce lari night rndislation" naasod by the last teasion of Congress or “ the recent rd a vide inquiry into chargr* h> trial uf a leader uf one of the pul llughet that Hrevttlrr offrrrd lo itical patties in the U. S. A." call off the runtr.it I invertigalin'i “If this is tha dom esti; roncern if Hughe* would merge 1 ran*of the U. S. A., he aaid, “ I would like to know Itow the U. K. think* W'mld Airlines, whith he largely it can interfere in thu domestic conlioli, with Pan American Ail affairs of these rounlri?* which it wayt, i* flooding with protests." i Brewster *aid he railed today'* Kavnoi n-ptirti th a t He I’vli th e ' iV; i | >w»* W lf » « M r to evirlv ill que*I'niled Stale* I.atlnv airainil U"n ..t '"... Ut. *® tion for protaating against It h eJ ) ...... . *•*"> U*. Hughes on lire oppression of T rtadam by the V 4* '1r,l“ -V ^ did nut ............ *g« t a rh*nrH togov nnsw -r ho! hoforo the three Communlat-duminated pha>c u f Ihe e»*«* -. rnmenta. . Brewster.Hughe* , , "W e are parties to tho, Y a lta ' ii closed. clo,*K,‘ Hughes had challenged Brews* I l ' M l I a o * a a i* a a a K l l t l l I **r Ip. repeat uudei n atii.h L atari*. I raent th a t H arriet Annie wick, n (TWA hoaltm . had refused to trav. I r r • a iiM n -a * i r . * . r i a i i r Seminole High To S tart Football L , 1T ~ M „„^„.,i0dom Heads For Practice Monday! / / / / A »! T rs Lions Informed Survey Outlines jIndia After Uriel’ jA dvantages A nd: iiy ? t ish°l leniso!0 ^ Jaycee Aims, Tha Semlnola High School gild; /y • se ta -— , _ , „ rgatro A.Mav-i?..Ai ^ . Growth .1 Of fv .. •* A ccom plishm ents Fuel cStopj City 8 LXJNPO N. Monday morning at 10:10 o'tlork. CAIRO. Aug. 8^-147 1’ilol Coach Kettles announerd thie ufWilliam P. Orlom, a third of the P o p u l a t i o n tarnoon. \ug id*i |i„ .tin'* Swi.vh.t ilomimttrtl I fu n - if TtU "! CH SC, ICpntmnrit .tppr..yr*l tml.iv the y -t i nrfu»t. 1*1 t v«n - r r , * r v r « r .... v-r Expansion OT Communistn S t r e s s e d *, - k -=F - , - - • ' I riy iK iili'a acliiin, St * 11a It - • Ill-Ill ,,| llir Lensle War lltVCltlgaling t-iimrmttee, <a me ajtci ( I lilghr* h id t, lined lo pioduce joliu M etre, h u puhlhlly man. would make aiul had *ai«l II Itjllahh t, ■■n* 111* |ta|tei* only tlioic , Irateri liy Iii* allm nryt. \ >iiI,|kk-iii do wat m uvd fvl.' M r),. ' I 1 - * i r , V . . i f 1-' , - .. . ■• d / :>■ -\ S lS l ; O ' y . . , .1 * X lurmt .mil ntjirit Ihi alias hat «n a don hi,.o n botrf. Colorod Pictures Are F eatured In School Year Hook M M *•+ ■w Initial practire session* will Iklight and prim arily devoted to Is­ left Cairo today at 8:39 f*. M a ' * t 1 . . hilt, d--ml-d l-i _Wmvhut Uni.-' suing equipment and lim bering ex* (11:39 A. M.. F^astem Sjatidntd A t L u n c It M e v t v>h-,iiimg dial •w e’re not gotO I y A t C 1ill j ,|J "a Id mk thr.k lm t..1 .1. ertisex. K ettles added. (4 .ini Ititled (tl I'agr I l«ht) ‘| - -----* ' _____ Ilia n g iu V in n irtil. The Fed mentor requested that Tlruel f o r Karnehi. 11 tin. j Jirtvtp and Amt* nl tin I hind • The form er British terry e.mi Ihe pf.-rn r ..iim tl.,1 |Kipula unlv varsity memtn-r* from the llir 1 lull-*- i:HT llir Ini) a ... Jiiiimi Cliamlirt ui| t 'inu iirit r and eoml 194d machine and Bahv Fed mem* maud airm an, now llvl.g in It- j ...... o( S n ih o .l t> I ' >tHl hmirn !»• , , .. , int,» olid ira d iiq i|>jiinUlig it ill |> n tier* report for-the first practice*. lyn N* i „ w i* only an u iitlin r ill, llir pi.'igt-iM ‘ 'I lin n minute* nut of Chlciifti. l l h . l M,« l u ,ll‘ l u ^ 1' *" 1 Mn* l lplr. 1. ilh i.it a Iriiilil voir 1^ ( •iiiiiinri ( o n l r l r l i t r to I F rtth m en will lie ryquevl.d to re­ ■tarlinic h*hl (mint, H4 he heiitcd iluwn . MMiling tu* imlu%ln.il $ui%ey nl lliu port shortly, it w at staled. giiVi-iuinriil Inqn.l to |M|.li I i th« 2.200*mile le f to KariM*hiT | ,u.*j com|tlluil liy ihr I lurid i this wcrkctlll at tin M l ) f.Ill Inn ' Two a day practice iiettinris will He w ax.tfyftilt^ o , n,, | MU\ mra.ilh- lluimrli ail- irin,lining pai- u.t tin- subject .-I .1 Inglil) hi be held until the opening of school. llJllirltl.ily »tagr, In-lo ir the ( nui =jli.im alive talk by I .• I Katigau The m orning drills will Iwgtn a t hours o r less the Stale A.IvriliVing Coin3 " i C " .Z l * : w rd for a soil, flight ar.u n d th. the F Nlonili o. u ,,m \ In du lrd ttiljiu iin n irlil „| ,|lr | I |„l. H llir Mitrnr.' n vi-arJx m t pubge^iun will s ta rt a t 3.00 o'clock, j wo.r),,|l by Wiley Boat u 1933. ] imvtion li«)Tr,| I,*—th e :f/in iilr and student* lion luncheon tnd,iy_ ji ilfr M>. of tin, r,)n l l.ak., Armlrmy n n j Serqiinilc l<mnlv ha* an eili K ettle. Stated th a t n.w u n ifo rm .i f' W nl " l. “ ^ ' T T An iiiiiHiilmtnl in' i.-h -i ih»* |„ (| are on urdsr and will U- delivered ! • lro r* ^ » lln8 M" » rrlv*' jniiit.«| ^t.y the xtyi'h-nls at lh# in tied po|ml.»h'*ii id 2(i, )lH) (Util tilraslll. nut itifrated 361 lo U< P aris at 6:44 I' M... mid ti l I In approxlm ataly a week. The suila had averaged alwiut 360 uii!e* Til. .amllst gowrnmrill "hr Jaycee*. he dd q.oli'n.rr.t Xrudeniv- t'n-*s, |>rr-.rnts eight |>irrxf Willi IJ. h)4 ill I'MU. tile are aolld orange with b'ack .tum11... loll . inveasary for . If, , lu -sriil. Mali*i....»..l«l.- I- Florida scenes in full culor, In- '■ rrats, to coincide with ihp school an hour on the hop front franco le|w |l laid. dealing null Ihe Hi if. .1* .un, * < * > ........... I'-'lftv *'*♦ whirl . hiding riett-i of Sniilitndii HuringS * jn perfect weather. Gnmlcr, N fld, color*. The latest type plastic w a s,h is only stop tn-foie 1< In and latkr Eolu in Orlafniq.’ 'Of ifir City** 11AOO ili-It Would emimw .1 tlir.»':H "1 """ "" " •1 1, 1 ll|mu »'l headgear* have been ordered and Paris. m rlnui-.., l.nrk.-d III*- kill .vtu.-1. e.y The maili iuv. tvliirh n llilf . |Hi|iulatlull i< e ilntia lrd ill gotrilili . lit lo t.‘II ill* ii mid w ,m will arrive with the uniform*. The Tail winds were ptumised to help the Ce|Mil| St (|.7(MI ,and tile ill ell wT,*>• llivv m ast » o ik md lo l.'llded llu- poll. •- Milt!w*i|ty *»l liiiui-,1 liy ihe Sevrnth I lay Aaheadgear* are black. * *eritist ilelioiniimtirin, is tocs'rd on the Imiia leg. ta k e .,I n III.* iiuiltagrtniiit o f f nut* S ln lr Highway P a li■diti.-n, hr Ur Fred Ganrn*. last y e s r't arsislaitt The 8 foot 3 inch filer, 87 y»ar* l-roel 6.80() While* m ihe mult Colt*11(■•11*11 to h r iipi-ruttni! tin f- .Inii'd. Allhivn’li tl„- Jal.-I'i- pm in Seminole' t'ouittv lietwren F*ra coach will return to aid Jvrttle* and old, left Paris nt tl-.-IU A’ M., tv ate pul at Id lN I and nrgine* I |„i-,iil for a S tair tillM k • ■■in ii".l I'lly mid firientlV. a new coach has been added to The annus) t» dydica'ud to Mis 1 tut:-i.'it W:i> ih-fCNlrd. il ill T .-!i Cairo tim e (4:39 A. M , ’aai-in 4| ij.OOll II,an.- fn -rf.-in iy ('1)111,-1' Ed, the Sanford staff. The new roach ‘ I J liL (V irile llull-K it stein who teclfvtd "m e ) a fte r 4 *t„p ,;f ra U | „;ftJllJn, lu t^ (..e jla id is h V barking thr lu ll, re itl iu L U ^ h w d J ^ ' l y «* Is Tim Tvler. recent g ra d u a l» from } 1tcr It \ degree at llnllln* (VIf ... j . iT § i imitMiivtt i*»* 1*1118 «* i m ;h 11 I M llu o f till* tin t i«*i *-tl lltktH i M 91 m inutes to tak e on J.W0 * d ; Plirntjl itl t t l , . „ . u ul Rollins College, Tyler played In ions of gasoline. He got t^ m , j i* t.. ii.. i . _■_ i it,it*. h-ge in 11*If* and who is ten rh sr of lo u r r t n lo tin- .!;,..■ --d J tm p lo v .-ri. ii leporlett. (ha hark field for Rollins for three Ktt->wtll . of t '.onnull11-Tu, Ml . Hrl- Engli-h and Spanish nod spon­ gallon, of gasoline In an hour's Tlh« „ >p Cll>. h J,® ................. sored the 11*17 graduating class vears. | UMII asserted, lie told of n ■topover last Growers Favor Soil n t < C V ' F u < C o m p a n y ; l» , K . U . Iln . o .■lint visit IH to Taiion Square ui u( tlu- Aradeitiy. his first T i .th.w J, 4* ia 5 ru im i VUHl A B B I O *M|U . r . ti n " b‘*vb|t i impaii'.. pioi'i i u » of palm I M Howell AH-kl A-PhD. ( tmservalion Here nvw York wh.-.,- n. m.I lotm 'i-u 1>" John Ex-Sanford Men Head Chicago iirineiptil and tile facility, Itt6U.9nO Couimunisti gutlin S tandard Time yeilerd ay . | (.,ab * n of ......r r e l/p ip e : I ' M IT * *■ hiding iirnd* of various mdustGainesville Reserves * Otilv 31-nttt of Semimile Count-j tleltioiisltltl jiitt n T >r . t'lHigatf, m akers of nlnllnulnd'-, V1j.,l|jiu l projects, nqmK-rs 27. l h r r a yV I'JHI lo .7IM I grow ers tu rin d O,it I "A nnllier matter whult mid jeiiu-., ami tti*ih- Manufar* mi (Verlrp iday to apitruve i ii.ttt tr*m la*»J .... i'a«e t ,«i,ii w- re f.t in the K iaduating etas* Two form er 'S anford rltisen* Anti-Red Hungarian j this yegr. Juniors nu ntier 46, and Navy veterans now livi’.g lUhmmit of n soil conservation Chief Reported Dead Sophomores 43 mid E'lkshmen, in Gainesville have been placed d istrirt in .Hrmlnote CoiioU Ml •il. The total student boily waa in command of lh f naw organised of th r voters, IK in Loiigwuod mid $23,000 Colluded By BUDAPEST, Aug. 8, <47— A I —— ----21Ml. aside from six vsntara who division of tha N aval Reservi reliable 18 In -Sanford, w ere in fuv ,r uf Inform ant said Imlay hr , * , were away on m llita y or nursing Youth In GI Benefits in Galneavillt. They are Idem. the progintn, arrording to County seen a'B o v ie t le tte r report- (tTeck Money Market John II. H interm iater, USNR, had A g rill C. K. pAW sou, N o V o *. S ing the death of lb-la Knvae* . ... r Forest I.nke Academy hy means m anager of the W hite House Ho- form er secretary • genrral of th< HAN FRANCISCO. Vug. 8. (47 K C V .C O lS W i l F I* C R T S were rccieved front Oviedo ur tel, who has been appointed com Smallholders P arty whoso arreit —Fisleral aiiUtfjfilie* were bring­ of its varlud industries foe stu ­ Clittluoln districts. dent* gives them Dot only menus! m inding officer, ana Th e result of th e vote will lie ing to Han Francisco today a fo r­ 1- by lha ___ Russian*■ 8; provoknl p ro te st.| ATHENS, Aug. M, (47 The ta r L. Cooper, J r , Insurance an'ill from lha United R u le* govern-] i.rie*; of f r.ld t,.-,- shatjdy lintay sent to Ihe Soil Cons.-rvnU'm m er Air Force* officer, wlw j training liul ennldfr* them lu pay edueareal aatata man, as axecutive of sta te Investigator said, had adrtitl- lu part, if not nil , of . their .. „ . • 1 In uneasy Atlan*. and veteran Board in Gainesville (n deteniilne ted collecting J22.1mi, i M I2.!.U(mi pile* Th e Laundry which tuppllre Bear. Tha Inform ant said R u ssian .,,I,servers sal,! -it reflreted fears whrthi-r or not the vnt.- w arrants In veteran s’ unrm plin m en! -comII H o n d a Sanatorium and oa- ;.t The appointmanta w are an ­ M inister G. M. Pushkin h*l» re- (!,*( -httem al ylolenre might hur- cstahlUhiiirnt of a soil ronvetsanounced Tuesday by. Capt. J. W. ported tha death, w ithout s|ieeify-l ,(,.on-Into wat if the Communists tion office with a technician in pensution in the past IK months. pital among otliera, is pictured of new Boutwara. district dlrectur of N a­ Ing place o f tim e, to the offiae attem pted to eMaUlsh q free state charge in Kanfunl. Chief Investigator lame* Rolme) with Its flk.Otk) worth equipment. A dairy is shewn val Raaervaa. Llaut. A rthur I.. of H ungary* acting I-oreign M in -j|n parthern G t.ere. * *"* tf th is ' hw-dnne. the technician of the California Hlate Depart which h a s .n daily output of 170 Funk, USNR. aaaoelata professor Isler, Krno Mihalyfi. V * • ... . j Tha ‘-Athens money market. wilhslsit farm ers Ip test *‘"1 types, m ent of Employment said Ihe for; mllMz «0 o fw h lc h gwM of social sciences, University o! Since Kovac* w as ‘ a rre sm t - by | w hlch in the jmst faithfully h i s , make muiis o f farm s; and make r. m er pilot had relate-l filing nf>- to the •» Hanitarlum. About 3^)00 Florida, waa appointed as tra in ­ Ute Russians, he presumably dierl. f ora-tdia.luwid govern manta) c risis,} rommenilations of ‘Imiirorem egtj proxim atcly 76 fictitious claim s lo chicks a te hAtchrd 'each week at* ing officer. In a Russian prison. quoted th e gold sovereign today j to n rm um ittee u f five farm ers, com pensation in (lint 'lim e. In o f­ the poultry farm . The Academy All three of th ere o ffic ers'h ad A spokesman^ fo r Mihalyfi sald | a ( drachma. The slsh ililrd elertrat bv tiiF fa rn u -rs. to test aa fices ranging from Hdrraincnto in axtansfva-sea and command duty a t a news conference torlay th a t r »U la 135.WW The gold ra t* waa lo fgasihility. The "ntir.' expertw* northern California tu Riverside P ress ia one of the inoet valued industries a t the school, both fa in World War. II and other as nothing w m known" of the sta U j n 9 J » o when thu imO.OOQ.OOU o f retry in g out aurh plmm is up to county' in the Houth. . He identified the youth ns Hons an educational and financial w ay, itgnnfanta which particularly fit o r Kovac* - h ed llh .• American m ilitary ai.L program the farm er. All th a t the g*avernA copy of the M irror m ay be i a t . t h a K n ilt.o f.ih a o rg an swewt‘Pay* t* -4he* eainry Stw A. 1-anen- 2S. nf Vnlluip..Calif.— seen a t the otllce of L'ou'nly • futirtemr division In Gains*T TALBOT BACK lechnirisn and the upkeep of hi* Supt. T. W. 1-awton. REPORT DENIED villa. C ap e Boalware said. F rank Talbot of Oviedo has reofice, said Mr. Dawson. WASHINGTON. Aug. -t, f l h ROTARY MF.KT ren tlv returned from Wayriravlile, • ----------- — — •— V . CORN PR IC E UP - Htatu Department Press - Officer . FLORIDIAN HONOR HI) bttsicel program featuring N. C. where he epcnl a two w r-ks' CHICAGO, Aug. K. <47—Cora Michael J. McDermott today des­ SOFTBALL CANCELLER JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 8, m ~ vacation. While th ere bo reaw-rts hnnnott and Bill M artin The sofMiall gam e lwtwe*n cribed as “ not tru e" a published soared to new record high* on tha Col, Pannywalt F. McCall, with 28 •w in g Mr. and Mr*. Ed .tandall pUnnerl for the Rotary vears service In th e National and Jack Burnev and family /m m T'lub neon Monday, it was the Rotary Club am) the Linus report that Secretary of State Board of Trade today on buying Guard and United States Army, Sanford. Ho adds th a t th e w.-atb- »nl today by Charles Ckib scheduled for this evening Marshall ha* quietly assumed induced bv cenlinucd dry w eath­ waa presented the Florid*. Crow or w as exceptionally jool and th at M program chsiniisn. h as been postponed on ac:ount direction of civilian 'operation of er in much of tha Midwest, p a r ­ yecterday, hlgbeet o tiliU r/ aw ard he u w i------ - of • **■ ----------------------ally singing of old snd of the wet field, Orville Touchlon th e American m ilitary government ticularly in the m ajor product** the p retties; tnoun-' "<*i stale of Iowa. by th a Bute of Florid*. Id Korea. will also l>* enjoyed. announced today. r in th a United Bute*, new j ')* r? - W A M IIM .|i>N . Aug 8 uP>— ll.iw .ud I higher agreed today, af* Irr fittl Angrtly rrluong, In make iccuidt of hit pet tonal bank sccount and ollief p itv lle papalt availatdr to Setratoi* m iettigating Ini (dO.tHli'.Bi'l) watiime plane runliacti. Thr. row over Hut came during a wrangling tfitio n punctuated bv a ‘ ihtr.il fiom Chaitman Eei|U run fR M uli.) to bar all ipeclalofl fiom th e .S en a te^ W » r In v e itin t* ing Committee** hearings if th t audience did no) ttop applauding ilu g b rt, * ,. * ■ "We a i t going t<T have OI yuo will fiol he alh.wrtTto stay in - th u 100111.'' thr wlutr-haiied ellaittitau tftuulrd to thr audience. Die ' applause came at the mil* lionaitr I hdlvwixHl pio.lu. ri wat jointing with I erguron about Irrnn <d tit tlH.tniil.OtK) contract to build thr ’'wot Id* latgeit aiiplanr.” a (lying ho.tl Win ii tl ie i iiiiiluilier ircunyentd afin i lumlieou rrceti, llughet .iiiiiiiiiii. i i I ihioiigh an alloiney hit itilllilglirn to make hli |i*peit , ' oltrady -tdrporn red available lot the tenalor*. ttSth*; - *j MAKING I lf s M lX fe \ tV.M T I 'J I 'ip jlf jr is r r on th r «ilnr«- -Inu.l lief.-.r (h r s*n»le t t - r lii*e»tiBaling WzV 'H IV H d N, Aug 8 147— Cato *11te r ill \V iwlii nu t ••Ii. • llo n an l IliiKhe-, milliuiiairr plane h u ilileran d film maker. I- -hiiwn in two lypi.it iIn -r iip* tak rn n. he tr-tilieil in the .aircraft ciiult. i i t probe. AL--fight, tlutlie* hold* a N-n.iloi I rigumn (U -M iili.) capbumlk « t, record* a* he chargr« that Senator Owen BteW strr, Maine, rhaiim nn nt the invrwt Ination itctf a bitin vrffiil eschsnce* with enintel lee, offer ed In rnll,>|iff..lh e jirti-aliiinal pm lie it Uttjthr'.'Ouiuld agree lo m eiga liin J A tA -u r fT<‘V«aid Hughes today by ittugarii.’iiiint with t*an-Alnrriran Mrwa)», At lelt, he i- »liow n us he tm>k the outh tInlet nnlioual Soundplmtu) IIIK a .ulqionia foi puv slr iloCUit ■1 . ■n Ferguson D e m a n d s * Meyer Be Put Back On Witness Stand* Seeks Iltighes’ Files Upward Hughes A ttacks Brewster Under Oath . »- N O - 191 A s s o c ia te d P ra s e 1-e a se d W i r e More Subpoenas A re Issued h r ation; Brazil. A t t a c k e d I n H e a t e d Session O v e r Membership Of Bulgaria .In UN Senator Says He la LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 8 ( 4 7 Not Proud Of Drag­ Huttia chaigrd today that the ging Her Into Air­ United Slalrt wai guilty of seplane Investigation flout violationi of human light*r‘ “ It l»-unfortunate th a t the Congraaa did not provide for re alrainta on atver-eipanaion of iitatallment credit in order to liA proposal by Jack K jtigsn mlniah Inflationary pressure* nr,*ing from thla course." that the junior (.'lumber of Com­ Mr. Trum an obaerved that ru t- merce tpontor s plan to beautify _ tinuation of p'resent control* f fa.' the north and south roadway 9 th* neat three montha hat i««il “perm itted arid m ille d by the entrance* to Sanford . and the Congress," and tu- added that parkw syt along Park A vrnur wat “thia ‘ la preferable lu immedi­ «ntliutisitically approved last eve­ ate abandonment of three rening by the group at their ,up|ie; ' alrainta.” * “ For th a t reaaon," tbe Peril- mreting at the M aylau Inn and dent continued. “ I have a’ffted w at referred to their executive tha Joint ’ resolution." committee for further action. Hr aald it would l>a " fa r bet­ In addition to this idea, Mr. ter to reduce prirea than to rvRatigan advanced the idea that _ la i terina in leaking new cut* the Merchants Association -and - A - tam i fa . --------— — ------- — The raatralnta on installment civic gioups back a plan to plant buying. were instituted in w ar-] shrubs and flowers all the way tltra undw the rfoivgnie control I •Jong Seminole Boulevard into JU d Faotltoritg ___ . wfthtn the trailing-T 1 ** * w lth-the ontin y act. The I’reai- San fold. l (Milan,a aa l>a * Klakll Gena Tucker, co-chairman of the Conference ('ommltlve, urged th a t 'a ll rnemliera uf the local group participate in Ihe S tate Jaycee conference at the M ayfair Inn during the weekend. Regia tuition will take place from 1U:IW A. M. until 5:00 I’. M. Saturday, he aaid, There will be a buffet supper {rom 8:811 to 7:30 I’, M.. LOS ANGELES, Aug. H, <A7— and .thu furmal hamiuel will take Reinforcements of 160 fitvfight- place Sunday at 13:16, at which era, parachuted to Condo.- Peak Edward tV. Ilarrett of . News­ in the Angele* National Kureat, week Magazine will S|teak. Mr. Tucker highly commended iointd in ,th e battle to day.us the Rig T ujunga Canyon bruth and Lind \Vi*!>er, hotel m anager and lig h t-tigghgr fire raged unrontrol­ mendier of the Jnycees, fo r-h i* aid in the piiigra;u. led for tn rfo u rth day." President J . H railey Odham .E a rly today the hlate had erop) u ••h i i until a a I'a a e M t S I I down the canyon to within one and aaked for Miggeationa| ..that may 9 opr-half miles of tha intall com­ munity of Tujunga v u l U. H. R anger M. W. Durham said the burned over area now totaled a p ­ Sinkfinjr Dates Made proximately 4,300 acre*. By Margaret Truman An effort was made yesterday to r r e a la rain by artificial methods KANSAS CITY. Aug. H. (jp )_ abova the burning area w h e n two. Mrs. T. J, S trirhler, Mias M ar­ hav* tfisd and tho Hat of In lured garet Trunin a ’* voice teacher, aaid rtaeh ed some “6. . the date for Mist T rum an's The Loo Angeles Times, with todav appearance with the Hollywood tha .aid of scientist*, arrange-! to Howl Symphony O rchestra had * have.dry.ice dropped from a plane Iwen act for Aug. 83. 4 ° n : a cloud In an attem pt, which 61m. Suirkh-r alao disclosed that proved- unsuccessful, to induce showers. The paper explained that the President's daughter would make her concert debut In P itts­ a “elngle cumulus cloud failed to burgh Oct. 17. The concert aeries, cooperate.” which was schedulei) to open a t Tha attem pt waa mado because Pittsburgh in 6(ay, was postponed of rtce n t such rain-m aking sucresMm. M artha'K . Trum an, thu sea In A risons. A t an altitude uf when 14,000 *fe*t a plana mad-t five President's mother, L e'sm u frillawaepa across tha top of the cloud, rally ill. For her appearance in Holly­ dumping from 60 to 180 pounds uf k in . Slrickler aaid MIm T ru ­ , powdered dry lea each time. Heien- wood, man would sing two ariaa In the _ t l i t i explained th a t tha cloud was first half of the coneer; and a * • not high enough to be In the frees- gyoup of three or* four songs In tng level w here such an experiment the second part, m ight have proved successful. Mr. and Mrs. S trlckler will ac­ company Mias Trum an fo r the West Coast appearance. « 7 — Haggard a n dd unshaven, F ro a e c titlu A ttorney Sidney Mr kM ^ M sath t h declared today hla pretty ▼86-yMr-otd wife »hot and killed W* f a th e r - la s t night while “hyaterioal w ith fright** aa a resu lt of tim e, alder McMath's drunken ahuae. Rod-eyed and w irn from an allnight investigation, the form er Marine hero laauad a prepared statem en t telling how hla wife, - • f n b b a d hla .46 caliber n e fro a r a n dp i and fired wildly a r Hal P. Me Math, St. whan he . .^ a p p ro a c h e d .her .cursing and his t ' w t l p clinched. . ------------ ---------------- -- IN D E P E N D E N T Reds HitU.S. T w o For Violating Human Rights Guest Speaker Truman Signs Meas­ ure But H its Con­ gress For Ending 'Credit R e s t r a i n t - WASHINGTON. Aug. 8 «e» Tbrcsidcnl Tiuman today .finned * legislation killing all- conlioli on initallmcni buying Nov. I. -10-17. The Piftidenl laid be regret­ ted that Congress did not follow the recommendation of the bed-, era) Receive Board and of the Council of Economic Advisers "by enacting legiilalion to provide, fur ^continuing at long at necessity Regulation of contumer credit at * meant o( helping to promote eco­ nomic liability.” Mr. Truman had asked for apecific peacetime authority to tegulata the American imlitution known at the "essy payment plan," a a bulwark againht in* ' •-J - : f e - tL 1 k t »' ■ ■ mm — * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 07, 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/1664fd248eaa01efccb3e4d5b63cb9b4.pdf c700eb4c159969f62cc92a9869023baa PDF Text Text * SANFORp HERALD, PAGE SIX W EDN ESD A Y , regions generally within the next - I Imur*. altlinugli Uw wind shift in N vhtaska .<101 w estern Jon a •tfS ilaH S lima r » i ( tla rl bureau said, to dislodge the hot was moving slow ly eastw ard with air from the Mississippi Valiev. relief promised fur p a rts of jithor South Plains and G reat Lakes N o rth ' C entral sta te s tonight and H eat W ave British Crisis H '**liau 4 I ibm l*ea* ilnrl deals |<}.31fl,7!'2,047. A ttlee said II r i t I s it U r m e d stren g th would be reduced by 420,000 men by next Match. The forces num heied l,2!t7,Jon men on July 1. "An exhaustive Inquiry-hat Keen Inst Itut ed into the Wtni)» future of our defense policy," he -aid. A t another point, the l-aliur governm ent leader said* G reat 1IHta’in was Increasing the late of her troop w ithdraw al from overless. "D espite these accelerations in the ra te of w ithdraw al/ then- it no changr t|i out foreign policy or In ih e d efense' policy which un d erlie pur fu te ^ ii., pulieV,". At live a**' seitrd . The Pi Inn- M inister said his Socialist gpvernineht would “ifave to take some ineasun1 of con iaal over the employment of labor" In order to stim ulate product'oji, Be *im tiSg M n ’ •' 1 Thursday. Both tlie eastern anil Itucky Mnunlalns states would lie w arm ­ e r today, forecasters said. No rain of consequence was in immediate prospect for most oi the dry midwest topsoil, now gen- AUQ. 6,1047 i-rally depleted of moisture by three U «.y .1 i»f Umia-ratiiu-* m uffins from tin* high 'Jty, (u well above 100 degrees. Pasture* wet* reported drying up and in y crop* reduced. Corn h a t fired in el l e n t a few areas. » i f ri H iuifi I '■» <►#-5r ’ P5 L O N G r E A S Y T E R M S continued: “This will Involve some sacrifice of Individual liberty, though as little as possible. It Ilia / U* luce.*sarv to take steps to Iimi* employm m t on less essential * m i " A ttlee said the gov/rnnirn: nl«< would “ take action'* jgniu*: any Industries opera terI with “In* ffirl•nev or lack of will," To save dollars. Attl.-e said lie»tain would lake these ,*laps: Perm it movie m ater* showing film s here to convert only n fourth of their earnings Into non-British currency. Perm it Britons overseas to spend only (140 on foreign vacations in the 14-monlh peri-sl beginning Oct. 1, inslea I of |3fl0 y l W jreaaly period s i a t n».« mt Cut bv one third the bade gnsoMeyer TeHtimony line ration uf II galluns u month for private m otorists with 10horsepow rr cars. A ttire said the govern men would strive for a 2<» m*r cent in­ Mevei said the expense for Hull crease in domestic farm produc­ tion and "press - ahead w itlr out covered five or six days in Ja n u ­ plans for tin- e tp a n slm «f produc­ ary, Ili44, and included four to six people. tion in the colonial' cmplnr." “ Why were- you paying these ■"W e shall apply ourselves t fu rth e r development of our it- bills for Col. Ilall ami charging it, sources at home," h.* salif, "Wt up to aircraft ?*' Ferguson wanted JBUSt concentrate as :mmq.m_ni*+ •iblr on x x x the priHlnctiun of goods for export- ami tin- nrodiirlion of all tho*e thing* which sbuus imports. Tills will m-.tn cut­ ting out non-essential*. AV must Increase our to ta l,nutput so Hint We can aland'Im «’ur own ivg* a* soon as possible.'' * Attlee, in Ills grim statem ent outlining the Socialist regime's plans to overcome It* dollar fam ­ ine. said Great Britain had pm posed negotiations with the Uni. 'tad State.* for rrv lsim of two classes in the loan agreem ent. “I am glad to sav Mr. Marshall (U . S. Secretary of S tate) replied • J V I e e I 11 ■> ijr * I l l lY j l i I u L . 1 1 . * ‘ I 'm agreeing iq. Um»e discussion*, h-.said, . / ‘They will not cu t across the proceeding* of (he P a rii torifarm er. HI* reference was to inlet na­ tional converaatl.-'n* on M n shillV proposal of American aid for KutvpM n reonumTe-rrcon-rv. o 'p ro posal shunned by Ituasm and the Eastern European countries in her Attlee said th e loan clou.v* to be discussed were the agreem ents on sterling convertibility and non. discrimination in trade, both ta rg fta In Churchill's h illn ** to th e opuusHlon Conservative I'aity. Under the non-dlscriimmiUmi clause. B ritain may not cut down her purchases In the Unite I States in ordOr to tnrreasc them In non­ dollar countries. Kiwani.s Meet |r u n f U » # « ! Iin m l 'i i i t tlm H llvfhg a C hristian life. " It Is all too easy fur vuulh In p u t religions life on •* token foe g ranted hasls." he <Wclaml. "They need, to find out why they aro C hristiana." 1I«* stressed the need fo r families playing ami having devotion to g eth er,'til dendop more recveitlon to g e th rr-an l attend less to paid recreation, and urged Hint business men aid In vuuth develop, m ent program s.' - M ist Mary Beth Joiner told of th e rapid growth of tho Youth C aravan program during the past ' l l yeark, and said that this yrarK.r team s are tourlmr Ihe United , S tates and Cuba. She nuBlm-d Hie program of work, study; play-and w orship necessary to tf«ln trernbers of the Caravan. Miss N orm l Hupert entertained the Klwanlans by leading them on an im aginary lion hunt and m aking.JJjfin go through a lot of motions. Howard M ontieth announced th a t an Intarclub meeting with OrU n io Klwanla w ill lie held heiu on S e p t 10. E. C. Harper* a n ­ nounced plana for n ladies night program . _______ “ (in te rn a tie ral) Hughes Accuses an to come to the cobjL" He found a discussion uf tlpit (i »niiM«*a I,uw i‘u < m o ,n *ne ri«or*i 0 1 me secrei ses- template iliut a n y o n e w iv aton. Hughes continued, ami found has lawn In public hfe ns long * v “ f f me “>* • * * » * *A,k «' i have in the .la ta legislature, 'be number uf m an-hours spent on as goveioor, in the hodei a n d .the M-nate -inuld. o ft‘such short srooaintance with Hughes x x s make so hold a ptngodliuh as In­ here ihwnl.i-w, ‘‘It sound* mure like Hollywood 4l*alt-*y*b-i-s-Wir*ttingtnn: asserted “he w anted to go into "Tlrri* we go again," Meyer said. I'a u sin r for n few Johnny Meyer's expenses account, "Business." liiew sler Mini: • amt he said he knew there had He has runteruled litn" ami again “ I cun unsure yuu ‘hat Ix-eh a fluu.uoo payoff "o n the in hi* appears rices, d in tin g lust plane, and 'W hat about It V ’ F riday. Ihat he enter luil.ed free­ In reply to a" quration, Ae said ly, ami' that lie was instructed by to dmp p,. i|o,., nu| recall when Flanagan Hughes to t-hnrge such ei-ti-r tuinin so many words* showed up, but th a t “ I know the m rnt to Hughes aircraft. Hi- reitin IlivwnUY* tiott’l tinting w»» *uch J felt th*» two emleii again today th.it he kept wttK uf rrli. H v were d rfln llcit c o n n v c te i" his accounts 'Tooscly.” •Mevei read into tlm recoid a at lunch," H u g h es'. ,,u Kh*;* « h l " | h » v c nstm aBy long li*t <if -mnlli-r -unis he said I.tsis t .. ... «*«♦<•« kaloui of my reputation, an<l he spent on Hull in (he same peri­ ■ that the hearing* 'Imre is no uuestion th a t the threat od. Ferguson asked how i l i y r r ll l ........... Publicity was a pow erful' wra lt-uinnl that Hall had taken over from Hoosevelt. Meyer said pos­ “ I was" exhatpited fighting Mr. sibly through Ilia H ughe, lomTrippe'a political maneuvers in Washington," llugnea ‘ deciaied, "Diil you spend any money on B few stfr hna dchi-J airy direr! ami suggested they g at together, Hall prior to this lim e !" F erg u ­ o r - Indirect connection with I’nii so Trippe cam*- to the coast. son listed. "i don’t think so," Mever rep. American. He linil In-ell favoinlde to legislation which would eat up lie added that the en tertain ­ n single pvelseas airline m the ment - orrtim*d~ in - laiv—Aligelei “chnsert insiruniBiil" s-T Hie govern­ It ■•■liss.a lisaa r . l * Uwel Ferguson asked buw Hull hap. ment. Hughes made Ilia elintge onlv afte r n long exrlmng- with, nue, and is known ns the l««nsva pem-d to be In l.os Angelos. "n s Itoad. Becently a Min “II*. obviuusly was tht'C-* to look t'hairrnnn . Ferguson (H-Mirhl *if!ur the aubcumittce roll hiding the) "ectioll o f this toad was eom pht over our iilant.' .Meyer said. from the Imke Jessun One of the Hughes contracts hearings. Was a 122,000,UtH) nm» for recoil. When Hughes took Hie stand a t Bridge through Geneva to Mims naissanCe planes. F trg u ju o le a d 1:42 I*. M. (E flT l, he first askeil There are two proposed routes Hems of 148.03, lit) an.I 15 for more Unit- to m id testimony In- fur lying in the eom phtod sec­ ■linner nml tips ul lh-* lltachcunib. had given previously m closed- tion from the Lake Jessup Bridge with the nresent highway we«t era Hotel, and *12 f >r liinclr at door sessions of the committee of Sanford. ltmnanoff*s, Ferguson told him the commit­ “One route propose* to taka the Ferguson said it w is 'n o t clear tee was ready to ’ hear the “side whether the tutal bill covrr-sl en- issue" of Hughes' transcontinental -teitainm ent f*n Hall alone, and argument with Brewster. Meyer agreed lliat “it definitely "Is'H vnur desire to go Into this is not clear.” m atter now ?" he asked Hughes. The exchange rontiniied: ‘‘It is not my desire, hut I am Ferguson—But it .ill is i-IITirgcd willing to go ahead,” llnghei refto Hughes alrcrsft. Meyer—Bight. "We have no deslru tu force Ferguson—Whom von to do this," Ferguson said. "You .don't have to furre me," the airplane builder retorted. "1 am very happy to go Into It." l i e said lie had “ made staleInrnta to the press" about Itrew. knowledge. Ferguson—I tee some en tertain­ ster, the chairm an of tho full sen­ ment down at the ImUoni here for ate committee, and he stands by girls. Why was that rh n tg rd to those. He asked, however, to b« perm itted to' rail witnesses hf his Hughes aircraft! Mever—T hais'w hat. I am trying own. choosing and to closf-cxamine Brewster. . to figure out mysrlf. "The committee won’t give d o n ­ tory, would result in putting morn When Hughes reached Washing­ ton. he told reporters he was ator Brewster, the right to cross- values on the tax boolu; would .................. ready l<> repeal under ruth “ h>. examine you nor will yon ha*o the be a shorter route, and would not ahmil Y _h f l I t r ' cross-examine him," F er­ throw additional traffic Into our ■crything I have said" i_______ guson said. He added that Hughes lak esh o re Boulevard, which i t Investigation of his ontrarf*. could submit w ritten questions to crowded with through north and be asked Brewster when the la tte r south travel. Truman’s Trip "O ur S en ato rs^ and Keprescntakes the stand. “That involves a certain delay, tatlvea have doniTtome good Work ‘ ' IfaallasM timm Pass Osel In getting the road completad a t there,” Hughes said. complex and Qnwleldy" th at there . “ Ye#." conceded Ferguson, "hut far as It’ la, an let's be on our Is "g rav e danger th a t it would Im­ tlie committee Is accustomed to de- toes and help push through t J pede ra th e r than promote (hr gov­ lav." a speedy completion this link ernm ent's effort* to ‘ehTonrdge Hughes said he didn't want to of the Gross S tate Highway." scientific research." "launch Into this m atter .and have The hill would have established n national aeieace foundation ax an Independent agency to qtomole Miami Fire research In national defense and other fields, abolishing the present POLES MAKE PLEA WASHINGTON, Aug. tU-(ff)— Poland appealed to the United State* today to raster* its cancel­ led share of the *332.000,000 A m erican relUfprogram.Aml****bdor Josef W inlewlci submitted th e plea to Secretary of S tate M arshall and told rs porters tea. as well as those related (p de­ the conference th a t “ Poland fense. . If* said government expend!needs food." tures for aclentiflc research and development, now amount to hun­ dreds of million* of dollar* a year, "U nder present world conditions, th is work la vital to our national welfare and security," Mr. Trum an amid. "W e can not afford to jeopafdls* It by impoelng upon It an organitation so likely to prove unworkable. In another sharp criticism of tha legislation, the President said H a d N o N s w ip a p o r T o A d v e r tU * I n . . . And front page news it certainly Is! . . . T he Hanford fu rn itu re Company will furnlah 3 rooms for you at only *298! Yea! We said 1298. — For the living room, bedroom, and dinette. The am art home­ maker will come down to the Hanford F urniture Company to­ morrow early and take advaatage of this, for therV i only r f r llnsliail HHmlur Alt kaHlII foundation members would mean moat of them would hav# been people employed by organisations eligible fo r grants. ** he IK* asserted, "there la - t nua." created a conflict of Interest which would inevitably give rise to sue. ulclons of favoritism re g srd la u of the complete Integrity of the mem­ bers of tbe foundation." Hughes said he asked Noeh Dietrich, vice president of Hughes Tool Co., to go In to 'lW detail* of the m erger nropuslHon. "D lelrleh reported that he didn't think U would be poulbie to make an -whiUtabt* transaction with Mr. Tripp*," Hugh-u .-teslifled. ' "I Wien tutd Dietrich to drop the tnqUyr there, a t least for the tim e Th# lanky plane rasnufacturer •aid th a t next, Francis Flanagan, assistan t counsel for th* W ar Inm tU ta tln g Committee, carp* op California and started * lough." "It was apparent to J U S T LOOK WHAT YOU G E T THE LIV INgJtO O M OUTFIT Your choice of a conventional sty le sim ilar to Illustration or a graceful Chippendale ensemble. In either a£yle you gat the large, comfortable, spring-filled sofa and matching chair, a striking companion chair in harm onising rover, and a h in d some glass.top cocktail table. All for only - 9-PIECE BEDROOM OUTFIT •nda suite Includes the large, beautiful double bed. In* m a u lr* cheat of draw ers, popular vault? i dresser with round m irror, the bench, an all-fall maltrM a, deep roll spring, a pair o f -aae.Uetat THE DINETTE OUTFIT A N Y ROOM MAY BE H A D SEPARATELY who turned In U i a S m about 2.00 A. M., told fireman th a t **5£ * “ - • »n»M H art of light on the wing of the A.M which quickly enveloped th* w|ol« plan*. the flame* were out of. control." Daniel M cLaughlin,,! also »n Mrport em ploye., .aid (firt "an M fto.lon accompanied tbe H m tim ing It wag the application of screwk a x a after my fsllurn to Ininutea flames were leaping In accede to th* wlahea of Mr. Trlp- every dim «ion In the C n g b r> pe." Hughes said. Chss* said th a t at laaat two He said he wanted to correct a statem ent by Brewster th a t ."It was u y own Idea fo r U r. Viaaag- H ear The -i D eepfreeze Program ' ....................... . . featuring “Th# Four Knights” ' Trsnseriptlon ovtr WTRR arery Friday at 1 S:S 0 NED SMITH, Mgr. <■ m EAST FIRST STREET \ ’Right Where We’re Bc*« Fog i5 Ytara" �(a Unity T h ere.U Strength— THE i . T» P rotect the Peace *f the World; To Prom ote the Pro*re** of A m trk a i To Produce Proapertty for Sanford. W EATHER Partly cloudy through Friday, local Ihuniitishoe tr* during of* tcrnot>i\a. >1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. ! NO. 190 Associated Prose Leased Wire THIHSUAY, AIKJ. 7. 1947 • ec o »»e Army Gets New System Of Promotions Says Hughes Crisis Caused LS. Prices Lake* City’s Columbia High School Band Truman Signs Meas­ ure Providing Ad­ vancement By Mer­ it, Not Seniority 137.000 A d d i t i o n a l Cm In Armed For­ ces Announced By British Of f i ci a l WASHINGTON^ Aug. 7 WD- Hits It’s A ll Lies .7 . Plane Manufacturer 4 Die As Plane Shoots Down Into Oil Plant Chimney (Dares Senator To Re­ LONDON. Aug. 7 i#lv A Utitpeat UnderOath HU Asks To Cross ExThc Ainty'i archaic lyilrm ol pro­ i»h of final blamed living AntrrCharge Hostes:i W as amine Senator On motion by seniority wrnt out the ic.»n pinrv and "th r rapidly inwindow today with President iru ttcaiing mu pi u i ol L’. .S cajMiiti Afraid Of Hughes War Tim e Contract man's signing o( legislation set­ ovrt U, im|H>its" today for the ting up a permanent promolion\V A H II\(,|O N . aV ? (A l— * sudden uiutcniog ol Ifiitain'a etoW ASHINGTON, Aug. 7 by-meril program for the Army J low:ml I lityho -tml,i> i lullrngcd nonu criuia I low aid Hughrv vhuutrd tovl.W tin t and the Navy. HqUut’t plight I I ‘linked to a trviiinony of Senator IhrwvP-i Flaming Waste Gas S -nrliii H irtitier (R M e .) to - ie One of the lengthiest and most 'wtsldwidr dollar famine" r s u r e j (R -M r.) heforr the Senate W-'1 Burner S w a l l o w s pcxi um lrr b tth i pieti itatecomplicated measures enacted by bv A m enta's veiling to futrigu Invrviigating . Committe r ...*‘i>... j tnrfit -^ty' ‘"ffTcwitft " th in * ati aiiU p N e w E h g J a m l e r s linr h m in t w the 60ih Congress at is first sescuiotriM inorr than twice ir 'tm c h «f ftf a b f lira an d T fan ir.ii it afi.ml to travel aton, • »he legislation is the*, out-' ihc buy*. the iT antrllut ol thr ap ai| if I am alluwrd to ctow alone v*it It H iiyltn in ln» private F.VKRI ii M ask. Aug. 7 i t growth of months' of study by Exrilt^quci, Jlu g h Dalton, told the quevtion him * " . A *lll.tll all plane pluilgnl nut plane. committees. , H u*r of Commons. The lanky Holly 'Wood fllliv pryi I lie plane ntannfacluirr itiued u| a fug dtiouilcd »ky' caily ,lu*la* In addition to l n | up a new Ihllon was icplying to crltl* ducet and (tin liuilrd lii.it dri .tin* i h ti I* o gc aftri m uling the 'promotion system or the Army ci-rt- l>> Conservatives and la-ft- l.i Ml ion .it Hirwvtri ,vv Im look mli) a tlamilig wittc-ga* honiii arid tightening the N avy’s M ill­ urnf StirndiMta that the Lilian u| a ' inomtrt ‘ nil plant, cariyi'nit Sen ale. War t ornnnllec lo Hack ag iiio l ra i Ii Othei thr IcvO id t of ing advancement ayatem, the l>ill The high school hand of Lake t ’lty was, built up Ijy It. K. Hlark, es-m silne hstv’m sidrr who has K ■l i-1 It tn c n t “squailitclrd” the the viand for llir gerund dvv in lo iiri> death llir »lop"» loin m Senr ole oh- High II Srhoul » : o,w.t|,tMm U. ,*S. loan tliul the . commitlrr't mi|uiry into ru ta - down on tha num ber of come to Sanpird with th r Intention of building up an even larger hand at Sent' Hicwtlct and llu^hr* |oi "id lin g high-ranking offieera in iioth aerv- which for a numlier uf year* has failed to have a band large enm irh to enter Id ir-rily 'com petition 1’iia.- Mimstei A ttlee's new work Hughes $4O.(Ml0.lUHI wailimr .sir ci.illy piommrnl nccu|>anli at the llir tiutll." pilid app.nrntly thntighl he v*.,, Irea add abolishes , in peacetime ■t district ’ or sta le festivals. Mr. Illark is shown at eatrem r l e f t . _ mnpr and vat less piogiam ■prom ­ craft cunliacls. • * Iluglici ir lr iir d to the aitlinc tha w artim e rank «f five-star of­ ised "tiHi Jittle, tovi lair." xhivutmg .down min hitglitly lit Cratman I'ngum ii (R M ich.), ficer. However, It doea not effect lioitr** im iJcnt at a "sm ear cam ­ Itsittni disclosed that liccause of Duxlnn Aupuit. the rank of the eight, officers Cnrada’s dollai ahqitag* the Unit-' presiding at llir lir-.iirng mule, paign." Add hr »till the Scnalort Ih r drad w rie' now holding five-alar rank. ed Kingdom has ngreed to pay lontiol of a- suhinnim itter. dr —tn-ierrm-} ■ u nghi *f*er—then reputation! 'A ffecting directly or Indirect­ ilolU i,, front the U. 8. loan for *ua«*l#wf-(rrsf-rd— whrn dri tiling whether he or Jo.,)— .- -r *—CTHTaillun pill i Iium' v ly the atatua of an estim ated id llir j -inirr-M imlell Air Con- I76;000-ttf fieri * in -frmh~Tn,rTlrrt7 un i diuii on it* Cuiiailian ciedit of Htrwslet if lliry h id .mi u n i diltnniiig Coi|mralion of Koiton H lin Her i* telling (hr liuth in the legislation ie Intended to for the other 60 petrvtit of the ten queslinns rravty fin each oth­ and roll i•£ the* Late lirn tg r S then rn h tio v ru v over an airlines encourage the -better-qualified men H. E. Hlark. who irrignctl htf COsta er. MiniJi-ll, puhhdiei id the .old Hu. llieigri ple^utlloot. and to weed out through n proftntv liiy, Navy and air force position a i Ir.iilcr of the Colum­ i rrguion said tin! uinlr-r* rule* With imtli ttnilct oath, I iughrt rraa of elimination those unfit will U- cut to HTu,otHI men by tin* Ion lra n n iijit. bia I huh School baml at l-ikc end ..f next year, Dalton sani. of thr vuIk ntoimllec .pn-iltun* for command. ha* ih a ig rd and Hirwvtcr hai de­ America Is Urp,ecl Tc* M.uulrll • lun drliiilaiite. d tn,di lily in utdci lii o tg a n i/r a large I t will take several years for Halloo told tlu* House that lil­ muit h r suhim ttrd m adv.mcr in nied tin t tlip .Vn.itni once offered In*. Amir, J2, and Ifaniot. 1 Use Influence To the entire new program to get Ip; m e of wilting. b in d al Seminole High Sr bool, ac Mice utunpowei to I.ill .-11 tfir S rn a tr invnllgslodll id Hmloii. into full operation, for some I.ISlT.iaMI |>y the end of lies, today announced that it In* in ­ flogbi.s flo-h.-.l Hi- r.-rs.li.-if in . Get A r b i t r a t i o n ii.-n ul I Itighr*’ if InjHtU.uOO warp a rti of the new law don’t I*.'lim n, niiiioum-ed y e s te rd a y -InI'llul Nr In 'll Hell. 12 lea* oi l ! tention b> build jip a IDO pirc1* I’tife- Minister Attlee, “is not to In an envelops* nil.I polled ...it *el com* effective until a fte r |l*nl lime (J ii)r n in tra cti il hr (Ifiighci) vclri.iu I fie* .mil mrnihri ul i v iill imig sheets of w riting llv IIAKHLS-JACKSON though moat are effective Imme­ ‘ clvm l hand, and u rg rd Inal pu- Is- n t-unled As u tin get lait -* "I want In inn Is*- il i.-n . l.-ni tnCt.ill* pioimneiit l ong ttlamj tv mild Jgicr It) Itierge hit Ita n tJOGJAKARTA, J a v a . Aug. 7 diately. pilv. the t h.iuvbcr ol Commerce a mil. slniie win. h we are de these are not all," Hiigln- began. W'-ihl Anhiiev Willi' Han American. The new plan provides for (/V) I It e Indonesian Republic and civic orttaniralionv aid mi nuk­ le i-ii o il to leave liellind ns tup- “ F utthertpore, tile te-tll mny yi>s- N, 1 , f miilv. Hughe* -aid th sl after he had iromotion of officers by selection “cordially accepted" today the ill I* n* cin-ninstancva will alluw." lervlav of .Senator Itrowvier n n Flying the Mandril* hark from ing tlic projev V* tUKfll. n tbe lower ranks, with boards .tith e * rini-ol Mulch llgilie puck uf lie* and I call leal it M ontiml. Pell i* brlievi-ii lu huv<- revenh-d that hi* private airplana United States offer of its good (t'8«IIakMl P i |« T wuj The band will not ft* liinitrrl Vrn • „ cut of HU.IKHI below pie nnurt if I I HI! be aiiowt-d I. l « | tlkH lievtino- In*l in Ihe liluike ih ily Chtried B rew ster and Senator offices in the Indonesian dispute * morning log and to have mUtuken Brii-kei (H ithint from Wnshtngatone lo high wlaiol vludrntt b u t '* ‘ '» estin ia u s Th* end of .11 *- nuestion him." lon to Culuniliui, Ohiti, lust Feb­ Jvm iigiri. am iounted by Dal with the N ethrllands. n>aysincliHii- thotr from the Junior rim audience, pm king tie- Sen- the light.* flaring alop ImgS g a snton (Vpteai'llls » lorllirl vilt oi ale eaneu* room, ajijit.yqiti .1 yyheu line ililh nf t ile lleBioli (111 tfmn. ruary. Brewster told iiew;ituta_fn_- - i . Piciuici 'Amir .Sjaiifoeddln ask­ High and G iom uut Sellout, lie XVliXhlfijron Hint n'T W A liostss* during “ IPIn. _ -HltpIlCffoietllandeii In Klmvi wtillh Tmify Tin- tho*,- of an airport, fire of t.hii ride had confided that “shs ed llie U. S7 goveinment imme­ said. - er Fetgusnu would submii in ad- offii ial- -aid. i t fused tu tie alone w ith diately to send a Trpirsrnlaiive Ib -'d e. Isivd litttt will'll lit' i .S’112 Wltln-sar* *aid that the -oiall ati.idoti-ly ! vanrv tn him (H ughes! nnv w ilt. ine " o u flo f the Mat lues and hittarhn Stin*on aircraft, its molut* nih-nL by plane to this Republican caps-! i ten iruestlons B rew ster snind.vtl. "I wonder *»-hv ii was necessary ! rf^_’'hl*ft r f a lari. T .and i Banging nn the tabk>. Ferguson dropped into the mmllti uf tile to In tn r thr name of This girl into tal. “ in order ^hai. the Republican f Lake Cily th at fir fotpid little - i j A l l f i l 1 111111U f l*V I ordered the romo clenreil of pet"- ehlm tiet-like fuinai'e ‘lik- a ileud till* " llo gh e s satd. JE R U S A L E M ; A ug. 7. (A T — ■ *» no interest in such ti pn.Jeet * O l i l U l l l l l l l n l l Jr idgcon” after nor ree k , m in in g Jewish leader a "dec reed n ^ o n u d e te 8"vernmen, may more fully hcI a tors Then he i d t i n d n iwotti affldthat town of il.iHMi imputation atoppag - Hits af- <|Uainl Ihr U. h . trpteienlativr with 1 three-hour workh atoppag" A tall vimlli. w earing u aweafet, Vevernl towering lank* eontaining i I MMdMfil I'ngi i t*u| At that tim e they had a «■fmv..’ iogli i-XJilosive petroleum p u n b iil. |i bNlliturtl «** f*nat» T « m» ternoon In prot«at again st the in •Is official point of view." No band of only eight pieces, h- I * _____ The furnace, trscnihling a tits* e (em inent bv British au th o iitirs of U. S. Slate Dc|varlinrnt leprrscn* -Ifiii-k silo, liars al»>iit !a" (ret in th r e e . Jewish m ayors and some 40 **T-n l .* . ,-i i i DCTROIT. Aug. 7, (.11 Appro- U .S . (ieneral Probrs (I fimllniirtl tn* l‘agr I null I he i»ki* t It? < ItnmU’r i»f 0>ni . mimtcls lit MniiufAiclurother Jew s for the avowed purpose (alive ever hat vitiletl Jogjakarta. T he; prem ier. In yt statem ent lliercet #Kiv*iifiU i. If** snif Co, I'STjilifyv^.s tvrii* aetil haunt of checking terrorism . * Red Plant Seizure tnry Club, tile American l.egi.m mid todav and the 0 Park aid Motor Violence continued meanwhile, httindraat by the Jo g jak arta ra ­ Four. Day IISti! Wave British authorities announced Ihnt dio, urged ilie United Slate* tu It. U. Illark, who servrd a* a the V. F’. W .-gol lieiiind the l.nnd Car Co, notified some l.’dHi winkVIENNA. Aug, 7. ffll— l.feiH bandm astrr In the I'arifir Thra“ use its influence with the N eth­ idea, be levi-hledi noil puieii! IS-off tank ears were wrecked by era th at final iissotnldv operation* General Um-ffry Keyes, Aniertntii In Midwest B r e a k s a Mine explosion at Ua< HI Ain, erlands government and In the ler and who Intends lo make Ihr formed a band booster • i bib. will not lie resumed until next llii'llhi-t of tin- fKin power cuntiol Sanford school band second tn (United N ations) Security Coun­ Enlistittrtit Jo the N ational between Tel Aviv and Haifa. The „ In the district competition n' Tucadnv n* worker" tbstnteeism cummi**ion for Auatrkn, cequi>*ir<l As Deaths Reach (»!) none in th r stale. cil” to obtain acceptance of the Gu.’ id i* beiii,. enrniiraged by » a blast ripped up 300 yards i f rail­ , ' -’ URustine, tins band made tie hompeied m i lusly pindiutiiin in an expbinitiion lodny for Ru*i>*ian manv Ini)..- eniplovet* in thU and lit Ihe Afume la ted I' m ** district -fiisj division light in iwu B nggs plants todav. way track, but caused no casual­ Indonesian proposal th at an in­ aeixim •->( the l.olmii Fefinerj- io ternational arbitration commis­ Thiltnfershowet * n o t, r adlllg oihei eoiiitoDuiln s of tlie nation, wtlh Jni-knimville, St. Aegintue- , llriggs ie|m rleil thill (Is Con- Vienna ties, the announcement said. lo 'h e Mtd- llm- General I C Hutchison reI'nliitkn mill.(■aitie.-v die. lie puiin J tier Avenue idnnl wns elo*e*l afte r An extraordinary m eetlnv of sion tie dispatched t(j Indonesia V. 8 \ i mv hendquarirM ‘rn-il hieese* cut fll/Hu | u v when he announced V aid l.cumt (the Jewish National Without delay. eil out. • ■112 of tin* plant maintenance force Keve*. tn a letter to Cul. General West’s worat heat win* *•! the yeui vi-a led t .— The statem ent, addressed to It take* time to b mid up u go ■ failed to repoil for worn Tialnv blld V. V h i-iilov, the ituayill'l iiieiii- tmlav after deaths It. mi tlm l*mi it i-liiu H-Ju-I. l.v employee* 'of the Council) and other leaders decided upon the work Stoppage In tha U. 8. Consul (ieneral W aller baml lie declared. Inn it can »*, jlh a t IH)0 workers wore absent from lrt-r of -.the council, utacrlcd tlmt •lit v— of I (Midi-): l v* leiiiperalun a V latit.e t ’u i.t Line Railroad and ihe Winn I ovett Grocery Compibine in Saiifunl us elsewhere, lb i Mark Avenue plant. Briggs If Soviet tntlttary forces I'tttl Mdzt-d hud risen to at least lii*. Jewish areas of the Holy (.and. A. Foote in Hatavia, said that -f "Tlie bent wave i* definitely nuv might unjlst lit the guard They ordered all Jewish traffic hal­ the Security Council, through an told of huw Jam es O’Neal, pro*-j .e n t I .Hi Ml home from tin* Conner the oil ooik* in Rte c.ipacity of ted and all Jew ish shops, testnur- international commission, could cut U nilm nsler al Foil I’len - I plant and i.MIK) from the Matk trustee tending ri’greenu nl on a hnikrii at Chicago mi.I all point* wHlumt jFupardijing i h e i r ',r*gthe dispute, “ the Untied N orth and W ist anti i- U*ltn: illnr *sent inti* or their custom ary schools, went into Kttsii* n few “ Avenue unit. ants and place* of nmusement settleI Pent Dedication of the Tourist In. Ia writ !’«*« T a » I Closing of j he Conn *r u len t cut definition of German assets in hi okett lu m lu m .l -' the W e n 'b rr' t^*L'-.w h ib ------ - iTiafTrttrT*nrr lO s ll s s n l m•im ('BAi1 . 4i«r* closed from 2:00 1’. i t. d o 5.00 form ation Booth on North Park A usImh f«i ilM-iiiaiou h: th e Atrs Ituth of Jtie-e i-oncern*. it was P. M. Avenue by the Junior Ohanilier ••ft Packard'* supply of bodies. Ilian peace lie aty then Ihe arlion lluirati said afli-t a .ii-Mcc at t'hi- uiiiiouncrtl lim e agreed to give engu early today lurtibled lhi-.ttu r The leadert a t the tam o time of Commerce will m*rk the start, A llrig v - spokesman said th.* rinild le* “unilerstoiMl," I III‘it elllployees time off for. sum ’ called for the abolition of em er­ Florida Salesm an Is of the [.akor Day celebration here, 2 More II. S. Army absenteeism generally was a ttr i­ If that wete so, the U. 8. gener­ curv flout HI ill 72 m ill.i a- lew ntei encampment* in addition to minute*.- ’ ' gency regulations and :h> reestab ­ according to the prpRrnm ic* buted to the heat.' which he saidal said "I should np'pteclat,,t Elsewhere. IhoHftll, the tm ecas their regulai vacations sml to lishment of the supremacy af civil Convicted Of Murder leased today by Kdward Higgins, Men Killed In Manila inside the factories it-g n le re d 86 letter front you t‘> th a t effect." (I’sB llM ta m i r u r r « « i ter said continued high leuifern reim burse them doting thi* mllm anager of tijj- Seminole County degrees. -No worker comment wns “ Itiit." the letter cotiGnueil, "if ita n tra in in g , i»eiim I, ussimied to DA UK CITV. Fla., Aug. 7, (£ V - Chamber. Thi* will take place at MANILA, Aug. 7. b it The nvallahte. *■ the tefinery ims Been, seised a* lures could he espertial lislav, pm A circuit rourt Jury deliberated 1:00 P , M. slaying of two inure men of the Shortly in*fore noon C hrysler a German asset without uwalling ticulqilv from iiimihen’ ieii Muht- to- fu e dal* this year and two Green To Address onlv 2H minutes today before con­ fi'ora. reported th a t l*oo workers in completion of discussions n r resolu­ gan southw ard ihruugu IndmiM.) weiAis next year, for llie differOutboard raring and tbe Motor U. 8. Army by unknown VFW On Guard Unit victing A rthur Berry, Jacksonville R egatta fium w{1* *?,"1,Ui,,r' ' *y. 1 'la Lynch Itoiul gear and uxle plant tion* of difference* eith er wijlun actus* southern I I11 o >i - o n d .m 'e l.etweeu their teg u lar pay will .follow at 1:30 o lb-orh m agatm e salesm an, of kil* eloek under tntf auspices of the ^nea*Hyttbyu* ronunanu. illM| a like* number «»f D * Holo thi' Ati’ liiiqj T reaty CummUsior, throughout the sm 'dh.ni Fl.iiiisf And the amount they jecieve from J — ' I the government. Capt. Roy Qr««n will address ling .Willie Mas Benton, I4*year. Florida Federation o f ’ Outboard nkii; ilitfUion tiu I left their or the Council of Foreign Mini*- .Stale*: , . At Joliet, ilk. about 41) m iles' This pit-grant dims been adopted Philippine K-out. of tltf A rjS y sj lt(ht )t w.» hoi t.. lets, the action catinut !»■ under­ " member* of Pgiit 3282 of th* VFW old achuolitir). ’ Motors, and under direction of-the south of Chicago, a brief Init In-tvy | by the companies in order to The conviction carries an nalo. CoA t G uard' Auxiliary. at- i t s ’ 7:00 o'clock buffat supper r 'Jt ^’r*^***! Ks4"’**.f Official readings av the stood oi acceptod.** downpour w** avcompm id by! i«>nitiaseii »• •*»*• r » a t and killed tn a daylight attack . tin (|ra, .,. oulaido ouisolo tem temnerat)'pn|«cwi la ce d m (lie pers ro tttu sf a t tha Legion H ut Mon nralic sentence of death in the elecSenator Speasard Holland. Sec­ Wetlnewfay while un guard duty lure a t 88 degree*. strong winds which t ie" dow n1- , , ... day evening In regard to orgam trie chair. retary of Bute R. A. Gray ami poi at ordnance general 'supply depot Ilarrv's molhea» him . Harold many trees sml disabled tk -sr.ty 's ( a l d W t ' l l M S l S t t T Meanwhile 55,000 Foul, Lincoln Beauty Colt te st To cation of a new National ’Guard U. S, D latrict Engineer, Colonel a t Camp llatangas, ihr m lie . •ind M ercury hourly-ruled worker* Power service. Some IhjUw ’ and 1 ,, V V . u , l i m . r l n n unit her*, and will outline how Berry began subbing and half col­ Willis Teale, will apeak, amt southeast of Manila. Be Held In Luke Mary automobile* were damaged by the^ I J i t 8 111 >» i l i a l l i n i f t O f l began a lay-off ,expevti-il, tu la*! much U to bo paid to mambar*. lapsed in her ehalc where she b .d trophies and prltea to th* winners One scout was hit hy six hul It w ai announced today by John been sitting at her aon'y aidr-dur- uf the R egatta will he presented lets and diet! almost Instantly, a t least until next Tur»dap, nllrlA beauty contest, 1which all ing the trial. A high reaiiing of ltll degrees " A§HINTtT(jN. Aug. 7—(AT— huted by the Ford mu mu: cm ent to Sauls, po*t adjutant. County or Central V fiU rd iy |fn:vp Clik*afft4 iH licit t^nl •!m uni' I n!t|wi»lT/ _ Judge Jutin U., Bird recessed a t the 7:00 o'clock^banquet to ba the announcement rrln lrd , whlh the strik e of 7.IHK1 worktTs nl the Semimile of Oov* -C.. W. Johnson will prvaldo iir given a t the M ayfair Inn for the other, with tw o ’shots in the J Uaidwell of Florida, plica of post commander F. J). court immediately upon receiving members of the Benior and Junior forehead, died ’■ few huura la in M urray Corporation of America Florida girls are eligible to join, three-day period m is ,- Jul-.-. I:*» 1 • ’ “ '■r will I*** conducted In cunnectinn (In each of the three d s .s . Ho- <licd a t-lu r Jmme here today, Scott who is now aw ay on voca­ the Jury’* verdict. Chambers of Commerce and their In an .A rm y hospital. Their name- idanL with the tlsnce (wing given S at mercury Miss Caldwell's lowly was found rcury climbed.in IP0.-jrm u tk tion. frtendx. ■ j _ pending notificawithheld urdsy evening from 8:00 to 12:00 Yuma. Ari*,,- reported the n*. or her apartm ent, to which *h* “ Due to th a fact th a t so many Large Cuban City * S tale Senator Lloyd F. Boyle wars tloh of next of kjn. o’clock at tho Mike Mary Com­ tion’* highest tem peratuii * vs-»ter. had returned - a fte r reporting tq Car Fire Attributed vaUran* it # seeking membership A ttack s on U, 8. Army pei will te rv e aa toaatm aater. A accounting oftjc* munity llulldltefT y the laike Mary Shaken By 6 Quakes Jayce# 113 degrees. ' I'hqgnt* in tile the general In th# VFW post w# are issuing To V isiting Smoker Chamlter of Commerce recreatlun day, sponsored dfoce w ill' be sonnet since June 28 have result where she was employed. Author* Mime nts(i“ iiud 112. a special invitation to these men ed in a doien casualtir*. Th. committee, it was • announced ton ih c r point* rejbuAing lOtl bi Iflt'* said death wits ibis' to u.tturH AV AN A, A u r . 7, On* hern a t 10:00 o'clock in the hotel FUUpwine m ilitary rnmm*nd ami lo attend the m e e tin g " *md Ad— , W. A. Morrison, Ford dealer, dsy by If. H, G rier, com mittee more included: F resni. Calif, and nl causes, possibly a heart attack. man died of a heart attack -aril hall room. . ju tant Hauls. the U. S. crim inal investigation today attrih u trd the fire th at chairman About 18 girt* are *1- Advance. Mo. 10tl; Batesvlll •. Atk.. Miss Caldwell cant* here s«v*r» Mr. Sauls, who alio serves ee 30 persona Buffered Injuries as division are investigating. started In his new Ford sedan ready entered In t)|e contest. .L and F arli. Tann.. 105: St. Lout*. ni *years Ago and worked for k th* city of Santiago w as shaken commander of the 6th district Saturday evening while he wax In Member* of the laike Msry Mo.. Shrcve|>ort, 1^., and E ffing­ tim e in the office of her brftthsr, o f - th # VPW in Florida, stated ■lx tim es yesterday afternoon and M atthews Is Elected th* baathall park to someone g et­ Youth Center are working on ham. ill. 104, Little Rock, Ark , llten n rni-mlu-r of the lious*. th a t the Sanford poet had tbe la s t night by earthquakes. Funeral arran g em en tt have not Mayor O f Altam onte Housholder O ffices tin g into the car, «illinK down the impiuvement of Ihe public and I'ellciton. Mich. 103. Nashville, The poputaee of Cuba's second largeat delegation At the recent Move To N ew Location and than leaving a lighted cigs* beach a t C rystal Lake, Mr. Grier Tenn. 101, Grand Rapids and lieen completed, Imt burial will city (pop. 120,000) remajned out d iitrict m eeting in P eL and. * la- In the fam ily cem etery aft rettoi Ila declared that h* did ■aid, Col. J . E. M atthtw a was elected Travers* City, Mich. 100. of doors oil nig h t In fe a r that Milton, FI*., Miss Caldwell w as Springs their homes would collapse. Moat mayor o f A ltam onte E rn e st F. Housholder. Sanford not amnka himself. u native of Knoxville. Tenn. * Plant R oof Collapses of the city's houses showed cracks Tuesday tp susoead U. 0 . Sm 'lh attorney, today ennounccd th r S tate Highwayman L. C. Bender Teen-Agers Invited Operations Begin On today as a result of the ea rth ’) who resigned from thU office, J. moving of h it law office from using tt portable fire extinguisher, In Miami Downpour movement. ■ * Goodard w as elected city clerk to the A tlantic N ational Dank kept th e M ate under cunlrvl un­ To Party In Orlando St. Johns Project LIodh-R otary Ball The first trem or was felt at fill the vacancy created by the Building w h e n he ha* been loc­ til the F ire Department arrived t , MIAMI, FUh, Aug. ?. f/P)_A 8:02 P. M. (KBT) yesterday and death tw o w seki ago of L. R. ated fo r many year* to the Brum- tq fully extinguish ft, said Mr. Game Slated Friday Sanford hoy* and girls are Dredging operations designed heavy downpour cauaed the roof th a -la st a t 13:46 A. M. today. Brooking, This was a special elect­ ley Pulealon Building, where he Morrison. invited by the Orlando Recreation to deepen the 8 t. Johns River * * of ■ building to coltaDse here to. Most of the injuries w ere claa- ion. will b* associated w ith hi* son ■ r-L *------ = -----------D epartment to atten d an 'aifmls- from -1'aUtks. to Sanford to a 12 The Lion-Rotary softball gama^ d a r but no one wns injured be- aified ee light. There w ere 212 votes cast, Karlyle, and daughter-in-law sion free- teen age p arty to be foot depth were Started tliui which was rained nut a week ago l VISITING ENGINKER conns the proprietor wm* ilelayvd The tremor* were felt through- according to B. D. McIntosh, J r. Darla, who are^ nrw com eri to the AVcilflL-xday will-ukw-qUe*-Friday Wfl*y Gillespie of the Jackson- _given next Wednesday .. evening b r the m in. out Orient* province, but with who cam e second In th e mayor **n ^ ‘ ‘ - ftr m ^ f lf —Bmlttr a t o'clock a l thl~T7rUlidi. evening a t the Lakefront Soft* intensity than- h r-S an tiag o . m i ttlirir V6t*a to T O r M a tt- ^ rte ^ e u if e ^ o T six offtces^ocoupy ball Park a t 8:00 o’clock, It wm4 ay conferred with Colissum a t * program to be cn Among A m u r cities rep o rtin g effect* hewa 127 vote*. T. Fir ton Ifar- th* ,fro n t of the second floor of ^announced twlay by Lion C aptain mlwloncrs and Mayor titled “ Sanford night." W 0 A. M. while m in wax pourf pouring from the quake were GuanUnsimi, low trailed w ith 1ft vote*. Of th* th* butfdlng and were formerly A t '10:00 -o'clock th ere will be ed .th is ‘ morning hy Edward H ig [Richard Deu» and Rotary C aptaiir tn regard to City tlUliIn torrents. The door wee locked, Berecoa. Palm*. Soriano, Anti Ms. tola) vota, 128 out of 130 colored occupied by Judge J . G. Sharon Flayers or* Cliy M anager IL N. a lalxnt contest for all agea con­ gins, m anager of the Semirwli Seminole Orville Touchton. manager ee they took shelter under art awn- Balre, Con tram aestre. Bogus, De- reg istran ts coat th eir vote* apd and the Isle H. C. Du Boo* and ducted a t the p a rty , and hrond- Counti- Chamber of CAinwerce.’ requested to l>« un hand 'a t 7:80 lu r across the street. * n a n o and Central Toes Jo. 87 o ut o f-114 w hite registrant*.th# la ta T. B. H iggins. The Gillespie was on hia way east over 8 tetlo n WORZ, and the signing of a bill for -F. M. A few mlnutee before the owner T he buildings reported moat In th e voting fo r clerk, Mr. rooms have lawn repainted and tte r Park and declared th a t pritea will be given to w inntra. an additlonsl appropriation * uf \ Dr. A. W. Epps, J r. will pit arrived w ith th e key to le t them in, imaged in Santiago include a Goodsrd recleved 161 vote* to l l deco rated Hind present an a ttr a c t­ retu rn her* soon to-check Local en tra n ts are advlaed to 1300,000 last week fo r OiU foork, and Andrew Stine will catch fi the roof collapsed w ith a roar. hospital and an a r t school. The cost for F red rM U k u e r. In th* ive appearance with carpeting of projects, principally a l telephon* Mr*. II.. V. Aiken a t a total uf |«00,(»0 1* now .aitell- Itnlnrv, H arry Robson will h T he W eather Bureau told 4.0ft wall* of some p rivate hornet election, .12 bell eta were declared * deep shade of red, Venetian _ pump stalion wher# new 1024-W fo r fu ll particular* of abl* for th* project, Mr. .Higgins for tha Lion* with Al Lyon lathee e l ra in fell in f t i / a hours, eollopeed. void, sold M r.’ M clatoih. blind* an d yellow ’ drapes. _ angina* or* being Installed. th* contest. said. reiv in g . m Indonesians Ask New SHS Bandmaster Reveals _U.S__ Delegate -Plans-And-Urges Civic-Backing To f Jewish Leaders In Palestine Order 3 Hour Work • Thousands Of • i Industry •. Workers Idle Kmployers Help National Luard Fnlisfmenl Drive City’s Program For Labor Day Is Announced fp>,; A t: ' ‘ S'*/*''- ■ - H:. A * n,J ■ ■ *j .♦ . - ,. ' L ._ . k& t - ----- a--- d— t----- ----- V ’ p • j f . * ' - �■ m u H ughes Inquiry Jumped up in the and lie spoke nut clearly M ttsaii L foe “It •speak fnr (tie n.„Ji sudlim m ,1' Then, o n ^ ih C Jsefalf, he promised that fbose 1 it ending the hearing would remain quiet. “ We w ant to hear this a* Amer­ ican cUisens." he deciaicd.The young man said he was Leonard Small, of Bropklyn, N. Y„ a student a t Ceorge W ashington Upivendty here. Capitol police, moving forward to carry out Ferguson'.* in itn in tioos to clear the room, hesitated. One of them *sald to SrathIt "You lug on Sm all’s promts" ifie a rnce would rem a in ' quiei and called his Inal ruction* fo* poll** to clear the room. Brew ster went hark to'th>* chair to gnaw er a series of tioiu Hughes gave to Chairman Ferguson (R -M irh l'o f the Renat j atib-commiuIn his replies, B rew stm . 1. Acknowledged -hat he I; id eaten a t least "three breakfast* In th e la st faw month**' at a *pe. rial nrsidence maintained here by Pan-American Airways as a guest ren te r for officials and antnluyee* But the Maine senator in*f*lci| this could not lie let med I In- "Pan American Palace" an I instead Waved photographs of what H im ■tev tailed **TV£}\'* palatiiil" home and swimming pool. 2. Agreed that Sam Pryor, a vice president of Pan A nnrican and form er Connecticut Republican national committeeman: Is a close friend of hit. I. Said It was true that be bad spent two Thanksgiving vacations o f ghoul one week epch at a home Pryor -has at ifobe Sound, Fla. Brewster said P ryor wan no’, there and he (B rew ster I h'ad p u n based hi* own food and borne nil eg* s A N F o n i) n r itA U v a A N F O R n , m o rio n s were under way to tranfci governmental fnnetionn tr, Ilukittlnggi; In Sum atra, if l»*c- Indonesia Request tl khIihM ,l» » »•»«• n . r l Nation* would lie d e a lin g a murhnreded preceilent to prove to the world lt» authority .ran stun war National Guard Drive and settle dispute*." It said that United Nations arhiliation o ffe r­ ed the only* hope of settlem ent. encourage rm|tliiyees to enlist In SJarlfoeddin earlier said hr the National Cuard and to make hoped th at surh n rortimhudon it possible for them to do so w ith­ would-lie made up nf the United out any financial sacrifice *or loss Stater, C leat Britain, A ustralia. of vacation time. This new- jMilicy India and the Philippine* and is ex|iected to go into" effect immediately, it was stated, lierhap* Slam. "Tlie government and people i In making this announcement, Hoi ‘of the Itepuldir of Indonesia tjrn -firlferal should consider fully ’ prepared to subm it to o‘j eth er employ I j; | l l . S a t >• I a- i * rr r - . f decision -in- which ,11 cistrSttoil ' 1 the m erits of this proposition and ' ' t National o -•f the recommended' a- th*1 "jftrinun v Uu* Importance ____ I . . a _________ mean* to settle the dispute," th tiu a n l to the maintenance nf~law and tinier and the security of the government slnlrtnent *»td. The Ne|heiland* artny h»m*h nation.* ed trxlny that it bad suffered 22 ra iu s ltlr s —ffl—truce violations hv Jewish Order the Lndotirsians since Monday mtdnigbl and officials of the Be public vnirrd rounter arcUMtioi la w I hi uuhout r s L 'jlw I *1*' that the Dutch hud commit! "<l gfnup iepeuted a pleqjr' t 1* fight new hrraches of the cease file Jew ish iinJergioiind t e r m i i » l groups. A Hutch rommonlipte «*id four Tile th ice mayors founded up by new viotallnns nf the order h a lt­ tiie British.. are Israel. Roknch of __ ____ ing hostilities had occurred in Tel Aviv, lived Ben Afrti of NatJava and fhuiistm, nnd th a t stlcM nova amt Ahraham Krinitsi of actions in the last th ice days Itainat Can. They are l*wmr held had cost them four dead, 17 at the laitrun detention,ram p with wounded and one missing. the other attested JeWif. hvist of Premier Amir BJarifoetldin of, whom are ineinlH-ra of the Rigid the Republic declared In Jngjukni Wing Revisionist party. The Jews ta tha( Huteh forces liad moved were arrested under eftergshey four miles nearer the ItepuliHceri regulations and no sparltiq i haigri y rstrn lay ami th a t prrj f Co r id a TH URSD A Y . Chinese Inf, Position To D efeat *Red Arm j m m t to the press ?" Chairm an Ferguson tit Mirh) accented affidavita n f Alina Anplewick and M. E. Bell, captain AI f* NANKINC. Aug. 7— supported. governmelt.1 troop* Is western' Shantung province fo r* ed unit* of Red (icneral Lit I’o-Cheng's army liejlt against the Cmxl-swollen Vellowr Riser today while government force* It eastern Shantung Increased jv e m * Brewster would get a ahanre to reply later. * The hearing was punctuated hy frequent flare-ups of temper. Once, Ferguson areused Hugncs uf “tryim t A llI a A P A rlti^ t hat W n M m ill ing (to discredit' feat on the Communists, In thk West because the Yellow Kivar was now five miles wide sod few hosts Were available. ing "unfair' tio n s m t him a t Senator U rcw atrr (R -M e)\w tH i Hughes charges once attem pted to "blackm a l l ____ _ _____ him into agreeing to an airlin o merger. Called a “pack of. Jta*' Brewster ter'a denial th a t therV la any tru th in the "blackm ail' story. Finally, f rrg p s o n flared* Up. l ' . ’’We appn-eiate th a t w h a t, you are try in g to do h ire indicates clearly you are trying to discredit the com m ittee," Krrg(i«o,i said in measured phrase*. . nTbat m raps the integrity o f th e'U n ited States Senate is a t stak e." \ lie* told th e muit^m illionaire plane m anufacturer th a t hv rannot control th e eomikiUre "by vour g reat w ealth," I a uc . 7, m 7 Withthat Butbake a cafce Everyday/ Airline Hostess Jane Parkers II ..nligartl ftniM avlt hv H arriett Applewick, a TWA hostess, which term ed th* Brrw ster charges “ absolutely untrue.” The hig crowd a t the hearing laughed when Hughes added that he "never carried a hostess" along on hla private plane. He eaplained that Miss Apple* wick was along from Washington to Columhus tu "serve meals to llw two senator*." Hughes said hs hail never «ecn the TWA hotter* In-fore the Ohio trip nnd had never No ANGEL FOOD Bett&rValue CAKE Sine* 1862...Fint Among'Fine WhUkiee >1* 6.0*1 SHOO1C,* SACIOC It ACO. Hv asknl th at Senator Brewster lie requested to answer till* ipJCtFast hers D lstribatars, la c . New Yark oath w hether'you matin the htatf- Straw berry Persciwcs' lb. ja r 41c Potato Sticks (warden FVchIi Fruits & Vegetables 4. Acknowledged 'ineT Ti accepted free transp-iitaliuq Pan American’a special'' YHv*,« airliner from Washington id 'K a leigh, N. C. H e said hn'w m st to Ratrigh to confer with I hi: lute Benatop Halley fD-NCl at Bailey’s request about aviation legislation. Brewster also repeated'v hit at lughr*' story of a "pctjiMiiitbin" or a merger. "The suggestion that ] held a whin over Mr. Hughes is ridicul­ ous," he declared. DKTFA Yellow SQUASH Fresh Te«d*r STRING BEANS ? Selected TOMATOES N ew Army System offtcerg determ ining the quel ations twice in sucreeaion, au offievr - from Unfore the Atniy has p n motad It* officers largely through Iqrily. system, a man’s raid’ lly being contingent upon bis . length of service rather than his qualifications. The Navy ha* fo1. to w e d a system nf srlertluti, with modifications, for years In Its report on the lull, the House Armed Service* Commit* tea eaid it will bring more raphl youthful .officer* ... __ t eateer* satU faclnry 'enough hi attract capable men, pnimising enough to hold In service the cn pable men. already in uniform. and economical enough to 11* reptablr from a budgetary stand*, point.” ,.* ' One b f the tnajnr firovisiottr of tho’ new act is a llnlHatinn on four-star officers, li B m lu the peacetime m ilitary establishment to II four-star officers .a fte r J u ­ ly I, HMS, five for, live- j Army, four for the Navy, fih tP 'P ir the A|r Corps and one for the Ma* tin s Corps. In adiiition llie I'irS Ident’s chief of sta ff would hold fotir-stai rank while serving lit that capacity. There would la- thr**-»tiii offl ter*. 23 In the A r m y /J O in the AJr Corps. 2 In the M aine. Corps ge rterals and 202 one-slar generals. Until such tim e' as the arm ed services' strength irache* the level* prescribed hy peTmancnt law, the new law routlnue* the present system of tem poiary pr-»* motions fo r tem iioiary-duly offlcer». For the Navy, the legislaUnu inlnaJuce* for the firat lime Uw selective system of promotion in the grade of adm iral, H eronflrr, art officer of adm iral rank m in t One reetilt of that change, tlu committee said, will lie to (wrmlt outstanding officers to ’ Irectimc admirals at *n earlier age hy Weeding nut the older men ahead of them who can’t qualify to retain* their statu*. The bill also allows the promo Uon of especially wslt-quallfm-1 men in advance of average off.* Yellow ONIONS USE A PENCIL H E R E ’ S A T IP ON H E A T IN G t Rivl BlUs POTATOES IN S T E A D OF HAVING TO Fresh CARROTS A SAW A FTER I T ’ S C O M P L E T E D ! n r£ii TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR P L A N S , WE HAVE MADE * : rr ** - - - ‘ m* . r - 1 ■ , . i_ « i- i h ? 7 l - .\ ‘ * * 1 ^ + - W t*. etmt ’ J % *. Rimnyflrld Sliced AN EXHAUSTIVE STUDY OF FLORIDA’S HEATING PROBLEMS Loin Steaks !b 69c Riba ■ Chops lb 59c Bacon All Meat B eef Stew Boneless Rolled Shoulder • Roaat Fresh f! round AND IN C L U D E D THE F IN D IN G S IN A NEW BOOKLET Hamburger.; lb 43c B rllket \ • '• Stew W einera’ Jicrm ani Assorted Cold Cuta*- Fresh C nltags -*;. j- FOR PRESEN T Sausage* lb 63c lb 43c Pork Liver lb 39c lb' 45c .' - Cheese lb 23c Fillets Lord Halifax TOMATOES Armours TOMATO JUICE HOME OWNERS. JUST CALL OUR OFFICE. PINEAPPLE JUICE (Vctagon Another 'chinge Is the introrlur* duty officer ivy aystetn. These >• from enlisted m-n end office* ranks only, riwy » as h ig h aa comntatidsr, will be assigned to kpecial* j duties not com petitlra with lb 55c Arm nurs W estern Iieef Liver Hermans Skinlrta THAT TELLS ALL ABOUT MODERN OIL HOUSE HEATING. "1I I l j l 11i i r ) AMD WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A HOUSE HEATING L i iB On l m m m m s e r v i c e for t h o s e p l a n n i n g new h o m e ^ AND lb 39c Hermans Bmokod GET THE FACTS ABOUT HOUSE HEATING Soap S w your dealer, o r telephone o u r office fo r a copy o f the Soap. 3 bars 25c Ann P a g e BEANS 2 bars- 17c lt)\ Tom ato Sauce Boston Style or Pelmnliee • new booklet on modem oil houae heating, o r . • • *r Sm. Lee. Super Suds 12c 30c Vel Ige pkg 30c Octagon Q renulated Vegetarian Style 2 lb Cant 25c ' MOTOR OIL r law provide, fu r tomf M all dffleera tn the ,rmy rather- then in ■ Apenn Window - Cleaner 20 oz 21c jr ie r k ia I W e A U * lr t C e su p an y • r obligation the n< Pfeead tend Mamr XNTELl—Thursday, S aturday. Apply FINE ENTERTAINMENT It)R ALL THE FAMILY The Summer Kleclrle Hour * 1 Tune lu Suittloy Aflcruuiwt—-CBB T - ', s’ aty Ju L 4t •^ ---------------- — ----- 1 200 M agnolU Avenue : �THURSDAY, AU n. 7, 1947 Oviedo Is Scene Of Much Activity In Home Building Construction U n d e r . Way On Projects In Business Section THE a lia New York Cily *nd N iagara flam rhlrr. Dorothy Iter* ——------_ ' Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Parker WHry Alielt and T m ldv’kinlia!l have returned (nun » Dili threnghare spending thi* w e e k 'a t .Day* out the N ortheastern S tate ., vislttona llearh. Johnnie "June, in ing In WayheagUbt. JV. i*. JoTii lim spending acveral day* in Orlando U. F. Wlieelera. in N. >v York Cily with Mr, and Mr*. Malcolm Jour* anil N iairara Kalla. The,- are now and Beverly Ann. Mr. an J Mr*, a t Davtona llrarh for the remain* Malcolm Jones, daughter, Beverly der of the month. Iter .mother, Ann and nephaw, Johnnie, itlan to Mr*. Mather,’ stayed .it their rot* •pend Mimetinre at Wildwood vi*|t- tage at Daytona whd* they Were Inn relatives. away. “Grandpop" Bill W aid I* »mll* inir broadly ‘these days. H i, only By MAIIIAN It. DISKS There are many new ’home* and Mien, but Bill *ay* h buiH 'nga going up in Oviedo 1rt .Sambo** to him. recent week*. .Mr. and Mm, Chur* Thy K. 1*. Ragsdale*. file t tie, le« T. N Iblar k hare started run* atructlon of their lovelv new homo I,eon. and Bobby 1 hav.i n v rn lly on the Sanford Highway. arroa* returned from a trip to At b n la. from the Don C a rrs* * v-t” The Ga. and New York City. ■weet cottage of the (ieurge C. Mr. and Mr*. Dun. Carrnwny Mean*’ (Minnie and went get trill aoon be ready for oecuoaney. Till* have returned from t> n y t n n n la also situated near tin' Cat* fb-nrh. hut plan to In* off io r unother destination in *i rtittpl** of jm way’s and Nildaeka. weeks. N ear Sw eetw ater Park entrance, the Ben Joneses' (Louise and U rn' new bumralow I* icolnir up in a hurry. T hr Joe Beailey. Jra. are making rapid progress on tbrir* in the new auh*<ltvision at Sweet w ater m l Novella w Aulln plan to sta rt laving the ou*fb. blocks ftn theirs next to Louise - • ■- ■ and Joe’s next week. The Rev. Mr. and Mr*. Lei *"d .M rf f N~. Thompson, »who, Mr. and .Mrs* E . K. M artin were burned-out ta*tThuvU.H*lvl»,g1 fcu|^ * p , t Diiytiin: » a y . . . r e now enjoying lire com* >t , h(. u .#ch Torts of their new homo. Mr. and Mr*. Bill t Thr 1’aul Campbell* an* proud Jack, and Mrs. II. to show anyone utuund their rdor- ___ __ able new manure apartm ent. The M erritt Staleys an* beginning to m ‘ feel ' a t home in their- *-nttnge H y ---- ------------ - v how. The Tommy Moons, recent ' bride and groom, qre *tnrtintr 'l.e 't M new hpmc next to the CantplielW*. H I | ■ Tiuniiiv nnd M uithii'Stab'.- are also ■ planning on their new home on jLake Charm in the near futon • velvn and Itoliert Ian- Kemp and baby dnughter. June, have just moved into their new place. — In — thy — hnstnVSX .i u i i h i .- the* Standard Oil Company is . delhR fast work on the new station aerosa from the place they had to tear the old one down to ipnLu room for the tu*a Iritrliw ••<*. The Cily Hall and Health Clinic u undergoing SIUIII* rennfating. liny on the other aide of town, near I C>»c Malcolms' Leon Bagsdale D TonstrucUng a large, new ware* house. Young H arris has tevenlly moved into his new husinrai es­ tablishm ent. * Work on the two new highways, Chuluola and (ianeva. Is progr?c* aing nicely, .Heavy rains in I'eren* weeks havg heyn retarding their progress on these higbwi't.i. ns well as the new bridge. 5 Mr. and M rs.-J i *ll . Btaley^aml ^ Ir. and M ra Tommy Stidey are visiting in Bethlehem. Pa. with Mr. ^ n t l Mra. Hilt S earrest anJ . a Knroute lliey friends at .vlsltwl relatives arid ___ _ _ Macon, flfc. and Washington,, Legal Notice SANFORD IIE R A l.D . M r. ElUnlwth 4IT .1ark*<mvlltr, w m a visitor... — ------ S A N fO R D . Fred fin *„ri.'ewhllnub i: u* W<»- llJent fnt iiMother year. Mi. lien Kimrr.il Servirc* itir U v ri. Kill- F. First Vjce-pi rodent and gbam who dint at th<* Florida t.'lialriiinn. Mi*. Young S ah ilaH im were- h*Vt WfjlfffWWF" H arr-. . 11(J(| at the Oviedo lta,iM«i C hurrh, the Ffdlftan Chair Milton Km, II. IL Link, officiating. Pall- Corr. k o r i r r y •• Em. Robert Imarer* were* Jack. Klliert, Ray. nrll. Irea-nurt; Direr* Karl F errell, nml lo,1 t.li.) lira*- I**1’ hio |. You Where Customers Send Their Friends' Jtnu* Spi tu i‘1 mi I lah y monlhly hu*m r*‘ tin■< dam*t*,< have retm ne.l from a of the Woman’s Misslriun.* So vaenihtj in Keotnrky.-* - ■**-*■** * i'f the Oviedo llaptU t C hurrh 1held Monday aftertidiin Mr. aiid Mrs. R e a m G allon church. Officer* (•>. the commit U tatliiiiii tlH I'm tv •;>««!« * 4" * -HOME CONTHOI I.K ir • ■ i fcOt Enul Flrul Street San font. Florida YAUDLEY VENETIAN IlLlNDS *- *- - - . ^: SIUI.01N, C l.l'll, Itllt, T-I10NB and 8HQULDKR 11. •A m erira’a Moat lirtutilul Aluminum •• Cedar — P«Mi|itd All A»k Me K«r Free t>nm.ilr HTKV ENS - ii 17 W. Hahittsor Phone 2*0729 FO R T H E B E S T IC E C R E A M N I C K ' S O W N ICE C R E A M W l m a k r o u r o w n I c e C rr» T u s ly — D e li r i o u s — NICKS 4 1 4 S a n f o r d A v tn a e I!li SHOULDER ROAST Kill & BRISKKT STKW OEOROIA S.MOKEO STRIP BACON ARMOUR’S STAR SMfOKKI) SAUSAOI s \ nTTVvr n r mea* Si hrilH'r* S IIO U I.D K K ' P I.O R IO A IIINlll.KKS CHEESI 111!AST Swlfl'it- 1*1eltmioi ~~L ,'j ' j V';:t Corner Magnolia Avenue ami Third Street LK.MONS U. S. No. 1 Cobler CAliBAUE Fancy Tender Green PAUKA\ North Carolina M I T H ’H Nvtlr** I# hrt* *ivi n Ili« 1 t am fllKAitfcfl " I d *!»•• tnutu** |t JSOt KHftft.rd A>**!1»#** umlar «KKlrtlll'Jiia itiimt Mh »w r tr* E dfiW oo d unit ifsciV 1 tilletill (o r#|fl»* * b »n m t f f K«iil itiO iia |HnnMiMlti I** 11 * «if Ili« P IH iflctti* N u tttf U tlllilffr ft*fiH|« 1 r r fitlJ , U i r a j»t P to r M ti l»tl> with th»- 4‘letfc fit (hr Circuit C u iiit *iI B rittlnnlr * t'm n it> , (L I» Priwdl, Little Yellow K l«rid4 GIANT s o r te r . At i**n o’*loch on ThiP*,|*y morn* tng. Aueiiii Jlh iti* lloNfd of Put** ai. lanrurlloti wllj rerrivr •^sl».' *n,,l■ ini nplsitertna a portlnn of th** t..‘ii*„ Monro* fteh'-ot nAudlag according to tli* »p»i-|fteatloa** of PEAS Large Fresh A rrhUsv-t KU**s i - g - n s h t n * . *1- |l|* Hanford Atlantic N*tl„n»l Want; building Th» Itorttrl irmrtmt Ih* right* in*,re}»c1 any -or all hid*. Itoaid **f Pnhlie IntirnrtInn for HersInole 4'nuaty. KlorUla. •- * T. W. law lna, Hupt. Ii tj Jordan, r'hsltm an Golden Yellow vHusbands! Wives! Want newPep and Vim? Calif. Seedless W illi S*iiii|in HEADACHE Large Calif. Jumbo STAN SACKS fast-acting lw- { radiants in rvadjr-maaawecd sm a ll ildia and urn- ^TANBACKJ •Ur Mins* Try 51 Ftll#w dirtctUna. TOMATOES Large Heads Trvlli* Dr ami PEAS No. 2 can IJt'by’a Certtqll fitokely’s No. 2 ran 2 for 10c OHANCiE JUICE IHe Crosse and Blackwell’s n. can *25c KETCHUP HEKF HASH l»c ASP All AC US pir. ran 25c SCOTT TISSUE 2 fur lUc SPINACH *No 21. can 15c Waldorf TISSUE 2 for 1.1c PEAS Bonus M ns-Ml. 22c Del Monte Early liarden Libby’* (inrdak Snj at No. 2 cim Harram rnto Fancy C ____ rest_____________ Value Slierd Rifet* ■Velvet PEACHES No. 1 ran 15c CHOC SYRUP Knrhantresd, ft ox. Jar 2 for Mi PEANUT BUTTER 29c K< • 21 oz 15c MirmTf’ Whip Salad Dressing; No. 2 ran Old Glory PORK & BEANS No. 2 ran wh. . IRISH POTATOES No. 2 can Fancy DICED BEETS CUT BEETS ^W G IO H O X qL 15c �■ 1 / ~rJ— "•jf, THE SANFORD HtRALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA P A G E PO U R T IIU R SD A Y . A U G . 7. 1947 • in K a la k t t .h e d )■ IWKi Election I hsuc In New Telescope May The Sanford Herald Britain Created By n i l l < k «4 4 a l l i r t f f i l l a i a r i i i Solve Question Of M 4 U U i f at - In thi-re n I aihI W orld? Muny rem em ber the m ovie, > a a lw 4 , I ' la i ia a New Regimentation L ife On Planets based on Conntt Doyle's story of that nnme, q t n plateau 1 1 1 M a ia a lla A i » a a W»1»T« 4 a a m a a l r la a a lu a llr a M a k a r XT, t i l l , at Ik a I ' - . l u i l l r a •I » a a l . r J , t -la r ld * . a « 4 n tk a A r t #4 t M f n a a a t M a ir k a, 1H*1, B O L L A N il U I I I U N E A lt u r b O IIIK IN U K A K B a a la ra a M a a a a a t ~ a r n a n t ii* n o a i i a t e i , T a r a k la l a A d t a a t * U r C a n l i l , n a r k . . ................... • M O aa N a a t k .... .11 I k n a M a a tk a ------- , ----------------------------- A l t Bta M a a tka ....... 4,(0 O aa T t a r »«i A I | a k lta a P y a o llr r a , la n la at tk a a k a . n u l a t l a a i a r t a t i l m at • a lt r t a lB ia a a li to . tk a l a r p v . i at ra ta l a a l a a t i , w ill k r r h a t * # d fa t a* t t p a la r a d t * r 1 ls la « r a t n , • |l I --- - ----|-I-— la la a A D ia it a t t r t l.* * * ..a la U n a , l a r . , r r p r r a r a t a T k a lla r a U l a Ik a a a lla a a l t l . U a t a A r a t lla la a O tflcr* a n u m la la la t d l a Ika la ta * aaa - cl lir a la Ik a r a a a l r r M ilk t r ia r lp a l k c a C a a a r ir t a la ( , llt a « a W at J U n T a r k . _______ T k a l l c r a la la a a tra a k c r at Ika A a c a r la lr o 1' i t M ' a k l t k la a a t lllr * a a a la c lr r lr l a I k r b h ta r rrp ab ti* r a il # a a t a ll I k r la r a l a r n a p rla lrA l a tk la a rtc a p a p rr, aa w a ll aa a ll At* a r n a t la p a t r k r a . THURSDAY^ AUGUST 7, I#17 BIBLE VKKBE fU I( l u l l AY bu t so m e ha v e N o r even LISTEN ED , NOR CARED TO HEAR WHAT GOD.HAS TO RAY TO US: Whatsoever God hath ■aid uAto th a t do.—Gan. h i: 10. ANATOMY (From llioloila) Hknda one can undarilatid—they | hold And move, carat*, and grasp and b in d ; i But whilt "f ll.nt **.. fluLlu — Which by a single eoutuf ia ■brok* H *9^ Whoso h a b ita t' I* w ith e r ahull N or vain, ami who*« word ia nev­ er apokenT How frail ia man' hum ility, How atoul his arrogance, to know Bot half of h|a anatom y A nd raat thereon hla happlnett and j, nHUBF.lt i 'I : Is . They are' hard, they are. w arm or cold, • Thay ara to ft; ami (u- the blind I hay can raad. ‘w , T k c tt too are w. it hill niuu’i hen, And ao ara li|ii am) e y r t bnd brow; Thay have lhair m>»U>r:«s, but than * Ona can alw ays touch than), hare and now. *1 across Boston H arbor front Ihe ol , term inal. Several other airpott* are located in the vicinity. Pell, who Is a veteran tranapor oilot and form erly flew w ith tha China National Alrwayb, came to M assachusetts about threa months % ago to take charge of operation: for the N orth A tlantic Alrwqya, Joseph Murphy, general m an­ ager of th e Beacon Plant, said a poaxibly worao disaster was aver ted aa the plane barely skimmer, huge tanka atoring hundreds ol , thousands of gallons of gasoline, naphtha, b e n s in e ^ il and ta r, 8ome employees at the oil plant said they navy a plane elrrRng qverhead'before the crash, leading m officials t o a peculate th at Pali was P looking fo r a place to land. Had he flown Juat 10 feet to the , .................... ............. ........... .. ... left of the furnace chimney, they pe *ould have landed in a Donj "suitable for an emergency landing." • Plane Crash d a te s tlecldod to tr y to mold tlm m irror of fijn-d quarts. A lte r two yrara of exkrtijry^U ng, a disk of fused uuhrVtV*** p o u n d , but it clacked whll^-' coolimr. The 1G00.000 spent thus fa r on tne pro­ ject was w ritten off .ra a Itm and a m anufacturer of ovenwaro glasa •IPvrex* w as.authorised,tu»fay-.fiia -luck. 'U s in g a m lstu re o f. silica aaad. sod* and borax, this company sta rted naperim rntIng In 1931, pouring disk* of various alien from 26 inches on up to 200 Inches. Not until Iferrm ber 2, 1930, did It suqcrd in pouring a aa tb fa rto ry __2SP■Inch dhw. Ten months were required for It ’to cool and th e disk was shipped - 3,000 miles by train to P as­ adena In 1930.' The Calleth optical shop has spent the laal I t yearn—with lim e, out for lh« w ar—grinding end polishing almost five Iona of glaa* off lha a u rfa rr of Ihe diak. To reduce weight and provide g rea ter atru ctu ral strength, tha m irror was poured with a waffle ribbed back. T h it ribbing cause* the "honecomh” effect readily notlcahle in photographs of the pints disk. A thin conting of alum ­ inum will be spread on tin reflect­ ing aide of the disk a fte r it moved tu Palom ar. *1 II (.mint,* flaw |-aa» BWl the middle of the oil olar.l. The small plane was completely swal­ uboundinR in 'dlliositUrs and other prehistoric Mfc, which a DEW ITTE M CKBNZin lowed up aa_ it dropped tntd the lly RALPH DIGIITON party of explorers found in the Amazon valley. There was Al1 Foreign Affnir* A nalyu 20-foot wide "field burner.” AP .N easfealurm T hat w«» n m oil ronvlndng this much ponxibility t o ll, that no one knows what fs in .--Art-Aaptoalon cocked the urea a* PASADENA, C alllb--Unlit is the plane crashed. The l-ody »«f munh of tin* 6,000,000. square miles of JuiikIc and swamp • poh-H which Social)it Prim e Bin. icientlsts of tha £Sth century- have Itlcr A ttire mailc in tbo Hou** of one girl fell between the uuUr nnd thnt make up the Amazon urea and that of its tributaries. Commum yca(cciiay in dealing solved the prtihlems of interplaneInner wall* of the great twin-walltravel, they'll proably still To explore it adequately is a gigantic undertaking, with Knyluml’a rconom ij cd«i«, laryusing r j brick and ateel cylinder^ The th e SS^tiO.OOU, 200-inch worthy of a universal.institution like the United Nations. convincing from the viewpoint that t* olh«-r three plunged into the redtelescope now n e a rin g ‘completion So the Uuiteii.Nntions Educational,'Scientific and Cultural the politco-enomic ayatrni of (hi* atop Palom ar Mountain. hot flam ing Interior and were tu rn ­ America of our#, tha ivatein Uiat ed beyond recognition within a Exploration nus taken this area ns its first project. As if Britain forsook fot- Sociallirtt, U There’s no b etter place on earth few minutes. the Amazon were not enough, purl of the upper Orinoco the belt of them ail, Tor a telescope of th is magnitude I t was the third in' a rerias of valley mid British, Dutch and French Guiana ,w|l(-also r. AtLlee'a explanation* of.the lays Dr. .John A. Anderson, ex tragedies th at lias virtually wiped icutivr officer of lh"n Observntury, collapac,' amt tire d raitic remedir* explored. • # J out one of New England*’ oldest of. th g i California In itP and best known families, An clip A lost world such ns Doyjd imagined br not lilfely to. which he propotei, »how rliariy Council (ute of Technolcigy, -jn charge of that * Id* country's fR st all-out er brother died .in action in World la* found, ThCr* might be ruined cities, the prddQcts of urr- Socialist experim ent has in the th e, Palomar telescope project. W ar- I, shot* down <ii the last kpown eivilizatjons. Cities built by the .Maya Indians cen- short period of two years arrived .T he moon m ight l«* a better American flight over German lines tiiriou-ago have been found in Central America, completely at th r point of conkidvraLJ-i goy. spot for sta r g atin g because It lust before the Armistice. A younovergrown by'the jungle. , ger w as k llla d -p la y iiu crnm m tal reKimentatipa of th« in­ has no atm osphere. Rut as lung remain earth-bound year* ago. . -IT ------------------- :----Mon* probable are prosaic but valuable ilhla on natural dividual. In shurt, the royal toad wince will be Important The Mandril plane wa* nn hour* . resources, primitive tribes and' natural history. Ad the to Utopia has made * sharp, turn Palomar Atmosphere above Palom ar toward a regim e which certainly ami a h alf overdue a t the ije»'e,,if Ammonium N itrate Is world’s largest unknown- urea, it must yield much new partake*, prrhap* only tem porar­ is vlrar virtually ev er/ night airport, 16 mites nwav. when It* * v wt vr • information. of th r year. The site U only ily, of totaliarianiim . crashed, le ad in g -fire official'! t o | B u n n U ( ] I I I N e W IO rk 125 miles from Calleeh, apd a ■peculate Pell was attem pting an , ________ ^ Right h ere-it ihould ho in id R-, good paved rnsd runs all (be. fairness that the Kuv»mmtnt hnr emergency landing. \ NEW YORK, Aug. 7, UP)— • Buying Black way to Ihe lop. Palomar Moun­ AriY chance to save th - quartet y-irr Commissioner Frank Ousyla been saddled with many burden* was hopeless. W aste gn» being banned ammonium w trate, inherited from the war. Of course tain itself is a solid block of ys u\s Always uiutahlej by its Very nature, the black market former Prime M inister Winston granite, 30 mites long, 10 pumped into the turnnre was the fertiliser Ingredient th at in Berlin is now.undergoing a re-organization, says David Churchill ssys th ere wU| Im> no re ­ miles wide and 25 miles deep. quickly shut off ami then, through on ship* th a t exploded in the Even a se’vere earthquake covery from the country'* p rn e n t emergency door*, worker* drugged Texas City and Brest, France, M. NIchol, writing from that city. harly ja r the tele until “ the g u ilty men. would .with long pole* ami hooks lo te- disasters, from piers and w are­ The fart thnt the United States has cut off Die ship* misfortunes whose ersay theories and personal wope enough to knock the ash ­ ruver tho rem ains of the victim* houses of N ew York City. nients of dgnretn to the Joccuplqd zones, together' with incompetence have brought its es off an astronom er’s rlgaret. Quayle said la st night th a t th* as the interior cooled. • * a Russia’s nuive to ship in large quantities of cheap cigarets, down, have been driven front power W jtnesses reported hearing a ban would be enforced against has just about removed that former item of currency. An by the votes of the natio n .'’ How­ The mere fa rt th a t' unborn gen­ M. II. BROWN, optician in motor sputtering about a half Ihe n itra te "no m atter w hat Its of the grinding of Ihe mile from the Beacon Oil Plant mode of transportation — ahip. end has been n-achfltl, also, to the supply of personal ever. he is leader of the ro n ittx a . erations of scientist a le ex- charge m irror, says his crew now is or otherwise. tive opposition to tha A ttlea renected to rely heavily on th r new *- I rail, truck, plan* oi said th a t it "Juat missed the lb»sarticles of value which Die Germans have been using for glme. T hrusting politic* aside w, telecopy^iy^jcuve„y<*awb.. J* ta » within o n e d ifih wave-length y, L ite , rifSttjjw tt , 1kuAA.j’/ t L flW jW dftt »j‘ b W V .*t*d: jUTVHore IRQ black market hading. ib v 'M « M l -A ahoVl wave-leng­ ifoiis ■ to • hannolo flial AVtWgt nrSd¥’ tk?»J-v, j? ,.n to 'lo n g to bulfit. ll’ m ust V fore plunging dow n'the chimney.’. i th a t is m ust hasanio th fo u th ly i* 1/100,000 of an Purchasing offices' which the Russians'ha v,* maintain­ striking adm its Ion*; The big Bosley airport Is j»ai die,** nearly perfect as possible, nn-l inrh. Tinhe goal ii*i .o lo po.ian poliah in the. TT'!— >, fint .Inki t time. The late D r., men. e goal ed for Die buying of watches, jeWelry and old gold have - I ’ would agree th a t !t eorK#? £ llrry *IUIf , founder of i *n*rro r ^ H h ln ont« been closed without Warning. Such nmalbunle operations have been better If We h g reater concentration of 'jlffo ri toulit' Wilson O bservatory, first . " V * : ?n« th ®* * P « ' are. thus rurloikftlr but c h a m p a g n e , light •bulbs, stockings M feel parabolld arc. a y b e 'we ' have tried tu 'flu too Removal Announcem ent Started, working . on ihe Pulumr.r and sugar stilj maintain thv.ir status and are carried be­ much In a short tim e. < “W r can’t poliah the mirror : • I) . *tiH t I'J year* ago. doWn to absolute perfection,” ;.|k , * r tween zones and between countries by the big operntora. “ it may welt be th at. We have project Anollier reason was World War adm its Brown. 'T h a t ' would . I havo moved my office from Tho Atlantic Na­ •This whole illegal, artificial m-t-jip is a symptom of tile re la ifd controls too soon. There 11, For five years the telescope taka another 100 years. Maybe has been a failure on the part »( wa* neglected while arianlista tional Bank Bldg, to tho Brumlt*y-Pul«Alon Building. economically diseoBed state t»f Cerjnnny. Only when pro* some longer." workers to real ire th a t shor­ Comer of Firat St root and Park Avenue, Sanford, duction ran Ik* raised to somewlu-ro near normal, and the ter hours ami higher w ages must turned their attention tu weupops. The telrscope was .ii-iuing com­ Florida. * recognized currency of the country will buy a reasonable be match A! by g reater effort." N ew SH S Band when war broke out In amount of the necessities of life, will Ihe black market, A n d ao becam e of th is lark of pletion Europe, says Dr. Amh-ra.on, ’’and In the future I will be aHHocinted in the practice riw lliatian. the Prime Miniitci with ull its evil effects, have a chance to die out. | f M M fitS W tfi ffl-S M !* •* « 4 4 IS ? ) in "peratlon nt liiw with my Krm_Jia.rlvUr.ainl hiH-wifo-Dtrrin, under said hi* government wool,) have woubl have l«-en nut Jav a ap.fciot-ltin* -sm nli-rrt J l t n i l llaiKir-”.the-lime-ilX. Jtt_UKft~»mmB-incaaurn nf control- almutG rralrsl Hie firm Rame-of Houaholder Asaociateg. ganiietj a school I,and th a t won technical problem - I t a il y iu u l-N d u k in m ie s ---------over the employment of labor In nstiiioa) fame. in building Ihe telesrop* wa* Our new offict-a will be opened Friday August 8th, order lo stim ulate production. He New instrum ents arc needed, he Ihe mirror. R tru rtu rsl work on 1947. Indiana has been celebrating the 100th birthday of the added: asserted, t-Vperially bnsnes, lis ts • trtrscopr— the instrum ent will Involve some sacrifice, the won* and percussion instrument#. exclusive of Ihe 20-lun m irror Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railroad. Not that one ■of-'This Individual liberty, though a* Entrance to office Floor No.-103 North Park A’ve. Mr. .Smith today appealed to a!! Hoosiur in l.WM) know.^it.hy this,, its official title. To all it little as possible. It may be necee- weighs 500 Ions—vras not fivic group* to aid in se cu rin g , even started until 1936. after New Phone No. 1300. is the Wonaiii a by-name derived from an Indian word, sarv In take steps to lim it employ­ scientist* h id assu re i them ­ thc#c instrum ents. ment on less essential -verk.' meaning "fast-running." Mr. Sm ith revealed th at he had | selves such a m irror could be Tlie government will lake action . made. Ernest Housholder l»ft his Lake City post in ord»V j The Motion is not- tin- only road whose real name is agrilnst any industries operatinl to be near his parents who live In * • • known to few. Till* New York, Chicago A St. Louis means w ith/'inefficii'iiev or lack.of will." little to-mnnv wfn> live along tliei Niclicdi'Pliifetl The Big Employees in Ihe more c ssen lisl: In 1920. Dr. Hale and his assn- Lon gw mu), Four is know ns Hitch fur more widely than its official Industries will have to work lo n g -; and coal miners will tie aiked designation, the Cleveland.'Cinnminti, CiilcngtHij: *3t/ Louis. Pr. Ami ten Westerners mid Southerners Mpi-ax- nf 'ilit- Katy tot work half an hour .1 day udd.- T h e population o l f$ahghal, CJnnk, in case you «ie intereiieil. tA 4,274.486. Well b«t you duin'l to one who refers to the Missouri, Kansas. & Texas, Atflee appealed to Viorken not h«vc .ny idea it m i io lm<-. These names Mic railroads arcept?l*Tla-y may have to ore** far increase* of.w aget. lie zfef^ other ideas aiKiut the derisive r«'p(jer|nu^ of their Initials, asked industry and commerce (o from declaring nigh divid­ w Irri tb p IM n W g re ,, l.arkmvaiiiiuK . . _A ^Yedcrii ______ becomes refrain jip m I'-rngrm f Mirends.' theDelay,' Linger ^ Walt. But Hmt !siuuitht-r nt«ry E nalam i’s import* are to be cut [to took dtn wife In * bairtull jU s J l n a i u e r th a t will tnea.n |A» if ia »how liuw lUmottaiK UH \fr- ■ f lff , | f ? -: ilwoth#: 'dly. lo prove something or other, <> rh rlv tian Helepr* Munilor ! ' il w i T t i kOl quite lin e ’ ju*t vrhkt. * j The United State* h*»’ paid U» ikipttU lo llungaty,* tomelhing which wogldn'l be ol wry much importance if 'it were not. lor the fact that Hungary it. in a way, Ruitia. And Hungary hai done nu w o rn than Ruitia and > it not nearly a* tciponitblr. — ■ w * A- Prciidcnt Truman talk* an optimiitic view, of^ die world lilu•lion. Speaking to a group o( boyr • nt ail' American Legion forum be laid, "We will eveftliktllyf wind up by having peace in the world, and by having people live ‘ *F Itee in­ dividual* tfgitdleiftoi'Yace, creed pi color," He did not *ay, howevt:, when "eventually" , .Now ihe Egyptian* U e tryma tq run the Briliih out ol thru taunlvv Th#v u eie glair iU d enough enouuh* teunlry. Ih ty weie “ have them lltcic, • nowever. en Matthsl Rummel wa* lacing ill Alamcin- We think l( we weir Btiliill- we WouM gel out qf Ebypl, India, butina. and Pa(e»tihe . . . for a while, and wait until we were invited back. ' Johir-Ttmple Grave* tty* that Ultra i* mrh a thing a* being '‘ob­ noxious whether you aie innocent Or guilty or lemelhing Relweeu. Thai's Elliott, Il isn't just *that ba is »o infantile, but that hi* childishness ha* this obnoiiout quality.” And when you add that obnoiioutorts la a callow diile|* ld for the ordinary decencies, you *tf. somelhing, well, tomCthat it very obnosiout. teems to be cUffiereoct of opinion among the ^ esperli. Genet*I MaeAithui UH .that the 1 bomb may be" tfc>eloped to point where it will destroy r a c A n d only a few I ago General Jacob Devets. ' ^ i The BIjj Poweiy , Again R la-the-R ig Power vein.! w rite foil* to I1N art* to deni Again il Is Kiliixla exercising II. with Girece, D rUm.it', prevent th . United deal with the Greek cru ia ^ tv lB tates, from proceeding with il? ° nT*hl. t h el ieleventh l S ; w-l. V..I m.nl,„ „ i T^uronn .prpgrnul M rThis aid,«uJ to v*n ib l This ?. i* th , ; , „ k r;„vemmentY key wrench which RfSMin U n , * | „ |.. o.W L ,g a |m b themachinery nltock] in throw n Into the UN machinery, ... which »*......1 th ree 'MtAtblan' The bilU rness u f the American aalcllifr* Imve already been inn d auvu on me m-curliy plicated by a UN Inquiry. TlaCouncil Is therefore ■nnleralaml- Ru '" ( hii veto cannot prevent tlie bit. 'The feeling among oilier IJnlitd State* from w orking with western members reflect* to ooqn in the UN nt the sam e time to extent the Aliiericen inipalienrr International rra train ls This feeling 'it tb*t the UN is mini,litli on the border’ raiders, It doe* increasingly menaced by Hutiha’x not end the authority of Ihe sub unrestrainer!, use uf the lllg -commlkttion which has been study­ Power veto,' ing conditions slung the Greek Tha la w ia u may ask whether border, Russia h a s nut a right to emploo Wlial It does do la throw ovei its veto powef. The right answer is th at Russia has a legal right- un­ flu- Greek crisis the long dark der the char(er. But at Ran Fran- shadow of Big Power conflict. It cisro -th a -B ig Pour pledged them- 1* th at aspect nf the Russian Veto selvea.to use the veto power spat*- whirl).u a u a e a diaqulat among friend* of the UN. For If the la ingly. “ Greece cannot be disen­ The Big Power veto over peel-al' ful settlem ents Is nor, however, tangled from the power rontest trite ,0 ao r,n final aa il *eerna. Tin*, Ix-ihg waged at many point* b e ­ T*|U "f,‘ r•* f m l Th,» t , 11 h„ ,p tween Russia and th* W estern Allies. The UN may confront JU server inexperience,I in UN ways, decisive lest in Greece. every veto looks like the rod of .It need not tU *q,i however. A* hope .f o r a nolutiutt. Bam fttm ai hold* It oven looks* like the Mid o f-th e long as UN Itaalf. .. B ut taka th a veto .now In tits news. It praventa the UN /ror.t the UN together. But the objectadopting a , United Rtates-spon- ivo of this eftMtS -Mokt not- b* simply to moke the* UN u arena sored proposal to- »et u p e ,>•• mane lit- commission to watch lha for an Am#rlca»MRu*»l*4t show­ Greek border. But* It docs nob down. It was ne*fg /im cudtd fot ’ .1 lit fltlti ■ltd UN discussion of tld* luted. In fact, a prtqKtsil by Mr. Gro­ ' The objective must be tq pr>myko is duo, for debate In a day eerve the UN |ftjn < li||M ' period or two. O ut of (hat debate % of aharp Big 1'ow erPoftflict. If compromise m ight come, all ea rli­ th a t ran be diine.jlhag* la ho;>e er Indication! to the contrary. th a t the UN w d iR e la day find We make no such prediction. But waya (o deal with m a rn a tio u a l tha fact remain* that Ihe Russian disuutcs with a minimum of hln veto alone .does not necessarily drawee from the Rii^ Pgw cr veto. srJsTiioarinCtiia Odom T akes O ff On Round World F light, m n . , n To Break Record aoto reco rd . P o s t ’s recoi 9h i U l& hTJilf-Stands', was 184 hour*. — ----------The- weather* wtb'Afbtefwd gobd to Gander an d .1* ta t^ A I * s e c o n d ________ , ; tentative atop. - Uf h*,jgu»e* up CHICAGO, Aug. 7, WUliam P. he plan* to land a t to r n * . Odom, 27 y ea r old former B ritish 1 . • m * * s * g ^ il|« iW lh /U r th* fa iry command officer, took off at U kaoff. Odom’a M i l l T l a d attain hour speed at 12:63 P. M. (CDTJ today in hla d a £20 mile feet an4 h*d ,«bs«vcd a solid convartad twin-engine \vm.v bomb­ .000 er. In an tf f o r t to halve the late vercaat ovar 1-akw- Mwhlgsn. ■ iA& s - w w gJ a e ssu r used sh a ll .neil War. at» Douglaa. irport shouted 111 be back Sunday,” ber shortly after the wishes, Odom, piloting tho “ R Y'l . ,.V War when some ea- nolda Bombanell." atarteil off up. f lig h t with a CH IL EA N -K IL L E D Mjring lbal (toison gat th a tw ic e -p o s tp o n e d flight # . many people." Ame n g . olliep tilings there will be n irth e r food restriction!. rlOiwt nrrd stren g th i* to I* re­ duced by 420,000 men from Ihe present total of about 1,297,000. America will be aaked to ease rlavsea tn the loan agreement 1 -qt It! • ' gluomyl picture which Attlee painted, but he faced .the taiu* with determ ination amt lie stood hv .his BocislUtie guin. Ah this early stage in his g reat M lticnl experihlSnt he feels Impelled to resort to regfm enU tlon, there­ by most slirely creatlmc an iu u e upon which th* next gedetal elec­ tion will be fought. T h a t is*u* is: w ill the British puiilic .slatnl for pesci tim e regim entation 7 IIA DIO PROGRAMS . H letlan WTlU t TSeiHlei .•it* New* a s* Twinaht Hung* a . Ik f-l.ta A ik e n 11* lilt J i» » t ill Hpnrt* l-a ra d * H w inatlM e * Newt A rt Mooney Mil Th* Amb|»e»flar* t i l l (>dr Ix in d t* B r is k ! I #a New* •i « l T o n y I’s slo r «•!* H s s ih M y rl Si** N ew t S it* ttlenn Miller *.M T h u ,n t a y K e e n in g C o a re rl IttS * N*w* I l:* t Itequeetfultg Alpprs ! l t l M l.» le l u l l gcor*e l i t ) ItequeeMnUy T p i u U t i l New s ,7 11:0* Man Off IIO Is it that's first to spot — and quickest to 40 for —• really fresh' new fashion - idea when il comes along P and easy enough in handling to park without a tussle, and flit shadow-light through markethour traffic k-----— 'r" °P This ladles, of couract Who, good friends, has the fam* And who it it that, according to “' ily’* amarfest eyc-Ior-a-buy - the careful surveys, put Buick far shrewdest sbe-up of^whapa really good? ahead of its price class and up among tho lowest-priced three N o -o n e but th e L ady o f the when they name the car of tlieir Household! innermost choice? ‘ Ky)d«y Maewlna *:»• m a n O n , * :« ! New* *~ (1* 1 Celery C ku p p tr* Jam boree * 10 Ifnm erpun l i t * 11 filer ■ o f Ihe f a r pie Urge f:S * New* 1 : 0 Kunrto* A r e n id e lie s N*w* l : t l K unrlm flerenad* I IS m it c h ln g T im a 1 1 1 * M o rn in g . O avotlon* l :< ( M o rn ing M adllallon* »,** N *w e. . 1.11 ilia * B a ro n S:SS Shopper* Keren*!* SrS* W om an'* W o rld 10:00 New* 10 * 1 lln w a llr n Melndlee 10 is T u a t* Y u u ’v# H e a u M lt* 11:1* M o rn ing Me ladle* 'T o tt.ww US'. VMtfng till* Mnlelrsl Progrtm m is A n d who ie it, when you come right down to if, that lets the most practical use from enough stir* ring Fireball power to handle tha «n day'* travel-jobs without strain and struggle? ' 1 1 * 0 NeW l st Noon l i t I I W * * U ra R o u n d u p li-t l 1 :0* itM 1 :1 * lif t The fair sex —but naturally t * | Ksr Non* Ran*) <•»» ■ ■ 8 - l*)«tlc Wht*r*r* P all 1:11 . Proudly W* H t : t ( Merck Tim* 1:41 Howard Bartow (:** New* (:•* 116* p u b M «g I x x a l N»w» I r l f N n r s lt r -T im # RICHMOND, Ky., Aug. 7. UP) — A » automobile-truek eollltloa near here late jfesUrdhy took th e lives of Diego Eehenlque, 47, member of the Chilean Bens!*, and Mrs, Elvira Valdes Da Echetsve g i d w« gd-br a 10 mil* an boor tailwind, yarrle, 33. ■■ — 11 l,we-have it, our adrKe to Odom, who set a round-the-world r flight record with a cr« v of 78,. Most of Mexico Is a high table. tabtois not. to lose hours in April, I land. to 3,000 and BIM a W to 21 m l ranee, m J r 8; today. Y ‘tK i = —- -- - t-g rf : : l • . ?„. . .. mi *nu>u*MmnMot«.nMWMfva :•w - . • • -*1 'Og-if f •ft- \ ^ • _ \ ■ . ft\‘r / ' r ‘ l=r j. ’ ■ - t 1 ^ ’ il *1 . . ■ - v tm m T zoM B oprm ourm m »3 v-'V 1 1 0 M A G N O L IA A V E N U E * ‘-‘i i JV k IM M A U fo w m . ' HU, . .-j • W m *w , j i £1 f- Then watch bar fall all over your n e c k t” ' - FOOD FOR BERLIN, Aug. In : ij ik B « n ' ,Tj L g 1 . . ' ) « .11 So why not pull a pleasant aurpriiq some evening ^oon*? Juat come home and aay, “Well, I placed an order for a Buick to­ day. They're taking 'em with or without a car to trade.? m um m om m nm -. • • ♦ 1 A? t v 4 i - 'MM man* jn ,th* V Amar lean ott ealted 448,600 ten* of foodstuff* valued at more than fd 1.600,000 from tha United S utes daring .* t ...'" 'i ONLY BUICK HAS ALL THESE Who relishes most the restful ease of wide, cushiony aeats; and the blissful gentleness of ali-coll springs that meke rough roads wall-mannered and go<!d roads glass-smooth? . .. . v.._. t*m i* m . Take our tip - she's already sold. Favored as it ia red-blooded m ales, no Buick w e've ever offered hat won the smart tax .quile'likc this one. , , Who goes for a ear big enough to be company-minded —yet light bog of fkiekew aawdwifhc some fr*»h or*n»es and tom atoes.! race; and when the Tha plane, w ith ab o u t' a two* load of gasoline,.gained atcame, it was.scarcely sw iftly, circled tho Geld, and all, then W gffective_____ I tow ard Gander. Newfoundiba atom bomb is a land, tha firat scheduled atop, aid- ;• - Chancec are that you’re been hankering for (he kind of thrill that lurks in this great-hearted, great-powered beauty. * m xen atlm * Net** New* ? * u r A ta t ; lie W ar n f 9 HAlon 8«r* , w am am m 1 n m m >la You'd^aort of like to. get your hands-on a.car as big'and mighty * f 1 1 * rl| S . tiS jr « This - if you thought the heller . half could be sold on it. u ’ N • S „ we toas out this thought to you menfollut —* f i t * Irt ’ ■. -1'* I t S i �TH URSDAY, 'AUG. 7, 1947 TIIB SANFORD IfBRALD. RANFORD. FT, ORIDA P A liK n V B ■ I .1 . t Mr., Mrs. I), W. Swan Entertained A t Party Conoley McCall Becomes Bride Of Social Calendet Mae Jam es Maxwell Alford In l i v e l y Ceremony THURSDAY The Veterans of Foreign W srs auxiliary will DlNt at <1:00 P. M. a t th* Tourist Center. The T. E. L. Class of the Ftr*t B aptist Church will hold a cover­ ed dish supper a t the Church nes a t 7 .0 0 J \M . __________ The Interm ediate G irl's A uxil­ iary of the F irs t B aptist Church will meet a t 8:00 P. M. a t the home of Hoble Je an Galluwayf 119 P oplar Avenue. FRIDAY The Townsend 'X3ub will m eet In the T ourist Center a t 8:00 P.M. A fter the business meeting thrre will be card playing and checkers tnd refreshm ents will he served. MONDAY m The circles of the W. M. 8. of “ * F irst llpptist Church will m eet a t 9:30 P. M. as follows: Circle 1, Mrs. John Rogers, 910 M yrtle Avenue; Circle 2, Mrs, Myron Smith, F lora H eights; Circle 3, Mrs. A. J . Peterson, W est F irs t S treet; Circle 4; Mrs." 8. C. Dickerson, South Sanford Avenue; Circle 6, Mrs, II. W. Rucker, .640 Valencia Drive; Cir­ cle 6, Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey, 2 IB W est N ineteenth S treet. . a TU ESD A Y • Xhtt W uptanV Bible Glass of the First- B aptist C h irch will meet -at 8:00 P. M ..in the church annex with Mr*. J . T. H ardy, Mrs. A. L..B*rfiiV»u and hfrs. C. A. Anderson, J r . as hostesses. 11/noting Mr. and Mr*. D. W. Swan, who with th eir daughter, Diane, left today for Clearw ater where Mr. Swan w ilt assum e his duties as m ansger of th e M ather store th ere/ employees of the local M ather store entertained with a dinner Rarty in the l.ongwood Hotel Tuesday evening. Following dinner dancing was e n I o y * d throughout the evening to music furnished by "L illy" and "C urly". Those epjoying the p arty with the honor guests w ire Mr. and Mr*. C. II. Luke, Mr. and Mrs. U> R. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Fred llarrlson, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson. M ist Ruth Carroll, Mias Slildrrd Await, Miss Christine C ar­ penter, Dave Shannon, Pete Bow­ en. Joe Goodrich, Ja n Jenklnson, and Bill Martin. The F irst Presbyterian Church taper*. The four-tiered wedding was the arena last night of the cake, served by -Mrs. Hugh Wliel m arriage of Mae Conoley McCall, d id , was placed at one *ml of the daughter of Mr. ami Mr». Emmet table. Another sm aller table was McCall of this city, to Jam es Max­ centered with the. white flowers well Alford, son of Mr. and Mia. and a t each end w ai placed a cut J . Rutledge A lford of Tollahassre. glass hunch bowl. Mrs.-K S. Mc­ TV tight ceremony was [trr- Call. Mrs. Jam es Ridge. Mr*. Kdformed a t 8:30 o’clock l>v murid Mrtseh and Mrs. E. I. 1ley Brownlee before a background uf presided at the punch Imw Is'during ferns, bamboo, palm* and (nil the evening. w hite basket! of w hite gladioluses. O thers assisting were Mrs. J . A. G raduated candelabra held i urn- Harold. Mrs. J. I). Woodruff, Mrs. ing whfte tapers which wor-* lig h t­ Kov Williams, Mrs. U. L. Perkins, ed by Jim my Fox and Edward Mc­ Mrs. B. L I'erklni, Jr.. Mrs. RlrhCall. ard llrown. Mrs. A. \V'. la-e, Mrs. Prior to the ceremony Mrs. F. 8. J, C. Mitchell. Mrs. Edward l ane, Vernay, organiat, rendered "Avc Mrs. Ralph Smith, M rs. Charles M aria" and "O, Perfect lam*". .P ark . Mr*. M. S. Wiggins. Mrs. Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, soloist, sang B, D. Caswell of Orlando. Mrs. “ Beauty's Eyes". “ Clair IM .une" Fred Collum. Mra. Uobv I-aing, Mr. and Mrs. Fred G arrison plan and “ Lelbestrapm " were softly Mrs. Glenn Wimbish, Mrs. W. D. to leave tomorrow fur a Id day played during the exeltnng-* of Hofmann. Mrs, A. B. Wallace. Mra. vacation to tie 'spent in Jack so n ­ m arriage vows and. following the George Harden, Mrs. Gene lln rri- ville. A tlsnta, (la. and Asheville, ceremony "The Lord's Prayer" son. Mr*. Donald Bishop,‘.Mrs. G. was sung by Mra. Roumillat. The W. Spencer. Mrs. William Brum- N. C. traditional wedding itiarrhe.t were ley. Mra. Buy Holler tnd Mrs. H. Mr. and Mr*, law ren ee H arrison II. McCaslin. used. of Tam ps and M rs.. Tate Taylor Also .Mra. Voile Wiliams, Sr.. Divert In m arriagp by her fnlh of Baleigh, N. C. were the weekend er. r; the tn< bride was lovely in a gown Mrs. Volic William*, J r.. Mrs. A. guests u( Mr. and Mrs. Fred lia rW. Epps, Sr-, Mrs. A. W. Epps, of lace over ivory satin. The risun. fitted bodice was made with a high J r . , Mr*. Clara Brady, Mra. E. D. neckline and had long leg » m ut­ Brownie*-, Mr*, Ned Smith. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Palmer R o / Mr.nn ton sleeves.. The yglutalw voluipuu-ur.j*kil ua-aU tL John jlughcs, Mr*. ■ M ts.lldw aN f h ad ’as their guests fj*t*the past terrttinatm * lit a Ion? gl.iri fu* x fT r ■ "i ii several tiny a. Mr. and M rv Ed * Full length veil of lmJ r ' » ■ Mr*' Dale Scott, win Gumni. of G alesburg, 111. train,* H er full Jr. ported bridal illuaiun wm attach ­ Also the Mi sac* Caroline la**, ed to a coronet of seed Pearls and II. II. l-awson left on Saturday orange blossom*. Her l«,ui|iirl Lulo Lev. I.yllian Hoyle, Kitty from Galveston, Tex! *or Breman, Odlvim. Nancy William*. Jenn w m white gardenias and orchids He ia Chief Steward Saver. .......... Dorothy Nibla.-k. ................Germany. K athryni placed against a fan if White os­ W li ggl'n *VSy Ivis MMarh." Mary’ A on i jhm ird the new ship S, S. B arbara • HAPPY BIRTHDAY trich ’rius, . Whelchfi: Camille Batten. J a c k ie fL»«*»* . _______ Mrs. Clark Leonard? ilr* . Lee Moore* served as mat- Brotchie, Daphne* Connolly, Be'.ty Mrs. W alker Culp ron of honor and bridesmaid* were Mra, Mary lialley Jo Brock. M artha Broken and Aud- I* Mr. and Mr*. C. A lbert Shriner Mrs. David N uablckel. of W inter r tv Bach, have as their guests Mrs. Shriner'* Park, Mias M artha Perkins. Miss I-atc in the evening the couple brothers. Charles J . Matthew* anil #.ady Graham Tells Nancy Collum and Miss Gem? Cat- left fo r a wediting trip to. lx* spent Howard P. M atthews, of Philadrtof Orlando, Mrs. M401X1** dress on the Florida East .Coast and in phis,- Pa,___________ •________ Of Scotch Gardens well wa*_pf yellow organra "Tennessee^ For (Fivellng’ Mr*. Alfeta. The fitted*, sh ift- i bodice ford wore a tailored atilt uf light Mr. and Mrs'. Charles llam il ami AP N ew afratures was an off-the-shoulder deaign and son, Wesley, J r.,_ .plan W .toMleavi * 1 NEW YORK—The Marchioness the sh irt was bouffant m th ru f­ weight, aqua wuot gabardin.*. She S atuniav for W ashington. D, C., of G raham is in the United States fled panels extending from the wore a white pln-turked crepe New York City and poin's tri Mason a post-w ar reverse lease-land w aist to the hemline. Shi- curried Mouse and while accessories. Her sac hu setts. mission involving —exclusively— a yellow ostrich tl}> Inn trimmed shoulder cot sage was if lavender orchitis. the gardens uf Scotland. with yellow talism an loses. The Mr. and Mr*. Alvin Odhlain ami Mrs. Alford graduated from I.ady Graham, herself an a r ­ bridesmaids were all gowned in Leon daughter B aibara lutve left for High School in Tallahassee dent gardener, at * her estate at Nile green organza made Mi ntiral and has M en attending the Florida Charlotte N. C. where Mr. Oil_ J ~1ntry l n l r y near Glasgow, came to th* t h*t of Mrs. Moor.-V. They S tate University wgere she is a ham will attend an Oldsmotiile W Jnlted n lte d S tates lates to attend the meet­ meet- c a rrj«d chartreuse f.-Mth - fans member of Chi Omega social Sor­ Sales Managers meeting. ing of the Garden Club of Amer- accented with Ixora. They all wore ority. Mt*. Alford attended Leon ‘lea in Minneapolis. She carried m atching ostrich tips in their hair High School and graduated from Tommy Stringer, Johnmv AJv*the Invitation of the Duchess of and long shirred gloves. Riverside . Military Academy in amler and Floyd Cooper will arGloucester to gardens of the BrflMr. Rutledge served bis myi ss Gainesville. Ga. During the rec en t| rive Sunday from M ira Hill. U. ish Isles and a notebook In whicn best man and ushers w er- Ju lisn war I.,. _» for two u.aaa I* U'llftf lie served year* twill. with ' C, where th«*V they llAVl* have WPll been nltCIHl* altend to jot down garden ideas which R. Alford and Chari*-* .11. Alford the lOCth Infantry Divition in E u -|ln g summer school for th e p u t c o u ld .b e u tilis e d 'in her native of Tallahassee. David Nusblckel of rope. He i* m.w attending the! nine week* at Mars lliil College. heath. W inter Park and Raymond G. Fox Florida State Univ^rsltf. The big contribution to Friends of C. A. Anderson will uf Hanford. « Out-of-town guest* fa r the wedAmerica by l.ady Graham waa ding included Mrs. Mae Conoley lie glad tp learn that Lo has lwen Mra. McCal.i, mothex . ^bar-kM w U dge-of "Scotland's bride, wore a coral faille itress « n- from Valdosta! Mr. and Mr*. Al­ removed from the Oi»ng* .Mem* £ Garden Hrhrme," under which broidered with crystal bestls. Her ford. Mr. andi Mr*. Julian Alford orial Hospital and Is recuperating n number of tho famous es­ ............. with corsage was of w hite ruses. The and children. Ann and Bud. Mr. while visiting In Gainesville ta tes Including Q lam ls^J'astU m other of the groom, Mrs. Alfoid, am) Mrs. Charles A lfu rJ ami Mis. Anderson. and Balmoral V e r* /throw n was gowned in pale pink ami daughters, (Ha 4ant1 Mary Atlfrt, open to th* pbbUc for ^ fee. Rev, Joseph Crew* uf tin* Church sw eetheart roses and gardenias Mr*. Nor w an Stone, Mr*. Joe The profits—191,040 last vesr formed her corsage. Henry, Miss- Isabelle G ists, Miss of Gud will leave on Sumlfiv a f te r ­ —went to th* support of th* A reception a t the Mitvfnir Inn Mae Guinn, M|s* M argaret Lou noon with Mrs. Crews, theii daugh­ Juraihg AaScottish District Nursih followed the wedding. Tin* guests Flynn. Miss Hetty Patterson, Ml^s ter. Misa Jean Crews, and son sortition. rlr were met at the door by M rt. ft. Carrie Kate BoyFngton, Miss P a t­ Charles to attend th e-tw o weeks' "Scotch gardens have never been 0 . Fox and ahown to the icceiving sy W alnwrlght. Mr. and Mre. assembly of the denomilistlon at ■— i " — particularly fahmus," she told .t line. Palms, ferns and candelabra Grover River*. Richard Lamb. Fred Cleveland. O. small new* conference recently.I formed a background for the re­ Drake, Jam es Graham and Grorgo Mr*. I. T. S trin g er left on Wed­ lish gardens a n faraour reiving line which was composed Goode from Tatlahasse; Mis* Marf he world over and tb ire are of Mrs. McCall, Mrs. A lfotd, the oulta Imnce and Miss Gloria nesday for Jacksonville to sftend Mnany of tliem In tha United bride and groom, and the a tte n ­ Lance. St. A ugustine; Estelle several days with her slslei, Mr*. State*. dants. Miss Ja n e Thigpen pre­ Junes. Jacksonville; Mrs. Clyde E. E. Keen*. Before returning to "But most of the famous Eng­ sided over the bride's book. The Byrd, Daytona Reach; Dr. and Sanford she will visit bt-i d augh­ lish garden* have Scot gardener* bride’s table was covered with a Mr*. C asw ell-and Mr. and Sira. te r and son-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. —because they are the best there white Madeira d o th and rpntored Mack Jones and d/lughter Bever­ C. W. Appleby, in Ocala for a fo e are." .# with an arrangem ent of white* es­ ly, Orlando; and Mrs. J. 1L Jones, days. Lady Graham explained th a t un- ters, gladioluses and Turn. This Mr. and Mr*.-J. R. Jon**s. Jr. and Mr*. J . N. Rqbson, Sr. ha* re ­ tH about B0 years ago, th* usual was flanked with five branched Mr. and Mr*. C. T. Niblark and turned from a three m onths' 'a c a garden In Scotland was walled- candelabra holding burning white daughter Dorothy of Oviedo. tion visiting relative* in Charles­ in and she^ered, and th a t within ton. Manning, Columbia a m i-An­ the walls wera -ruw n vegetables, to abandon the whole scheme derson. S. 0. She was joined in flow sra and fruit, Hints To Housewives South Carolina by Mss. II. L. . £ "About B0 years ago .expedi­ • because there ju st weren’t enough’ people to keep gartio n s to China and Tibet -and Weekly from Home Demons! ratios Anderson of HastlQg*, Fla. They also visited in A tlanta, Ga. other foreign lands resulted in dens weed-free. Then we de- . HpertallaL Tallahaasc* bringing back plants we had elded lo go ahead with the Friend* will be Interested to never seen before in the British scheme anyway because if a By ISAUKLLP. S. THIJURHY learn th a t Mis* Phyllis Smith who Isles," she continued. “ We dimgarden had been' In perfect Extension Food Economist is studying a t Columbia U ifvercovred, much to our surprise, condition It wou)d h are lookThe guava, tho ao-called apple ’sltv and Miss Catherine M orri­ th a t m any o f them thrived in •ed very unpatriotic." of the tropics, grow* and flourish­ son, nursing in Rye, N. Y„ worn S cotland."' In the w arm er w estern part of Among the m*wt popular g a r­ es happily all over southern Flor­ th* dinner guest* of Mr*. E. S, th* country, the gardeners de­ dens .are, of course, Balmoral ida. It grow* well III nearly every Jeltrup, the form er Lillian ITranveloped rhododendron gardens, which was one of Queen Vic­ type soil w hether it is*ltght and *n. and Mr*. A rthur H rsnan (n and w ater gardens. toria’s favorite c a s t l e s , and sandy or rich and heavy. Hence, S candal*. N. Y. recently. m "And w hat's more palm trees Glands- (pronounced "G lam s” ) Floridans are fortunate indeed Mrs. C. F. Stahl o f.O x fo rd , N. and tree f e rn s ' rro w beautifully which was started In th* 11th in having such a valuable and deth ere,V ahe added. - . idable fru it growing and flour­ C. with Miss B arbara Stahl and Century, ha* a tradition-laden ' In eastern Scotland, with it* history, and was the family hotne ing under a variety of eon- Mias Marion H aw thorn of W^shhigh ground and frost through of Queen Elisabeth before hm dition* and spreading tap ily from ington, D. C. are stopping at the a few days A pril, all aorta' of Alpine plants m arriage. Auchincruiv* and its seed. No. the common guava M ayfair Inn for . . oth -. er point* * In rlor to visiting1 flourish richly. does not come true from seed. hanging garden* originally lie. lor Ida. Mr. and Mr*. Stahl Th# "G arden Scheme" waa a longed lo the Oswald fam ily, and W ith the recent discovery of the boon during the w er In' stim ulat­ w*a once the home of Richard heavy concentration of an im port­ formerly liT*d in Sanford for a nUbiher of year* where Mr. ing Interest in increasing tha Oswald who as m inister plent vitam in cantained in the guava Stahl was in eharg* of the food supply, Lady G raham laid, Ipotent Ur y with the United States. an many Florida people ar* . at last Experim ent Station. "Moat of the Mg relates Inverewr on l-och Ewe is a great aw akening lo its rem arkable po­ ;a abort a aa m b tr of gargarden showpiece ,w ith hundred« tentialities and a re making exten­ • deners." she said. "A t first of apocits of South A frican, Chi­ sive plantings for commercial us*. W inter Furs Will Be w* thought th a t w*'d kave nee* and South American planta. D uring th* w ar year*, govern­ In L ow -P rice Range m ent agencle* concerned with the nutrition of th* men in m ilitary ny DOROTHY ROE service purchased m *nf tons of Associated Pres* . Fashion Editor 14c OPENS guava from Cuba.' In fact, the T here's good new* for working enfirs Cuban crop waa taken over girls this year in the new budget12:45 P. M. in 1944. Puree w as manufactured priced fu r costa r> |d y for the 40c DAILY! for fo rtify in g eanned cherries, bsr- rail m a rk e t Moden science and ries, and oth er fruita and jama fu rriers' skill .combine to pro* and jellies to a desired Vitamin duce some new num bers that look TODAY and FRIDAY! 'C c o n ten t L arge quantities were like m utation minks b u t’ tu rn out “BLACKMAIL, dehydrated. Allied troops were to b* m uskrat. E sther D orthy, th* lig h t­ supplied uith guava product* In HERE’S THE WHOLE SHOCKING STORY OF THI emergency rations lo hslp main- hearted designer who up to now In th* tala resistance ag ain st Infection. has specialised -strictly SO-CALLED “ FRIENDSHIP CLUBS’* THAT SELL T esta show th a t a product mad* fabuleus, recognises a tren d of MARRIAGE. COMPANIONSHIP AND ROMANCE,. time* and turn* up this from th is goodly f r u i t guava BUT DELIVER SHAME AND EXTORTION! season w ith a aeriaa of costa pric­ powder, la «o rich In Vitamin C. ed In tha budget bracket but ___ j . th a t four ounces of It would pro- utilising all the trk k e she usually arctic explore r ^ for lp^ ksspa keep* i»u p her— etesve 'scurvy plsUnum-plat*d Dad*. Does It not seam Choosing m u sk rat as th* most th erefo re, th a t Florida people should Increase Its cultivation and f e r s on a l K S Incorporated”! - tSHORT p r o g r a m Mareb of Time’* -- “NEW TRAINS FOR OLD" Pete Smith’*— “SURE CURES” “COMMUNITY BING” ‘ 1 SPECIALS 8 and 9 ■O n e T a b le Our Hark LADIES' HATS \ a r i e t y o f (Q uality S tr a w s LADIES’ DRESSrrr and I'LAYSIUTS V a lu e s to 7.1)5 Values tu 14.75 i Closeout Closeout -1 6 !’8 2 - 9S . One Titbit* }%,M \ COTTON PRINTS Lit!'hille Muslin Valnps to 1.25 i'll. Special 2 yds, for 4 .00 n-M -- mmk A // £yn - " ‘1 md m One Group RAYON MATERIAL W a f f le w e a v e s , Jurttov atnl l.iiifit wruvm- UC-'J V alue.a t o l.'.irt yd, Special J.OU yd. 'A O u t' Tttblt* CROTON NK Hright, colorful patterim, extra Kl)<,d Quality, ri'Riilnrlv Boh! for as much ns I.7H ytl Special | . 0 0 yd. ('aitnott G uirnoir BATH TOW 101*S BATH CLOTHS Heavy weight, large size (20x40).- Colons uf Blur anti Hose, regular 7Dr each. Fine quality, while grounds with broad checks in colord. ‘ S p e cia l' ^ fd rJ .O tf Special 2 for J.UO One Hack CHILDREN’S DRESSES Age.t 4 to 14. Valuf.t to 4.95 CJoHt'out B ta rc ro ju i . J .9 8 NYLON HOSK ___ \VUN1)AT0W EL A P R O N S Hv Gotham Gotd Stri|w uud Gor The new, m I r a c 11* dlith towel, twice as ah.torbent, drlrtt In a Jiffy. practically lintleaa. t> in a Imix, regularly 1.05 rtile group ITtlhlic a n d iton regularly prict tl to I.D8 jtaii I'tml-. Special J.UU box J.2!> pair Special Cotton C IC JU M H lt a - '2 for J .00 Men'it Knitted DOROTHY GRAY ' ORANGK FLOWER SKIN LOTION SWIAi TRUNKS SWIM TRUNKS 10 oz Uitlle, regularly 2.00 By McGregor All Wool, Sizes ,Small. Med. and I.ge. Regularly H-50 * Special 4 .0 0 Boxer ttyIcs in eolnrful pat*' lc n i-t. Ages H In IK, regularly 3 50 Special CloNCOllt J .9 S pair J.Oo pair • One Table IloyH1 .Mt'itjft Blue Bandana BOYS’ SOX ........... . ........... IAN DK KRCII IKES SLACK SUITS Uy Tom Sawyer 5fine!iiivalue* 3!"*A nM t ut 5.95. Special fancy paM tum sifUt . . .... . Special ‘ 3 pr. for i.lMf 3 : 98 UoyV Men’s SPORT SHIRTS BLUE WORK SHIRTS All wanhablu mater­ ials In agea 8 thru 18. Values to 2.49 Closeout 1 * 9 Sanforized nialerialn sizes 141 thru 17. Values to 3.80 Closeout I - 98" •♦»rgt» aize, t20x2U| -l fur 4 .00 - # t-i ?■a^ .V . �THE SANFORD HF.RAIXJ. SANfnRn. FI.ORiDa T H p R f lD A Y . A U G . 7 . 1 9 4 7 PAGE SIX' THE flANF,OftD HERALD. RANFORD. FLORIDA T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 7. 1947 Celery Feds To Entertain L o c a l s S p l i t Twin Bill W ith A> Last Night; Tom at Hut is Oustanding Victory I'A l.A T h I « ______ _ • • Plan* for tlfc* "P lay er A pprnrla. linn N ig h t” I" I* held a t • the Municipal H W Saturday nii^ht. w when the Sanford CelrrV ‘Fr'd* m eet the Orlando SKpatpr* nff. . ( w eiru n d e r way and will J.** com• pleterl by tomorrow plght. ft- was • i M i m i i * , announced t.alay bv Floyd I’al. , mer, chAirman of the . committee. UftliUMl ’ I l ’alm er stated . th a t the com: ) jhM'.'»*> • ■ im itte r to aid ,ln the event would - : la* named and announced by l i r U . e t f *•». a , A u a u it ln * " .*,*•:*.. r -s F a t a l^ • :• 11 j tomorrow. . . .*• H n y liu ia l u * i h I . I ^ n b u f a ; j There will l« no fM d events, T . S s i 'i L a m , • **lan d the program will concume O H a m lo *• IM y t .u .a II , a r t . Hi v .iK H .i al Te*,il>ur« • lain-- pu *< P 'lalk a ll« ARTHUR IIHCKWITH, Jit. Il«-rnlil Sport* Kililiir •. JllltK. Ill , * Th.- fifth plat, STinfiliil Ctlnry ,L ) t d l|lJ .ID * f. it PAI* calm'll tint*' h a lt iranr* iiii I he T»in «/*ff, • fourtli plan* Orlando Senatiir, laat night hj ip liltih g a twin Mil with the -Palalka A u l icinal I’ark. 'Shnforrf won the ‘ tw ilight nffalr. 7 to 2. a rd drop­ ped th* nightcap, II to h. Tonight the F u ll entertain the ' DeLnn.l Hid Data In u slngl.i till at the local ball orrhanl. . A* th.* iitu jt of last night's lilt* ♦he Feds are resting four full gam es ahead iIf the 1‘alatkn A'* and onlv three and on.* half lilts ' Jieblnd the Solon*. .Jo lin n v T om at w ent th e ro u te fo r th e KM* in th e o r.efln .' eon* * 1.1 a la test np.l , r a lte r,*1 e ff -*ltv, ly ten I’alatka A lai,-a* blows to rh u lk up th e 7 - . . I ..III. Why Worry With Your Past Due Accounts? . . T here a r r 24,000 taxicab Herlong taxKcd a 150 fine on the Daytona Heath Baaeliall Ataocla* panic* in the United State*. lion for failure to -p-ntect playera from "Vile and abuiive lanifuaxe** u ttered by fani. The Lake County Judge i»*ued a firm w arning to all cluba th at failure ‘ nf any* _ association. In protect viaitiog players from unsportsm anlika aliuae would result in a sim ular penalty. DeLand A u g u it' 7 (Special)— le ag u e director* recngnlterl the reiignation of AI Com '.i na presIdSnt of the Fluriila S tate League Here' yesterday afterniam in *a called meeting, a h d immediately ni.nied Judge Sidney llerlong. Jr., of laresliuig as hie successor. Gold, silver, cattle and oil S ir In aiblition to elevating Herportant products of Mexico. long, the directors elevated Karl imThere arp 52,000 auto repair Hussy of St. Augustin* to the g arages In the United States vice-presidency v arated Ly Herl""Jf. . At 8L Helena liv e s-a tortoise Immediately a fte r bring named which probably saw Napoleon. head of the Florida S late lo-ague, o n ir four per r rn t of the land rurface of Norway ia cultivated. . O ’S u g e T » IT N ,w Y o r k n « tro ll IUM,on *' to 2 victory. Hookb. righthander ,Jn.*l farr.mon opened on tie* bill for I I , M l,. T W(.‘ l a w lilt . l* ,H o o v ,|i. (be local* In the final.* but was . i r s l a l i . i i kl.iWn l u m Im k ,. H a r d , fir e s : W m lt.M t IV .u k l, p la y ,: I miY* relieved in the Second. ran to (j)* to H a rk I m*,! fit Van Kinnamon w ith the bases PI fa. *, , , InI m l»,H«*U«at ,< I*, la ik a I , H a n fo r.t * loaded and two men cut. Klnnn- •Una on I m IIi : o il l u i a a a n t. T o won. atringbeaii »*i^U^*iw , m n .real J, ‘lo<er» : * ,'" .,k .... '* •- rerrrrtfr aroulreit from the Dl- Itrlati,,, X, TiiujjI ?■ lilt, off firHr H, ,• * ... I InnlriH*. T r.inu off Ijrrtd llnl Hats. < ■lott.ri a in I Ikhlnai. \\ l.inlou plicl,Ralph Satterfield! Fwl first , r Tomat. l,.»,nH i*ltch,r. I)»la* 0 . t'm|.lor. Ilalla *ap>t ' sarker. wa* hit by a hot grounder I , off the hat of AI Fit tin in the TlO.a or Halil, t i l l .' ninth frame of the opening tilt, it It not believed th a t th*.* injury Is serious, however Satterfield may lm out for a day or tw a In order to trea t tin* painful lwui*e. Je rry Silverman will handle lb** initial sark duties while Sa'tcrfiold It llrlflr. rf Mt i f f t k, 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE ORANGE tu rn tr KKCOltD HrAYEKS for rent. By CUNCItFrrH SF.HF.lt FIFE day or we,*k. Tito Music Ibis, 110 W. 1st SL Phone 053. * SEPTIC TANKS. Grease Traps nioeks. Aluminum Windows u n j Screens. White cement. Faint, O FFICE space In Melsch Building Large Ig ir g e fight n g n t oflces, u i ic c a , .newly n e w . / decor u n ...F frm a-tlle, Hurricane brac.*s aiPI, all utilities, heat and ja n i­ Miracli* Concrete Company, 307 tor servica furnished. Call tWAW. n . A* A. Dept. Store4 CEILING fans tor sal D rug 8tor*. JU IC E 7I1 /til, 1 1 • 1 Vl« r.rfiMM HI, |i Kinnarnon. •> " t I * " • _ .1*1,II. m|, I,.lily \ Si w: *- l.la w in * 1 h ,. famous juice* — serve them Ice cold for r*. freshing and cooling relaxation, mix 'em for a tasty punch drink for th* kiddles! T A ITIUN M. I T r» , It t n 'ik lr n ti U iIim , M ilf f f O , Ij ■1 KliiiwniRh, U M it• r, 1 J . A lu r r o J . T w » U • , 1 i . , 1 . 1 114 Ilf f 1 it. t d W lf - H t"b’D U t r i : to 1M*t t la t ilfs * Futolko ▼ 9)1 Iiii lit , u ( f TABLE SUPPLY E L O Y E T T ’ SE PICCLY WIGGLY Ovtrr.lt II.t, n e t V O -11* *n.i* ,» e t. ffl ltm.ll liNlltd lm IVrtlhfD Tftl SfW t«»rk I -suit* tt 41 *7 l '' a H i. T i -t | t *,',•«•( •Uokely Grnpcfrtilt Q u a n ti t y R ig h ts R o se rv o d 9•• | lu « k l t. L o r n . . P i i c e t G o o d - T h n i^ S a tu id a y r - A u g*iet 9 — 5. IJGIe Pineapple YKMTKHDAVS STARS H lfv» rA i* * >i |i M*,kr«* Itaafner S -nsinrs, shut out the Red So* 1-0 fn, 1b** ftyrns’l lime th is season, holding Teil William* ami romphny to five I»rlm cr»«. t» ’ D octor's O rders Fig 12 -oz J u ic e ('nlifnrniii Pink Meat Melon*. III. ' *, Monterey Qrsp* Juice Bob Elliott, Braves, hit a three in hom e, and scored I wire to ail the Hrnvrv to a 7-3 victory P ru n e < Calif. Gravrnstein 5 tbs 3 9 c A p p le s 2 Lb* 23c 19c Lemons ib 13'^c None Higher! Green Top Plain or Self-Rising Flour- C a rro ts 2 Ballard’s 5 L. I. Cobbler Yellow P o t a t o e s 1 0 ibs 4 2 c O n io n s nine Honnet bch* 17c T o m a to es 2 Lb 15c Lb< 15c Pound Dixie Darling Cracked' !?ew Dessert ★ Peaches 21c Ilavn Pine Crushed Del Monte Early Garden Government Graded*Commercial no soape m MADESUDSUK£ ■et-wtse, commercial beef rut* rktagis of^your family meals. Beat whrtt braised* b r ■water-cooked, ■lowly simmered. ' . CHUCK ROAST SHORT Iliris IIAMRCRGER Price Wtlaon'a Com.King Hit B aeon ib Spiced Luncheon rL.n ii Orange Band Rklnleis Ijtrgtf Center Cula.WP5tcm ' GUCBOIRB / Ittltsl Al'CM*TlCr-j;u n M API IT WIITIN0H0USI tion and never claimed. This furniture will be cleared out during Dr. A Dr. 2 ^ to 8-lb. Seymour Get in early and buy rugH, chairs, igpa beds and suites you wanted so much during the Auction 1 ‘ 2 .9 8 There will "be on our floor only pieces-of furniture sold a t auc­ Customnry Time Pay. F ra e men! Plan Delivery Small gas refrigerator. 7 M agnolia Ave. Phone 989 r tliif »l • r il. o n ih u Sr You can ’t match the "heart” of •• * .ia 4 ) BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST T i l t : •iit. i ' i . in World't Champion Valva-in-Hcad ___ • Design! .. NINTH t, Mi. lAI. TUB- MAI ,i| A . s l i F I Ml - i • IIN i i I.I , - H A N V I IU . 1.11.1.1a N* vi V1:1 • •1r 1r: Flali.ut . . • • . llelr. I.,.I , _ O a h td r. \ 11 itull |..> ' VH. t iA it m -ie n i.M O il 1*1 I TH: lliii. i r ,'ahi T h rk . V**u « lla n Min ..*■ I*|*| fc.r.t.y Itilf if'«*t ifUt 1JIF i r It r It a * ( llr t I a fur A»i 'll ^ a .iu i ill III** *♦ I'**^*** .I .I I M 1*1 >t|tf >«M» hrrt*»'» iniitrM * Ilk (H llb «kf llt r || sRPI^& r* •il.ee ,|x • *‘ I •! h f Jlttl'in rT ) l'» I he Hill 4 * I'tcfitlii r « t * | li**i*. i f ♦ fit* .tf > m u li.tl*. * •• *•'>‘'1 ,, lit U» *‘n«t f«* i I MIL »* nal, ,l» I >• trr Fits t'ttnlm ti »*lll J C sIlttl > *»H ■* « ill t>«> inl'lititi if IN p i BHTATK «'K JOHN ' ­ HCOtPlN. • P rrram l. IN Ti l t , «'«»lfctT » K T ilt: cnr.NTV JC ioit: .............. .. T‘„ AU_ niK H iT u ith ANIt FKIt sunk hav in '. i cla im h . hi t*r: U anhh a u a in h t s a i i * k h t a tk *o*l s*ffh*4al fDO Tirr L ee,rote, U me lowei, priced motor car with a Val,e*ln*Heod Engine— the type of cai engine which holdt oil recordi for efficiency —for giving moilmum power from every ounce ol fuel a m # o l / c e i l p lic a te (71 biheal* ol m*!e« Of ta iv ic a to o w n ,it , o n d ( 3 ) p...**t»*. of OamtCt te iv e d . In fo c i, Ihit t#u<d) C h e , r o l,l V a lv e in H i a .1 Engine h u t d - r c i e d m o r , awlet, foe mote o » a c i i . . . . « i 'u ./.m y e r Vufye w'/faid fa­ period; Ihoic tuiy other u’/ ' -*>\ -r -**3„ e it Ih# "champion of cbo<|ipion»~ on all 1 count!. (1) Volv#*tn*H#ad peeform- noitflpit nm l r v « iu itx l in i >n n « m *<n» r la ltn * tktiff d k rtlilH l* w h ic h | o u " r » lilt» f o f >ou. m a y k m * ( h r m la lp ««f I - lltn ^m n , il«*« r r » » r .|, Intr o f s jh l t*ouill>'. ( q ih * i! o y t i l r i u t l i r u f H rm iiH iir IM w n lT . K lo r h U . at lilt o f f ir r It 111* r o U r l h u ia * o f m i«l iV u n t ir «•* ^ a n f o r l, H o r l« U w lih ln r ig h t s al* tol.ri budl to d a y , r e g a ld le t t o l ty|>*. pricet r* oc Y w cea’I motel. C h e .ffjl-, . V . Ph. 080-J, IB AUTOS FOR SALE 7 Pats, L iv e s to c k . Supplies 1040 DODGE 1W van truck, good 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE EE TH E new Lawn Shaver. Ask fo r dem onstration. SENKARIK W ANTED—UP TO 30« N1 GLASS A PA IN T CO. 113-114 HAM PSHIRE FRYERS. 2!i W. 2nd 8b • 3 LIUL ON FOOT. PRO DELAND. FLA. 190-XJ. I ROOF COATING. Asbestos Alu­ VERSE PHONE CHARGES. minum roof coating- good for n j |a l , slat* or conijioiition roof­ ing. Stop leaks. Cools your horns 8 HELP WANTED 10 to 15%. Ten year w arranty. SENKARIK G LA88 A PAINT CO. 118-114 W. 2nd St. GIRL for cashlsr A roamstil coun­ ter. also soda girl. Lass f t Drag rxiran h in d a a d e shoes. u *im * p « p*i ' v t * snil fftAilwiM PhflM 85 FORD 2 door sedan $150.00, see Mr. Gatlin. 420 W. F irs t 8 b 1935 CHEVROLET cou condition cheap. 1027 completely overhauled 2nd 8 b Roy Keel. trained farm m anager for fa in Zell wood area. Good posit fo r rig h t party. A. Dud* A So Oviedo, phone 2161. COLORED GIRL fo r p a rt tints house work and laundering. Ap­ ply 112 W. 2nd SU. r LET «£ 6 f r A FIRM FOOTiN SO S I0 0 N T MISS1 , — X-CEL STQRE 20E Hanford Ave. Cnnlor Pomace 2.80 per cwt. Cotton Seed Meal 4.80 per cwt. * F ertilizer- ' 4 -7 -5 ' 8 8 .4 8 m 4 2 .7 5 .< i Also Gamtox, DDT and other Insecticide*. * SANFORD X-CEL STORE A Rv. Paul R(}hinsov ETTA KETT Fresh Celery. Seed (Golden i.in-.’hrr—-Ilfl FOR BALR—Llmerott for drive- EX PERIEN CED celery grower esaase condition. 0 new Urea, l i t N. French. Phone 1164-W. 5 -5 -8 view. A.D.IL Car* Herald. MrNETIX A YOST fLORIRTS WAITRESS WANTED. Sipes Av*. Just off Celery Term inal GHB. Office ph. 403 residence ph. 015*1 Nabisco Cheese Ih r IHml) FAIf»44D-'TTJ3S * rf,tt — -* i? f. t n |i|ih lV * r iM l il) * c h ir ||F MICKEY MOUSk hour* a day to r excellent in g t, w rite for personal Customary * to succeed It. vleigh business k County. IBOO; i sold 20 years.I i are a hustler, w rite Itaw -. li« m . n b l f HOLLER MOTOR SALES Paints, P o u ltry Supplies, Kalla, Purina Feeds, Groceries and ‘ v _ HELP W ANTED rN K H H rnr tiam l .HI.) .'(It it H a u l.m l H ano i.*............. Ill la. m i l <lH till dal III A l>. I S U . I*. H e r n d o n . C la r k « r ta t.l C lin r t l •'•Milt th r lu lfv o( ***♦»!• . «m I t u l * i h CAS C O M t O S I nt I n - , . I II. C k « v r« li( §)*•• fOM *k# H O C A l it f k t f of W f h f AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales 9 WORK W ANTED l-H-t H»e oulitaml,# ...... f it h c r - « i( k i ii* « »o C kg ffo lfl In Ik* io****f pt k • »p»»a« and Service. The Music 1 Box, f a l l o l I I I K a s * ‘ A c tio n y f..|| .Winn • f t.».*«i 1-41*4, ii* Ck#W 0l«f oU* kft»9t **0 lb# M U h o l fbk#f Unnlte*4 11U W. 1st St. Phone 053; EX PERT p a in tin g — contract F n u n l ) I fa ! Mill l*s * f f * |» ‘.l t'osff (OntkMliOft. tkA lh 0 # AtUxt lid * ond hourly basis. S. G. Uro| t r Mb 1. * ut. r > f ■ 1 »l. Action H y d ro U k ftcakac -. o c o «b tn o »o n o t i a U t y the rooItbreexM off t-aku C ath­ h ifih ro t uM t #*i « W*1 *b* Free estim ates. Phone 7B1-J SEWING MACHINES . found only be Cbovrolot ond blgb or pftcod core erine. ta r g e ground* an I walk* f r o m «|ih * 1 t|»»» H r m l l f l r Fm iM It F n U fl II ' „ H ^ n fsiitf l.t gttiMHW safe from auto traffic. I.aigcl SALKS A SERVICE FLOOR SANDING A finishing, l<v*j.v and rooms. Brick contirur- H K Itrs SEWING MACIf. Silt'll1 cleaning A waxing. Our, power idh.—Can aeeonimla te *ff» imlyr - m -JL FRENCH.-PH. 1100-----Pa w iie l K eep your p resent cor in flood Phone o r write for reservation COAI. circulating heater. Reason ru n n in g condition by b ringing il to u t for at once. Oviedo 23A2 or Dr. able. Ph. I1G5-J. M artin 2302 or w rite Box 137 skilled service, n o w a n d at re g u la r intervals, Ilf I h r llilM lt Chuluota Florida. Large sedan CANVA8 PAINT- clear ami rotuntil ypu secure d eliv ery of your now n !•l l u 4 pon. ROOFING ROOF P ainting, all e«*f Jfihr for guesta to visit their doctor. ora. SENKARIK GLASS A kinds. Smith Bro. Phone 1188. ,n ,M |s**btiCAlb»f). Auv 7 I!*41» C hevrolet. Com e in today! PAINT CO. Phone 320. AVAILABLE at once, convenient­ ly located down town section, 12 SPECIAL V MV ICES un to date apartm ents w i'h all FLORENCE porcelain k,ro»rnc range, perfect condition ffiS.OO. modern conveniences. Adult* Mrs. .Moon, Phone I<ongwo«d 23. FOR RENT—Floor aandcr. Easy operation. Reasonable r a le j, Han­ ford P aint A Glamt Co. Phone CYPRESS Lawn Chaim. Assent 2 ^W A N T E D TO RENT N o t lr r I* *jr | K c t i tlm l K illlli bled with screws, painted nr un­ I *4 * i M ii *. r ||« ii f M painted. S.M1 at 2-112 Palmetto DODGE • PLYMOUTH irl* ftiiMl ry|M»vl n» K i r r t i i r i r « i 2 or 3 bedroom house, eluse in, Ave. Phone 210-W. PARTS AND SERVICE ’ Ihf ••tiilr nf Iren# T |j t n | l f good references. Phone 423-M. TrSMlt, llu l —fsleel • ♦bw>f ty SMITTY’B Self-propelled l^w n GARAGE, apply to lie E. Cochran, S m itty's Garage cor­ YA-DK moth proofing la sts 5 ner Second S treet and Sat.fnnt years. Have your wool*ns moth Avenue. Call 1139 for free dem­ proofed now. Downtown Clean­ onstration. ers A Lanndry. 113 Palm etto 3 REAL ETTATE FOR SALE Av*. Phona 014. ' OZAKK IKE COMPLETE kitchen in one unit. JUlUtK G as atov*,-overt, frigtdatre. sink Plano T uning and Repairing. L. L ITATk SAVE IT SPIKE and euplmard. Mareenell.. Cabin GUESS ILL vOU AINT Ht/\riD Court. French and Park. Phone PITCH A SUM CHANCE THE BUGS MORTGAGE LOANS MOTHIN' YL f f iltliT AP iMlkllim1 TAfYANJ RO OKIt AMD TODAY Rrxjlor Show cards and posters “Dr. Charles f;.‘ f’erwm* ‘ SAVE THE REST Registered Irokar and w w CRACK OF 0 — DUE'S SION 8 BXVICK MITCHELL 'window ulr run.lltionOF OUR STAFF' H’ HILL Optometrist Insurance Agent FOR THAT er. Will cool room 15 X 20 feet. 0DL an d rail. Phone 1021 TH'CROWS, Rm. 4 Florida S tale Bank Bldg. Sanford A ftantir Ilk. Illdg. SIEGE OF Randall Electric Co. Hours: 9-12 1-3 I'hune 294 RADIATORS cleaned and repair DOUBLE* 1 NEW, two atory, three bedroom NEW unused double bed. innerSat. 9-13 HEADERS. 1 ed. Cohen R adiator Shop, 10< home. Two ear garage. On Sanford Ave. Ph. 358-W, spring m attress A -bot springs, Kyea Examined • Glaaae- Filled corner lot 110 x 140 In M ayfair. $75.00. 200 W. 1fith St. Through CLEANING A M Will tell unfurnished or furnished. a typographical error the price LAND LRAINAGK. I NEW CATBR Phone 366-M. * quoted in Monday’a paper was PILLAR DEI8RL BULLDOZ­ WA f«m t houses, 18 acres land, ERS W ITH P A L M K T T 1 W heeler o f Sanford '/Three ihrh wells, 2H mile* S. RAKES TWO 3 /4 YD. CANVAS AWNINGS of Monroe on highway 44. John FOB 8 Al e D RA G LIN ES. EQUII*M ENT CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS Davis, ■ Box 10, l.ske Monroe, OLD N EW SPAPERS—3 0EN T8 NOW IN T H IS VICINITY. N IM N ICIIT CONSTRUCTION VENETIAN BLINDS PER - POUND. BUNDLED IN CO.. ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE BUNDLES. Hons# on large lot. Corner Hick* Alamlnum, Steel, Wood) ory and 7th St. 700 F„. »th St. , 10. 16, 20 and 26 OFINT 10 DAY DELIVERY 12,900. Apply to J. FI. Walker, _______HERALD 0 P P IC E ______ . 010 Cypfcsa Ave. Wc' REPAIR! General F lectrir Vacuum Cleaner, BARGAIN—A .new ro w re ta block good comlition—R.e • * o n ab.l a, B E T v o u DiPb r u'ZEN SE.rVBA SC; MMWM FI IK FT {bungalow, with two bedrooms, • arIre. W rite'3lr*. John,M urph)C WBOTG Tin AT , ’! • B U LL A -U O iD t X B - H i p - A ■ . bmft, large living room, kltrl\rn Bull Phone 80S e c 'P r v e - D e e i * ------------' ami ilin rttr. Concrrte walla are reasonable. In fine rondl* plastered on the inside anil slur* May lw seen at F rim on'a. rued on the nutalde. Concrete floor* are covered with heavy Used New Perfection porcelain oil asbestos tiling blocks. Property range. Good condition, 125. la located in Sen Lnnta Section. Phono 72M-W. ' . Priced at 10.500.00. 31,000 00 EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING, down |iaym.*nt wiH nandiv. ATTENTION TRI CK OWNERS Fred Myers. 311 E. 2nd SL Still have a small Ti-mom new New U. S. Royal 050 x 20 0 ply bungalow. In P ln eh u ru Section, ATTENTION MOTHERS tlr# nnd.tulH* 326.00. Keel's priced a t *4,800.00. —D IA PER 8E R V IC E — Paint Shop, 300 W. Jed SL A new road side aindwich and Baby V alvet furnlabes hoapUal f'B l shutt on Highway 17 north See Jim m ie Cowan's Sheet. Metal elean,st*rile (llaper* Works for new Radiators, new of SanfeM. Building la 30 g 42 Ired centainsr, R adiator cores. Radiator clean­ •• amt fully equipped for buslncsa. i n g and rep a irin g ____________ Equipment consist* of:‘ 'steam Call D aytona 2407le. MUax coffee Makers, conn detail*. 90 diapers f o a l. raaltMa. weak— V*e g| tors, stools, tables, cash register, .“ FIR ST IN 8A i t eurh timeat Than ■ Hy Bran Striker and other kitchen equipment. TUB LONE RANGER so I nr l .r r i u X I Ii > .. S I ~ M LONNIE- MCMULLEN'S M arket baaa'a Vtem abta A lea has a amall four-room B arber Shop open T hursday, p n sn d to re llera s u c h srm p lo m sl bungalow, deUched, for living Ichest cash price paid tor used *> a re ra n ! fn ad lral test r t n k l,ant's DANGSRf L W a OUT F riday A S aturday.___________ quartan* Buildings and all furniture. Ted Davis F uraltura Oun.tanind prorad rrm a rk a b lr tSeli'lut equlpnvmt priced a t 85,500.00 Co. 311 E. l«b Ph. 958. - DREDGING — Beach** an d land <■ wrnaao troutiled th is way. I k s whs* LET Mf Of r SCTi NELL BOTH FlR£ IU Doctors r a il a u u r t n * s e d a llr* . I t hsa VOU TAKE THK WASHED MAN AN* fills ad laren t to lakes. Mobile s grand soo thing sltrc t on one •/ I'L L BUY vour ear regardless* of w o e t e r i a n l la ip o r ia a i. cyesae. ILL Off THE REDSKIN Dredging Co. Phone 059, W inter ago or condition. Roy Reel, 309 T a k e n rs e u la rlr — P tn kh gin s C n m P ark. SrwJStd helps b u ild u p resistance In i - i d i W. 2nd 8L lliw m a Also a tr e a t •tnm aahlc to n lsl N.Y. Dr. I„I. Ducklings, lb 39c, Dr. A Dr. Tender Fryers lb 69c Sale. W ho knows, just the thing you wanted may IN T i l l ! O l l l O L ' I t i*i J IM U C A t. IN R g : A .8 T A T K U K D D W AM D T i l K N IN T H O K T IIK . * T .\T K OK I.O V /A l.t :* , IW r r m J iV l> TM K IN A M I K W II . s k m iNm i ; C O U R T O F . T i l l . C U I ® T J J O IH IK . IN I ' l l A N T K I t Y K K U IN O I.K C O U N T S . K l i ' l l l l ' V . IS W A N H A M C t 'I.K t l.A N , I' l lO t J A T K . ru im irr, T O A L U C H t e lH T O IIK A N D l* K llK O S 'I I I A V I N O (‘ I A I M i < O I I i >k H A M t’ K I , I. M l V I . K I J . A N . H A N I I K . A O A I N r r « A « I» K N T A 1 K I>ef#n«lant. Y o u n m l r « l h il l ) N H r h»r»b> i M i i l n t a n i l n - i u l n . l Ip i i r . t . n t « n > , C h* «m * ry N o **41 l U i m r a n il 4 « im !iu t, which > u u y r.*» Hurt fo r IH h u i . O l l h K I I U K |* |? |!I.Ii M T I m K r lllt .r > n u . n i» > h » i , » u , . ln -t T O : Haniuvt l « M * V M I »». U ir r a t a l, i . l I . H W A K U n O X S A l . l S il i l i T M i r i l , l a i r «H ..1 III C o u n t ) , I • iid iltf M l i u n k n o w n YyU if * N u t if io l # lh .it Ih , C n u n t) J in l* X r m ln u lr t'n u n i) » K l f i l i l a . * » l _ hi* u r r t £ f J J j. Wfll|il.i M*VIrH.vfL ' tl.»r lihit iw hkhuh lit th*1 ■ h r C n u t l I I 6 I H , n f s a id ‘ C o u n t , a i fo r d h r o f r * «n*r.t u til >«ni /kfr H a n fo rd . F lo r id a , w it h in r -la h t ••«!- itb o tr f l l l l l M heroWy r p ( | i i t i « l . t i i III*y m ir W rit* •*n*k«r n iu n ih , Im m t h , t m ir r.f I h . l») flrM p u b lk -a tlu * - o f o n . n a l l r t i K a c h t «*U .tl»l**4ri»iu*r. tv vr* t»n tlU • clB ltn n r H r m a n d ih a t l ' I* . Iri • jrlt* • llo r n r y t to the lt.il «>f «*«fnt|»t4iiit In m M tM u » on or l 4 f n f r ' 11" ih I. i t . In c . a n d t h a ll M a t, H i,. | i |*i c nr r r a llir n r a a m i |uwt n f f lr r a il d m a S * l'irm t*rr s. 1 M 1 . mj*t to lhr»*** If att> )»'*• o f t h , c la im a n t . a m i th a ll lw • w n rtt< a fte r fit*- |TO*r In tiy t h , r la lm a n l. * | r n l . n r . a t * , h a v e , to *-il.r Ih ll, «• » » .|u U rt1 t»> t o r n , / , a n d a n r * u rh r l r l n i o r d * - , U * . *irul f a ll MM n il n u t 1 1 fllrd . h a ll I.. ,n l d . 1 I V . C n n f o m i w ill h r r n U i r i l m a l l e t you. K m l l / J. I l n m a l n lilt * t io t lo w ill |»t|blbtl«n| u l l i r A* A d n iln lit r a t n r » f th , K «* m M ir k for fo fjr to iH n o u iil t t * Ml T i l l : K A N O » lll* H K H A I .O . * nrw «|.«|H »f o f u r lt o it « Ir m U tto o pulitliti*«t in H rtiiln o hr f u t ilit y , U «»r- 8 irgit, ••lyl Umii I. l f l f l -0M)SM0BILK C alifornia Standnnl o f i:»lv* 4r<l Unit*-*!**. iFirrt jitH'lratidn, Atir CHEVROLET South Carolina P eaches be an unclaimed piece. 113'/, MAGNOLIA AVENUE • PHONE 1091 . SANFORD. FLORIDA Do Your Collwtinjr For You Call At Our Office Kur Collection Rates MUNICIPAL P A R R 8:15 I*. M l * , l . . n . t at * A N F O K f ' t S P IIIt V I.H A U l’ H « t »'*l "'*• *» . • Hrrort. il.ii... r Hi.M.flri.i Pan* J*,i Hrrfttlfl. |b •on. Ituna I.JII..I ||. Halle, Hell. Mc- I. U v k (lurk. Ilim ), Hllverman ■U n k v Id llllP * , Sid Herlong Named President Of FSL Plans For Player (Night Well Under , Way Says Palmer Fed knuckle hall aMl*t, hurler to fare the red hot Kiwi* Data who a i r rnjoyii runarrulive vielurica. Re U ia Legal N otice Sanford Ave. 2nd St, Phone 154 • . Sanford. Florida • We Deliver p O O Q C R C E f V 't H Y i / | C S IM P L Y W O U lO M f L * ft* A O DU L .t-' '• Q K fa A TVI‘**j i ~ ta j irm-i.- 1- r 0>J1 KA'itMX YAW i r . i . ,-w. ,S* i te e f t : C t . �PAGE EIGITP THUR8 DAY, AUG. 7, 1947 HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ClarkH Return From 11,000 M i l e Trip Through 33 Staten O, W. Clark and fam ily re ­ turned home T u r.d ay firm m H.WJD mile trip to th e Pacific ro ast during which they v l.ilH polnta of Interest in 3.1 states, •aid Mr. Clark today. He declar­ ed th a t during the whole they “a d v e rti.n l F lorida.” They were accompanied to l,ong Beach, Calif., by M n. Annabelle Lee and E arl l.ee who plan to live there. They left on June SO. Mr. Clark reported that e x ­ cept In the went, he fouud price* of ehoea and mAfrhandifte much higher th an in Florida. They vieitrd Ml. Capulin iNew Mexico,' he '.a id , 1'ikr’s Peak in Colorado Spring*, Halt - Lake City, th e G rand *’ Canyon and Bouhlrr Dam. In California they Waited Hollywood and t<oa A nge­ la* and vicinity and crossed tie(Solden (iate llinlge ami vlsil.il Chinatown ami other |ioints of in te re it in San rranctaco. They drove through the Itedwood foi • It. In Oregon they ,aw the »er lion cave*, he stated. Other imint* of inlerrst de»rr di­ ed by Mr. Clark were the (iram l Coulee flam in Washington, Van-, rotiver, II. C-. the Lewis and Clark cave* in Montana, Yellow•tope National Park in Wyoming including Old Faithful geyser, aleo liear*. deer, elk and inooM, They aleo *aw the lllack in South Dakota. State Employment Service Re-enters ” Agriculture Field . TALLAItA88KF., Aug. 7 (Hnecr ia l)—The Florida 8tat« Employ­ ment Service hae rrcnterrd the a g ­ ricultural 'placem ent, field, With authority to solicit orders nm| make r e f e v a li, -Carl B. Sm ith, Chairm an of the Florida Indus, trial Corninissit^ announced. Under the term* and provision* Frankly these are the hottest values we ever offered. Come by train, bus, car or B -2 V but come! Kspecially if you w ant • REAL DOLLAR VALUE’* 1 1 H jR sg jK /A u g u s t • F u tu r e ! INNERSPRING MATTRESS As n kfnricr tHIm $39.50 Innerxprlnji mnllrrsH with u Having o f $10.00, will give you nn Idea of the tremenduu; value* that y.»u will flnd'fn MATHER*!' AUGUST SALK. If you need new bed ding by nil means come, nee, and but this aensnlionnl value. ll In a rare and unusual bargain to get all three pieces at thin ftmn/ingly low price. Complete that guest room NpW! *• - t" Kitchen Cabinets t • -.*>*-%%Vt* ‘ lr f gi i / M •,v a f . New Style Ice You will rave many n penny on Ice, as well ax the Initial Having on the purchase of this gleam­ ing white enamel refrig­ erator. -Limited to slock Deluxe Box at $59.95 ‘ Other« Priced OVER 20% REDUCTIONS If your kitchen needs rejuvenating, by all m eaps -do not miss these splendid Dinette v a lu e s/ Service For EXTENSION TYPfc the D epartm ent o!f . Agrinullui’i during the war. This plan In no way m irrfen-* with the Kxtensiu'i /Sendee carrying uu its program. A memorandum outlining. ih ‘i new plan has lieen sent to Ihu field offices of. the Employment Service and the new plan is a l­ ready in effect. If you want a large suite, with cxtcnslun liable l and 1 flddlchark rhnirs at this new low . . . plan to come early frlddy morning, as they woU’1. lost long at this price. 1 PORCELAIN TOP WANT TO SAVE $25? You may If ,yeu desire _ this type of suite with porcelain refectory top and KEG. 4 upholstered Unllfer chairs. 09.95 Oviedo Home Building K m I H h C fleas P u r T tm l of A tlanta, Ga. arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. N iblark and Miss LaJune F ile s Is nt T am p Bear Wallow in North Carolina. v» . Persona desiring farm lalmr ran fila (heir orders directly with the local Employment Service the D epartm ent of A griniltiiic nuke* as-before -th e farm place- i d BREAKFAST SETS REDUCED! I our AUGUST SALE! I;t for • llere'ti another real value, plus a STEPSAVER for the lady of Ihe house. Regu­ larly Hold for $19.50, ho you ran see the ronHMjuenl h it v I n g. Oceans of storage npare. jyllh a fine l a r g e work (op to save the steps. farm placements, soliciting o r­ ders directly. During this |ieritM the Department of AgiirultUMthrougli the Extension Servlet agents ill the i-ounties will run >ua agricultural placement Mr. and Mrs. Alex ta in h e rt ■ M tili M lv tday iH f ,.Tuesday (iH -r it w e tffin u K ■Pent the visiting frlsm ls and relatives in <Medo lielfore u t e m u t n m g . i t _____ returning to .their summer home a t Daytona Beach WK hre proud of thin POSTER HEP suite at thbi new Ia>w price. It In the flrat time since the war that thia type suite has been on rale. You'll like the 'Walnut finish plus the smart design on each piece. Best of all . . . You'll like the price. ! R efrigerator Depart m rnt of A grleultute wll -draw from thin field n Employment Service will m u m e its activities a* of Drremlier 31', 1047, a* provided under thv Wagner-Peyner Act, Under the agreem ent cntcr.nl into with the Iteiiartm ent of A g­ riculture through Ita F.xteiiiit-n Service, Mr. Smith said the Em ­ ployment Service during the In- •Mr- nnd Mrs. W, It. Milne, fnlh• r and mutljcr of Mrs. J I*. Cox, hava returned front ssvcrul weeks spent a t lioone, N,‘ C. Poster Bedroom Suite SPRING, MATTRESS MODERN EXTENSION . Modem 5 pc. l.lmed Oak‘ refectory style suite that will give you years of- wear and service. Also a saving that- will credit your pocketbook. 2 Superb Pieces* . You’ll he thinking In terms of refur­ nishing that living room Hoon, nnd at MATHER’S AUGUST SALE, this suite Is just one of many styles and valued that will want to make you rave those precious dollars. Covered in the latent Tropical covers, w i t h Iilonde wood trims. It’s assured value nt RFJ 89.1 We Didn’t Forget the Little Folks CHROME BASE DINETTE Yours for $79.95. This 5-pc. gorgeous CliROME DINETTE with hairpin legit, refectory type table, and chrome chairs to match. WHITE W m l RED RF> 99,( High Chairs .. $3.95 to $12.95 TOM if* . Strollers Reg. $12.95' g .9 5 Mr. A lfred W right ha* a* his guest Ills niece, M im Carol Willi­ ford, of Rrunswltk;'(<*. 1 • i ; jM d i ►| 4 i Mr. W. ft. Hill y ard.la confined to the O range Memorial Hospital. . Mr. ami Mr*. C. R. Clonti, Sr. left Tuesday for a vacation 'trip to A tlanta, Ga. and N orth CaroMrs. Dora Kelsey le visiting friends and relatives In Tennessee. Mr. and Mra. B. L Wheeler are •pending the lu n tm ir at their ram p on la k e Harney. They entertain­ ed Mrs. R. L. Ragsdale with a spend tha day party on her nlrthday this week. Aleo present wern Mrs. Paul Camplwll. Mr. and Mra. Robert Lee Kemp and baby daugh­ ter. Jane Joined the party In the ' '0Dt> CHESTS The Alwnvg Handy afternoon. 4 Pcs. In Genuine W aln utw en eers Mr. and Mrs.’T. L. Lingo, 8r„ id Mr. and Mra. Rov Clooti, Jr. ivt returned from an enjoyable »to New York City and Niagara IU. Thay agree though that ’a nice to be horns,” aspeclally en It was to see for tha firet • thetr naw gnnd*on and knew res pec lively George Mar11 Lingo. All 4 pieces are In beautifully matched Walnut and other choice cabinet woods. In addition, you auve $30 on Ihla suite. * \ I X( CH1FFOJIDBE ^ We uA Riving you extra value In thin greup of robes. Home have double-door mir­ rors, some single, ALL are worth more than the pries aaked. We wont to dear 18th Century Suite in Rich Mahogany Like Hepplewhlte stylii and conalructad eulte (he answer to any I In your home. Slee rubbed finish and Save the difference between $14.50* and $<9.95 on these Mahogany 18th CENTURY quloltely designed GENUINE A1U NB M MAHOGANY la SCOOP, Note The Landscape Mirror Exactly As Pictured WE INVITE TRADE-IN OPEN AN ACCOUNT 203 - 209 E. First Street SANFORD’S BIG FRIENDLY F U R N P 'd il= lll= lll= IIIE III= lll= IIIE IIIE II|= lll= lll= l||= lll= IIIE III= lll= lll= 'RE Phone 127 • - -iv‘ • f IIIE IIIS IIIE IIIE IIIE IIIs lllE llls llls ll �1)1 (a Uaitjr T h en b Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the Peace of the World; To Prom ote the Protreo# of America) e T e Produce Prosperity for Sanford. C d p u d * ia f 4 * " cU )U dU f#i*' lo .d g n t mid Saturday Widely scattered show ei* S aiuiday sflermion. . _ • 1 ' • AN ' V O L U M E X X X V I II E a ta b lta h e d - 1 9 0 8 ‘■ Control Over Time Buying r Ends Nov. l - flationary tendenciri. But Congrrti. inttead, tent him _ R a hill intended tin, i o m an ^nd.la the wedit curb* in three monthi. In a atalem ent criticising the legialation Ihe t’realdent aaid: Edward W. H arrell, editor of Newsweek m agarine,. who will i*peak at the Jayrec- hamjurt at the Mayfair Inn Sunday at 11:15 o'clock. The banquet will rlim as the sta le conference of the Jayceea to be held thia weekend. City Beautifying Plan Is Proposed AtJayceeJW eeL. BusyProgramPlannccl For State Confer­ ence This Weekend a California Forest . Fire Continues To * R a g e Uncontrolled Father-in-law Killed By Frightened W ife Red Cross Instructor To Teach Swimming: HOTV. SPRINGS, Ark., Aug. 8, i I GOLP POSTPONED f ORLANDO. Fla., Aim. 8. 1 * 7 F irs t round play in th e Florida S tate Open Golf Tournam ent waa tported shortly before noon toduo to n heavy rain th a t had o a irty awamped tha Dubadread C ountry “ * SANFORD. D A IL Y F L O R ID A . H erbert Covington, Red Cross swimming Instructor, Is now a f ­ filiated with the City's youth recreation project and will con­ duct classes In swimming a t Cry­ stal Lake Park In Lake M ary on Tuesdays and T hursdays a t '10:00 A. M. startin g next Tuesday. He will co-opersle la thias program with H erm an B ran . Mrs. N ancy Brock and Miss __ Dampler, recreation director*. Mr. Covington look a ' course in Red Cross swimming Instruction a t rlando. V CALDWELL FU N ERA L MILTON, F la , Aug. 8, OP)-* Funeral services fo r Misa Jeanne Caldwell, slater of Governor MUard Caldwell, wilt be held here a t 4:90 P. M. tCST) Saturday. Mlsa Caldwell died T hursday h Washington. : \ ••• • . ... ; t- - V i v -J- \ , M i. •^ :v v I K ^ P A f ’E R * F R lI ls Y . A U G . 8, lit 17 • - - % at a retult of the adnunitlration*t campaign to remove "to-called ditloyal employed fiom government potitioni." The chargr wat made by So­ viet Representative Aleaei N. Krukov hrfuie Irr mrmheithip Com­ mittee of die United Naliont Se­ curity Council after the United Statei had oppoirJ Bulgaria*! applicaliou for admittion to the UN. WASHINGTON; Aug. 8 Id V Srnatoi litew tlet . U t-M e.) tai<l today lie teglelt making s p te tj tlalrm rn t that «u .inline liotlr-vt w st afraid In tiavel alone with M aw xrd'H uR hfi:. lam not ptoud of my com­ ment un that affair,” the Maine Senator lotd a itewi conference. Brrw tlri m adr t h e ’ uiiginal after Kraailnikuv, in a alaanimr attack ttatrrnrnl ten day* , .tgu mulli-millionaiir plane on the United H tatri, challenged H ughri, Ihe right uf U, S, Hc.m-svntativr builder, had a> trtlrd that Brew, Harden Haynur to criticise Hul* garia, Hungary and Komania for iter accr|>trd $1,400 worth of violation of human Fight* “ when ftee air transportation fiom hint. the United Stale* might t* open firm tier it chairman of the to even more serious charge* in Senate War Inveiligaling _l'omthia-respect:"-------------- —-----------pritt'ee wK'i'clr it looking into $4T) He then aaked how the United’ Slate* would like tu r Ihe IhrCe ex- 000,000 worth of plane contract* enemv states, ur any other fla ts , aw aidrd to lld g h rt and Henry J. to prolgst against thr* nnli Com Kaiier. munlat drive, the “gnti-lslHtr ■ t " ir.ltfrg A *uddrn truce lari night rndislation" naasod by the last teasion of Congress or “ the recent rd a vide inquiry into chargr* h> trial uf a leader uf one of the pul llughet that Hrevttlrr offrrrd lo itical patties in the U. S. A." call off the runtr.it I invertigalin'i “If this is tha dom esti; roncern if Hughe* would merge 1 ran*of the U. S. A., he aaid, “ I would like to know Itow the U. K. think* W'mld Airlines, whith he largely it can interfere in thu domestic conlioli, with Pan American Ail affairs of these rounlri?* which it wayt, i* flooding with protests." i Brewster *aid he railed today'* Kavnoi n-ptirti th a t He I’vli th e ' iV; i | >w»* W lf » « M r to evirlv ill que*I'niled Stale* I.atlnv airainil U"n ..t '"... Ut. *® tion for protaating against It h eJ ) ...... . *•*"> U*. Hughes on lire oppression of T rtadam by the V 4* '1r,l“ -V ^ did nut ............ *g« t a rh*nrH togov nnsw -r ho! hoforo the three Communlat-duminated pha>c u f Ihe e»*«* -. rnmenta. . Brewster.Hughe* , , "W e are parties to tho, Y a lta ' ii closed. clo,*K,‘ Hughes had challenged Brews* I l ' M l I a o * a a i* a a a K l l t l l I **r Ip. repeat uudei n atii.h L atari*. I raent th a t H arriet Annie wick, n (TWA hoaltm . had refused to trav. I r r • a iiM n -a * i r . * . r i a i i r Seminole High To S tart Football L , 1T ~ M „„^„.,i0dom Heads For Practice Monday! / / / / A »! T rs Lions Informed Survey Outlines jIndia After Uriel’ jA dvantages A nd: iiy ? t ish°l leniso!0 ^ Jaycee Aims, Tha Semlnola High School gild; /y • se ta -— , _ , „ rgatro A.Mav-i?..Ai ^ . Growth .1 Of fv .. •* A ccom plishm ents Fuel cStopj City 8 LXJNPO N. Monday morning at 10:10 o'tlork. CAIRO. Aug. 8^-147 1’ilol Coach Kettles announerd thie ufWilliam P. Orlom, a third of the P o p u l a t i o n tarnoon. \ug id*i |i„ .tin'* Swi.vh.t ilomimttrtl I fu n - if TtU "! CH SC, ICpntmnrit .tppr..yr*l tml.iv the y -t i nrfu»t. 1*1 t v«n - r r , * r v r « r .... v-r Expansion OT Communistn S t r e s s e d *, - k -=F - , - - • ' I riy iK iili'a acliiin, St * 11a It - • Ill-Ill ,,| llir Lensle War lltVCltlgaling t-iimrmttee, <a me ajtci ( I lilghr* h id t, lined lo pioduce joliu M etre, h u puhlhlly man. would make aiul had *ai«l II Itjllahh t, ■■n* 111* |ta|tei* only tlioic , Irateri liy Iii* allm nryt. \ >iiI,|kk-iii do wat m uvd fvl.' M r),. ' I 1 - * i r , V . . i f 1-' , - .. . ■• d / :>■ -\ S lS l ; O ' y . . , .1 * X lurmt .mil ntjirit Ihi alias hat «n a don hi,.o n botrf. Colorod Pictures Are F eatured In School Year Hook M M *•+ ■w Initial practire session* will Iklight and prim arily devoted to Is­ left Cairo today at 8:39 f*. M a ' * t 1 . . hilt, d--ml-d l-i _Wmvhut Uni.-' suing equipment and lim bering ex* (11:39 A. M.. F^astem Sjatidntd A t L u n c It M e v t v>h-,iiimg dial •w e’re not gotO I y A t C 1ill j ,|J "a Id mk thr.k lm t..1 .1. ertisex. K ettles added. (4 .ini Ititled (tl I'agr I l«ht) ‘| - -----* ' _____ Ilia n g iu V in n irtil. The Fed mentor requested that Tlruel f o r Karnehi. 11 tin. j Jirtvtp and Amt* nl tin I hind • The form er British terry e.mi Ihe pf.-rn r ..iim tl.,1 |Kipula unlv varsity memtn-r* from the llir 1 lull-*- i:HT llir Ini) a ... Jiiiimi Cliamlirt ui| t 'inu iirit r and eoml 194d machine and Bahv Fed mem* maud airm an, now llvl.g in It- j ...... o( S n ih o .l t> I ' >tHl hmirn !»• , , .. , int,» olid ira d iiq i|>jiinUlig it ill |> n tier* report for-the first practice*. lyn N* i „ w i* only an u iitlin r ill, llir pi.'igt-iM ‘ 'I lin n minute* nut of Chlciifti. l l h . l M,« l u ,ll‘ l u ^ 1' *" 1 Mn* l lplr. 1. ilh i.it a Iriiilil voir 1^ ( •iiiiiinri ( o n l r l r l i t r to I F rtth m en will lie ryquevl.d to re­ ■tarlinic h*hl (mint, H4 he heiitcd iluwn . MMiling tu* imlu%ln.il $ui%ey nl lliu port shortly, it w at staled. giiVi-iuinriil Inqn.l to |M|.li I i th« 2.200*mile le f to KariM*hiT | ,u.*j com|tlluil liy ihr I lurid i this wcrkctlll at tin M l ) f.Ill Inn ' Two a day practice iiettinris will He w ax.tfyftilt^ o , n,, | MU\ mra.ilh- lluimrli ail- irin,lining pai- u.t tin- subject .-I .1 Inglil) hi be held until the opening of school. llJllirltl.ily »tagr, In-lo ir the ( nui =jli.im alive talk by I .• I Katigau The m orning drills will Iwgtn a t hours o r less the Stale A.IvriliVing Coin3 " i C " .Z l * : w rd for a soil, flight ar.u n d th. the F Nlonili o. u ,,m \ In du lrd ttiljiu iin n irlil „| ,|lr | I |„l. H llir Mitrnr.' n vi-arJx m t pubge^iun will s ta rt a t 3.00 o'clock, j wo.r),,|l by Wiley Boat u 1933. ] imvtion li«)Tr,| I,*—th e :f/in iilr and student* lion luncheon tnd,iy_ ji ilfr M>. of tin, r,)n l l.ak., Armlrmy n n j Serqiinilc l<mnlv ha* an eili K ettle. Stated th a t n.w u n ifo rm .i f' W nl " l. “ ^ ' T T An iiiiiHiilmtnl in' i.-h -i ih»* |„ (| are on urdsr and will U- delivered ! • lro r* ^ » lln8 M" » rrlv*' jniiit.«| ^t.y the xtyi'h-nls at lh# in tied po|ml.»h'*ii id 2(i, )lH) (Util tilraslll. nut itifrated 361 lo U< P aris at 6:44 I' M... mid ti l I In approxlm ataly a week. The suila had averaged alwiut 360 uii!e* Til. .amllst gowrnmrill "hr Jaycee*. he dd q.oli'n.rr.t Xrudeniv- t'n-*s, |>rr-.rnts eight |>irrxf Willi IJ. h)4 ill I'MU. tile are aolld orange with b'ack .tum11... loll . inveasary for . If, , lu -sriil. Mali*i....»..l«l.- I- Florida scenes in full culor, In- '■ rrats, to coincide with ihp school an hour on the hop front franco le|w |l laid. dealing null Ihe Hi if. .1* .un, * < * > ........... I'-'lftv *'*♦ whirl . hiding riett-i of Sniilitndii HuringS * jn perfect weather. Gnmlcr, N fld, color*. The latest type plastic w a s,h is only stop tn-foie 1< In and latkr Eolu in Orlafniq.’ 'Of ifir City** 11AOO ili-It Would emimw .1 tlir.»':H "1 """ "" " •1 1, 1 ll|mu »'l headgear* have been ordered and Paris. m rlnui-.., l.nrk.-d III*- kill .vtu.-1. e.y The maili iuv. tvliirh n llilf . |Hi|iulatlull i< e ilntia lrd ill gotrilili . lit lo t.‘II ill* ii mid w ,m will arrive with the uniform*. The Tail winds were ptumised to help the Ce|Mil| St (|.7(MI ,and tile ill ell wT,*>• llivv m ast » o ik md lo l.'llded llu- poll. •- Milt!w*i|ty *»l liiiui-,1 liy ihe Sevrnth I lay Aaheadgear* are black. * *eritist ilelioiniimtirin, is tocs'rd on the Imiia leg. ta k e .,I n III.* iiuiltagrtniiit o f f nut* S ln lr Highway P a li■diti.-n, hr Ur Fred Ganrn*. last y e s r't arsislaitt The 8 foot 3 inch filer, 87 y»ar* l-roel 6.80() While* m ihe mult Colt*11(■•11*11 to h r iipi-ruttni! tin f- .Inii'd. Allhivn’li tl„- Jal.-I'i- pm in Seminole' t'ouittv lietwren F*ra coach will return to aid Jvrttle* and old, left Paris nt tl-.-IU A’ M., tv ate pul at Id lN I and nrgine* I |„i-,iil for a S tair tillM k • ■■in ii".l I'lly mid firientlV. a new coach has been added to The annus) t» dydica'ud to Mis 1 tut:-i.'it W:i> ih-fCNlrd. il ill T .-!i Cairo tim e (4:39 A. M , ’aai-in 4| ij.OOll II,an.- fn -rf.-in iy ('1)111,-1' Ed, the Sanford staff. The new roach ‘ I J liL (V irile llull-K it stein who teclfvtd "m e ) a fte r 4 *t„p ,;f ra U | „;ftJllJn, lu t^ (..e jla id is h V barking thr lu ll, re itl iu L U ^ h w d J ^ ' l y «* Is Tim Tvler. recent g ra d u a l» from } 1tcr It \ degree at llnllln* (VIf ... j . iT § i imitMiivtt i*»* 1*1118 «* i m ;h 11 I M llu o f till* tin t i«*i *-tl lltktH i M 91 m inutes to tak e on J.W0 * d ; Plirntjl itl t t l , . „ . u ul Rollins College, Tyler played In ions of gasoline. He got t^ m , j i* t.. ii.. i . _■_ i it,it*. h-ge in 11*If* and who is ten rh sr of lo u r r t n lo tin- .!;,..■ --d J tm p lo v .-ri. ii leporlett. (ha hark field for Rollins for three Ktt->wtll . of t '.onnull11-Tu, Ml . Hrl- Engli-h and Spanish nod spon­ gallon, of gasoline In an hour's Tlh« „ >p Cll>. h J,® ................. sored the 11*17 graduating class vears. | UMII asserted, lie told of n ■topover last Growers Favor Soil n t < C V ' F u < C o m p a n y ; l» , K . U . Iln . o .■lint visit IH to Taiion Square ui u( tlu- Aradeitiy. his first T i .th.w J, 4* ia 5 ru im i VUHl A B B I O *M|U . r . ti n " b‘*vb|t i impaii'.. pioi'i i u » of palm I M Howell AH-kl A-PhD. ( tmservalion Here nvw York wh.-.,- n. m.I lotm 'i-u 1>" John Ex-Sanford Men Head Chicago iirineiptil and tile facility, Itt6U.9nO Couimunisti gutlin S tandard Time yeilerd ay . | (.,ab * n of ......r r e l/p ip e : I ' M IT * *■ hiding iirnd* of various mdustGainesville Reserves * Otilv 31-nttt of Semimile Count-j tleltioiisltltl jiitt n T >r . t'lHigatf, m akers of nlnllnulnd'-, V1j.,l|jiu l projects, nqmK-rs 27. l h r r a yV I'JHI lo .7IM I grow ers tu rin d O,it I "A nnllier matter whult mid jeiiu-., ami tti*ih- Manufar* mi (Verlrp iday to apitruve i ii.ttt tr*m la*»J .... i'a«e t ,«i,ii w- re f.t in the K iaduating etas* Two form er 'S anford rltisen* Anti-Red Hungarian j this yegr. Juniors nu ntier 46, and Navy veterans now livi’.g lUhmmit of n soil conservation Chief Reported Dead Sophomores 43 mid E'lkshmen, in Gainesville have been placed d istrirt in .Hrmlnote CoiioU Ml •il. The total student boily waa in command of lh f naw organised of th r voters, IK in Loiigwuod mid $23,000 Colluded By BUDAPEST, Aug. 8, <47— A I —— ----21Ml. aside from six vsntara who division of tha N aval Reservi reliable 18 In -Sanford, w ere in fuv ,r uf Inform ant said Imlay hr , * , were away on m llita y or nursing Youth In GI Benefits in Galneavillt. They are Idem. the progintn, arrording to County seen a'B o v ie t le tte r report- (tTeck Money Market John II. H interm iater, USNR, had A g rill C. K. pAW sou, N o V o *. S ing the death of lb-la Knvae* . ... r Forest I.nke Academy hy means m anager of the W hite House Ho- form er secretary • genrral of th< HAN FRANCISCO. Vug. 8. (47 K C V .C O lS W i l F I* C R T S were rccieved front Oviedo ur tel, who has been appointed com Smallholders P arty whoso arreit —Fisleral aiiUtfjfilie* were bring­ of its varlud industries foe stu ­ Clittluoln districts. dent* gives them Dot only menus! m inding officer, ana Th e result of th e vote will lie ing to Han Francisco today a fo r­ 1- by lha ___ Russian*■ 8; provoknl p ro te st.| ATHENS, Aug. M, (47 The ta r L. Cooper, J r , Insurance an'ill from lha United R u le* govern-] i.rie*; of f r.ld t,.-,- shatjdy lintay sent to Ihe Soil Cons.-rvnU'm m er Air Force* officer, wlw j training liul ennldfr* them lu pay edueareal aatata man, as axecutive of sta te Investigator said, had adrtitl- lu part, if not nil , of . their .. „ . • 1 In uneasy Atlan*. and veteran Board in Gainesville (n deteniilne ted collecting J22.1mi, i M I2.!.U(mi pile* Th e Laundry which tuppllre Bear. Tha Inform ant said R u ssian .,,I,servers sal,! -it reflreted fears whrthi-r or not the vnt.- w arrants In veteran s’ unrm plin m en! -comII H o n d a Sanatorium and oa- ;.t The appointmanta w are an ­ M inister G. M. Pushkin h*l» re- (!,*( -httem al ylolenre might hur- cstahlUhiiirnt of a soil ronvetsanounced Tuesday by. Capt. J. W. ported tha death, w ithout s|ieeify-l ,(,.on-Into wat if the Communists tion office with a technician in pensution in the past IK months. pital among otliera, is pictured of new Boutwara. district dlrectur of N a­ Ing place o f tim e, to the offiae attem pted to eMaUlsh q free state charge in Kanfunl. Chief Investigator lame* Rolme) with Its flk.Otk) worth equipment. A dairy is shewn val Raaervaa. Llaut. A rthur I.. of H ungary* acting I-oreign M in -j|n parthern G t.ere. * *"* tf th is ' hw-dnne. the technician of the California Hlate Depart which h a s .n daily output of 170 Funk, USNR. aaaoelata professor Isler, Krno Mihalyfi. V * • ... . j Tha ‘-Athens money market. wilhslsit farm ers Ip test *‘"1 types, m ent of Employment said Ihe for; mllMz «0 o fw h lc h gwM of social sciences, University o! Since Kovac* w as ‘ a rre sm t - by | w hlch in the jmst faithfully h i s , make muiis o f farm s; and make r. m er pilot had relate-l filing nf>- to the •» Hanitarlum. About 3^)00 Florida, waa appointed as tra in ­ Ute Russians, he presumably dierl. f ora-tdia.luwid govern manta) c risis,} rommenilations of ‘Imiirorem egtj proxim atcly 76 fictitious claim s lo chicks a te hAtchrd 'each week at* ing officer. In a Russian prison. quoted th e gold sovereign today j to n rm um ittee u f five farm ers, com pensation in (lint 'lim e. In o f­ the poultry farm . The Academy All three of th ere o ffic ers'h ad A spokesman^ fo r Mihalyfi sald | a ( drachma. The slsh ililrd elertrat bv tiiF fa rn u -rs. to test aa fices ranging from Hdrraincnto in axtansfva-sea and command duty a t a news conference torlay th a t r »U la 135.WW The gold ra t* waa lo fgasihility. The "ntir.' expertw* northern California tu Riverside P ress ia one of the inoet valued industries a t the school, both fa in World War. II and other as nothing w m known" of the sta U j n 9 J » o when thu imO.OOQ.OOU o f retry in g out aurh plmm is up to county' in the Houth. . He identified the youth ns Hons an educational and financial w ay, itgnnfanta which particularly fit o r Kovac* - h ed llh .• American m ilitary ai.L program the farm er. All th a t the g*avernA copy of the M irror m ay be i a t . t h a K n ilt.o f.ih a o rg an swewt‘Pay* t* -4he* eainry Stw A. 1-anen- 2S. nf Vnlluip..Calif.— seen a t the otllce of L'ou'nly • futirtemr division In Gains*T TALBOT BACK lechnirisn and the upkeep of hi* Supt. T. W. 1-awton. REPORT DENIED villa. C ap e Boalware said. F rank Talbot of Oviedo has reofice, said Mr. Dawson. WASHINGTON. Aug. -t, f l h ROTARY MF.KT ren tlv returned from Wayriravlile, • ----------- — — •— V . CORN PR IC E UP - Htatu Department Press - Officer . FLORIDIAN HONOR HI) bttsicel program featuring N. C. where he epcnl a two w r-ks' CHICAGO, Aug. K. <47—Cora Michael J. McDermott today des­ SOFTBALL CANCELLER JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 8, m ~ vacation. While th ere bo reaw-rts hnnnott and Bill M artin The sofMiall gam e lwtwe*n cribed as “ not tru e" a published soared to new record high* on tha Col, Pannywalt F. McCall, with 28 •w in g Mr. and Mr*. Ed .tandall pUnnerl for the Rotary vears service In th e National and Jack Burnev and family /m m T'lub neon Monday, it was the Rotary Club am) the Linus report that Secretary of State Board of Trade today on buying Guard and United States Army, Sanford. Ho adds th a t th e w.-atb- »nl today by Charles Ckib scheduled for this evening Marshall ha* quietly assumed induced bv cenlinucd dry w eath­ waa presented the Florid*. Crow or w as exceptionally jool and th at M program chsiniisn. h as been postponed on ac:ount direction of civilian 'operation of er in much of tha Midwest, p a r ­ yecterday, hlgbeet o tiliU r/ aw ard he u w i------ - of • **■ ----------------------ally singing of old snd of the wet field, Orville Touchlon th e American m ilitary government ticularly in the m ajor product** the p retties; tnoun-' "<*i stale of Iowa. by th a Bute of Florid*. Id Korea. will also l>* enjoyed. announced today. r in th a United Bute*, new j ')* r? - W A M IIM .|i>N . Aug 8 uP>— ll.iw .ud I higher agreed today, af* Irr fittl Angrtly rrluong, In make iccuidt of hit pet tonal bank sccount and ollief p itv lle papalt availatdr to Setratoi* m iettigating Ini (dO.tHli'.Bi'l) watiime plane runliacti. Thr. row over Hut came during a wrangling tfitio n punctuated bv a ‘ ihtr.il fiom Chaitman Eei|U run fR M uli.) to bar all ipeclalofl fiom th e .S en a te^ W » r In v e itin t* ing Committee** hearings if th t audience did no) ttop applauding ilu g b rt, * ,. * ■ "We a i t going t<T have OI yuo will fiol he alh.wrtTto stay in - th u 100111.'' thr wlutr-haiied ellaittitau tftuulrd to thr audience. Die ' applause came at the mil* lionaitr I hdlvwixHl pio.lu. ri wat jointing with I erguron about Irrnn <d tit tlH.tniil.OtK) contract to build thr ’'wot Id* latgeit aiiplanr.” a (lying ho.tl Win ii tl ie i iiiiiluilier ircunyentd afin i lumlieou rrceti, llughet .iiiiiiiiiii. i i I ihioiigh an alloiney hit itilllilglirn to make hli |i*peit , ' oltrady -tdrporn red available lot the tenalor*. ttSth*; - *j MAKING I lf s M lX fe \ tV.M T I 'J I 'ip jlf jr is r r on th r «ilnr«- -Inu.l lief.-.r (h r s*n»le t t - r lii*e»tiBaling WzV 'H IV H d N, Aug 8 147— Cato *11te r ill \V iwlii nu t ••Ii. • llo n an l IliiKhe-, milliuiiairr plane h u ilileran d film maker. I- -hiiwn in two lypi.it iIn -r iip* tak rn n. he tr-tilieil in the .aircraft ciiult. i i t probe. AL--fight, tlutlie* hold* a N-n.iloi I rigumn (U -M iili.) capbumlk « t, record* a* he chargr« that Senator Owen BteW strr, Maine, rhaiim nn nt the invrwt Ination itctf a bitin vrffiil eschsnce* with enintel lee, offer ed In rnll,>|iff..lh e jirti-aliiinal pm lie it Uttjthr'.'Ouiuld agree lo m eiga liin J A tA -u r fT<‘V«aid Hughes today by ittugarii.’iiiint with t*an-Alnrriran Mrwa)», At lelt, he i- »liow n us he tm>k the outh tInlet nnlioual Soundplmtu) IIIK a .ulqionia foi puv slr iloCUit ■1 . ■n Ferguson D e m a n d s * Meyer Be Put Back On Witness Stand* Seeks Iltighes’ Files Upward Hughes A ttacks Brewster Under Oath . »- N O - 191 A s s o c ia te d P ra s e 1-e a se d W i r e More Subpoenas A re Issued h r ation; Brazil. A t t a c k e d I n H e a t e d Session O v e r Membership Of Bulgaria .In UN Senator Says He la LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 8 ( 4 7 Not Proud Of Drag­ Huttia chaigrd today that the ging Her Into Air­ United Slalrt wai guilty of seplane Investigation flout violationi of human light*r‘ “ It l»-unfortunate th a t the Congraaa did not provide for re alrainta on atver-eipanaion of iitatallment credit in order to liA proposal by Jack K jtigsn mlniah Inflationary pressure* nr,*ing from thla course." that the junior (.'lumber of Com­ Mr. Trum an obaerved that ru t- merce tpontor s plan to beautify _ tinuation of p'resent control* f fa.' the north and south roadway 9 th* neat three montha hat i««il “perm itted arid m ille d by the entrance* to Sanford . and the Congress," and tu- added that parkw syt along Park A vrnur wat “thia ‘ la preferable lu immedi­ «ntliutisitically approved last eve­ ate abandonment of three rening by the group at their ,up|ie; ' alrainta.” * “ For th a t reaaon," tbe Peril- mreting at the M aylau Inn and dent continued. “ I have a’ffted w at referred to their executive tha Joint ’ resolution." committee for further action. Hr aald it would l>a " fa r bet­ In addition to this idea, Mr. ter to reduce prirea than to rvRatigan advanced the idea that _ la i terina in leaking new cut* the Merchants Association -and - A - tam i fa . --------— — ------- — The raatralnta on installment civic gioups back a plan to plant buying. were instituted in w ar-] shrubs and flowers all the way tltra undw the rfoivgnie control I •Jong Seminole Boulevard into JU d Faotltoritg ___ . wfthtn the trailing-T 1 ** * w lth-the ontin y act. The I’reai- San fold. l (Milan,a aa l>a * Klakll Gena Tucker, co-chairman of the Conference ('ommltlve, urged th a t 'a ll rnemliera uf the local group participate in Ihe S tate Jaycee conference at the M ayfair Inn during the weekend. Regia tuition will take place from 1U:IW A. M. until 5:00 I’. M. Saturday, he aaid, There will be a buffet supper {rom 8:811 to 7:30 I’, M.. LOS ANGELES, Aug. H, <A7— and .thu furmal hamiuel will take Reinforcements of 160 fitvfight- place Sunday at 13:16, at which era, parachuted to Condo.- Peak Edward tV. Ilarrett of . News­ in the Angele* National Kureat, week Magazine will S|teak. Mr. Tucker highly commended iointd in ,th e battle to day.us the Rig T ujunga Canyon bruth and Lind \Vi*!>er, hotel m anager and lig h t-tigghgr fire raged unrontrol­ mendier of the Jnycees, fo r-h i* aid in the piiigra;u. led for tn rfo u rth day." President J . H railey Odham .E a rly today the hlate had erop) u ••h i i until a a I'a a e M t S I I down the canyon to within one and aaked for Miggeationa| ..that may 9 opr-half miles of tha intall com­ munity of Tujunga v u l U. H. R anger M. W. Durham said the burned over area now totaled a p ­ Sinkfinjr Dates Made proximately 4,300 acre*. By Margaret Truman An effort was made yesterday to r r e a la rain by artificial methods KANSAS CITY. Aug. H. (jp )_ abova the burning area w h e n two. Mrs. T. J, S trirhler, Mias M ar­ hav* tfisd and tho Hat of In lured garet Trunin a ’* voice teacher, aaid rtaeh ed some “6. . the date for Mist T rum an's The Loo Angeles Times, with todav appearance with the Hollywood tha .aid of scientist*, arrange-! to Howl Symphony O rchestra had * have.dry.ice dropped from a plane Iwen act for Aug. 83. 4 ° n : a cloud In an attem pt, which 61m. Suirkh-r alao disclosed that proved- unsuccessful, to induce showers. The paper explained that the President's daughter would make her concert debut In P itts­ a “elngle cumulus cloud failed to burgh Oct. 17. The concert aeries, cooperate.” which was schedulei) to open a t Tha attem pt waa mado because Pittsburgh in 6(ay, was postponed of rtce n t such rain-m aking sucresMm. M artha'K . Trum an, thu sea In A risons. A t an altitude uf when 14,000 *fe*t a plana mad-t five President's mother, L e'sm u frillawaepa across tha top of the cloud, rally ill. For her appearance in Holly­ dumping from 60 to 180 pounds uf k in . Slrickler aaid MIm T ru ­ , powdered dry lea each time. Heien- wood, man would sing two ariaa In the _ t l i t i explained th a t tha cloud was first half of the coneer; and a * • not high enough to be In the frees- gyoup of three or* four songs In tng level w here such an experiment the second part, m ight have proved successful. Mr. and Mrs. S trlckler will ac­ company Mias Trum an fo r the West Coast appearance. « 7 — Haggard a n dd unshaven, F ro a e c titlu A ttorney Sidney Mr kM ^ M sath t h declared today hla pretty ▼86-yMr-otd wife »hot and killed W* f a th e r - la s t night while “hyaterioal w ith fright** aa a resu lt of tim e, alder McMath's drunken ahuae. Rod-eyed and w irn from an allnight investigation, the form er Marine hero laauad a prepared statem en t telling how hla wife, - • f n b b a d hla .46 caliber n e fro a r a n dp i and fired wildly a r Hal P. Me Math, St. whan he . .^ a p p ro a c h e d .her .cursing and his t ' w t l p clinched. . ------------ ---------------- -- IN D E P E N D E N T Reds HitU.S. T w o For Violating Human Rights Guest Speaker Truman Signs Meas­ ure But H its Con­ gress For Ending 'Credit R e s t r a i n t - WASHINGTON. Aug. 8 «e» Tbrcsidcnl Tiuman today .finned * legislation killing all- conlioli on initallmcni buying Nov. I. -10-17. The Piftidenl laid be regret­ ted that Congress did not follow the recommendation of the bed-, era) Receive Board and of the Council of Economic Advisers "by enacting legiilalion to provide, fur ^continuing at long at necessity Regulation of contumer credit at * meant o( helping to promote eco­ nomic liability.” Mr. Truman had asked for apecific peacetime authority to tegulata the American imlitution known at the "essy payment plan," a a bulwark againht in* ' •-J - : f e - tL 1 k t »' ■ ■ mm — * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 07, 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/28a03364b5c4c33eaa41cc48cba5d7f7.pdf 93a1b75d23926bf0d12b3abd769c0316 PDF Text Text * SANFORp HERALD, PAGE SIX W EDN ESD A Y , regions generally within the next - I Imur*. altlinugli Uw wind shift in N vhtaska .<101 w estern Jon a •tfS ilaH S lima r » i ( tla rl bureau said, to dislodge the hot was moving slow ly eastw ard with air from the Mississippi Valiev. relief promised fur p a rts of jithor South Plains and G reat Lakes N o rth ' C entral sta te s tonight and H eat W ave British Crisis H '**liau 4 I ibm l*ea* ilnrl deals |<}.31fl,7!'2,047. A ttlee said II r i t I s it U r m e d stren g th would be reduced by 420,000 men by next Match. The forces num heied l,2!t7,Jon men on July 1. "An exhaustive Inquiry-hat Keen Inst Itut ed into the Wtni)» future of our defense policy," he -aid. A t another point, the l-aliur governm ent leader said* G reat 1IHta’in was Increasing the late of her troop w ithdraw al from overless. "D espite these accelerations in the ra te of w ithdraw al/ then- it no changr t|i out foreign policy or In ih e d efense' policy which un d erlie pur fu te ^ ii., pulieV,". At live a**' seitrd . The Pi Inn- M inister said his Socialist gpvernineht would “ifave to take some ineasun1 of con iaal over the employment of labor" In order to stim ulate product'oji, Be *im tiSg M n ’ •' 1 Thursday. Both tlie eastern anil Itucky Mnunlalns states would lie w arm ­ e r today, forecasters said. No rain of consequence was in immediate prospect for most oi the dry midwest topsoil, now gen- AUQ. 6,1047 i-rally depleted of moisture by three U «.y .1 i»f Umia-ratiiu-* m uffins from tin* high 'Jty, (u well above 100 degrees. Pasture* wet* reported drying up and in y crop* reduced. Corn h a t fired in el l e n t a few areas. » i f ri H iuifi I '■» <►#-5r ’ P5 L O N G r E A S Y T E R M S continued: “This will Involve some sacrifice of Individual liberty, though as little as possible. It Ilia / U* luce.*sarv to take steps to Iimi* employm m t on less essential * m i " A ttlee said the gov/rnnirn: nl«< would “ take action'* jgniu*: any Industries opera terI with “In* ffirl•nev or lack of will," To save dollars. Attl.-e said lie»tain would lake these ,*laps: Perm it movie m ater* showing film s here to convert only n fourth of their earnings Into non-British currency. Perm it Britons overseas to spend only (140 on foreign vacations in the 14-monlh peri-sl beginning Oct. 1, inslea I of |3fl0 y l W jreaaly period s i a t n».« mt Cut bv one third the bade gnsoMeyer TeHtimony line ration uf II galluns u month for private m otorists with 10horsepow rr cars. A ttire said the govern men would strive for a 2<» m*r cent in­ Mevei said the expense for Hull crease in domestic farm produc­ tion and "press - ahead w itlr out covered five or six days in Ja n u ­ plans for tin- e tp a n slm «f produc­ ary, Ili44, and included four to six people. tion in the colonial' cmplnr." “ Why were- you paying these ■"W e shall apply ourselves t fu rth e r development of our it- bills for Col. Ilall ami charging it, sources at home," h.* salif, "Wt up to aircraft ?*' Ferguson wanted JBUSt concentrate as :mmq.m_ni*+ •iblr on x x x the priHlnctiun of goods for export- ami tin- nrodiirlion of all tho*e thing* which sbuus imports. Tills will m-.tn cut­ ting out non-essential*. AV must Increase our to ta l,nutput so Hint We can aland'Im «’ur own ivg* a* soon as possible.'' * Attlee, in Ills grim statem ent outlining the Socialist regime's plans to overcome It* dollar fam ­ ine. said Great Britain had pm posed negotiations with the Uni. 'tad State.* for rrv lsim of two classes in the loan agreem ent. “I am glad to sav Mr. Marshall (U . S. Secretary of S tate) replied • J V I e e I 11 ■> ijr * I l l lY j l i I u L . 1 1 . * ‘ I 'm agreeing iq. Um»e discussion*, h-.said, . / ‘They will not cu t across the proceeding* of (he P a rii torifarm er. HI* reference was to inlet na­ tional converaatl.-'n* on M n shillV proposal of American aid for KutvpM n reonumTe-rrcon-rv. o 'p ro posal shunned by Ituasm and the Eastern European countries in her Attlee said th e loan clou.v* to be discussed were the agreem ents on sterling convertibility and non. discrimination in trade, both ta rg fta In Churchill's h illn ** to th e opuusHlon Conservative I'aity. Under the non-dlscriimmiUmi clause. B ritain may not cut down her purchases In the Unite I States in ordOr to tnrreasc them In non­ dollar countries. Kiwani.s Meet |r u n f U » # « ! Iin m l 'i i i t tlm H llvfhg a C hristian life. " It Is all too easy fur vuulh In p u t religions life on •* token foe g ranted hasls." he <Wclaml. "They need, to find out why they aro C hristiana." 1I«* stressed the need fo r families playing ami having devotion to g eth er,'til dendop more recveitlon to g e th rr-an l attend less to paid recreation, and urged Hint business men aid In vuuth develop, m ent program s.' - M ist Mary Beth Joiner told of th e rapid growth of tho Youth C aravan program during the past ' l l yeark, and said that this yrarK.r team s are tourlmr Ihe United , S tates and Cuba. She nuBlm-d Hie program of work, study; play-and w orship necessary to tf«ln trernbers of the Caravan. Miss N orm l Hupert entertained the Klwanlans by leading them on an im aginary lion hunt and m aking.JJjfin go through a lot of motions. Howard M ontieth announced th a t an Intarclub meeting with OrU n io Klwanla w ill lie held heiu on S e p t 10. E. C. Harper* a n ­ nounced plana for n ladies night program . _______ “ (in te rn a tie ral) Hughes Accuses an to come to the cobjL" He found a discussion uf tlpit (i »niiM«*a I,uw i‘u < m o ,n *ne ri«or*i 0 1 me secrei ses- template iliut a n y o n e w iv aton. Hughes continued, ami found has lawn In public hfe ns long * v “ f f me “>* • * * » * *A,k «' i have in the .la ta legislature, 'be number uf m an-hours spent on as goveioor, in the hodei a n d .the M-nate -inuld. o ft‘such short srooaintance with Hughes x x s make so hold a ptngodliuh as In­ here ihwnl.i-w, ‘‘It sound* mure like Hollywood 4l*alt-*y*b-i-s-Wir*ttingtnn: asserted “he w anted to go into "Tlrri* we go again," Meyer said. I'a u sin r for n few Johnny Meyer's expenses account, "Business." liiew sler Mini: • amt he said he knew there had He has runteruled litn" ami again “ I cun unsure yuu ‘hat Ix-eh a fluu.uoo payoff "o n the in hi* appears rices, d in tin g lust plane, and 'W hat about It V ’ F riday. Ihat he enter luil.ed free­ In reply to a" quration, Ae said ly, ami' that lie was instructed by to dmp p,. i|o,., nu| recall when Flanagan Hughes to t-hnrge such ei-ti-r tuinin so many words* showed up, but th a t “ I know the m rnt to Hughes aircraft. Hi- reitin IlivwnUY* tiott’l tinting w»» *uch J felt th*» two emleii again today th.it he kept wttK uf rrli. H v were d rfln llcit c o n n v c te i" his accounts 'Tooscly.” •Mevei read into tlm recoid a at lunch," H u g h es'. ,,u Kh*;* « h l " | h » v c nstm aBy long li*t <if -mnlli-r -unis he said I.tsis t .. ... «*«♦<•« kaloui of my reputation, an<l he spent on Hull in (he same peri­ ■ that the hearing* 'Imre is no uuestion th a t the threat od. Ferguson asked how i l i y r r ll l ........... Publicity was a pow erful' wra lt-uinnl that Hall had taken over from Hoosevelt. Meyer said pos­ “ I was" exhatpited fighting Mr. sibly through Ilia H ughe, lomTrippe'a political maneuvers in Washington," llugnea ‘ deciaied, "Diil you spend any money on B few stfr hna dchi-J airy direr! ami suggested they g at together, Hall prior to this lim e !" F erg u ­ o r - Indirect connection with I’nii so Trippe cam*- to the coast. son listed. "i don’t think so," Mever rep. American. He linil In-ell favoinlde to legislation which would eat up lie added that the en tertain ­ n single pvelseas airline m the ment - orrtim*d~ in - laiv—Aligelei “chnsert insiruniBiil" s-T Hie govern­ It ■•■liss.a lisaa r . l * Uwel Ferguson asked buw Hull hap. ment. Hughes made Ilia elintge onlv afte r n long exrlmng- with, nue, and is known ns the l««nsva pem-d to be In l.os Angelos. "n s Itoad. Becently a Min “II*. obviuusly was tht'C-* to look t'hairrnnn . Ferguson (H-Mirhl *if!ur the aubcumittce roll hiding the) "ectioll o f this toad was eom pht over our iilant.' .Meyer said. from the Imke Jessun One of the Hughes contracts hearings. Was a 122,000,UtH) nm» for recoil. When Hughes took Hie stand a t Bridge through Geneva to Mims naissanCe planes. F trg u ju o le a d 1:42 I*. M. (E flT l, he first askeil There are two proposed routes Hems of 148.03, lit) an.I 15 for more Unit- to m id testimony In- fur lying in the eom phtod sec­ ■linner nml tips ul lh-* lltachcunib. had given previously m closed- tion from the Lake Jessup Bridge with the nresent highway we«t era Hotel, and *12 f >r liinclr at door sessions of the committee of Sanford. ltmnanoff*s, Ferguson told him the commit­ “One route propose* to taka the Ferguson said it w is 'n o t clear tee was ready to ’ hear the “side whether the tutal bill covrr-sl en- issue" of Hughes' transcontinental -teitainm ent f*n Hall alone, and argument with Brewster. Meyer agreed lliat “it definitely "Is'H vnur desire to go Into this is not clear.” m atter now ?" he asked Hughes. The exchange rontiniied: ‘‘It is not my desire, hut I am Ferguson—But it .ill is i-IITirgcd willing to go ahead,” llnghei refto Hughes alrcrsft. Meyer—Bight. "We have no deslru tu force Ferguson—Whom von to do this," Ferguson said. "You .don't have to furre me," the airplane builder retorted. "1 am very happy to go Into It." l i e said lie had “ made staleInrnta to the press" about Itrew. knowledge. Ferguson—I tee some en tertain­ ster, the chairm an of tho full sen­ ment down at the ImUoni here for ate committee, and he stands by girls. Why was that rh n tg rd to those. He asked, however, to b« perm itted to' rail witnesses hf his Hughes aircraft! Mever—T hais'w hat. I am trying own. choosing and to closf-cxamine Brewster. . to figure out mysrlf. "The committee won’t give d o n ­ tory, would result in putting morn When Hughes reached Washing­ ton. he told reporters he was ator Brewster, the right to cross- values on the tax boolu; would .................. ready l<> repeal under ruth “ h>. examine you nor will yon ha*o the be a shorter route, and would not ahmil Y _h f l I t r ' cross-examine him," F er­ throw additional traffic Into our ■crything I have said" i_______ guson said. He added that Hughes lak esh o re Boulevard, which i t Investigation of his ontrarf*. could submit w ritten questions to crowded with through north and be asked Brewster when the la tte r south travel. Truman’s Trip "O ur S en ato rs^ and Keprescntakes the stand. “That involves a certain delay, tatlvea have doniTtome good Work ‘ ' IfaallasM timm Pass Osel In getting the road completad a t there,” Hughes said. complex and Qnwleldy" th at there . “ Ye#." conceded Ferguson, "hut far as It’ la, an let's be on our Is "g rav e danger th a t it would Im­ tlie committee Is accustomed to de- toes and help push through t J pede ra th e r than promote (hr gov­ lav." a speedy completion this link ernm ent's effort* to ‘ehTonrdge Hughes said he didn't want to of the Gross S tate Highway." scientific research." "launch Into this m atter .and have The hill would have established n national aeieace foundation ax an Independent agency to qtomole Miami Fire research In national defense and other fields, abolishing the present POLES MAKE PLEA WASHINGTON, Aug. tU-(ff)— Poland appealed to the United State* today to raster* its cancel­ led share of the *332.000,000 A m erican relUfprogram.Aml****bdor Josef W inlewlci submitted th e plea to Secretary of S tate M arshall and told rs porters tea. as well as those related (p de­ the conference th a t “ Poland fense. . If* said government expend!needs food." tures for aclentiflc research and development, now amount to hun­ dreds of million* of dollar* a year, "U nder present world conditions, th is work la vital to our national welfare and security," Mr. Trum an amid. "W e can not afford to jeopafdls* It by impoelng upon It an organitation so likely to prove unworkable. In another sharp criticism of tha legislation, the President said H a d N o N s w ip a p o r T o A d v e r tU * I n . . . And front page news it certainly Is! . . . T he Hanford fu rn itu re Company will furnlah 3 rooms for you at only *298! Yea! We said 1298. — For the living room, bedroom, and dinette. The am art home­ maker will come down to the Hanford F urniture Company to­ morrow early and take advaatage of this, for therV i only r f r llnsliail HHmlur Alt kaHlII foundation members would mean moat of them would hav# been people employed by organisations eligible fo r grants. ** he IK* asserted, "there la - t nua." created a conflict of Interest which would inevitably give rise to sue. ulclons of favoritism re g srd la u of the complete Integrity of the mem­ bers of tbe foundation." Hughes said he asked Noeh Dietrich, vice president of Hughes Tool Co., to go In to 'lW detail* of the m erger nropuslHon. "D lelrleh reported that he didn't think U would be poulbie to make an -whiUtabt* transaction with Mr. Tripp*," Hugh-u .-teslifled. ' "I Wien tutd Dietrich to drop the tnqUyr there, a t least for the tim e Th# lanky plane rasnufacturer •aid th a t next, Francis Flanagan, assistan t counsel for th* W ar Inm tU ta tln g Committee, carp* op California and started * lough." "It was apparent to J U S T LOOK WHAT YOU G E T THE LIV INgJtO O M OUTFIT Your choice of a conventional sty le sim ilar to Illustration or a graceful Chippendale ensemble. In either a£yle you gat the large, comfortable, spring-filled sofa and matching chair, a striking companion chair in harm onising rover, and a h in d some glass.top cocktail table. All for only - 9-PIECE BEDROOM OUTFIT •nda suite Includes the large, beautiful double bed. In* m a u lr* cheat of draw ers, popular vault? i dresser with round m irror, the bench, an all-fall maltrM a, deep roll spring, a pair o f -aae.Uetat THE DINETTE OUTFIT A N Y ROOM MAY BE H A D SEPARATELY who turned In U i a S m about 2.00 A. M., told fireman th a t **5£ * “ - • »n»M H art of light on the wing of the A.M which quickly enveloped th* w|ol« plan*. the flame* were out of. control." Daniel M cLaughlin,,! also »n Mrport em ploye., .aid (firt "an M fto.lon accompanied tbe H m tim ing It wag the application of screwk a x a after my fsllurn to Ininutea flames were leaping In accede to th* wlahea of Mr. Trlp- every dim «ion In the C n g b r> pe." Hughes said. Chss* said th a t at laaat two He said he wanted to correct a statem ent by Brewster th a t ."It was u y own Idea fo r U r. Viaaag- H ear The -i D eepfreeze Program ' ....................... . . featuring “Th# Four Knights” ' Trsnseriptlon ovtr WTRR arery Friday at 1 S:S 0 NED SMITH, Mgr. <■ m EAST FIRST STREET \ ’Right Where We’re Bc*« Fog i5 Ytara" �(a Unity T h ere.U Strength— THE i . T» P rotect the Peace *f the World; To Prom ote the Pro*re** of A m trk a i To Produce Proapertty for Sanford. W EATHER Partly cloudy through Friday, local Ihuniitishoe tr* during of* tcrnot>i\a. >1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. ! NO. 190 Associated Prose Leased Wire THIHSUAY, AIKJ. 7. 1947 • ec o »»e Army Gets New System Of Promotions Says Hughes Crisis Caused LS. Prices Lake* City’s Columbia High School Band Truman Signs Meas­ ure Providing Ad­ vancement By Mer­ it, Not Seniority 137.000 A d d i t i o n a l Cm In Armed For­ ces Announced By British Of f i ci a l WASHINGTON^ Aug. 7 WD- Hits It’s A ll Lies .7 . Plane Manufacturer 4 Die As Plane Shoots Down Into Oil Plant Chimney (Dares Senator To Re­ LONDON. Aug. 7 i#lv A Utitpeat UnderOath HU Asks To Cross ExThc Ainty'i archaic lyilrm ol pro­ i»h of final blamed living AntrrCharge Hostes:i W as amine Senator On motion by seniority wrnt out the ic.»n pinrv and "th r rapidly inwindow today with President iru ttcaiing mu pi u i ol L’. .S cajMiiti Afraid Of Hughes War Tim e Contract man's signing o( legislation set­ ovrt U, im|H>its" today for the ting up a permanent promolion\V A H II\(,|O N . aV ? (A l— * sudden uiutcniog ol Ifiitain'a etoW ASHINGTON, Aug. 7 by-meril program for the Army J low:ml I lityho -tml,i> i lullrngcd nonu criuia I low aid Hughrv vhuutrd tovl.W tin t and the Navy. HqUut’t plight I I ‘linked to a trviiinony of Senator IhrwvP-i Flaming Waste Gas S -nrliii H irtitier (R M e .) to - ie One of the lengthiest and most 'wtsldwidr dollar famine" r s u r e j (R -M r.) heforr the Senate W-'1 Burner S w a l l o w s pcxi um lrr b tth i pieti itatecomplicated measures enacted by bv A m enta's veiling to futrigu Invrviigating . Committe r ...*‘i>... j tnrfit -^ty' ‘"ffTcwitft " th in * ati aiiU p N e w E h g J a m l e r s linr h m in t w the 60ih Congress at is first sescuiotriM inorr than twice ir 'tm c h «f ftf a b f lira an d T fan ir.ii it afi.ml to travel aton, • »he legislation is the*, out-' ihc buy*. the iT antrllut ol thr ap ai| if I am alluwrd to ctow alone v*it It H iiyltn in ln» private F.VKRI ii M ask. Aug. 7 i t growth of months' of study by Exrilt^quci, Jlu g h Dalton, told the quevtion him * " . A *lll.tll all plane pluilgnl nut plane. committees. , H u*r of Commons. The lanky Holly 'Wood fllliv pryi I lie plane ntannfacluirr itiued u| a fug dtiouilcd »ky' caily ,lu*la* In addition to l n | up a new Ihllon was icplying to crltl* ducet and (tin liuilrd lii.it dri .tin* i h ti I* o gc aftri m uling the 'promotion system or the Army ci-rt- l>> Conservatives and la-ft- l.i Ml ion .it Hirwvtri ,vv Im look mli) a tlamilig wittc-ga* honiii arid tightening the N avy’s M ill­ urnf StirndiMta that the Lilian u| a ' inomtrt ‘ nil plant, cariyi'nit Sen ale. War t ornnnllec lo Hack ag iiio l ra i Ii Othei thr IcvO id t of ing advancement ayatem, the l>ill The high school hand of Lake t ’lty was, built up Ijy It. K. Hlark, es-m silne hstv’m sidrr who has K ■l i-1 It tn c n t “squailitclrd” the the viand for llir gerund dvv in lo iiri> death llir »lop"» loin m Senr ole oh- High II Srhoul » : o,w.t|,tMm U. ,*S. loan tliul the . commitlrr't mi|uiry into ru ta - down on tha num ber of come to Sanpird with th r Intention of building up an even larger hand at Sent' Hicwtlct and llu^hr* |oi "id lin g high-ranking offieera in iioth aerv- which for a numlier uf year* has failed to have a band large enm irh to enter Id ir-rily 'com petition 1’iia.- Mimstei A ttlee's new work Hughes $4O.(Ml0.lUHI wailimr .sir ci.illy piommrnl nccu|>anli at the llir tiutll." pilid app.nrntly thntighl he v*.,, Irea add abolishes , in peacetime ■t district ’ or sta le festivals. Mr. Illark is shown at eatrem r l e f t . _ mnpr and vat less piogiam ■prom ­ craft cunliacls. • * Iluglici ir lr iir d to the aitlinc tha w artim e rank «f five-star of­ ised "tiHi Jittle, tovi lair." xhivutmg .down min hitglitly lit Cratman I'ngum ii (R M ich.), ficer. However, It doea not effect lioitr** im iJcnt at a "sm ear cam ­ Itsittni disclosed that liccause of Duxlnn Aupuit. the rank of the eight, officers Cnrada’s dollai ahqitag* the Unit-' presiding at llir lir-.iirng mule, paign." Add hr »till the Scnalort Ih r drad w rie' now holding five-alar rank. ed Kingdom has ngreed to pay lontiol of a- suhinnim itter. dr —tn-ierrm-} ■ u nghi *f*er—then reputation! 'A ffecting directly or Indirect­ ilolU i,, front the U. 8. loan for *ua«*l#wf-(rrsf-rd— whrn dri tiling whether he or Jo.,)— .- -r *—CTHTaillun pill i Iium' v ly the atatua of an estim ated id llir j -inirr-M imlell Air Con- I76;000-ttf fieri * in -frmh~Tn,rTlrrt7 un i diuii on it* Cuiiailian ciedit of Htrwslet if lliry h id .mi u n i diltnniiig Coi|mralion of Koiton H lin Her i* telling (hr liuth in the legislation ie Intended to for the other 60 petrvtit of the ten queslinns rravty fin each oth­ and roll i•£ the* Late lirn tg r S then rn h tio v ru v over an airlines encourage the -better-qualified men H. E. Hlark. who irrignctl htf COsta er. MiniJi-ll, puhhdiei id the .old Hu. llieigri ple^utlloot. and to weed out through n proftntv liiy, Navy and air force position a i Ir.iilcr of the Colum­ i rrguion said tin! uinlr-r* rule* With imtli ttnilct oath, I iughrt rraa of elimination those unfit will U- cut to HTu,otHI men by tin* Ion lra n n iijit. bia I huh School baml at l-ikc end ..f next year, Dalton sani. of thr vuIk ntoimllec .pn-iltun* for command. ha* ih a ig rd and Hirwvtcr hai de­ America Is Urp,ecl Tc* M.uulrll • lun drliiilaiite. d tn,di lily in utdci lii o tg a n i/r a large I t will take several years for Halloo told tlu* House that lil­ muit h r suhim ttrd m adv.mcr in nied tin t tlip .Vn.itni once offered In*. Amir, J2, and Ifaniot. 1 Use Influence To the entire new program to get Ip; m e of wilting. b in d al Seminole High Sr bool, ac Mice utunpowei to I.ill .-11 tfir S rn a tr invnllgslodll id Hmloii. into full operation, for some I.ISlT.iaMI |>y the end of lies, today announced that it In* in ­ flogbi.s flo-h.-.l Hi- r.-rs.li.-if in . Get A r b i t r a t i o n ii.-n ul I Itighr*’ if InjHtU.uOO warp a rti of the new law don’t I*.'lim n, niiiioum-ed y e s te rd a y -InI'llul Nr In 'll Hell. 12 lea* oi l ! tention b> build jip a IDO pirc1* I’tife- Minister Attlee, “is not to In an envelops* nil.I polled ...it *el com* effective until a fte r |l*nl lime (J ii)r n in tra cti il hr (Ifiighci) vclri.iu I fie* .mil mrnihri ul i v iill imig sheets of w riting llv IIAKHLS-JACKSON though moat are effective Imme­ ‘ clvm l hand, and u rg rd Inal pu- Is- n t-unled As u tin get lait -* "I want In inn Is*- il i.-n . l.-ni tnCt.ill* pioimneiit l ong ttlamj tv mild Jgicr It) Itierge hit Ita n tJOGJAKARTA, J a v a . Aug. 7 diately. pilv. the t h.iuvbcr ol Commerce a mil. slniie win. h we are de these are not all," Hiigln- began. W'-ihl Anhiiev Willi' Han American. The new plan provides for (/V) I It e Indonesian Republic and civic orttaniralionv aid mi nuk­ le i-ii o il to leave liellind ns tup- “ F utthertpore, tile te-tll mny yi>s- N, 1 , f miilv. Hughe* -aid th sl after he had iromotion of officers by selection “cordially accepted" today the ill I* n* cin-ninstancva will alluw." lervlav of .Senator Itrowvier n n Flying the Mandril* hark from ing tlic projev V* tUKfll. n tbe lower ranks, with boards .tith e * rini-ol Mulch llgilie puck uf lie* and I call leal it M ontiml. Pell i* brlievi-ii lu huv<- revenh-d that hi* private airplana United States offer of its good (t'8«IIakMl P i |« T wuj The band will not ft* liinitrrl Vrn • „ cut of HU.IKHI below pie nnurt if I I HI! be aiiowt-d I. l « | tlkH lievtino- In*l in Ihe liluike ih ily Chtried B rew ster and Senator offices in the Indonesian dispute * morning log and to have mUtuken Brii-kei (H ithint from Wnshtngatone lo high wlaiol vludrntt b u t '* ‘ '» estin ia u s Th* end of .11 *- nuestion him." lon to Culuniliui, Ohiti, lust Feb­ Jvm iigiri. am iounted by Dal with the N ethrllands. n>aysincliHii- thotr from the Junior rim audience, pm king tie- Sen- the light.* flaring alop ImgS g a snton (Vpteai'llls » lorllirl vilt oi ale eaneu* room, ajijit.yqiti .1 yyheu line ililh nf t ile lleBioli (111 tfmn. ruary. Brewster told iiew;ituta_fn_- - i . Piciuici 'Amir .Sjaiifoeddln ask­ High and G iom uut Sellout, lie XVliXhlfijron Hint n'T W A liostss* during “ IPIn. _ -HltpIlCffoietllandeii In Klmvi wtillh Tmify Tin- tho*,- of an airport, fire of t.hii ride had confided that “shs ed llie U. S7 goveinment imme­ said. - er Fetgusnu would submii in ad- offii ial- -aid. i t fused tu tie alone w ith diately to send a Trpirsrnlaiive Ib -'d e. Isivd litttt will'll lit' i .S’112 Wltln-sar* *aid that the -oiall ati.idoti-ly ! vanrv tn him (H ughes! nnv w ilt. ine " o u flo f the Mat lues and hittarhn Stin*on aircraft, its molut* nih-nL by plane to this Republican caps-! i ten iruestlons B rew ster snind.vtl. "I wonder *»-hv ii was necessary ! rf^_’'hl*ft r f a lari. T .and i Banging nn the tabk>. Ferguson dropped into the mmllti uf tile to In tn r thr name of This girl into tal. “ in order ^hai. the Republican f Lake Cily th at fir fotpid little - i j A l l f i l 1 111111U f l*V I ordered the romo clenreil of pet"- ehlm tiet-like fuinai'e ‘lik- a ileud till* " llo gh e s satd. JE R U S A L E M ; A ug. 7. (A T — ■ *» no interest in such ti pn.Jeet * O l i l U l l l l l l l n l l Jr idgcon” after nor ree k , m in in g Jewish leader a "dec reed n ^ o n u d e te 8"vernmen, may more fully hcI a tors Then he i d t i n d n iwotti affldthat town of il.iHMi imputation atoppag - Hits af- <|Uainl Ihr U. h . trpteienlativr with 1 three-hour workh atoppag" A tall vimlli. w earing u aweafet, Vevernl towering lank* eontaining i I MMdMfil I'ngi i t*u| At that tim e they had a «■fmv..’ iogli i-XJilosive petroleum p u n b iil. |i bNlliturtl «** f*nat» T « m» ternoon In prot«at again st the in •Is official point of view." No band of only eight pieces, h- I * _____ The furnace, trscnihling a tits* e (em inent bv British au th o iitirs of U. S. Slate Dc|varlinrnt leprrscn* -Ifiii-k silo, liars al»>iit !a" (ret in th r e e . Jewish m ayors and some 40 **T-n l .* . ,-i i i DCTROIT. Aug. 7, (.11 Appro- U .S . (ieneral Probrs (I fimllniirtl tn* l‘agr I null I he i»ki* t It? < ItnmU’r i»f 0>ni . mimtcls lit MniiufAiclurother Jew s for the avowed purpose (alive ever hat vitiletl Jogjakarta. T he; prem ier. In yt statem ent lliercet #Kiv*iifiU i. If** snif Co, I'STjilifyv^.s tvrii* aetil haunt of checking terrorism . * Red Plant Seizure tnry Club, tile American l.egi.m mid todav and the 0 Park aid Motor Violence continued meanwhile, httindraat by the Jo g jak arta ra ­ Four. Day IISti! Wave British authorities announced Ihnt dio, urged ilie United Slate* tu It. U. Illark, who servrd a* a the V. F’. W .-gol lieiiind the l.nnd Car Co, notified some l.’dHi winkVIENNA. Aug, 7. ffll— l.feiH bandm astrr In the I'arifir Thra“ use its influence with the N eth­ idea, be levi-hledi noil puieii! IS-off tank ears were wrecked by era th at final iissotnldv operation* General Um-ffry Keyes, Aniertntii In Midwest B r e a k s a Mine explosion at Ua< HI Ain, erlands government and In the ler and who Intends lo make Ihr formed a band booster • i bib. will not lie resumed until next llii'llhi-t of tin- fKin power cuntiol Sanford school band second tn (United N ations) Security Coun­ Enlistittrtit Jo the N ational between Tel Aviv and Haifa. The „ In the district competition n' Tucadnv n* worker" tbstnteeism cummi**ion for Auatrkn, cequi>*ir<l As Deaths Reach (»!) none in th r stale. cil” to obtain acceptance of the Gu.’ id i* beiii,. enrniiraged by » a blast ripped up 300 yards i f rail­ , ' -’ URustine, tins band made tie hompeied m i lusly pindiutiiin in an expbinitiion lodny for Ru*i>*ian manv Ini)..- eniplovet* in thU and lit Ihe Afume la ted I' m ** district -fiisj division light in iwu B nggs plants todav. way track, but caused no casual­ Indonesian proposal th at an in­ aeixim •->( the l.olmii Fefinerj- io ternational arbitration commis­ Thiltnfershowet * n o t, r adlllg oihei eoiiitoDuiln s of tlie nation, wtlh Jni-knimville, St. Aegintue- , llriggs ie|m rleil thill (Is Con- Vienna ties, the announcement said. lo 'h e Mtd- llm- General I C Hutchison reI'nliitkn mill.(■aitie.-v die. lie puiin J tier Avenue idnnl wns elo*e*l afte r An extraordinary m eetlnv of sion tie dispatched t(j Indonesia V. 8 \ i mv hendquarirM ‘rn-il hieese* cut fll/Hu | u v when he announced V aid l.cumt (the Jewish National Without delay. eil out. • ■112 of tin* plant maintenance force Keve*. tn a letter to Cul. General West’s worat heat win* *•! the yeui vi-a led t .— The statem ent, addressed to It take* time to b mid up u go ■ failed to repoil for worn Tialnv blld V. V h i-iilov, the ituayill'l iiieiii- tmlav after deaths It. mi tlm l*mi it i-liiu H-Ju-I. l.v employee* 'of the Council) and other leaders decided upon the work Stoppage In tha U. 8. Consul (ieneral W aller baml lie declared. Inn it can »*, jlh a t IH)0 workers wore absent from lrt-r of -.the council, utacrlcd tlmt •lit v— of I (Midi-): l v* leiiiperalun a V latit.e t ’u i.t Line Railroad and ihe Winn I ovett Grocery Compibine in Saiifunl us elsewhere, lb i Mark Avenue plant. Briggs If Soviet tntlttary forces I'tttl Mdzt-d hud risen to at least lii*. Jewish areas of the Holy (.and. A. Foote in Hatavia, said that -f "Tlie bent wave i* definitely nuv might unjlst lit the guard They ordered all Jewish traffic hal­ the Security Council, through an told of huw Jam es O’Neal, pro*-j .e n t I .Hi Ml home from tin* Conner the oil ooik* in Rte c.ipacity of ted and all Jew ish shops, testnur- international commission, could cut U nilm nsler al Foil I’len - I plant and i.MIK) from the Matk trustee tending ri’greenu nl on a hnikrii at Chicago mi.I all point* wHlumt jFupardijing i h e i r ',r*gthe dispute, “ the Untied N orth and W ist anti i- U*ltn: illnr *sent inti* or their custom ary schools, went into Kttsii* n few “ Avenue unit. ants and place* of nmusement settleI Pent Dedication of the Tourist In. Ia writ !’«*« T a » I Closing of j he Conn *r u len t cut definition of German assets in hi okett lu m lu m .l -' the W e n 'b rr' t^*L'-.w h ib ------ - iTiafTrttrT*nrr lO s ll s s n l m•im ('BAi1 . 4i«r* closed from 2:00 1’. i t. d o 5.00 form ation Booth on North Park A usImh f«i ilM-iiiaiou h: th e Atrs Ituth of Jtie-e i-oncern*. it was P. M. Avenue by the Junior Ohanilier ••ft Packard'* supply of bodies. Ilian peace lie aty then Ihe arlion lluirati said afli-t a .ii-Mcc at t'hi- uiiiiouncrtl lim e agreed to give engu early today lurtibled lhi-.ttu r The leadert a t the tam o time of Commerce will m*rk the start, A llrig v - spokesman said th.* rinild le* “unilerstoiMl," I III‘it elllployees time off for. sum ’ called for the abolition of em er­ Florida Salesm an Is of the [.akor Day celebration here, 2 More II. S. Army absenteeism generally was a ttr i­ If that wete so, the U. 8. gener­ curv flout HI ill 72 m ill.i a- lew ntei encampment* in addition to minute*.- ’ ' gency regulations and :h> reestab ­ according to the prpRrnm ic* buted to the heat.' which he saidal said "I should np'pteclat,,t Elsewhere. IhoHftll, the tm ecas their regulai vacations sml to lishment of the supremacy af civil Convicted Of Murder leased today by Kdward Higgins, Men Killed In Manila inside the factories it-g n le re d 86 letter front you t‘> th a t effect." (I’sB llM ta m i r u r r « « i ter said continued high leuifern reim burse them doting thi* mllm anager of tijj- Seminole County degrees. -No worker comment wns “ Itiit." the letter cotiGnueil, "if ita n tra in in g , i»eiim I, ussimied to DA UK CITV. Fla., Aug. 7, (£ V - Chamber. Thi* will take place at MANILA, Aug. 7. b it The nvallahte. *■ the tefinery ims Been, seised a* lures could he espertial lislav, pm A circuit rourt Jury deliberated 1:00 P , M. slaying of two inure men of the Shortly in*fore noon C hrysler a German asset without uwalling ticulqilv from iiimihen’ ieii Muht- to- fu e dal* this year and two Green To Address onlv 2H minutes today before con­ fi'ora. reported th a t l*oo workers in completion of discussions n r resolu­ gan southw ard ihruugu IndmiM.) weiAis next year, for llie differOutboard raring and tbe Motor U. 8. Army by unknown VFW On Guard Unit victing A rthur Berry, Jacksonville R egatta fium w{1* *?,"1,Ui,,r' ' *y. 1 'la Lynch Itoiul gear and uxle plant tion* of difference* eith er wijlun actus* southern I I11 o >i - o n d .m 'e l.etweeu their teg u lar pay will .follow at 1:30 o lb-orh m agatm e salesm an, of kil* eloek under tntf auspices of the ^nea*Hyttbyu* ronunanu. illM| a like* number «»f D * Holo thi' Ati’ liiiqj T reaty CummUsior, throughout the sm 'dh.ni Fl.iiiisf And the amount they jecieve from J — ' I the government. Capt. Roy Qr««n will address ling .Willie Mas Benton, I4*year. Florida Federation o f ’ Outboard nkii; ilitfUion tiu I left their or the Council of Foreign Mini*- .Stale*: , . At Joliet, ilk. about 41) m iles' This pit-grant dims been adopted Philippine K-out. of tltf A rjS y sj lt(ht )t w.» hoi t.. lets, the action catinut !»■ under­ " member* of Pgiit 3282 of th* VFW old achuolitir). ’ Motors, and under direction of-the south of Chicago, a brief Init In-tvy | by the companies in order to The conviction carries an nalo. CoA t G uard' Auxiliary. at- i t s ’ 7:00 o'clock buffat supper r 'Jt ^’r*^***! Ks4"’**.f Official readings av the stood oi acceptod.** downpour w** avcompm id by! i«>nitiaseii »• •*»*• r » a t and killed tn a daylight attack . tin (|ra, .,. oulaido ouisolo tem temnerat)'pn|«cwi la ce d m (lie pers ro tttu sf a t tha Legion H ut Mon nralic sentence of death in the elecSenator Speasard Holland. Sec­ Wetlnewfay while un guard duty lure a t 88 degree*. strong winds which t ie" dow n1- , , ... day evening In regard to orgam trie chair. retary of Bute R. A. Gray ami poi at ordnance general 'supply depot Ilarrv's molhea» him . Harold many trees sml disabled tk -sr.ty 's ( a l d W t ' l l M S l S t t T Meanwhile 55,000 Foul, Lincoln Beauty Colt te st To cation of a new National ’Guard U. S, D latrict Engineer, Colonel a t Camp llatangas, ihr m lie . •ind M ercury hourly-ruled worker* Power service. Some IhjUw ’ and 1 ,, V V . u , l i m . r l n n unit her*, and will outline how Berry began subbing and half col­ Willis Teale, will apeak, amt southeast of Manila. Be Held In Luke Mary automobile* were damaged by the^ I J i t 8 111 >» i l i a l l i n i f t O f l began a lay-off ,expevti-il, tu la*! much U to bo paid to mambar*. lapsed in her ehalc where she b .d trophies and prltea to th* winners One scout was hit hy six hul It w ai announced today by John been sitting at her aon'y aidr-dur- uf the R egatta will he presented lets and diet! almost Instantly, a t least until next Tur»dap, nllrlA beauty contest, 1which all ing the trial. A high reaiiing of ltll degrees " A§HINTtT(jN. Aug. 7—(AT— huted by the Ford mu mu: cm ent to Sauls, po*t adjutant. County or Central V fiU rd iy |fn:vp Clik*afft4 iH licit t^nl •!m uni' I n!t|wi»lT/ _ Judge Jutin U., Bird recessed a t the 7:00 o'clock^banquet to ba the announcement rrln lrd , whlh the strik e of 7.IHK1 worktTs nl the Semimile of Oov* -C.. W. Johnson will prvaldo iir given a t the M ayfair Inn for the other, with tw o ’shots in the J Uaidwell of Florida, plica of post commander F. J). court immediately upon receiving members of the Benior and Junior forehead, died ’■ few huura la in M urray Corporation of America Florida girls are eligible to join, three-day period m is ,- Jul-.-. I:*» 1 • ’ “ '■r will I*** conducted In cunnectinn (In each of the three d s .s . Ho- <licd a t-lu r Jmme here today, Scott who is now aw ay on voca­ the Jury’* verdict. Chambers of Commerce and their In an .A rm y hospital. Their name- idanL with the tlsnce (wing given S at mercury Miss Caldwell's lowly was found rcury climbed.in IP0.-jrm u tk tion. frtendx. ■ j _ pending notificawithheld urdsy evening from 8:00 to 12:00 Yuma. Ari*,,- reported the n*. or her apartm ent, to which *h* “ Due to th a fact th a t so many Large Cuban City * S tale Senator Lloyd F. Boyle wars tloh of next of kjn. o’clock at tho Mike Mary Com­ tion’* highest tem peratuii * vs-»ter. had returned - a fte r reporting tq Car Fire Attributed vaUran* it # seeking membership A ttack s on U, 8. Army pei will te rv e aa toaatm aater. A accounting oftjc* munity llulldltefT y the laike Mary Shaken By 6 Quakes Jayce# 113 degrees. ' I'hqgnt* in tile the general In th# VFW post w# are issuing To V isiting Smoker Chamlter of Commerce recreatlun day, sponsored dfoce w ill' be sonnet since June 28 have result where she was employed. Author* Mime nts(i“ iiud 112. a special invitation to these men ed in a doien casualtir*. Th. committee, it was • announced ton ih c r point* rejbuAing lOtl bi Iflt'* said death wits ibis' to u.tturH AV AN A, A u r . 7, On* hern a t 10:00 o'clock in the hotel FUUpwine m ilitary rnmm*nd ami lo attend the m e e tin g " *md Ad— , W. A. Morrison, Ford dealer, dsy by If. H, G rier, com mittee more included: F resni. Calif, and nl causes, possibly a heart attack. man died of a heart attack -aril hall room. . ju tant Hauls. the U. S. crim inal investigation today attrih u trd the fire th at chairman About 18 girt* are *1- Advance. Mo. 10tl; Batesvlll •. Atk.. Miss Caldwell cant* here s«v*r» Mr. Sauls, who alio serves ee 30 persona Buffered Injuries as division are investigating. started In his new Ford sedan ready entered In t)|e contest. .L and F arli. Tann.. 105: St. Lout*. ni *years Ago and worked for k th* city of Santiago w as shaken commander of the 6th district Saturday evening while he wax In Member* of the laike Msry Mo.. Shrcve|>ort, 1^., and E ffing­ tim e in the office of her brftthsr, o f - th # VPW in Florida, stated ■lx tim es yesterday afternoon and M atthews Is Elected th* baathall park to someone g et­ Youth Center are working on ham. ill. 104, Little Rock, Ark , llten n rni-mlu-r of the lious*. th a t the Sanford poet had tbe la s t night by earthquakes. Funeral arran g em en tt have not Mayor O f Altam onte Housholder O ffices tin g into the car, «illinK down the impiuvement of Ihe public and I'ellciton. Mich. 103. Nashville, The poputaee of Cuba's second largeat delegation At the recent Move To N ew Location and than leaving a lighted cigs* beach a t C rystal Lake, Mr. Grier Tenn. 101, Grand Rapids and lieen completed, Imt burial will city (pop. 120,000) remajned out d iitrict m eeting in P eL and. * la- In the fam ily cem etery aft rettoi Ila declared that h* did ■aid, Col. J . E. M atthtw a was elected Travers* City, Mich. 100. of doors oil nig h t In fe a r that Milton, FI*., Miss Caldwell w as Springs their homes would collapse. Moat mayor o f A ltam onte E rn e st F. Housholder. Sanford not amnka himself. u native of Knoxville. Tenn. * Plant R oof Collapses of the city's houses showed cracks Tuesday tp susoead U. 0 . Sm 'lh attorney, today ennounccd th r S tate Highwayman L. C. Bender Teen-Agers Invited Operations Begin On today as a result of the ea rth ’) who resigned from thU office, J. moving of h it law office from using tt portable fire extinguisher, In Miami Downpour movement. ■ * Goodard w as elected city clerk to the A tlantic N ational Dank kept th e M ate under cunlrvl un­ To Party In Orlando St. Johns Project LIodh-R otary Ball The first trem or was felt at fill the vacancy created by the Building w h e n he ha* been loc­ til the F ire Department arrived t , MIAMI, FUh, Aug. ?. f/P)_A 8:02 P. M. (KBT) yesterday and death tw o w seki ago of L. R. ated fo r many year* to the Brum- tq fully extinguish ft, said Mr. Game Slated Friday Sanford hoy* and girls are Dredging operations designed heavy downpour cauaed the roof th a -la st a t 13:46 A. M. today. Brooking, This was a special elect­ ley Pulealon Building, where he Morrison. invited by the Orlando Recreation to deepen the 8 t. Johns River * * of ■ building to coltaDse here to. Most of the injuries w ere claa- ion. will b* associated w ith hi* son ■ r-L *------ = -----------D epartment to atten d an 'aifmls- from -1'aUtks. to Sanford to a 12 The Lion-Rotary softball gama^ d a r but no one wns injured be- aified ee light. There w ere 212 votes cast, Karlyle, and daughter-in-law sion free- teen age p arty to be foot depth were Started tliui which was rained nut a week ago l VISITING ENGINKER conns the proprietor wm* ilelayvd The tremor* were felt through- according to B. D. McIntosh, J r. Darla, who are^ nrw com eri to the AVcilflL-xday will-ukw-qUe*-Friday Wfl*y Gillespie of the Jackson- _given next Wednesday .. evening b r the m in. out Orient* province, but with who cam e second In th e mayor **n ^ ‘ ‘ - ftr m ^ f lf —Bmlttr a t o'clock a l thl~T7rUlidi. evening a t the Lakefront Soft* intensity than- h r-S an tiag o . m i ttlirir V6t*a to T O r M a tt- ^ rte ^ e u if e ^ o T six offtces^ocoupy ball Park a t 8:00 o’clock, It wm4 ay conferred with Colissum a t * program to be cn Among A m u r cities rep o rtin g effect* hewa 127 vote*. T. Fir ton Ifar- th* ,fro n t of the second floor of ^announced twlay by Lion C aptain mlwloncrs and Mayor titled “ Sanford night." W 0 A. M. while m in wax pourf pouring from the quake were GuanUnsimi, low trailed w ith 1ft vote*. Of th* th* butfdlng and were formerly A t '10:00 -o'clock th ere will be ed .th is ‘ morning hy Edward H ig [Richard Deu» and Rotary C aptaiir tn regard to City tlUliIn torrents. The door wee locked, Berecoa. Palm*. Soriano, Anti Ms. tola) vota, 128 out of 130 colored occupied by Judge J . G. Sharon Flayers or* Cliy M anager IL N. a lalxnt contest for all agea con­ gins, m anager of the Semirwli Seminole Orville Touchton. manager ee they took shelter under art awn- Balre, Con tram aestre. Bogus, De- reg istran ts coat th eir vote* apd and the Isle H. C. Du Boo* and ducted a t the p a rty , and hrond- Counti- Chamber of CAinwerce.’ requested to l>« un hand 'a t 7:80 lu r across the street. * n a n o and Central Toes Jo. 87 o ut o f-114 w hite registrant*.th# la ta T. B. H iggins. The Gillespie was on hia way east over 8 tetlo n WORZ, and the signing of a bill for -F. M. A few mlnutee before the owner T he buildings reported moat In th e voting fo r clerk, Mr. rooms have lawn repainted and tte r Park and declared th a t pritea will be given to w inntra. an additlonsl appropriation * uf \ Dr. A. W. Epps, J r. will pit arrived w ith th e key to le t them in, imaged in Santiago include a Goodsrd recleved 161 vote* to l l deco rated Hind present an a ttr a c t­ retu rn her* soon to-check Local en tra n ts are advlaed to 1300,000 last week fo r OiU foork, and Andrew Stine will catch fi the roof collapsed w ith a roar. hospital and an a r t school. The cost for F red rM U k u e r. In th* ive appearance with carpeting of projects, principally a l telephon* Mr*. II.. V. Aiken a t a total uf |«00,(»0 1* now .aitell- Itnlnrv, H arry Robson will h T he W eather Bureau told 4.0ft wall* of some p rivate hornet election, .12 bell eta were declared * deep shade of red, Venetian _ pump stalion wher# new 1024-W fo r fu ll particular* of abl* for th* project, Mr. .Higgins for tha Lion* with Al Lyon lathee e l ra in fell in f t i / a hours, eollopeed. void, sold M r.’ M clatoih. blind* an d yellow ’ drapes. _ angina* or* being Installed. th* contest. said. reiv in g . m Indonesians Ask New SHS Bandmaster Reveals _U.S__ Delegate -Plans-And-Urges Civic-Backing To f Jewish Leaders In Palestine Order 3 Hour Work • Thousands Of • i Industry •. Workers Idle Kmployers Help National Luard Fnlisfmenl Drive City’s Program For Labor Day Is Announced fp>,; A t: ' ‘ S'*/*''- ■ - H:. A * n,J ■ ■ *j .♦ . - ,. ' L ._ . k& t - ----- a--- d— t----- ----- V ’ p • j f . * ' - �■ m u H ughes Inquiry Jumped up in the and lie spoke nut clearly M ttsaii L foe “It •speak fnr (tie n.„Ji sudlim m ,1' Then, o n ^ ih C Jsefalf, he promised that fbose 1 it ending the hearing would remain quiet. “ We w ant to hear this a* Amer­ ican cUisens." he deciaicd.The young man said he was Leonard Small, of Bropklyn, N. Y„ a student a t Ceorge W ashington Upivendty here. Capitol police, moving forward to carry out Ferguson'.* in itn in tioos to clear the room, hesitated. One of them *sald to SrathIt "You lug on Sm all’s promts" ifie a rnce would rem a in ' quiei and called his Inal ruction* fo* poll** to clear the room. Brew ster went hark to'th>* chair to gnaw er a series of tioiu Hughes gave to Chairman Ferguson (R -M irh l'o f the Renat j atib-commiuIn his replies, B rew stm . 1. Acknowledged -hat he I; id eaten a t least "three breakfast* In th e la st faw month**' at a *pe. rial nrsidence maintained here by Pan-American Airways as a guest ren te r for officials and antnluyee* But the Maine senator in*f*lci| this could not lie let med I In- "Pan American Palace" an I instead Waved photographs of what H im ■tev tailed **TV£}\'* palatiiil" home and swimming pool. 2. Agreed that Sam Pryor, a vice president of Pan A nnrican and form er Connecticut Republican national committeeman: Is a close friend of hit. I. Said It was true that be bad spent two Thanksgiving vacations o f ghoul one week epch at a home Pryor -has at ifobe Sound, Fla. Brewster said P ryor wan no’, there and he (B rew ster I h'ad p u n based hi* own food and borne nil eg* s A N F o n i) n r itA U v a A N F O R n , m o rio n s were under way to tranfci governmental fnnetionn tr, Ilukittlnggi; In Sum atra, if l»*c- Indonesia Request tl khIihM ,l» » »•»«• n . r l Nation* would lie d e a lin g a murhnreded preceilent to prove to the world lt» authority .ran stun war National Guard Drive and settle dispute*." It said that United Nations arhiliation o ffe r­ ed the only* hope of settlem ent. encourage rm|tliiyees to enlist In SJarlfoeddin earlier said hr the National Cuard and to make hoped th at surh n rortimhudon it possible for them to do so w ith­ would-lie made up nf the United out any financial sacrifice *or loss Stater, C leat Britain, A ustralia. of vacation time. This new- jMilicy India and the Philippine* and is ex|iected to go into" effect immediately, it was stated, lierhap* Slam. "Tlie government and people i In making this announcement, Hoi ‘of the Itepuldir of Indonesia tjrn -firlferal should consider fully ’ prepared to subm it to o‘j eth er employ I j; | l l . S a t >• I a- i * rr r - . f decision -in- which ,11 cistrSttoil ' 1 the m erits of this proposition and ' ' t National o -•f the recommended' a- th*1 "jftrinun v Uu* Importance ____ I . . a _________ mean* to settle the dispute," th tiu a n l to the maintenance nf~law and tinier and the security of the government slnlrtnent *»td. The Ne|heiland* artny h»m*h nation.* ed trxlny that it bad suffered 22 ra iu s ltlr s —ffl—truce violations hv Jewish Order the Lndotirsians since Monday mtdnigbl and officials of the Be public vnirrd rounter arcUMtioi la w I hi uuhout r s L 'jlw I *1*' that the Dutch hud commit! "<l gfnup iepeuted a pleqjr' t 1* fight new hrraches of the cease file Jew ish iinJergioiind t e r m i i » l groups. A Hutch rommonlipte «*id four Tile th ice mayors founded up by new viotallnns nf the order h a lt­ tiie British.. are Israel. Roknch of __ ____ ing hostilities had occurred in Tel Aviv, lived Ben Afrti of NatJava and fhuiistm, nnd th a t stlcM nova amt Ahraham Krinitsi of actions in the last th ice days Itainat Can. They are l*wmr held had cost them four dead, 17 at the laitrun detention,ram p with wounded and one missing. the other attested JeWif. hvist of Premier Amir BJarifoetldin of, whom are ineinlH-ra of the Rigid the Republic declared In Jngjukni Wing Revisionist party. The Jews ta tha( Huteh forces liad moved were arrested under eftergshey four miles nearer the ItepuliHceri regulations and no sparltiq i haigri y rstrn lay ami th a t prrj f Co r id a TH URSD A Y . Chinese Inf, Position To D efeat *Red Arm j m m t to the press ?" Chairm an Ferguson tit Mirh) accented affidavita n f Alina Anplewick and M. E. Bell, captain AI f* NANKINC. Aug. 7— supported. governmelt.1 troop* Is western' Shantung province fo r* ed unit* of Red (icneral Lit I’o-Cheng's army liejlt against the Cmxl-swollen Vellowr Riser today while government force* It eastern Shantung Increased jv e m * Brewster would get a ahanre to reply later. * The hearing was punctuated hy frequent flare-ups of temper. Once, Ferguson areused Hugncs uf “tryim t A llI a A P A rlti^ t hat W n M m ill ing (to discredit' feat on the Communists, In thk West because the Yellow Kivar was now five miles wide sod few hosts Were available. ing "unfair' tio n s m t him a t Senator U rcw atrr (R -M e)\w tH i Hughes charges once attem pted to "blackm a l l ____ _ _____ him into agreeing to an airlin o merger. Called a “pack of. Jta*' Brewster ter'a denial th a t therV la any tru th in the "blackm ail' story. Finally, f rrg p s o n flared* Up. l ' . ’’We appn-eiate th a t w h a t, you are try in g to do h ire indicates clearly you are trying to discredit the com m ittee," Krrg(i«o,i said in measured phrase*. . nTbat m raps the integrity o f th e'U n ited States Senate is a t stak e." \ lie* told th e muit^m illionaire plane m anufacturer th a t hv rannot control th e eomikiUre "by vour g reat w ealth," I a uc . 7, m 7 Withthat Butbake a cafce Everyday/ Airline Hostess Jane Parkers II ..nligartl ftniM avlt hv H arriett Applewick, a TWA hostess, which term ed th* Brrw ster charges “ absolutely untrue.” The hig crowd a t the hearing laughed when Hughes added that he "never carried a hostess" along on hla private plane. He eaplained that Miss Apple* wick was along from Washington to Columhus tu "serve meals to llw two senator*." Hughes said hs hail never «ecn the TWA hotter* In-fore the Ohio trip nnd had never No ANGEL FOOD Bett&rValue CAKE Sine* 1862...Fint Among'Fine WhUkiee >1* 6.0*1 SHOO1C,* SACIOC It ACO. Hv asknl th at Senator Brewster lie requested to answer till* ipJCtFast hers D lstribatars, la c . New Yark oath w hether'you matin the htatf- Straw berry Persciwcs' lb. ja r 41c Potato Sticks (warden FVchIi Fruits & Vegetables 4. Acknowledged 'ineT Ti accepted free transp-iitaliuq Pan American’a special'' YHv*,« airliner from Washington id 'K a leigh, N. C. H e said hn'w m st to Ratrigh to confer with I hi: lute Benatop Halley fD-NCl at Bailey’s request about aviation legislation. Brewster also repeated'v hit at lughr*' story of a "pctjiMiiitbin" or a merger. "The suggestion that ] held a whin over Mr. Hughes is ridicul­ ous," he declared. DKTFA Yellow SQUASH Fresh Te«d*r STRING BEANS ? Selected TOMATOES N ew Army System offtcerg determ ining the quel ations twice in sucreeaion, au offievr - from Unfore the Atniy has p n motad It* officers largely through Iqrily. system, a man’s raid’ lly being contingent upon bis . length of service rather than his qualifications. The Navy ha* fo1. to w e d a system nf srlertluti, with modifications, for years In Its report on the lull, the House Armed Service* Commit* tea eaid it will bring more raphl youthful .officer* ... __ t eateer* satU faclnry 'enough hi attract capable men, pnimising enough to hold In service the cn pable men. already in uniform. and economical enough to 11* reptablr from a budgetary stand*, point.” ,.* ' One b f the tnajnr firovisiottr of tho’ new act is a llnlHatinn on four-star officers, li B m lu the peacetime m ilitary establishment to II four-star officers .a fte r J u ­ ly I, HMS, five for, live- j Army, four for the Navy, fih tP 'P ir the A|r Corps and one for the Ma* tin s Corps. In adiiition llie I'irS Ident’s chief of sta ff would hold fotir-stai rank while serving lit that capacity. There would la- thr**-»tiii offl ter*. 23 In the A r m y /J O in the AJr Corps. 2 In the M aine. Corps ge rterals and 202 one-slar generals. Until such tim e' as the arm ed services' strength irache* the level* prescribed hy peTmancnt law, the new law routlnue* the present system of tem poiary pr-»* motions fo r tem iioiary-duly offlcer». For the Navy, the legislaUnu inlnaJuce* for the firat lime Uw selective system of promotion in the grade of adm iral, H eronflrr, art officer of adm iral rank m in t One reetilt of that change, tlu committee said, will lie to (wrmlt outstanding officers to ’ Irectimc admirals at *n earlier age hy Weeding nut the older men ahead of them who can’t qualify to retain* their statu*. The bill also allows the promo Uon of especially wslt-quallfm-1 men in advance of average off.* Yellow ONIONS USE A PENCIL H E R E ’ S A T IP ON H E A T IN G t Rivl BlUs POTATOES IN S T E A D OF HAVING TO Fresh CARROTS A SAW A FTER I T ’ S C O M P L E T E D ! n r£ii TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR P L A N S , WE HAVE MADE * : rr ** - - - ‘ m* . r - 1 ■ , . i_ « i- i h ? 7 l - .\ ‘ * * 1 ^ + - W t*. etmt ’ J % *. Rimnyflrld Sliced AN EXHAUSTIVE STUDY OF FLORIDA’S HEATING PROBLEMS Loin Steaks !b 69c Riba ■ Chops lb 59c Bacon All Meat B eef Stew Boneless Rolled Shoulder • Roaat Fresh f! round AND IN C L U D E D THE F IN D IN G S IN A NEW BOOKLET Hamburger.; lb 43c B rllket \ • '• Stew W einera’ Jicrm ani Assorted Cold Cuta*- Fresh C nltags -*;. j- FOR PRESEN T Sausage* lb 63c lb 43c Pork Liver lb 39c lb' 45c .' - Cheese lb 23c Fillets Lord Halifax TOMATOES Armours TOMATO JUICE HOME OWNERS. JUST CALL OUR OFFICE. PINEAPPLE JUICE (Vctagon Another 'chinge Is the introrlur* duty officer ivy aystetn. These >• from enlisted m-n end office* ranks only, riwy » as h ig h aa comntatidsr, will be assigned to kpecial* j duties not com petitlra with lb 55c Arm nurs W estern Iieef Liver Hermans Skinlrta THAT TELLS ALL ABOUT MODERN OIL HOUSE HEATING. "1I I l j l 11i i r ) AMD WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A HOUSE HEATING L i iB On l m m m m s e r v i c e for t h o s e p l a n n i n g new h o m e ^ AND lb 39c Hermans Bmokod GET THE FACTS ABOUT HOUSE HEATING Soap S w your dealer, o r telephone o u r office fo r a copy o f the Soap. 3 bars 25c Ann P a g e BEANS 2 bars- 17c lt)\ Tom ato Sauce Boston Style or Pelmnliee • new booklet on modem oil houae heating, o r . • • *r Sm. Lee. Super Suds 12c 30c Vel Ige pkg 30c Octagon Q renulated Vegetarian Style 2 lb Cant 25c ' MOTOR OIL r law provide, fu r tomf M all dffleera tn the ,rmy rather- then in ■ Apenn Window - Cleaner 20 oz 21c jr ie r k ia I W e A U * lr t C e su p an y • r obligation the n< Pfeead tend Mamr XNTELl—Thursday, S aturday. Apply FINE ENTERTAINMENT It)R ALL THE FAMILY The Summer Kleclrle Hour * 1 Tune lu Suittloy Aflcruuiwt—-CBB T - ', s’ aty Ju L 4t •^ ---------------- — ----- 1 200 M agnolU Avenue : �THURSDAY, AU n. 7, 1947 Oviedo Is Scene Of Much Activity In Home Building Construction U n d e r . Way On Projects In Business Section THE a lia New York Cily *nd N iagara flam rhlrr. Dorothy Iter* ——------_ ' Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Parker WHry Alielt and T m ldv’kinlia!l have returned (nun » Dili threnghare spending thi* w e e k 'a t .Day* out the N ortheastern S tate ., vislttona llearh. Johnnie "June, in ing In WayheagUbt. JV. i*. JoTii lim spending acveral day* in Orlando U. F. Wlieelera. in N. >v York Cily with Mr, and Mr*. Malcolm Jour* anil N iairara Kalla. The,- are now and Beverly Ann. Mr. an J Mr*, a t Davtona llrarh for the remain* Malcolm Jones, daughter, Beverly der of the month. Iter .mother, Ann and nephaw, Johnnie, itlan to Mr*. Mather,’ stayed .it their rot* •pend Mimetinre at Wildwood vi*|t- tage at Daytona whd* they Were Inn relatives. away. “Grandpop" Bill W aid I* »mll* inir broadly ‘these days. H i, only By MAIIIAN It. DISKS There are many new ’home* and Mien, but Bill *ay* h buiH 'nga going up in Oviedo 1rt .Sambo** to him. recent week*. .Mr. and Mm, Chur* Thy K. 1*. Ragsdale*. file t tie, le« T. N Iblar k hare started run* atructlon of their lovelv new homo I,eon. and Bobby 1 hav.i n v rn lly on the Sanford Highway. arroa* returned from a trip to At b n la. from the Don C a rrs* * v-t” The Ga. and New York City. ■weet cottage of the (ieurge C. Mr. and Mr*. Dun. Carrnwny Mean*’ (Minnie and went get trill aoon be ready for oecuoaney. Till* have returned from t> n y t n n n la also situated near tin' Cat* fb-nrh. hut plan to In* off io r unother destination in *i rtittpl** of jm way’s and Nildaeka. weeks. N ear Sw eetw ater Park entrance, the Ben Joneses' (Louise and U rn' new bumralow I* icolnir up in a hurry. T hr Joe Beailey. Jra. are making rapid progress on tbrir* in the new auh*<ltvision at Sweet w ater m l Novella w Aulln plan to sta rt laving the ou*fb. blocks ftn theirs next to Louise - • ■- ■ and Joe’s next week. The Rev. Mr. and Mr*. Lei *"d .M rf f N~. Thompson, »who, Mr. and .Mrs* E . K. M artin were burned-out ta*tThuvU.H*lvl»,g1 fcu|^ * p , t Diiytiin: » a y . . . r e now enjoying lire com* >t , h(. u .#ch Torts of their new homo. Mr. and Mr*. Bill t Thr 1’aul Campbell* an* proud Jack, and Mrs. II. to show anyone utuund their rdor- ___ __ able new manure apartm ent. The M erritt Staleys an* beginning to m ‘ feel ' a t home in their- *-nttnge H y ---- ------------ - v how. The Tommy Moons, recent ' bride and groom, qre *tnrtintr 'l.e 't M new hpmc next to the CantplielW*. H I | ■ Tiuniiiv nnd M uithii'Stab'.- are also ■ planning on their new home on jLake Charm in the near futon • velvn and Itoliert Ian- Kemp and baby dnughter. June, have just moved into their new place. — In — thy — hnstnVSX .i u i i h i .- the* Standard Oil Company is . delhR fast work on the new station aerosa from the place they had to tear the old one down to ipnLu room for the tu*a Iritrliw ••<*. The Cily Hall and Health Clinic u undergoing SIUIII* rennfating. liny on the other aide of town, near I C>»c Malcolms' Leon Bagsdale D TonstrucUng a large, new ware* house. Young H arris has tevenlly moved into his new husinrai es­ tablishm ent. * Work on the two new highways, Chuluola and (ianeva. Is progr?c* aing nicely, .Heavy rains in I'eren* weeks havg heyn retarding their progress on these higbwi't.i. ns well as the new bridge. 5 Mr. and M rs.-J i *ll . Btaley^aml ^ Ir. and M ra Tommy Stidey are visiting in Bethlehem. Pa. with Mr. ^ n t l Mra. Hilt S earrest anJ . a Knroute lliey friends at .vlsltwl relatives arid ___ _ _ Macon, flfc. and Washington,, Legal Notice SANFORD IIE R A l.D . M r. ElUnlwth 4IT .1ark*<mvlltr, w m a visitor... — ------ S A N fO R D . Fred fin *„ri.'ewhllnub i: u* W<»- llJent fnt iiMother year. Mi. lien Kimrr.il Servirc* itir U v ri. Kill- F. First Vjce-pi rodent and gbam who dint at th<* Florida t.'lialriiinn. Mi*. Young S ah ilaH im were- h*Vt WfjlfffWWF" H arr-. . 11(J(| at the Oviedo lta,iM«i C hurrh, the Ffdlftan Chair Milton Km, II. IL Link, officiating. Pall- Corr. k o r i r r y •• Em. Robert Imarer* were* Jack. Klliert, Ray. nrll. Irea-nurt; Direr* Karl F errell, nml lo,1 t.li.) lira*- I**1’ hio |. You Where Customers Send Their Friends' Jtnu* Spi tu i‘1 mi I lah y monlhly hu*m r*‘ tin■< dam*t*,< have retm ne.l from a of the Woman’s Misslriun.* So vaenihtj in Keotnrky.-* - ■**-*■** * i'f the Oviedo llaptU t C hurrh 1held Monday aftertidiin Mr. aiid Mrs. R e a m G allon church. Officer* (•>. the commit U tatliiiiii tlH I'm tv •;>««!« * 4" * -HOME CONTHOI I.K ir • ■ i fcOt Enul Flrul Street San font. Florida YAUDLEY VENETIAN IlLlNDS *- *- - - . ^: SIUI.01N, C l.l'll, Itllt, T-I10NB and 8HQULDKR 11. •A m erira’a Moat lirtutilul Aluminum •• Cedar — P«Mi|itd All A»k Me K«r Free t>nm.ilr HTKV ENS - ii 17 W. Hahittsor Phone 2*0729 FO R T H E B E S T IC E C R E A M N I C K ' S O W N ICE C R E A M W l m a k r o u r o w n I c e C rr» T u s ly — D e li r i o u s — NICKS 4 1 4 S a n f o r d A v tn a e I!li SHOULDER ROAST Kill & BRISKKT STKW OEOROIA S.MOKEO STRIP BACON ARMOUR’S STAR SMfOKKI) SAUSAOI s \ nTTVvr n r mea* Si hrilH'r* S IIO U I.D K K ' P I.O R IO A IIINlll.KKS CHEESI 111!AST Swlfl'it- 1*1eltmioi ~~L ,'j ' j V';:t Corner Magnolia Avenue ami Third Street LK.MONS U. S. No. 1 Cobler CAliBAUE Fancy Tender Green PAUKA\ North Carolina M I T H ’H Nvtlr** I# hrt* *ivi n Ili« 1 t am fllKAitfcfl " I d *!»•• tnutu** |t JSOt KHftft.rd A>**!1»#** umlar «KKlrtlll'Jiia itiimt Mh »w r tr* E dfiW oo d unit ifsciV 1 tilletill (o r#|fl»* * b »n m t f f K«iil itiO iia |HnnMiMlti I** 11 * «if Ili« P IH iflctti* N u tttf U tlllilffr ft*fiH|« 1 r r fitlJ , U i r a j»t P to r M ti l»tl> with th»- 4‘letfc fit (hr Circuit C u iiit *iI B rittlnnlr * t'm n it> , (L I» Priwdl, Little Yellow K l«rid4 GIANT s o r te r . At i**n o’*loch on ThiP*,|*y morn* tng. Aueiiii Jlh iti* lloNfd of Put** ai. lanrurlloti wllj rerrivr •^sl».' *n,,l■ ini nplsitertna a portlnn of th** t..‘ii*„ Monro* fteh'-ot nAudlag according to tli* »p»i-|fteatloa** of PEAS Large Fresh A rrhUsv-t KU**s i - g - n s h t n * . *1- |l|* Hanford Atlantic N*tl„n»l Want; building Th» Itorttrl irmrtmt Ih* right* in*,re}»c1 any -or all hid*. Itoaid **f Pnhlie IntirnrtInn for HersInole 4'nuaty. KlorUla. •- * T. W. law lna, Hupt. Ii tj Jordan, r'hsltm an Golden Yellow vHusbands! Wives! Want newPep and Vim? Calif. Seedless W illi S*iiii|in HEADACHE Large Calif. Jumbo STAN SACKS fast-acting lw- { radiants in rvadjr-maaawecd sm a ll ildia and urn- ^TANBACKJ •Ur Mins* Try 51 Ftll#w dirtctUna. TOMATOES Large Heads Trvlli* Dr ami PEAS No. 2 can IJt'by’a Certtqll fitokely’s No. 2 ran 2 for 10c OHANCiE JUICE IHe Crosse and Blackwell’s n. can *25c KETCHUP HEKF HASH l»c ASP All AC US pir. ran 25c SCOTT TISSUE 2 fur lUc SPINACH *No 21. can 15c Waldorf TISSUE 2 for 1.1c PEAS Bonus M ns-Ml. 22c Del Monte Early liarden Libby’* (inrdak Snj at No. 2 cim Harram rnto Fancy C ____ rest_____________ Value Slierd Rifet* ■Velvet PEACHES No. 1 ran 15c CHOC SYRUP Knrhantresd, ft ox. Jar 2 for Mi PEANUT BUTTER 29c K< • 21 oz 15c MirmTf’ Whip Salad Dressing; No. 2 ran Old Glory PORK & BEANS No. 2 ran wh. . IRISH POTATOES No. 2 can Fancy DICED BEETS CUT BEETS ^W G IO H O X qL 15c �■ 1 / ~rJ— "•jf, THE SANFORD HtRALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA P A G E PO U R T IIU R SD A Y . A U G . 7. 1947 • in K a la k t t .h e d )■ IWKi Election I hsuc In New Telescope May The Sanford Herald Britain Created By n i l l < k «4 4 a l l i r t f f i l l a i a r i i i Solve Question Of M 4 U U i f at - In thi-re n I aihI W orld? Muny rem em ber the m ovie, > a a lw 4 , I ' la i ia a New Regimentation L ife On Planets based on Conntt Doyle's story of that nnme, q t n plateau 1 1 1 M a ia a lla A i » a a W»1»T« 4 a a m a a l r la a a lu a llr a M a k a r XT, t i l l , at Ik a I ' - . l u i l l r a •I » a a l . r J , t -la r ld * . a « 4 n tk a A r t #4 t M f n a a a t M a ir k a, 1H*1, B O L L A N il U I I I U N E A lt u r b O IIIK IN U K A K B a a la ra a M a a a a a t ~ a r n a n t ii* n o a i i a t e i , T a r a k la l a A d t a a t * U r C a n l i l , n a r k . . ................... • M O aa N a a t k .... .11 I k n a M a a tk a ------- , ----------------------------- A l t Bta M a a tka ....... 4,(0 O aa T t a r »«i A I | a k lta a P y a o llr r a , la n la at tk a a k a . n u l a t l a a i a r t a t i l m at • a lt r t a lB ia a a li to . tk a l a r p v . i at ra ta l a a l a a t i , w ill k r r h a t * # d fa t a* t t p a la r a d t * r 1 ls la « r a t n , • |l I --- - ----|-I-— la la a A D ia it a t t r t l.* * * ..a la U n a , l a r . , r r p r r a r a t a T k a lla r a U l a Ik a a a lla a a l t l . U a t a A r a t lla la a O tflcr* a n u m la la la t d l a Ika la ta * aaa - cl lir a la Ik a r a a a l r r M ilk t r ia r lp a l k c a C a a a r ir t a la ( , llt a « a W at J U n T a r k . _______ T k a l l c r a la la a a tra a k c r at Ika A a c a r la lr o 1' i t M ' a k l t k la a a t lllr * a a a la c lr r lr l a I k r b h ta r rrp ab ti* r a il # a a t a ll I k r la r a l a r n a p rla lrA l a tk la a rtc a p a p rr, aa w a ll aa a ll At* a r n a t la p a t r k r a . THURSDAY^ AUGUST 7, I#17 BIBLE VKKBE fU I( l u l l AY bu t so m e ha v e N o r even LISTEN ED , NOR CARED TO HEAR WHAT GOD.HAS TO RAY TO US: Whatsoever God hath ■aid uAto th a t do.—Gan. h i: 10. ANATOMY (From llioloila) Hknda one can undarilatid—they | hold And move, carat*, and grasp and b in d ; i But whilt "f ll.nt **.. fluLlu — Which by a single eoutuf ia ■brok* H *9^ Whoso h a b ita t' I* w ith e r ahull N or vain, ami who*« word ia nev­ er apokenT How frail ia man' hum ility, How atoul his arrogance, to know Bot half of h|a anatom y A nd raat thereon hla happlnett and j, nHUBF.lt i 'I : Is . They are' hard, they are. w arm or cold, • Thay ara to ft; ami (u- the blind I hay can raad. ‘w , T k c tt too are w. it hill niuu’i hen, And ao ara li|ii am) e y r t bnd brow; Thay have lhair m>»U>r:«s, but than * Ona can alw ays touch than), hare and now. *1 across Boston H arbor front Ihe ol , term inal. Several other airpott* are located in the vicinity. Pell, who Is a veteran tranapor oilot and form erly flew w ith tha China National Alrwayb, came to M assachusetts about threa months % ago to take charge of operation: for the N orth A tlantic Alrwqya, Joseph Murphy, general m an­ ager of th e Beacon Plant, said a poaxibly worao disaster was aver ted aa the plane barely skimmer, huge tanka atoring hundreds ol , thousands of gallons of gasoline, naphtha, b e n s in e ^ il and ta r, 8ome employees at the oil plant said they navy a plane elrrRng qverhead'before the crash, leading m officials t o a peculate th at Pali was P looking fo r a place to land. Had he flown Juat 10 feet to the , .................... ............. ........... .. ... left of the furnace chimney, they pe *ould have landed in a Donj "suitable for an emergency landing." • Plane Crash d a te s tlecldod to tr y to mold tlm m irror of fijn-d quarts. A lte r two yrara of exkrtijry^U ng, a disk of fused uuhrVtV*** p o u n d , but it clacked whll^-' coolimr. The 1G00.000 spent thus fa r on tne pro­ ject was w ritten off .ra a Itm and a m anufacturer of ovenwaro glasa •IPvrex* w as.authorised,tu»fay-.fiia -luck. 'U s in g a m lstu re o f. silica aaad. sod* and borax, this company sta rted naperim rntIng In 1931, pouring disk* of various alien from 26 inches on up to 200 Inches. Not until Iferrm ber 2, 1930, did It suqcrd in pouring a aa tb fa rto ry __2SP■Inch dhw. Ten months were required for It ’to cool and th e disk was shipped - 3,000 miles by train to P as­ adena In 1930.' The Calleth optical shop has spent the laal I t yearn—with lim e, out for lh« w ar—grinding end polishing almost five Iona of glaa* off lha a u rfa rr of Ihe diak. To reduce weight and provide g rea ter atru ctu ral strength, tha m irror was poured with a waffle ribbed back. T h it ribbing cause* the "honecomh” effect readily notlcahle in photographs of the pints disk. A thin conting of alum ­ inum will be spread on tin reflect­ ing aide of the disk a fte r it moved tu Palom ar. *1 II (.mint,* flaw |-aa» BWl the middle of the oil olar.l. The small plane was completely swal­ uboundinR in 'dlliositUrs and other prehistoric Mfc, which a DEW ITTE M CKBNZin lowed up aa_ it dropped tntd the lly RALPH DIGIITON party of explorers found in the Amazon valley. There was Al1 Foreign Affnir* A nalyu 20-foot wide "field burner.” AP .N easfealurm T hat w«» n m oil ronvlndng this much ponxibility t o ll, that no one knows what fs in .--Art-Aaptoalon cocked the urea a* PASADENA, C alllb--Unlit is the plane crashed. The l-ody »«f munh of tin* 6,000,000. square miles of JuiikIc and swamp • poh-H which Social)it Prim e Bin. icientlsts of tha £Sth century- have Itlcr A ttire mailc in tbo Hou** of one girl fell between the uuUr nnd thnt make up the Amazon urea and that of its tributaries. Commum yca(cciiay in dealing solved the prtihlems of interplaneInner wall* of the great twin-walltravel, they'll proably still To explore it adequately is a gigantic undertaking, with Knyluml’a rconom ij cd«i«, laryusing r j brick and ateel cylinder^ The th e SS^tiO.OOU, 200-inch worthy of a universal.institution like the United Nations. convincing from the viewpoint that t* olh«-r three plunged into the redtelescope now n e a rin g ‘completion So the Uuiteii.Nntions Educational,'Scientific and Cultural the politco-enomic ayatrni of (hi* atop Palom ar Mountain. hot flam ing Interior and were tu rn ­ America of our#, tha ivatein Uiat ed beyond recognition within a Exploration nus taken this area ns its first project. As if Britain forsook fot- Sociallirtt, U There’s no b etter place on earth few minutes. the Amazon were not enough, purl of the upper Orinoco the belt of them ail, Tor a telescope of th is magnitude I t was the third in' a rerias of valley mid British, Dutch and French Guiana ,w|l(-also r. AtLlee'a explanation* of.the lays Dr. .John A. Anderson, ex tragedies th at lias virtually wiped icutivr officer of lh"n Observntury, collapac,' amt tire d raitic remedir* explored. • # J out one of New England*’ oldest of. th g i California In itP and best known families, An clip A lost world such ns Doyjd imagined br not lilfely to. which he propotei, »how rliariy Council (ute of Technolcigy, -jn charge of that * Id* country's fR st all-out er brother died .in action in World la* found, ThCr* might be ruined cities, the prddQcts of urr- Socialist experim ent has in the th e, Palomar telescope project. W ar- I, shot* down <ii the last kpown eivilizatjons. Cities built by the .Maya Indians cen- short period of two years arrived .T he moon m ight l«* a better American flight over German lines tiiriou-ago have been found in Central America, completely at th r point of conkidvraLJ-i goy. spot for sta r g atin g because It lust before the Armistice. A younovergrown by'the jungle. , ger w as k llla d -p la y iiu crnm m tal reKimentatipa of th« in­ has no atm osphere. Rut as lung remain earth-bound year* ago. . -IT ------------------- :----Mon* probable are prosaic but valuable ilhla on natural dividual. In shurt, the royal toad wince will be Important The Mandril plane wa* nn hour* . resources, primitive tribes and' natural history. Ad the to Utopia has made * sharp, turn Palomar Atmosphere above Palom ar toward a regim e which certainly ami a h alf overdue a t the ije»'e,,if Ammonium N itrate Is world’s largest unknown- urea, it must yield much new partake*, prrhap* only tem porar­ is vlrar virtually ev er/ night airport, 16 mites nwav. when It* * v wt vr • information. of th r year. The site U only ily, of totaliarianiim . crashed, le ad in g -fire official'! t o | B u n n U ( ] I I I N e W IO rk 125 miles from Calleeh, apd a ■peculate Pell was attem pting an , ________ ^ Right h ere-it ihould ho in id R-, good paved rnsd runs all (be. fairness that the Kuv»mmtnt hnr emergency landing. \ NEW YORK, Aug. 7, UP)— • Buying Black way to Ihe lop. Palomar Moun­ AriY chance to save th - quartet y-irr Commissioner Frank Ousyla been saddled with many burden* was hopeless. W aste gn» being banned ammonium w trate, inherited from the war. Of course tain itself is a solid block of ys u\s Always uiutahlej by its Very nature, the black market former Prime M inister Winston granite, 30 mites long, 10 pumped into the turnnre was the fertiliser Ingredient th at in Berlin is now.undergoing a re-organization, says David Churchill ssys th ere wU| Im> no re ­ miles wide and 25 miles deep. quickly shut off ami then, through on ship* th a t exploded in the Even a se’vere earthquake covery from the country'* p rn e n t emergency door*, worker* drugged Texas City and Brest, France, M. NIchol, writing from that city. harly ja r the tele until “ the g u ilty men. would .with long pole* ami hooks lo te- disasters, from piers and w are­ The fart thnt the United States has cut off Die ship* misfortunes whose ersay theories and personal wope enough to knock the ash ­ ruver tho rem ains of the victim* houses of N ew York City. nients of dgnretn to the Joccuplqd zones, together' with incompetence have brought its es off an astronom er’s rlgaret. Quayle said la st night th a t th* as the interior cooled. • * a Russia’s nuive to ship in large quantities of cheap cigarets, down, have been driven front power W jtnesses reported hearing a ban would be enforced against has just about removed that former item of currency. An by the votes of the natio n .'’ How­ The mere fa rt th a t' unborn gen­ M. II. BROWN, optician in motor sputtering about a half Ihe n itra te "no m atter w hat Its of the grinding of Ihe mile from the Beacon Oil Plant mode of transportation — ahip. end has been n-achfltl, also, to the supply of personal ever. he is leader of the ro n ittx a . erations of scientist a le ex- charge m irror, says his crew now is or otherwise. tive opposition to tha A ttlea renected to rely heavily on th r new *- I rail, truck, plan* oi said th a t it "Juat missed the lb»sarticles of value which Die Germans have been using for glme. T hrusting politic* aside w, telecopy^iy^jcuve„y<*awb.. J* ta » within o n e d ifih wave-length y, L ite , rifSttjjw tt , 1kuAA.j’/ t L flW jW dftt »j‘ b W V .*t*d: jUTVHore IRQ black market hading. ib v 'M « M l -A ahoVl wave-leng­ ifoiis ■ to • hannolo flial AVtWgt nrSd¥’ tk?»J-v, j? ,.n to 'lo n g to bulfit. ll’ m ust V fore plunging dow n'the chimney.’. i th a t is m ust hasanio th fo u th ly i* 1/100,000 of an Purchasing offices' which the Russians'ha v,* maintain­ striking adm its Ion*; The big Bosley airport Is j»ai die,** nearly perfect as possible, nn-l inrh. Tinhe goal ii*i .o lo po.ian poliah in the. TT'!— >, fint .Inki t time. The late D r., men. e goal ed for Die buying of watches, jeWelry and old gold have - I ’ would agree th a t !t eorK#? £ llrry *IUIf , founder of i *n*rro r ^ H h ln ont« been closed without Warning. Such nmalbunle operations have been better If We h g reater concentration of 'jlffo ri toulit' Wilson O bservatory, first . " V * : ?n« th ®* * P « ' are. thus rurloikftlr but c h a m p a g n e , light •bulbs, stockings M feel parabolld arc. a y b e 'we ' have tried tu 'flu too Removal Announcem ent Started, working . on ihe Pulumr.r and sugar stilj maintain thv.ir status and are carried be­ much In a short tim e. < “W r can’t poliah the mirror : • I) . *tiH t I'J year* ago. doWn to absolute perfection,” ;.|k , * r tween zones and between countries by the big operntora. “ it may welt be th at. We have project Anollier reason was World War adm its Brown. 'T h a t ' would . I havo moved my office from Tho Atlantic Na­ •This whole illegal, artificial m-t-jip is a symptom of tile re la ifd controls too soon. There 11, For five years the telescope taka another 100 years. Maybe has been a failure on the part »( wa* neglected while arianlista tional Bank Bldg, to tho Brumlt*y-Pul«Alon Building. economically diseoBed state t»f Cerjnnny. Only when pro* some longer." workers to real ire th a t shor­ Comer of Firat St root and Park Avenue, Sanford, duction ran Ik* raised to somewlu-ro near normal, and the ter hours ami higher w ages must turned their attention tu weupops. The telrscope was .ii-iuing com­ Florida. * recognized currency of the country will buy a reasonable be match A! by g reater effort." N ew SH S Band when war broke out In amount of the necessities of life, will Ihe black market, A n d ao becam e of th is lark of pletion Europe, says Dr. Amh-ra.on, ’’and In the future I will be aHHocinted in the practice riw lliatian. the Prime Miniitci with ull its evil effects, have a chance to die out. | f M M fitS W tfi ffl-S M !* •* « 4 4 IS ? ) in "peratlon nt liiw with my Krm_Jia.rlvUr.ainl hiH-wifo-Dtrrin, under said hi* government wool,) have woubl have l«-en nut Jav a ap.fciot-ltin* -sm nli-rrt J l t n i l llaiKir-”.the-lime-ilX. Jtt_UKft~»mmB-incaaurn nf control- almutG rralrsl Hie firm Rame-of Houaholder Asaociateg. ganiietj a school I,and th a t won technical problem - I t a il y iu u l-N d u k in m ie s ---------over the employment of labor In nstiiioa) fame. in building Ihe telesrop* wa* Our new offict-a will be opened Friday August 8th, order lo stim ulate production. He New instrum ents arc needed, he Ihe mirror. R tru rtu rsl work on 1947. Indiana has been celebrating the 100th birthday of the added: asserted, t-Vperially bnsnes, lis ts • trtrscopr— the instrum ent will Involve some sacrifice, the won* and percussion instrument#. exclusive of Ihe 20-lun m irror Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railroad. Not that one ■of-'This Individual liberty, though a* Entrance to office Floor No.-103 North Park A’ve. Mr. .Smith today appealed to a!! Hoosiur in l.WM) know.^it.hy this,, its official title. To all it little as possible. It may be necee- weighs 500 Ions—vras not fivic group* to aid in se cu rin g , even started until 1936. after New Phone No. 1300. is the Wonaiii a by-name derived from an Indian word, sarv In take steps to lim it employ­ scientist* h id assu re i them ­ thc#c instrum ents. ment on less essential -verk.' meaning "fast-running." Mr. Sm ith revealed th at he had | selves such a m irror could be Tlie government will lake action . made. Ernest Housholder l»ft his Lake City post in ord»V j The Motion is not- tin- only road whose real name is agrilnst any industries operatinl to be near his parents who live In * • • known to few. Till* New York, Chicago A St. Louis means w ith/'inefficii'iiev or lack.of will." little to-mnnv wfn> live along tliei Niclicdi'Pliifetl The Big Employees in Ihe more c ssen lisl: In 1920. Dr. Hale and his assn- Lon gw mu), Four is know ns Hitch fur more widely than its official Industries will have to work lo n g -; and coal miners will tie aiked designation, the Cleveland.'Cinnminti, CiilcngtHij: *3t/ Louis. Pr. Ami ten Westerners mid Southerners Mpi-ax- nf 'ilit- Katy tot work half an hour .1 day udd.- T h e population o l f$ahghal, CJnnk, in case you «ie intereiieil. tA 4,274.486. Well b«t you duin'l to one who refers to the Missouri, Kansas. & Texas, Atflee appealed to Viorken not h«vc .ny idea it m i io lm<-. These names Mic railroads arcept?l*Tla-y may have to ore** far increase* of.w aget. lie zfef^ other ideas aiKiut the derisive r«'p(jer|nu^ of their Initials, asked industry and commerce (o from declaring nigh divid­ w Irri tb p IM n W g re ,, l.arkmvaiiiiuK . . _A ^Yedcrii ______ becomes refrain jip m I'-rngrm f Mirends.' theDelay,' Linger ^ Walt. But Hmt !siuuitht-r nt«ry E nalam i’s import* are to be cut [to took dtn wife In * bairtull jU s J l n a i u e r th a t will tnea.n |A» if ia »how liuw lUmottaiK UH \fr- ■ f lff , | f ? -: ilwoth#: 'dly. lo prove something or other, <> rh rlv tian Helepr* Munilor ! ' il w i T t i kOl quite lin e ’ ju*t vrhkt. * j The United State* h*»’ paid U» ikipttU lo llungaty,* tomelhing which wogldn'l be ol wry much importance if 'it were not. lor the fact that Hungary it. in a way, Ruitia. And Hungary hai done nu w o rn than Ruitia and > it not nearly a* tciponitblr. — ■ w * A- Prciidcnt Truman talk* an optimiitic view, of^ die world lilu•lion. Speaking to a group o( boyr • nt ail' American Legion forum be laid, "We will eveftliktllyf wind up by having peace in the world, and by having people live ‘ *F Itee in­ dividual* tfgitdleiftoi'Yace, creed pi color," He did not *ay, howevt:, when "eventually" , .Now ihe Egyptian* U e tryma tq run the Briliih out ol thru taunlvv Th#v u eie glair iU d enough enouuh* teunlry. Ih ty weie “ have them lltcic, • nowever. en Matthsl Rummel wa* lacing ill Alamcin- We think l( we weir Btiliill- we WouM gel out qf Ebypl, India, butina. and Pa(e»tihe . . . for a while, and wait until we were invited back. ' Johir-Ttmple Grave* tty* that Ultra i* mrh a thing a* being '‘ob­ noxious whether you aie innocent Or guilty or lemelhing Relweeu. Thai's Elliott, Il isn't just *that ba is »o infantile, but that hi* childishness ha* this obnoiiout quality.” And when you add that obnoiioutorts la a callow diile|* ld for the ordinary decencies, you *tf. somelhing, well, tomCthat it very obnosiout. teems to be cUffiereoct of opinion among the ^ esperli. Genet*I MaeAithui UH .that the 1 bomb may be" tfc>eloped to point where it will destroy r a c A n d only a few I ago General Jacob Devets. ' ^ i The BIjj Poweiy , Again R la-the-R ig Power vein.! w rite foil* to I1N art* to deni Again il Is Kiliixla exercising II. with Girece, D rUm.it', prevent th . United deal with the Greek cru ia ^ tv lB tates, from proceeding with il? ° nT*hl. t h el ieleventh l S ; w-l. V..I m.nl,„ „ i T^uronn .prpgrnul M rThis aid,«uJ to v*n ib l This ?. i* th , ; , „ k r;„vemmentY key wrench which RfSMin U n , * | „ |.. o.W L ,g a |m b themachinery nltock] in throw n Into the UN machinery, ... which »*......1 th ree 'MtAtblan' The bilU rness u f the American aalcllifr* Imve already been inn d auvu on me m-curliy plicated by a UN Inquiry. TlaCouncil Is therefore ■nnleralaml- Ru '" ( hii veto cannot prevent tlie bit. 'The feeling among oilier IJnlitd State* from w orking with western members reflect* to ooqn in the UN nt the sam e time to extent the Aliiericen inipalienrr International rra train ls This feeling 'it tb*t the UN is mini,litli on the border’ raiders, It doe* increasingly menaced by Hutiha’x not end the authority of Ihe sub unrestrainer!, use uf the lllg -commlkttion which has been study­ Power veto,' ing conditions slung the Greek Tha la w ia u may ask whether border, Russia h a s nut a right to emploo Wlial It does do la throw ovei its veto powef. The right answer is th at Russia has a legal right- un­ flu- Greek crisis the long dark der the char(er. But at Ran Fran- shadow of Big Power conflict. It cisro -th a -B ig Pour pledged them- 1* th at aspect nf the Russian Veto selvea.to use the veto power spat*- whirl).u a u a e a diaqulat among friend* of the UN. For If the la ingly. “ Greece cannot be disen­ The Big Power veto over peel-al' ful settlem ents Is nor, however, tangled from the power rontest trite ,0 ao r,n final aa il *eerna. Tin*, Ix-ihg waged at many point* b e ­ T*|U "f,‘ r•* f m l Th,» t , 11 h„ ,p tween Russia and th* W estern Allies. The UN may confront JU server inexperience,I in UN ways, decisive lest in Greece. every veto looks like the rod of .It need not tU *q,i however. A* hope .f o r a nolutiutt. Bam fttm ai hold* It oven looks* like the Mid o f-th e long as UN Itaalf. .. B ut taka th a veto .now In tits news. It praventa the UN /ror.t the UN together. But the objectadopting a , United Rtates-spon- ivo of this eftMtS -Mokt not- b* simply to moke the* UN u arena sored proposal to- »et u p e ,>•• mane lit- commission to watch lha for an Am#rlca»MRu*»l*4t show­ Greek border. But* It docs nob down. It was ne*fg /im cudtd fot ’ .1 lit fltlti ■ltd UN discussion of tld* luted. In fact, a prtqKtsil by Mr. Gro­ ' The objective must be tq pr>myko is duo, for debate In a day eerve the UN |ftjn < li||M ' period or two. O ut of (hat debate % of aharp Big 1'ow erPoftflict. If compromise m ight come, all ea rli­ th a t ran be diine.jlhag* la ho;>e er Indication! to the contrary. th a t the UN w d iR e la day find We make no such prediction. But waya (o deal with m a rn a tio u a l tha fact remain* that Ihe Russian disuutcs with a minimum of hln veto alone .does not necessarily drawee from the Rii^ Pgw cr veto. srJsTiioarinCtiia Odom T akes O ff On Round World F light, m n . , n To Break Record aoto reco rd . P o s t ’s recoi 9h i U l& hTJilf-Stands', was 184 hour*. — ----------The- weather* wtb'Afbtefwd gobd to Gander an d .1* ta t^ A I * s e c o n d ________ , ; tentative atop. - Uf h*,jgu»e* up CHICAGO, Aug. 7, WUliam P. he plan* to land a t to r n * . Odom, 27 y ea r old former B ritish 1 . • m * * s * g ^ il|« iW lh /U r th* fa iry command officer, took off at U kaoff. Odom’a M i l l T l a d attain hour speed at 12:63 P. M. (CDTJ today in hla d a £20 mile feet an4 h*d ,«bs«vcd a solid convartad twin-engine \vm.v bomb­ .000 er. In an tf f o r t to halve the late vercaat ovar 1-akw- Mwhlgsn. ■ iA& s - w w gJ a e ssu r used sh a ll .neil War. at» Douglaa. irport shouted 111 be back Sunday,” ber shortly after the wishes, Odom, piloting tho “ R Y'l . ,.V War when some ea- nolda Bombanell." atarteil off up. f lig h t with a CH IL EA N -K IL L E D Mjring lbal (toison gat th a tw ic e -p o s tp o n e d flight # . many people." Ame n g . olliep tilings there will be n irth e r food restriction!. rlOiwt nrrd stren g th i* to I* re­ duced by 420,000 men from Ihe present total of about 1,297,000. America will be aaked to ease rlavsea tn the loan agreement 1 -qt It! • ' gluomyl picture which Attlee painted, but he faced .the taiu* with determ ination amt lie stood hv .his BocislUtie guin. Ah this early stage in his g reat M lticnl experihlSnt he feels Impelled to resort to regfm enU tlon, there­ by most slirely creatlmc an iu u e upon which th* next gedetal elec­ tion will be fought. T h a t is*u* is: w ill the British puiilic .slatnl for pesci tim e regim entation 7 IIA DIO PROGRAMS . H letlan WTlU t TSeiHlei .•it* New* a s* Twinaht Hung* a . Ik f-l.ta A ik e n 11* lilt J i» » t ill Hpnrt* l-a ra d * H w inatlM e * Newt A rt Mooney Mil Th* Amb|»e»flar* t i l l (>dr Ix in d t* B r is k ! I #a New* •i « l T o n y I’s slo r «•!* H s s ih M y rl Si** N ew t S it* ttlenn Miller *.M T h u ,n t a y K e e n in g C o a re rl IttS * N*w* I l:* t Itequeetfultg Alpprs ! l t l M l.» le l u l l gcor*e l i t ) ItequeeMnUy T p i u U t i l New s ,7 11:0* Man Off IIO Is it that's first to spot — and quickest to 40 for —• really fresh' new fashion - idea when il comes along P and easy enough in handling to park without a tussle, and flit shadow-light through markethour traffic k-----— 'r" °P This ladles, of couract Who, good friends, has the fam* And who it it that, according to “' ily’* amarfest eyc-Ior-a-buy - the careful surveys, put Buick far shrewdest sbe-up of^whapa really good? ahead of its price class and up among tho lowest-priced three N o -o n e but th e L ady o f the when they name the car of tlieir Household! innermost choice? ‘ Ky)d«y Maewlna *:»• m a n O n , * :« ! New* *~ (1* 1 Celery C ku p p tr* Jam boree * 10 Ifnm erpun l i t * 11 filer ■ o f Ihe f a r pie Urge f:S * New* 1 : 0 Kunrto* A r e n id e lie s N*w* l : t l K unrlm flerenad* I IS m it c h ln g T im a 1 1 1 * M o rn in g . O avotlon* l :< ( M o rn ing M adllallon* »,** N *w e. . 1.11 ilia * B a ro n S:SS Shopper* Keren*!* SrS* W om an'* W o rld 10:00 New* 10 * 1 lln w a llr n Melndlee 10 is T u a t* Y u u ’v# H e a u M lt* 11:1* M o rn ing Me ladle* 'T o tt.ww US'. VMtfng till* Mnlelrsl Progrtm m is A n d who ie it, when you come right down to if, that lets the most practical use from enough stir* ring Fireball power to handle tha «n day'* travel-jobs without strain and struggle? ' 1 1 * 0 NeW l st Noon l i t I I W * * U ra R o u n d u p li-t l 1 :0* itM 1 :1 * lif t The fair sex —but naturally t * | Ksr Non* Ran*) <•»» ■ ■ 8 - l*)«tlc Wht*r*r* P all 1:11 . Proudly W* H t : t ( Merck Tim* 1:41 Howard Bartow (:** New* (:•* 116* p u b M «g I x x a l N»w» I r l f N n r s lt r -T im # RICHMOND, Ky., Aug. 7. UP) — A » automobile-truek eollltloa near here late jfesUrdhy took th e lives of Diego Eehenlque, 47, member of the Chilean Bens!*, and Mrs, Elvira Valdes Da Echetsve g i d w« gd-br a 10 mil* an boor tailwind, yarrle, 33. ■■ — 11 l,we-have it, our adrKe to Odom, who set a round-the-world r flight record with a cr« v of 78,. Most of Mexico Is a high table. tabtois not. to lose hours in April, I land. to 3,000 and BIM a W to 21 m l ranee, m J r 8; today. Y ‘tK i = —- -- - t-g rf : : l • . ?„. . .. mi *nu>u*MmnMot«.nMWMfva :•w - . • • -*1 'Og-if f •ft- \ ^ • _ \ ■ . ft\‘r / ' r ‘ l=r j. ’ ■ - t 1 ^ ’ il *1 . . ■ - v tm m T zoM B oprm ourm m »3 v-'V 1 1 0 M A G N O L IA A V E N U E * ‘-‘i i JV k IM M A U fo w m . ' HU, . .-j • W m *w , j i £1 f- Then watch bar fall all over your n e c k t” ' - FOOD FOR BERLIN, Aug. In : ij ik B « n ' ,Tj L g 1 . . ' ) « .11 So why not pull a pleasant aurpriiq some evening ^oon*? Juat come home and aay, “Well, I placed an order for a Buick to­ day. They're taking 'em with or without a car to trade.? m um m om m nm -. • • ♦ 1 A? t v 4 i - 'MM man* jn ,th* V Amar lean ott ealted 448,600 ten* of foodstuff* valued at more than fd 1.600,000 from tha United S utes daring .* t ...'" 'i ONLY BUICK HAS ALL THESE Who relishes most the restful ease of wide, cushiony aeats; and the blissful gentleness of ali-coll springs that meke rough roads wall-mannered and go<!d roads glass-smooth? . .. . v.._. t*m i* m . Take our tip - she's already sold. Favored as it ia red-blooded m ales, no Buick w e've ever offered hat won the smart tax .quile'likc this one. , , Who goes for a ear big enough to be company-minded —yet light bog of fkiekew aawdwifhc some fr*»h or*n»es and tom atoes.! race; and when the Tha plane, w ith ab o u t' a two* load of gasoline,.gained atcame, it was.scarcely sw iftly, circled tho Geld, and all, then W gffective_____ I tow ard Gander. Newfoundiba atom bomb is a land, tha firat scheduled atop, aid- ;• - Chancec are that you’re been hankering for (he kind of thrill that lurks in this great-hearted, great-powered beauty. * m xen atlm * Net** New* ? * u r A ta t ; lie W ar n f 9 HAlon 8«r* , w am am m 1 n m m >la You'd^aort of like to. get your hands-on a.car as big'and mighty * f 1 1 * rl| S . tiS jr « This - if you thought the heller . half could be sold on it. u ’ N • S „ we toas out this thought to you menfollut —* f i t * Irt ’ ■. -1'* I t S i �TH URSDAY, 'AUG. 7, 1947 TIIB SANFORD IfBRALD. RANFORD. FT, ORIDA P A liK n V B ■ I .1 . t Mr., Mrs. I), W. Swan Entertained A t Party Conoley McCall Becomes Bride Of Social Calendet Mae Jam es Maxwell Alford In l i v e l y Ceremony THURSDAY The Veterans of Foreign W srs auxiliary will DlNt at <1:00 P. M. a t th* Tourist Center. The T. E. L. Class of the Ftr*t B aptist Church will hold a cover­ ed dish supper a t the Church nes a t 7 .0 0 J \M . __________ The Interm ediate G irl's A uxil­ iary of the F irs t B aptist Church will meet a t 8:00 P. M. a t the home of Hoble Je an Galluwayf 119 P oplar Avenue. FRIDAY The Townsend 'X3ub will m eet In the T ourist Center a t 8:00 P.M. A fter the business meeting thrre will be card playing and checkers tnd refreshm ents will he served. MONDAY m The circles of the W. M. 8. of “ * F irst llpptist Church will m eet a t 9:30 P. M. as follows: Circle 1, Mrs. John Rogers, 910 M yrtle Avenue; Circle 2, Mrs, Myron Smith, F lora H eights; Circle 3, Mrs. A. J . Peterson, W est F irs t S treet; Circle 4; Mrs." 8. C. Dickerson, South Sanford Avenue; Circle 6, Mrs, II. W. Rucker, .640 Valencia Drive; Cir­ cle 6, Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey, 2 IB W est N ineteenth S treet. . a TU ESD A Y • Xhtt W uptanV Bible Glass of the First- B aptist C h irch will meet -at 8:00 P. M ..in the church annex with Mr*. J . T. H ardy, Mrs. A. L..B*rfiiV»u and hfrs. C. A. Anderson, J r . as hostesses. 11/noting Mr. and Mr*. D. W. Swan, who with th eir daughter, Diane, left today for Clearw ater where Mr. Swan w ilt assum e his duties as m ansger of th e M ather store th ere/ employees of the local M ather store entertained with a dinner Rarty in the l.ongwood Hotel Tuesday evening. Following dinner dancing was e n I o y * d throughout the evening to music furnished by "L illy" and "C urly". Those epjoying the p arty with the honor guests w ire Mr. and Mr*. C. II. Luke, Mr. and Mrs. U> R. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Fred llarrlson, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson. M ist Ruth Carroll, Mias Slildrrd Await, Miss Christine C ar­ penter, Dave Shannon, Pete Bow­ en. Joe Goodrich, Ja n Jenklnson, and Bill Martin. The F irst Presbyterian Church taper*. The four-tiered wedding was the arena last night of the cake, served by -Mrs. Hugh Wliel m arriage of Mae Conoley McCall, d id , was placed at one *ml of the daughter of Mr. ami Mr». Emmet table. Another sm aller table was McCall of this city, to Jam es Max­ centered with the. white flowers well Alford, son of Mr. and Mia. and a t each end w ai placed a cut J . Rutledge A lford of Tollahassre. glass hunch bowl. Mrs.-K S. Mc­ TV tight ceremony was [trr- Call. Mrs. Jam es Ridge. Mr*. Kdformed a t 8:30 o’clock l>v murid Mrtseh and Mrs. E. I. 1ley Brownlee before a background uf presided at the punch Imw Is'during ferns, bamboo, palm* and (nil the evening. w hite basket! of w hite gladioluses. O thers assisting were Mrs. J . A. G raduated candelabra held i urn- Harold. Mrs. J. I). Woodruff, Mrs. ing whfte tapers which wor-* lig h t­ Kov Williams, Mrs. U. L. Perkins, ed by Jim my Fox and Edward Mc­ Mrs. B. L I'erklni, Jr.. Mrs. RlrhCall. ard llrown. Mrs. A. \V'. la-e, Mrs. Prior to the ceremony Mrs. F. 8. J, C. Mitchell. Mrs. Edward l ane, Vernay, organiat, rendered "Avc Mrs. Ralph Smith, M rs. Charles M aria" and "O, Perfect lam*". .P ark . Mr*. M. S. Wiggins. Mrs. Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, soloist, sang B, D. Caswell of Orlando. Mrs. “ Beauty's Eyes". “ Clair IM .une" Fred Collum. Mra. Uobv I-aing, Mr. and Mrs. Fred G arrison plan and “ Lelbestrapm " were softly Mrs. Glenn Wimbish, Mrs. W. D. to leave tomorrow fur a Id day played during the exeltnng-* of Hofmann. Mrs, A. B. Wallace. Mra. vacation to tie 'spent in Jack so n ­ m arriage vows and. following the George Harden, Mrs. Gene lln rri- ville. A tlsnta, (la. and Asheville, ceremony "The Lord's Prayer" son. Mr*. Donald Bishop,‘.Mrs. G. was sung by Mra. Roumillat. The W. Spencer. Mrs. William Brum- N. C. traditional wedding itiarrhe.t were ley. Mra. Buy Holler tnd Mrs. H. Mr. and Mr*, law ren ee H arrison II. McCaslin. used. of Tam ps and M rs.. Tate Taylor Also .Mra. Voile Wiliams, Sr.. Divert In m arriagp by her fnlh of Baleigh, N. C. were the weekend er. r; the tn< bride was lovely in a gown Mrs. Volic William*, J r.. Mrs. A. guests u( Mr. and Mrs. Fred lia rW. Epps, Sr-, Mrs. A. W. Epps, of lace over ivory satin. The risun. fitted bodice was made with a high J r . , Mr*. Clara Brady, Mra. E. D. neckline and had long leg » m ut­ Brownie*-, Mr*, Ned Smith. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Palmer R o / Mr.nn ton sleeves.. The yglutalw voluipuu-ur.j*kil ua-aU tL John jlughcs, Mr*. ■ M ts.lldw aN f h ad ’as their guests fj*t*the past terrttinatm * lit a Ion? gl.iri fu* x fT r ■ "i ii several tiny a. Mr. and M rv Ed * Full length veil of lmJ r ' » ■ Mr*' Dale Scott, win Gumni. of G alesburg, 111. train,* H er full Jr. ported bridal illuaiun wm attach ­ Also the Mi sac* Caroline la**, ed to a coronet of seed Pearls and II. II. l-awson left on Saturday orange blossom*. Her l«,ui|iirl Lulo Lev. I.yllian Hoyle, Kitty from Galveston, Tex! *or Breman, Odlvim. Nancy William*. Jenn w m white gardenias and orchids He ia Chief Steward Saver. .......... Dorothy Nibla.-k. ................Germany. K athryni placed against a fan if White os­ W li ggl'n *VSy Ivis MMarh." Mary’ A on i jhm ird the new ship S, S. B arbara • HAPPY BIRTHDAY trich ’rius, . Whelchfi: Camille Batten. J a c k ie fL»«*»* . _______ Mrs. Clark Leonard? ilr* . Lee Moore* served as mat- Brotchie, Daphne* Connolly, Be'.ty Mrs. W alker Culp ron of honor and bridesmaid* were Mra, Mary lialley Jo Brock. M artha Broken and Aud- I* Mr. and Mr*. C. A lbert Shriner Mrs. David N uablckel. of W inter r tv Bach, have as their guests Mrs. Shriner'* Park, Mias M artha Perkins. Miss I-atc in the evening the couple brothers. Charles J . Matthew* anil #.ady Graham Tells Nancy Collum and Miss Gem? Cat- left fo r a wediting trip to. lx* spent Howard P. M atthews, of Philadrtof Orlando, Mrs. M401X1** dress on the Florida East .Coast and in phis,- Pa,___________ •________ Of Scotch Gardens well wa*_pf yellow organra "Tennessee^ For (Fivellng’ Mr*. Alfeta. The fitted*, sh ift- i bodice ford wore a tailored atilt uf light Mr. and Mrs'. Charles llam il ami AP N ew afratures was an off-the-shoulder deaign and son, Wesley, J r.,_ .plan W .toMleavi * 1 NEW YORK—The Marchioness the sh irt was bouffant m th ru f­ weight, aqua wuot gabardin.*. She S atuniav for W ashington. D, C., of G raham is in the United States fled panels extending from the wore a white pln-turked crepe New York City and poin's tri Mason a post-w ar reverse lease-land w aist to the hemline. Shi- curried Mouse and while accessories. Her sac hu setts. mission involving —exclusively— a yellow ostrich tl}> Inn trimmed shoulder cot sage was if lavender orchitis. the gardens uf Scotland. with yellow talism an loses. The Mr. and Mr*. Alvin Odhlain ami Mrs. Alford graduated from I.ady Graham, herself an a r ­ bridesmaids were all gowned in Leon daughter B aibara lutve left for High School in Tallahassee dent gardener, at * her estate at Nile green organza made Mi ntiral and has M en attending the Florida Charlotte N. C. where Mr. Oil_ J ~1ntry l n l r y near Glasgow, came to th* t h*t of Mrs. Moor.-V. They S tate University wgere she is a ham will attend an Oldsmotiile W Jnlted n lte d S tates lates to attend the meet­ meet- c a rrj«d chartreuse f.-Mth - fans member of Chi Omega social Sor­ Sales Managers meeting. ing of the Garden Club of Amer- accented with Ixora. They all wore ority. Mt*. Alford attended Leon ‘lea in Minneapolis. She carried m atching ostrich tips in their hair High School and graduated from Tommy Stringer, Johnmv AJv*the Invitation of the Duchess of and long shirred gloves. Riverside . Military Academy in amler and Floyd Cooper will arGloucester to gardens of the BrflMr. Rutledge served bis myi ss Gainesville. Ga. During the rec en t| rive Sunday from M ira Hill. U. ish Isles and a notebook In whicn best man and ushers w er- Ju lisn war I.,. _» for two u.aaa I* U'llftf lie served year* twill. with ' C, where th«*V they llAVl* have WPll been nltCIHl* altend to jot down garden ideas which R. Alford and Chari*-* .11. Alford the lOCth Infantry Divition in E u -|ln g summer school for th e p u t c o u ld .b e u tilis e d 'in her native of Tallahassee. David Nusblckel of rope. He i* m.w attending the! nine week* at Mars lliil College. heath. W inter Park and Raymond G. Fox Florida State Univ^rsltf. The big contribution to Friends of C. A. Anderson will uf Hanford. « Out-of-town guest* fa r the wedAmerica by l.ady Graham waa ding included Mrs. Mae Conoley lie glad tp learn that Lo has lwen Mra. McCal.i, mothex . ^bar-kM w U dge-of "Scotland's bride, wore a coral faille itress « n- from Valdosta! Mr. and Mr*. Al­ removed from the Oi»ng* .Mem* £ Garden Hrhrme," under which broidered with crystal bestls. Her ford. Mr. andi Mr*. Julian Alford orial Hospital and Is recuperating n number of tho famous es­ ............. with corsage was of w hite ruses. The and children. Ann and Bud. Mr. while visiting In Gainesville ta tes Including Q lam ls^J'astU m other of the groom, Mrs. Alfoid, am) Mrs. Charles A lfu rJ ami Mis. Anderson. and Balmoral V e r* /throw n was gowned in pale pink ami daughters, (Ha 4ant1 Mary Atlfrt, open to th* pbbUc for ^ fee. Rev, Joseph Crew* uf tin* Church sw eetheart roses and gardenias Mr*. Nor w an Stone, Mr*. Joe The profits—191,040 last vesr formed her corsage. Henry, Miss- Isabelle G ists, Miss of Gud will leave on Sumlfiv a f te r ­ —went to th* support of th* A reception a t the Mitvfnir Inn Mae Guinn, M|s* M argaret Lou noon with Mrs. Crews, theii daugh­ Juraihg AaScottish District Nursih followed the wedding. Tin* guests Flynn. Miss Hetty Patterson, Ml^s ter. Misa Jean Crews, and son sortition. rlr were met at the door by M rt. ft. Carrie Kate BoyFngton, Miss P a t­ Charles to attend th e-tw o weeks' "Scotch gardens have never been 0 . Fox and ahown to the icceiving sy W alnwrlght. Mr. and Mre. assembly of the denomilistlon at ■— i " — particularly fahmus," she told .t line. Palms, ferns and candelabra Grover River*. Richard Lamb. Fred Cleveland. O. small new* conference recently.I formed a background for the re­ Drake, Jam es Graham and Grorgo Mr*. I. T. S trin g er left on Wed­ lish gardens a n faraour reiving line which was composed Goode from Tatlahasse; Mis* Marf he world over and tb ire are of Mrs. McCall, Mrs. A lfotd, the oulta Imnce and Miss Gloria nesday for Jacksonville to sftend Mnany of tliem In tha United bride and groom, and the a tte n ­ Lance. St. A ugustine; Estelle several days with her slslei, Mr*. State*. dants. Miss Ja n e Thigpen pre­ Junes. Jacksonville; Mrs. Clyde E. E. Keen*. Before returning to "But most of the famous Eng­ sided over the bride's book. The Byrd, Daytona Reach; Dr. and Sanford she will visit bt-i d augh­ lish garden* have Scot gardener* bride’s table was covered with a Mr*. C asw ell-and Mr. and Sira. te r and son-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. —because they are the best there white Madeira d o th and rpntored Mack Jones and d/lughter Bever­ C. W. Appleby, in Ocala for a fo e are." .# with an arrangem ent of white* es­ ly, Orlando; and Mrs. J. 1L Jones, days. Lady Graham explained th a t un- ters, gladioluses and Turn. This Mr. and Mr*.-J. R. Jon**s. Jr. and Mr*. J . N. Rqbson, Sr. ha* re ­ tH about B0 years ago, th* usual was flanked with five branched Mr. and Mr*. C. T. Niblark and turned from a three m onths' 'a c a garden In Scotland was walled- candelabra holding burning white daughter Dorothy of Oviedo. tion visiting relative* in Charles­ in and she^ered, and th a t within ton. Manning, Columbia a m i-An­ the walls wera -ruw n vegetables, to abandon the whole scheme derson. S. 0. She was joined in flow sra and fruit, Hints To Housewives South Carolina by Mss. II. L. . £ "About B0 years ago .expedi­ • because there ju st weren’t enough’ people to keep gartio n s to China and Tibet -and Weekly from Home Demons! ratios Anderson of HastlQg*, Fla. They also visited in A tlanta, Ga. other foreign lands resulted in dens weed-free. Then we de- . HpertallaL Tallahaasc* bringing back plants we had elded lo go ahead with the Friend* will be Interested to never seen before in the British scheme anyway because if a By ISAUKLLP. S. THIJURHY learn th a t Mis* Phyllis Smith who Isles," she continued. “ We dimgarden had been' In perfect Extension Food Economist is studying a t Columbia U ifvercovred, much to our surprise, condition It wou)d h are lookThe guava, tho ao-called apple ’sltv and Miss Catherine M orri­ th a t m any o f them thrived in •ed very unpatriotic." of the tropics, grow* and flourish­ son, nursing in Rye, N. Y„ worn S cotland."' In the w arm er w estern part of Among the m*wt popular g a r­ es happily all over southern Flor­ th* dinner guest* of Mr*. E. S, th* country, the gardeners de­ dens .are, of course, Balmoral ida. It grow* well III nearly every Jeltrup, the form er Lillian ITranveloped rhododendron gardens, which was one of Queen Vic­ type soil w hether it is*ltght and *n. and Mr*. A rthur H rsnan (n and w ater gardens. toria’s favorite c a s t l e s , and sandy or rich and heavy. Hence, S candal*. N. Y. recently. m "And w hat's more palm trees Glands- (pronounced "G lam s” ) Floridans are fortunate indeed Mrs. C. F. Stahl o f.O x fo rd , N. and tree f e rn s ' rro w beautifully which was started In th* 11th in having such a valuable and deth ere,V ahe added. - . idable fru it growing and flour­ C. with Miss B arbara Stahl and Century, ha* a tradition-laden ' In eastern Scotland, with it* history, and was the family hotne ing under a variety of eon- Mias Marion H aw thorn of W^shhigh ground and frost through of Queen Elisabeth before hm dition* and spreading tap ily from ington, D. C. are stopping at the a few days A pril, all aorta' of Alpine plants m arriage. Auchincruiv* and its seed. No. the common guava M ayfair Inn for . . oth -. er point* * In rlor to visiting1 flourish richly. does not come true from seed. hanging garden* originally lie. lor Ida. Mr. and Mr*. Stahl Th# "G arden Scheme" waa a longed lo the Oswald fam ily, and W ith the recent discovery of the boon during the w er In' stim ulat­ w*a once the home of Richard heavy concentration of an im port­ formerly liT*d in Sanford for a nUbiher of year* where Mr. ing Interest in increasing tha Oswald who as m inister plent vitam in cantained in the guava Stahl was in eharg* of the food supply, Lady G raham laid, Ipotent Ur y with the United States. an many Florida people ar* . at last Experim ent Station. "Moat of the Mg relates Inverewr on l-och Ewe is a great aw akening lo its rem arkable po­ ;a abort a aa m b tr of gargarden showpiece ,w ith hundred« tentialities and a re making exten­ • deners." she said. "A t first of apocits of South A frican, Chi­ sive plantings for commercial us*. W inter Furs Will Be w* thought th a t w*'d kave nee* and South American planta. D uring th* w ar year*, govern­ In L ow -P rice Range m ent agencle* concerned with the nutrition of th* men in m ilitary ny DOROTHY ROE service purchased m *nf tons of Associated Pres* . Fashion Editor 14c OPENS guava from Cuba.' In fact, the T here's good new* for working enfirs Cuban crop waa taken over girls this year in the new budget12:45 P. M. in 1944. Puree w as manufactured priced fu r costa r> |d y for the 40c DAILY! for fo rtify in g eanned cherries, bsr- rail m a rk e t Moden science and ries, and oth er fruita and jama fu rriers' skill .combine to pro* and jellies to a desired Vitamin duce some new num bers that look TODAY and FRIDAY! 'C c o n ten t L arge quantities were like m utation minks b u t’ tu rn out “BLACKMAIL, dehydrated. Allied troops were to b* m uskrat. E sther D orthy, th* lig h t­ supplied uith guava product* In HERE’S THE WHOLE SHOCKING STORY OF THI emergency rations lo hslp main- hearted designer who up to now In th* tala resistance ag ain st Infection. has specialised -strictly SO-CALLED “ FRIENDSHIP CLUBS’* THAT SELL T esta show th a t a product mad* fabuleus, recognises a tren d of MARRIAGE. COMPANIONSHIP AND ROMANCE,. time* and turn* up this from th is goodly f r u i t guava BUT DELIVER SHAME AND EXTORTION! season w ith a aeriaa of costa pric­ powder, la «o rich In Vitamin C. ed In tha budget bracket but ___ j . th a t four ounces of It would pro- utilising all the trk k e she usually arctic explore r ^ for lp^ ksspa keep* i»u p her— etesve 'scurvy plsUnum-plat*d Dad*. Does It not seam Choosing m u sk rat as th* most th erefo re, th a t Florida people should Increase Its cultivation and f e r s on a l K S Incorporated”! - tSHORT p r o g r a m Mareb of Time’* -- “NEW TRAINS FOR OLD" Pete Smith’*— “SURE CURES” “COMMUNITY BING” ‘ 1 SPECIALS 8 and 9 ■O n e T a b le Our Hark LADIES' HATS \ a r i e t y o f (Q uality S tr a w s LADIES’ DRESSrrr and I'LAYSIUTS V a lu e s to 7.1)5 Values tu 14.75 i Closeout Closeout -1 6 !’8 2 - 9S . One Titbit* }%,M \ COTTON PRINTS Lit!'hille Muslin Valnps to 1.25 i'll. Special 2 yds, for 4 .00 n-M -- mmk A // £yn - " ‘1 md m One Group RAYON MATERIAL W a f f le w e a v e s , Jurttov atnl l.iiifit wruvm- UC-'J V alue.a t o l.'.irt yd, Special J.OU yd. 'A O u t' Tttblt* CROTON NK Hright, colorful patterim, extra Kl)<,d Quality, ri'Riilnrlv Boh! for as much ns I.7H ytl Special | . 0 0 yd. ('aitnott G uirnoir BATH TOW 101*S BATH CLOTHS Heavy weight, large size (20x40).- Colons uf Blur anti Hose, regular 7Dr each. Fine quality, while grounds with broad checks in colord. ‘ S p e cia l' ^ fd rJ .O tf Special 2 for J.UO One Hack CHILDREN’S DRESSES Age.t 4 to 14. Valuf.t to 4.95 CJoHt'out B ta rc ro ju i . J .9 8 NYLON HOSK ___ \VUN1)AT0W EL A P R O N S Hv Gotham Gotd Stri|w uud Gor The new, m I r a c 11* dlith towel, twice as ah.torbent, drlrtt In a Jiffy. practically lintleaa. t> in a Imix, regularly 1.05 rtile group ITtlhlic a n d iton regularly prict tl to I.D8 jtaii I'tml-. Special J.UU box J.2!> pair Special Cotton C IC JU M H lt a - '2 for J .00 Men'it Knitted DOROTHY GRAY ' ORANGK FLOWER SKIN LOTION SWIAi TRUNKS SWIM TRUNKS 10 oz Uitlle, regularly 2.00 By McGregor All Wool, Sizes ,Small. Med. and I.ge. Regularly H-50 * Special 4 .0 0 Boxer ttyIcs in eolnrful pat*' lc n i-t. Ages H In IK, regularly 3 50 Special CloNCOllt J .9 S pair J.Oo pair • One Table IloyH1 .Mt'itjft Blue Bandana BOYS’ SOX ........... . ........... IAN DK KRCII IKES SLACK SUITS Uy Tom Sawyer 5fine!iiivalue* 3!"*A nM t ut 5.95. Special fancy paM tum sifUt . . .... . Special ‘ 3 pr. for i.lMf 3 : 98 UoyV Men’s SPORT SHIRTS BLUE WORK SHIRTS All wanhablu mater­ ials In agea 8 thru 18. Values to 2.49 Closeout 1 * 9 Sanforized nialerialn sizes 141 thru 17. Values to 3.80 Closeout I - 98" •♦»rgt» aize, t20x2U| -l fur 4 .00 - # t-i ?■a^ .V . �THE SANFORD HF.RAIXJ. SANfnRn. FI.ORiDa T H p R f lD A Y . A U G . 7 . 1 9 4 7 PAGE SIX' THE flANF,OftD HERALD. RANFORD. FLORIDA T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 7. 1947 Celery Feds To Entertain L o c a l s S p l i t Twin Bill W ith A> Last Night; Tom at Hut is Oustanding Victory I'A l.A T h I « ______ _ • • Plan* for tlfc* "P lay er A pprnrla. linn N ig h t” I" I* held a t • the Municipal H W Saturday nii^ht. w when the Sanford CelrrV ‘Fr'd* m eet the Orlando SKpatpr* nff. . ( w eiru n d e r way and will J.** com• pleterl by tomorrow plght. ft- was • i M i m i i * , announced t.alay bv Floyd I’al. , mer, chAirman of the . committee. UftliUMl ’ I l ’alm er stated . th a t the com: ) jhM'.'»*> • ■ im itte r to aid ,ln the event would - : la* named and announced by l i r U . e t f *•». a , A u a u it ln * " .*,*•:*.. r -s F a t a l^ • :• 11 j tomorrow. . . .*• H n y liu ia l u * i h I . I ^ n b u f a ; j There will l« no fM d events, T . S s i 'i L a m , • **lan d the program will concume O H a m lo *• IM y t .u .a II , a r t . Hi v .iK H .i al Te*,il>ur« • lain-- pu *< P 'lalk a ll« ARTHUR IIHCKWITH, Jit. Il«-rnlil Sport* Kililiir •. JllltK. Ill , * Th.- fifth plat, STinfiliil Ctlnry ,L ) t d l|lJ .ID * f. it PAI* calm'll tint*' h a lt iranr* iiii I he T»in «/*ff, • fourtli plan* Orlando Senatiir, laat night hj ip liltih g a twin Mil with the -Palalka A u l icinal I’ark. 'Shnforrf won the ‘ tw ilight nffalr. 7 to 2. a rd drop­ ped th* nightcap, II to h. Tonight the F u ll entertain the ' DeLnn.l Hid Data In u slngl.i till at the local ball orrhanl. . A* th.* iitu jt of last night's lilt* ♦he Feds are resting four full gam es ahead iIf the 1‘alatkn A'* and onlv three and on.* half lilts ' Jieblnd the Solon*. .Jo lin n v T om at w ent th e ro u te fo r th e KM* in th e o r.efln .' eon* * 1.1 a la test np.l , r a lte r,*1 e ff -*ltv, ly ten I’alatka A lai,-a* blows to rh u lk up th e 7 - . . I ..III. Why Worry With Your Past Due Accounts? . . T here a r r 24,000 taxicab Herlong taxKcd a 150 fine on the Daytona Heath Baaeliall Ataocla* panic* in the United State*. lion for failure to -p-ntect playera from "Vile and abuiive lanifuaxe** u ttered by fani. The Lake County Judge i»*ued a firm w arning to all cluba th at failure ‘ nf any* _ association. In protect viaitiog players from unsportsm anlika aliuae would result in a sim ular penalty. DeLand A u g u it' 7 (Special)— le ag u e director* recngnlterl the reiignation of AI Com '.i na presIdSnt of the Fluriila S tate League Here' yesterday afterniam in *a called meeting, a h d immediately ni.nied Judge Sidney llerlong. Jr., of laresliuig as hie successor. Gold, silver, cattle and oil S ir In aiblition to elevating Herportant products of Mexico. long, the directors elevated Karl imThere arp 52,000 auto repair Hussy of St. Augustin* to the g arages In the United States vice-presidency v arated Ly Herl""Jf. . At 8L Helena liv e s-a tortoise Immediately a fte r bring named which probably saw Napoleon. head of the Florida S late lo-ague, o n ir four per r rn t of the land rurface of Norway ia cultivated. . O ’S u g e T » IT N ,w Y o r k n « tro ll IUM,on *' to 2 victory. Hookb. righthander ,Jn.*l farr.mon opened on tie* bill for I I , M l,. T W(.‘ l a w lilt . l* ,H o o v ,|i. (be local* In the final.* but was . i r s l a l i . i i kl.iWn l u m Im k ,. H a r d , fir e s : W m lt.M t IV .u k l, p la y ,: I miY* relieved in the Second. ran to (j)* to H a rk I m*,! fit Van Kinnamon w ith the bases PI fa. *, , , InI m l»,H«*U«at ,< I*, la ik a I , H a n fo r.t * loaded and two men cut. Klnnn- •Una on I m IIi : o il l u i a a a n t. T o won. atringbeaii »*i^U^*iw , m n .real J, ‘lo<er» : * ,'" .,k .... '* •- rerrrrtfr aroulreit from the Dl- Itrlati,,, X, TiiujjI ?■ lilt, off firHr H, ,• * ... I InnlriH*. T r.inu off Ijrrtd llnl Hats. < ■lott.ri a in I Ikhlnai. \\ l.inlou plicl,Ralph Satterfield! Fwl first , r Tomat. l,.»,nH i*ltch,r. I)»la* 0 . t'm|.lor. Ilalla *ap>t ' sarker. wa* hit by a hot grounder I , off the hat of AI Fit tin in the TlO.a or Halil, t i l l .' ninth frame of the opening tilt, it It not believed th a t th*.* injury Is serious, however Satterfield may lm out for a day or tw a In order to trea t tin* painful lwui*e. Je rry Silverman will handle lb** initial sark duties while Sa'tcrfiold It llrlflr. rf Mt i f f t k, 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE ORANGE tu rn tr KKCOltD HrAYEKS for rent. By CUNCItFrrH SF.HF.lt FIFE day or we,*k. Tito Music Ibis, 110 W. 1st SL Phone 053. * SEPTIC TANKS. Grease Traps nioeks. Aluminum Windows u n j Screens. White cement. Faint, O FFICE space In Melsch Building Large Ig ir g e fight n g n t oflces, u i ic c a , .newly n e w . / decor u n ...F frm a-tlle, Hurricane brac.*s aiPI, all utilities, heat and ja n i­ Miracli* Concrete Company, 307 tor servica furnished. Call tWAW. n . A* A. Dept. Store4 CEILING fans tor sal D rug 8tor*. JU IC E 7I1 /til, 1 1 • 1 Vl« r.rfiMM HI, |i Kinnarnon. •> " t I * " • _ .1*1,II. m|, I,.lily \ Si w: *- l.la w in * 1 h ,. famous juice* — serve them Ice cold for r*. freshing and cooling relaxation, mix 'em for a tasty punch drink for th* kiddles! T A ITIUN M. I T r» , It t n 'ik lr n ti U iIim , M ilf f f O , Ij ■1 KliiiwniRh, U M it• r, 1 J . A lu r r o J . T w » U • , 1 i . , 1 . 1 114 Ilf f 1 it. t d W lf - H t"b’D U t r i : to 1M*t t la t ilfs * Futolko ▼ 9)1 Iiii lit , u ( f TABLE SUPPLY E L O Y E T T ’ SE PICCLY WIGGLY Ovtrr.lt II.t, n e t V O -11* *n.i* ,» e t. ffl ltm.ll liNlltd lm IVrtlhfD Tftl SfW t«»rk I -suit* tt 41 *7 l '' a H i. T i -t | t *,',•«•( •Uokely Grnpcfrtilt Q u a n ti t y R ig h ts R o se rv o d 9•• | lu « k l t. L o r n . . P i i c e t G o o d - T h n i^ S a tu id a y r - A u g*iet 9 — 5. IJGIe Pineapple YKMTKHDAVS STARS H lfv» rA i* * >i |i M*,kr«* Itaafner S -nsinrs, shut out the Red So* 1-0 fn, 1b** ftyrns’l lime th is season, holding Teil William* ami romphny to five I»rlm cr»«. t» ’ D octor's O rders Fig 12 -oz J u ic e ('nlifnrniii Pink Meat Melon*. III. ' *, Monterey Qrsp* Juice Bob Elliott, Braves, hit a three in hom e, and scored I wire to ail the Hrnvrv to a 7-3 victory P ru n e < Calif. Gravrnstein 5 tbs 3 9 c A p p le s 2 Lb* 23c 19c Lemons ib 13'^c None Higher! Green Top Plain or Self-Rising Flour- C a rro ts 2 Ballard’s 5 L. I. Cobbler Yellow P o t a t o e s 1 0 ibs 4 2 c O n io n s nine Honnet bch* 17c T o m a to es 2 Lb 15c Lb< 15c Pound Dixie Darling Cracked' !?ew Dessert ★ Peaches 21c Ilavn Pine Crushed Del Monte Early Garden Government Graded*Commercial no soape m MADESUDSUK£ ■et-wtse, commercial beef rut* rktagis of^your family meals. Beat whrtt braised* b r ■water-cooked, ■lowly simmered. ' . CHUCK ROAST SHORT Iliris IIAMRCRGER Price Wtlaon'a Com.King Hit B aeon ib Spiced Luncheon rL.n ii Orange Band Rklnleis Ijtrgtf Center Cula.WP5tcm ' GUCBOIRB / Ittltsl Al'CM*TlCr-j;u n M API IT WIITIN0H0USI tion and never claimed. This furniture will be cleared out during Dr. A Dr. 2 ^ to 8-lb. Seymour Get in early and buy rugH, chairs, igpa beds and suites you wanted so much during the Auction 1 ‘ 2 .9 8 There will "be on our floor only pieces-of furniture sold a t auc­ Customnry Time Pay. F ra e men! Plan Delivery Small gas refrigerator. 7 M agnolia Ave. Phone 989 r tliif »l • r il. o n ih u Sr You can ’t match the "heart” of •• * .ia 4 ) BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST T i l t : •iit. i ' i . in World't Champion Valva-in-Hcad ___ • Design! .. NINTH t, Mi. lAI. TUB- MAI ,i| A . s l i F I Ml - i • IIN i i I.I , - H A N V I IU . 1.11.1.1a N* vi V1:1 • •1r 1r: Flali.ut . . • • . llelr. I.,.I , _ O a h td r. \ 11 itull |..> ' VH. t iA it m -ie n i.M O il 1*1 I TH: lliii. i r ,'ahi T h rk . V**u « lla n Min ..*■ I*|*| fc.r.t.y Itilf if'«*t ifUt 1JIF i r It r It a * ( llr t I a fur A»i 'll ^ a .iu i ill III** *♦ I'**^*** .I .I I M 1*1 >t|tf >«M» hrrt*»'» iniitrM * Ilk (H llb «kf llt r || sRPI^& r* •il.ee ,|x • *‘ I •! h f Jlttl'in rT ) l'» I he Hill 4 * I'tcfitlii r « t * | li**i*. i f ♦ fit* .tf > m u li.tl*. * •• *•'>‘'1 ,, lit U» *‘n«t f«* i I MIL »* nal, ,l» I >• trr Fits t'ttnlm ti »*lll J C sIlttl > *»H ■* « ill t>«> inl'lititi if IN p i BHTATK «'K JOHN ' ­ HCOtPlN. • P rrram l. IN Ti l t , «'«»lfctT » K T ilt: cnr.NTV JC ioit: .............. .. T‘„ AU_ niK H iT u ith ANIt FKIt sunk hav in '. i cla im h . hi t*r: U anhh a u a in h t s a i i * k h t a tk *o*l s*ffh*4al fDO Tirr L ee,rote, U me lowei, priced motor car with a Val,e*ln*Heod Engine— the type of cai engine which holdt oil recordi for efficiency —for giving moilmum power from every ounce ol fuel a m # o l / c e i l p lic a te (71 biheal* ol m*!e« Of ta iv ic a to o w n ,it , o n d ( 3 ) p...**t»*. of OamtCt te iv e d . In fo c i, Ihit t#u<d) C h e , r o l,l V a lv e in H i a .1 Engine h u t d - r c i e d m o r , awlet, foe mote o » a c i i . . . . « i 'u ./.m y e r Vufye w'/faid fa­ period; Ihoic tuiy other u’/ ' -*>\ -r -**3„ e it Ih# "champion of cbo<|ipion»~ on all 1 count!. (1) Volv#*tn*H#ad peeform- noitflpit nm l r v « iu itx l in i >n n « m *<n» r la ltn * tktiff d k rtlilH l* w h ic h | o u " r » lilt» f o f >ou. m a y k m * ( h r m la lp ««f I - lltn ^m n , il«*« r r » » r .|, Intr o f s jh l t*ouill>'. ( q ih * i! o y t i l r i u t l i r u f H rm iiH iir IM w n lT . K lo r h U . at lilt o f f ir r It 111* r o U r l h u ia * o f m i«l iV u n t ir «•* ^ a n f o r l, H o r l« U w lih ln r ig h t s al* tol.ri budl to d a y , r e g a ld le t t o l ty|>*. pricet r* oc Y w cea’I motel. C h e .ffjl-, . V . Ph. 080-J, IB AUTOS FOR SALE 7 Pats, L iv e s to c k . Supplies 1040 DODGE 1W van truck, good 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE EE TH E new Lawn Shaver. Ask fo r dem onstration. SENKARIK W ANTED—UP TO 30« N1 GLASS A PA IN T CO. 113-114 HAM PSHIRE FRYERS. 2!i W. 2nd 8b • 3 LIUL ON FOOT. PRO DELAND. FLA. 190-XJ. I ROOF COATING. Asbestos Alu­ VERSE PHONE CHARGES. minum roof coating- good for n j |a l , slat* or conijioiition roof­ ing. Stop leaks. Cools your horns 8 HELP WANTED 10 to 15%. Ten year w arranty. SENKARIK G LA88 A PAINT CO. 118-114 W. 2nd St. GIRL for cashlsr A roamstil coun­ ter. also soda girl. Lass f t Drag rxiran h in d a a d e shoes. u *im * p « p*i ' v t * snil fftAilwiM PhflM 85 FORD 2 door sedan $150.00, see Mr. Gatlin. 420 W. F irs t 8 b 1935 CHEVROLET cou condition cheap. 1027 completely overhauled 2nd 8 b Roy Keel. trained farm m anager for fa in Zell wood area. Good posit fo r rig h t party. A. Dud* A So Oviedo, phone 2161. COLORED GIRL fo r p a rt tints house work and laundering. Ap­ ply 112 W. 2nd SU. r LET «£ 6 f r A FIRM FOOTiN SO S I0 0 N T MISS1 , — X-CEL STQRE 20E Hanford Ave. Cnnlor Pomace 2.80 per cwt. Cotton Seed Meal 4.80 per cwt. * F ertilizer- ' 4 -7 -5 ' 8 8 .4 8 m 4 2 .7 5 .< i Also Gamtox, DDT and other Insecticide*. * SANFORD X-CEL STORE A Rv. Paul R(}hinsov ETTA KETT Fresh Celery. Seed (Golden i.in-.’hrr—-Ilfl FOR BALR—Llmerott for drive- EX PERIEN CED celery grower esaase condition. 0 new Urea, l i t N. French. Phone 1164-W. 5 -5 -8 view. A.D.IL Car* Herald. MrNETIX A YOST fLORIRTS WAITRESS WANTED. Sipes Av*. Just off Celery Term inal GHB. Office ph. 403 residence ph. 015*1 Nabisco Cheese Ih r IHml) FAIf»44D-'TTJ3S * rf,tt — -* i? f. t n |i|ih lV * r iM l il) * c h ir ||F MICKEY MOUSk hour* a day to r excellent in g t, w rite for personal Customary * to succeed It. vleigh business k County. IBOO; i sold 20 years.I i are a hustler, w rite Itaw -. li« m . n b l f HOLLER MOTOR SALES Paints, P o u ltry Supplies, Kalla, Purina Feeds, Groceries and ‘ v _ HELP W ANTED rN K H H rnr tiam l .HI.) .'(It it H a u l.m l H ano i.*............. Ill la. m i l <lH till dal III A l>. I S U . I*. H e r n d o n . C la r k « r ta t.l C lin r t l •'•Milt th r lu lfv o( ***♦»!• . «m I t u l * i h CAS C O M t O S I nt I n - , . I II. C k « v r« li( §)*•• fOM *k# H O C A l it f k t f of W f h f AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales 9 WORK W ANTED l-H-t H»e oulitaml,# ...... f it h c r - « i( k i ii* « »o C kg ffo lfl In Ik* io****f pt k • »p»»a« and Service. The Music 1 Box, f a l l o l I I I K a s * ‘ A c tio n y f..|| .Winn • f t.».*«i 1-41*4, ii* Ck#W 0l«f oU* kft»9t **0 lb# M U h o l fbk#f Unnlte*4 11U W. 1st St. Phone 053; EX PERT p a in tin g — contract F n u n l ) I fa ! Mill l*s * f f * |» ‘.l t'osff (OntkMliOft. tkA lh 0 # AtUxt lid * ond hourly basis. S. G. Uro| t r Mb 1. * ut. r > f ■ 1 »l. Action H y d ro U k ftcakac -. o c o «b tn o »o n o t i a U t y the rooItbreexM off t-aku C ath­ h ifih ro t uM t #*i « W*1 *b* Free estim ates. Phone 7B1-J SEWING MACHINES . found only be Cbovrolot ond blgb or pftcod core erine. ta r g e ground* an I walk* f r o m «|ih * 1 t|»»» H r m l l f l r Fm iM It F n U fl II ' „ H ^ n fsiitf l.t gttiMHW safe from auto traffic. I.aigcl SALKS A SERVICE FLOOR SANDING A finishing, l<v*j.v and rooms. Brick contirur- H K Itrs SEWING MACIf. Silt'll1 cleaning A waxing. Our, power idh.—Can aeeonimla te *ff» imlyr - m -JL FRENCH.-PH. 1100-----Pa w iie l K eep your p resent cor in flood Phone o r write for reservation COAI. circulating heater. Reason ru n n in g condition by b ringing il to u t for at once. Oviedo 23A2 or Dr. able. Ph. I1G5-J. M artin 2302 or w rite Box 137 skilled service, n o w a n d at re g u la r intervals, Ilf I h r llilM lt Chuluota Florida. Large sedan CANVA8 PAINT- clear ami rotuntil ypu secure d eliv ery of your now n !•l l u 4 pon. ROOFING ROOF P ainting, all e«*f Jfihr for guesta to visit their doctor. ora. SENKARIK GLASS A kinds. Smith Bro. Phone 1188. ,n ,M |s**btiCAlb»f). Auv 7 I!*41» C hevrolet. Com e in today! PAINT CO. Phone 320. AVAILABLE at once, convenient­ ly located down town section, 12 SPECIAL V MV ICES un to date apartm ents w i'h all FLORENCE porcelain k,ro»rnc range, perfect condition ffiS.OO. modern conveniences. Adult* Mrs. .Moon, Phone I<ongwo«d 23. FOR RENT—Floor aandcr. Easy operation. Reasonable r a le j, Han­ ford P aint A Glamt Co. Phone CYPRESS Lawn Chaim. Assent 2 ^W A N T E D TO RENT N o t lr r I* *jr | K c t i tlm l K illlli bled with screws, painted nr un­ I *4 * i M ii *. r ||« ii f M painted. S.M1 at 2-112 Palmetto DODGE • PLYMOUTH irl* ftiiMl ry|M»vl n» K i r r t i i r i r « i 2 or 3 bedroom house, eluse in, Ave. Phone 210-W. PARTS AND SERVICE ’ Ihf ••tiilr nf Iren# T |j t n | l f good references. Phone 423-M. TrSMlt, llu l —fsleel • ♦bw>f ty SMITTY’B Self-propelled l^w n GARAGE, apply to lie E. Cochran, S m itty's Garage cor­ YA-DK moth proofing la sts 5 ner Second S treet and Sat.fnnt years. Have your wool*ns moth Avenue. Call 1139 for free dem­ proofed now. Downtown Clean­ onstration. ers A Lanndry. 113 Palm etto 3 REAL ETTATE FOR SALE Av*. Phona 014. ' OZAKK IKE COMPLETE kitchen in one unit. JUlUtK G as atov*,-overt, frigtdatre. sink Plano T uning and Repairing. L. L ITATk SAVE IT SPIKE and euplmard. Mareenell.. Cabin GUESS ILL vOU AINT Ht/\riD Court. French and Park. Phone PITCH A SUM CHANCE THE BUGS MORTGAGE LOANS MOTHIN' YL f f iltliT AP iMlkllim1 TAfYANJ RO OKIt AMD TODAY Rrxjlor Show cards and posters “Dr. Charles f;.‘ f’erwm* ‘ SAVE THE REST Registered Irokar and w w CRACK OF 0 — DUE'S SION 8 BXVICK MITCHELL 'window ulr run.lltionOF OUR STAFF' H’ HILL Optometrist Insurance Agent FOR THAT er. Will cool room 15 X 20 feet. 0DL an d rail. Phone 1021 TH'CROWS, Rm. 4 Florida S tale Bank Bldg. Sanford A ftantir Ilk. Illdg. SIEGE OF Randall Electric Co. Hours: 9-12 1-3 I'hune 294 RADIATORS cleaned and repair DOUBLE* 1 NEW, two atory, three bedroom NEW unused double bed. innerSat. 9-13 HEADERS. 1 ed. Cohen R adiator Shop, 10< home. Two ear garage. On Sanford Ave. Ph. 358-W, spring m attress A -bot springs, Kyea Examined • Glaaae- Filled corner lot 110 x 140 In M ayfair. $75.00. 200 W. 1fith St. Through CLEANING A M Will tell unfurnished or furnished. a typographical error the price LAND LRAINAGK. I NEW CATBR Phone 366-M. * quoted in Monday’a paper was PILLAR DEI8RL BULLDOZ­ WA f«m t houses, 18 acres land, ERS W ITH P A L M K T T 1 W heeler o f Sanford '/Three ihrh wells, 2H mile* S. RAKES TWO 3 /4 YD. CANVAS AWNINGS of Monroe on highway 44. John FOB 8 Al e D RA G LIN ES. EQUII*M ENT CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS Davis, ■ Box 10, l.ske Monroe, OLD N EW SPAPERS—3 0EN T8 NOW IN T H IS VICINITY. N IM N ICIIT CONSTRUCTION VENETIAN BLINDS PER - POUND. BUNDLED IN CO.. ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE BUNDLES. Hons# on large lot. Corner Hick* Alamlnum, Steel, Wood) ory and 7th St. 700 F„. »th St. , 10. 16, 20 and 26 OFINT 10 DAY DELIVERY 12,900. Apply to J. FI. Walker, _______HERALD 0 P P IC E ______ . 010 Cypfcsa Ave. Wc' REPAIR! General F lectrir Vacuum Cleaner, BARGAIN—A .new ro w re ta block good comlition—R.e • * o n ab.l a, B E T v o u DiPb r u'ZEN SE.rVBA SC; MMWM FI IK FT {bungalow, with two bedrooms, • arIre. W rite'3lr*. John,M urph)C WBOTG Tin AT , ’! • B U LL A -U O iD t X B - H i p - A ■ . bmft, large living room, kltrl\rn Bull Phone 80S e c 'P r v e - D e e i * ------------' ami ilin rttr. Concrrte walla are reasonable. In fine rondl* plastered on the inside anil slur* May lw seen at F rim on'a. rued on the nutalde. Concrete floor* are covered with heavy Used New Perfection porcelain oil asbestos tiling blocks. Property range. Good condition, 125. la located in Sen Lnnta Section. Phono 72M-W. ' . Priced at 10.500.00. 31,000 00 EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING, down |iaym.*nt wiH nandiv. ATTENTION TRI CK OWNERS Fred Myers. 311 E. 2nd SL Still have a small Ti-mom new New U. S. Royal 050 x 20 0 ply bungalow. In P ln eh u ru Section, ATTENTION MOTHERS tlr# nnd.tulH* 326.00. Keel's priced a t *4,800.00. —D IA PER 8E R V IC E — Paint Shop, 300 W. Jed SL A new road side aindwich and Baby V alvet furnlabes hoapUal f'B l shutt on Highway 17 north See Jim m ie Cowan's Sheet. Metal elean,st*rile (llaper* Works for new Radiators, new of SanfeM. Building la 30 g 42 Ired centainsr, R adiator cores. Radiator clean­ •• amt fully equipped for buslncsa. i n g and rep a irin g ____________ Equipment consist* of:‘ 'steam Call D aytona 2407le. MUax coffee Makers, conn detail*. 90 diapers f o a l. raaltMa. weak— V*e g| tors, stools, tables, cash register, .“ FIR ST IN 8A i t eurh timeat Than ■ Hy Bran Striker and other kitchen equipment. TUB LONE RANGER so I nr l .r r i u X I Ii > .. S I ~ M LONNIE- MCMULLEN'S M arket baaa'a Vtem abta A lea has a amall four-room B arber Shop open T hursday, p n sn d to re llera s u c h srm p lo m sl bungalow, deUched, for living Ichest cash price paid tor used *> a re ra n ! fn ad lral test r t n k l,ant's DANGSRf L W a OUT F riday A S aturday.___________ quartan* Buildings and all furniture. Ted Davis F uraltura Oun.tanind prorad rrm a rk a b lr tSeli'lut equlpnvmt priced a t 85,500.00 Co. 311 E. l«b Ph. 958. - DREDGING — Beach** an d land <■ wrnaao troutiled th is way. I k s whs* LET Mf Of r SCTi NELL BOTH FlR£ IU Doctors r a il a u u r t n * s e d a llr* . I t hsa VOU TAKE THK WASHED MAN AN* fills ad laren t to lakes. Mobile s grand soo thing sltrc t on one •/ I'L L BUY vour ear regardless* of w o e t e r i a n l la ip o r ia a i. cyesae. ILL Off THE REDSKIN Dredging Co. Phone 059, W inter ago or condition. Roy Reel, 309 T a k e n rs e u la rlr — P tn kh gin s C n m P ark. SrwJStd helps b u ild u p resistance In i - i d i W. 2nd 8L lliw m a Also a tr e a t •tnm aahlc to n lsl N.Y. Dr. I„I. Ducklings, lb 39c, Dr. A Dr. Tender Fryers lb 69c Sale. W ho knows, just the thing you wanted may IN T i l l ! O l l l O L ' I t i*i J IM U C A t. IN R g : A .8 T A T K U K D D W AM D T i l K N IN T H O K T IIK . * T .\T K OK I.O V /A l.t :* , IW r r m J iV l> TM K IN A M I K W II . s k m iNm i ; C O U R T O F . T i l l . C U I ® T J J O IH IK . IN I ' l l A N T K I t Y K K U IN O I.K C O U N T S . K l i ' l l l l ' V . IS W A N H A M C t 'I.K t l.A N , I' l lO t J A T K . ru im irr, T O A L U C H t e lH T O IIK A N D l* K llK O S 'I I I A V I N O (‘ I A I M i < O I I i >k H A M t’ K I , I. M l V I . K I J . A N . H A N I I K . A O A I N r r « A « I» K N T A 1 K I>ef#n«lant. Y o u n m l r « l h il l ) N H r h»r»b> i M i i l n t a n i l n - i u l n . l Ip i i r . t . n t « n > , C h* «m * ry N o **41 l U i m r a n il 4 « im !iu t, which > u u y r.*» Hurt fo r IH h u i . O l l h K I I U K |* |? |!I.Ii M T I m K r lllt .r > n u . n i» > h » i , » u , . ln -t T O : Haniuvt l « M * V M I »». U ir r a t a l, i . l I . H W A K U n O X S A l . l S il i l i T M i r i l , l a i r «H ..1 III C o u n t ) , I • iid iltf M l i u n k n o w n YyU if * N u t if io l # lh .it Ih , C n u n t) J in l* X r m ln u lr t'n u n i) » K l f i l i l a . * » l _ hi* u r r t £ f J J j. Wfll|il.i M*VIrH.vfL ' tl.»r lihit iw hkhuh lit th*1 ■ h r C n u t l I I 6 I H , n f s a id ‘ C o u n t , a i fo r d h r o f r * «n*r.t u til >«ni /kfr H a n fo rd . F lo r id a , w it h in r -la h t ••«!- itb o tr f l l l l l M heroWy r p ( | i i t i « l . t i i III*y m ir W rit* •*n*k«r n iu n ih , Im m t h , t m ir r.f I h . l») flrM p u b lk -a tlu * - o f o n . n a l l r t i K a c h t «*U .tl»l**4ri»iu*r. tv vr* t»n tlU • clB ltn n r H r m a n d ih a t l ' I* . Iri • jrlt* • llo r n r y t to the lt.il «>f «*«fnt|»t4iiit In m M tM u » on or l 4 f n f r ' 11" ih I. i t . In c . a n d t h a ll M a t, H i,. | i |*i c nr r r a llir n r a a m i |uwt n f f lr r a il d m a S * l'irm t*rr s. 1 M 1 . mj*t to lhr»*** If att> )»'*• o f t h , c la im a n t . a m i th a ll lw • w n rtt< a fte r fit*- |TO*r In tiy t h , r la lm a n l. * | r n l . n r . a t * , h a v e , to *-il.r Ih ll, «• » » .|u U rt1 t»> t o r n , / , a n d a n r * u rh r l r l n i o r d * - , U * . *irul f a ll MM n il n u t 1 1 fllrd . h a ll I.. ,n l d . 1 I V . C n n f o m i w ill h r r n U i r i l m a l l e t you. K m l l / J. I l n m a l n lilt * t io t lo w ill |»t|blbtl«n| u l l i r A* A d n iln lit r a t n r » f th , K «* m M ir k for fo fjr to iH n o u iil t t * Ml T i l l : K A N O » lll* H K H A I .O . * nrw «|.«|H »f o f u r lt o it « Ir m U tto o pulitliti*«t in H rtiiln o hr f u t ilit y , U «»r- 8 irgit, ••lyl Umii I. l f l f l -0M)SM0BILK C alifornia Standnnl o f i:»lv* 4r<l Unit*-*!**. iFirrt jitH'lratidn, Atir CHEVROLET South Carolina P eaches be an unclaimed piece. 113'/, MAGNOLIA AVENUE • PHONE 1091 . SANFORD. FLORIDA Do Your Collwtinjr For You Call At Our Office Kur Collection Rates MUNICIPAL P A R R 8:15 I*. M l * , l . . n . t at * A N F O K f ' t S P IIIt V I.H A U l’ H « t »'*l "'*• *» . • Hrrort. il.ii... r Hi.M.flri.i Pan* J*,i Hrrfttlfl. |b •on. Ituna I.JII..I ||. Halle, Hell. Mc- I. U v k (lurk. Ilim ), Hllverman ■U n k v Id llllP * , Sid Herlong Named President Of FSL Plans For Player (Night Well Under , Way Says Palmer Fed knuckle hall aMl*t, hurler to fare the red hot Kiwi* Data who a i r rnjoyii runarrulive vielurica. Re U ia Legal N otice Sanford Ave. 2nd St, Phone 154 • . Sanford. Florida • We Deliver p O O Q C R C E f V 't H Y i / | C S IM P L Y W O U lO M f L * ft* A O DU L .t-' '• Q K fa A TVI‘**j i ~ ta j irm-i.- 1- r 0>J1 KA'itMX YAW i r . i . ,-w. ,S* i te e f t : C t . �PAGE EIGITP THUR8 DAY, AUG. 7, 1947 HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ClarkH Return From 11,000 M i l e Trip Through 33 Staten O, W. Clark and fam ily re ­ turned home T u r.d ay firm m H.WJD mile trip to th e Pacific ro ast during which they v l.ilH polnta of Interest in 3.1 states, •aid Mr. Clark today. He declar­ ed th a t during the whole they “a d v e rti.n l F lorida.” They were accompanied to l,ong Beach, Calif., by M n. Annabelle Lee and E arl l.ee who plan to live there. They left on June SO. Mr. Clark reported that e x ­ cept In the went, he fouud price* of ehoea and mAfrhandifte much higher th an in Florida. They vieitrd Ml. Capulin iNew Mexico,' he '.a id , 1'ikr’s Peak in Colorado Spring*, Halt - Lake City, th e G rand *’ Canyon and Bouhlrr Dam. In California they Waited Hollywood and t<oa A nge­ la* and vicinity and crossed tie(Solden (iate llinlge ami vlsil.il Chinatown ami other |ioints of in te re it in San rranctaco. They drove through the Itedwood foi • It. In Oregon they ,aw the »er lion cave*, he stated. Other imint* of inlerrst de»rr di­ ed by Mr. Clark were the (iram l Coulee flam in Washington, Van-, rotiver, II. C-. the Lewis and Clark cave* in Montana, Yellow•tope National Park in Wyoming including Old Faithful geyser, aleo liear*. deer, elk and inooM, They aleo *aw the lllack in South Dakota. State Employment Service Re-enters ” Agriculture Field . TALLAItA88KF., Aug. 7 (Hnecr ia l)—The Florida 8tat« Employ­ ment Service hae rrcnterrd the a g ­ ricultural 'placem ent, field, With authority to solicit orders nm| make r e f e v a li, -Carl B. Sm ith, Chairm an of the Florida Indus, trial Corninissit^ announced. Under the term* and provision* Frankly these are the hottest values we ever offered. Come by train, bus, car or B -2 V but come! Kspecially if you w ant • REAL DOLLAR VALUE’* 1 1 H jR sg jK /A u g u s t • F u tu r e ! INNERSPRING MATTRESS As n kfnricr tHIm $39.50 Innerxprlnji mnllrrsH with u Having o f $10.00, will give you nn Idea of the tremenduu; value* that y.»u will flnd'fn MATHER*!' AUGUST SALK. If you need new bed ding by nil means come, nee, and but this aensnlionnl value. ll In a rare and unusual bargain to get all three pieces at thin ftmn/ingly low price. Complete that guest room NpW! *• - t" Kitchen Cabinets t • -.*>*-%%Vt* ‘ lr f gi i / M •,v a f . New Style Ice You will rave many n penny on Ice, as well ax the Initial Having on the purchase of this gleam­ ing white enamel refrig­ erator. -Limited to slock Deluxe Box at $59.95 ‘ Other« Priced OVER 20% REDUCTIONS If your kitchen needs rejuvenating, by all m eaps -do not miss these splendid Dinette v a lu e s/ Service For EXTENSION TYPfc the D epartm ent o!f . Agrinullui’i during the war. This plan In no way m irrfen-* with the Kxtensiu'i /Sendee carrying uu its program. A memorandum outlining. ih ‘i new plan has lieen sent to Ihu field offices of. the Employment Service and the new plan is a l­ ready in effect. If you want a large suite, with cxtcnslun liable l and 1 flddlchark rhnirs at this new low . . . plan to come early frlddy morning, as they woU’1. lost long at this price. 1 PORCELAIN TOP WANT TO SAVE $25? You may If ,yeu desire _ this type of suite with porcelain refectory top and KEG. 4 upholstered Unllfer chairs. 09.95 Oviedo Home Building K m I H h C fleas P u r T tm l of A tlanta, Ga. arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. N iblark and Miss LaJune F ile s Is nt T am p Bear Wallow in North Carolina. v» . Persona desiring farm lalmr ran fila (heir orders directly with the local Employment Service the D epartm ent of A griniltiiic nuke* as-before -th e farm place- i d BREAKFAST SETS REDUCED! I our AUGUST SALE! I;t for • llere'ti another real value, plus a STEPSAVER for the lady of Ihe house. Regu­ larly Hold for $19.50, ho you ran see the ronHMjuenl h it v I n g. Oceans of storage npare. jyllh a fine l a r g e work (op to save the steps. farm placements, soliciting o r­ ders directly. During this |ieritM the Department of AgiirultUMthrougli the Extension Servlet agents ill the i-ounties will run >ua agricultural placement Mr. and Mrs. Alex ta in h e rt ■ M tili M lv tday iH f ,.Tuesday (iH -r it w e tffin u K ■Pent the visiting frlsm ls and relatives in <Medo lielfore u t e m u t n m g . i t _____ returning to .their summer home a t Daytona Beach WK hre proud of thin POSTER HEP suite at thbi new Ia>w price. It In the flrat time since the war that thia type suite has been on rale. You'll like the 'Walnut finish plus the smart design on each piece. Best of all . . . You'll like the price. ! R efrigerator Depart m rnt of A grleultute wll -draw from thin field n Employment Service will m u m e its activities a* of Drremlier 31', 1047, a* provided under thv Wagner-Peyner Act, Under the agreem ent cntcr.nl into with the Iteiiartm ent of A g­ riculture through Ita F.xteiiiit-n Service, Mr. Smith said the Em ­ ployment Service during the In- •Mr- nnd Mrs. W, It. Milne, fnlh• r and mutljcr of Mrs. J I*. Cox, hava returned front ssvcrul weeks spent a t lioone, N,‘ C. Poster Bedroom Suite SPRING, MATTRESS MODERN EXTENSION . Modem 5 pc. l.lmed Oak‘ refectory style suite that will give you years of- wear and service. Also a saving that- will credit your pocketbook. 2 Superb Pieces* . You’ll he thinking In terms of refur­ nishing that living room Hoon, nnd at MATHER’S AUGUST SALE, this suite Is just one of many styles and valued that will want to make you rave those precious dollars. Covered in the latent Tropical covers, w i t h Iilonde wood trims. It’s assured value nt RFJ 89.1 We Didn’t Forget the Little Folks CHROME BASE DINETTE Yours for $79.95. This 5-pc. gorgeous CliROME DINETTE with hairpin legit, refectory type table, and chrome chairs to match. WHITE W m l RED RF> 99,( High Chairs .. $3.95 to $12.95 TOM if* . Strollers Reg. $12.95' g .9 5 Mr. A lfred W right ha* a* his guest Ills niece, M im Carol Willi­ ford, of Rrunswltk;'(<*. 1 • i ; jM d i ►| 4 i Mr. W. ft. Hill y ard.la confined to the O range Memorial Hospital. . Mr. ami Mr*. C. R. Clonti, Sr. left Tuesday for a vacation 'trip to A tlanta, Ga. and N orth CaroMrs. Dora Kelsey le visiting friends and relatives In Tennessee. Mr. and Mra. B. L Wheeler are •pending the lu n tm ir at their ram p on la k e Harney. They entertain­ ed Mrs. R. L. Ragsdale with a spend tha day party on her nlrthday this week. Aleo present wern Mrs. Paul Camplwll. Mr. and Mra. Robert Lee Kemp and baby daugh­ ter. Jane Joined the party In the ' '0Dt> CHESTS The Alwnvg Handy afternoon. 4 Pcs. In Genuine W aln utw en eers Mr. and Mrs.’T. L. Lingo, 8r„ id Mr. and Mra. Rov Clooti, Jr. ivt returned from an enjoyable »to New York City and Niagara IU. Thay agree though that ’a nice to be horns,” aspeclally en It was to see for tha firet • thetr naw gnnd*on and knew res pec lively George Mar11 Lingo. All 4 pieces are In beautifully matched Walnut and other choice cabinet woods. In addition, you auve $30 on Ihla suite. * \ I X( CH1FFOJIDBE ^ We uA Riving you extra value In thin greup of robes. Home have double-door mir­ rors, some single, ALL are worth more than the pries aaked. We wont to dear 18th Century Suite in Rich Mahogany Like Hepplewhlte stylii and conalructad eulte (he answer to any I In your home. Slee rubbed finish and Save the difference between $14.50* and $<9.95 on these Mahogany 18th CENTURY quloltely designed GENUINE A1U NB M MAHOGANY la SCOOP, Note The Landscape Mirror Exactly As Pictured WE INVITE TRADE-IN OPEN AN ACCOUNT 203 - 209 E. First Street SANFORD’S BIG FRIENDLY F U R N P 'd il= lll= lll= IIIE III= lll= IIIE IIIE II|= lll= lll= l||= lll= IIIE III= lll= lll= 'RE Phone 127 • - -iv‘ • f IIIE IIIS IIIE IIIE IIIE IIIs lllE llls llls ll �1)1 (a Uaitjr T h en b Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the Peace of the World; To Prom ote the Protreo# of America) e T e Produce Prosperity for Sanford. C d p u d * ia f 4 * " cU )U dU f#i*' lo .d g n t mid Saturday Widely scattered show ei* S aiuiday sflermion. . _ • 1 ' • AN ' V O L U M E X X X V I II E a ta b lta h e d - 1 9 0 8 ‘■ Control Over Time Buying r Ends Nov. l - flationary tendenciri. But Congrrti. inttead, tent him _ R a hill intended tin, i o m an ^nd.la the wedit curb* in three monthi. In a atalem ent criticising the legialation Ihe t’realdent aaid: Edward W. H arrell, editor of Newsweek m agarine,. who will i*peak at the Jayrec- hamjurt at the Mayfair Inn Sunday at 11:15 o'clock. The banquet will rlim as the sta le conference of the Jayceea to be held thia weekend. City Beautifying Plan Is Proposed AtJayceeJW eeL. BusyProgramPlannccl For State Confer­ ence This Weekend a California Forest . Fire Continues To * R a g e Uncontrolled Father-in-law Killed By Frightened W ife Red Cross Instructor To Teach Swimming: HOTV. SPRINGS, Ark., Aug. 8, i I GOLP POSTPONED f ORLANDO. Fla., Aim. 8. 1 * 7 F irs t round play in th e Florida S tate Open Golf Tournam ent waa tported shortly before noon toduo to n heavy rain th a t had o a irty awamped tha Dubadread C ountry “ * SANFORD. D A IL Y F L O R ID A . H erbert Covington, Red Cross swimming Instructor, Is now a f ­ filiated with the City's youth recreation project and will con­ duct classes In swimming a t Cry­ stal Lake Park In Lake M ary on Tuesdays and T hursdays a t '10:00 A. M. startin g next Tuesday. He will co-opersle la thias program with H erm an B ran . Mrs. N ancy Brock and Miss __ Dampler, recreation director*. Mr. Covington look a ' course in Red Cross swimming Instruction a t rlando. V CALDWELL FU N ERA L MILTON, F la , Aug. 8, OP)-* Funeral services fo r Misa Jeanne Caldwell, slater of Governor MUard Caldwell, wilt be held here a t 4:90 P. M. tCST) Saturday. Mlsa Caldwell died T hursday h Washington. : \ ••• • . ... ; t- - V i v -J- \ , M i. •^ :v v I K ^ P A f ’E R * F R lI ls Y . A U G . 8, lit 17 • - - % at a retult of the adnunitlration*t campaign to remove "to-called ditloyal employed fiom government potitioni." The chargr wat made by So­ viet Representative Aleaei N. Krukov hrfuie Irr mrmheithip Com­ mittee of die United Naliont Se­ curity Council after the United Statei had oppoirJ Bulgaria*! applicaliou for admittion to the UN. WASHINGTON; Aug. 8 Id V Srnatoi litew tlet . U t-M e.) tai<l today lie teglelt making s p te tj tlalrm rn t that «u .inline liotlr-vt w st afraid In tiavel alone with M aw xrd'H uR hfi:. lam not ptoud of my com­ ment un that affair,” the Maine Senator lotd a itewi conference. Brrw tlri m adr t h e ’ uiiginal after Kraailnikuv, in a alaanimr attack ttatrrnrnl ten day* , .tgu mulli-millionaiir plane on the United H tatri, challenged H ughri, Ihe right uf U, S, Hc.m-svntativr builder, had a> trtlrd that Brew, Harden Haynur to criticise Hul* garia, Hungary and Komania for iter accr|>trd $1,400 worth of violation of human Fight* “ when ftee air transportation fiom hint. the United Stale* might t* open firm tier it chairman of the to even more serious charge* in Senate War Inveiligaling _l'omthia-respect:"-------------- —-----------pritt'ee wK'i'clr it looking into $4T) He then aaked how the United’ Slate* would like tu r Ihe IhrCe ex- 000,000 worth of plane contract* enemv states, ur any other fla ts , aw aidrd to lld g h rt and Henry J. to prolgst against thr* nnli Com Kaiier. munlat drive, the “gnti-lslHtr ■ t " ir.ltfrg A *uddrn truce lari night rndislation" naasod by the last teasion of Congress or “ the recent rd a vide inquiry into chargr* h> trial uf a leader uf one of the pul llughet that Hrevttlrr offrrrd lo itical patties in the U. S. A." call off the runtr.it I invertigalin'i “If this is tha dom esti; roncern if Hughe* would merge 1 ran*of the U. S. A., he aaid, “ I would like to know Itow the U. K. think* W'mld Airlines, whith he largely it can interfere in thu domestic conlioli, with Pan American Ail affairs of these rounlri?* which it wayt, i* flooding with protests." i Brewster *aid he railed today'* Kavnoi n-ptirti th a t He I’vli th e ' iV; i | >w»* W lf » « M r to evirlv ill que*I'niled Stale* I.atlnv airainil U"n ..t '"... Ut. *® tion for protaating against It h eJ ) ...... . *•*"> U*. Hughes on lire oppression of T rtadam by the V 4* '1r,l“ -V ^ did nut ............ *g« t a rh*nrH togov nnsw -r ho! hoforo the three Communlat-duminated pha>c u f Ihe e»*«* -. rnmenta. . Brewster.Hughe* , , "W e are parties to tho, Y a lta ' ii closed. clo,*K,‘ Hughes had challenged Brews* I l ' M l I a o * a a i* a a a K l l t l l I **r Ip. repeat uudei n atii.h L atari*. I raent th a t H arriet Annie wick, n (TWA hoaltm . had refused to trav. I r r • a iiM n -a * i r . * . r i a i i r Seminole High To S tart Football L , 1T ~ M „„^„.,i0dom Heads For Practice Monday! / / / / A »! T rs Lions Informed Survey Outlines jIndia After Uriel’ jA dvantages A nd: iiy ? t ish°l leniso!0 ^ Jaycee Aims, Tha Semlnola High School gild; /y • se ta -— , _ , „ rgatro A.Mav-i?..Ai ^ . Growth .1 Of fv .. •* A ccom plishm ents Fuel cStopj City 8 LXJNPO N. Monday morning at 10:10 o'tlork. CAIRO. Aug. 8^-147 1’ilol Coach Kettles announerd thie ufWilliam P. Orlom, a third of the P o p u l a t i o n tarnoon. \ug id*i |i„ .tin'* Swi.vh.t ilomimttrtl I fu n - if TtU "! CH SC, ICpntmnrit .tppr..yr*l tml.iv the y -t i nrfu»t. 1*1 t v«n - r r , * r v r « r .... v-r Expansion OT Communistn S t r e s s e d *, - k -=F - , - - • ' I riy iK iili'a acliiin, St * 11a It - • Ill-Ill ,,| llir Lensle War lltVCltlgaling t-iimrmttee, <a me ajtci ( I lilghr* h id t, lined lo pioduce joliu M etre, h u puhlhlly man. would make aiul had *ai«l II Itjllahh t, ■■n* 111* |ta|tei* only tlioic , Irateri liy Iii* allm nryt. \ >iiI,|kk-iii do wat m uvd fvl.' M r),. ' I 1 - * i r , V . . i f 1-' , - .. . ■• d / :>■ -\ S lS l ; O ' y . . , .1 * X lurmt .mil ntjirit Ihi alias hat «n a don hi,.o n botrf. Colorod Pictures Are F eatured In School Year Hook M M *•+ ■w Initial practire session* will Iklight and prim arily devoted to Is­ left Cairo today at 8:39 f*. M a ' * t 1 . . hilt, d--ml-d l-i _Wmvhut Uni.-' suing equipment and lim bering ex* (11:39 A. M.. F^astem Sjatidntd A t L u n c It M e v t v>h-,iiimg dial •w e’re not gotO I y A t C 1ill j ,|J "a Id mk thr.k lm t..1 .1. ertisex. K ettles added. (4 .ini Ititled (tl I'agr I l«ht) ‘| - -----* ' _____ Ilia n g iu V in n irtil. The Fed mentor requested that Tlruel f o r Karnehi. 11 tin. j Jirtvtp and Amt* nl tin I hind • The form er British terry e.mi Ihe pf.-rn r ..iim tl.,1 |Kipula unlv varsity memtn-r* from the llir 1 lull-*- i:HT llir Ini) a ... Jiiiimi Cliamlirt ui| t 'inu iirit r and eoml 194d machine and Bahv Fed mem* maud airm an, now llvl.g in It- j ...... o( S n ih o .l t> I ' >tHl hmirn !»• , , .. , int,» olid ira d iiq i|>jiinUlig it ill |> n tier* report for-the first practice*. lyn N* i „ w i* only an u iitlin r ill, llir pi.'igt-iM ‘ 'I lin n minute* nut of Chlciifti. l l h . l M,« l u ,ll‘ l u ^ 1' *" 1 Mn* l lplr. 1. ilh i.it a Iriiilil voir 1^ ( •iiiiiinri ( o n l r l r l i t r to I F rtth m en will lie ryquevl.d to re­ ■tarlinic h*hl (mint, H4 he heiitcd iluwn . MMiling tu* imlu%ln.il $ui%ey nl lliu port shortly, it w at staled. giiVi-iuinriil Inqn.l to |M|.li I i th« 2.200*mile le f to KariM*hiT | ,u.*j com|tlluil liy ihr I lurid i this wcrkctlll at tin M l ) f.Ill Inn ' Two a day practice iiettinris will He w ax.tfyftilt^ o , n,, | MU\ mra.ilh- lluimrli ail- irin,lining pai- u.t tin- subject .-I .1 Inglil) hi be held until the opening of school. llJllirltl.ily »tagr, In-lo ir the ( nui =jli.im alive talk by I .• I Katigau The m orning drills will Iwgtn a t hours o r less the Stale A.IvriliVing Coin3 " i C " .Z l * : w rd for a soil, flight ar.u n d th. the F Nlonili o. u ,,m \ In du lrd ttiljiu iin n irlil „| ,|lr | I |„l. H llir Mitrnr.' n vi-arJx m t pubge^iun will s ta rt a t 3.00 o'clock, j wo.r),,|l by Wiley Boat u 1933. ] imvtion li«)Tr,| I,*—th e :f/in iilr and student* lion luncheon tnd,iy_ ji ilfr M>. of tin, r,)n l l.ak., Armlrmy n n j Serqiinilc l<mnlv ha* an eili K ettle. Stated th a t n.w u n ifo rm .i f' W nl " l. “ ^ ' T T An iiiiiHiilmtnl in' i.-h -i ih»* |„ (| are on urdsr and will U- delivered ! • lro r* ^ » lln8 M" » rrlv*' jniiit.«| ^t.y the xtyi'h-nls at lh# in tied po|ml.»h'*ii id 2(i, )lH) (Util tilraslll. nut itifrated 361 lo U< P aris at 6:44 I' M... mid ti l I In approxlm ataly a week. The suila had averaged alwiut 360 uii!e* Til. .amllst gowrnmrill "hr Jaycee*. he dd q.oli'n.rr.t Xrudeniv- t'n-*s, |>rr-.rnts eight |>irrxf Willi IJ. h)4 ill I'MU. tile are aolld orange with b'ack .tum11... loll . inveasary for . If, , lu -sriil. Mali*i....»..l«l.- I- Florida scenes in full culor, In- '■ rrats, to coincide with ihp school an hour on the hop front franco le|w |l laid. dealing null Ihe Hi if. .1* .un, * < * > ........... I'-'lftv *'*♦ whirl . hiding riett-i of Sniilitndii HuringS * jn perfect weather. Gnmlcr, N fld, color*. The latest type plastic w a s,h is only stop tn-foie 1< In and latkr Eolu in Orlafniq.’ 'Of ifir City** 11AOO ili-It Would emimw .1 tlir.»':H "1 """ "" " •1 1, 1 ll|mu »'l headgear* have been ordered and Paris. m rlnui-.., l.nrk.-d III*- kill .vtu.-1. e.y The maili iuv. tvliirh n llilf . |Hi|iulatlull i< e ilntia lrd ill gotrilili . lit lo t.‘II ill* ii mid w ,m will arrive with the uniform*. The Tail winds were ptumised to help the Ce|Mil| St (|.7(MI ,and tile ill ell wT,*>• llivv m ast » o ik md lo l.'llded llu- poll. •- Milt!w*i|ty *»l liiiui-,1 liy ihe Sevrnth I lay Aaheadgear* are black. * *eritist ilelioiniimtirin, is tocs'rd on the Imiia leg. ta k e .,I n III.* iiuiltagrtniiit o f f nut* S ln lr Highway P a li■diti.-n, hr Ur Fred Ganrn*. last y e s r't arsislaitt The 8 foot 3 inch filer, 87 y»ar* l-roel 6.80() While* m ihe mult Colt*11(■•11*11 to h r iipi-ruttni! tin f- .Inii'd. Allhivn’li tl„- Jal.-I'i- pm in Seminole' t'ouittv lietwren F*ra coach will return to aid Jvrttle* and old, left Paris nt tl-.-IU A’ M., tv ate pul at Id lN I and nrgine* I |„i-,iil for a S tair tillM k • ■■in ii".l I'lly mid firientlV. a new coach has been added to The annus) t» dydica'ud to Mis 1 tut:-i.'it W:i> ih-fCNlrd. il ill T .-!i Cairo tim e (4:39 A. M , ’aai-in 4| ij.OOll II,an.- fn -rf.-in iy ('1)111,-1' Ed, the Sanford staff. The new roach ‘ I J liL (V irile llull-K it stein who teclfvtd "m e ) a fte r 4 *t„p ,;f ra U | „;ftJllJn, lu t^ (..e jla id is h V barking thr lu ll, re itl iu L U ^ h w d J ^ ' l y «* Is Tim Tvler. recent g ra d u a l» from } 1tcr It \ degree at llnllln* (VIf ... j . iT § i imitMiivtt i*»* 1*1118 «* i m ;h 11 I M llu o f till* tin t i«*i *-tl lltktH i M 91 m inutes to tak e on J.W0 * d ; Plirntjl itl t t l , . „ . u ul Rollins College, Tyler played In ions of gasoline. He got t^ m , j i* t.. ii.. i . _■_ i it,it*. h-ge in 11*If* and who is ten rh sr of lo u r r t n lo tin- .!;,..■ --d J tm p lo v .-ri. ii leporlett. (ha hark field for Rollins for three Ktt->wtll . of t '.onnull11-Tu, Ml . Hrl- Engli-h and Spanish nod spon­ gallon, of gasoline In an hour's Tlh« „ >p Cll>. h J,® ................. sored the 11*17 graduating class vears. | UMII asserted, lie told of n ■topover last Growers Favor Soil n t < C V ' F u < C o m p a n y ; l» , K . U . Iln . o .■lint visit IH to Taiion Square ui u( tlu- Aradeitiy. his first T i .th.w J, 4* ia 5 ru im i VUHl A B B I O *M|U . r . ti n " b‘*vb|t i impaii'.. pioi'i i u » of palm I M Howell AH-kl A-PhD. ( tmservalion Here nvw York wh.-.,- n. m.I lotm 'i-u 1>" John Ex-Sanford Men Head Chicago iirineiptil and tile facility, Itt6U.9nO Couimunisti gutlin S tandard Time yeilerd ay . | (.,ab * n of ......r r e l/p ip e : I ' M IT * *■ hiding iirnd* of various mdustGainesville Reserves * Otilv 31-nttt of Semimile Count-j tleltioiisltltl jiitt n T >r . t'lHigatf, m akers of nlnllnulnd'-, V1j.,l|jiu l projects, nqmK-rs 27. l h r r a yV I'JHI lo .7IM I grow ers tu rin d O,it I "A nnllier matter whult mid jeiiu-., ami tti*ih- Manufar* mi (Verlrp iday to apitruve i ii.ttt tr*m la*»J .... i'a«e t ,«i,ii w- re f.t in the K iaduating etas* Two form er 'S anford rltisen* Anti-Red Hungarian j this yegr. Juniors nu ntier 46, and Navy veterans now livi’.g lUhmmit of n soil conservation Chief Reported Dead Sophomores 43 mid E'lkshmen, in Gainesville have been placed d istrirt in .Hrmlnote CoiioU Ml •il. The total student boily waa in command of lh f naw organised of th r voters, IK in Loiigwuod mid $23,000 Colluded By BUDAPEST, Aug. 8, <47— A I —— ----21Ml. aside from six vsntara who division of tha N aval Reservi reliable 18 In -Sanford, w ere in fuv ,r uf Inform ant said Imlay hr , * , were away on m llita y or nursing Youth In GI Benefits in Galneavillt. They are Idem. the progintn, arrording to County seen a'B o v ie t le tte r report- (tTeck Money Market John II. H interm iater, USNR, had A g rill C. K. pAW sou, N o V o *. S ing the death of lb-la Knvae* . ... r Forest I.nke Academy hy means m anager of the W hite House Ho- form er secretary • genrral of th< HAN FRANCISCO. Vug. 8. (47 K C V .C O lS W i l F I* C R T S were rccieved front Oviedo ur tel, who has been appointed com Smallholders P arty whoso arreit —Fisleral aiiUtfjfilie* were bring­ of its varlud industries foe stu ­ Clittluoln districts. dent* gives them Dot only menus! m inding officer, ana Th e result of th e vote will lie ing to Han Francisco today a fo r­ 1- by lha ___ Russian*■ 8; provoknl p ro te st.| ATHENS, Aug. M, (47 The ta r L. Cooper, J r , Insurance an'ill from lha United R u le* govern-] i.rie*; of f r.ld t,.-,- shatjdy lintay sent to Ihe Soil Cons.-rvnU'm m er Air Force* officer, wlw j training liul ennldfr* them lu pay edueareal aatata man, as axecutive of sta te Investigator said, had adrtitl- lu part, if not nil , of . their .. „ . • 1 In uneasy Atlan*. and veteran Board in Gainesville (n deteniilne ted collecting J22.1mi, i M I2.!.U(mi pile* Th e Laundry which tuppllre Bear. Tha Inform ant said R u ssian .,,I,servers sal,! -it reflreted fears whrthi-r or not the vnt.- w arrants In veteran s’ unrm plin m en! -comII H o n d a Sanatorium and oa- ;.t The appointmanta w are an ­ M inister G. M. Pushkin h*l» re- (!,*( -httem al ylolenre might hur- cstahlUhiiirnt of a soil ronvetsanounced Tuesday by. Capt. J. W. ported tha death, w ithout s|ieeify-l ,(,.on-Into wat if the Communists tion office with a technician in pensution in the past IK months. pital among otliera, is pictured of new Boutwara. district dlrectur of N a­ Ing place o f tim e, to the offiae attem pted to eMaUlsh q free state charge in Kanfunl. Chief Investigator lame* Rolme) with Its flk.Otk) worth equipment. A dairy is shewn val Raaervaa. Llaut. A rthur I.. of H ungary* acting I-oreign M in -j|n parthern G t.ere. * *"* tf th is ' hw-dnne. the technician of the California Hlate Depart which h a s .n daily output of 170 Funk, USNR. aaaoelata professor Isler, Krno Mihalyfi. V * • ... . j Tha ‘-Athens money market. wilhslsit farm ers Ip test *‘"1 types, m ent of Employment said Ihe for; mllMz «0 o fw h lc h gwM of social sciences, University o! Since Kovac* w as ‘ a rre sm t - by | w hlch in the jmst faithfully h i s , make muiis o f farm s; and make r. m er pilot had relate-l filing nf>- to the •» Hanitarlum. About 3^)00 Florida, waa appointed as tra in ­ Ute Russians, he presumably dierl. f ora-tdia.luwid govern manta) c risis,} rommenilations of ‘Imiirorem egtj proxim atcly 76 fictitious claim s lo chicks a te hAtchrd 'each week at* ing officer. In a Russian prison. quoted th e gold sovereign today j to n rm um ittee u f five farm ers, com pensation in (lint 'lim e. In o f­ the poultry farm . The Academy All three of th ere o ffic ers'h ad A spokesman^ fo r Mihalyfi sald | a ( drachma. The slsh ililrd elertrat bv tiiF fa rn u -rs. to test aa fices ranging from Hdrraincnto in axtansfva-sea and command duty a t a news conference torlay th a t r »U la 135.WW The gold ra t* waa lo fgasihility. The "ntir.' expertw* northern California tu Riverside P ress ia one of the inoet valued industries a t the school, both fa in World War. II and other as nothing w m known" of the sta U j n 9 J » o when thu imO.OOQ.OOU o f retry in g out aurh plmm is up to county' in the Houth. . He identified the youth ns Hons an educational and financial w ay, itgnnfanta which particularly fit o r Kovac* - h ed llh .• American m ilitary ai.L program the farm er. All th a t the g*avernA copy of the M irror m ay be i a t . t h a K n ilt.o f.ih a o rg an swewt‘Pay* t* -4he* eainry Stw A. 1-anen- 2S. nf Vnlluip..Calif.— seen a t the otllce of L'ou'nly • futirtemr division In Gains*T TALBOT BACK lechnirisn and the upkeep of hi* Supt. T. W. 1-awton. REPORT DENIED villa. C ap e Boalware said. F rank Talbot of Oviedo has reofice, said Mr. Dawson. WASHINGTON. Aug. -t, f l h ROTARY MF.KT ren tlv returned from Wayriravlile, • ----------- — — •— V . CORN PR IC E UP - Htatu Department Press - Officer . FLORIDIAN HONOR HI) bttsicel program featuring N. C. where he epcnl a two w r-ks' CHICAGO, Aug. K. <47—Cora Michael J. McDermott today des­ SOFTBALL CANCELLER JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 8, m ~ vacation. While th ere bo reaw-rts hnnnott and Bill M artin The sofMiall gam e lwtwe*n cribed as “ not tru e" a published soared to new record high* on tha Col, Pannywalt F. McCall, with 28 •w in g Mr. and Mr*. Ed .tandall pUnnerl for the Rotary vears service In th e National and Jack Burnev and family /m m T'lub neon Monday, it was the Rotary Club am) the Linus report that Secretary of State Board of Trade today on buying Guard and United States Army, Sanford. Ho adds th a t th e w.-atb- »nl today by Charles Ckib scheduled for this evening Marshall ha* quietly assumed induced bv cenlinucd dry w eath­ waa presented the Florid*. Crow or w as exceptionally jool and th at M program chsiniisn. h as been postponed on ac:ount direction of civilian 'operation of er in much of tha Midwest, p a r ­ yecterday, hlgbeet o tiliU r/ aw ard he u w i------ - of • **■ ----------------------ally singing of old snd of the wet field, Orville Touchlon th e American m ilitary government ticularly in the m ajor product** the p retties; tnoun-' "<*i stale of Iowa. by th a Bute of Florid*. Id Korea. will also l>* enjoyed. announced today. r in th a United Bute*, new j ')* r? - W A M IIM .|i>N . Aug 8 uP>— ll.iw .ud I higher agreed today, af* Irr fittl Angrtly rrluong, In make iccuidt of hit pet tonal bank sccount and ollief p itv lle papalt availatdr to Setratoi* m iettigating Ini (dO.tHli'.Bi'l) watiime plane runliacti. Thr. row over Hut came during a wrangling tfitio n punctuated bv a ‘ ihtr.il fiom Chaitman Eei|U run fR M uli.) to bar all ipeclalofl fiom th e .S en a te^ W » r In v e itin t* ing Committee** hearings if th t audience did no) ttop applauding ilu g b rt, * ,. * ■ "We a i t going t<T have OI yuo will fiol he alh.wrtTto stay in - th u 100111.'' thr wlutr-haiied ellaittitau tftuulrd to thr audience. Die ' applause came at the mil* lionaitr I hdlvwixHl pio.lu. ri wat jointing with I erguron about Irrnn <d tit tlH.tniil.OtK) contract to build thr ’'wot Id* latgeit aiiplanr.” a (lying ho.tl Win ii tl ie i iiiiiluilier ircunyentd afin i lumlieou rrceti, llughet .iiiiiiiiiii. i i I ihioiigh an alloiney hit itilllilglirn to make hli |i*peit , ' oltrady -tdrporn red available lot the tenalor*. ttSth*; - *j MAKING I lf s M lX fe \ tV.M T I 'J I 'ip jlf jr is r r on th r «ilnr«- -Inu.l lief.-.r (h r s*n»le t t - r lii*e»tiBaling WzV 'H IV H d N, Aug 8 147— Cato *11te r ill \V iwlii nu t ••Ii. • llo n an l IliiKhe-, milliuiiairr plane h u ilileran d film maker. I- -hiiwn in two lypi.it iIn -r iip* tak rn n. he tr-tilieil in the .aircraft ciiult. i i t probe. AL--fight, tlutlie* hold* a N-n.iloi I rigumn (U -M iili.) capbumlk « t, record* a* he chargr« that Senator Owen BteW strr, Maine, rhaiim nn nt the invrwt Ination itctf a bitin vrffiil eschsnce* with enintel lee, offer ed In rnll,>|iff..lh e jirti-aliiinal pm lie it Uttjthr'.'Ouiuld agree lo m eiga liin J A tA -u r fT<‘V«aid Hughes today by ittugarii.’iiiint with t*an-Alnrriran Mrwa)», At lelt, he i- »liow n us he tm>k the outh tInlet nnlioual Soundplmtu) IIIK a .ulqionia foi puv slr iloCUit ■1 . ■n Ferguson D e m a n d s * Meyer Be Put Back On Witness Stand* Seeks Iltighes’ Files Upward Hughes A ttacks Brewster Under Oath . »- N O - 191 A s s o c ia te d P ra s e 1-e a se d W i r e More Subpoenas A re Issued h r ation; Brazil. A t t a c k e d I n H e a t e d Session O v e r Membership Of Bulgaria .In UN Senator Says He la LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 8 ( 4 7 Not Proud Of Drag­ Huttia chaigrd today that the ging Her Into Air­ United Slalrt wai guilty of seplane Investigation flout violationi of human light*r‘ “ It l»-unfortunate th a t the Congraaa did not provide for re alrainta on atver-eipanaion of iitatallment credit in order to liA proposal by Jack K jtigsn mlniah Inflationary pressure* nr,*ing from thla course." that the junior (.'lumber of Com­ Mr. Trum an obaerved that ru t- merce tpontor s plan to beautify _ tinuation of p'resent control* f fa.' the north and south roadway 9 th* neat three montha hat i««il “perm itted arid m ille d by the entrance* to Sanford . and the Congress," and tu- added that parkw syt along Park A vrnur wat “thia ‘ la preferable lu immedi­ «ntliutisitically approved last eve­ ate abandonment of three rening by the group at their ,up|ie; ' alrainta.” * “ For th a t reaaon," tbe Peril- mreting at the M aylau Inn and dent continued. “ I have a’ffted w at referred to their executive tha Joint ’ resolution." committee for further action. Hr aald it would l>a " fa r bet­ In addition to this idea, Mr. ter to reduce prirea than to rvRatigan advanced the idea that _ la i terina in leaking new cut* the Merchants Association -and - A - tam i fa . --------— — ------- — The raatralnta on installment civic gioups back a plan to plant buying. were instituted in w ar-] shrubs and flowers all the way tltra undw the rfoivgnie control I •Jong Seminole Boulevard into JU d Faotltoritg ___ . wfthtn the trailing-T 1 ** * w lth-the ontin y act. The I’reai- San fold. l (Milan,a aa l>a * Klakll Gena Tucker, co-chairman of the Conference ('ommltlve, urged th a t 'a ll rnemliera uf the local group participate in Ihe S tate Jaycee conference at the M ayfair Inn during the weekend. Regia tuition will take place from 1U:IW A. M. until 5:00 I’. M. Saturday, he aaid, There will be a buffet supper {rom 8:811 to 7:30 I’, M.. LOS ANGELES, Aug. H, <A7— and .thu furmal hamiuel will take Reinforcements of 160 fitvfight- place Sunday at 13:16, at which era, parachuted to Condo.- Peak Edward tV. Ilarrett of . News­ in the Angele* National Kureat, week Magazine will S|teak. Mr. Tucker highly commended iointd in ,th e battle to day.us the Rig T ujunga Canyon bruth and Lind \Vi*!>er, hotel m anager and lig h t-tigghgr fire raged unrontrol­ mendier of the Jnycees, fo r-h i* aid in the piiigra;u. led for tn rfo u rth day." President J . H railey Odham .E a rly today the hlate had erop) u ••h i i until a a I'a a e M t S I I down the canyon to within one and aaked for Miggeationa| ..that may 9 opr-half miles of tha intall com­ munity of Tujunga v u l U. H. R anger M. W. Durham said the burned over area now totaled a p ­ Sinkfinjr Dates Made proximately 4,300 acre*. By Margaret Truman An effort was made yesterday to r r e a la rain by artificial methods KANSAS CITY. Aug. H. (jp )_ abova the burning area w h e n two. Mrs. T. J, S trirhler, Mias M ar­ hav* tfisd and tho Hat of In lured garet Trunin a ’* voice teacher, aaid rtaeh ed some “6. . the date for Mist T rum an's The Loo Angeles Times, with todav appearance with the Hollywood tha .aid of scientist*, arrange-! to Howl Symphony O rchestra had * have.dry.ice dropped from a plane Iwen act for Aug. 83. 4 ° n : a cloud In an attem pt, which 61m. Suirkh-r alao disclosed that proved- unsuccessful, to induce showers. The paper explained that the President's daughter would make her concert debut In P itts­ a “elngle cumulus cloud failed to burgh Oct. 17. The concert aeries, cooperate.” which was schedulei) to open a t Tha attem pt waa mado because Pittsburgh in 6(ay, was postponed of rtce n t such rain-m aking sucresMm. M artha'K . Trum an, thu sea In A risons. A t an altitude uf when 14,000 *fe*t a plana mad-t five President's mother, L e'sm u frillawaepa across tha top of the cloud, rally ill. For her appearance in Holly­ dumping from 60 to 180 pounds uf k in . Slrickler aaid MIm T ru ­ , powdered dry lea each time. Heien- wood, man would sing two ariaa In the _ t l i t i explained th a t tha cloud was first half of the coneer; and a * • not high enough to be In the frees- gyoup of three or* four songs In tng level w here such an experiment the second part, m ight have proved successful. Mr. and Mrs. S trlckler will ac­ company Mias Trum an fo r the West Coast appearance. « 7 — Haggard a n dd unshaven, F ro a e c titlu A ttorney Sidney Mr kM ^ M sath t h declared today hla pretty ▼86-yMr-otd wife »hot and killed W* f a th e r - la s t night while “hyaterioal w ith fright** aa a resu lt of tim e, alder McMath's drunken ahuae. Rod-eyed and w irn from an allnight investigation, the form er Marine hero laauad a prepared statem en t telling how hla wife, - • f n b b a d hla .46 caliber n e fro a r a n dp i and fired wildly a r Hal P. Me Math, St. whan he . .^ a p p ro a c h e d .her .cursing and his t ' w t l p clinched. . ------------ ---------------- -- IN D E P E N D E N T Reds HitU.S. T w o For Violating Human Rights Guest Speaker Truman Signs Meas­ ure But H its Con­ gress For Ending 'Credit R e s t r a i n t - WASHINGTON. Aug. 8 «e» Tbrcsidcnl Tiuman today .finned * legislation killing all- conlioli on initallmcni buying Nov. I. -10-17. The Piftidenl laid be regret­ ted that Congress did not follow the recommendation of the bed-, era) Receive Board and of the Council of Economic Advisers "by enacting legiilalion to provide, fur ^continuing at long at necessity Regulation of contumer credit at * meant o( helping to promote eco­ nomic liability.” Mr. Truman had asked for apecific peacetime authority to tegulata the American imlitution known at the "essy payment plan," a a bulwark againht in* ' •-J - : f e - tL 1 k t »' ■ ■ mm — * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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