16 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bb9baf0294a9fed7b0e69faf141af267.pdf 71e712fe9fd03138484d5a00a613adb2 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Dutch Accused By Indonesia Of Violating Order Elliott’s Testimony 'I'MlIaa** !!•■> «*•■• « • ') would not l>, held liable for breach of contract "because of during th* years period. For a period of eight licWfsh hour* the reports from tha humid downtown Intel negotiating room had blown hot and,cold. Union official* said dll' UAW Ford local* in tho country would 1* notified of the agreement in lime to refrain from walking put. The Ford*l!AW agreement on I the Tsfl-Hsrtley in u e followed 'the company'* blunt tefussi to gram the union an “immunity elsuae." ■ TUESDAY, AUG. 5, 191 U.S. Asks Apology From Hungary For American’s Arrest Hughe* ha* charged that Sen­ ator firewater (R-MflincU--cJt*iiman of the *futi committers, once offered to call off the hearing If he would**gtemv»~»neiTt! TransWorld Airline*, in which Hughe* ha* a controlling Interest, with fa n American, firewater ha* denied that. Meyer’* e*pen»e “a c c o u n t * brought into evidence last week, allowed more than 18,000 spent on entertainment of Kooievtl: and hi* friend* about’flie tlm.- ilie' con­ Jaycce Convention ed an apology from the Communiat dominated Hungarian government for the 'O T etl by political police of an American citltep, Stephen Tburaniky, The State Department, in tilscloalng thia today, aald that the U. S. repre*entative on the Allied Control Commiuipn for Hungary alio haa "approached" the 8<>v- Henry Ford H. m andated the r{impan]r'i point of view. Ho aald that to permit euch immunity would be to “nullify- the law and' declared the company "can* n o t' he party to placing unioria tu speculation whether t h r i u t o union ami Murray Corp, ef a bad girl out of her." u can use any wurf you America might settle on a sim­ ’ young Roosevelt shouted, ilar bail*. were they (the girl*; for me?, JMM*D**MAT1C rH0 T°0*ArH* were made a* the bodies of Tom Thom**,», and hi* slitsr, Patricia, 7, were Egypt Makes Plea Komi*veil insisted that .Meyer rC<io'ToCtV r0!n ** Hansen Dem, Calif., where they had been on ■ Sunday ptenlc with their parent*. had nut answered his querilun, Left, the boy * Ufeleae body has been brought to shore; night, the children’* mother, Mr*; Agnes Thomaa * Maall.M e (ram r . i r <lH,l "The Colonel well knows the (second from left) is comforted by a friend, while her husband, John, stand* at rig h t The youngsters bad the termination of the adminis­ girl* were present," Meyer intiswatutered off Wj) gftergjw tyen playing In grubber in g ra ft on the water. Untenuillonal Soundphoto) trative regime which has -been Java by linking up their. eAsictn maintained by the British in the -,i Mover aisd that kt the-gay par­ Lake Mary Beach 15 Strikers Killed, soldiers were wounded. -----, in older that ties in New York Col. ftuuseveit void’ westCf n~Tflr^C*' *g Yi'-w- hour* WMhrTllnce 1800, before the cMSe-ffft orders tisik our fellow countrymen, the 8q- »ori^t.miftt of hit time with MilU The laborers were reported ((fliiiMMd from R*agt Om+| '40 Hurt In Tunisia effect last midnight, u dispatch j-dance,' may share the welfare Fave Emerson, who later In-ism,shot down in return fire from the for park purposes with IB months, 'mid the aspirations uf |hc people Mra, ItoosevelL from Srmarang ‘said. After Troop Attack troops. - The Dutch indicated officially of Egypt." “ Were anv tif the glrbl there to it will revert to them. Commlssiiiim chairman 11. B. Nokia,hy I’atha told the cdunfil entertain meT" Elliott pressed hi, UlSt during attem pt, at mediation The riot a t Sfax was the only of their difference* with the In­ that "it. is the very existence of former party companion and hast. Pope told Mr. Field* that the roe- - TUNIS, Tunisia, Aug. 6—</P) major outbreak reported in the donesian Republic, they intended Egypt as a sovereign *|a te which Meyer insisted the ‘"girls" were res* of the park had been as much —Fifteen striking laborer* weru alike thus far. Thee were some to maintain rontrtd •>( the rich is here at stake." part of a large party that varied a surprise to the Commission *• killed and about 40 were eswwMled minor incedenu, but police-were to lotke Mary residents, commend­ In a riot near Sfax which follow­ control. "Against ihe historic bacx- from 20 to 30 persons, areas they wrested in the 15 day* of fighting. trrouml of Anglo-Egyptian rela­ "You mean their scintillating ed them for doing a nice Job i.n ed an attack on an Army motortions," he said, "an alliance <;l conversation waa to entertain me," the park and promised them **- Ixed column, the French New* Tunisia’* B,200,000 inhabitant* this sort is but another form **f Roosevelt put In with irony in hi* aistance immediately by sending a Agency tswu-UJ today. were reported hard pressed because Attlee’s Offer road crew out to improve tha subordination. It make, a rela voice. All of th e’ alike, particularly in tho borer* In Tunisia, tiunship which is both unbalanced French forth African -Druta Jilin U. .a r t#.—Most - of—the-ehop* **I resent any implication a* to road to the. lake. Itealiaa.a n m l*«a» ii » i and undignified, ft ties Egypt —TlMr-rood-etrip-vritf-ijinirtniTed •t**- Were called out on a general there were closed. Refrigera.inn ■Train, to lie announced . Ji]__ Ulu -tn—British economy.-_Tt subjects 111* voice filled with emotion, .* free bv Mr*. Harrison ami Mr. ■trike yestedsy. Troops were sent plants were shut down, and transHtruic r.TT’idnnwns tomorrow. “Oh. Meyer broke Ini "thst was Smith. However, they will be com­ to take over the Tunisian rail- reflatio n tins were clogged. ‘ • Th* new plan, designed to com­ Egypt to the vagaries of Britiih pensated for orange ti-eei on tile way line between Sfax and Gsfxa. bat g critical dollar shortage and ccontimyr It imprisons Egypt with­ Hu* last thing on my mind." The gyvernmeut waa reported in the orbit of British imfierial "You have said I was getting property, said Mr. Pop*. The PTcnth press sj boost production, is expected lo power," planning to requisition railway 'Mr, Evan* sharply criticised thr all the girls,” Roosevelt told Mey­ cal) for sjitl muiw austerity In tend other facilities needed to Nokrashy I'asha took er , "You have not an,wen,! my Commission for not culling upon the troop* were fired an already tightly rationed land. theBefore keep the protectorate's economy floor, Herschel V. Johnson, question about these girls. What him first to speak on the matter strikers* a* they..* Jt also ___ was expected* to* contain and rix'functioning, declaring that ho had money In railway yards of S ¥*k tom* provision for reducing the deputy U. 8. delegate, suggested was I doing, lining them m>?” as soon as the opening state­ In angry tones, Roosevelt con­ the subdivision and that closing of Kars 0UH«y fund* to the British that ment* from the Egyptian ami tended at another point thql the street* and parks hy vacating the occupation zone of Germany. McM While the I'rlniu Minister wns British representatives were heard Senate group has directed its in­ plate pad been detrimental to his , putting his final louche* on lhi* the council should "turn to the quiry at him because he Is "the property. Attorney Boyle reminded Mr. plan last night. Foreign Minister mote urgent huslneis" of the Bal­ son of the President” and passed over gift* by contractor) to other Evans that he still retained all - Ernest Bevin reiterated in the kan problem. Informed -quarters said Britain Armv officer*. Douse nf Commons that Britain legal rights.a* a property owner, Roosevelt aahl he undetstood the but that since, the land termed as ** k intended to pres* fur public own* probably would demand time Id t n |, ,f ership of the mine* and factories study Nokrashy Pasha’s opening committee had a document deal­ park land k. h remarks ami prepare hi* reply, ing with "million* and trillion* of hy this paiiltr~aT~auch, the public f:, , In Germany’* Ruhr. THE TOBACCO WA dollar*" of war rnntrarti— BTTiT Imd no rights to the laud vacated.. i_ 7 'H e alio deflated his opposition which might take saveral day*. -"huntllg surli gifts as automobiles to fo u r*p o w * i cw ritrol o f tlu u Mr. Evans quoted' nn Opinion of to other Army officers. Senators an Orlando attorney, Ben -Carpen­ "I'VI-SIKN millions of pounds of ! -ric h fn d u B trta l iN fe * «■ p ropO H il J p w i R h - J l Ferguson (K-Mlrh) (ltd Brewster — r ter, to the effect loat the tern, i b y l ^rmiwre. (R-Maine) denied knowledge of mission's vacating order was;void tobacco sold at auction. And at la-cause of failure to show conclu­ k*— ish source since th e . ilrillsh- were turned on during the night Roosevelt said also thst If the sive ownership to the patlst vac~ auction after auction, I’vo seen American difference* on thr auh- for the first time sine) power- commRtee fuund that the Boose- ated. and he reiteratotJ hi) state­ became public last month. »»ving Idsckout restriction Were veil Mine had been used "just tq ment that the Cuunty Cummiosloa gel expenses" hy Meyar., It ought had no authority to vsesta the tho mokera of Lucky Striko buy United Stale" 'reportedly ordered last winter, want* to delay socialisation in tho Several Liverpool police were in- tu state thst publicly, FeifUson park* in the plat. Ktthr for at least ftve years, pepd-' hired battling the demonstrator* I sgrred. Huv Howell of Lake Mary com­ tobacco that’s got real smokin’ ing an increase In production. ' a* firemen atood by ready to dous# I When Roosevelt rc/em n to mended thu action of Mr*. Harri­ Th* Foreign Minister said hi* th* riolera’with hoses in •*»« the Mever a* "a rather comedy type son ami Mr. Smith In deeding over * quality. . . tobacco that smokea preference reganling Germanv's situation got heyynd police con- of individual,". Ferguson broke in the property for park use. Mr. with: lavel of Industry was to Itoost Fields Quoted Mrs. Hart i son as up inild, cool and fragrant.” German steel production to about “Well, he was your friend, pot staling that she would give mare niira 1,1 IJ.OOO.tHMt tuns, That, he said; ours." land if needed for tho park. Mr. would give "almut the standanl cited "Fascist-like" organization* "I will explain how he happen­ police said they thought the van ed tb he In my social circle," Roose­ ■laliam waa the work of Irrespon- velt said, slide youths rather than an or "You should, do that," Ferguson And then, perhaps giving a hint ganlxed rampalgn uf anti-Semi­ B.T. (. ruglN. INUETENDEMT T llttn U WAMUIOl HgMSN retorted. aa to what th# new Attlee eco­ tism. •I Otfuril. North Carotins j4 nomic plan la to contain, he re­ (M r LAtut a luc* i trrsiax BAIOXXX) plied lo conservative demand* foe packing plants. more food and raw materials for Rations For Chinese (ftrmsny by Inquiring: Troops To Be Changed J t t & ' S & S S S g S **Can anyoni tsll me where I . . . . . . . . . . ^ ’“ 7------can-owned Hennlngaen I’rotlucx CM gat food and raw materials NANKING. Aug. 8, (A*)—China’s Company had been purchased ftr •scept from the duljar, countries 7" method of feeding her soldiers an undisclosed amount, believed to He added th at wh*n the pres­ rice plus whatever tounlry pro- It* several million U. 8., dollars, ent U, B, loan1ia exhausted Brit­ duee ia available will undergo mod- and that th* government soon ain could no longet stand the ex­ emlsatlon umlsr a new supply would begin producing canned, penditure of funds fur thst put- LUCKY STRIKE In, the American minister at Budapest; «nd Hungary’* acting foreign miniiter, which showed th at Chapin demanded h “auitabc iapology," Chapin also naked for assur­ ance that no further »ueh in sta.rs would take place and- thut m.y of Thuransky’s* property which had been seized would la* returned. The acting foreign minister. Erno Milbatyfi, gave Chapin a preliminary reply yesterday, which the State Department ndviaed Chapin to tell the Hilda pent government is “un**ti*factory." Greek Navy Gets ___ .6 U.S. Gunboats 19 Killed In Wreck Of Gasoline Truck t/fy ~ Nine teen persons, 17 ghATHENS, Aug. 8. UT) — Hear groes and two white men, wVre Admiral John A. Snarkcnbcrg. killed near here at dawn todsy Naval attache to the American when a truck in which they weie mission to old Greece, said today riding collided with a gasoline gotlationa had been concluded truck and burped. Ambulances from Waxahachle r the transfer of six'American and Ennis made run, to the scene, motor gunboats to the Greek navy. He said approximately #l,:i£0,- bringing bodies of the victim* to temporary morgue at a negro 000. estimated_jts a tent'i of the atheater here. . original'coat of the vessels, had Officer* said they did not know been budgeted for their nriiulai- immediately how many were Intion. The admiral said that under f tentative plans the six ships.were jured. * scheduled to b e‘Vcconditlontfl ol Norfolk. Va., where Greek crews Jury Drop» Charges light-be—trained.— f te^oald a In L y n c h in g C a s e JACKSON, N. C. Aug. 5-OVi Charge* against Sevan white MAN WHO KNOWS K SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCOT! 5fA R exploded IK 4«t HEARD qROUP BACK IM 770 B.O., AKD <KE f ROM <1lL C e l e s t ia l . *•■* CAfASfROPHL BUf RLCEMfLV REACHED THL LAR’fK't CAMERA* AMD 'fUESCOflS* FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette SIDNEY CURRIN1$ RIOHTI...And like him, scores o f other e x p e rts . . . who really know to b acco . . . hnve seen th e makers o f Lucky Strike buy tobacco With "feel SCRAPS KDMHEASf oT f?RLLHLAMD s lK m x s i ^ fltl mohumeht ■ <0 203 Arrested For i Burmo Chiefs Killingr A fter all, th a t’s w h at you w ant in a cig arette. . . th e honest, deep-down sn- RANGOOn T Burma, Aug, 5, CP) DISCOVERER, is. 1 - • f th* slain gov»r taould remain unbi ttk months until Bril OBACC �A " 7 :F Jk*' $ 3 ( i U » U y T h e r t h 'S tre n g th — To Protect the P .ar* of th* World; To P tn o o ta ths P r o ir n i of Am*tic*; • To Produce Pro*pertly /o r Sanford. THE WEATHER Partly cloudy through Thursday with local thundershoweia in af­ ternoon and esrly tonight. m i«r » ♦- - «*« i . . a ---- ii_» AN.LNIJKJ'KN/JKNT DAILY N>WaPAi*&ZLVOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 Associated Press Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6. 1947 Attlee Announces Truman Will Make 3 Day I* ^Hardship Regime NO. 189 Senator Hughes On Stand Brazil Trip "U. S. Loan Easement, , Limited Direction Of Labor, Troop R ed u ctio n Sought To Attend Meet ' W ASH IN GTON , A uf. 6, <iF>— Secretary of Slat* Marshall tinnoil need today that the U tilled Stair* ham agreed In u high 1«*el ronftrrnro with the B rltLh with • ml** to relaxing wowr pr«»i•iona of th* Anglo-American loan -agreement. Lo n d o n . Aug. fa y r i ftim* Mauilcr Attire told Parliament looty that Great Uiitain wuuk. reduce h e r aimed (otcei, _inqiou * a limited diieclion ol laboi, and leak relaiation ol clau in in the J U ;S . loan egtrement to help rare her (towing economic em it. He laid alio that worket* "it. the mote njenlial imlutltie*’ would have to wotk longer and l i f t coal mine tt wuulJ be ailtn toWabor half an hour a day ad diliontl. ------Attlet—Iljd-thmfAjTeat-HTttniw alto would cut down her nn|»c»itin a manner that Mould mean "hardship! for many people.” * Attlee *ald Great HrUrnin also would cut down her Import* in > manner that would mran “luudshlps for many people."■ e said the United Htati-i, at Britain's entreaty, had nitrei-d to diecu'ss' the *terliiiK canVuttlhlllty pnd non-di*criminatlon In trade agreement* In the !3.7W),0<*MH)0 loan, which Attlee maid Would be exhausted thia year. • Re denied, a* '.Winston Church­ ill hod charged on Monday, that the Labor government had •'frit­ tered away" the American billions, advanced after termination of lendUAm from which Great Uritain r e i v e d *3U(f7.'54(i.r..lO from the in reverse u. a. »nd ave•a back ro se : SI*) Keldrn Waldo. Gainrutillr *tlorney and Immediate past presi­ dent of the United State* Junior Chamber of Commerce, will be one of the honor aural* uf the *t*ie*^Jayree “ convention lu be hrld at the .Mayfair Inn thi* weekend. $1,000,000 Fire In Miami Destroys Planes Demolished As Mystery Explosion Touches O/f Blaze MIAMI, Fla,. Aug. 6 t-P)—Dam* Ige estimale at more than $I,OO0> 000 waj 'cauieti b y , tire e*'ly loda« when a myslcrihut eiplotio’n touched n il a blare In Hanger No. 3 at the 20th Street side of the Miami International Airpuit and drslroyrd two 21-paiwngCi DC-3Y Iwn twin-engined Bcacltciafl and an undetermined number, of Imall'.jfedemlalnK^of the front of itw e» planet. Modernization Of Drug Store Front Begins" Tomorrow R jV n lh a t. and Anderson Dri'ir, x p ire Chief Henry Chare ol the S B ^ H w.irar8R of th* adjacent' store apace, will Start tomorrow morning it was announced today by K. F. Ilnur holder, ag en t' for the HrumlevPuleston Building and Paul Camptrail, contractor. Work on enlarg­ ing the interior will Ire started UUr. Blueprint! to th* new front sh ^ r two entrances, and the adjSm ng store front will be marie to correspond to the present druj. store frent which will he ibme what altered. Hr. Campbell, who w si con­ tractor for thg • n*w Grey hour d r, bu* ttatlon. estimated that the .work of completely enlarging and 1Improving the ttore will take a minimum of three month*' lint*. The. adjacent store ha* been used 11of lata for storage apace, and thyl. atock hta 'been transferred to ’the store room which wo* 1formerly ‘ a bsrbfcr shop. ■ F. E. Roumlllat ami Rmce J. jen o n hava laHsii uporaiur* of a g store In Sanford for more than 35 yeare, and moved into th* present site In th* Brumleypuleston Building when It war erected during th* early twenties. They are ag enu for the )Valgrf*n products. J t f . Hous holder w i l l h a v e cH rg* of the tmprovemerfl and enlargement of the store. f it. Bourn Rial a n d M r. A nderaon today declared ' that (hey have much faith In the future of Sanford, arid predicted that their enlargement of th* store will 1* HI ip KToru with * Irf accord other store ImI w o w t o t a which lata have so rrtuch |mprt Improved the appearance business district. of th e'M a li i 1 ■- — i■ — ■i ■ me- V Cinnam on Signed By Sanford Feds Van Klnnamon, lanky righthanded hu rltr, formerly with th* DaLand Red HaU has been signed by th* Sanford Baseball Associa­ tion. It waa announced tfaiaoflernoon hy Manager John Krider. recently re- B-....... two buildings, a 100 by SOIMool hanger and a 150 by 500-fool wood building used t t a ihop and tlorage building; two DC-3 pas­ senger planes, two BeacKcrsfl, one former Army A I2 6 medium bomb, er. several aircraft engines and * number of smaller aircraft were destroyed-* Us aahl the damage would reach “at leatl $1,000.000—con­ servatively." j Chase said detplte fire fighting »* face 1HT* „* ** U. S. Cancels Credit To Hungary Because Of Communist Coup v___ ___ • ■ WASHINGTON, Aug. «—UPj— ■Secretary of S 'ate Marshall today disclosed the Hxpnrt-Import Bank ha* ra net lied a 17,000,000 cotton credit ear-marked for the H ungar­ ian government. Marshall tnld a news conference the hank took th* action because some of the Hungarian negotiators in which the tank had confidence had been exiled as result of what he termed th* Communist coup which recently overturned the government. Two other factor* he gave a* Influencing the bank’a decision wer*: 1, The two Hungarian banka scheduled to get th* American funda are under what Marshall railed th* threat of national Ixatlon. 2. The cotton situation haa chan­ ged for the better since April 30, when th* bank and a Hungarian government reached a tentative agreement regarding th* credit Marshall disclosed this action In telling reporters that* th* Amer­ ican government had reached no specific conclusion on what further step* to take about th* change In the Hungarian government In announcing the credit cancel­ lation. Marshall amphaalted that th* considerations governing th* move were strictly honking fact- President Rio In ust Or Science To Fly To Late Aug­ September; Bill Vetoed Hughes Contact Man WASHINGTON. Aug. b o l h Also “Entertained’1 Pietidrnl Ttuman today accepted Other Officials Be­ an invitation to viiit b iaiil in sides Roosevelt late Augtyil ni Seplembet. Elliott Roosevelt At W ar Investigating Committee Hearing The While lluuie announce.1 W ASHINGTON. Aug. b o n Mr. Truman will , fly to Rio l)e Janeiro for a three day m il John W- Mcyri tn lifirJ loday hr and return to the Unilrd S utra t p e n l $97,821.59 ol Howard aboard .lire balllritup U .S. S. Hughes Airciait Company’s money on * promotion ol two planet be­ Miroiuii. I’ten" Secretary Charlrt G, R on ing built under wailime govern­ would not comment when aiked ment conliacli, whether Mr. Tiutnan will addren While Hughes waited to tell the lnlta*Amrrican Security Con­ the Senate War Inveitigating Com­ ference. which opens in Riu Au­ mittee hit own story ol hit dealing* gust 15. — with the government, Meyer com­ **The Preiidrnt sincerely appre­ pleted an accounting ol money ciated live coidul. invitation (r- h^ .tsyi he tpenl on enteitamment crllency, Pirsidenl Caspar Dutri of army officer*, government, of­ crnlly eslemlri) lulu by (lit ,Ex- ficials end otheiwiie promoting in­ o( Braiil. to make a visit to that terest in Hughes' plane. country, and rapirned hope that The rotund-publicity man said it would be imslihlp it an early llial~*o—far -a» lir kn-m» hr dale (or him to accept." s a id .; the only llughet employ** work loimal While House snmiunermrpt ing on public relations.” irleased simultaneously heir and in Rio De Janeiro. ■‘I’realdent Truman ia nuw moat happy to confirm Ins acceptance and the trip ia Inlng acbi-iluled to take place during the latter part of Auirual or tire early tiny a of September. "Th#_prealdent plana In prereod to Kro'de Jnnerio by air for a three dayi visit and to return on the USS Missouri." Meanwhile, with what be taid was “deep tegret'* President TrU man valued a bill to ratnblisti a national science foundation. ; The u resident said In a memor­ andum of illaapproval that whiU he hod urged th* establishment of such a foundation, the idll Con. „ tMI aanthlm jurolved a "uvorkrd departure from sound principle*" of administration. He described the bill at ll'M lIaas* , s . r* l« altl Hiroshima Notes Anniversary Of Atom Bombing HIROSHIMA, Aug. «. (AT—Two years ago warfare’s first atomic bomb descended and one half of Hiroshima vanished in a blinding flash of destruction. Today at 8:H A. M., the hour when the bomb exploded, the Ih-IIs tolled. The people stood In silent prayer for one minute, then went again about, their affair*. That was the only official notice lake ruin lllroahlma of (hr explo■Ion Hlat left 92,000 of It* citHrna dead or mlstflng. But th* city of­ ficials were busy with plana to mkk^ lllroahlma’ a ahrlno for thr wrtt Id's hopea of pear*. At their request, General MacArthur in Tokyo released ■ state-ment. He said "W ar’* destructivenesi will progress until ths mean* are at hand to exterminate the human race,', "This It th* lesson of Hiroshima. God grant that It ha not ignored." And Mayer Hhlaao llatnai an­ nounced that Australian engineer* had helped draft a plan for a modern lllroahlma, with a peace memorial at the spot over which the atomic bomb let go. Iliroahla has a long wav to gp Although 20,000 temporary shel­ ters have sprung up, th* actual permanent rebuilding of the city ha* not yet begun. That, said the mayor, w u on* reason for ob**reing Uiu day which can never b* forgotten try those who liv*d through l.t H* hopes, by th* observance, to Interest Ut* ciUtana in rabulldlng th* city. H* wants, h* says, to make Hiroshima f o n c tr a symbol of the futility of war. lllroahlma should know. Red Cross To Give GI Insurance Data |r; : * - -■ _ :• •f Veteran* who with to rainitat* lhair National 8*rvk* Uf* In­ surance or are Interested In ob­ taining more Information an this subject are r*qu*st*d to meet at th* American Rod Cross Chapter Building at Fifth S t m t and Oak Avenu*, Tku*aday-avaa lng-at 7:1U o'clock. 1 ■ .7 » Throughout th* United State* a JAYCEB MKKT naw all-time high In th* number 1 of disability compensation or pen­ Sanford Junior sion c**«e on Veteran* Administra­ will hold a supper tion roll* waa #«Uhli»h#d, May 1 log a t 7:30 o’clock Thuradiy When th* flgur* went oVSr th* th* rind of a 's e ria s of evening 2327,000 mark. Rad Cross Chapter meetings that will ba h-td on th* workers end claims aerric* representstivsa assist eetarana to ob­ tain disability compensation and Meyer* alio told the Senate inveiligatoiv that llughei’ airfiall company paid bills (or wartime cntcltainment ol Col. Jainei li. Hall, who iiicceedrd Elliott Routeveil at head ol the Army -\>i Corpt m onnsiisnce division. Meyer, Hughes publicity man and attitlanl, lead a long list ol exprntr't lie laid he incurred en­ tertaining HalL Merger Of TWA With Pan American Said Price Of Quieting War Investigation Wa s h in g t o n , j \ uB. b </**>_ With both under oath, Howard . Hughes charged and Senator B icutlet (R Me.) denied today thal llie MciiaUt one* oifeicd a "deal" to call oif tensloiial in­ quiry into Hughes waiplsnc con­ tracts. Hirwtici took the stand before a .Senate War Inveitigating tubCommillrr a frw minutes after Hughes, had made lit .chsig* b«fore the tame group. Hughes >sid the Maine Sensloi made tucli s propoiition to him in a Washington H old ths week iij Feb. I I . 1947. ■Riewilrr • ofieieri. be declared, to have the healings dropped if be. Ilughrs. would sgice to mer­ ger ol llir Flam Win Id Alllintt. wlutli he conliots, wills Ran-American Auways. Ihessstej,' calling this a “ propositinu that sounds more like Hol­ lywood than W'aihillglun." told HON OF TIIF LATE I’|IK8I0ENT, Rlllnll MmiHcvrlt (Irtl) in sworn in he fur* taking tlir stand In the rommillee solemnly: 'I i an astute you that 1 never Irulify ticiore the Hcnslt- Wnr IniewtignliiiK <’ll 111mil let- In W»«hingtoii. Bight, he t* -tiimn during* i|iir«tlonin( in eormrelinn *ll(r«hi»' rreiMumrmlatlun lq which the government gave Howard llughev a did." 100-pisnr ronlrsel. Klliolt tnld Ihe rnmmllte*; "It it I- true I hist fifr Ihe prirr nl entertainment I j( w aid h# interlainad made rrcomnii-ndsllmia that would in all) »a> rndangn the men under me ur ilrlraiiil .Ihe govern- Huglirs at * a■ luncheon in hi* hotel men' or vlnw up the war eftorl, that ahmilil he shown." . . (Ilileriiatiunal Huundpholot) apaitetit and “paid {8 hU out of my own pis-ket." SubcciiualHae Chairman Fvrgu aon i I! Mf. hi cm I the t-ifsl which Tins remark at to the cost tbvlMeyrr charged sgstnst llsll'a *nuuslv was a ufeiwnc* to the testi­ tartslm iieW ' vsi I3.Tj 1.1J. cbvstmony o f John Meyer, Hughe*' pub­ licity man, iliat he upent large Ing appiciM tsttly three years. Th* sums i-nt-i twilling government of­ Commit |f ’ Imiuirlng into flu. ficials tKJQ.OihJL.nf. w tstiuis plane e-mtrpdr : --------— * ,y i. . Alluding to the Hughe*’ charge#, given the llughev comnanv. Hlrwater said: Meyrr gave hi* trslimony ■* loule tiiriiugh S.inloiii ini ,H|alc “It ire s incvnceiveble to me Howard Hughra, mitlimiane plane tbal anyone could seriously conlligbw.iy No. 4(i. running from iiuililer and movie producer, wait* rd in Washington to tret if y after ideal;, Are! II ..wllwgVi ew I ' l l - t i t ) Miim mu ilo- E*»i Cu.nt lo Mt Christian a croos-rountry flight. Chairman Dora, I< iml •II l lu te today cpmStressed By VisitFerguson (R-Mich) announced iticndrtl .Scimuolr ('imnly'i S-naloi that Hughc-a will lw called to tes­ in« Church Group and Rrpirvi lil.illtn lot llu-lt Work tify at this afternoon's aeaiion. Hanford had il« hottrwl days •>n iiigliway (ontlruciiolt ami uigrd . Tlie free* spending Meyer, who nf the year on Monday amt Drvrlopmnit ul Climlian idralv hs* already said he upeut more quick at lion (mi .m i irCUiing cumTuesday when Ihe minium among youth was the llietne ol than ‘16,000 of Hughe*' moitey en­ ti-mperalurr -«« rrconlnl nt p lrlion.oi llu- C’io»» fltalc. i llglltalk* ami enlertaimtiriil pi-.riitnl tertaining Klliolt Roosevelt nnd SI degreew on Ise-Ih da)« hy II. wwy.ids. friends, told the committee F. Whit her. weatherman. today to Kiwaniam at their H i r e l ­ As an aid in attracting business Iri It public -InlPlili-lil lo Thi* that on one occasion lie «|M-nt Muring July, Hanford had ing al till- loutltt Cenln l>* a mid industry to Hanford, an axI It-mill today. Mi. Cha-udcclnr3561.42 entertaining Hall, Roose­ ronlrr weather than nmniil tr.llll III ItVr inembri* ol the tensive survey of the many Induat>’il: velt testified yesterilsv (list some with an average 79.1, or two "If Sanfoid aiol Semiuoig Coun­ Mrlhodist 5outh Caravan w)to an rini advantages of the Hanford are* listed expenditures were nwidk drerrea twinw ihe normal uf t ('«— .Ilnur* . , I 'u - slvl ty ittf lo gel llu- Cross Stull- toiiductiiig a youtl^inttim lion pil­ bns hern prepared h y . Florid* HI.) degreew. June wan alan Power & Light Company In con­ Itighwiiy, from tin* cast lo wr»l wlighlly rooter than nor (Hal grim it the lin t Method nl junction will) Florid* fUwti* Adver­ coasts, Ilicy mu*tuyI quickly. Alwith an average nf 79-1 de­ rt-atly n unit uf road for unoth -r Clninli They wrie inlimiurrsl by tising Commission, II. II. Coleman; gree* compared with a normal Passengers Injured route foi a Cron. State Highway the Rev, J. L. McKinlry. p,l*|or ol district mnnagrr for th e . raw er of H0,| degree*; company, aminonced yesterday. is Iw-iiig nUiillurtwii ■If W# are Ih e hottrwl weather ever In Train Collision lb-sides 'Udng nvatlahle at the lo gi-t our .Iiigliway romphrtod Ilie s Lurch and Kiw.imt sdu t feeiirdfd by Mr. Whitner waa Iradci pnwet company . office copies of nmat'ihi *ii (icfore otlnrr At Illinois Crossing 11.1 degreew in Mrii, nnd thia wt> turn* i-oiiiplrlf‘ loads winch will lire viriting group intliulril the survey have been furnished he aald, waa In aome measure tic in ami divert elsewhere tin- Miss Clco Mrtcsli, Orlimli ■ leit l|«*| bv Mr. Coleman to the office ef Hoc ,1* mormon-. wtHido.firea LITCHFIKI.n. 111. Aug. the Jlemlnole County Chamber of Cross Stale Highway. in Volusia county st-Gir time. —Th* IIHnftl* Centre) Kail road’s “Old Slate V -nd Nu. 14 -How and irudrnt ul Haitou-w1i.> t< Commerce, junior Chamber of '•Green Diamond" pa*»cint*r . ■— ----- No Irt enters St-minul" councdlot (or the Caravan. I. I' li­ Commerce, Sanford Herald. City train and a Burlington Railroad By THE AHHOt'IATKD I'ltKSH offirintly on I lie west al tljo We* ter Aiulriion, who war l.oiu- .i»d Hall, Court-House and local banka, freight drain eolltderi near here The wotat heal wave of (lie County where anyone inn)- sef them. v Itivet, niitl I* known a s 'llutoday and stats polio* head., year, still firmly anchored «vei kiva men interested In” Ml. |)<11n Itood It leaves San­ laired liy. mittioniiy p.innl- in ■ Business must nf lh» hail cauinl quartern 'a t Springfield reported ford going ew*t on Geneva Ave Koira and whu is now allrndini lie-ntlng here .will find much help­ “at least 10 or 11 |ier*on*" had at least.' 34 deaflis today as it ( Iit nr4 ■'m fklsl Duke Uniyrrsity; Min Nell Rnyt ful In for mat lop UT the iepurt which spread into the eastern states. been Injured. • «covers more than n scor* of sub­ A (ingfr of eidd air, from Can­ lies'k of A labinti^ M m M-"v ll-'ils jects including lalwir and raw'Folic* headquarter! said there I*, I n v ite d To Joinci ol Not lb Cirsditii .uni M i- iiiateilals here, u tilities, tran s­ were no Immediate reports of any ada bad brought aubdantial deaths In the wreck. It said "at lief and aome scattered shower t|* U IIIIl IS II1V11CU t t l ■ Naomi Rupert of Kants-. portation facilities, health condlt* E d B lirrc tt Icaat 10 or 11 Injured" had.lmen to (be Dakotas amt MinnewUt pins, housing, stufes, schools and IdeiiIs of the Youtii C*iavail but it was almost nhaorlied in taken to the LUchfleh! Hospital. municipal flln*nces. • movement wer* stress,si by I'orNeluaskaand western Iowa where State police were dispatched Mr. Coleman aaid th a t th* The public haa l-een invited to ter Anderson who told of tin- youth the Weather Bureau .-aid the tern to the scene, which was tha perwtioe drop was only moderate. at lend ^tlu' banipict l,t. J * | inatrurtion cuurse nuw being nil Chamlier of Commerce, C ite, and Litchfield crotalng of the two nothing ill sight, th e j? 1 **!" M«vfair Inn * rled on lq* these teams hy-young County official- gave valuable Thera Was railroad* at Winston Tower. i aw t'aaw " is )— j^ 'in iii'd c • 'tun'i.Jaycfc*. at whichi ^ tl, m various M 1 b - >11 - 1 help which contributed to the Com­ t 1 "Wttaar A railroad spokesman at Chipleteness I l f ilia survey. He bailees, ____ __ _ . ' Edward \V. Barrett, editor of I Churrhea. cago said re understood the diesel thia is the first occasion In th* Newsweek Mngaxinr, will speak, The first purpose of llm move­ locomotive, four coaches and th* history nf Sanford that such a it was announced hy T. K. Tucker Trotting Race Fans ment, he said, ik to revitalise youth diner of th# passenger train, *n cum pie to report uf local resource* today. route from St, Louis to Chicago, Hurt As Stands Fall ■* Thus* interested In attending bv teaching them the principles of haw. Iicen compiled. health and having a capable lady, had been derailed and overturned It will tie .ii^ I not only locally Ihe banquet are asked to contact Oths* aims are aiding tln-m In The Litchfield Hospital said It hut also hy tile State Advertising GtiSHBN, N. Y„ Aug. (t, ( 4 1 - Lind Welwr, general manager of think effectively and get rid of Commission had “aome" Injured brought In In the Industrial phae* ths* Mayfair to mako rvtervatlona, Thrcc aeetlona of th« temporary inertia, to develop soul by of its half-mllllon-dollara-a-ysar for treatm ent but that no count A nominal charge will he mad* for mental blrarhrra, janimtsl with fans hern! irnera, januin.l wiki n n . Iieru. ........ . tt'wnllaar* aa Page sis I had been mad*. advertising program’ end hy, attending event. the 1running of* “tho **-l l a m ■" l l s 'l o . i i' - those at ending the event, the ^ Litchfield ia in Montgomvy for [rotting Florida Power A Light Company atakes. collapsed today* Th* dencr on Saturdey night an trottii _ county, 237 mil#* #outhwc#t of in it* program for th* industrial reports from the Gnahru will b* open only to Jaycee mem- Lizette Temple Goetr .... ................................. Chicago and 37 mile# morthaait and first remitts development of the communities la-rs and".their wive* or date*. Hospital gold a numlier wrre In­ of 8t. Loul». A branch of th t Jayrees wishing to buy ticket* O r t R h i n e B o a t T r i o il « ,rvf*' Along with th* survey jured. . |p s ■ w u i v i i i i u . u u u i 11 i p U](i power comp, M V distributing Chicago Burlington and Quincy A record Hamhlelonlan crowd to attend the ocraaion have been ( 1 ---------« l o i o l l o l V m i P in UBring riel* * «v(t«m terminating at Paducah, booklet, "How You Can of '-’0,00f ‘ or more packed the requested to contact Raymond j M(m y m „ Titnpt# Qf Slinj or j, aProgressive Kjr. croaa#a th* I. C. Iin* thcr*. Industries To Your j.undqulst, or secure them et th* Th* railroad said that aa far etands, temporary ami normanent, •Mayfair Saturday night prior to now stationed at the office'or the Community and State.” finance chief of the Army in a# waa known no ona was killed. for the to ttin g claatlc. The accident occur red at the the time of the dance. Germany, recently mailed local It add*d that lta eommunicatlona photographer Robert 1... Cox come Kaiser-Frazer And with Litchfield war* dlarapUd temporal#^ etands near the head color film of snapshots which New Buildings Are and it waa having difficulty of the stretch. Packard Hike Prices A nurga at Goshen Hospital aha took while cruising on Hiller's agaam fttnf information. Under Construction aaid: yacht on th* Rhine. Th* tr^in wa# north bound from ,__bna are under x-ray, DETROIT, Aug. fl. bT»—Tw* “Thr “Rhine cruise I* all it I* 8L Louia to Chicago, ; Albert Hickson la building a reported to ha In song and story," more of ths nation's car manufac­ one stop ia very serlouwlv hurt turers. feeling the pinch of stead­ •re taring treated for small machine shop of concrete she wrote. and seo block construction a t th* corner ily mounting production coats, t*.various WATHEN TO MOVB -of__Laurel—Axauu*— and----F ilth . t-j-n J llielr retail- oriees Street. VAN ANI1RKH HACK today and trad* quarter* g*n*t>HTH RETURN J. B. Wathen, American Fruit R. N. Windham la erectinng a Mr. and Mrs. William Van Anden allv believe similar advance* era Grower* Inc. traffic manager for elf th hava Juat returned to their home in the making throughout t n n l A, local publisher paint (hop at the corner of Twel th* south-eastern division, today Sanford Avenue In Lake Mary after apcndlnr the remainder of th* In d u stry Wright, recently Street and waa In Sanford making arrange­ con­ two and a half months a t Ft, w«ek‘a vacation It ie of concrete block Packard, which so far th li y*ar ments to move hla family on 8«pt. Lauderdale. * Mr. Van- Anden, ha* failed to make a nroflt on Hi i, Ky^ reported struction. 1 to Ft. Pierce where he ,1a now The Free Methodist Church whose paintings have roclered operation*, increased prices on ’ „ there, 95 to 100 located. Ifa haa Juat returned from uch favorable comment a t Or- various model* from 392 to 3200: Wight eald that of concrete block construction, New York city where he attended do exhibits, painted a plctjb* K nlser-Fruyr, wtdeh Ha* juat em­ i*al there he hid waa recently completed a t th* a meeting of th* National Claim# dog belonging it by resident# th at corner of Fourth fltrc«t m o i\a . ..bird __________ _ if ito3 C. i i B. erged from fhe "red,” implemented Committee. He waa greeted by th* w*«k before Laurel Avenue facing th* trailer | H«*ir, prominent F t Lauderdale an Increase of 199 on its F ra tea fellow K tw aaiau a t their lunche­ camp.. . _ __ realtor, during hla stay th a n . standard model. on today. . r. if-* ** ■ Seminole Urged Lo Act Quickly. * Youth Caravan To Obtain Cross State Highway GivesProgramAt Kiwanis Luncheon Nation’s Worst Heat Wave Takes Toll o r :i4 Lives Industrial Survey Of Sanford' Made Bylaight Company « \ v - *. -i ~------- -----------I- ----- *i--------------- ------- _____- *I H;- j L �r ’ \ r~ri—rrn r - a — fa r m 1 Ji iC<? I qI to . Slatabltsked la tree l*akll*fcra dsttf rirrp I Minimal and laaJlU al laalaH . KlarMa III M uaalla V*m«» ICetvrrd a« arraal f h a aaallrr OrtaWr at. 1*10, al rk» raal »*Mr* • t I m Ii H, KlaHV*.'*4" ,fc* * •' M (‘aairraa al H «ak I. • __ T Hill.I.AMI I- IlKAN MIIM OIIHIMIA IlKAN llu .ln r.. *«*»**•» M'feftl m m ilA ll»TK» |-ay aMr la A4«aara Hr farrier. w**W Oa* Stasik «.......... — rfcr*» MaalM — . “ • It Maalh* liar U»» • __ mr mI■ f*»f « • JM!M*** , a( ralrrlalaiarala ral.laa laaAa. Mill *r' ■•I m a la r adreHtsiaa —inll.arrarala ■ala ad VrwrM "* aHarlral U r . * * - * '” '• a a l Haw rath . Tfca II*raid It ■ — “ k" *! A ...rtatrd Ite a . "A 1'*1 '* ’ " “ an .hr -a»* r .r la a l.tlt «■ «"T 7 lee »»■*." pH.trrallaa al all tka l , l | aa al I . Ibla t r a . t a i r r . at " 1" " I f am * dltaaltbra. . _ Interest In Brazil WKHNM8 UAY. AUOUST «. I9 » ■8, HIIII.K VERSE FOR TODAY w o r s h ip ,s i 'V,V.1'Via u m ()nV. ' t i w in. TDK CHURCH I S ..; RESTFUL P * A $ r n ) p M 8 i>£ AND pISCOUWBD PEOI l.g Wnrthlp the Lord |n »«* ‘*eBUl> of hollne*#,—I ch- **:W‘ IIip UN hat finally gotten tin Dutch and the^ Jadonetian* Ic tr a ir llfihf. Now,.if loniton* ju*. doesn't drop A ftlK iatkei in then imdii! i' Commerce -.Department expert* *alc Wollird fekef- Iht'*dTcline V. S. Ctpolli Mupinrnti to I'" . VJC.I.V j kclined.. they rerrgn countti ),00O in May poM. from St in June. Be lo $1,241,000, would hav* Rill* to look 3 mote mon-In lend llirin I 'keep on buy»*«'» they’ll be ing from u i’ * *'*' STUPEN DOUS? .. * i * ■ - tm *1...,.. . ■ il1tl- - T*' • • - . . *-f T h e S le e p P ro b le m More nnii moru the question nri*f*, Jimv ami where Speer Will Address lire people going to sleep? It inn't II question of noise, al­ though nomu of thnt element enters the picture, too. Game Warden School Probably nevot; before in thin country has the mere problem ORLANDO Aug. 6 (Special) of lodging been *o pressing. Protccutlng Attorney George A. Million* of men home from the wars in this and other Speer, Jr., of Snliford will be one countries have no place to lay their heads. The pressure is of the speaker* at tho first anin ipilr of th f;, | that Floiid, naturally bad in the fltfd World, but is worse here than it JO peuon alieady hat some. conducted by the Game and Freeh ever wns before. And naturally there is complaining. here on ill welfare N-lfF <0 whom the “All I nm asking," snys a disheartened family man, Water- Kith Commission * . •Slate pay* wjinclfiin'i like $2,000,­ ’’lira place for the kids, even if we have to split the family starting tomorrow. More than -200 stata wildlife 000 a month, ' threw am anolhr temporarily. I'm willing to rent a bouse for any price I officer* and honorary game ward, on the wail12.000 peranna can pay, and I’m willing to pay for the kids' Iroard.*’ ens from south and central Florid* Killings- IjlT Uut 1,1 many ittc list, aiconh It i* almost impossible to make are expected to attend the twoierit* ok arrangement!! even.on mich. a .basis. So families are neat- day .-uriuiol ..which w U t.faaiu ra wotlh who 11 classes In law enforcement, first alliclr* on 8Rr “ A *Tyj M^e-ihlffc way, and there is , l(l ltlle rcU.lon* and gam. and aiiftogel on Tampa Tub nut merelt discumfort. but denpair and even the beginnings n.h manarementv ' *' the wrlfair iayi, anti of crime. It .looms an If the great and imwerful Uncle Sum' The clatscs will be conducted nnthi 01 might manago even this difficult problem more effectively. by officials of the' U. S. Fleh aomrtimci it la : on you’re It taken more than mere temporary lodging in filling nta- und Wildlife Service, FBI ugenta. More, hut .once tlonn or bonchen in parkn or railway depot* or bnck neats Red Cross first sld experts and ipell. iafe for quite commission game and fish biol­ A :. of old jalopplca. > Wanton CIltudillL. agreei thrl the Riiliih loverqinen} - hat lieen “ fritleiing away ‘ the bilhon dollai loam which lhi» country hat made the Bntiah. bjii he expresses the hope that wr will continue doling it nut. Undoubtedly if Uncle Sam ihouhl cul the’ Mother Country oft without another dime, haidlup* tor a time would lie increared, but we believe in ihc long run it might •ave the Hntrih Empire. Ihc Engliih will nrVei^ Iw^mhe rtrong again living off die WPA. ogists. U. S. Business Is Old Files Of Weekly* Worried Over British Newspaper Reveal Socialistic Crusade Facts Of Interest Work On Giant New Telescope Was Begun By Scientists In 1929 Ily RALPH DIGIITON AP Newsfeaturrs PASADENA, Calif,—Sometime in Ihe world will begin probing the heavens for their secrets. The telescope's 200-Inch mirror, which Is expected to bring into focus stare never liefore seen by man, la virtually ready to be daced in the 136-fout high revolv­ ng-dome nn to p of e r - aluminum I Palomar Mountain. .. The WO-ton Iqatrumetit ,which will support and guide the mirror on Its sweep of the universe Is completed except for Installation of certain control mechanism* Far 18 . years, th* best brains of the world have la­ bored lo make thia greatest dream of astrophysics come tro t. More than s lg . pillion dollars hav* been espended. But on* mishap could set the reject hack several years. hhare ' la a big danger that ‘ tha morror could be overground. Pol­ ishing already la within less than а . hair'a breadth of perfection, but the final ''figuring!' goes on. Second, there are hasar-l.i In the necessity o f . trucking the mirror could be overground. Polб,600-ft. Palomar' Mountain, 125 mile* to th* south. If th* m irror has been over­ ground, or damaged In transit, replacement Will require at least three yearn and perhaps long*.’, After the jn l t r o r le Installed, In the observatory, there will loUow another month or six weeks of testing instrument and glass tjigrt her before construc­ tion crews, turn the teleaenpe over to astronomer* .Scientists at* , wary about .... | -.ic « ... — III** dales, but, oom*tl ia f a ir thay eipect to , be , to . pee a blUlon years:*out ll\t*. space ------ .aWfc. aid of tha I'alom ar. leier f in the aluminum-coated gists disk at the bate of the telescope tube. The observer, opej-ating a cam­ era 6& feet atmvl the mirror, will !« able to tee little with hi* own eye* that he couldn't tee through aity plher telescope. Hut during all-nlghl-long exposures, the mirror will rnllrcl light too weak for hu­ man r j e t to see and focus It on Ihe photographic plate. Maty after the plate Is devel­ oped will the observer know what the giant mirror, one million time* aa keen as the human eye, h*s "seen" dur­ ing the night at th# tele­ drops rotated on its axes. .drop* The electrically drived telescope is geared to find any sector at the heavens at the push of n button.* With the A iling of cer­ tain dials, it will stay focused on that sector automatically, swinging from horixon to honton between sundown and dawn,. Mathematicians hav* fig­ ured out that this neat little trick la Ilk* aiming a rifle it a moving 25-rent piece 25 Nstlonsl llsnk uf OrUmto. mile* away—end—hilling It Ilraiirnql. Kalh«rin« K alal To Ura H. r*»lll» * at will. _ IIIATTStl. StOHTttAtiK i____________ ... • Kosgste tlrnwsr* ContMrstlve Tj I'hnW, I'ihibi, Co. OP MtlHTUAUR* Seminole County NATtsCAl'TION Security Itor,it A UunsxXr Co- T« Hntrert HaltHorn. Court Records Klrw federal H A L Aeen. To Jack It. Mtanrtlfsr Jr. stus Marla. (•bill. Clarence W. Hus Minnie To WAHIl A!!TV IIKKIIS Wt( IIre.>1111*. W. A. ttux GPP* "•• Jark II. Hlandlfer Jr. alus Mart*. Watkins. W. C. etus KlorkU Z. I’aul |*. K. stilt* HUS KPutxtH diM lo t.'. guagslM t ’o. To got- •tat To Handbill Droves. Inr. Hrott. K. N. etus -lads To N. W. s t i r l l r i t t r t .Co<-|»sr*ttv». Hrolu Kl<t#r M. »lu* KPa To twits Iisvts nnd Oraaon Ixnli. la w a r i r Wa-tl-i and i:il*»l l-Minr Klrchtiorr. W. K , Jr. n u t Go­ Appllrallon or Hr lit Tractor Co.-* rilla To Him Hbi-ni tlu s Ki* Hartford Arcld.nl q Indrmnlty Co. Kstly. Hoy It- tin* *d* Yu Hilda lUultrwm KstM. Martin W. .tu t Agnrt O. . / To ll.rt'sri <1. HtsliWnut .la*. Ilshran*. llarM It O.’-aiux Vlralur ia - I- To lltnry Wsthliura sld* tws. . a* t'atlein, J. D. »l«* H- ’ln j ; T- Mrlsilti. Jr slut Iwon* Harman. M. P tx Jod* H; To Aat body ' CSriWo . (tab ■ MAI. MSTUTK SiqHTOAtlll* - Ko*f|at» itriiwm patch altout a oat reputed to be 140 years old and adds in that “several person, now living remember her abovo rtd ycett .1 emainrd for the 20th century-to •By DE WITT .MACKENZIE match this with accounts of tuarls Ily IIAI. IIOVI.E AP Foreign Affairs Analyst ANNAPOLIS. Md., (/P)-,N’ew» thst staved, alive tor decades la British Foreign Secretary Er­ doesn't rhange. only the men who building rornerstonei. nest Bevin is not going to com­ make the news. Advertisements In those days promise with convictbinj. a t wit­ To ptove this you have only to didn’t come from dcrsrtm ent ness his reiteration of the Sec I- glarin' bark through ih i files of store*. They were principally about jrtlst government's policy, of na­ old newspaper* tficb a* “The Mary­ rum, real estate (housing w*t hard tionalising the factorlv* and mines land Gaxette," a weekly that ha, to find! and runaway .slave*. . of Germany's greet Ruhr, a policy been pottraying 'th e American The price of Jam ilea runt In which the U. 8. A. strongly op- scene, with a few farced Interrup­ Annapolis nn Mar. II, 1724- per nosea on tha grounds that this 1/ tions. since 1727. single gallon, 7B cent*. lemonade I We wHe much inleretlrd ^ir a m atter for the German people - Take, for vxantple, government t-o,1* more- than tb*f now. thcmpclvcs to decide. Buhop Colmorea detciiptmn of One ran admire, and s'tri'ly can­ experiment* In crop control tn re­, The Gaxette, like other f - ^ocialnm ar It war practiced in not quarrel with, the constancy of rent years. newspapers that served *, w#' In 1720, some 2IH years ago, springs for American liberty, tan Puerto Kko during the adannillra- Mr. Bevin. Still. R I* given to tinn of Retford Guy Tugwtll, one wonder why he should find It Maryland planters protested .heat­ from one to four page,. . It had a edly that the London dealers had subscription rate of only (3.11 a of the original Roorevelt brain necessary to emphasise such a sold their tolracro below egrred vear. leading colonial figyrra con­ highly controversial politico-econ­ Irutlert and (rtrliapt the mort omic issue a t.th is tense moment ‘Price*. tributed lo It, and It £^d special The Idimlon merchants, at tc- rorrrspondrnU in Igmdon, Paris, "rlaily eyrd', -of them all. Ihc la Britain's own economic cyitls goveinnienl under, hit adrniniitra- whose aolutlon depends upon petted by the Maryland Gazette, Prague. Lisbon and half a doirn eent **•»» back "wot'd that martin markrt M i other European countries. . lergess. , **•“ «-uru nisi lergrt* lion. Buhop Cnlmore laid,'bought American uTcrMiucaeu and amt made thesrfugtnese Tug Thera were - no glan*. prraa as­ After all. If even “haaven t*m- overstocked up lirge tract! of land, divided per* tha-wind to ths thorn lamb.” g rit ions to the planters lo hob sociations to speed info.mstlon. A headline of O ct 21. I7tl2, it among the penm who. upon surely John But) might refrain the prices sublet g T Ire t, by ptenllnr less lobar- ccd a royal birth tho ope. . I,-! I- *. »t-j I S S k iw " !'. i& i t . TW -W. hecogrint landlord!, thought they from blowing th* hot breath of co evdry year. They won’t oxaclly "a**" aUr# l . , n . - Ml, f... , Aug. 12: “Great J»y to Do nationalisation down ' no longer had lo work. Hencri socialistic Is-mi'-rt. Ilarbeei tilts K,'*o Ml* through the scope, which la ac­ “Second, by destroying every A Prince of Wales is bora, the neck of capitalistic Undo Sam. Heiitord ANtMh National Hs*" tually a gigantic camera. Th*y will To they were unable lo pay Ihc gov­ * Now of court* it w>uld I* pro- vear all trash and mean tobacco. save Ihc King." AaaltiNMKKT o r pOWTOAOM “Third, by forbearing t 0 plant The audience for this event was take picture* of a tari mirrored i» C* IlutrliUon 4 Cn. T m rlrRt ernment for the land, agricultural aumptlous to the n-th degree for every fourth year." Interestingly co-educationelj ac­ -------— • " J ^ production for the tiland ai a an American to raise tho point of Doe* that sound familiar? cording to th* Gasette'j account; whether Socialism It good for Bri­ whole declined and .eventually the tain. and this column doesn't refer Although printers at’ the tlrnt- - “This morning, at half an governmjttrt had to take the land to th* subject In an argument!** were customarily under MOO |«nd after VII, the Queen was ha back, reaelling it ultimately to the w ay.'Thai's for England to decide. (big money then!) not to publish delivered of a prince. Her However, in view of America's newt embarrassing to the colonial Highness th* Princess Dovagwr or vary people who had owned it in heavy Involvement in the economic governor* or th* king, William Wales, several lords of Ills Maj­ the firil plat*. We wonder if ill rescue of -her ally, ths question Printed both esty's most honorable Privy Coun­ does arise whether British Sod- ■Idee pf this commercial controver­ cil. and -the ladles of her MajaaSocialiim im ’t more or leir like doe# sy. on# of th* kind that flowered ty's bedchamber, being present-" allam la good for the U. & that. V rfi; -,'t.: j To gr e t down to eaaea, U Three fear* later the Gaxette there It later Into revolution. Animal stories were news even isn't printing anything about Johnny Meyer'i tipem e ac­ a goud 'deal of quiet misaslnea! In Invest In th a . United 8 l*te* over th** econ­ In th o .. Ion* ago day,. An issue count! make naureating reading ar omic aspects of British Socialism of-December, 1728. conuin* a dlt- God saving the King. , Th* “Stamp Act" had been passdd putting a? ar one thinki of champagne and as thev relate to International af­ prohibitive tax on newipapans and arpirin tablet! which were uiad to faire. The situation worries the pamphlet*. Sturdily independent. Contentment Publisher Jonas Qreen ptint«d » ** obtain lucrative government con- practical business man, who recog­ like Germany. Such insistence ' nltea th at.it la th* exerciao * ‘ *Off p: pn- I spreading Brltaln'a poll skull and crostbones where the trtcti during the dark dayr of the vats Initiative which has mad* hi* omic program abroad b stamp Was to b* affixed. war. but what ii even more dir- countr* Aha richest and moat1 suggestive of an Ileatlon was interrupted of* Enjoy the necurity of a zfevlngn rtyorve by 6penin|f turbing ii the callow diireg/rd for powerful of all Umt. lie believe* crusade. It isn't pa rightly or wrongly, that compute promotion for aid from Aniarlea! an account here now— add i to iUrtfetilarly. Your ihe baaic element! of common de­ nationalisation of a country Mean* , .!* .^onornk aspect of Maryland Gaxette, which *(a not cency among American TIourboni. totalitarianism and tho death of aSocialism, rather than the airlrtlv de*4 hut sUepeth." , K»ntual)y.| snvIngH kra insured to $6,0(k) and earn a worth. While Elliott Rooieveft iayi it*» all Private initiative. political, which U worry American the paper waatlpred th s 1 We got an'Indication of thia big business. Th# United 8tat«s poUtlctd storm, and whllo return. Accounla may be held Indlvfdually or politic! and juil an attempt In feqltng when Congree* was debat­ American Indu tmeat hit father, ha admit! he bor- ing the British loan a year ago. ha* mad# it quite dear that the helpful to hs.- good jointly - huitband apd wife can have account- InNow 220 y ean old B rowed a ihouiand dollar* from ibe m. wanted to ally. In this crisis, but wants to do to Ann* Arundel couitl know why U. &* dollar* should b* man who wai trying to m wiihout^cuttlng her owa throat. aa "The Maryland UI ■ ju im l^ at-fe-tQ tfel of u» H9wl ' ......- ... cW M appropriated to tav* British aoclwKTT _former R 'ttliU r WinWell, tho ms ’or belplng Ho- slan Churchill, that i saving* A Isaac It.-’a Hal the gov S 3 ,«5 a r " ' if S k a or from . .. in the W «ia ^ 1 very man from rvhotnjhf c< th a t -1 ctlu- would will (n Its Inquiry DfMeat misfortunes nea until ■the gullty men, Whose oaxy theories and , .all thl*.and for personal I n e o m p e t e h c * have oft* would tMnfc the breeght us down, hav* been dm en m on demanding na­ “ Ppwsr by th* votes of the tal lampblack! ^ the news; blr death*. crop repoeu. sailings, nnj stories amt gsver Ihgs, U pretty mi , 1 1 ever. * , " 5 ■ t- ; V _ . LV t ‘V ' -V of Sertiinolfe . e-- P h o tit m ~ »ure. on th# motor vehiclo manu­ facturers and mereH»ndj**r* for new paasenger automobile deliv rrica currently Aur|ia»»c* anything the Induilry ever hv* experienced. And neither can do anything alxiui it. Th* mairufacturera are aaiembling all the vehicle* -they can with the material naailable: the retailers are passing them along to waiting customer* aa rapidly aa they come from Ibe rle factories. Meanwhile th* waiting lilt, in­ stead of levelling off a« an aver­ age of around r,00,000 passenger cars are delivered immthiv to cus­ tomers, ia growing ti.-tdily. Some authoritative industry sources say the Iracklog, estimste*! after lowance for duplications, at 6^j00, 000 last Jan. 1, now total* closer to 0,000,000. ■ Many car dealer* are refusing to accept new. order*, although the manufacturers’ tales executive* are urging them to do so aa n matter of business policy. In most instances where retailer* are ac­ cepting new orders they are mak-. ing no promises regarding delivery dates. The dealer, of couise. know* no In-Iter than does Ihe customer when. U t 'e i i v new oa Ake bottom of hl> order list will come through from the factories. If he chose to do so. the dealer rould tell the new customer how many orders pre­ ceded his on the list and how many cars were scheduled to come from the assembly plants each month. But. he would have no assurance himself that the factory would be aide to meet tne schedule. 8o despite all Ihe pressure tiring exerted by would-lw new ra r pur. chasers upon tho dealers, there is little or nothing the retailer* con ... an filling the orders on their books in the sequence in which they were placed. The situation In which the jnduftry finds Itself with'respect to new car deliveries Is without par­ allel end there is no indication it will change materially during the year ahead. The industry'* sales head* know the accumulation of unfilled ol­ der* rest* largely on public ”assumptibn that there will be no curtailment of buying power: that any Industrial recession would wipe out cost of th* backlog in a few weeks. But they see no sign of any euch curtailment of buying power. If they seem to be sontewh... tealou* In their preachmetiU to dealers abupl. customer relatioqa, servicing, good will and such things generally, it Is because the sales executive* always have done their planning on a long range basis and are concerned about keeping their selling organisations Intact. Many of the retailer! currently dietribuUng new automobiles never hare experienced ah all-opt com­ petitive market. It Is these ear dealers the tale* chiefs are main­ ly concerned about in their plan­ ning for the future. County ^ A * !■•• N.wt Calender ■ "• • . . t i l l l>ean llvItoU »:le W»1n.tdar Hr.nlna Cu im i •1# i'M Lsle New*. • • i.iu i II..in*.(lull, Vt.ur. H ite Ua(« Hall Sroret 11,01 ((.•lurttfully Vouit ll:!S All Ihr Nem llteo Hlsn UK T k tttla , tterale* , SiOM Sign On s.sl lleadlln. N .at I , i C.lery Chopl'.rt Jsm lm ,.. (■SO lliimrapun SilS Art Dtrkwoi * 7:0ft New. 7 Ml HlinrlM- Hr,rhtil. Site New. SitS Henrlte H«r.tiutl. m l:IS Hlltrhlna Tim. i lo Morning fie,(dinns Si IS Morning Mmlltatlont Si MM Newt t i l l Mutlral Program Mil* Shoppers turmoil* itia Womans World IMieo Newt lo,ill t-uiln American Itliytluns 10: 1! Tunrt Vm'r- lltqutotad 1o;]n Church of r'hrt-t t*iUS Hetuk-Ctastirs • It oo Nowlit* ! Program llooumo... ilrtl-G uorhrw nH sitea - . <>. II I.'. II I: ) 'two I ■-II- I 8 ItiMe Sows at Nootr ||:tS Wrotern Molodlco till* Noon Hour Noloo li t! Htatnpo Quartet • II#* Newt , , l.ui gllrrr Htrlngt )rS* lladdy Morrow t it! QuickC Platter XiMM Pavorlt* Plats Ire l i l t tlar None Uanrh 3!** Nows 1 (0! T. Dor—-jr 1:1* Colo (tiro Clulo 4iM* Nowt !■*! I4*n I *1ill- | u 'hilTii ,N,,W* Ttr fit)* th* limit! &:•& Voice of llie Army l |00 Nfh » nf the f»*% WofRtpflii Ptimp. Art —for ^ RfAvsl' for M^MinsbWnrM -if Mip mrtil **f rnriium of InJurj ••! II. XrAillun *Ally. II. W III II.IIIMI PKID!IT« IlstU) rtll«U#l| ^th 4f)d Two tior> frnnt* b*>ut* * . —— ’ • .Sanford. Atlantic Hk. Bldg. Ilonra: 9-12 1-5 . Phone 294 Hat. 9-12 • Eyes Examined • Glasses Fitlc IrW - . 1- r' * •.Si .m ti P '■ re*?—, w pvr*: • i ■ - . K,-.t . •- All Better Dresses Vi Price ' ’/ DON’T FORGET THURSDAY . ; 8:00 P. M. ^ Sanford ,1 All Better Hats ■ if* -S : vr * V2 P r i c e I-udgc No. 1311 I 'Table Hat* & Bags 1-0 0 . — •Cw i • . i -We can truthfully say we are operating I with very Tittle overhead. 1 M cn’ii Straw Hata Price M4 # „ e*pcn*e - on your cir by bringing it to^ ♦ * ^ * *jULA* | *• N « t ’« Work Pants ‘ ml fw. pair A ■ TEEN TALK - - - < ' <081 ,- t . » 1.95 m us for periodic checkup. . ; Sniti startled. n wn^ n n t i they*derived iw y a irriii.iicA i own, and a igreat.deal „f satisfaction from helping others, It was ihe satitfeetlon -that anyone Keu from helping another who la In trouble, The food they produced meant victory and life lo . those people. Neither farmers nor other Amsrb ra n i want , fo,,, foraiirn soil, tor they are sallfied with thHr country, and they desired only to win the war as quickly ax possible and peact; ’ The farmer felt that hit .food -4ou1d runlril-ule largely to internatloal peace'and amity. H e'ex_____ _ _______ peeled___ only gratitude ___ and friendship from those people who had suffered much and who had marched with hie own country to victory. . rm— m STARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS! ••SHORT PROGRAMMttrch nf Tlme’n "Nrw Trninn For Old” Pete Smith’s-- "Sure Curen . • * ■ ' * % ■ Imst Day Wedncuday! @I®I®I®I®I®I@ I®I®. t = . e * . • .i J 1- 4 — *».■ ■ ■■ ‘ - • ______ i ■' ■4^" - . * X1 ^%!’ - d i L - - JA« - *§ * I t- - -- 4U - lO tlltD UNDII AVtHQIHV Of INI COCA-COt* COUfAHT »Y SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTMNG COMPANY rar. • ■ • ’ ' , - . : 1 SffirP «‘ o ’■ -n •'* • * \ •* • \ i. cv ' ’- m its l i , -- / RR1AN \ » DONLEVY *) Ronmr } ” WALKER l ie Opens 12:45 P. M. 40c ■ T 'T S m r k - Phone 971 —Le , * HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY SHOP — fM* North Pnrk r Woibl. per­ I by tba advice of 16 came up from Colton 1 have My Roauty Shop at 20fi North Pnrk in now open. The latest ifl modem equipment anti fornitthinga have lH>ett iiurtnllod, including intliyidunl igntlh tinils, and n Hnft water system, which is a necessity ill keeping your hair apft and iteautiful. Drop in or tall fur appointment. Formerly at 305 Para Avenue. trust ii. carry ■ - I 1".11 Hollyw 109 P k ln ttU o Ave. iLike d M 1 til (it i A i H Y i t i N i n , farmer*, iMiitix* j , other Americani. of this country have Iwen puttied nnd disappointed a l the suspicious reception (hat has l>**n accorded by some other countries t<> Ametlea’s proposals for ironing out In. ternalional difficulties and prnmntln|t peace and understanding. , American farmers have la-cn ill*appointed, for they. In good faith and patriotism, have produced the food that has saved th e' liyes of thousand of people in - ihii nmntrie*. * * '*■ * *. Duiing the war. tin//, nu-rln. plisln-d womler In food pnvIiteD'ut to the people of this country ntry Would have enough to eat and, in Ihe cate of other countries, at least ynough for life for thoimandt who nixes the idea he would play Ed­ die Cantor at Warner*, a* report­ ed. ”| ’d rather make it to the top Short | ■>■■ Circle 1® of tb« W. S. C. S. of tha bridal auemiani* attendants were eniertaincq entertained u , . i- k - n n . t tl nriuat Flret Methodist Church will assist J ®?" "nd *on; ‘ ye.lerday with a luncheon given Circle 7 In serving Friday night ffc rt T b « I“ -aT.'I io T 1:00 o'clock by Mrs. Id* Moore for those attending Youth Week, •» lh» home of ber parent*. _Mr. when Circle 10 held tta monlhly khc recently W r*fri*nda in tn-nr- and M„ . M 8 Wiggins, on Mag meeting. Th# meting waa held a t i _ , ‘ J r? fi Tk-.J*'**', ,, ,o n . , noli* Avenue. The living room and th* home of Mrs. J. 4L. Hoolehan,^ „„ U .V M 0f $un (*'r*h ot th« Wiggins home Vtairtnan. on Monday afternoon^ ®"' **■>' ; *{, r *: were • decorated with lovely The next meeting of the circle ................ — * * # *K‘ o n J u i , 7 i i J d d h" wTfc !Lrf n5!,n!Y.ti of ^ I,nn,M will be held on the second Monday | nf Septemlicr instead of the first . B K L l#i 5 ! P Thoe*didning- table where th . it was announced. £ T,T y i ^ r - « s were sca.ett Was .w .rl.ld L d L i ’i K »< Italian cul-wnrk gloth After the meeting was adjourned Mr*.'. Hoolehan" served refresh­ U B lr tf c r S a W X Z wb rh »■ ^ center"was a ^ lo f arments to Mr*. L. M. Swain. Mr*. Icft on j J y i f * U " rt tangemeiu u,f the pastel flowers. II. R. Herndon. Mrs. Carrie Draper, The trip as as aa «M1* - f a t . w*. AM •"•"'•‘“re ttnyra nbrideT h . trip was n-.v rety m t Wfre Ubride M<J Mand pUc<l lf to Mrs. Olive Well*. Mr*. Clyde pleasant, *hv uni. except for Brokman and visitor*, Mr*. J. C. Frank who had »,« sieknrst off mark the teating" arrangement of Trawirk and Mia. T. E. Herndon nnd on. It »t. un a Monday the guest*. Mitt McCall preaented of Valdosta. Ga. • morning when "Diamond Head" her attendant* with gifts and Mr*, ramo Into vie* end a« they docked kfoore's gift to the honoree waa a FAMILY REUNION HELD a Naval Station band wn* (here to piece of her choeen pattern of play "Aloha" tu*n. Ueut. Thorn- silver.. Aatisting Mr*. Moore In serving A fnniily reunion wns held on a* came aboatd stxl gave them- two Sunday at Ihe home of Mr. and - laiautiful lei’s aade -if fragrant were Mr*. Edward Higgine, Jr. and Mis* Kathryn Wiggins. Those Mrs. C. A. Ilittd l nn I-akr Mon- Plumeria Idos-m-. • ro*. Among those present were j “A* we started in leave the dock invited to tie with Miss McCall Mr. dnd Mr*. Orville Hartle of John lold me Hist lie 'nul found n were Mr*. J. * Rutledge Alford. LaPorte, Ind.. Mr. and Mr*. C. furnished house Umt u,-.-ould sub- Mr*. Emmet MrCall, Mr*. David A. Hlttell and rlilldren. Clarence, let far one month if agreeable to N ii'birkrl ami Mr*. Wiggins- Also Jr. and Wayne of Jacksonville, me." she wrote. 1 was vorv happy Miss Gene Caswell. Mis* Marths Mr. and Mr*. Claude Hlttell and to hear that until he told me the Perkins, and Mis* Nancy Collum. family Thomas.* Claude, Linda prire, 1176 a niteih. lie riplsined and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. that the coat of a hotel room would Mth. Ray Fox Gives Hlttell and children, ItettvjAlvlu, Iw 176 a monthjmd that the cost Rehearsal Dinner J r - Bobby and Clarence, Mr. and nf three of U» rating out for a Mrs. Kenneth Hlttell and Miss month etc. ami I tb.idid that it Mary Hlttell a ll-o f Lake Monroe, would Im« rbeapertn real tin house. Mr*. Ray Fox entertained last “Then I sals Ui- house. I knew rveping at 10:00 o'clock with a also Mr-and Mrs Eric Kinard and 4i'a rehearsal topper* fa r mein lairs-sad . f "f guest* o f the McCall-Alford vredIBert W Smith M Un(iif h f r S t ft? Paula. n,.i near tateee* IlnHalititt the btwtiial highest peak llonolul'1. ,||nir party. Th* supper was held t IHHI feet ohm# the *e*. We can following tlie rehearsal at the alt and look Hewn on the city of Virat Presbyterian Church, al Honolulu, Diatosod Head and un q,,. p 0g home at 1020 Magnolia out to *#st-‘ TV wind blow* all Avrliilp. * •i Ily R0H T il the time ami w tlrep under *_ The m . of the Fox home • ’ YSh1’1 , i r . were beautifully decorated with "Triet’e are seres .ind seres of pfak gUdiolutes and fern ami HOLLYWOOD. Aug. ii. id ’ The trend of stars’ making their pineapples and sugar cane with Illuminated with candlelight. The own picture* riintinu,'*. Brian huge cannerle. and "“War mills- iUp,M., wn, »r r v r,1 buffet style Donlevy ,1s the latest to join the it dta-sn t look like th.-ru "ould fj.0ni Ibe dining rimm and eaten ever lw a plneapyle or sugar short- , t | ndiv|du*l't»ble* set up on the H»t “f actor-tuijducera; .JjU law- ■ft* ■| Koconut* »nd *-------• it, ^vvtwi m- H ----------—-------■», in ngtift* wwiw w«v»* 0 "l fU '^-J^tninruf 1 -d«al foe - ■■i ■* ■■■ • - t — to grow ayeryvbi-re. Tn. toad* ,n tlghting the yard. The dining on* a year under hts own are quite good but terril'.y trook- | a|,jr w al rnvered with an Italian banner. Joins Dana Andtewa,| rd; they Wind around no many cul.w„r|, r |„th and centered with lummings, Melvyn Doug. M ountain but tie scenery* ia love- a „t|ver how, hol.linir the pink ^ n e ry . Silver Us nnd others, yho have -,-t up Ir. There V * Rower* and shrulw n ,lWpra an(, their .own companies in recent ffslart?, jnoil c$f Ihfm I I'.tvn novrr ra*ti|riaiirii HpM hurnlnir luntm. months. Actor* ag rrr lhat is the •ecu la-fora. TV,.- an- no eunke. Mr< Raymond Key served the best set-up for them, since it pro­ on the Island nnd to date the mm- guest* and assisting in serving and file* have been a ra­ wrre Mr*. Charles Park and Mr*. vide* an Income over a periltoil of ouitocs A II. Wallare veers. A straight salary is two rity. soon swallowed by taxes, thny Those invited' to Iw with Mis* MrCall and Mr. Alford were from think. With no la s reliuf in sight Tallahassee: Mr. and Mr*. .J. this year, more actor* wilt be pop. Rutledge Alford, Mr. and Mrs. ping up as-producers. Charles Alford and family, Mr. “If Wlomcs" will ba whipped in­ and Mr*. Jplinq Alford, Mrs. Nor­ to final ahape on the high tra*. man Slone and Fred O; Drake, Jr. Director Victor Havillr u ll* on Mt*. Mae Connelly nf Valdoala. the; Queen Mary Aug. 8 and will Mr. and Mrs. David Nusbickel of finish cutting the film aooar.l ship. Winter Park, , Mr- and Mr*. Herbert Slot hart will accompany Emmet -MrCall. Mr. and • Mr*. him and compose the score rn Kdwnid McCall. Dr. and .Mr*. route.,.II'ji'i.- it s not a tough.cn ~r.; n. Tlrownlee,' 'Mr* and a!r*7 sing. They'll sneak preview lh-» F. E. Il<-unilllal. "Mr*. Park. Mr*. Dttture In England^ whicn i* tome, Mr. an<t Mt«. Dan ,G. Mitchem F. h . Vernay, Mr*. Key. Mis thing new. . . . aitnouncad tisls) the birth of a Wallace. Nfr*. Id*e Moore. Mi** Larry Park*' suit against t ’o|. son, Robert Gray, on July 30 In Nancy Collum. Miss blartba I’arumbla J* being watched carefully Hempstead.* Long Islauil. Island. Naw kins, Mia# tim e Caswell of Or­ by other employ,'*. Evel/.q Krye* York. Mr*. Mitchem will l»e re- lando, Hey Fox, Jr. John Fox nnd alto signed a new contract before nirmli-rert a* the footer Helen Jimmy Fog and K-iward McCall. tha got Ike "JoLon Story" role. Wtleom ____ _______ _ ■■ And when Glenn Ford returned from .Sweilcn for jm .OOO.OOO from the marinee, he signed a new Mr. and )l( Gwynne MrCrum Met before he rould play with antiounped tm ty the birth of a Swedish crown* the semi-official Rice xposptll* 'feItette Davie in "A Stolen Life." let “ intby.^Aug. 5 at new*pa|ier The studio wanted seven yrata, ntri'qsi port*. but Glenn wpuld give five. . . . Additionally, the Pole* have Ital. tcCrutq i* the Jerome Courtland ia recovering placed order* for ilMi.lHM) *quare tor Hetty lo Anderson. from a grave lilne**. It was a meters of hardlamid from Fin­ tropical disease ha picket up in land. and 300,000 crown* worth the Pacific. Hie first data since Swedish Materials of lift*, crane* and silo* for con­ hi* recovery will be with Peggy from Dentnaik. Ordered By Poles crete Ann Garner. . . . Negotiation* for importing Susan Peters ia doing a fine Job WARSAW, {Poland (A h- I’o- building machinery are underin "The Sign Of The Bam" and idy there i* talk if Academy ‘ •* ''uylog equipmrnt for W»F w,lh Ajutrla. Similar pura] read Award*. Thia annoy* Susan who ronqreje w r l a , for flooring fw- j!**®!* n'*"* ,n ............ — • '• - J building machinery »-*c«ho*lovakla. *ay« realistically. "The *hooHng torlo* -arm schedule itn’l lo/tg enough for an Uf.l «1 performance." Academy Award Btit it's a good longxhul In the Academy future book.. . , Robert Cummings hies to Vic­ toria. Canada, for a visit with friend* after he finitht* "Sleep: My Id»ve." When he re ta rp i Iw’l. I start his first prnduelion on i-iown. It'a a thriller called *The (Data Heart" and he tiupea to lure j Ague* Moorehrad for It. . . . AP Newsfeaturrs Dear Judy. Most of the eub-deba with stag* ambitions get simply awooney when they *e# a girl vocalist “ with a big name dance orehtxtrj step up to the microphone and giv<t out with sentimental Jive. Jeeperx, the kid* exclaim, wouldn't |t b* won­ derful to stand up there in a shim­ mering gown and hold the audlenra in the palm of y o jr hand. But Just when we'to deep in Hreamdutt. along come* trumpet tooting Ray. Anthony, the hand some bandleader, to allrk a pit Vincent Price has ' Jmught a | in th* balloon. . Sure. Ray any* any girl with n erreyn treatm ent of ijitsn'* "Th«" Wild Duck." and he wants tn *ell| voice can .be 4 vocalUL bat— The first thing, eha must do 1.1 it to Columbia or UI. II hat a l*arn to sing. It'a not Just hut a qut ques­ starring role for him. natch. . . . tion of believing your friends who Abigail (Tommlre) Adam* H get Inelet yoo or* ■ natural bore vac. .tin g the etarlet buildup i t Colum allet. You may be the heot singer bl*. Her marriage to George Jr* In your high school o- perhaps •el awaits clearing up of legal ' ng.hht ex-wife and vour mother aeka you to sing for matter* InvoWin friend*, but that doesn't provd daughter. . . . The hill for "Arrh anything, eayt Ray. Tak.t a look Of Triumph" ha* naeied the five at Uncle Will or Aunt Minnie am) million mark. That1* a la*, of ralnotice If they are gritting their Frank Sinatra bought a two onteeth when you g i n out with the gtned plane end will fly hi hi* family high C'*. says Ray, don't believe you around the west for a vacation boIt straight tween "The Kissing Bandit" and can sing until “ youi have it irorn your muate teacher's mouth. "Miracle Of The Brill” . . . happy I t you do have a good voice, listening: "thunana" by Freddy ■till have to work to de- Martin , • . Eddy Howard ia a t the v*lop U. You’ll have tu leare how Coconut Gfwve and Duke Kiting, l the I die- ton al Giro'# with verr-H*t«neb|e rubric- But not dsnreable. . . . llohert Young wants to play Ban in "Lxtok Homeward. Angel* If# Shirts You can reduce the overhead - operating . e r s on a l PRE - INVENTORY Tei ^ . • ** • The thin) “ Moonlight Barbecuo" and swimming party given by Berbers and Jranett* Wathen the Central Florida Flying Club will return on Saturday from • was held at Blue Springs on Camp O'Lina a t High Springs, Fla. Monday night. Thia elub is msde up nf the students and officials Mr. and Mr*. R. B. Monroe of the Sanford School of Aviation. haf* returned to Sanford and Nearly 70 persona. enjoyed the are making their home on Celery Avenue. ‘* . affair on'M o n d * £ n ig h t ,. , .9 j r Following a Rioonllzbt__a*lm Mr. and Mr*. F. H ask r Wright ~ ,* hudaV the group enjoyed a supper which raTx? Townrend Club will m*«t included 160 pounds of harhecued have returned from Dowling Green. so. Aou,.,“ I’.M. meat and other food. Roy Brown­ Ky, where they have twen spend­ butin*»* meeting there ing staled that additional club ing some time FR* playing and checkers RcUvities will include anotho* Friends of Mrs. Fred Wilson , tad refreshments will Ih- served. "Breakfast Flight" to Silver i will regret to learn that she D _ Mo n d a y 8pring* next Sunday. This flight ill and cotiflned to her home on ^ , eirries of Ibe W. M. 8 . of will be mad* up of the majority the First Baptist Church will of private plan*. In th l. arei Soulh 8anford AvenU#' S E L " .1 w50 M- ■* follows: and hreakfast *nd_ other activit­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Jarrell OWL 1, Mrs. John - lingers, 010 ies are being planned by the oper­ have returned from a two weeks ators of Silver Springs for the 4 k r ?y*: ;„Circl» Mr*. ,vacation spent In Franklin . and 9 Klor* Heights; visiting plldls. Among those attending the other points in Nurth Carolina. ‘ K r?' M„7- A J - relrraon. n nC. r Dickerson, n ? V SlrM,: South CirtU Sanford supper were Mr. and Mr*. Jack Mia* Ruby Anderson left nn Pearson. Mr. and Mr*. Willlsm Av«*ue; Circle 6. Mrs. II. W. Arenberg, Mr. and Mr*. Wslter Friday for Sodu* and Rochester. Rocker, WO Valencia Drive; Cir- Krohne, Jr. and sons, Mr.- and N, Y. where the will ep«nd a * W*am « i ? , C. UeCouiMey, 218 5(re. Mack Tindale. Mr. and Mrs. month. w ait Ninoleenth StreeG It. F. Sleeie. Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ Mrs. J . E. Wathen ha* !>c*n ' TUESDAY ence Collins, Mr. and Mr*. Guv TW Woman’s Biidf Class of th* Storer, Mr. and Mrs: Browning, visiting her daughter and eon?t w 1 , C i ^ 'h will mf. t Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huff • nnd in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Jack Grant, *n ,*'® rburch *nne* annex daughter, Mr. and *MVs. Ted In l^etb u rg to r the past seven _ .fk . • 5 Mrm A. Z ^dksen, Capk H ltrton'of Orlando, * •* !« ... mi • nd. Mri. Mr*. • iC. A. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Yoat, Mr. and Capt and Mr*. Glenn (Nteocek Andtreon, Jr. aa hostesses. Mr*. William W right, Mr. and • nil son, after visiting for soma Mr*. Winsor Rowlev, Mr. and In Sanford, left todaj for Mrs. Mnckoul of the New Smyrna time Field where Capl. Govoeek Casselberry News Aero Service, Mr. and Mrs. Edtnn IKglin t stationed with the Army Air Oolt, Mr. and^ Mr*. Richard By Jane Williams Casselberry . Batchrler, Dr. and Mrs. Henry Corps. The Wom.li1. «u-i ... t ..u McLaulin and son, aon, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Floyd A. Palmer and daughter and spent Jatlan Service met July 23 at ths Van J Haten 'u " Sunday in Tampa with CattflbfrryCommunity If----Mr, in d Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Schultx and - ...... —lit y Hoiijml Also Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gunn, T»*r* was a short worihiii period Mr. and Mrs. Girard Croxton, daughter, Gail. Mrs. Cassandra ___ and btaicei! meeting, .followed Schultx, who ha* been spending mpa, returned to bv a UlMln Girl Scouting hy M ri Mr. and Mr*. D. Cordell. Mi.. a week In- Tam Guy Colado, Girt " ~ ' ^fcWKr, Sanford wftST liv for th* Winter Park Council The Prescott,r..tfc!SiSJ Charles Baker. Capt. Erskln# A. Seay. U 8 N, Society is planning to sponsor a Southward, Adrian Stacy,Ernest Ty gtH Seoul troop locally with Mra. Franklin, Phil Glamberdlnl, 8'ep- and Mr*. Seay and Krekin*. Jr. of Washington, D. C. are residing W. ff. Lowdcrmilk, Leader, and hen Bennls, , John Lingerf, It. Mr*. Leonard Cattelb«rr7 , assist­ Frank P iatt and daughter and at the home of Miss Annie llaw . kina on Celery Avenue for sev. ant leader. Donald Knight. era I months while Capt. Seay is ■errtre by the hostetsev* for tlie •roring Mr*. ' R. J. Bevin and has been a patient a t John fy |i on sick leave. Mrs. . Charles .. . Winkle. ---berry bad as their guests at As­ Harvey Covington, son of Mr, !> the absence of Rev, Nath alen Lodge, Mr. andMra. Chrl# W. and Mrs. E. A. Covington, has i Thmps >*«& Ihe Sunday morning kins Hospital. ge*was delivered by Mr. Miss Molly Casselberry returned had aa his guests Roger Stacy and George Sharkrlton, prominent Julv 28 from New York where she Rudolph Smith of Florence, 8 . C. btyaan now living in Oriando. has been vacationing in’ tho Ad- Hr. Stacy and Mr. Smith are IV re will be a meeting of Lia irondack and New York City with students a t the University of d of Stewi * of tha Com- her mother, Mr*. Mai Casselberry 8outh Carolina. Baud Stewards ■ Ity Church next Thur*day.l_ Mr. and Mra. Je ff 8 w#*»lngen Mr*.' J. P. Dellrnedetto, th* f hav* had oa their 'houseguest. Brooke, left • ' * 1 1 P- M. at the Community Miss Margart Swearingen of former .Elhelen* yesterday by plane for Bermuda ----- Mr- and Mrs. C. W. Rush have, Cleartnont. * % to Join her husband. Joa DeBenpurthased a home at 2-10 Sunny-; Mr. and Mr*. C. B. Gunn b • detto^ They were reA nify m arri­ *?** , ...___ - ! mojrad into thslr Aaw Jtomo a t ed in Palatka. Mr*. DcHcnedettu "Jld.Mre. LeoarJ Coroel- 8 unnlown Rd. ------- -ji.iidlnw.-4vy. - • • Mr. and Mra. Tally H a tta ra y snd has had a« her guest* her brother, Mrs./WZ. Btroud returned Aug. rhildren. Bobliy and Mary Frxn- Corneiiui Brook*, .and family of 1 . n il- tioto Baltlpiore. Md., where sbr-eew. are vacationing in Alabama. CincinnaU. _____ _ ' • . Mr*. Fred Meyere, district de­ ^ m puty president of District No. 10 of the Rebekah Assembly of Flo-ida,- furnished th* Installing officers for Installation of officer* of the Kissimmee Lodge No 42 laet night. * . Those from Sanford attending were Mr*. Meyere, Mrs. I. II. Rubow and Mr*. Alyc* Aehdown. i lilRUli Ii ' -.V; i■ J n Moonlight Barbecue "E n joyed By Pilots A otherwise Circle 10 Meets • Mrs. John D. Thomas iMrs. Lee Moore Gives Common Sense Jh *Ykrr; ,h*,mou',uLln* n! food which they pruduced through With. Mrs. Hoolehan Of Geneva Describes Bridesmaid Luncheon Rural Jlv Spud* Johnson lohg hard hour* of toll were being Beauties O f Hawaii , Miss- Connie McCall and her . ’ used -for people other than their Plant were made for tho oupper •- _ _ THURSDAY mLi ? I* Class of the First * F j a t Church wlTTbold - • “ MAh, supper _ 2 at the Church a t 7:00 P.M. i . - T o ^ i * ^ ' * 1* Girl'* Auxilof the F im Baptiit Church Will meet at 8:00 p. M a t th* 1' ' • would • There are 200 drlve-ln thralrr. In the United States. There are Ht.OOO auto tourirt "motels-" In the United Slate*. Dr. C^arleH I,. Pernona Oplometrint . 7 • H nllM dt) K lttlt* • 00 Now* ✓ , » tiOi Twiltghl SoiiaV • l it nick Aik.II • it* Sport* Htrnl* 1 :0 At* Vuu l.ltl.nlnt Iioo N.wt Jltnmij il*lnoiippW inr,n>,r l i l t Juhnnr T Sv Central Milltillll.* fit* Will Itraill.jr 1 :0# UP Nvki Si li Mrliut* «l M.U..1, SilV Trestury iliir.i Mttr • t : l t Hum Mois .hi Hz DAVID J. WILKIE A«*ociatMl Prr»* Autnmotirre * Editor DETROIT, Aug. «, tO-IV ca- * The visit of U. S.-Secretary Snyder to. Brazil, while ostensibly a pleasure trip, covers a week’s tour of coffee •limitations, mines, factories, docks and farm areas, accord­ ing to Krttle Hill, who write* from Itio de Janeiro. Snyder ia accompanied.J&. t^v .Amuricsi*-Mnbm*nsUer to'Rrftzll, and the Drazilian envoy to the United States, as well us b y ’a staff of eight advisers. The Brazilian cabinet ha* been engaged in formulating a request for loans front the United States, but Snyder gives no encouragement in that direction. His idea is to sponsor the industrial and agricultural development, of thin South American country by direct participation of American capital and [reople. If Brazilian enterprises can be stimulated by a trails fusion of American knowledge, practical ability und capital, thd bond between the two nation* might be strengthened. Uncle Sam should go easy about handing nut American dollnr*. Too many of them have gone down the Tfcalu with Rule ■rent-pregrcair mat t e ---------’ ——— Pressure On New PROGRAMS Car Dealers Surpass RADIO Station WTItlt Previous Experience — M a s a r y k S in ja k s 'rho Foreign Minister of C*echonlovakiH. .Inn Masaryk. son of that country’s first president, attempts, in,an article in the AuKti.it Rotnrian, to. explain hi* country’s stand in the world of today. . ’ He tell* of tho age-old enmity between the 11 million Czechs and 70 million Germans, and the latter’s continued effort to swnllow its smaller neighbor. Czechoslovakia alone would Ik* unable to stop another incursion of Germany, which might, he says, some day occur. So, for their own protection, they have allied themselves with ’Russia, with whom they feel kinship as Slavs, and wittj whom they have never had any trouble. ’ \ • Masaryk snys that thy Czechoslovaks remember clear­ ly, -thoUKh without bitterness, thnt their clode alliance with the Western-democracies dfd not help or save Harm when the German Hood inundated their country. Nevertheless, he Insists that they are friendly with the democracies, and have a great interest in American newspapers, magazines and movies. The people study English as well a s . Russian and have much ItTcommon with.American*. ■"* --Minu*?k’fr~*cplnnation’ -o f’ Czechoslovakia’s alliance with Russln sound* clear and reasonable. His unrancorous frankness-leave* no cloud on the issue. They have a right lo seek protection where they feel surer of getting it. It i* to tie hoped th at they will never need protection, and that the3 alliance will continue to be a (teacahlu one, hut lllfilll) somehow, wc wonder. , ? || * P A G E Y iiH E K T H E S A N F O R D f t F R A U D , S A N F O R D . F IO R ID A —— ' ' WEDNESDAY. AUG. 6, 1947 TTTF SANFORl* ffK RlU lL SANFORD, n n m ilA The Sanford Herald - N ESDAY, AUG. G. 1B47 • - a ■- V ----- »-r- ’AfJK *nvn ’ • • r-,v»v ♦ - *• �THE SANFOHD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Feds ShutOut Azaleas Azaleas Coming To Sanford Tonight In uLTwin Affair Bcgin- rung A* 6:45 P. M. V. Sporta Roundup By JOSEPH IL KELLEY -BOSTON. Aug. 0, LFI-Becoroing more discouraged daily user his eor# pitching arm, Boston Braves* hurler Johnny Bearlsy hopes the '‘General who ordered me to pitch in Hawaii feels better than I do.” Johnny, who has beea to all kinds of doctors and has had all kinds of injections didn't oven make the last trip with the Braves. Recently, when abla to rats* his arm he has pitched hatting practic* for (he Red 8ox, fils trouble, he says, sterna from A pitching as­ signment by a General wb<> dis­ regarded the former Cardinal's plea that he wasn’t in shape. He has a 2-0 record In >4 innings of work. Which reminds that the Btavts, long opted hereabouts for a team more dependent upon Ditching and' -fielding finesse, now have ono of , . PALATKA. Aug. 0, (SpecialI t Big Bill SUnton limited the sixth and righthander Jack McCsromon will handle the mound assignments fo r Manager John K ridtr’r aggrogstion. Manager Johnny Toncoff platter. Tim Tyler banged out two for five, Ralph 8atterfield rapped two for four and BUI Lewis hit twice In four trips. Johnny Mc­ Manus. Buddy Lake, Don Murray and Bill Stanton each hit safely ones for the Sanfordites. UMUHU ■fe a *e • ' McManus. M , -V i I 1 Tyler, il » * * * tllveimsn. if * •} J ! Lake, lb ' 4.11* SaUttfltld. lb * J J J Bride. «r Murrey lb Lewie e Stanton, p . Total* rs flT K I IMtousa*. lb dom es, r f B e ck , lb W ta tb tta , If T o sc o ff, c x s £ * * * x p . acmMUS BA H AS SO 6 A M T O H* HMt TWU6MT B'KLY* rm P UP UiTHt MtMOKS. SHOT TON, 1 INTMRIAf BROOKLYN BOSS, MAS p a ve NOTH** tm ats WITH A FA N CUT UM P, AN D M lS - . P t T a r n s H A V S h fT U ttO T X * oA P O X N TS^ M S A O S. PO N T A M O erS, B U T B 'K L Y H M AO A S ’ L S M T H L E A D A T T * * \ 9 0 - 0A M B M A S K S SSIASOM H oN nwtS T sfUcC i Pint*. «f, lb U him , •* D tlS I tn . rf C fcanfler, p Jr2il The Clubhouse moM L Is JIM BECKER ess we . J P - ^ v i l M l « r w Bporlr Writer B*crlf>«*i Runs In Eighth To Trim St. Augustine The DoLand Red lists scored seven run* In the eighth frame to tag a 7 to 4 thumping on the 8L Augustine 8alnla last night. The Saints used three pitchers in th* attempt to item the'Red Hat upriling. The I-eesburg Pirate* edged th* Daytona Beach Diets in a 2 to 1 battle In Leesburg. Orlaudu took an easy l> to 1 cbnteit from the Gainesville GMen, ss Joe Jones limited the Alla: Lsitrrr, Leo it, HlNermen. Bs»torlUKX Pwtiet Bienton. Brut* ». Bauerftold. • Btol.n b.w«i home! Doubt, play*. Ornnri sn-1 Toocoff; Ppiuoa, DeBouses and Beck. Lsft on baseei Bsnford ». Pstalk* 14. I u * l on bsHt: off U n ­ ion », Chsndl.r I. Htrlh.outsi ftsatea 4. Chandler *- Time of «*m* . - »!tS. Umpire*: Taylor and Wlnoton. • 000 000 070—7 8 3 010 003 000—4 10 3 J. Peres and Madjeski: Stillwell Daytona « 000 010 000—1 6 t |j*<abnt'g J -*-001 noi t t Gaddi* and TetraUltt Lanlay and HalL {{ *tfaaeeaey'a OrtsnOo ». OatpeaVlUe IpeLaite V «*- Auguailne * Leerburjr J. LiSriok* 1 ■AHrOKP »• nAHroni * at fs u VIh? Uslneevtlle SI Orltndo D*L«n4 at *1 A uoujl Ftttib lrsU ' 41 *• rhUsdelpbla ■ 41 4| • T H lttU r 'i Keealu Boston 4. Brooklyn t New TMk I. FMalelSkl* t . P ttubursb II, Cloctnnatl 4 m. Louts ». Ctltcsso I AMKniCSN WAOtK freshman year. Gaines vtDa 001 000 000-1 2 3 Orlando ' 400 080 2 0 s-0 10 I D-cper, O'Caltsghan and Dulaney; Jonee and Ahreu. Major* with an overall batting •average In the .200**. Thu rlub had whacked 172 doublet. more than the toUl two baa* output for the 1846 season. The home run output ovgr the •ante period was 67, compared to the 1840 season total of 3V. The Braves, who need only a little smoother double play work: in Ad­ dition to another good pitcher to b* up there, hava stole i 3*1 bases this season, tha most In both two batters hitting better than .280. now they har* eleven. In­ cluding Johnny Sain whose aver­ age Is‘.377, With U hits ;«nj 14 runs bitted In In 63 times si 1>at. New England Loagu? I'un ‘ Recently at l/>wsll. Mass., a gams went 11 inning*. At the end of the regulation aln* with the •core Lynn Red-Sox I Lowell 3, the plate umpire removed, hia mask and protector, emptied belle tha dressing room, spectator howled, “ Yob ran t yo yet, th* game isn't over.” With th* crowd guffawing and hit face red th* ump climbed back into hla harness. Hs was remind -,I every s i a i i Inning u t m u j c thereafter, w i r i r a i i r r * “ You i u u can't canhalf go yet, we’ll let you know «hen." Curfew ended the umn'j discom­ fort and the gams 1-3 after 11 frame*. S u ffo lk Down* F ob J ust befora tha 13th running of th* Uaisachueetta Handicap, which Stymie won to extend hi* all lime earning*, to 1718,600, a sum 180,280 more than second place As­ sault has collected, a 60 piece hand struck up Harvard's “Up Tba Street” march. A proas bo* wag turned to th* Boston Globe's 200 Dound Vvm Miller, raront Harvard tackle and quipped. "Bet must uf the*# 80.040 sweltering ajBetator* think you'r* going to rid* S;ymia.” Miller laughed all dver and after th# raco retorted -“Stymie cosld have won with me up." Mll- *• It 1 Tstt.rSsr's llesaUs Rew Tork 1 Phllsdelphis, I Wosklnsti.il 1. Itnston I a Reduced TO$50 S K w S S g : wr STATE league Crown. Th# Massachusetts Box-< ■' ________ Ins Commission I* nowommiDll SILVER SPRINGS. Aug. 0, •bout th« Rock'* N«w York 8tat* (Special)—Bob Thorp*. Calneavlllt •iup«n*ion, • spokesman explain- outfl#ldsr, yesterday « u fined WO inK, "Graxlano n m r u i applied I for using profane language In a for a slat* license. VY* r t n ’t tall n an * at Daytona Beach Sunday what we'll do unlU ba applies.” afUrooon. It. was announced a t The commission, reportedly no laairue headquarters by Acting mora politically controllai—th.HT -Pres. 8yd Herlong. UtVh t N U A ^ ' l h e T e w d ‘h N rpmmtislons. • Gatnaavill* Monday would not servo the tha Staton M head despit* tba fact tha n last Saturday dtadlockad of hla resignation. B T A tn o r r u tn lO A t o MAXt n K N IU R T . tie * WTOTT S A ­ VAN NAH A V B N U A , VALXKMTA. o r o a o ia . A sw orn bin o f eom plslal h s v la s been I tM In U o ClsenH Court la and (or Hemlnole County, P ie r- wtLM«'5SS"iheorei‘iThereloforo .',fc ss.;:. 10 Ikoee l>r*eentscomm and you t , (bro .aaM C oat* b y • attorn ey ua II to Jsrtber M oi*kL**b be s a g napear beOMAoe la yereon or on before the 4th nrfered tk s t tk lt aiw^5Jf Uf gjauri1^ V A LU ES NOT JU ST ONE S E N S A T IO N A L FEAtURED W EEKLY BUT A GROUP M O N E Y S A V IN G AT FIRkS TONE s s fs tfjs s fitfs s - aLIv wuufd recommend tha gam* strongly b eany n( their sodUiwest rivals as it ia reported, those two southern colleges collected their largest regular season checks af­ ter playing before packed bouses • i Braves F i e l d . __________ A kslkg Football Kata Football fans a r t looking for­ ward to seeing 8L Mary's Herman Wedemeyer perform here against Boston College next fall a t Brave* Field where many baseball fan* think he'd look good In a Boston Braves Uniform. Braves officials emphasis* they hava not talked with tha body because h* still Is In college. Junior STAKE WAGON I CARRY WORRY O t KSURANCE- Regular Ad ?n This Newspaper MUNICIPAL PARK 6:45 P.M . •IIHt n iiT T A n n | 'i; %t - --*^ eBeew V ,e4_-- • 2 pQftf. s . Trim and Shuff or Paint • Turpontlno • ° d L Llnioed Oil • V Wall Brush • 4" Wall Brush • 1H" Trim Brush H iln u ELECTRIC WHIPPIR Z d fhtw slgkt, P jrts b i A with sard stu c k ed. For light whipping or stir­ ring. A m l bargain I Over In th* National Football Laagus/ which has been operating th# picture Is not nearit when th# All-Atper- tu b TH O SE by tha Orlando Senators on a five-day "look," Business Mgr. John Gansel announced yesterday. long1Calls Meet Discuss Pres. A1 irobs* Resignation be a t wed hs td«r of Isegue, P R E S E N T IN G OF former Praa. A! Combe fined him 1100. Sanford officials objected and dema nded a .hearing which was held with five Hanford and three Daytona Beach witnesses offering evidenced DaLand announced that it play a double header at home with St. Auguitine today, A u g . O. First o'clock U__________ Iv before a mirror. In my sopho­ gams will S tart a t Once more year ’ won school wide hon­ with tha regular game of the day ors. Anything I Ilk* 1 memoriae, starting at 8:16. Shakespearean, classical or dog­ gerel.. . Chuck also is julte a bas­ ketball player, performing last season with th* Boston Celtics. substitution of thriving I formers for a 12 to 16-gama sched­ for last vear’a woeful MU ule now top many check* paid to -- and increased loyalty baseball alar* who play 164 tilts. by fan* In the tight eight All All-Am*rlra But to keep from cutting their rlilea. better than 2,000,000 .un­ own throat*, the two rival leagues doubtedly will dent th* tumstyle* will have to get together soon. next season. J i uniform salary seals and a Moves have been made throi fit*, draft system will have to ba wotkout the conference to streng Kit. ed out between them before they tha loop for Jta sophomors year. bankrupt themselves bidding for An "acliva civic group has taken stars. over th* Buffalo s^uad and hopes In addition, a united front to build tha upstata city Into the would old. In tha war against game "Green Bay” uf tha league. Balti­ fixers. more has sold more season ticket* An Indication that tha pro than ths largest crowd at Miami. leagues may hava concluded a Tremendous fan interest la being peace pact by the end of ’|0 is* exhibited all over th* circuit. Pen­ contained in reports that several nant race* thoulil be tighter and of tha rival owners hsve begun to that will Improve patronage. Last year Cleveland and Naw York rilada runaways of the rase*. And tough Admiral Jonas In­ gram has taken concrete steps 'to Insure integrity sraong hi* ath­ USUAL NOTICE view , " • “L*° •'inouncwl that, follow. York "* * h»«r *"C to Daytona Beach last week, he had reduced the Bears' first baseman, wowed that Boston Baseball W riters' dinner, last winter srith hit recitation of •Casey At The Bat.” Chuck, a former Seton Hall athlet*, has a t secret ambition to b* a stags orl radio actor and expatns II this wav: “When I was a t 8*ton Hall some of. the kids loosed down a t some of us who playtd on teams. In my first speech class 1 flubbed v_bC>tv*i*e4 . L Retrwtt 4 ng 'Pre*. 8yd Herlong Jr. of tb f1Florida But# League yea- called a special mealing gue directors for 6:30 p.m. a t DaLand to formally act Lhe resignation of Praa. A! T ireflone mx&ZZ* “ * MURRAYS FINE letes. •ft. bouts W E D N E S D A Y *, J - If Johnny likes wheat bread «nd Bill like* white bretd th e r e 's n o n e e d to buy two loaves when one loaf of delicious Twin-Pack 2-in-l will do. Twin-Pack 2 -in -l has halSf a loaf of *hltc bread and half a loaf of wheat bread—each half separately wrapped in one loaf. Thrifty h o m em a k ers by tha invmW. Whetho-your IsmHjr !• U i« e �1 / . i BSOAy. AUG; fi, 1917 •mr fjnvrmm wrir ern WTirnnn mrrmrnr — S !“ Legal Notice r a-*:»t rtvis laborers In Germany Rerlin Beggars Are Canndt Live On Pay Helping Underw orld Iw a f e n —ifl’ ll.l 'll' A llll' 11 - 411' l In; (f't , if le iimr. •'"•I i.. Mi U«aUy . a i d ■ o . b Do- Uibhv once lUingi — at t'o n lin g - -In h a le .« ie p u t .i l .I,I ' mole to Ki’iu,ri>>lty.|‘ ' I • ji i - taught inn,c AP N r-sfralu rm Ami IK .it.- terry waine.l Mid -W Sewsfealures hiitrta, *rnl‘ w tint* inaititi^ adil11 ** IIERLIN-#The (act lliut Iti*’ ov«rBERLIN -Berlin'* iadUe hav Him fu-ii Iwggm- «n» •|Hitti,i « ibirli Tti" Si: ti in IV .T vhhurn. ,\l Al>«mn, etv > «Sri*igr i n - * Ib .v • ioi G«rm»n worker can't make deviated wnr on the ’-'ggiii nut , f„, btnglafy imn.:- ,u. I i) i > > * ■ r> -tie lm» »■ K U*rd* : III* lei • ,, i„ • , ., . „ In-... t'lH S *«id *he had YOU AUK HKItK hY Nt»T!KIKI> both end, tiuVi any lungvi under, aancc which Is plaguing the city .1 I Imiiitl that *» «uli hut hern filed rlg.ltn*t wage cnr.Uuis lM e(f,ft thej because,many of the Wggnra havt-| night unn- !•*»■ daw iif tenrhing.™ Foil far «t»*olMtr tllltifi1*. t*> H.intlhu Nail cm hi. b-d to loud demands1 been found to l>o muking n h an d - i*,,|i,v ,|i .,. , ,j ! * “ I've alit. i • iintivl to have «)iat i ilcKink) King* lit the, Circuit j aonic living bv doubling n* Idnek llmlly *,i .teach, just to Cuurt iif Ki tnlnolf Cotihiy «t San- for Increaod wa'gea. •— Iri do with the Trade a*ion leadeta have been} marketara ahd • siMiitcra" toi luir ,•»,( yi, i | font I’loi l i t Th«* title of tlie Wheeler of Sanford tauftr is ILttdlg Mr Kitil«> King, pressing M>n|>*tion authorities] glacy gang*. 'th.tr |iii»......... nevyr ^ i< iM.tmtiou* ‘ u Ik. ii <n.ltU'd it i > *■ Plaintiff, uryui Ycm \*.tl Klnyti t"f I t1. Lien wj for ap p m al’ of wage ad ju st.-' A ditevlive from pt't'ih Juunl *t„ ,m fomj ,.it...u of h, ,wen when CANVAS AWNINGS j Kltlg, | lefr rul »nt. »Rvy*t» ' g nuhters .warned hi»u».h.»ldei ■ m ' ......... , «(,»«. , „ . . t v\} -sehnnl I . V- v 1 -AND YOU AUK l«Klti;ilV COM* .CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS 113'/i MAGNOLIA AVENUE- t* C taiii. i MAKPEIi tu prpM * Bccaurw whgr* aiv out of Hi,6, "‘J toS? •H-cupMloi) .cvtoM id 'be ,* „• „ „ VENETIAN BLINDS j dlly_- *ir I#) Mtl*rfM’>, |||. »+tiri suit a number ,.f important im hi.lite«, ' ,}l l"„ ,."?'V,rr <J” . PHONE 1091 -lli I h , w h a t Ihv for dimrre, on th«- tSn«l May «f Aluminum, Steel,’ Wood! SANFORD. FLORIDA ............ ............• ------- U « W* * J«l«" 4 f« ’ , . i';f| . ,.l, . , „ |||,. • . particulixii •liuildiug 'and mslal August |»#Ti centagu of the ihousamls which, „ n „. Mi,a tlulUl i LSI . I ri !• «g«t l'" l l I* .1 Han* working aie iiaviug constant .difDo Your Collecting For Yon 10 DAY D ELIV ER Y _. font in Srrnimdr County, hi*»u of (iculty in rrct mtiiig and h<dding infest Berlin*-*trVet* nmi square-, i Call At Our Office For Collection Rates f L ^Q A C H E ‘ Klorhla. this !Jm! tte> »*f July, l* •hnd titfiv proved' tu Ih- eiigngiitg y r. CJi.-fr* ftb .ftt (tifiil. IMT. We REPAIR! Tunnussuu Tcafliur in ctimiugi activities. • I 1 ! ..... ll', 1,|«L* Itt Hi* ^7* O. ll«rniton A atuiiy made by U>* statistical Often, police found a -l«'gg.ii ■1M i ii. il riff Siiui,.g A« Clerk «.f ihr Circuit’! ourt Has T U Yoar Kucorcl office* of the thicc German state* FKEK ESTIMATES u’l ,i,l, i. a,II. «n>.| Ike was offering Idurknuuket n o t ,, H+mlnulr Cminti* rinrpta in thq. Akeiican soiic reported r:4C n lt» eilloM in l« 111 f t I. Hunt |t#p««t% I'lerk Phone HOH for ante to the very pci sons from ,.4H j .. i, ik# ua F I! A T T A N O O G \ T e itn . f.l*> tcm c riT court kkal> that the average ssnenlial expeu- whom he wag asking alms. JarKaon A Cartflll w ip if >r:llt tXc,JOc.SOc. M ! V(1 1 A . r 44 V * ‘ Hl’flI T ' dilurf* of normal consumer's As sperint fieril. indice wattiVd Orhi ruli*+ F|ii rii!a family of fin* inngcii front 17Q to against Ihe housedo-house U,g. riKhi brtck -m hi*r Allot n r ) f o r Plaintiff e E;i *xhvn r*r 1i *m»! 1 v itt ■» in i r , 186 mark*‘m n four wet'k'i |>«-t - gain who made file rounds itt tin \LL J^ilt t*i! year.1 iad. ilo siw r them .* m i'i p sin­ Aniericsi^segtoi of the city gle induttmd giotijt in whlrii'Lhe “The American families." ! Get SLIMMER nverngf turnings of unskilled « police icporl, "are the i-p,>ei.tl j male woi Ln. i niched that level. this vitamin candy way \ M tD i.K Y m : m ;t i \ n HI IM IS Earning data avadsblo ,vip In target o f professional heggni** r,o ! 1llVf I I _ America*! Mo-i I.....liifil , FO R R EN T last Septrsibci showed that un* fft No rifjui conservative estimate of the ro.t S ARTICLES FOH SALE ,8 .. .... I m i i i n . HELP WANTED Atinnilnim • l ed.it I'oli-h, ,) t blininilin 1 Noilnift. ll ill, In# uraipl# AVIrs "kllhid' hutkling Worker s ai emged of es.qtttinl gmid* and ■eryh e and ■i . V<k Me I' iW I fee t Iiiiv.il.I ViUmui Cn.tr k/-ti*ioi Itin only m l nurk, in a four-wc-in per­ actually lepto.ent a lower , * >m dwi'i i . i » r miiu )RD PLAYER8 for rent. By W . STM V K N S •• fr17 IV. {(qM idmiii - O rliindu IvUlL fur nwlitiT A CUStUeLt coun»l.r<fnt.icn.m i.<* leant. m iod. ' Keen semi-sklltcd mid level of consumption than the one CONCRETE SKWMK V ll'l. 1or week. The Music Box, 118 ........... 2-«72!l ho,'r. elsu mmIu girl. U n « y '. liiu i ruifi aprti<w ibmi * ilflicioia ». skilled workri« in n tium)>et of on which the e«»t-of living index year rowr SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Trupi lot St. I’hone 953. II • ntwtPaitamm totitadt AVI** esndy irutustralisl groups earned wage* ig IhihihI. On the InUet liavi!. *a Block*. Aluminum Windows'und *haecifAla Al^dutrfy hanufr-s* 1 m -1 uw expenditures. fauiilv of five oullni earn fion Screens, White to m iit, I’aint, PULL time Wntkinn Route .ivall- ItikkieM Ut il rwadimM krwagi f t’K space in Meisch Building. .ThlUl'wL vtupjuti^U'vl Dull l be " —k- UAalrri 211** *marks. lerm n.tile, llurrirnmutile hi .Siu.i-.i.l. I( jwi h«.*n- *. « light ofices, .newly decor■flgnref tig" exiH'iultiurrs were * a March. nt* « It!Iiid to iv r l " , . i l l utilities baal aad'JoniElih Ave. Phono 1335. FOR TH E B E S T ICE CREAM horn* u doy fur excellent earn* I Vitsin m* 110 T»|H«i,ii.is'Vm ,*1im !i, ^eervice furniahed. Cnll ItWingi. write for perminal inter-' »«r lm W, m tmmmrr W. I r*l| h ph,., H. 4 A. Dept. Store. FLOW Bits * rn YleW, A.11,11. Car* Herald Tourhlun Drug Co. I ry foe all occasion* fALK8CENT HOME now Umimlll.il A Anderson WAITRESS WANTED. Apply Bus . at Chuluoln. IB mile* 8. E. MeNElIX * YOST FLORISTS Terminal tirdl. Slpe* Av*. just off Celery NICK'S O W N ICE CREAM Sanford and IB mile* N. K. i Orlando. I-arRe acraen and Office ph. <03 r*iidenr« oh. 610 R EXPKKIKNCED celery gtuwcr or Do Ym Suflor Dilifts* «• V7*! inwltp.our o w n L e_ ( j r a ru, VVWlwv,VA m. porchea to ait and enjoy FOn SALE—“Llmerock tor drive­ trained faun nmmiger for faltn cool brrciM off Ijiko C'illiT tts lr D H i e i m i , ^ way* and roadway*—Phon* in XcIIwuIkI nlea, (iuotl position LarRe Rround*- nn.l Nenlka fur right patty. A. Iludn dr Sons, from auto traffic.. I-arRe -NICK-SOviedo. Phone 2151. •ml rooma. Brick conrinif- TUXEDO FEED5- Eomptrni )lno. . Can accomodate - r only. in r a____ ilunt'* Tuxcdc Fi 4 14 S n n fo rtI A v en u e jic o P write for rrnercatloS 9 WORK WANTED NE.W YORK*, 1IH:, hrs. $51.35 BntterV* h nattery CnarguiR. once. Oviedo iiSfll! or Or. L With Uncomfort11. B. POPE CO. ISC. tin 2.192 or write Bo* 1W Leave 7:16 A. M. and 11:16 A. M. abl* Fullne**? EXPERT painting — contract or Juotu Florida. Large redan Are \o u troubled by hourly hast*. S. G, Grogan, tflilfTM CHICAGO*, VA lirs. o' ftmal* neat* to vl«it their ilocior. i CEILING fan* for tale Luii. v « Free estimates. Pinny 7&T-J, Drug Store. funcllfxntit ltumimr LesVe 7:15 A. M. and 11:45 A.• M. d tsturb* nr r t f t>*f4 [.ABLE nt once, convenient* Paints. Poultry Supplies. Nails. FLOOR SANDING 4 finishing, 4i(• m*fc* >4Jii BuitTr MIAMI4, 2 3-4 hrs. $12.25 rum pain, fr*I rated down town aectlotl, cleaning a waxing. Our power nerroM*, Purina Feeds, (iroceriet and rmilp**, * l eave n 17 I*. M. dale apartment* wi'h nil Then wo try unit enable* us to work where «r4k si »u«h Meats. Touchton 4 W stmo, J.'ul In i iftthfiMHi tlilinr IH I'ntr* f'in* Ins S FuiUiimi VwgeUblt Com­ ,rn conveniences. Adult* there is no electric connvctio.i LptiU Celery, Phone 1199. pound to tMI*** »uch *yiT*pIorr.«t Ifirrrl ronnrrDon. with Airliar» #rriing tiurrirn Phone 650.____ available. 21 vein a experienc*. In m rr«cnt rntdlcbl t^«i n n lt» w • A « > t ir l ' 4 i M n i f t * l i f t i ' I ' j i u c IMIONK 1.12.1 ' AUTO RADIOS, Molumln. S.,l ! II. M. Gleason, Lake Alary, Fla. Compound proved r^miiriVAbly tdtpful 2E in RiH“l condition. Apply to fomfii UotiblM) thU It’i wftlftl .1*TS8EN G EK8 A IR M A IL A IR KXrU KS.S and Service. The Music H u, Dorton rati a ut«rtn» m Uihr It has ‘ Cochrnn, 117 Laurel. 119 W, 1st St. Phone 951. KO0F1N0 ■HOOP Painting, all a grand usmthlng sffscl on on# o/ nvma moil imfnytriinf o^Fdn#, kinds. .Smith Itio Phono 1188. «riT»fc*n rviculsrly —I’lnkhsm*# Com'ANTED TO RENT SEWING MACHINES pound help# initici upr#st«unc« to such SALKS 4 SERVICE ■ dUtrcas Also a grral stomachic lonlr! bedroom house, rlo»e W, HERTS SEWING MACI1. SHOP 12 S P E C IA L V * V I C E 3 112 W . I'll-I Si I eel IMtiine MHO R [ reference*. Phone 129-M. . LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S K 111 8. FRENCH. PH. 1190 to H, K. Cochran, COAL circulating heater. Koasuh- Fu ll RENT Floor Mindur.. Easy Oputation. ttenionable rate.i, San* nble. Ph. 1106-J._____________ Why Worry With Your Past Due Accounts? LET i n n e r : u> v criiw i wl»*f l* IVm hDurH. Ala* I'm' YK1IA KRAI, PM tY JI KINO. IllyV 1Tin ents TOOFAT? FEMALL florwhmum] ‘T d : - v } • flo a w n E r r ATE FOR SALE CANVAS PAINT- clear and r.d. — |l " ~ mm A COOL SI’OT . Bill's Package Store and Bar \ font 'Paint 4 tiime* C». 1'hona 1(l3. urs. SENKARIK GLASS 4 IHHMiP, • PLYMOUTH^---- KS1AT1: PAINT CO." Phone 120. ' PARIS AND S UKVICK ISURANCB MOItTOAUE l o a n s Phone 1011 FLORENCE porcelain Keroin# 100 Palmetto Ate. range, perfect condition id. hit, |OND M- HALL, Heallor VA-UE moth proofing - lasts 6 Mrs. Moon, Phone l.tingwo-nl J.l* rgi stored Broker and vents. Have your woolens moth Insurance Agent proofed note. Downtown Ctenu* Florida State Bank Illdg. CYPRESS I j u i i Cheirs. Astiinci.i 4 Iatmidry. 11.1 Pstmetto lded with screw s, p*ln*ml or onAve, Phone 9M. painted. See nt 2112 PtlmHIo two story, three lied room Two - c*r garage. On ’Ave. Phone 210Av, Piano Tuning and Repairing. I* L lot lift x MO in Mnyfair. SMI TTY'S Self-propelled Lawn Sill. Res. i| 11-W. }l unfurnished or furnished. Mower- Smitty's Gat ago. cor­ SIGNS 166-M. ner Second Street and Sanford Show cards and posters Avenue. Call 1119 for free dem­ srm houses, IB acre* land, O— DHF-'S SIGN 8RRVTCK onstration. „ Inch wells, 2Vi miles 8. 0. 1). Iiandres*. Phone 1021 pnroe on highway 44. John WESTINGHOU8E and white pmBox ID, Lake Monroe, table sewing machines. tlet*'« RADIATORS cleaned and repair ed. Vohen RadlAtor Shop, lot Sewing Machine Shop. Phene Sanford Ave. Ph. 36C-W. 1190. Apartment houii*f all large AND Upstairs has four looms NEW unused double Iw-d. innet. LAND C L E A N I N G DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER­ bath, downstair* ha* large1 spring mattress 4 licit springs. PILLAR DKISKL BULLDOZ­ room, kitchen, dining *76.00. 200 XV. 16th St. Tjirotftih ERS WITH P A L M K T T T and two hodrooms -and a typograpbical error Ilie* pure HAKES T W O 1/4 YD. hr. Eight acres—600 ft. on quoted in Monday's puprr was DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT Say 17. Ideal for tourist * 6 . 00. - NOW IN THIS > VICINITY o r ‘for trailer ramp. Two NIMNDTIT CONSTRUCTION [from Sanford. Bargain at OLD NEWSPAPERS--1 GENTS CO . Olll. AN DO, FI, A. PHONE 0. 00 . TER POUND. BUNDLED IN 2-28KL 'RED W. BENDER - BUNDLES. 2 Fla, Slat* llsnk Bldg. r e n t ' A CAR 10, IX,-i*n and* 26 CENT Phone 1010_________ j YOU DRIVE IT * HEirAU) OFFICE PHONE IM n largo lot- Corner llickfiltttH KLAND-MORULSON ml 7th St. 700 E. 7th SI. (Jen'oral Electrir Vacuum G^'anrr, V DRIVE-IT. ING gmn| condition R e a s o 1i ab I c Apply to J, R. Walker, price. Write Mr*. John Murphy, ■prtsa A v e . ________ SEE US FOR 1-akc Mary. llIMKQGRAPil PRINTING J1IE D 1 bedroom house AND TYPING 14 acre*. By owner, Phone DESK, reasonable, in fine eomliI.RKlHT b u r e a u o f tlon. M«y be seen at Frierson**. lo r County-3806: ' (9ANF0HIE . Ilft.N . PnrkTHlHilPhone I W house, 50 x 160 cypher Used New Per fee turn purcvlain nil range. Grmd condition, *26. —1.00. Phone 714-K after PAIRING EXPERT RADI Phone 7aa-VY. Fred Myers. 91 £ . 2nd St. . IlN —A new concrete block ATTENTION MOTHERS glow, with tw j Iwdrooms, 6 A ltT IC L E S W A N T E D —DIAPER 8ERVICE— Marge llvinjc room, kitchen Baliy' Velvet furnishes hospital llnette. Concrete.wall* are Highest cash price paid for use,! clesn^ilcril* dis[ier> and deodorP L on the inside and sltwfurniture. Ted Davis Furniture ixrd rontaiper. Economical and son the outside. Conyrel# Co. 811 E. Isb.Ph. 958. safe. Fully mcdlcsliy anprovod are covered wilh heavy Call Daytona 24S7-W collect for .os tiling blocka- Property I'LL BUY your car regardless of 96 diapers, 12 « we*-:, ago o r condition. Roy Reel, 30D detail*. sted in San LonU Section“FIRST IN SANFORD" at $6^00.00. II.000.00 W. 2nd St. '_______ payment will handle, y lLONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market *ve a small 5-tmni new COMPLETE kitchen in one unit. Bari >vr Shop open Thursday, Gas stove, oven, frigidalre, sink ilow, In Pinehurst Section, Friday 4 Saturday. . ‘- ' and cupboard. Matcenelle Cabin at (4,800.00. Cmirt. French and Park.* I V n e DREDGING — Beaches and land road side sandwich mid fill* adlscent to lake*. Mobile 2 2 9 - M . ______________: Highway i t north ■hop oni Highwi Dredging Co. Phone 669, Winter ■nford. “Building Uding is 30 x 42 MITCHELL window air conditionPath._______ ._______________ ally equipped for of. Will cool room 16 * 'JU feet. pment consists <>f 1 Randall Electrfr Co. 8iisx eoffee makers, coun15 AUTOS FOR SALE ; stools, tables, cash register, Small gas refrigerator. Ph. 6B6-J. 1910 DODGE m Von truck, good other kitchen equipment, condition, 0 naw ; tires. I l l N. ha* a small four-room 7 P « U , L iv e sto c k , S u p p lie s French. Phone 1184-W. low, detached, for living n. Buildings and all Ipiw nt priced a t f 5,600.00 wXNTB D—UP* “ t o ~2M — .NEW 1934 STANDARD Chevrolet 4 door sedan. Excellent shape. Phone HAMPSHIRE FKYBIW, 2 ' , . TO I qui< k sale. , '• > . 972-J. 'P i I LB8. ON FOOT. PHONE FKED W. BENDER, . DKLAND, FLA. m -X J , RK- 35 FORD 2 door aedan IliO.OO,* 2 FI*. BtaU Bank lildg. Phon. 18M ■_____ __ y £ R 8 E J ,Jl USE. U iM lllig jk ^ —Mr.-Oa tlfn ; <10 W. r i l «-~5t ~ mCLES FOR SALE 1935 CHEVROLET coupe, good h el p WANTED . condition cheap. 1927 Model A. ver. Aak I THE new Lawn completely overhauled- 3(M W demons tra>tion. SENiKAK1K 2 WHITE counter cheek men, age 2nd 8L Roy Reel. . 112-114 LINT co ^ VSS 4 PA * 20 to 25. P lf’N Whistle, Park * 2nd fit. A Geneva Avenue*. COATING- Aabeatog Alu- WANTED: Man Ip succeed R.J WAKE UP BUSINESS / num roof coating- good for Simmons for Rawleigh business; By Advertiaing In j. / J, alate or composition rtmfInM orthesU Polk County. IfiOO ThD Nvw-peper \ * ’ s aka. Cools your home families. ProducU sold 20 years. > ' to 15%. Ten yaor wan Permanent if you are a hustl-ir.l 4KAR1K GLASS A For particular* w rite R aw 112-U4 W. 2nd SU leigb's Dept. FAH-440-IO3S, Mcianhi’. Tcnn. or nee R. lla rt. Mexican handmade" men Box £*L I-on»w«>od, Flo. ImwHd •WRH** l*i• pw 'VB / 7-X, OZAItlCLKB m r ” HELLO. n ri SPIKE... THIS >» 6KELLCY... IF THE OL'WINO FEttjLB OKAY, YDUfte AAV PITCHER TODAY/ tty Uny (inilo i T fTtlE* OREAT, SKI a n t w h o 's ■ 4 ru tr a F0"f CROWS f STAN COMSTOCK laviH m w l BocortU.-w rtwne not—Teletype Dll M M a a k e H. X 8. D. Wsareilln* T. Nelson OTtoorkw Dnytaoa Dench, Pin. i__ i. ES1 c i& Protect Your Hralth By Sleeping Jletier. -j, , |P J6‘ m ,^ n :A O ''^ ^ cirv S r^ L fr-*v; ■- ^N io! -.V.'IWVL . • \ ' INNERSPRING MATTRESSES - "J.’tSS! - - Ji' Ft nr' \ , BOX .SPRING* . -------- ’^ . v r t i p s c i q l ^ vTisd'f Hy Walt Disney Mickey Out Of The Dumps. MICKEY MOUSK -_ - . ll ", J " < iji« n * ? : Better Tonight - i t ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY l|I \ \ \ i\W :m Remarks Prom 1’hc Gallery. THE LONE RANGER llv Tran Striker OniVE ‘EV. TO COVER, L V f j Hertford Orlando Celery Jl Sanford- Phone 1222 Sanford, Fla. i X-CEL STORE ’V 202 Sanford Ave, Canlor -I’ontace 2.80 per twl. Cotton Seed Meal 4.60 per cwl. V-AKE THEW KEEP THEW HEADS « rw*N I \rt\c I 'V f Fertilizer-4-7-5 38.48 net 5-5-8 42.75 net Frdih Celery Seed '((ridden) ......... H TT lb' Paacal ..........f 9. Ih Abio Gamtox, DDT And other liwectldden. Atri iav hi By. Paul RqbinsoF KE1T .s it. % (HgfOOMW war our 04 , O arss.f J VfHftT NgW iW L lW ' IdHa* o r .y ( tdAkTMir AV. aavs oo m o 7 ntev 'S hS i .' lv^ / s ( CHABTRC^ J ) 1 ’ * • - * ' 1 Par half (Ar ir » SANFORD XdJEL STORE ‘ \ n .. Manufactured To Your Individual Order lly ,* • — ■~i t n o v BfjT, V i ; A,j t 5ET. . HOLLYWOOD BEDS M stirrea Renovating k Rebuilding .A Specially : Call' Us .Today — Sleep , Sanford Ave. A 2nd St. Phone 154 Sanford, Florida We Deliver a ^ ? r-;i^ 2 fra "* “ #r?f i f i t ! it ■J-—— ~^-T. ;- '.-m .-iVrv . ' g-—-* m SM * Y V. �* SANFORp PAGE SIX H ERALD, *im tiSg H '**liau4 I ibm l*ea* ilnrl deals |<}.31fl,7!'2,047. Attlee said II r i t I sit U r m e d strength would be reduced by 420,000 men by next Match. The forces numheied 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. At another point, the l-aliur government leader said* Great 1IHta’in was Increasing the late of her troop withdrawal from overless. "Despite these accelerations in the rate of withdrawal/ then- it no changr t|i out foreign policy or In ih e defense' policy which underlie pur fute^ii., pulieV,". At live a**' seitrd. The Pi Inn- Minister said his Socialist gpvernineht would “ifave to take some ineasun1 of coniaal over the employment of labor" In order to stimulate product'oji, Be continued: “This will Involve some sacrifice of Individual liberty, though as little as possible. It Ilia / U* luce.*sarv to take steps to Iimi* employmmt on less essential * m i " Attlee 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: Permit movie mater* showing films here to convert only n fourth of their earnings Into non-British currency. Permit 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 motorists with 10horsepowrr cars. Attire 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 Janu­ plans for tin- etpanslm «f produc­ ary, Ili44, and included four to six people. tion in the colonial' cmplnr." “Why were- you paying these ■"We shall apply ourselves t further development of our it- bills for Col. Ilall ami charging it, sources at home," h.* salif, "Wt up to aircraft ?*' Ferguson wanted •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 tal,nutput so Hint We can aland'Im «’ur own ivg* a* soon as possible.'' * Attlee, in Ills grim statement 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 rrvlsim of two classes in the loan agreement. “I am glad to sav Mr. Marshall (U. S. Secretary of State) replied • JVI e e I 11 ■> ijr* ll lY discussion*, jl i I u L . 1 1 . *‘ h-.I'm agreeing iq. IUm»e said, . / ‘They will not cut across the proceeding* of (he Parii torifarmer. HI* reference was to inlet na­ tional converaatl.-'n* on M n shillV proposal of American aid for KutvpMn reonumTe-rrcon-rv. o 'p ro posal shunned by Ituasm and the Eastern European countries in her Attlee said the loan clou.v* to be discussed were the agreements on sterling convertibility and non. discrimination in trade, both targfta In Churchill's hilln ** to the opuusHlon Conservative I'aity. Under the non-dlscriimmiUmi clause. Britain 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 » # « ! I in m l ' i i i t tlm H llvfhg a Christian life. "It Is all too easy fur vuulh In put religions life on •* token foe granted hasls." he <Wclaml. "They need, to find out why they aro Christiana." 1I«* stressed the need for families playing ami having devotion together,'til dendop more recveitlon togethrr-anl attend less to paid recreation, and urged Hint business men aid In vuuth develop, ment programs.' - Mist Mary Beth Joiner told of the rapid growth of tho Youth Caravan program during the past ' l l yeark, and said that this yrarK.r teams are tourlmr Ihe United , States and Cuba. She nuBlm-d Hie program of work, study; play-and worship necessary to tf«ln trernbers of the Caravan. Miss Norml Hupert entertained the Klwanlans by leading them on an imaginary lion hunt and making.JJjfin go through a lot of motions. Howard Montieth announced that an Intarclub meeting with OrU nio Klwanla will lie held heiu on S ept 10. E. C. Harper* an­ nounced plana for n ladies night program. ______ “ M n ’ •'1 Thursday. Both tlie eastern anil Itucky Mnunlalns states would lie warm­ er today, forecasters said. No rain of consequence was in immediate prospect for most oi the dry midwest topsoil, now gen- development, now amount to hun­ dreds of million* of dollar* a year, "Under present world conditions, this work la vital to our national welfare and security," Mr. Truman amid. "We can not afford to jeopafdls* It by impoelng upon It an organitation so likely to prove unworkable. if i-rally depleted of moisture three U «.y .1 Umia-ratiiu-* m uffins from i»f tin* high 'Jty, (u '■»<► #-5r ’ P5 L O N G r Hughes Accuses an to come to the cobjL" (i »niiM«*a I,uw i‘u < m o ,n *ne ri«or*i 01 E A S Y T E R M S . . And front page news it certainly Is! . . . The Hanford fu rniture Company will furnlah 3 rooms for you at only *298! Yea! We said 1298. — For the living room, bedroom, and dinette. The amart home­ maker will come down to the Hanford Furniture Company to­ morrow early and take advaatage of this, for therV i only rfr llnsliail HHmlur Alt kaHlII (interna tieral) He found a discussion uf tlpit 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 “ ff me “>* •* * » * *A,k «' i have in the .lata legislature, 'be number uf man-hours spent on as goveioor, in the hodei and.the M-nate -inuld. oft‘such short srooaintance with Hughes x x s make so hold a ptngodliuh as In­ h e re ih w n l.i- w , ‘‘It sound* mure like Hollywood Hughes said he asked Noeh Dietrich, vice president of Hughes Tool Co., to go Into'lW detail* of the merger nropuslHon. "Dlelrleh 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, at least for who turned In U i a S m about the time 2.00 A. M., told fireman that Th# lanky plane rasnufacturer **5£ * “ -• »n»M H art of light •aid that next, Francis Flanagan, on the wing of the A.M which assistant counsel for th* War In- quickly enveloped th* w|ol« plan*. California and started * lough." "It was apparent to the flame* were out of. control." Daniel McLaughlin,,! also »n Mrport employe., .aid (firt "an Mfto.lon accompanied tbe H m timing 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 Cngbr> pe." Hughes said. Chss* said that at laaat two He said he wanted to correct a statement by Brewster that ."It was u y own Idea for Ur. Viaaag- JU S T LOOK WHAT YOU G E T THE LIVINgJtOOM OUTFIT Your choice of a conventional style similar 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 harmonising rover, and a hindsome glass.top cocktail table. All for only - 9-PIECE BEDROOM OUTFIT •nda suite Includes the large, beautiful double bed. In* m aulr* cheat of drawers, popular vault? i dresser with round mirror, the bench, an all-fall maltrMa, deep roll spring, a pair o f -aae.Uetat THE DINETTE OUTFIT ANY ROOM MAY BE HAD SEPARATELY . Hear The . -i Deepfreeze Program ' ...................... featuring “Th# Four Knights” ' Trsnseriptlon ovtr WTRR arery Friday at 1S:S0 by well above 100 degrees. Pasture* wet* reported drying up and in y crop* reduced. Corn h at fired in el le n t a few areas. ri HiuifiI In another sharp criticism of tha legislation, the President said mtUtatlng Committee, carp* op foundation members would mean moat of them would hav# been people employed by organisations eligible for grants. ** he IK* asserted, "there la - t nua." created a conflict of Interest which would inevitably give rise to sue. ulclons of favoritism regsrdlau of the complete Integrity of the mem­ bers of tbe foundation." AUQ. 6,1047 » 4l*alt-*y*b-i-s-Wir*ttingtnn: asserted “he wanted to go into "Tlrri* we go again," Meyer said. I'ausinr for n few Johnny Meyer's expenses account, "Business." liiewsler 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 "on the in hi* appears rices, dinting lust plane, and 'What about It V ’ Friday. 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 that “I know the mrnt 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 drflnllcit connvctei" his accounts 'Tooscly.” •Mevei read into tlm recoid a at lunch," H ughes'. ,,u Kh*;* « h l " |h » v c nstmaBy 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 that the threat od. Ferguson asked how iliy r r ll l ........... Publicity was a powerful' wra lt-uinnl that Hall had taken over from Hoosevelt. Meyer said pos­ “I was" exhatpited fighting Mr. sibly through Ilia Hughe, lomTrippe'a political maneuvers in Washington," llugnea ‘ deciaied, "Diil you spend any money on Bfewstfr hna dchi-J airy direr! ami suggested they gat together, Hall prior to this lim e!" Fergu­ or - 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 entertain­ 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 after n long exrlmng- with, nue, and is known ns the l««nsva pem-d to be In l.os Angelos. "ns 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 eompht 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 at Bridge through Geneva to Mims naissanCe planes. Ftrgujuo le a d 1:42 I*. M. (EflTl, 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 eomphtod 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'not clear tee was ready to’ hear the “side whether the tutal bill covrr-sl en- issue" of Hughes' transcontinental -teitainment f*n Hall alone, and argument with Brewster. Meyer agreed lliat “it definitely "Is'H vnur desire to go Into this is not clear.” matter 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." lie said lie had “made staleInrnta to the press" about Itrew. knowledge. Ferguson—I tee some entertain­ ster, the chairman of tho full sen­ ment down at the ImUoni here for ate committee, and he stands by girls. Why was that rhntgrd to those. He asked, however, to b« permitted to' rail witnesses hf his Hughes aircraft! Mever—Thais'what. I am trying own. choosing and to closf-cxamine Brewster. . to figure out mysrlf. "The committee won’t give don­ tory, would result in putting morn When Hughes reached Washing­ on the tax boolu; would ton. he told reporters he was ator Brewster, the right to cross- values ................ 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," Fer­ throw additional traffic Into our ■crything I have said" i_ _ ____ guson said. He added that Hughes lakeshore Boulevard, which it Investigation of his ontrarf*. could submit written questions to crowded with through north and be asked Brewster when the latter south travel. Truman’s Trip "Our Senators^ and Keprescntakes the stand. “That involves a certain delay, tatlvea have doniTtome good Work ‘ ' IfaallasM timm Pass Osel In getting the road completad at there,” Hughes said. complex and Qnwleldy" that there . “Ye#." conceded Ferguson, "hut far as It’ la, an let's be on our Is "grave danger that it would Im­ tlie committee Is accustomed to de- toes and help push through tJ pede rather than promote (hr gov­ lav." a speedy completion this link ernment's effort* to ‘ehTonrdge Hughes said he didn't want to of the Gross State Highway." scientific research." "launch Into this matter .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 American relUfprogram.Aml****bdor Josef Winlewlci submitted the plea to Secretary of State Marshall and told rs porters tea. as well as those related (p de­ the conference th at “ Poland fense. . If* said government expend!needs food." tures for aclentiflc research and H a d N o N s w ip a p o r T o A d v e rtU * In . regions generally within the next - I Imur*. altlinugli Uw wind shift in Nvhtaska .<101 western Jon a • t f S i l a H S l i m a r » i( t l a r l bureau said, to dislodge the hot was moving slowly eastward with air from the Mississippi Valiev. relief promised fur parts of jithor South Plains and Great Lakes N orth' Central states tonight and Heat Wave British Crisis JBUSt concentrate as :mm q.m_ni*+ W EDN ESD A Y , NED SMITH, Mgr. <■ m EAST FIRST STREET \ ’Right Where We’re Bc*« Fog i5 Ytara" �(a Unity There.U Strength— THE W EATHER i . T» Protect the Peace *f the World; To Promote the Pro*re** of A m trkai To Produce Proapertty for Sanford. Partly cloudy through Friday, local Ihuniitishoe tr* during of* tcrnot>i\a. >1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 ! NO. 190 Associated Prose Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA. THIHSUAY, AIKJ. 7. 1947 • ec o »»e Army Gets New System Of Promotions Says 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 Br i t i s h Of f i c i a l WASHINGTON^ Aug. 7 WD- LONDON. Aug. 7 i#lv A Utit- Thc A inty'i archaic ly ilrm ol pro­ motion by seniority wrnt out the window today with President iru man's signing o( legislation set­ ting up a permanent promolionby-meril program for the Army and the Navy. One of the lengthiest and most complicated measures enacted by the 60ih Congress at is first sesaton, • »he legislation is the*, out-' growth of months' of study by committees. , Hughes Hits It’s All Lies .7 . P l a n e Manufacturer Asks To Cross Examine Senator On W ar Time Contract i»h of final blamed living Antrric.»n pinrv and "thr rapidly inttcaiing mu pi ui ol L’. .S cajMiiti ovrt U, im|H>its" today for the sudden uiutcniog ol Ifiitain'a etoWASHINGTON, Aug. 7 nonu criuia I low aid Hughrv vhuutrd tovl.W tint 4 Die As Plane Shoots Down Into Oil Plant Chimney (Dares Senator To Re­ peat UnderOath HU Charge Hostes:i Was Afraid Of Hughes \V A H II\(,|O N . aV ? (Al— * J low:ml I lityho -tml,i> i lullrngcd Flaming Waste Gas S-nrliii H irtitier (R M e.) to -ie Burner S w a l l o w s pcxi umlrr b tth i pieti itatetnrfit -^ty' ‘"ffTcwitft " thin *ati aiiU p N e w E h g J a m l e r s linr h m in t w afi.ml to travel F.VKRI ii Mask. Aug. 7 i t alone v*it It Hiiyltn in ln» private * " . A *lll.tll all plane p lu ilg n l nut plane. I lie plane ntannfacluirr itiued u| a fug dtiouilcd »ky' caily ,lu*la* mli) a tlamilig w ittc-ga* h o n iii .tin* i h ti I* o gc aftri muling the u| a ' inomtrt ‘ nil plant, cariyi'nit Sen ale. War t ornnnllec lo Hack ag iiio l ra i Ii Othei thr IcvO idt of lo iiri> death llir »lop"» loin m ci.illy piommrnl nccu|>anli at the Hicwtlct and llu^hr* |oi "idling pilid app.nrntly thntighl he v*.,, llir tiutll." Iluglici irlriird to the aitlinc xhivutmg .down min hitglitly lit lioitr** imiJcnt at a "smear cam­ Duxlnn Aupuit. paign." Add hr »till the Scnalort Ih r drad w rie ' —tn-ierrm-} ■u nghi *f*er—then reputation! id llir j -inirr-M imlell Air Con- whrn dri tiling whether he or diltnniiig Coi|mralion of Koiton Hlin Her i* telling (hr liuth in and roll i•£ the* Late lirntgr S then rnhtiovruv over an airlines HqUut’t plight I I ‘linked to a trviiinony of Senator IhrwvP-i 'wtsldwidr dollar famine" rsu re j (R-M r.) heforr the Senate W-'1 bv Amenta's veiling to futrigu Invrviigating . Committer ...*‘i>... j cuiotriM inorr than twice ir'tm c h «fftfa bf lira and T fan ir.ii it ihc buy*. the iTantrllut ol thr apai| if I am alluwrd to ctow Exrilt^quci, Jlugh Dalton, told the quevtion him Hu*r of Commons. The lanky Holly 'Wood fllliv pryi In addition to l n | up a new Ihllon was icplying to crltl* ducet and (tin liu ilrd lii.it dri 'promotion system or the Army ci-rt- l>> Conservatives and la-ft- l.i Ml ion .it H irw vtri ,vv Im look arid tightening the Navy’s M ill­ urnf StirndiMta that the Lilian ing advancement ayatem, the l>ill The high school hand of Lake t ’lty was, built up Ijy It. K. Hlark, es-msilne hstv’msidrr who has K ■l i-1 It tn c n t “squailitclrd” the the viand for llir gerund dvv in Sent' ohole II High Srhoul » : o,w.t|,tMm U. ,*S. loan tliul the . com m itlrr't mi|uiry into ruta - down on tha number of come to Sanpird with thr Intention of building up an even larger hand at Senr high-ranking offieera in iioth aerv- which for a numlier uf year* has failed to have a band large enmirh to enter Id ir-rily 'competition 1’iia.- Mimstei Attlee's new work Hughes $4O.(Ml0.lUHI w ailim r .sir Irea add abolishes , in peacetime ■t district ’ or stale festivals. Mr. Illark is shown at eatrem r l e f t . _ mnpr and vat less piogiam ■prom­ craft cunliacls. • * tha wartime rank «f five-star of­ ised "tiHi Jittle, tovi lair." Cratman I'n g u m ii ( R M ic h .), ficer. However, It doea not effect Itsittni disclosed that liccause of the rank of the eight, officers Cnrada’s dollai ahqitag* the Unit-' presiding at llir lir-.iirng mule, now holding five-alar rank. ed Kingdom has ngreed to pay lontiol of a- suhinnimitter. dr 'Affecting directly or Indirect­ ilolUi,, front the U. 8. loan for Jo.,)— .- -r *—CTHTaillun pill i Iium' v *ua«*l#wf-(rrsf-rd— ly the atatua of an estimated - I76;000-ttf fieri * in-frmh~Tn,rTlrrt7 un i diuii on it* Cuiiailian ciedit of Htrwslet if lliry hid .mi u n i the legislation ie Intended to for the other 60 petrvtit of the ten queslinns rravty fin each oth­ 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 proftn- tvliiy, Navy and air force position ai 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* bia I huh School baml at l-ikc end ..f next year, Dalton sani. of thr vuIk ntoimllec .pn-iltun* Ion lrann iijit. for command. ha* ihaigrd and Hirwvtcr hai de­ America Is Urp,ecl Tc* M .uulrll • lu n drliiilaiite. d tn,di lily in utdci lii otgani/r a large It will take several years for Halloo told tlu* House that l i l ­ muit hr suhimttrd m adv.mcr in nied tint tlip .Vn.itni once offered In * . Am ir, J 2 , and Ifa n io t. 1 Use Influence To the entire new program to get Ip ; me o f wilting. bind al Seminole High Sr bool, ac Mice u tunp o w ei to I.ill .-11 tfir Srnatr invnllgslodll id Hmloii. into full operation, for some I.ISlT.iaMI |>y th e 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 warparti of the new law don’t I*.'lim n, niiiioum-ed y e s te rd a y - In I'llul Nr In 'll Hell. 12 lea* o i 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 after |l*nl lime (J ii)r nintracti il hr (Ifiighci) v c lri.iu I fie* .mil m rnihri ul i viill imig sheets of writing llv IIAKHLS-JACKSON though moat are effective Imme­ ‘ c lv m l h a n d , 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 tvmild Jgicr It) Itierge hit ItantJOGJAKARTA, 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 a n d civic o rtta n ira lio n v a id mi n u k ­ le i-ii o il to leave liellind ns tup- “Futthertpore, tile te-tll mny yi>s- N, 1 , f miilv. Hughe* -aid thsl 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* t U K f l l . revenh-d that hi* private airplana n tbe lower ranks, with boards .tithe * rini-ol Mulch llgilie Montiml. Pell i* brlievi-ii lu huv<puck uf lie* and I call leal it United States offer of its good (t'8«IIakMl P i|« Twuj 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 Brewster 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'* ‘ '» estiniaus Th* end of .11*- nuestion him." lon to Culuniliui, Ohiti, lust Feb­ Jvm iigiri. amiounted by Dal with the Nethrllands. n>aysincliHii- thotr from the Junior rim audience, pm king tie- Sen- the light.* flaring alop ImgS gasnton (Vpteai'llls » lorllirl vilt oi ale eaneu* room, ajijit.yqiti .1 yyheu line ililh nf tile lleBioli (111 tfmn. ruary. Brewster told iiew;ituta_fn_- - i . Piciuici 'Amir .Sjaiifoeddln ask­ High and Giomuut Sellout, lie XVliXhlfijron Hint n'TW 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-'de. Isivd litttt will'll lit' i .S’112 Wltln-sar* *aid that the -oiall ati.idoti-ly ! vanrv tn him (Hughes! nnv wilt. ine " ouflof the Mat lues and hittarhn Stin*on aircraft, its molut* nih-nL by plane to this Republican caps-! i ten iruestlons Brewster snind.vtl. "I wonder *»-hv ii was necessary ! rf^ _ ’'h l* f t r f a la ri. T .a n d i Banging nn the tabk>. Ferguson dropped into the mmllti uf tile to Intnr thr name of This girl into tal. “ in order ^hai. the Republican f Lake Cily that fir fotpid little - ij A l l f i l 1 111111U f l*V I ordered the romo clenreil of pet"- ehlmtiet-like fuinai'e ‘lik- a ileud till* " llo g h e s satd. JERUSALEM; Aug. 7. (AT— ■ *» 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 reek, m ining Jewish leader a "dec reed n^onudete 8"vernmen, may more fully hcI ators Then he id tin 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. wearing u aweafet, Vevernl towering lank* eontaining i I MM dM fil I'n g i i t* u | At that time they had a «■fmv..’ iogli i-XJilosive petroleum punbiil. |i bNlliturtl «** f*nat» T « m» ternoon In prot«at against the in •Is official point of view." No b a n d o f o n ly e ig h t p iec es, h- I * _____ The furnace, trscnihling a tits* e (eminent bv British authoiitirs of U. S. Slate Dc|varlinrnt leprrscn* -Ifiii-k silo, liars al»>iit !a" (ret in th ree . Jewish mayors and some 40 **T-n l .* . ,-i i i D CTRO IT. Aug. 7, (.11 Appro- U.S. (ieneral Probrs ( I fim llniirtl tn* l ‘a g r I n u ll I h e i»ki* t It? < ItnmU’r i»f 0 > n i . m im tc ls lit MniiufAiclurother Jews for the avowed purpose (alive ever hat vitiletl Jogjakarta. The; premier. In yt statement llie rc e t #Kiv*iifiU i . If** snif Co, I'STjilifyv^.s tvrii* aetil h a u n t 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 Jogjakarta 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 bandmastrr In the I'arifir Thra“use its influence with the Neth­ idea, be levi-hledi noil puieii! IS-off tank ears were wrecked by era that 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 Nations) Security Coun­ Enlistittrtit Jo the National 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 thr 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 mi lusly pindiutiiin in an expbinitiion lodny for Ru*i>*ian manv Ini)..- eniplovet* in thU and lit Ihe Afumela ted I' m ** district -fiisj division light in iwu Bnggs plants todav. way track, but caused no casual­ Indonesian proposal that an in­ aeixim •->( the l.olmii Fefinerj- io ternational arbitration commis­ Thiltnfershowet * not, r adlllg oihei eoiiitoDuiln s of tlie nation, wtlh Jni-knimville, St. Aegintue- , llriggs ie|mrleil 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 after An extraordinary meetlnv of sion tie dispatched t(j Indonesia V. 8 \ i mv hendquarirM ‘rn-il hieese* cut fll/Hu | u v when he announced Vaid l.cumt (the Jewish National Without delay. eil out. • ■112 of tin* plant maintenance force K e v e *. tn a letter to C u l. G eneral West’s worat heat win* *•! the yeui vi-a led t .— The statement, 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. m i 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 Waller baml lie declared. Inn it can »*, jlh at IH)0 workers wore absent from lrt-r of -.the council, utacrlcd tlmt •lit v— of I(Midi-): l v* leiiiperalun a Vlatit.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 James O’Neal, pro*-j .ent I .HiMl home from tin* Conner the oil ooik* in Rte c.ipacity of ted and all Jewish shops, testnur- international commission, could cut Unilmnsler 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 North and Wist anti i- U*ltn: illnr *sent inti* or their customary 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 ulent cut definition of German assets in hi okett lu m lu m .l -' th e W e n 'b rr' t^*L'-.w h ib ---- - iTiafTrttrT*nrr lO s lls s n l m•im ('BAi1 . 4i«r* closed from 2:00 1’. it. d o 5.00 formation Booth on North Park AusImh f«i ilM-iiiaiou h: the Atrs Ituth of Jtie-e i-oncern*. it was P. M. Avenue by the Junior Ohanilier ••ft Packard'* supply of bodies. Ilian peace lieaty then Ihe arlion lluirati said afli-t a .ii-Mcc at t'hi- uiiiiouncrtl lime agreed to give engu early today lurtibled lhi-.ttu r The leadert at the tamo time of Commerce will m*rk the start, A llrigv- spokesman said th.* rinild le* “unilerstoiMl," I III‘it elllployees time off for. sum’ called for the abolition of emer­ Florida Salesman Is of the [.akor Day celebration here, 2 More II. S. Army absenteeism generally was a ttri­ If that wete so, the U. 8. gener­ curv flout HI ill 72 m ill.i a- lew ntei encampment* in addition to gency regulations and :h> reestab­ Convicted Of Murder according to the prpRrnm ic* buted to the heat.' which he said- al said "I should np'pteclat,- ,t minute*.- ’' Elsewhere. IhoHftll, the tmecas their regulai vacations sml to lishment of the supremacy af civil leased today by Kdward Higgins, Men Killed In Manila inside the factories it-gnlered 86 letter front you t‘> that effect." (I’sBllMta m i r u r r« « i ter said continued high leuifern reimburse them doting thi* mllmanager of tijj- Seminole County degrees. -No worker comment wns “Itiit." the letter cotiGnueil, "if ita n training, i»eiimI, 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 Chrysler a German asset without uwalling ticulqilv from iiimihen’ieii Muht- to- fue dal* this year and two Green To Address onlv 2H minutes today before con­ fi'ora. reported that l*oo workers in completion of discussions n r resolu­ gan southward ihruugu IndmiM.) weiAis next year, for llie differOutboard raring and tbe Motor U. 8. Army by unknown Arthur Berry, Jacksonville Regatta VFW On Guard Unit victing fium w{ 1 * *?,"1 ,U i,,r' ' * y. 1 'la Lynch Itoiul gear and uxle plant tion* of difference* either wijlun actus* southern I I11 o >i - o n d .m 'e l.etweeu their tegular pay will .follow at 1:30 olb-orh magatme salesman, of kil* eloek under tntf auspices of the ^nea*Hyttbyu* ronunanu. illM| a like* number «»f D * Holo thi' Ati’ l i iiqj Treaty 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) miles' This pit-grant dims been adopted Philippine K-out. of tltf A r j S y s j 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. CoAt Guard' Auxiliary. at- its ’ 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 . tint)'placed (|ra, n|«cwi m .,. oulaido ouisolo tempers temnera(lie rotttusf at tha Legion Hut Mon nralic sentence of death in the elecSenator Speasard Holland. Sec­ Wetlnewfay while un guard duty lure at 88 degree*. stro ng winds which t ie" down1- , , ... 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 test To cation of a new National ’Guard U. S, Dlatrict Engineer, Colonel at Camp llatangas, ihr m lie. •ind Mercury hourly-ruled worker* Berry began subbing and half col­ Power service. Some I hjUw ’ and 1 ,, V V . u , l i m . r l n n unit her*, and will outline how lapsed Be Held In Luke Mary automobile* in her ehalc where she b.d Willis Teale, will apeak, amt southeast of Manila. w ere 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*. trophies and prltea to th* winners One scout was hit hy six hul at least until next Tur»dap, nllrlIt wai announced today by John been sitting at her aon'y aidr-dur- uf the Regatta will he presented lets and diet! almost Instantly, huted by the Ford mu mu: cm ent to A beauty contest, 1which all ing the trial. A high reaiiing of ltll degrees " A§HINTtT(jN. Aug. 7—(AT— Sauls, po*t adjutant. Central VfiUrdiy |fn:vp Clik*afft4 iH licit t^nl •!muni' I n!t|wi»lT/ _ Judge Jutin U., Bird recessed at the 7:00 o'clock^banquet to ba the announcement rrlnlrd, whlh the strike of 7.IHK1 worktTs nl the Semimile County or of Oov* -C.. W. Johnson will prvaldo iir given at the Mayfair Inn for the other, with tw o’shots in the Florida girls are eligible to join, three-day period m is ,- Jul-.-. I:*» 1 • ’“'■r 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 Murray Corporation of America will I*** conducted In cunnectinn (In each of the three d s.s. Ho- <licd at-lu r Jmme here today, Scott who is now away on voca­ the Jury’* verdict. Chambers of Commerce and their In an.Arm y hospital. Their name- idanL with the tlsnce (wing given Sat mercury Miss Caldwell's lowly was found rcury climbed.in IP0.-jrm u tk tion. wars withheld ■ j _ pending notificaurdsy evening from 8:00 to 12:00 Yuma. Ari*,,- reported the n*. or her apartment, to which *h* “Due to tha fact that so many Large Cuban City * frtendx. Stale Senator Lloyd F. Boyle tloh of next of kjn. returned - after reporting tq Car Fire Attributed o’clock at tho Mike Mary Com­ tion’* highest temperatuii * vs-»ter. had vaUran* it # seeking membership Attacks on U, 8. Army pei will terve aa toaatmaater. A munity llulldltefTy the laike Mary day, 113 degrees. ' I'hqgnt* in tile the general accounting oftjc* In th# VFW post w# are issuing Shaken By 6 Quakes Jayce# sponsored dfoce will' be sonnet since June 28 have result To Visiting Smoker Chamlter of Commerce recreatlun Mime nts(i“ iiud 112. where she was employed. Author* a special invitation to these men Iflt'* said death wits ibis' to u.tturcommittee, it was • announced tohern a t 10:00 o'clock in the hotel ed in a doien casualtir*. Th. nihcr point* rejbuAing lOtl bi HAVANA, A ur. 7, On* lo attend the m eeting" *md AdFUUpwine military rnmm*nd ami , W. A. Morrison, Ford dealer, dsy by If. H, Grier, committee more included: Fresni. Calif, and nl causes, possibly a heart attack. man died of a heart attack -aril hall room. — . jutant Hauls. the U. S. criminal investigation today attrihutrd the fire that chairman About 18 girt* are *1- Advance. Mo. 10tl; Batesvlll •. Atk.. Miss Caldwell cant* here s«v*r» 30 persona Buffered Injuries as Mr. Sauls, who alio serves ee division are investigating. started In his new Ford sedan ready entered In t)|e contest. .L and Farli. Tann.. 105: St. Lout*. ni *years Ago and worked for k th* city of Santiago was shaken commander of the 6th district Saturday evening while he wax In Member* of the laike Msry Mo.. Shrcve|>ort, 1^., and Effing­ time in the office of her brftthsr, o f-th # VPW in Florida, stated ■lx times yesterday afternoon and Matthews Is Elected th* baathall park to someone get­ Youth Center are working on ham. ill. 104, Little Rock, Ark , llten n rni-mlu-r of the lious*. Housholder Offices that the Sanford poet had tbe last night by earthquakes. Funeral arrangem entt have not ting into the car, «illinK down the impiuvement of Ihe public I'ellciton. Mich. 103. Nashville, The poputaee of Cuba's second Mayor Of Altamonte largeat delegation At the recent Move To New Location and than leaving a lighted cigs* beach at Crystal Lake, Mr. Grier and Tenn. 101, Grand Rapids and lieen completed, Imt burial will city (pop. 120,000) remajned out diitrict meeting in PeLand. * la- In the family cemetery aft rettoi Ila declared that h* did ■aid, Col. J . E. Matthtwa was elected Travers* City, Mich. 100. of doors oil night In fear that Milton, FI*., Miss Caldwell was their homes would collapse. Moat mayor of Altamonte Springs Ernest F. Housholder. Sanford not amnka himself. u native of Knoxville. Tenn. * Plant Roof Collapses of the city's houses showed cracks Tuesday tp susoead U. 0 . Sm'lh attorney, today ennounccd thr State Highwayman L. C. Bender Teen-Agers Invited Operations Begin On today as a result of the earth’) who resigned from thU office, J. moving of hit law office from using tt portable fire extinguisher, In Miami Downpour movement. ■ * Goodard was elected city clerk to the Atlantic National Dank kept the Mate under cunlrvl un­ To Party In Orlando St. Johns Project LIodh-R otary Ball The first tremor was felt at fill the vacancy created by the Building w h en he ha* been loc­ til the Fire Department arrived t , MIAMI, FUh, Aug. ?. f/P)_A 8:02 P. M. (KBT) yesterday and death two wseki ago of L. R. ated for 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 tha-last at 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 8t. Johns River * * of ■ building to coltaDse here to. Most of the injuries were claa- ion. will b* associated with hi* son ■ r -L *----- = ----------Department to attend an 'aifmls- from -1'aUtks. to Sanford to a 12 The Lion-Rotary softball gama^ dar but no one wns injured be- aified ee light. There were 212 votes cast, Karlyle, and daughter-in-law sion free- teen age party to be foot depth were Started tliui which was rained nut a week ago lVISITING ENGINKER conns the proprietor wm* ilelayvd The tremor* were felt through- according to B. D. McIntosh, Jr. Darla, who are^ nrwcomeri to the AVcilflL-xday will-ukw-qUe*-Friday Wfl*y Gillespie of the Jackson- _given next Wednesday .. evening b r the min. out Orient* province, but with who came second In the mayor **n ^ ‘ ‘ -ftrm ^ flf—Bmlttr a t o'clock a l thl~T7rUlidi. evening at the Lakefront Soft* intensity than- hr-Santiago. mi ttlirir V6t*a to T O rM a tt- ^ rte ^ e u ife ^ o T six offtces^ocoupy ball Park at 8:00 o’clock, It wm4 ay conferred with Colissum a t * program to be cn Among A m u r cities reporting effect* hewa 127 vote*. T. Fir ton Ifar- th* ,front of the second floor of ^announced twlay by Lion Captain mlwloncrs and Mayor titled “Sanford night." W 0 A. M. while m in wax pourf pouring from the quake were GuanUnsimi, low trailed with 1ft vote*. Of th* th* butfdlng and were formerly At '10:00 -o'clock there will be ed .th is‘ morning hy Edward Hig [Richard Deu» and Rotary Captaiir 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 Cliy Manager IL N. a lalxnt contest for all agea con­ gins, manager of the Seminole Semirwli Orville Touchton. Flayers or* ee they took shelter under art awn- Balre, Con tram aestre. Bogus, De- registrants coat their vote* apd and the Isle H. C. Du Boo* and ducted at the party, and hrond- Counti- Chamber of CAinwerce.’ requested to l>« un hand 'a t 7:80 lu r across the street. * n ano and Central ToesJo. 87 out of-114 white registrant*.th# lata T. B. Higgins. The Gillespie was on hia way east over 8tetlon WORZ, and the signing of a bill for -F. M. A few mlnutee before the owner The buildings reported moat In the voting for clerk, Mr. rooms have lawn repainted and tte r Park and declared that pritea will be given to winntra. an additlonsl appropriation * uf \ Dr. A. W. Epps, Jr. will pit arrived with the key to le t them in, imaged in Santiago include a Goodsrd recleved 1 61 vote* to l l deco rated Hind present an a ttract­ return her* soon to-check Local entrants are advlaed to 1300,000 last week for OiU foork, and Andrew Stine will catch fi the roof collapsed with a roar. hospital and an a rt school. The cost for Fred rM U kuer. In th* ive appearance with carpeting of projects, principally al telephon* Mr*. II.. V. Aiken at a total uf |«00,(»0 1* now.aitell- Itnlnrv, Harry Robson will h The Weather Bureau told 4.0ft wall* of some private hornet election, .12 bell eta were declared * deep shade of red, Venetian _ pump stalion wher# new 1024-W for full particular* of abl* for th* project, Mr. .Higgins for tha Lion* with Al Lyon lathee e l rain fell in ft i / a hours, eollopeed. void, sold Mr.’ M clatoih. blind* and yellow’ drapes. _ angina* or* being Installed. th* contest. said. reiving. 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 A t: fp>,; ■ - H:. '‘ S'*/*''- A * n,J ■ ■ *j . ♦ . - ,. ' L ._ . ----- a--- k& t - d— t----- ----- V ’ p • j f . * ' - 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. 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 06, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 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/a0f398efc5d0ca9e31c9b9fa1a1eafa7.pdf 164e6d545ae58a8e63f5702b99c3bb74 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Dutch Accused By Indonesia Of Violating Order Elliott’s Testimony 'I'MlIaa** !!•■> «*•■• « • ') would not l>, held liable for breach of contract "because of during th* years period. For a period of eight licWfsh hour* the reports from tha humid downtown Intel negotiating room had blown hot and,cold. Union official* said dll' UAW Ford local* in tho country would 1* notified of the agreement in lime to refrain from walking put. The Ford*l!AW agreement on I the Tsfl-Hsrtley in u e followed 'the company'* blunt tefussi to gram the union an “immunity elsuae." ■ TUESDAY, AUG. 5, 191 U.S. Asks Apology From Hungary For American’s Arrest Hughe* ha* charged that Sen­ ator firewater (R-MflincU--cJt*iiman of the *futi committers, once offered to call off the hearing If he would**gtemv»~»neiTt! TransWorld Airline*, in which Hughe* ha* a controlling Interest, with fa n American, firewater ha* denied that. Meyer’* e*pen»e “a c c o u n t * brought into evidence last week, allowed more than 18,000 spent on entertainment of Kooievtl: and hi* friend* about’flie tlm.- ilie' con­ Jaycce Convention ed an apology from the Communiat dominated Hungarian government for the 'O T etl by political police of an American citltep, Stephen Tburaniky, The State Department, in tilscloalng thia today, aald that the U. S. repre*entative on the Allied Control Commiuipn for Hungary alio haa "approached" the 8<>v- Henry Ford H. m andated the r{impan]r'i point of view. Ho aald that to permit euch immunity would be to “nullify- the law and' declared the company "can* n o t' he party to placing unioria tu speculation whether t h r i u t o union ami Murray Corp, ef a bad girl out of her." u can use any wurf you America might settle on a sim­ ’ young Roosevelt shouted, ilar bail*. were they (the girl*; for me?, JMM*D**MAT1C rH0 T°0*ArH* were made a* the bodies of Tom Thom**,», and hi* slitsr, Patricia, 7, were Egypt Makes Plea Komi*veil insisted that .Meyer rC<io'ToCtV r0!n ** Hansen Dem, Calif., where they had been on ■ Sunday ptenlc with their parent*. had nut answered his querilun, Left, the boy * Ufeleae body has been brought to shore; night, the children’* mother, Mr*; Agnes Thomaa * Maall.M e (ram r . i r <lH,l "The Colonel well knows the (second from left) is comforted by a friend, while her husband, John, stand* at rig h t The youngsters bad the termination of the adminis­ girl* were present," Meyer intiswatutered off Wj) gftergjw tyen playing In grubber in g ra ft on the water. Untenuillonal Soundphoto) trative regime which has -been Java by linking up their. eAsictn maintained by the British in the -,i Mover aisd that kt the-gay par­ Lake Mary Beach 15 Strikers Killed, soldiers were wounded. -----, in older that ties in New York Col. ftuuseveit void’ westCf n~Tflr^C*' *g Yi'-w- hour* WMhrTllnce 1800, before the cMSe-ffft orders tisik our fellow countrymen, the 8q- »ori^t.miftt of hit time with MilU The laborers were reported ((fliiiMMd from R*agt Om+| '40 Hurt In Tunisia effect last midnight, u dispatch j-dance,' may share the welfare Fave Emerson, who later In-ism,shot down in return fire from the for park purposes with IB months, 'mid the aspirations uf |hc people Mra, ItoosevelL from Srmarang ‘said. After Troop Attack troops. - The Dutch indicated officially of Egypt." “ Were anv tif the glrbl there to it will revert to them. Commlssiiiim chairman 11. B. Nokia,hy I’atha told the cdunfil entertain meT" Elliott pressed hi, UlSt during attem pt, at mediation The riot a t Sfax was the only of their difference* with the In­ that "it. is the very existence of former party companion and hast. Pope told Mr. Field* that the roe- - TUNIS, Tunisia, Aug. 6—</P) major outbreak reported in the donesian Republic, they intended Egypt as a sovereign *|a te which Meyer insisted the ‘"girls" were res* of the park had been as much —Fifteen striking laborer* weru alike thus far. Thee were some to maintain rontrtd •>( the rich is here at stake." part of a large party that varied a surprise to the Commission *• killed and about 40 were eswwMled minor incedenu, but police-were to lotke Mary residents, commend­ In a riot near Sfax which follow­ control. "Against ihe historic bacx- from 20 to 30 persons, areas they wrested in the 15 day* of fighting. trrouml of Anglo-Egyptian rela­ "You mean their scintillating ed them for doing a nice Job i.n ed an attack on an Army motortions," he said, "an alliance <;l conversation waa to entertain me," the park and promised them **- Ixed column, the French New* Tunisia’* B,200,000 inhabitant* this sort is but another form **f Roosevelt put In with irony in hi* aistance immediately by sending a Agency tswu-UJ today. were reported hard pressed because Attlee’s Offer road crew out to improve tha subordination. It make, a rela voice. All of th e’ alike, particularly in tho borer* In Tunisia, tiunship which is both unbalanced French forth African -Druta Jilin U. .a r t#.—Most - of—the-ehop* **I resent any implication a* to road to the. lake. Itealiaa.a n m l*«a» ii » i and undignified, ft ties Egypt —TlMr-rood-etrip-vritf-ijinirtniTed •t**- Were called out on a general there were closed. Refrigera.inn ■Train, to lie announced . Ji]__ Ulu -tn—British economy.-_Tt subjects 111* voice filled with emotion, .* free bv Mr*. Harrison ami Mr. ■trike yestedsy. Troops were sent plants were shut down, and transHtruic r.TT’idnnwns tomorrow. “Oh. Meyer broke Ini "thst was Smith. However, they will be com­ to take over the Tunisian rail- reflatio n tins were clogged. ‘ • Th* new plan, designed to com­ Egypt to the vagaries of Britiih pensated for orange ti-eei on tile way line between Sfax and Gsfxa. bat g critical dollar shortage and ccontimyr It imprisons Egypt with­ Hu* last thing on my mind." The gyvernmeut waa reported in the orbit of British imfierial "You have said I was getting property, said Mr. Pop*. The PTcnth press sj boost production, is expected lo power," planning to requisition railway 'Mr, Evan* sharply criticised thr all the girls,” Roosevelt told Mey­ cal) for sjitl muiw austerity In tend other facilities needed to Nokrashy I'asha took er , "You have not an,wen,! my Commission for not culling upon the troop* were fired an already tightly rationed land. theBefore keep the protectorate's economy floor, Herschel V. Johnson, question about these girls. What him first to speak on the matter strikers* a* they..* Jt also ___ was expected* to* contain and rix'functioning, declaring that ho had money In railway yards of S ¥*k tom* provision for reducing the deputy U. 8. delegate, suggested was I doing, lining them m>?” as soon as the opening state­ In angry tones, Roosevelt con­ the subdivision and that closing of Kars 0UH«y fund* to the British that ment* from the Egyptian ami tended at another point thql the street* and parks hy vacating the occupation zone of Germany. McM While the I'rlniu Minister wns British representatives were heard Senate group has directed its in­ plate pad been detrimental to his , putting his final louche* on lhi* the council should "turn to the quiry at him because he Is "the property. Attorney Boyle reminded Mr. plan last night. Foreign Minister mote urgent huslneis" of the Bal­ son of the President” and passed over gift* by contractor) to other Evans that he still retained all - Ernest Bevin reiterated in the kan problem. Informed -quarters said Britain Armv officer*. Douse nf Commons that Britain legal rights.a* a property owner, Roosevelt aahl he undetstood the but that since, the land termed as ** k intended to pres* fur public own* probably would demand time Id t n |, ,f ership of the mine* and factories study Nokrashy Pasha’s opening committee had a document deal­ park land k. h remarks ami prepare hi* reply, ing with "million* and trillion* of hy this paiiltr~aT~auch, the public f:, , In Germany’* Ruhr. THE TOBACCO WA dollar*" of war rnntrarti— BTTiT Imd no rights to the laud vacated.. i_ 7 'H e alio deflated his opposition which might take saveral day*. -"huntllg surli gifts as automobiles to fo u r*p o w * i cw ritrol o f tlu u Mr. Evans quoted' nn Opinion of to other Army officers. Senators an Orlando attorney, Ben -Carpen­ "I'VI-SIKN millions of pounds of ! -ric h fn d u B trta l iN fe * «■ p ropO H il J p w i R h - J l Ferguson (K-Mlrh) (ltd Brewster — r ter, to the effect loat the tern, i b y l ^rmiwre. (R-Maine) denied knowledge of mission's vacating order was;void tobacco sold at auction. And at la-cause of failure to show conclu­ k*— ish source since th e . ilrillsh- were turned on during the night Roosevelt said also thst If the sive ownership to the patlst vac~ auction after auction, I’vo seen American difference* on thr auh- for the first time sine) power- commRtee fuund that the Boose- ated. and he reiteratotJ hi) state­ became public last month. »»ving Idsckout restriction Were veil Mine had been used "just tq ment that the Cuunty Cummiosloa gel expenses" hy Meyar., It ought had no authority to vsesta the tho mokera of Lucky Striko buy United Stale" 'reportedly ordered last winter, want* to delay socialisation in tho Several Liverpool police were in- tu state thst publicly, FeifUson park* in the plat. Ktthr for at least ftve years, pepd-' hired battling the demonstrator* I sgrred. Huv Howell of Lake Mary com­ tobacco that’s got real smokin’ ing an increase In production. ' a* firemen atood by ready to dous# I When Roosevelt rc/em n to mended thu action of Mr*. Harri­ Th* Foreign Minister said hi* th* riolera’with hoses in •*»« the Mever a* "a rather comedy type son ami Mr. Smith In deeding over * quality. . . tobacco that smokea preference reganling Germanv's situation got heyynd police con- of individual,". Ferguson broke in the property for park use. Mr. with: lavel of Industry was to Itoost Fields Quoted Mrs. Hart i son as up inild, cool and fragrant.” German steel production to about “Well, he was your friend, pot staling that she would give mare niira 1,1 IJ.OOO.tHMt tuns, That, he said; ours." land if needed for tho park. Mr. would give "almut the standanl cited "Fascist-like" organization* "I will explain how he happen­ police said they thought the van ed tb he In my social circle," Roose­ ■laliam waa the work of Irrespon- velt said, slide youths rather than an or "You should, do that," Ferguson And then, perhaps giving a hint ganlxed rampalgn uf anti-Semi­ B.T. (. ruglN. INUETENDEMT T llttn U WAMUIOl HgMSN retorted. aa to what th# new Attlee eco­ tism. •I Otfuril. North Carotins j4 nomic plan la to contain, he re­ (M r LAtut a luc* i trrsiax BAIOXXX) plied lo conservative demand* foe packing plants. more food and raw materials for Rations For Chinese (ftrmsny by Inquiring: Troops To Be Changed J t t & ' S & S S S g S **Can anyoni tsll me where I . . . . . . . . . . ^ ’“ 7------can-owned Hennlngaen I’rotlucx CM gat food and raw materials NANKING. Aug. 8, (A*)—China’s Company had been purchased ftr •scept from the duljar, countries 7" method of feeding her soldiers an undisclosed amount, believed to He added th at wh*n the pres­ rice plus whatever tounlry pro- It* several million U. 8., dollars, ent U, B, loan1ia exhausted Brit­ duee ia available will undergo mod- and that th* government soon ain could no longet stand the ex­ emlsatlon umlsr a new supply would begin producing canned, penditure of funds fur thst put- LUCKY STRIKE In, the American minister at Budapest; «nd Hungary’* acting foreign miniiter, which showed th at Chapin demanded h “auitabc iapology," Chapin also naked for assur­ ance that no further »ueh in sta.rs would take place and- thut m.y of Thuransky’s* property which had been seized would la* returned. The acting foreign minister. Erno Milbatyfi, gave Chapin a preliminary reply yesterday, which the State Department ndviaed Chapin to tell the Hilda pent government is “un**ti*factory." Greek Navy Gets ___ .6 U.S. Gunboats 19 Killed In Wreck Of Gasoline Truck t/fy ~ Nine teen persons, 17 ghATHENS, Aug. 8. UT) — Hear groes and two white men, wVre Admiral John A. Snarkcnbcrg. killed near here at dawn todsy Naval attache to the American when a truck in which they weie mission to old Greece, said today riding collided with a gasoline gotlationa had been concluded truck and burped. Ambulances from Waxahachle r the transfer of six'American and Ennis made run, to the scene, motor gunboats to the Greek navy. He said approximately #l,:i£0,- bringing bodies of the victim* to temporary morgue at a negro 000. estimated_jts a tent'i of the atheater here. . original'coat of the vessels, had Officer* said they did not know been budgeted for their nriiulai- immediately how many were Intion. The admiral said that under f tentative plans the six ships.were jured. * scheduled to b e‘Vcconditlontfl ol Norfolk. Va., where Greek crews Jury Drop» Charges light-be—trained.— f te^oald a In L y n c h in g C a s e JACKSON, N. C. Aug. 5-OVi Charge* against Sevan white MAN WHO KNOWS K SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCOT! 5fA R exploded IK 4«t HEARD qROUP BACK IM 770 B.O., AKD <KE f ROM <1lL C e l e s t ia l . *•■* CAfASfROPHL BUf RLCEMfLV REACHED THL LAR’fK't CAMERA* AMD 'fUESCOflS* FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette SIDNEY CURRIN1$ RIOHTI...And like him, scores o f other e x p e rts . . . who really know to b acco . . . hnve seen th e makers o f Lucky Strike buy tobacco With "feel SCRAPS KDMHEASf oT f?RLLHLAMD s lK m x s i ^ fltl mohumeht ■ <0 203 Arrested For i Burmo Chiefs Killingr A fter all, th a t’s w h at you w ant in a cig arette. . . th e honest, deep-down sn- RANGOOn T Burma, Aug, 5, CP) DISCOVERER, is. 1 - • f th* slain gov»r taould remain unbi ttk months until Bril OBACC �A " 7 :F Jk*' $ 3 ( i U » U y T h e r t h 'S tre n g th — To Protect the P .ar* of th* World; To P tn o o ta ths P r o ir n i of Am*tic*; • To Produce Pro*pertly /o r Sanford. THE WEATHER Partly cloudy through Thursday with local thundershoweia in af­ ternoon and esrly tonight. m i«r » ♦- - «*« i . . a ---- ii_» AN.LNIJKJ'KN/JKNT DAILY N>WaPAi*&ZLVOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 Associated Press Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6. 1947 Attlee Announces Truman Will Make 3 Day I* ^Hardship Regime NO. 189 Senator Hughes On Stand Brazil Trip "U. S. Loan Easement, , Limited Direction Of Labor, Troop R ed u ctio n Sought To Attend Meet ' W ASH IN GTON , A uf. 6, <iF>— Secretary of Slat* Marshall tinnoil need today that the U tilled Stair* ham agreed In u high 1«*el ronftrrnro with the B rltLh with • ml** to relaxing wowr pr«»i•iona of th* Anglo-American loan -agreement. Lo n d o n . Aug. fa y r i ftim* Mauilcr Attire told Parliament looty that Great Uiitain wuuk. reduce h e r aimed (otcei, _inqiou * a limited diieclion ol laboi, and leak relaiation ol clau in in the J U ;S . loan egtrement to help rare her (towing economic em it. He laid alio that worket* "it. the mote njenlial imlutltie*’ would have to wotk longer and l i f t coal mine tt wuulJ be ailtn toWabor half an hour a day ad diliontl. ------Attlet—Iljd-thmfAjTeat-HTttniw alto would cut down her nn|»c»itin a manner that Mould mean "hardship! for many people.” * Attlee *ald Great HrUrnin also would cut down her Import* in > manner that would mran “luudshlps for many people."■ e said the United Htati-i, at Britain's entreaty, had nitrei-d to diecu'ss' the *terliiiK canVuttlhlllty pnd non-di*criminatlon In trade agreement* In the !3.7W),0<*MH)0 loan, which Attlee maid Would be exhausted thia year. • Re denied, a* '.Winston Church­ ill hod charged on Monday, that the Labor government had •'frit­ tered away" the American billions, advanced after termination of lendUAm from which Great Uritain r e i v e d *3U(f7.'54(i.r..lO from the in reverse u. a. »nd ave•a back ro se : SI*) Keldrn Waldo. Gainrutillr *tlorney and Immediate past presi­ dent of the United State* Junior Chamber of Commerce, will be one of the honor aural* uf the *t*ie*^Jayree “ convention lu be hrld at the .Mayfair Inn thi* weekend. $1,000,000 Fire In Miami Destroys Planes Demolished As Mystery Explosion Touches O/f Blaze MIAMI, Fla,. Aug. 6 t-P)—Dam* Ige estimale at more than $I,OO0> 000 waj 'cauieti b y , tire e*'ly loda« when a myslcrihut eiplotio’n touched n il a blare In Hanger No. 3 at the 20th Street side of the Miami International Airpuit and drslroyrd two 21-paiwngCi DC-3Y Iwn twin-engined Bcacltciafl and an undetermined number, of Imall'.jfedemlalnK^of the front of itw e» planet. Modernization Of Drug Store Front Begins" Tomorrow R jV n lh a t. and Anderson Dri'ir, x p ire Chief Henry Chare ol the S B ^ H w.irar8R of th* adjacent' store apace, will Start tomorrow morning it was announced today by K. F. Ilnur holder, ag en t' for the HrumlevPuleston Building and Paul Camptrail, contractor. Work on enlarg­ ing the interior will Ire started UUr. Blueprint! to th* new front sh ^ r two entrances, and the adjSm ng store front will be marie to correspond to the present druj. store frent which will he ibme what altered. Hr. Campbell, who w si con­ tractor for thg • n*w Grey hour d r, bu* ttatlon. estimated that the .work of completely enlarging and 1Improving the ttore will take a minimum of three month*' lint*. The. adjacent store ha* been used 11of lata for storage apace, and thyl. atock hta 'been transferred to ’the store room which wo* 1formerly ‘ a bsrbfcr shop. ■ F. E. Roumlllat ami Rmce J. jen o n hava laHsii uporaiur* of a g store In Sanford for more than 35 yeare, and moved into th* present site In th* Brumleypuleston Building when It war erected during th* early twenties. They are ag enu for the )Valgrf*n products. J t f . Hous holder w i l l h a v e cH rg* of the tmprovemerfl and enlargement of the store. f it. Bourn Rial a n d M r. A nderaon today declared ' that (hey have much faith In the future of Sanford, arid predicted that their enlargement of th* store will 1* HI ip KToru with * Irf accord other store ImI w o w t o t a which lata have so rrtuch |mprt Improved the appearance business district. of th e'M a li i 1 ■- — i■ — ■i ■ me- V Cinnam on Signed By Sanford Feds Van Klnnamon, lanky righthanded hu rltr, formerly with th* DaLand Red HaU has been signed by th* Sanford Baseball Associa­ tion. It waa announced tfaiaoflernoon hy Manager John Krider. recently re- B-....... two buildings, a 100 by SOIMool hanger and a 150 by 500-fool wood building used t t a ihop and tlorage building; two DC-3 pas­ senger planes, two BeacKcrsfl, one former Army A I2 6 medium bomb, er. several aircraft engines and * number of smaller aircraft were destroyed-* Us aahl the damage would reach “at leatl $1,000.000—con­ servatively." j Chase said detplte fire fighting »* face 1HT* „* ** U. S. Cancels Credit To Hungary Because Of Communist Coup v___ ___ • ■ WASHINGTON, Aug. «—UPj— ■Secretary of S 'ate Marshall today disclosed the Hxpnrt-Import Bank ha* ra net lied a 17,000,000 cotton credit ear-marked for the H ungar­ ian government. Marshall tnld a news conference the hank took th* action because some of the Hungarian negotiators in which the tank had confidence had been exiled as result of what he termed th* Communist coup which recently overturned the government. Two other factor* he gave a* Influencing the bank’a decision wer*: 1, The two Hungarian banka scheduled to get th* American funda are under what Marshall railed th* threat of national Ixatlon. 2. The cotton situation haa chan­ ged for the better since April 30, when th* bank and a Hungarian government reached a tentative agreement regarding th* credit Marshall disclosed this action In telling reporters that* th* Amer­ ican government had reached no specific conclusion on what further step* to take about th* change In the Hungarian government In announcing the credit cancel­ lation. Marshall amphaalted that th* considerations governing th* move were strictly honking fact- President Rio In ust Or Science To Fly To Late Aug­ September; Bill Vetoed Hughes Contact Man WASHINGTON. Aug. b o l h Also “Entertained’1 Pietidrnl Ttuman today accepted Other Officials Be­ an invitation to viiit b iaiil in sides Roosevelt late Augtyil ni Seplembet. Elliott Roosevelt At W ar Investigating Committee Hearing The While lluuie announce.1 W ASHINGTON. Aug. b o n Mr. Truman will , fly to Rio l)e Janeiro for a three day m il John W- Mcyri tn lifirJ loday hr and return to the Unilrd S utra t p e n l $97,821.59 ol Howard aboard .lire balllritup U .S. S. Hughes Airciait Company’s money on * promotion ol two planet be­ Miroiuii. I’ten" Secretary Charlrt G, R on ing built under wailime govern­ would not comment when aiked ment conliacli, whether Mr. Tiutnan will addren While Hughes waited to tell the lnlta*Amrrican Security Con­ the Senate War Inveitigating Com­ ference. which opens in Riu Au­ mittee hit own story ol hit dealing* gust 15. — with the government, Meyer com­ **The Preiidrnt sincerely appre­ pleted an accounting ol money ciated live coidul. invitation (r- h^ .tsyi he tpenl on enteitamment crllency, Pirsidenl Caspar Dutri of army officer*, government, of­ crnlly eslemlri) lulu by (lit ,Ex- ficials end otheiwiie promoting in­ o( Braiil. to make a visit to that terest in Hughes' plane. country, and rapirned hope that The rotund-publicity man said it would be imslihlp it an early llial~*o—far -a» lir kn-m» hr dale (or him to accept." s a id .; the only llughet employ** work loimal While House snmiunermrpt ing on public relations.” irleased simultaneously heir and in Rio De Janeiro. ■‘I’realdent Truman ia nuw moat happy to confirm Ins acceptance and the trip ia Inlng acbi-iluled to take place during the latter part of Auirual or tire early tiny a of September. "Th#_prealdent plana In prereod to Kro'de Jnnerio by air for a three dayi visit and to return on the USS Missouri." Meanwhile, with what be taid was “deep tegret'* President TrU man valued a bill to ratnblisti a national science foundation. ; The u resident said In a memor­ andum of illaapproval that whiU he hod urged th* establishment of such a foundation, the idll Con. „ tMI aanthlm jurolved a "uvorkrd departure from sound principle*" of administration. He described the bill at ll'M lIaas* , s . r* l« altl Hiroshima Notes Anniversary Of Atom Bombing HIROSHIMA, Aug. «. (AT—Two years ago warfare’s first atomic bomb descended and one half of Hiroshima vanished in a blinding flash of destruction. Today at 8:H A. M., the hour when the bomb exploded, the Ih-IIs tolled. The people stood In silent prayer for one minute, then went again about, their affair*. That was the only official notice lake ruin lllroahlma of (hr explo■Ion Hlat left 92,000 of It* citHrna dead or mlstflng. But th* city of­ ficials were busy with plana to mkk^ lllroahlma’ a ahrlno for thr wrtt Id's hopea of pear*. At their request, General MacArthur in Tokyo released ■ state-ment. He said "W ar’* destructivenesi will progress until ths mean* are at hand to exterminate the human race,', "This It th* lesson of Hiroshima. God grant that It ha not ignored." And Mayer Hhlaao llatnai an­ nounced that Australian engineer* had helped draft a plan for a modern lllroahlma, with a peace memorial at the spot over which the atomic bomb let go. Iliroahla has a long wav to gp Although 20,000 temporary shel­ ters have sprung up, th* actual permanent rebuilding of the city ha* not yet begun. That, said the mayor, w u on* reason for ob**reing Uiu day which can never b* forgotten try those who liv*d through l.t H* hopes, by th* observance, to Interest Ut* ciUtana in rabulldlng th* city. H* wants, h* says, to make Hiroshima f o n c tr a symbol of the futility of war. lllroahlma should know. Red Cross To Give GI Insurance Data |r; : * - -■ _ :• •f Veteran* who with to rainitat* lhair National 8*rvk* Uf* In­ surance or are Interested In ob­ taining more Information an this subject are r*qu*st*d to meet at th* American Rod Cross Chapter Building at Fifth S t m t and Oak Avenu*, Tku*aday-avaa lng-at 7:1U o'clock. 1 ■ .7 » Throughout th* United State* a JAYCEB MKKT naw all-time high In th* number 1 of disability compensation or pen­ Sanford Junior sion c**«e on Veteran* Administra­ will hold a supper tion roll* waa #«Uhli»h#d, May 1 log a t 7:30 o’clock Thuradiy When th* flgur* went oVSr th* th* rind of a 's e ria s of evening 2327,000 mark. Rad Cross Chapter meetings that will ba h-td on th* workers end claims aerric* representstivsa assist eetarana to ob­ tain disability compensation and Meyer* alio told the Senate inveiligatoiv that llughei’ airfiall company paid bills (or wartime cntcltainment ol Col. Jainei li. Hall, who iiicceedrd Elliott Routeveil at head ol the Army -\>i Corpt m onnsiisnce division. Meyer, Hughes publicity man and attitlanl, lead a long list ol exprntr't lie laid he incurred en­ tertaining HalL Merger Of TWA With Pan American Said Price Of Quieting War Investigation Wa s h in g t o n , j \ uB. b </**>_ With both under oath, Howard . Hughes charged and Senator B icutlet (R Me.) denied today thal llie MciiaUt one* oifeicd a "deal" to call oif tensloiial in­ quiry into Hughes waiplsnc con­ tracts. Hirwtici took the stand before a .Senate War Inveitigating tubCommillrr a frw minutes after Hughes, had made lit .chsig* b«fore the tame group. Hughes >sid the Maine Sensloi made tucli s propoiition to him in a Washington H old ths week iij Feb. I I . 1947. ■Riewilrr • ofieieri. be declared, to have the healings dropped if be. Ilughrs. would sgice to mer­ ger ol llir Flam Win Id Alllintt. wlutli he conliots, wills Ran-American Auways. Ihessstej,' calling this a “ propositinu that sounds more like Hol­ lywood than W'aihillglun." told HON OF TIIF LATE I’|IK8I0ENT, Rlllnll MmiHcvrlt (Irtl) in sworn in he fur* taking tlir stand In the rommillee solemnly: 'I i an astute you that 1 never Irulify ticiore the Hcnslt- Wnr IniewtignliiiK <’ll 111mil let- In W»«hingtoii. Bight, he t* -tiimn during* i|iir«tlonin( in eormrelinn *ll(r«hi»' rreiMumrmlatlun lq which the government gave Howard llughev a did." 100-pisnr ronlrsel. Klliolt tnld Ihe rnmmllte*; "It it I- true I hist fifr Ihe prirr nl entertainment I j( w aid h# interlainad made rrcomnii-ndsllmia that would in all) »a> rndangn the men under me ur ilrlraiiil .Ihe govern- Huglirs at * a■ luncheon in hi* hotel men' or vlnw up the war eftorl, that ahmilil he shown." . . (Ilileriiatiunal Huundpholot) apaitetit and “paid {8 hU out of my own pis-ket." SubcciiualHae Chairman Fvrgu aon i I! Mf. hi cm I the t-ifsl which Tins remark at to the cost tbvlMeyrr charged sgstnst llsll'a *nuuslv was a ufeiwnc* to the testi­ tartslm iieW ' vsi I3.Tj 1.1J. cbvstmony o f John Meyer, Hughe*' pub­ licity man, iliat he upent large Ing appiciM tsttly three years. Th* sums i-nt-i twilling government of­ Commit |f ’ Imiuirlng into flu. ficials tKJQ.OihJL.nf. w tstiuis plane e-mtrpdr : --------— * ,y i. . Alluding to the Hughe*’ charge#, given the llughev comnanv. Hlrwater said: Meyrr gave hi* trslimony ■* loule tiiriiugh S.inloiii ini ,H|alc “It ire s incvnceiveble to me Howard Hughra, mitlimiane plane tbal anyone could seriously conlligbw.iy No. 4(i. running from iiuililer and movie producer, wait* rd in Washington to tret if y after ideal;, Are! II ..wllwgVi ew I ' l l - t i t ) Miim mu ilo- E*»i Cu.nt lo Mt Christian a croos-rountry flight. Chairman Dora, I< iml •II l lu te today cpmStressed By VisitFerguson (R-Mich) announced iticndrtl .Scimuolr ('imnly'i S-naloi that Hughc-a will lw called to tes­ in« Church Group and Rrpirvi lil.illtn lot llu-lt Work tify at this afternoon's aeaiion. Hanford had il« hottrwl days •>n iiigliway (ontlruciiolt ami uigrd . Tlie free* spending Meyer, who nf the year on Monday amt Drvrlopmnit ul Climlian idralv hs* already said he upeut more quick at lion (mi .m i irCUiing cumTuesday when Ihe minium among youth was the llietne ol than ‘16,000 of Hughe*' moitey en­ ti-mperalurr -«« rrconlnl nt p lrlion.oi llu- C’io»» fltalc. i llglltalk* ami enlertaimtiriil pi-.riitnl tertaining Klliolt Roosevelt nnd SI degreew on Ise-Ih da)« hy II. wwy.ids. friends, told the committee F. Whit her. weatherman. today to Kiwaniam at their H i r e l ­ As an aid in attracting business Iri It public -InlPlili-lil lo Thi* that on one occasion lie «|M-nt Muring July, Hanford had ing al till- loutltt Cenln l>* a mid industry to Hanford, an axI It-mill today. Mi. Cha-udcclnr3561.42 entertaining Hall, Roose­ ronlrr weather than nmniil tr.llll III ItVr inembri* ol the tensive survey of the many Induat>’il: velt testified yesterilsv (list some with an average 79.1, or two "If Sanfoid aiol Semiuoig Coun­ Mrlhodist 5outh Caravan w)to an rini advantages of the Hanford are* listed expenditures were nwidk drerrea twinw ihe normal uf t ('«— .Ilnur* . , I 'u - slvl ty ittf lo gel llu- Cross Stull- toiiductiiig a youtl^inttim lion pil­ bns hern prepared h y . Florid* HI.) degreew. June wan alan Power & Light Company In con­ Itighwiiy, from tin* cast lo wr»l wlighlly rooter than nor (Hal grim it the lin t Method nl junction will) Florid* fUwti* Adver­ coasts, Ilicy mu*tuyI quickly. Alwith an average nf 79-1 de­ rt-atly n unit uf road for unoth -r Clninli They wrie inlimiurrsl by tising Commission, II. II. Coleman; gree* compared with a normal Passengers Injured route foi a Cron. State Highway the Rev, J. L. McKinlry. p,l*|or ol district mnnagrr for th e . raw er of H0,| degree*; company, aminonced yesterday. is Iw-iiig nUiillurtwii ■If W# are Ih e hottrwl weather ever In Train Collision lb-sides 'Udng nvatlahle at the lo gi-t our .Iiigliway romphrtod Ilie s Lurch and Kiw.imt sdu t feeiirdfd by Mr. Whitner waa Iradci pnwet company . office copies of nmat'ihi *ii (icfore otlnrr At Illinois Crossing 11.1 degreew in Mrii, nnd thia wt> turn* i-oiiiplrlf‘ loads winch will lire viriting group intliulril the survey have been furnished he aald, waa In aome measure tic in ami divert elsewhere tin- Miss Clco Mrtcsli, Orlimli ■ leit l|«*| bv Mr. Coleman to the office ef Hoc ,1* mormon-. wtHido.firea LITCHFIKI.n. 111. Aug. the Jlemlnole County Chamber of Cross Stale Highway. in Volusia county st-Gir time. —Th* IIHnftl* Centre) Kail road’s “Old Slate V -nd Nu. 14 -How and irudrnt ul Haitou-w1i.> t< Commerce, junior Chamber of '•Green Diamond" pa*»cint*r . ■— ----- No Irt enters St-minul" councdlot (or the Caravan. I. I' li­ Commerce, Sanford Herald. City train and a Burlington Railroad By THE AHHOt'IATKD I'ltKSH offirintly on I lie west al tljo We* ter Aiulriion, who war l.oiu- .i»d Hall, Court-House and local banka, freight drain eolltderi near here The wotat heal wave of (lie County where anyone inn)- sef them. v Itivet, niitl I* known a s 'llutoday and stats polio* head., year, still firmly anchored «vei kiva men interested In” Ml. |)<11n Itood It leaves San­ laired liy. mittioniiy p.innl- in ■ Business must nf lh» hail cauinl quartern 'a t Springfield reported ford going ew*t on Geneva Ave Koira and whu is now allrndini lie-ntlng here .will find much help­ “at least 10 or 11 |ier*on*" had at least.' 34 deaflis today as it ( Iit nr4 ■'m fklsl Duke Uniyrrsity; Min Nell Rnyt ful In for mat lop UT the iepurt which spread into the eastern states. been Injured. • «covers more than n scor* of sub­ A (ingfr of eidd air, from Can­ lies'k of A labinti^ M m M-"v ll-'ils jects including lalwir and raw'Folic* headquarter! said there I*, I n v ite d To Joinci ol Not lb Cirsditii .uni M i- iiiateilals here, u tilities, tran s­ were no Immediate reports of any ada bad brought aubdantial deaths In the wreck. It said "at lief and aome scattered shower t|* U IIIIl IS II1V11CU t t l ■ Naomi Rupert of Kants-. portation facilities, health condlt* E d B lirrc tt Icaat 10 or 11 Injured" had.lmen to (be Dakotas amt MinnewUt pins, housing, stufes, schools and IdeiiIs of the Youtii C*iavail but it was almost nhaorlied in taken to the LUchfleh! Hospital. municipal flln*nces. • movement wer* stress,si by I'orNeluaskaand western Iowa where State police were dispatched Mr. Coleman aaid th a t th* The public haa l-een invited to ter Anderson who told of tin- youth the Weather Bureau .-aid the tern to the scene, which was tha perwtioe drop was only moderate. at lend ^tlu' banipict l,t. J * | inatrurtion cuurse nuw being nil Chamlier of Commerce, C ite, and Litchfield crotalng of the two nothing ill sight, th e j? 1 **!" M«vfair Inn * rled on lq* these teams hy-young County official- gave valuable Thera Was railroad* at Winston Tower. i aw t'aaw " is )— j^ 'in iii'd c • 'tun'i.Jaycfc*. at whichi ^ tl, m various M 1 b - >11 - 1 help which contributed to the Com­ t 1 "Wttaar A railroad spokesman at Chipleteness I l f ilia survey. He bailees, ____ __ _ . ' Edward \V. Barrett, editor of I Churrhea. cago said re understood the diesel thia is the first occasion In th* Newsweek Mngaxinr, will speak, The first purpose of llm move­ locomotive, four coaches and th* history nf Sanford that such a it was announced hy T. K. Tucker Trotting Race Fans ment, he said, ik to revitalise youth diner of th# passenger train, *n cum pie to report uf local resource* today. route from St, Louis to Chicago, Hurt As Stands Fall ■* Thus* interested In attending bv teaching them the principles of haw. Iicen compiled. health and having a capable lady, had been derailed and overturned It will tie .ii^ I not only locally Ihe banquet are asked to contact Oths* aims are aiding tln-m In The Litchfield Hospital said It hut also hy tile State Advertising GtiSHBN, N. Y„ Aug. (t, ( 4 1 - Lind Welwr, general manager of think effectively and get rid of Commission had “aome" Injured brought In In the Industrial phae* ths* Mayfair to mako rvtervatlona, Thrcc aeetlona of th« temporary inertia, to develop soul by of its half-mllllon-dollara-a-ysar for treatm ent but that no count A nominal charge will he mad* for mental blrarhrra, janimtsl with fans hern! irnera, januin.l wiki n n . Iieru. ........ . tt'wnllaar* aa Page sis I had been mad*. advertising program’ end hy, attending event. the 1running of* “tho **-l l a m ■" l l s 'l o . i i' - those at ending the event, the ^ Litchfield ia in Montgomvy for [rotting Florida Power A Light Company atakes. collapsed today* Th* dencr on Saturdey night an trottii _ county, 237 mil#* #outhwc#t of in it* program for th* industrial reports from the Gnahru will b* open only to Jaycee mem- Lizette Temple Goetr .... ................................. Chicago and 37 mile# morthaait and first remitts development of the communities la-rs and".their wive* or date*. Hospital gold a numlier wrre In­ of 8t. Loul». A branch of th t Jayrees wishing to buy ticket* O r t R h i n e B o a t T r i o il « ,rvf*' Along with th* survey jured. . |p s ■ w u i v i i i i u . u u u i 11 i p U](i power comp, M V distributing Chicago Burlington and Quincy A record Hamhlelonlan crowd to attend the ocraaion have been ( 1 ---------« l o i o l l o l V m i P in UBring riel* * «v(t«m terminating at Paducah, booklet, "How You Can of '-’0,00f ‘ or more packed the requested to contact Raymond j M(m y m „ Titnpt# Qf Slinj or j, aProgressive Kjr. croaa#a th* I. C. Iin* thcr*. Industries To Your j.undqulst, or secure them et th* Th* railroad said that aa far etands, temporary ami normanent, •Mayfair Saturday night prior to now stationed at the office'or the Community and State.” finance chief of the Army in a# waa known no ona was killed. for the to ttin g claatlc. The accident occur red at the the time of the dance. Germany, recently mailed local It add*d that lta eommunicatlona photographer Robert 1... Cox come Kaiser-Frazer And with Litchfield war* dlarapUd temporal#^ etands near the head color film of snapshots which New Buildings Are and it waa having difficulty of the stretch. Packard Hike Prices A nurga at Goshen Hospital aha took while cruising on Hiller's agaam fttnf information. Under Construction aaid: yacht on th* Rhine. Th* tr^in wa# north bound from ,__bna are under x-ray, DETROIT, Aug. fl. bT»—Tw* “Thr “Rhine cruise I* all it I* 8L Louia to Chicago, ; Albert Hickson la building a reported to ha In song and story," more of ths nation's car manufac­ one stop ia very serlouwlv hurt turers. feeling the pinch of stead­ •re taring treated for small machine shop of concrete she wrote. and seo block construction a t th* corner ily mounting production coats, t*.various WATHEN TO MOVB -of__Laurel—Axauu*— and----F ilth . t-j-n J llielr retail- oriees Street. VAN ANI1RKH HACK today and trad* quarter* g*n*t>HTH RETURN J. B. Wathen, American Fruit R. N. Windham la erectinng a Mr. and Mrs. William Van Anden allv believe similar advance* era Grower* Inc. traffic manager for elf th hava Juat returned to their home in the making throughout t n n l A, local publisher paint (hop at the corner of Twel th* south-eastern division, today Sanford Avenue In Lake Mary after apcndlnr the remainder of th* In d u stry Wright, recently Street and waa In Sanford making arrange­ con­ two and a half months a t Ft, w«ek‘a vacation It ie of concrete block Packard, which so far th li y*ar ments to move hla family on 8«pt. Lauderdale. * Mr. Van- Anden, ha* failed to make a nroflt on Hi i, Ky^ reported struction. 1 to Ft. Pierce where he ,1a now The Free Methodist Church whose paintings have roclered operation*, increased prices on ’ „ there, 95 to 100 located. Ifa haa Juat returned from uch favorable comment a t Or- various model* from 392 to 3200: Wight eald that of concrete block construction, New York city where he attended do exhibits, painted a plctjb* K nlser-Fruyr, wtdeh Ha* juat em­ i*al there he hid waa recently completed a t th* a meeting of th* National Claim# dog belonging it by resident# th at corner of Fourth fltrc«t m o i\a . ..bird __________ _ if ito3 C. i i B. erged from fhe "red,” implemented Committee. He waa greeted by th* w*«k before Laurel Avenue facing th* trailer | H«*ir, prominent F t Lauderdale an Increase of 199 on its F ra tea fellow K tw aaiau a t their lunche­ camp.. . _ __ realtor, during hla stay th a n . standard model. on today. . r. if-* ** ■ Seminole Urged Lo Act Quickly. * Youth Caravan To Obtain Cross State Highway GivesProgramAt Kiwanis Luncheon Nation’s Worst Heat Wave Takes Toll o r :i4 Lives Industrial Survey Of Sanford' Made Bylaight Company « \ v - *. -i ~------- -----------I- ----- *i--------------- ------- _____- *I H;- j L �r ’ \ r~ri—rrn r - a — fa r m 1 Ji iC<? I qI to . Slatabltsked la tree l*akll*fcra dsttf rirrp I Minimal and laaJlU al laalaH . KlarMa III M uaalla V*m«» ICetvrrd a« arraal f h a aaallrr OrtaWr at. 1*10, al rk» raal »*Mr* • t I m Ii H, KlaHV*.'*4" ,fc* * •' M (‘aairraa al H «ak I. • __ T Hill.I.AMI I- IlKAN MIIM OIIHIMIA IlKAN llu .ln r.. *«*»**•» M'feftl m m ilA ll»TK» |-ay aMr la A4«aara Hr farrier. w**W Oa* Stasik «.......... — rfcr*» MaalM — . “ • It Maalh* liar U»» • __ mr mI■ f*»f « • JM!M*** , a( ralrrlalaiarala ral.laa laaAa. Mill *r' ■•I m a la r adreHtsiaa —inll.arrarala ■ala ad VrwrM "* aHarlral U r . * * - * '” '• a a l Haw rath . Tfca II*raid It ■ — “ k" *! A ...rtatrd Ite a . "A 1'*1 '* ’ " “ an .hr -a»* r .r la a l.tlt «■ «"T 7 lee »»■*." pH.trrallaa al all tka l , l | aa al I . Ibla t r a . t a i r r . at " 1" " I f am * dltaaltbra. . _ Interest In Brazil WKHNM8 UAY. AUOUST «. I9 » ■8, HIIII.K VERSE FOR TODAY w o r s h ip ,s i 'V,V.1'Via u m ()nV. ' t i w in. TDK CHURCH I S ..; RESTFUL P * A $ r n ) p M 8 i>£ AND pISCOUWBD PEOI l.g Wnrthlp the Lord |n »«* ‘*eBUl> of hollne*#,—I ch- **:W‘ IIip UN hat finally gotten tin Dutch and the^ Jadonetian* Ic tr a ir llfihf. Now,.if loniton* ju*. doesn't drop A ftlK iatkei in then imdii! i' Commerce -.Department expert* *alc Wollird fekef- Iht'*dTcline V. S. Ctpolli Mupinrnti to I'" . VJC.I.V j kclined.. they rerrgn countti ),00O in May poM. from St in June. Be lo $1,241,000, would hav* Rill* to look 3 mote mon-In lend llirin I 'keep on buy»*«'» they’ll be ing from u i’ * *'*' STUPEN DOUS? .. * i * ■ - tm *1...,.. . ■ il1tl- - T*' • • - . . *-f T h e S le e p P ro b le m More nnii moru the question nri*f*, Jimv ami where Speer Will Address lire people going to sleep? It inn't II question of noise, al­ though nomu of thnt element enters the picture, too. Game Warden School Probably nevot; before in thin country has the mere problem ORLANDO Aug. 6 (Special) of lodging been *o pressing. Protccutlng Attorney George A. Million* of men home from the wars in this and other Speer, Jr., of Snliford will be one countries have no place to lay their heads. The pressure is of the speaker* at tho first anin ipilr of th f;, | that Floiid, naturally bad in the fltfd World, but is worse here than it JO peuon alieady hat some. conducted by the Game and Freeh ever wns before. And naturally there is complaining. here on ill welfare N-lfF <0 whom the “All I nm asking," snys a disheartened family man, Water- Kith Commission * . •Slate pay* wjinclfiin'i like $2,000,­ ’’lira place for the kids, even if we have to split the family starting tomorrow. More than -200 stata wildlife 000 a month, ' threw am anolhr temporarily. I'm willing to rent a bouse for any price I officer* and honorary game ward, on the wail12.000 peranna can pay, and I’m willing to pay for the kids' Iroard.*’ ens from south and central Florid* Killings- IjlT Uut 1,1 many ittc list, aiconh It i* almost impossible to make are expected to attend the twoierit* ok arrangement!! even.on mich. a .basis. So families are neat- day .-uriuiol ..which w U t.faaiu ra wotlh who 11 classes In law enforcement, first alliclr* on 8Rr “ A *Tyj M^e-ihlffc way, and there is , l(l ltlle rcU.lon* and gam. and aiiftogel on Tampa Tub nut merelt discumfort. but denpair and even the beginnings n.h manarementv ' *' the wrlfair iayi, anti of crime. It .looms an If the great and imwerful Uncle Sum' The clatscs will be conducted nnthi 01 might manago even this difficult problem more effectively. by officials of the' U. S. Fleh aomrtimci it la : on you’re It taken more than mere temporary lodging in filling nta- und Wildlife Service, FBI ugenta. More, hut .once tlonn or bonchen in parkn or railway depot* or bnck neats Red Cross first sld experts and ipell. iafe for quite commission game and fish biol­ A :. of old jalopplca. > Wanton CIltudillL. agreei thrl the Riiliih loverqinen} - hat lieen “ fritleiing away ‘ the bilhon dollai loam which lhi» country hat made the Bntiah. bjii he expresses the hope that wr will continue doling it nut. Undoubtedly if Uncle Sam ihouhl cul the’ Mother Country oft without another dime, haidlup* tor a time would lie increared, but we believe in ihc long run it might •ave the Hntrih Empire. Ihc Engliih will nrVei^ Iw^mhe rtrong again living off die WPA. ogists. U. S. Business Is Old Files Of Weekly* Worried Over British Newspaper Reveal Socialistic Crusade Facts Of Interest Work On Giant New Telescope Was Begun By Scientists In 1929 Ily RALPH DIGIITON AP Newsfeaturrs PASADENA, Calif,—Sometime in Ihe world will begin probing the heavens for their secrets. The telescope's 200-Inch mirror, which Is expected to bring into focus stare never liefore seen by man, la virtually ready to be daced in the 136-fout high revolv­ ng-dome nn to p of e r - aluminum I Palomar Mountain. .. The WO-ton Iqatrumetit ,which will support and guide the mirror on Its sweep of the universe Is completed except for Installation of certain control mechanism* Far 18 . years, th* best brains of the world have la­ bored lo make thia greatest dream of astrophysics come tro t. More than s lg . pillion dollars hav* been espended. But on* mishap could set the reject hack several years. hhare ' la a big danger that ‘ tha morror could be overground. Pol­ ishing already la within less than а . hair'a breadth of perfection, but the final ''figuring!' goes on. Second, there are hasar-l.i In the necessity o f . trucking the mirror could be overground. Polб,600-ft. Palomar' Mountain, 125 mile* to th* south. If th* m irror has been over­ ground, or damaged In transit, replacement Will require at least three yearn and perhaps long*.’, After the jn l t r o r le Installed, In the observatory, there will loUow another month or six weeks of testing instrument and glass tjigrt her before construc­ tion crews, turn the teleaenpe over to astronomer* .Scientists at* , wary about .... | -.ic « ... — III** dales, but, oom*tl ia f a ir thay eipect to , be , to . pee a blUlon years:*out ll\t*. space ------ .aWfc. aid of tha I'alom ar. leier f in the aluminum-coated gists disk at the bate of the telescope tube. The observer, opej-ating a cam­ era 6& feet atmvl the mirror, will !« able to tee little with hi* own eye* that he couldn't tee through aity plher telescope. Hut during all-nlghl-long exposures, the mirror will rnllrcl light too weak for hu­ man r j e t to see and focus It on Ihe photographic plate. Maty after the plate Is devel­ oped will the observer know what the giant mirror, one million time* aa keen as the human eye, h*s "seen" dur­ ing the night at th# tele­ drops rotated on its axes. .drop* The electrically drived telescope is geared to find any sector at the heavens at the push of n button.* With the A iling of cer­ tain dials, it will stay focused on that sector automatically, swinging from horixon to honton between sundown and dawn,. Mathematicians hav* fig­ ured out that this neat little trick la Ilk* aiming a rifle it a moving 25-rent piece 25 Nstlonsl llsnk uf OrUmto. mile* away—end—hilling It Ilraiirnql. Kalh«rin« K alal To Ura H. r*»lll» * at will. _ IIIATTStl. StOHTttAtiK i____________ ... • Kosgste tlrnwsr* ContMrstlve Tj I'hnW, I'ihibi, Co. OP MtlHTUAUR* Seminole County NATtsCAl'TION Security Itor,it A UunsxXr Co- T« Hntrert HaltHorn. Court Records Klrw federal H A L Aeen. To Jack It. Mtanrtlfsr Jr. stus Marla. (•bill. Clarence W. Hus Minnie To WAHIl A!!TV IIKKIIS Wt( IIre.>1111*. W. A. ttux GPP* "•• Jark II. Hlandlfer Jr. alus Mart*. Watkins. W. C. etus KlorkU Z. I’aul |*. K. stilt* HUS KPutxtH diM lo t.'. guagslM t ’o. To got- •tat To Handbill Droves. Inr. Hrott. K. N. etus -lads To N. W. s t i r l l r i t t r t .Co<-|»sr*ttv». Hrolu Kl<t#r M. »lu* KPa To twits Iisvts nnd Oraaon Ixnli. la w a r i r Wa-tl-i and i:il*»l l-Minr Klrchtiorr. W. K , Jr. n u t Go­ Appllrallon or Hr lit Tractor Co.-* rilla To Him Hbi-ni tlu s Ki* Hartford Arcld.nl q Indrmnlty Co. Kstly. Hoy It- tin* *d* Yu Hilda lUultrwm KstM. Martin W. .tu t Agnrt O. . / To ll.rt'sri <1. HtsliWnut .la*. Ilshran*. llarM It O.’-aiux Vlralur ia - I- To lltnry Wsthliura sld* tws. . a* t'atlein, J. D. »l«* H- ’ln j ; T- Mrlsilti. Jr slut Iwon* Harman. M. P tx Jod* H; To Aat body ' CSriWo . (tab ■ MAI. MSTUTK SiqHTOAtlll* - Ko*f|at» itriiwm patch altout a oat reputed to be 140 years old and adds in that “several person, now living remember her abovo rtd ycett .1 emainrd for the 20th century-to •By DE WITT .MACKENZIE match this with accounts of tuarls Ily IIAI. IIOVI.E AP Foreign Affairs Analyst ANNAPOLIS. Md., (/P)-,N’ew» thst staved, alive tor decades la British Foreign Secretary Er­ doesn't rhange. only the men who building rornerstonei. nest Bevin is not going to com­ make the news. Advertisements In those days promise with convictbinj. a t wit­ To ptove this you have only to didn’t come from dcrsrtm ent ness his reiteration of the Sec I- glarin' bark through ih i files of store*. They were principally about jrtlst government's policy, of na­ old newspaper* tficb a* “The Mary­ rum, real estate (housing w*t hard tionalising the factorlv* and mines land Gaxette," a weekly that ha, to find! and runaway .slave*. . of Germany's greet Ruhr, a policy been pottraying 'th e American The price of Jam ilea runt In which the U. 8. A. strongly op- scene, with a few farced Interrup­ Annapolis nn Mar. II, 1724- per nosea on tha grounds that this 1/ tions. since 1727. single gallon, 7B cent*. lemonade I We wHe much inleretlrd ^ir a m atter for the German people - Take, for vxantple, government t-o,1* more- than tb*f now. thcmpclvcs to decide. Buhop Colmorea detciiptmn of One ran admire, and s'tri'ly can­ experiment* In crop control tn re­, The Gaxette, like other f - ^ocialnm ar It war practiced in not quarrel with, the constancy of rent years. newspapers that served *, w#' In 1720, some 2IH years ago, springs for American liberty, tan Puerto Kko during the adannillra- Mr. Bevin. Still. R I* given to tinn of Retford Guy Tugwtll, one wonder why he should find It Maryland planters protested .heat­ from one to four page,. . It had a edly that the London dealers had subscription rate of only (3.11 a of the original Roorevelt brain necessary to emphasise such a sold their tolracro below egrred vear. leading colonial figyrra con­ highly controversial politico-econ­ Irutlert and (rtrliapt the mort omic issue a t.th is tense moment ‘Price*. tributed lo It, and It £^d special The Idimlon merchants, at tc- rorrrspondrnU in Igmdon, Paris, "rlaily eyrd', -of them all. Ihc la Britain's own economic cyitls goveinnienl under, hit adrniniitra- whose aolutlon depends upon petted by the Maryland Gazette, Prague. Lisbon and half a doirn eent **•»» back "wot'd that martin markrt M i other European countries. . lergess. , **•“ «-uru nisi lergrt* lion. Buhop Cnlmore laid,'bought American uTcrMiucaeu and amt made thesrfugtnese Tug Thera were - no glan*. prraa as­ After all. If even “haaven t*m- overstocked up lirge tract! of land, divided per* tha-wind to ths thorn lamb.” g rit ions to the planters lo hob sociations to speed info.mstlon. A headline of O ct 21. I7tl2, it among the penm who. upon surely John But) might refrain the prices sublet g T Ire t, by ptenllnr less lobar- ccd a royal birth tho ope. . I,-! I- *. »t-j I S S k iw " !'. i& i t . TW -W. hecogrint landlord!, thought they from blowing th* hot breath of co evdry year. They won’t oxaclly "a**" aUr# l . , n . - Ml, f... , Aug. 12: “Great J»y to Do nationalisation down ' no longer had lo work. Hencri socialistic Is-mi'-rt. Ilarbeei tilts K,'*o Ml* through the scope, which la ac­ “Second, by destroying every A Prince of Wales is bora, the neck of capitalistic Undo Sam. Heiitord ANtMh National Hs*" tually a gigantic camera. Th*y will To they were unable lo pay Ihc gov­ * Now of court* it w>uld I* pro- vear all trash and mean tobacco. save Ihc King." AaaltiNMKKT o r pOWTOAOM “Third, by forbearing t 0 plant The audience for this event was take picture* of a tari mirrored i» C* IlutrliUon 4 Cn. T m rlrRt ernment for the land, agricultural aumptlous to the n-th degree for every fourth year." Interestingly co-educationelj ac­ -------— • " J ^ production for the tiland ai a an American to raise tho point of Doe* that sound familiar? cording to th* Gasette'j account; whether Socialism It good for Bri­ whole declined and .eventually the tain. and this column doesn't refer Although printers at’ the tlrnt- - “This morning, at half an governmjttrt had to take the land to th* subject In an argument!** were customarily under MOO |«nd after VII, the Queen was ha back, reaelling it ultimately to the w ay.'Thai's for England to decide. (big money then!) not to publish delivered of a prince. Her However, in view of America's newt embarrassing to the colonial Highness th* Princess Dovagwr or vary people who had owned it in heavy Involvement in the economic governor* or th* king, William Wales, several lords of Ills Maj­ the firil plat*. We wonder if ill rescue of -her ally, ths question Printed both esty's most honorable Privy Coun­ does arise whether British Sod- ■Idee pf this commercial controver­ cil. and -the ladles of her MajaaSocialiim im ’t more or leir like doe# sy. on# of th* kind that flowered ty's bedchamber, being present-" allam la good for the U. & that. V rfi; -,'t.: j To gr e t down to eaaea, U Three fear* later the Gaxette there It later Into revolution. Animal stories were news even isn't printing anything about Johnny Meyer'i tipem e ac­ a goud 'deal of quiet misaslnea! In Invest In th a . United 8 l*te* over th** econ­ In th o .. Ion* ago day,. An issue count! make naureating reading ar omic aspects of British Socialism of-December, 1728. conuin* a dlt- God saving the King. , Th* “Stamp Act" had been passdd putting a? ar one thinki of champagne and as thev relate to International af­ prohibitive tax on newipapans and arpirin tablet! which were uiad to faire. The situation worries the pamphlet*. Sturdily independent. Contentment Publisher Jonas Qreen ptint«d » ** obtain lucrative government con- practical business man, who recog­ like Germany. Such insistence ' nltea th at.it la th* exerciao * ‘ *Off p: pn- I spreading Brltaln'a poll skull and crostbones where the trtcti during the dark dayr of the vats Initiative which has mad* hi* omic program abroad b stamp Was to b* affixed. war. but what ii even more dir- countr* Aha richest and moat1 suggestive of an Ileatlon was interrupted of* Enjoy the necurity of a zfevlngn rtyorve by 6penin|f turbing ii the callow diireg/rd for powerful of all Umt. lie believe* crusade. It isn't pa rightly or wrongly, that compute promotion for aid from Aniarlea! an account here now— add i to iUrtfetilarly. Your ihe baaic element! of common de­ nationalisation of a country Mean* , .!* .^onornk aspect of Maryland Gaxette, which *(a not cency among American TIourboni. totalitarianism and tho death of aSocialism, rather than the airlrtlv de*4 hut sUepeth." , K»ntual)y.| snvIngH kra insured to $6,0(k) and earn a worth. While Elliott Rooieveft iayi it*» all Private initiative. political, which U worry American the paper waatlpred th s 1 We got an'Indication of thia big business. Th# United 8tat«s poUtlctd storm, and whllo return. Accounla may be held Indlvfdually or politic! and juil an attempt In feqltng when Congree* was debat­ American Indu tmeat hit father, ha admit! he bor- ing the British loan a year ago. ha* mad# it quite dear that the helpful to hs.- good jointly - huitband apd wife can have account- InNow 220 y ean old B rowed a ihouiand dollar* from ibe m. wanted to ally. In this crisis, but wants to do to Ann* Arundel couitl know why U. &* dollar* should b* man who wai trying to m wiihout^cuttlng her owa throat. aa "The Maryland UI ■ ju im l^ at-fe-tQ tfel of u» H9wl ' ......- ... cW M appropriated to tav* British aoclwKTT _former R 'ttliU r WinWell, tho ms ’or belplng Ho- slan Churchill, that i saving* A Isaac It.-’a Hal the gov S 3 ,«5 a r " ' if S k a or from . .. in the W «ia ^ 1 very man from rvhotnjhf c< th a t -1 ctlu- would will (n Its Inquiry DfMeat misfortunes nea until ■the gullty men, Whose oaxy theories and , .all thl*.and for personal I n e o m p e t e h c * have oft* would tMnfc the breeght us down, hav* been dm en m on demanding na­ “ Ppwsr by th* votes of the tal lampblack! ^ the news; blr death*. crop repoeu. sailings, nnj stories amt gsver Ihgs, U pretty mi , 1 1 ever. * , " 5 ■ t- ; V _ . LV t ‘V ' -V of Sertiinolfe . e-- P h o tit m ~ »ure. on th# motor vehiclo manu­ facturers and mereH»ndj**r* for new paasenger automobile deliv rrica currently Aur|ia»»c* anything the Induilry ever hv* experienced. And neither can do anything alxiui it. Th* mairufacturera are aaiembling all the vehicle* -they can with the material naailable: the retailers are passing them along to waiting customer* aa rapidly aa they come from Ibe rle factories. Meanwhile th* waiting lilt, in­ stead of levelling off a« an aver­ age of around r,00,000 passenger cars are delivered immthiv to cus­ tomers, ia growing ti.-tdily. Some authoritative industry sources say the Iracklog, estimste*! after lowance for duplications, at 6^j00, 000 last Jan. 1, now total* closer to 0,000,000. ■ Many car dealer* are refusing to accept new. order*, although the manufacturers’ tales executive* are urging them to do so aa n matter of business policy. In most instances where retailer* are ac­ cepting new orders they are mak-. ing no promises regarding delivery dates. The dealer, of couise. know* no In-Iter than does Ihe customer when. U t 'e i i v new oa Ake bottom of hl> order list will come through from the factories. If he chose to do so. the dealer rould tell the new customer how many orders pre­ ceded his on the list and how many cars were scheduled to come from the assembly plants each month. But. he would have no assurance himself that the factory would be aide to meet tne schedule. 8o despite all Ihe pressure tiring exerted by would-lw new ra r pur. chasers upon tho dealers, there is little or nothing the retailer* con ... an filling the orders on their books in the sequence in which they were placed. The situation In which the jnduftry finds Itself with'respect to new car deliveries Is without par­ allel end there is no indication it will change materially during the year ahead. The industry'* sales head* know the accumulation of unfilled ol­ der* rest* largely on public ”assumptibn that there will be no curtailment of buying power: that any Industrial recession would wipe out cost of th* backlog in a few weeks. But they see no sign of any euch curtailment of buying power. If they seem to be sontewh... tealou* In their preachmetiU to dealers abupl. customer relatioqa, servicing, good will and such things generally, it Is because the sales executive* always have done their planning on a long range basis and are concerned about keeping their selling organisations Intact. Many of the retailer! currently dietribuUng new automobiles never hare experienced ah all-opt com­ petitive market. It Is these ear dealers the tale* chiefs are main­ ly concerned about in their plan­ ning for the future. County ^ A * !■•• N.wt Calender ■ "• • . . t i l l l>ean llvItoU »:le W»1n.tdar Hr.nlna Cu im i •1# i'M Lsle New*. • • i.iu i II..in*.(lull, Vt.ur. H ite Ua(« Hall Sroret 11,01 ((.•lurttfully Vouit ll:!S All Ihr Nem llteo Hlsn UK T k tttla , tterale* , SiOM Sign On s.sl lleadlln. N .at I , i C.lery Chopl'.rt Jsm lm ,.. (■SO lliimrapun SilS Art Dtrkwoi * 7:0ft New. 7 Ml HlinrlM- Hr,rhtil. Site New. SitS Henrlte H«r.tiutl. m l:IS Hlltrhlna Tim. i lo Morning fie,(dinns Si IS Morning Mmlltatlont Si MM Newt t i l l Mutlral Program Mil* Shoppers turmoil* itia Womans World IMieo Newt lo,ill t-uiln American Itliytluns 10: 1! Tunrt Vm'r- lltqutotad 1o;]n Church of r'hrt-t t*iUS Hetuk-Ctastirs • It oo Nowlit* ! Program llooumo... ilrtl-G uorhrw nH sitea - . <>. II I.'. II I: ) 'two I ■-II- I 8 ItiMe Sows at Nootr ||:tS Wrotern Molodlco till* Noon Hour Noloo li t! Htatnpo Quartet • II#* Newt , , l.ui gllrrr Htrlngt )rS* lladdy Morrow t it! QuickC Platter XiMM Pavorlt* Plats Ire l i l t tlar None Uanrh 3!** Nows 1 (0! T. Dor—-jr 1:1* Colo (tiro Clulo 4iM* Nowt !■*! I4*n I *1ill- | u 'hilTii ,N,,W* Ttr fit)* th* limit! &:•& Voice of llie Army l |00 Nfh » nf the f»*% WofRtpflii Ptimp. Art —for ^ RfAvsl' for M^MinsbWnrM -if Mip mrtil **f rnriium of InJurj ••! II. XrAillun *Ally. II. W III II.IIIMI PKID!IT« IlstU) rtll«U#l| ^th 4f)d Two tior> frnnt* b*>ut* * . —— ’ • .Sanford. Atlantic Hk. Bldg. Ilonra: 9-12 1-5 . Phone 294 Hat. 9-12 • Eyes Examined • Glasses Fitlc IrW - . 1- r' * •.Si .m ti P '■ re*?—, w pvr*: • i ■ - . K,-.t . •- All Better Dresses Vi Price ' ’/ DON’T FORGET THURSDAY . ; 8:00 P. M. ^ Sanford ,1 All Better Hats ■ if* -S : vr * V2 P r i c e I-udgc No. 1311 I 'Table Hat* & Bags 1-0 0 . — •Cw i • . i -We can truthfully say we are operating I with very Tittle overhead. 1 M cn’ii Straw Hata Price M4 # „ e*pcn*e - on your cir by bringing it to^ ♦ * ^ * *jULA* | *• N « t ’« Work Pants ‘ ml fw. pair A ■ TEEN TALK - - - < ' <081 ,- t . » 1.95 m us for periodic checkup. . ; Sniti startled. n wn^ n n t i they*derived iw y a irriii.iicA i own, and a igreat.deal „f satisfaction from helping others, It was ihe satitfeetlon -that anyone Keu from helping another who la In trouble, The food they produced meant victory and life lo . those people. Neither farmers nor other Amsrb ra n i want , fo,,, foraiirn soil, tor they are sallfied with thHr country, and they desired only to win the war as quickly ax possible and peact; ’ The farmer felt that hit .food -4ou1d runlril-ule largely to internatloal peace'and amity. H e'ex_____ _ _______ peeled___ only gratitude ___ and friendship from those people who had suffered much and who had marched with hie own country to victory. . rm— m STARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS! ••SHORT PROGRAMMttrch nf Tlme’n "Nrw Trninn For Old” Pete Smith’s-- "Sure Curen . • * ■ ' * % ■ Imst Day Wedncuday! @I®I®I®I®I®I@ I®I®. t = . e * . • .i J 1- 4 — *».■ ■ ■■ ‘ - • ______ i ■' ■4^" - . * X1 ^%!’ - d i L - - JA« - *§ * I t- - -- 4U - lO tlltD UNDII AVtHQIHV Of INI COCA-COt* COUfAHT »Y SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTMNG COMPANY rar. • ■ • ’ ' , - . : 1 SffirP «‘ o ’■ -n •'* • * \ •* • \ i. cv ' ’- m its l i , -- / RR1AN \ » DONLEVY *) Ronmr } ” WALKER l ie Opens 12:45 P. M. 40c ■ T 'T S m r k - Phone 971 —Le , * HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY SHOP — fM* North Pnrk r Woibl. per­ I by tba advice of 16 came up from Colton 1 have My Roauty Shop at 20fi North Pnrk in now open. The latest ifl modem equipment anti fornitthinga have lH>ett iiurtnllod, including intliyidunl igntlh tinils, and n Hnft water system, which is a necessity ill keeping your hair apft and iteautiful. Drop in or tall fur appointment. Formerly at 305 Para Avenue. trust ii. carry ■ - I 1".11 Hollyw 109 P k ln ttU o Ave. iLike d M 1 til (it i A i H Y i t i N i n , farmer*, iMiitix* j , other Americani. of this country have Iwen puttied nnd disappointed a l the suspicious reception (hat has l>**n accorded by some other countries t<> Ametlea’s proposals for ironing out In. ternalional difficulties and prnmntln|t peace and understanding. , American farmers have la-cn ill*appointed, for they. In good faith and patriotism, have produced the food that has saved th e' liyes of thousand of people in - ihii nmntrie*. * * '*■ * *. Duiing the war. tin//, nu-rln. plisln-d womler In food pnvIiteD'ut to the people of this country ntry Would have enough to eat and, in Ihe cate of other countries, at least ynough for life for thoimandt who nixes the idea he would play Ed­ die Cantor at Warner*, a* report­ ed. ”| ’d rather make it to the top Short | ■>■■ Circle 1® of tb« W. S. C. S. of tha bridal auemiani* attendants were eniertaincq entertained u , . i- k - n n . t tl nriuat Flret Methodist Church will assist J ®?" "nd *on; ‘ ye.lerday with a luncheon given Circle 7 In serving Friday night ffc rt T b « I“ -aT.'I io T 1:00 o'clock by Mrs. Id* Moore for those attending Youth Week, •» lh» home of ber parent*. _Mr. when Circle 10 held tta monlhly khc recently W r*fri*nda in tn-nr- and M„ . M 8 Wiggins, on Mag meeting. Th# meting waa held a t i _ , ‘ J r? fi Tk-.J*'**', ,, ,o n . , noli* Avenue. The living room and th* home of Mrs. J. 4L. Hoolehan,^ „„ U .V M 0f $un (*'r*h ot th« Wiggins home Vtairtnan. on Monday afternoon^ ®"' **■>' ; *{, r *: were • decorated with lovely The next meeting of the circle ................ — * * # *K‘ o n J u i , 7 i i J d d h" wTfc !Lrf n5!,n!Y.ti of ^ I,nn,M will be held on the second Monday | nf Septemlicr instead of the first . B K L l#i 5 ! P Thoe*didning- table where th . it was announced. £ T,T y i ^ r - « s were sca.ett Was .w .rl.ld L d L i ’i K »< Italian cul-wnrk gloth After the meeting was adjourned Mr*.'. Hoolehan" served refresh­ U B lr tf c r S a W X Z wb rh »■ ^ center"was a ^ lo f arments to Mr*. L. M. Swain. Mr*. Icft on j J y i f * U " rt tangemeiu u,f the pastel flowers. II. R. Herndon. Mrs. Carrie Draper, The trip as as aa «M1* - f a t . w*. AM •"•"'•‘“re ttnyra nbrideT h . trip was n-.v rety m t Wfre Ubride M<J Mand pUc<l lf to Mrs. Olive Well*. Mr*. Clyde pleasant, *hv uni. except for Brokman and visitor*, Mr*. J. C. Frank who had »,« sieknrst off mark the teating" arrangement of Trawirk and Mia. T. E. Herndon nnd on. It »t. un a Monday the guest*. Mitt McCall preaented of Valdosta. Ga. • morning when "Diamond Head" her attendant* with gifts and Mr*, ramo Into vie* end a« they docked kfoore's gift to the honoree waa a FAMILY REUNION HELD a Naval Station band wn* (here to piece of her choeen pattern of play "Aloha" tu*n. Ueut. Thorn- silver.. Aatisting Mr*. Moore In serving A fnniily reunion wns held on a* came aboatd stxl gave them- two Sunday at Ihe home of Mr. and - laiautiful lei’s aade -if fragrant were Mr*. Edward Higgine, Jr. and Mis* Kathryn Wiggins. Those Mrs. C. A. Ilittd l nn I-akr Mon- Plumeria Idos-m-. • ro*. Among those present were j “A* we started in leave the dock invited to tie with Miss McCall Mr. dnd Mr*. Orville Hartle of John lold me Hist lie 'nul found n were Mr*. J. * Rutledge Alford. LaPorte, Ind.. Mr. and Mr*. C. furnished house Umt u,-.-ould sub- Mr*. Emmet MrCall, Mr*. David A. Hlttell and rlilldren. Clarence, let far one month if agreeable to N ii'birkrl ami Mr*. Wiggins- Also Jr. and Wayne of Jacksonville, me." she wrote. 1 was vorv happy Miss Gene Caswell. Mis* Marths Mr. and Mr*. Claude Hlttell and to hear that until he told me the Perkins, and Mis* Nancy Collum. family Thomas.* Claude, Linda prire, 1176 a niteih. lie riplsined and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. that the coat of a hotel room would Mth. Ray Fox Gives Hlttell and children, ItettvjAlvlu, Iw 176 a monthjmd that the cost Rehearsal Dinner J r - Bobby and Clarence, Mr. and nf three of U» rating out for a Mrs. Kenneth Hlttell and Miss month etc. ami I tb.idid that it Mary Hlttell a ll-o f Lake Monroe, would Im« rbeapertn real tin house. Mr*. Ray Fox entertained last “Then I sals Ui- house. I knew rveping at 10:00 o'clock with a also Mr-and Mrs Eric Kinard and 4i'a rehearsal topper* fa r mein lairs-sad . f "f guest* o f the McCall-Alford vredIBert W Smith M Un(iif h f r S t ft? Paula. n,.i near tateee* IlnHalititt the btwtiial highest peak llonolul'1. ,||nir party. Th* supper was held t IHHI feet ohm# the *e*. We can following tlie rehearsal at the alt and look Hewn on the city of Virat Presbyterian Church, al Honolulu, Diatosod Head and un q,,. p 0g home at 1020 Magnolia out to *#st-‘ TV wind blow* all Avrliilp. * •i Ily R0H T il the time ami w tlrep under *_ The m . of the Fox home • ’ YSh1’1 , i r . were beautifully decorated with "Triet’e are seres .ind seres of pfak gUdiolutes and fern ami HOLLYWOOD. Aug. ii. id ’ The trend of stars’ making their pineapples and sugar cane with Illuminated with candlelight. The own picture* riintinu,'*. Brian huge cannerle. and "“War mills- iUp,M., wn, »r r v r,1 buffet style Donlevy ,1s the latest to join the it dta-sn t look like th.-ru "ould fj.0ni Ibe dining rimm and eaten ever lw a plneapyle or sugar short- , t | ndiv|du*l't»ble* set up on the H»t “f actor-tuijducera; .JjU law- ■ft* ■| Koconut* »nd *-------• it, ^vvtwi m- H ----------—-------■», in ngtift* wwiw w«v»* 0 "l fU '^-J^tninruf 1 -d«al foe - ■■i ■* ■■■ • - t — to grow ayeryvbi-re. Tn. toad* ,n tlghting the yard. The dining on* a year under hts own are quite good but terril'.y trook- | a|,jr w al rnvered with an Italian banner. Joins Dana Andtewa,| rd; they Wind around no many cul.w„r|, r |„th and centered with lummings, Melvyn Doug. M ountain but tie scenery* ia love- a „t|ver how, hol.linir the pink ^ n e ry . Silver Us nnd others, yho have -,-t up Ir. There V * Rower* and shrulw n ,lWpra an(, their .own companies in recent ffslart?, jnoil c$f Ihfm I I'.tvn novrr ra*ti|riaiirii HpM hurnlnir luntm. months. Actor* ag rrr lhat is the •ecu la-fora. TV,.- an- no eunke. Mr< Raymond Key served the best set-up for them, since it pro­ on the Island nnd to date the mm- guest* and assisting in serving and file* have been a ra­ wrre Mr*. Charles Park and Mr*. vide* an Income over a periltoil of ouitocs A II. Wallare veers. A straight salary is two rity. soon swallowed by taxes, thny Those invited' to Iw with Mis* MrCall and Mr. Alford were from think. With no la s reliuf in sight Tallahassee: Mr. and Mr*. .J. this year, more actor* wilt be pop. Rutledge Alford, Mr. and Mrs. ping up as-producers. Charles Alford and family, Mr. “If Wlomcs" will ba whipped in­ and Mr*. Jplinq Alford, Mrs. Nor­ to final ahape on the high tra*. man Slone and Fred O; Drake, Jr. Director Victor Havillr u ll* on Mt*. Mae Connelly nf Valdoala. the; Queen Mary Aug. 8 and will Mr. and Mrs. David Nusbickel of finish cutting the film aooar.l ship. Winter Park, , Mr- and Mr*. Herbert Slot hart will accompany Emmet -MrCall. Mr. and • Mr*. him and compose the score rn Kdwnid McCall. Dr. and .Mr*. route.,.II'ji'i.- it s not a tough.cn ~r.; n. Tlrownlee,' 'Mr* and a!r*7 sing. They'll sneak preview lh-» F. E. Il<-unilllal. "Mr*. Park. Mr*. Dttture In England^ whicn i* tome, Mr. an<t Mt«. Dan ,G. Mitchem F. h . Vernay, Mr*. Key. Mis thing new. . . . aitnouncad tisls) the birth of a Wallace. Nfr*. Id*e Moore. Mi** Larry Park*' suit against t ’o|. son, Robert Gray, on July 30 In Nancy Collum. Miss blartba I’arumbla J* being watched carefully Hempstead.* Long Islauil. Island. Naw kins, Mia# tim e Caswell of Or­ by other employ,'*. Evel/.q Krye* York. Mr*. Mitchem will l»e re- lando, Hey Fox, Jr. John Fox nnd alto signed a new contract before nirmli-rert a* the footer Helen Jimmy Fog and K-iward McCall. tha got Ike "JoLon Story" role. Wtleom ____ _______ _ ■■ And when Glenn Ford returned from .Sweilcn for jm .OOO.OOO from the marinee, he signed a new Mr. and )l( Gwynne MrCrum Met before he rould play with antiounped tm ty the birth of a Swedish crown* the semi-official Rice xposptll* 'feItette Davie in "A Stolen Life." let “ intby.^Aug. 5 at new*pa|ier The studio wanted seven yrata, ntri'qsi port*. but Glenn wpuld give five. . . . Additionally, the Pole* have Ital. tcCrutq i* the Jerome Courtland ia recovering placed order* for ilMi.lHM) *quare tor Hetty lo Anderson. from a grave lilne**. It was a meters of hardlamid from Fin­ tropical disease ha picket up in land. and 300,000 crown* worth the Pacific. Hie first data since Swedish Materials of lift*, crane* and silo* for con­ hi* recovery will be with Peggy from Dentnaik. Ordered By Poles crete Ann Garner. . . . Negotiation* for importing Susan Peters ia doing a fine Job WARSAW, {Poland (A h- I’o- building machinery are underin "The Sign Of The Bam" and idy there i* talk if Academy ‘ •* ''uylog equipmrnt for W»F w,lh Ajutrla. Similar pura] read Award*. Thia annoy* Susan who ronqreje w r l a , for flooring fw- j!**®!* n'*"* ,n ............ — • '• - J building machinery »-*c«ho*lovakla. *ay« realistically. "The *hooHng torlo* -arm schedule itn’l lo/tg enough for an Uf.l «1 performance." Academy Award Btit it's a good longxhul In the Academy future book.. . , Robert Cummings hies to Vic­ toria. Canada, for a visit with friend* after he finitht* "Sleep: My Id»ve." When he re ta rp i Iw’l. I start his first prnduelion on i-iown. It'a a thriller called *The (Data Heart" and he tiupea to lure j Ague* Moorehrad for It. . . . AP Newsfeaturrs Dear Judy. Most of the eub-deba with stag* ambitions get simply awooney when they *e# a girl vocalist “ with a big name dance orehtxtrj step up to the microphone and giv<t out with sentimental Jive. Jeeperx, the kid* exclaim, wouldn't |t b* won­ derful to stand up there in a shim­ mering gown and hold the audlenra in the palm of y o jr hand. But Just when we'to deep in Hreamdutt. along come* trumpet tooting Ray. Anthony, the hand some bandleader, to allrk a pit Vincent Price has ' Jmught a | in th* balloon. . Sure. Ray any* any girl with n erreyn treatm ent of ijitsn'* "Th«" Wild Duck." and he wants tn *ell| voice can .be 4 vocalUL bat— The first thing, eha must do 1.1 it to Columbia or UI. II hat a l*arn to sing. It'a not Just hut a qut ques­ starring role for him. natch. . . . tion of believing your friends who Abigail (Tommlre) Adam* H get Inelet yoo or* ■ natural bore vac. .tin g the etarlet buildup i t Colum allet. You may be the heot singer bl*. Her marriage to George Jr* In your high school o- perhaps •el awaits clearing up of legal ' ng.hht ex-wife and vour mother aeka you to sing for matter* InvoWin friend*, but that doesn't provd daughter. . . . The hill for "Arrh anything, eayt Ray. Tak.t a look Of Triumph" ha* naeied the five at Uncle Will or Aunt Minnie am) million mark. That1* a la*, of ralnotice If they are gritting their Frank Sinatra bought a two onteeth when you g i n out with the gtned plane end will fly hi hi* family high C'*. says Ray, don't believe you around the west for a vacation boIt straight tween "The Kissing Bandit" and can sing until “ youi have it irorn your muate teacher's mouth. "Miracle Of The Brill” . . . happy I t you do have a good voice, listening: "thunana" by Freddy ■till have to work to de- Martin , • . Eddy Howard ia a t the v*lop U. You’ll have tu leare how Coconut Gfwve and Duke Kiting, l the I die- ton al Giro'# with verr-H*t«neb|e rubric- But not dsnreable. . . . llohert Young wants to play Ban in "Lxtok Homeward. Angel* If# Shirts You can reduce the overhead - operating . e r s on a l PRE - INVENTORY Tei ^ . • ** • The thin) “ Moonlight Barbecuo" and swimming party given by Berbers and Jranett* Wathen the Central Florida Flying Club will return on Saturday from • was held at Blue Springs on Camp O'Lina a t High Springs, Fla. Monday night. Thia elub is msde up nf the students and officials Mr. and Mr*. R. B. Monroe of the Sanford School of Aviation. haf* returned to Sanford and Nearly 70 persona. enjoyed the are making their home on Celery Avenue. ‘* . affair on'M o n d * £ n ig h t ,. , .9 j r Following a Rioonllzbt__a*lm Mr. and Mr*. F. H ask r Wright ~ ,* hudaV the group enjoyed a supper which raTx? Townrend Club will m*«t included 160 pounds of harhecued have returned from Dowling Green. so. Aou,.,“ I’.M. meat and other food. Roy Brown­ Ky, where they have twen spend­ butin*»* meeting there ing staled that additional club ing some time FR* playing and checkers RcUvities will include anotho* Friends of Mrs. Fred Wilson , tad refreshments will Ih- served. "Breakfast Flight" to Silver i will regret to learn that she D _ Mo n d a y 8pring* next Sunday. This flight ill and cotiflned to her home on ^ , eirries of Ibe W. M. 8 . of will be mad* up of the majority the First Baptist Church will of private plan*. In th l. arei Soulh 8anford AvenU#' S E L " .1 w50 M- ■* follows: and hreakfast *nd_ other activit­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Jarrell OWL 1, Mrs. John - lingers, 010 ies are being planned by the oper­ have returned from a two weeks ators of Silver Springs for the 4 k r ?y*: ;„Circl» Mr*. ,vacation spent In Franklin . and 9 Klor* Heights; visiting plldls. Among those attending the other points in Nurth Carolina. ‘ K r?' M„7- A J - relrraon. n nC. r Dickerson, n ? V SlrM,: South CirtU Sanford supper were Mr. and Mr*. Jack Mia* Ruby Anderson left nn Pearson. Mr. and Mr*. Willlsm Av«*ue; Circle 6. Mrs. II. W. Arenberg, Mr. and Mr*. Wslter Friday for Sodu* and Rochester. Rocker, WO Valencia Drive; Cir- Krohne, Jr. and sons, Mr.- and N, Y. where the will ep«nd a * W*am « i ? , C. UeCouiMey, 218 5(re. Mack Tindale. Mr. and Mrs. month. w ait Ninoleenth StreeG It. F. Sleeie. Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ Mrs. J . E. Wathen ha* !>c*n ' TUESDAY ence Collins, Mr. and Mr*. Guv TW Woman’s Biidf Class of th* Storer, Mr. and Mrs: Browning, visiting her daughter and eon?t w 1 , C i ^ 'h will mf. t Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huff • nnd in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Jack Grant, *n ,*'® rburch *nne* annex daughter, Mr. and *MVs. Ted In l^etb u rg to r the past seven _ .fk . • 5 Mrm A. Z ^dksen, Capk H ltrton'of Orlando, * •* !« ... mi • nd. Mri. Mr*. • iC. A. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Yoat, Mr. and Capt and Mr*. Glenn (Nteocek Andtreon, Jr. aa hostesses. Mr*. William W right, Mr. and • nil son, after visiting for soma Mr*. Winsor Rowlev, Mr. and In Sanford, left todaj for Mrs. Mnckoul of the New Smyrna time Field where Capl. Govoeek Casselberry News Aero Service, Mr. and Mrs. Edtnn IKglin t stationed with the Army Air Oolt, Mr. and^ Mr*. Richard By Jane Williams Casselberry . Batchrler, Dr. and Mrs. Henry Corps. The Wom.li1. «u-i ... t ..u McLaulin and son, aon, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Floyd A. Palmer and daughter and spent Jatlan Service met July 23 at ths Van J Haten 'u " Sunday in Tampa with CattflbfrryCommunity If----Mr, in d Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Schultx and - ...... —lit y Hoiijml Also Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gunn, T»*r* was a short worihiii period Mr. and Mrs. Girard Croxton, daughter, Gail. Mrs. Cassandra ___ and btaicei! meeting, .followed Schultx, who ha* been spending mpa, returned to bv a UlMln Girl Scouting hy M ri Mr. and Mr*. D. Cordell. Mi.. a week In- Tam Guy Colado, Girt " ~ ' ^fcWKr, Sanford wftST liv for th* Winter Park Council The Prescott,r..tfc!SiSJ Charles Baker. Capt. Erskln# A. Seay. U 8 N, Society is planning to sponsor a Southward, Adrian Stacy,Ernest Ty gtH Seoul troop locally with Mra. Franklin, Phil Glamberdlnl, 8'ep- and Mr*. Seay and Krekin*. Jr. of Washington, D. C. are residing W. ff. Lowdcrmilk, Leader, and hen Bennls, , John Lingerf, It. Mr*. Leonard Cattelb«rr7 , assist­ Frank P iatt and daughter and at the home of Miss Annie llaw . kina on Celery Avenue for sev. ant leader. Donald Knight. era I months while Capt. Seay is ■errtre by the hostetsev* for tlie •roring Mr*. ' R. J. Bevin and has been a patient a t John fy |i on sick leave. Mrs. . Charles .. . Winkle. ---berry bad as their guests at As­ Harvey Covington, son of Mr, !> the absence of Rev, Nath alen Lodge, Mr. andMra. Chrl# W. and Mrs. E. A. Covington, has i Thmps >*«& Ihe Sunday morning kins Hospital. ge*was delivered by Mr. Miss Molly Casselberry returned had aa his guests Roger Stacy and George Sharkrlton, prominent Julv 28 from New York where she Rudolph Smith of Florence, 8 . C. btyaan now living in Oriando. has been vacationing in’ tho Ad- Hr. Stacy and Mr. Smith are IV re will be a meeting of Lia irondack and New York City with students a t the University of d of Stewi * of tha Com- her mother, Mr*. Mai Casselberry 8outh Carolina. Baud Stewards ■ Ity Church next Thur*day.l_ Mr. and Mra. Je ff 8 w#*»lngen Mr*.' J. P. Dellrnedetto, th* f hav* had oa their 'houseguest. Brooke, left • ' * 1 1 P- M. at the Community Miss Margart Swearingen of former .Elhelen* yesterday by plane for Bermuda ----- Mr- and Mrs. C. W. Rush have, Cleartnont. * % to Join her husband. Joa DeBenpurthased a home at 2-10 Sunny-; Mr. and Mr*. C. B. Gunn b • detto^ They were reA nify m arri­ *?** , ...___ - ! mojrad into thslr Aaw Jtomo a t ed in Palatka. Mr*. DcHcnedettu "Jld.Mre. LeoarJ Coroel- 8 unnlown Rd. ------- -ji.iidlnw.-4vy. - • • Mr. and Mra. Tally H a tta ra y snd has had a« her guest* her brother, Mrs./WZ. Btroud returned Aug. rhildren. Bobliy and Mary Frxn- Corneiiui Brook*, .and family of 1 . n il- tioto Baltlpiore. Md., where sbr-eew. are vacationing in Alabama. CincinnaU. _____ _ ' • . Mr*. Fred Meyere, district de­ ^ m puty president of District No. 10 of the Rebekah Assembly of Flo-ida,- furnished th* Installing officers for Installation of officer* of the Kissimmee Lodge No 42 laet night. * . Those from Sanford attending were Mr*. Meyere, Mrs. I. II. Rubow and Mr*. Alyc* Aehdown. i lilRUli Ii ' -.V; i■ J n Moonlight Barbecue "E n joyed By Pilots A otherwise Circle 10 Meets • Mrs. John D. Thomas iMrs. Lee Moore Gives Common Sense Jh *Ykrr; ,h*,mou',uLln* n! food which they pruduced through With. Mrs. Hoolehan Of Geneva Describes Bridesmaid Luncheon Rural Jlv Spud* Johnson lohg hard hour* of toll were being Beauties O f Hawaii , Miss- Connie McCall and her . ’ used -for people other than their Plant were made for tho oupper •- _ _ THURSDAY mLi ? I* Class of the First * F j a t Church wlTTbold - • “ MAh, supper _ 2 at the Church a t 7:00 P.M. i . - T o ^ i * ^ ' * 1* Girl'* Auxilof the F im Baptiit Church Will meet at 8:00 p. M a t th* 1' ' • would • There are 200 drlve-ln thralrr. In the United States. There are Ht.OOO auto tourirt "motels-" In the United Slate*. Dr. C^arleH I,. Pernona Oplometrint . 7 • H nllM dt) K lttlt* • 00 Now* ✓ , » tiOi Twiltghl SoiiaV • l it nick Aik.II • it* Sport* Htrnl* 1 :0 At* Vuu l.ltl.nlnt Iioo N.wt Jltnmij il*lnoiippW inr,n>,r l i l t Juhnnr T Sv Central Milltillll.* fit* Will Itraill.jr 1 :0# UP Nvki Si li Mrliut* «l M.U..1, SilV Trestury iliir.i Mttr • t : l t Hum Mois .hi Hz DAVID J. WILKIE A«*ociatMl Prr»* Autnmotirre * Editor DETROIT, Aug. «, tO-IV ca- * The visit of U. S.-Secretary Snyder to. Brazil, while ostensibly a pleasure trip, covers a week’s tour of coffee •limitations, mines, factories, docks and farm areas, accord­ ing to Krttle Hill, who write* from Itio de Janeiro. Snyder ia accompanied.J&. t^v .Amuricsi*-Mnbm*nsUer to'Rrftzll, and the Drazilian envoy to the United States, as well us b y ’a staff of eight advisers. The Brazilian cabinet ha* been engaged in formulating a request for loans front the United States, but Snyder gives no encouragement in that direction. His idea is to sponsor the industrial and agricultural development, of thin South American country by direct participation of American capital and [reople. If Brazilian enterprises can be stimulated by a trails fusion of American knowledge, practical ability und capital, thd bond between the two nation* might be strengthened. Uncle Sam should go easy about handing nut American dollnr*. Too many of them have gone down the Tfcalu with Rule ■rent-pregrcair mat t e ---------’ ——— Pressure On New PROGRAMS Car Dealers Surpass RADIO Station WTItlt Previous Experience — M a s a r y k S in ja k s 'rho Foreign Minister of C*echonlovakiH. .Inn Masaryk. son of that country’s first president, attempts, in,an article in the AuKti.it Rotnrian, to. explain hi* country’s stand in the world of today. . ’ He tell* of tho age-old enmity between the 11 million Czechs and 70 million Germans, and the latter’s continued effort to swnllow its smaller neighbor. Czechoslovakia alone would Ik* unable to stop another incursion of Germany, which might, he says, some day occur. So, for their own protection, they have allied themselves with ’Russia, with whom they feel kinship as Slavs, and wittj whom they have never had any trouble. ’ \ • Masaryk snys that thy Czechoslovaks remember clear­ ly, -thoUKh without bitterness, thnt their clode alliance with the Western-democracies dfd not help or save Harm when the German Hood inundated their country. Nevertheless, he Insists that they are friendly with the democracies, and have a great interest in American newspapers, magazines and movies. The people study English as well a s . Russian and have much ItTcommon with.American*. ■"* --Minu*?k’fr~*cplnnation’ -o f’ Czechoslovakia’s alliance with Russln sound* clear and reasonable. His unrancorous frankness-leave* no cloud on the issue. They have a right lo seek protection where they feel surer of getting it. It i* to tie hoped th at they will never need protection, and that the3 alliance will continue to be a (teacahlu one, hut lllfilll) somehow, wc wonder. , ? || * P A G E Y iiH E K T H E S A N F O R D f t F R A U D , S A N F O R D . F IO R ID A —— ' ' WEDNESDAY. AUG. 6, 1947 TTTF SANFORl* ffK RlU lL SANFORD, n n m ilA The Sanford Herald - N ESDAY, AUG. G. 1B47 • - a ■- V ----- »-r- ’AfJK *nvn ’ • • r-,v»v ♦ - *• �THE SANFOHD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Feds ShutOut Azaleas Azaleas Coming To Sanford Tonight In uLTwin Affair Bcgin- rung A* 6:45 P. M. V. Sporta Roundup By JOSEPH IL KELLEY -BOSTON. Aug. 0, LFI-Becoroing more discouraged daily user his eor# pitching arm, Boston Braves* hurler Johnny Bearlsy hopes the '‘General who ordered me to pitch in Hawaii feels better than I do.” Johnny, who has beea to all kinds of doctors and has had all kinds of injections didn't oven make the last trip with the Braves. Recently, when abla to rats* his arm he has pitched hatting practic* for (he Red 8ox, fils trouble, he says, sterna from A pitching as­ signment by a General wb<> dis­ regarded the former Cardinal's plea that he wasn’t in shape. He has a 2-0 record In >4 innings of work. Which reminds that the Btavts, long opted hereabouts for a team more dependent upon Ditching and' -fielding finesse, now have ono of , . PALATKA. Aug. 0, (SpecialI t Big Bill SUnton limited the sixth and righthander Jack McCsromon will handle the mound assignments fo r Manager John K ridtr’r aggrogstion. Manager Johnny Toncoff platter. Tim Tyler banged out two for five, Ralph 8atterfield rapped two for four and BUI Lewis hit twice In four trips. Johnny Mc­ Manus. Buddy Lake, Don Murray and Bill Stanton each hit safely ones for the Sanfordites. UMUHU ■fe a *e • ' McManus. M , -V i I 1 Tyler, il » * * * tllveimsn. if * •} J ! Lake, lb ' 4.11* SaUttfltld. lb * J J J Bride. «r Murrey lb Lewie e Stanton, p . Total* rs flT K I IMtousa*. lb dom es, r f B e ck , lb W ta tb tta , If T o sc o ff, c x s £ * * * x p . acmMUS BA H AS SO 6 A M T O H* HMt TWU6MT B'KLY* rm P UP UiTHt MtMOKS. SHOT TON, 1 INTMRIAf BROOKLYN BOSS, MAS p a ve NOTH** tm ats WITH A FA N CUT UM P, AN D M lS - . P t T a r n s H A V S h fT U ttO T X * oA P O X N TS^ M S A O S. PO N T A M O erS, B U T B 'K L Y H M AO A S ’ L S M T H L E A D A T T * * \ 9 0 - 0A M B M A S K S SSIASOM H oN nwtS T sfUcC i Pint*. «f, lb U him , •* D tlS I tn . rf C fcanfler, p Jr2il The Clubhouse moM L Is JIM BECKER ess we . J P - ^ v i l M l « r w Bporlr Writer B*crlf>«*i Runs In Eighth To Trim St. Augustine The DoLand Red lists scored seven run* In the eighth frame to tag a 7 to 4 thumping on the 8L Augustine 8alnla last night. The Saints used three pitchers in th* attempt to item the'Red Hat upriling. The I-eesburg Pirate* edged th* Daytona Beach Diets in a 2 to 1 battle In Leesburg. Orlaudu took an easy l> to 1 cbnteit from the Gainesville GMen, ss Joe Jones limited the Alla: Lsitrrr, Leo it, HlNermen. Bs»torlUKX Pwtiet Bienton. Brut* ». Bauerftold. • Btol.n b.w«i home! Doubt, play*. Ornnri sn-1 Toocoff; Ppiuoa, DeBouses and Beck. Lsft on baseei Bsnford ». Pstalk* 14. I u * l on bsHt: off U n ­ ion », Chsndl.r I. Htrlh.outsi ftsatea 4. Chandler *- Time of «*m* . - »!tS. Umpire*: Taylor and Wlnoton. • 000 000 070—7 8 3 010 003 000—4 10 3 J. Peres and Madjeski: Stillwell Daytona « 000 010 000—1 6 t |j*<abnt'g J -*-001 noi t t Gaddi* and TetraUltt Lanlay and HalL {{ *tfaaeeaey'a OrtsnOo ». OatpeaVlUe IpeLaite V «*- Auguailne * Leerburjr J. LiSriok* 1 ■AHrOKP »• nAHroni * at fs u VIh? Uslneevtlle SI Orltndo D*L«n4 at *1 A uoujl Ftttib lrsU ' 41 *• rhUsdelpbla ■ 41 4| • T H lttU r 'i Keealu Boston 4. Brooklyn t New TMk I. FMalelSkl* t . P ttubursb II, Cloctnnatl 4 m. Louts ». Ctltcsso I AMKniCSN WAOtK freshman year. Gaines vtDa 001 000 000-1 2 3 Orlando ' 400 080 2 0 s-0 10 I D-cper, O'Caltsghan and Dulaney; Jonee and Ahreu. Major* with an overall batting •average In the .200**. Thu rlub had whacked 172 doublet. more than the toUl two baa* output for the 1846 season. The home run output ovgr the •ante period was 67, compared to the 1840 season total of 3V. The Braves, who need only a little smoother double play work: in Ad­ dition to another good pitcher to b* up there, hava stole i 3*1 bases this season, tha most In both two batters hitting better than .280. now they har* eleven. In­ cluding Johnny Sain whose aver­ age Is‘.377, With U hits ;«nj 14 runs bitted In In 63 times si 1>at. New England Loagu? I'un ‘ Recently at l/>wsll. Mass., a gams went 11 inning*. At the end of the regulation aln* with the •core Lynn Red-Sox I Lowell 3, the plate umpire removed, hia mask and protector, emptied belle tha dressing room, spectator howled, “ Yob ran t yo yet, th* game isn't over.” With th* crowd guffawing and hit face red th* ump climbed back into hla harness. Hs was remind -,I every s i a i i Inning u t m u j c thereafter, w i r i r a i i r r * “ You i u u can't canhalf go yet, we’ll let you know «hen." Curfew ended the umn'j discom­ fort and the gams 1-3 after 11 frame*. S u ffo lk Down* F ob J ust befora tha 13th running of th* Uaisachueetta Handicap, which Stymie won to extend hi* all lime earning*, to 1718,600, a sum 180,280 more than second place As­ sault has collected, a 60 piece hand struck up Harvard's “Up Tba Street” march. A proas bo* wag turned to th* Boston Globe's 200 Dound Vvm Miller, raront Harvard tackle and quipped. "Bet must uf the*# 80.040 sweltering ajBetator* think you'r* going to rid* S;ymia.” Miller laughed all dver and after th# raco retorted -“Stymie cosld have won with me up." Mll- *• It 1 Tstt.rSsr's llesaUs Rew Tork 1 Phllsdelphis, I Wosklnsti.il 1. Itnston I a Reduced TO$50 S K w S S g : wr STATE league Crown. Th# Massachusetts Box-< ■' ________ Ins Commission I* nowommiDll SILVER SPRINGS. Aug. 0, •bout th« Rock'* N«w York 8tat* (Special)—Bob Thorp*. Calneavlllt •iup«n*ion, • spokesman explain- outfl#ldsr, yesterday « u fined WO inK, "Graxlano n m r u i applied I for using profane language In a for a slat* license. VY* r t n ’t tall n an * at Daytona Beach Sunday what we'll do unlU ba applies.” afUrooon. It. was announced a t The commission, reportedly no laairue headquarters by Acting mora politically controllai—th.HT -Pres. 8yd Herlong. UtVh t N U A ^ ' l h e T e w d ‘h N rpmmtislons. • Gatnaavill* Monday would not servo the tha Staton M head despit* tba fact tha n last Saturday dtadlockad of hla resignation. B T A tn o r r u tn lO A t o MAXt n K N IU R T . tie * WTOTT S A ­ VAN NAH A V B N U A , VALXKMTA. o r o a o ia . A sw orn bin o f eom plslal h s v la s been I tM In U o ClsenH Court la and (or Hemlnole County, P ie r- wtLM«'5SS"iheorei‘iThereloforo .',fc ss.;:. 10 Ikoee l>r*eentscomm and you t , (bro .aaM C oat* b y • attorn ey ua II to Jsrtber M oi*kL**b be s a g napear beOMAoe la yereon or on before the 4th nrfered tk s t tk lt aiw^5Jf Uf gjauri1^ V A LU ES NOT JU ST ONE S E N S A T IO N A L FEAtURED W EEKLY BUT A GROUP M O N E Y S A V IN G AT FIRkS TONE s s fs tfjs s fitfs s - aLIv wuufd recommend tha gam* strongly b eany n( their sodUiwest rivals as it ia reported, those two southern colleges collected their largest regular season checks af­ ter playing before packed bouses • i Braves F i e l d . __________ A kslkg Football Kata Football fans a r t looking for­ ward to seeing 8L Mary's Herman Wedemeyer perform here against Boston College next fall a t Brave* Field where many baseball fan* think he'd look good In a Boston Braves Uniform. Braves officials emphasis* they hava not talked with tha body because h* still Is In college. Junior STAKE WAGON I CARRY WORRY O t KSURANCE- Regular Ad ?n This Newspaper MUNICIPAL PARK 6:45 P.M . •IIHt n iiT T A n n | 'i; %t - --*^ eBeew V ,e4_-- • 2 pQftf. s . Trim and Shuff or Paint • Turpontlno • ° d L Llnioed Oil • V Wall Brush • 4" Wall Brush • 1H" Trim Brush H iln u ELECTRIC WHIPPIR Z d fhtw slgkt, P jrts b i A with sard stu c k ed. For light whipping or stir­ ring. A m l bargain I Over In th* National Football Laagus/ which has been operating th# picture Is not nearit when th# All-Atper- tu b TH O SE by tha Orlando Senators on a five-day "look," Business Mgr. John Gansel announced yesterday. long1Calls Meet Discuss Pres. A1 irobs* Resignation be a t wed hs td«r of Isegue, P R E S E N T IN G OF former Praa. A! Combe fined him 1100. Sanford officials objected and dema nded a .hearing which was held with five Hanford and three Daytona Beach witnesses offering evidenced DaLand announced that it play a double header at home with St. Auguitine today, A u g . O. First o'clock U__________ Iv before a mirror. In my sopho­ gams will S tart a t Once more year ’ won school wide hon­ with tha regular game of the day ors. Anything I Ilk* 1 memoriae, starting at 8:16. Shakespearean, classical or dog­ gerel.. . Chuck also is julte a bas­ ketball player, performing last season with th* Boston Celtics. substitution of thriving I formers for a 12 to 16-gama sched­ for last vear’a woeful MU ule now top many check* paid to -- and increased loyalty baseball alar* who play 164 tilts. by fan* In the tight eight All All-Am*rlra But to keep from cutting their rlilea. better than 2,000,000 .un­ own throat*, the two rival leagues doubtedly will dent th* tumstyle* will have to get together soon. next season. J i uniform salary seals and a Moves have been made throi fit*, draft system will have to ba wotkout the conference to streng Kit. ed out between them before they tha loop for Jta sophomors year. bankrupt themselves bidding for An "acliva civic group has taken stars. over th* Buffalo s^uad and hopes In addition, a united front to build tha upstata city Into the would old. In tha war against game "Green Bay” uf tha league. Balti­ fixers. more has sold more season ticket* An Indication that tha pro than ths largest crowd at Miami. leagues may hava concluded a Tremendous fan interest la being peace pact by the end of ’|0 is* exhibited all over th* circuit. Pen­ contained in reports that several nant race* thoulil be tighter and of tha rival owners hsve begun to that will Improve patronage. Last year Cleveland and Naw York rilada runaways of the rase*. And tough Admiral Jonas In­ gram has taken concrete steps 'to Insure integrity sraong hi* ath­ USUAL NOTICE view , " • “L*° •'inouncwl that, follow. York "* * h»«r *"C to Daytona Beach last week, he had reduced the Bears' first baseman, wowed that Boston Baseball W riters' dinner, last winter srith hit recitation of •Casey At The Bat.” Chuck, a former Seton Hall athlet*, has a t secret ambition to b* a stags orl radio actor and expatns II this wav: “When I was a t 8*ton Hall some of. the kids loosed down a t some of us who playtd on teams. In my first speech class 1 flubbed v_bC>tv*i*e4 . L Retrwtt 4 ng 'Pre*. 8yd Herlong Jr. of tb f1Florida But# League yea- called a special mealing gue directors for 6:30 p.m. a t DaLand to formally act Lhe resignation of Praa. A! T ireflone mx&ZZ* “ * MURRAYS FINE letes. •ft. bouts W E D N E S D A Y *, J - If Johnny likes wheat bread «nd Bill like* white bretd th e r e 's n o n e e d to buy two loaves when one loaf of delicious Twin-Pack 2-in-l will do. Twin-Pack 2 -in -l has halSf a loaf of *hltc bread and half a loaf of wheat bread—each half separately wrapped in one loaf. Thrifty h o m em a k ers by tha invmW. Whetho-your IsmHjr !• U i« e �1 / . i BSOAy. AUG; fi, 1917 •mr fjnvrmm wrir ern WTirnnn mrrmrnr — S !“ Legal Notice r a-*:»t rtvis laborers In Germany Rerlin Beggars Are Canndt Live On Pay Helping Underw orld Iw a f e n —ifl’ ll.l 'll' A llll' 11 - 411' l In; (f't , if le iimr. •'"•I i.. Mi U«aUy . a i d ■ o . b Do- Uibhv once lUingi — at t'o n lin g - -In h a le .« ie p u t .i l .I,I ' mole to Ki’iu,ri>>lty.|‘ ' I • ji i - taught inn,c AP N r-sfralu rm Ami IK .it.- terry waine.l Mid -W Sewsfealures hiitrta, *rnl‘ w tint* inaititi^ adil11 ** IIERLIN-#The (act lliut Iti*’ ov«rBERLIN -Berlin'* iadUe hav Him fu-ii Iwggm- «n» •|Hitti,i « ibirli Tti" Si: ti in IV .T vhhurn. ,\l Al>«mn, etv > «Sri*igr i n - * Ib .v • ioi G«rm»n worker can't make deviated wnr on the ’-'ggiii nut , f„, btnglafy imn.:- ,u. I i) i > > * ■ r> -tie lm» »■ K U*rd* : III* lei • ,, i„ • , ., . „ In-... t'lH S *«id *he had YOU AUK HKItK hY Nt»T!KIKI> both end, tiuVi any lungvi under, aancc which Is plaguing the city .1 I Imiiitl that *» «uli hut hern filed rlg.ltn*t wage cnr.Uuis lM e(f,ft thej because,many of the Wggnra havt-| night unn- !•*»■ daw iif tenrhing.™ Foil far «t»*olMtr tllltifi1*. t*> H.intlhu Nail cm hi. b-d to loud demands1 been found to l>o muking n h an d - i*,,|i,v ,|i .,. , ,j ! * “ I've alit. i • iintivl to have «)iat i ilcKink) King* lit the, Circuit j aonic living bv doubling n* Idnek llmlly *,i .teach, just to Cuurt iif Ki tnlnolf Cotihiy «t San- for Increaod wa'gea. •— Iri do with the Trade a*ion leadeta have been} marketara ahd • siMiitcra" toi luir ,•»,( yi, i | font I’loi l i t Th«* title of tlie Wheeler of Sanford tauftr is ILttdlg Mr Kitil«> King, pressing M>n|>*tion authorities] glacy gang*. 'th.tr |iii»......... nevyr ^ i< iM.tmtiou* ‘ u Ik. ii <n.ltU'd it i > *■ Plaintiff, uryui Ycm \*.tl Klnyti t"f I t1. Lien wj for ap p m al’ of wage ad ju st.-' A ditevlive from pt't'ih Juunl *t„ ,m fomj ,.it...u of h, ,wen when CANVAS AWNINGS j Kltlg, | lefr rul »nt. »Rvy*t» ' g nuhters .warned hi»u».h.»ldei ■ m ' ......... , «(,»«. , „ . . t v\} -sehnnl I . V- v 1 -AND YOU AUK l«Klti;ilV COM* .CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS 113'/i MAGNOLIA AVENUE- t* C taiii. i MAKPEIi tu prpM * Bccaurw whgr* aiv out of Hi,6, "‘J toS? •H-cupMloi) .cvtoM id 'be ,* „• „ „ VENETIAN BLINDS j dlly_- *ir I#) Mtl*rfM’>, |||. »+tiri suit a number ,.f important im hi.lite«, ' ,}l l"„ ,."?'V,rr <J” . PHONE 1091 -lli I h , w h a t Ihv for dimrre, on th«- tSn«l May «f Aluminum, Steel,’ Wood! SANFORD. FLORIDA ............ ............• ------- U « W* * J«l«" 4 f« ’ , . i';f| . ,.l, . , „ |||,. • . particulixii •liuildiug 'and mslal August |»#Ti centagu of the ihousamls which, „ n „. Mi,a tlulUl i LSI . I ri !• «g«t l'" l l I* .1 Han* working aie iiaviug constant .difDo Your Collecting For Yon 10 DAY D ELIV ER Y _. font in Srrnimdr County, hi*»u of (iculty in rrct mtiiig and h<dding infest Berlin*-*trVet* nmi square-, i Call At Our Office For Collection Rates f L ^Q A C H E ‘ Klorhla. this !Jm! tte> »*f July, l* •hnd titfiv proved' tu Ih- eiigngiitg y r. CJi.-fr* ftb .ftt (tifiil. IMT. We REPAIR! Tunnussuu Tcafliur in ctimiugi activities. • I 1 ! ..... ll', 1,|«L* Itt Hi* ^7* O. ll«rniton A atuiiy made by U>* statistical Often, police found a -l«'gg.ii ■1M i ii. il riff Siiui,.g A« Clerk «.f ihr Circuit’! ourt Has T U Yoar Kucorcl office* of the thicc German state* FKEK ESTIMATES u’l ,i,l, i. a,II. «n>.| Ike was offering Idurknuuket n o t ,, H+mlnulr Cminti* rinrpta in thq. Akeiican soiic reported r:4C n lt» eilloM in l« 111 f t I. Hunt |t#p««t% I'lerk Phone HOH for ante to the very pci sons from ,.4H j .. i, ik# ua F I! A T T A N O O G \ T e itn . f.l*> tcm c riT court kkal> that the average ssnenlial expeu- whom he wag asking alms. JarKaon A Cartflll w ip if >r:llt tXc,JOc.SOc. M ! V(1 1 A . r 44 V * ‘ Hl’flI T ' dilurf* of normal consumer's As sperint fieril. indice wattiVd Orhi ruli*+ F|ii rii!a family of fin* inngcii front 17Q to against Ihe housedo-house U,g. riKhi brtck -m hi*r Allot n r ) f o r Plaintiff e E;i *xhvn r*r 1i *m»! 1 v itt ■» in i r , 186 mark*‘m n four wet'k'i |>«-t - gain who made file rounds itt tin \LL J^ilt t*i! year.1 iad. ilo siw r them .* m i'i p sin­ Aniericsi^segtoi of the city gle induttmd giotijt in whlrii'Lhe “The American families." ! Get SLIMMER nverngf turnings of unskilled « police icporl, "are the i-p,>ei.tl j male woi Ln. i niched that level. this vitamin candy way \ M tD i.K Y m : m ;t i \ n HI IM IS Earning data avadsblo ,vip In target o f professional heggni** r,o ! 1llVf I I _ America*! Mo-i I.....liifil , FO R R EN T last Septrsibci showed that un* fft No rifjui conservative estimate of the ro.t S ARTICLES FOH SALE ,8 .. .... I m i i i n . HELP WANTED Atinnilnim • l ed.it I'oli-h, ,) t blininilin 1 Noilnift. ll ill, In# uraipl# AVIrs "kllhid' hutkling Worker s ai emged of es.qtttinl gmid* and ■eryh e and ■i . V<k Me I' iW I fee t Iiiiv.il.I ViUmui Cn.tr k/-ti*ioi Itin only m l nurk, in a four-wc-in per­ actually lepto.ent a lower , * >m dwi'i i . i » r miiu )RD PLAYER8 for rent. By W . STM V K N S •• fr17 IV. {(qM idmiii - O rliindu IvUlL fur nwlitiT A CUStUeLt coun»l.r<fnt.icn.m i.<* leant. m iod. ' Keen semi-sklltcd mid level of consumption than the one CONCRETE SKWMK V ll'l. 1or week. The Music Box, 118 ........... 2-«72!l ho,'r. elsu mmIu girl. U n « y '. liiu i ruifi aprti<w ibmi * ilflicioia ». skilled workri« in n tium)>et of on which the e«»t-of living index year rowr SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Trupi lot St. I’hone 953. II • ntwtPaitamm totitadt AVI** esndy irutustralisl groups earned wage* ig IhihihI. On the InUet liavi!. *a Block*. Aluminum Windows'und *haecifAla Al^dutrfy hanufr-s* 1 m -1 uw expenditures. fauiilv of five oullni earn fion Screens, White to m iit, I’aint, PULL time Wntkinn Route .ivall- ItikkieM Ut il rwadimM krwagi f t’K space in Meisch Building. .ThlUl'wL vtupjuti^U'vl Dull l be " —k- UAalrri 211** *marks. lerm n.tile, llurrirnmutile hi .Siu.i-.i.l. I( jwi h«.*n- *. « light ofices, .newly decor■flgnref tig" exiH'iultiurrs were * a March. nt* « It!Iiid to iv r l " , . i l l utilities baal aad'JoniElih Ave. Phono 1335. FOR TH E B E S T ICE CREAM horn* u doy fur excellent earn* I Vitsin m* 110 T»|H«i,ii.is'Vm ,*1im !i, ^eervice furniahed. Cnll ItWingi. write for perminal inter-' »«r lm W, m tmmmrr W. I r*l| h ph,., H. 4 A. Dept. Store. FLOW Bits * rn YleW, A.11,11. Car* Herald Tourhlun Drug Co. I ry foe all occasion* fALK8CENT HOME now Umimlll.il A Anderson WAITRESS WANTED. Apply Bus . at Chuluoln. IB mile* 8. E. MeNElIX * YOST FLORISTS Terminal tirdl. Slpe* Av*. just off Celery NICK'S O W N ICE CREAM Sanford and IB mile* N. K. i Orlando. I-arRe acraen and Office ph. <03 r*iidenr« oh. 610 R EXPKKIKNCED celery gtuwcr or Do Ym Suflor Dilifts* «• V7*! inwltp.our o w n L e_ ( j r a ru, VVWlwv,VA m. porchea to ait and enjoy FOn SALE—“Llmerock tor drive­ trained faun nmmiger for faltn cool brrciM off Ijiko C'illiT tts lr D H i e i m i , ^ way* and roadway*—Phon* in XcIIwuIkI nlea, (iuotl position LarRe Rround*- nn.l Nenlka fur right patty. A. Iludn dr Sons, from auto traffic.. I-arRe -NICK-SOviedo. Phone 2151. •ml rooma. Brick conrinif- TUXEDO FEED5- Eomptrni )lno. . Can accomodate - r only. in r a____ ilunt'* Tuxcdc Fi 4 14 S n n fo rtI A v en u e jic o P write for rrnercatloS 9 WORK WANTED NE.W YORK*, 1IH:, hrs. $51.35 BntterV* h nattery CnarguiR. once. Oviedo iiSfll! or Or. L With Uncomfort11. B. POPE CO. ISC. tin 2.192 or write Bo* 1W Leave 7:16 A. M. and 11:16 A. M. abl* Fullne**? EXPERT painting — contract or Juotu Florida. Large redan Are \o u troubled by hourly hast*. S. G, Grogan, tflilfTM CHICAGO*, VA lirs. o' ftmal* neat* to vl«it their ilocior. i CEILING fan* for tale Luii. v « Free estimates. Pinny 7&T-J, Drug Store. funcllfxntit ltumimr LesVe 7:15 A. M. and 11:45 A.• M. d tsturb* nr r t f t>*f4 [.ABLE nt once, convenient* Paints. Poultry Supplies. Nails. FLOOR SANDING 4 finishing, 4i(• m*fc* >4Jii BuitTr MIAMI4, 2 3-4 hrs. $12.25 rum pain, fr*I rated down town aectlotl, cleaning a waxing. Our power nerroM*, Purina Feeds, (iroceriet and rmilp**, * l eave n 17 I*. M. dale apartment* wi'h nil Then wo try unit enable* us to work where «r4k si »u«h Meats. Touchton 4 W stmo, J.'ul In i iftthfiMHi tlilinr IH I'ntr* f'in* Ins S FuiUiimi VwgeUblt Com­ ,rn conveniences. Adult* there is no electric connvctio.i LptiU Celery, Phone 1199. pound to tMI*** »uch *yiT*pIorr.«t Ifirrrl ronnrrDon. with Airliar» #rriing tiurrirn Phone 650.____ available. 21 vein a experienc*. In m rr«cnt rntdlcbl t^«i n n lt» w • A « > t ir l ' 4 i M n i f t * l i f t i ' I ' j i u c IMIONK 1.12.1 ' AUTO RADIOS, Molumln. S.,l ! II. M. Gleason, Lake Alary, Fla. Compound proved r^miiriVAbly tdtpful 2E in RiH“l condition. Apply to fomfii UotiblM) thU It’i wftlftl .1*TS8EN G EK8 A IR M A IL A IR KXrU KS.S and Service. The Music H u, Dorton rati a ut«rtn» m Uihr It has ‘ Cochrnn, 117 Laurel. 119 W, 1st St. Phone 951. KO0F1N0 ■HOOP Painting, all a grand usmthlng sffscl on on# o/ nvma moil imfnytriinf o^Fdn#, kinds. .Smith Itio Phono 1188. «riT»fc*n rviculsrly —I’lnkhsm*# Com'ANTED TO RENT SEWING MACHINES pound help# initici upr#st«unc« to such SALKS 4 SERVICE ■ dUtrcas Also a grral stomachic lonlr! bedroom house, rlo»e W, HERTS SEWING MACI1. SHOP 12 S P E C IA L V * V I C E 3 112 W . I'll-I Si I eel IMtiine MHO R [ reference*. Phone 129-M. . LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S K 111 8. FRENCH. PH. 1190 to H, K. Cochran, COAL circulating heater. Koasuh- Fu ll RENT Floor Mindur.. Easy Oputation. ttenionable rate.i, San* nble. Ph. 1106-J._____________ Why Worry With Your Past Due Accounts? LET i n n e r : u> v criiw i wl»*f l* IVm hDurH. Ala* I'm' YK1IA KRAI, PM tY JI KINO. IllyV 1Tin ents TOOFAT? FEMALL florwhmum] ‘T d : - v } • flo a w n E r r ATE FOR SALE CANVAS PAINT- clear and r.d. — |l " ~ mm A COOL SI’OT . Bill's Package Store and Bar \ font 'Paint 4 tiime* C». 1'hona 1(l3. urs. SENKARIK GLASS 4 IHHMiP, • PLYMOUTH^---- KS1AT1: PAINT CO." Phone 120. ' PARIS AND S UKVICK ISURANCB MOItTOAUE l o a n s Phone 1011 FLORENCE porcelain Keroin# 100 Palmetto Ate. range, perfect condition id. hit, |OND M- HALL, Heallor VA-UE moth proofing - lasts 6 Mrs. Moon, Phone l.tingwo-nl J.l* rgi stored Broker and vents. Have your woolens moth Insurance Agent proofed note. Downtown Ctenu* Florida State Bank Illdg. CYPRESS I j u i i Cheirs. Astiinci.i 4 Iatmidry. 11.1 Pstmetto lded with screw s, p*ln*ml or onAve, Phone 9M. painted. See nt 2112 PtlmHIo two story, three lied room Two - c*r garage. On ’Ave. Phone 210Av, Piano Tuning and Repairing. I* L lot lift x MO in Mnyfair. SMI TTY'S Self-propelled Lawn Sill. Res. i| 11-W. }l unfurnished or furnished. Mower- Smitty's Gat ago. cor­ SIGNS 166-M. ner Second Street and Sanford Show cards and posters Avenue. Call 1119 for free dem­ srm houses, IB acre* land, O— DHF-'S SIGN 8RRVTCK onstration. „ Inch wells, 2Vi miles 8. 0. 1). Iiandres*. Phone 1021 pnroe on highway 44. John WESTINGHOU8E and white pmBox ID, Lake Monroe, table sewing machines. tlet*'« RADIATORS cleaned and repair ed. Vohen RadlAtor Shop, lot Sewing Machine Shop. Phene Sanford Ave. Ph. 36C-W. 1190. Apartment houii*f all large AND Upstairs has four looms NEW unused double Iw-d. innet. LAND C L E A N I N G DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER­ bath, downstair* ha* large1 spring mattress 4 licit springs. PILLAR DKISKL BULLDOZ­ room, kitchen, dining *76.00. 200 XV. 16th St. Tjirotftih ERS WITH P A L M K T T T and two hodrooms -and a typograpbical error Ilie* pure HAKES T W O 1/4 YD. hr. Eight acres—600 ft. on quoted in Monday's puprr was DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT Say 17. Ideal for tourist * 6 . 00. - NOW IN THIS > VICINITY o r ‘for trailer ramp. Two NIMNDTIT CONSTRUCTION [from Sanford. Bargain at OLD NEWSPAPERS--1 GENTS CO . Olll. AN DO, FI, A. PHONE 0. 00 . TER POUND. BUNDLED IN 2-28KL 'RED W. BENDER - BUNDLES. 2 Fla, Slat* llsnk Bldg. r e n t ' A CAR 10, IX,-i*n and* 26 CENT Phone 1010_________ j YOU DRIVE IT * HEirAU) OFFICE PHONE IM n largo lot- Corner llickfiltttH KLAND-MORULSON ml 7th St. 700 E. 7th SI. (Jen'oral Electrir Vacuum G^'anrr, V DRIVE-IT. ING gmn| condition R e a s o 1i ab I c Apply to J, R. Walker, price. Write Mr*. John Murphy, ■prtsa A v e . ________ SEE US FOR 1-akc Mary. llIMKQGRAPil PRINTING J1IE D 1 bedroom house AND TYPING 14 acre*. By owner, Phone DESK, reasonable, in fine eomliI.RKlHT b u r e a u o f tlon. M«y be seen at Frierson**. lo r County-3806: ' (9ANF0HIE . Ilft.N . PnrkTHlHilPhone I W house, 50 x 160 cypher Used New Per fee turn purcvlain nil range. Grmd condition, *26. —1.00. Phone 714-K after PAIRING EXPERT RADI Phone 7aa-VY. Fred Myers. 91 £ . 2nd St. . IlN —A new concrete block ATTENTION MOTHERS glow, with tw j Iwdrooms, 6 A ltT IC L E S W A N T E D —DIAPER 8ERVICE— Marge llvinjc room, kitchen Baliy' Velvet furnishes hospital llnette. Concrete.wall* are Highest cash price paid for use,! clesn^ilcril* dis[ier> and deodorP L on the inside and sltwfurniture. Ted Davis Furniture ixrd rontaiper. Economical and son the outside. Conyrel# Co. 811 E. Isb.Ph. 958. safe. Fully mcdlcsliy anprovod are covered wilh heavy Call Daytona 24S7-W collect for .os tiling blocka- Property I'LL BUY your car regardless of 96 diapers, 12 « we*-:, ago o r condition. Roy Reel, 30D detail*. sted in San LonU Section“FIRST IN SANFORD" at $6^00.00. II.000.00 W. 2nd St. '_______ payment will handle, y lLONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market *ve a small 5-tmni new COMPLETE kitchen in one unit. Bari >vr Shop open Thursday, Gas stove, oven, frigidalre, sink ilow, In Pinehurst Section, Friday 4 Saturday. . ‘- ' and cupboard. Matcenelle Cabin at (4,800.00. Cmirt. French and Park.* I V n e DREDGING — Beaches and land road side sandwich mid fill* adlscent to lake*. Mobile 2 2 9 - M . ______________: Highway i t north ■hop oni Highwi Dredging Co. Phone 669, Winter ■nford. “Building Uding is 30 x 42 MITCHELL window air conditionPath._______ ._______________ ally equipped for of. Will cool room 16 * 'JU feet. pment consists <>f 1 Randall Electrfr Co. 8iisx eoffee makers, coun15 AUTOS FOR SALE ; stools, tables, cash register, Small gas refrigerator. Ph. 6B6-J. 1910 DODGE m Von truck, good other kitchen equipment, condition, 0 naw ; tires. I l l N. ha* a small four-room 7 P « U , L iv e sto c k , S u p p lie s French. Phone 1184-W. low, detached, for living n. Buildings and all Ipiw nt priced a t f 5,600.00 wXNTB D—UP* “ t o ~2M — .NEW 1934 STANDARD Chevrolet 4 door sedan. Excellent shape. Phone HAMPSHIRE FKYBIW, 2 ' , . TO I qui< k sale. , '• > . 972-J. 'P i I LB8. ON FOOT. PHONE FKED W. BENDER, . DKLAND, FLA. m -X J , RK- 35 FORD 2 door aedan IliO.OO,* 2 FI*. BtaU Bank lildg. Phon. 18M ■_____ __ y £ R 8 E J ,Jl USE. U iM lllig jk ^ —Mr.-Oa tlfn ; <10 W. r i l «-~5t ~ mCLES FOR SALE 1935 CHEVROLET coupe, good h el p WANTED . condition cheap. 1927 Model A. ver. Aak I THE new Lawn completely overhauled- 3(M W demons tra>tion. SENiKAK1K 2 WHITE counter cheek men, age 2nd 8L Roy Reel. . 112-114 LINT co ^ VSS 4 PA * 20 to 25. P lf’N Whistle, Park * 2nd fit. A Geneva Avenue*. COATING- Aabeatog Alu- WANTED: Man Ip succeed R.J WAKE UP BUSINESS / num roof coating- good for Simmons for Rawleigh business; By Advertiaing In j. / J, alate or composition rtmfInM orthesU Polk County. IfiOO ThD Nvw-peper \ * ’ s aka. Cools your home families. ProducU sold 20 years. > ' to 15%. Ten yaor wan Permanent if you are a hustl-ir.l 4KAR1K GLASS A For particular* w rite R aw 112-U4 W. 2nd SU leigb's Dept. FAH-440-IO3S, Mcianhi’. Tcnn. or nee R. lla rt. Mexican handmade" men Box £*L I-on»w«>od, Flo. ImwHd •WRH** l*i• pw 'VB / 7-X, OZAItlCLKB m r ” HELLO. n ri SPIKE... THIS >» 6KELLCY... IF THE OL'WINO FEttjLB OKAY, YDUfte AAV PITCHER TODAY/ tty Uny (inilo i T fTtlE* OREAT, SKI a n t w h o 's ■ 4 ru tr a F0"f CROWS f STAN COMSTOCK laviH m w l BocortU.-w rtwne not—Teletype Dll M M a a k e H. X 8. D. Wsareilln* T. Nelson OTtoorkw Dnytaoa Dench, Pin. i__ i. ES1 c i& Protect Your Hralth By Sleeping Jletier. -j, , |P J6‘ m ,^ n :A O ''^ ^ cirv S r^ L fr-*v; ■- ^N io! -.V.'IWVL . • \ ' INNERSPRING MATTRESSES - "J.’tSS! - - Ji' Ft nr' \ , BOX .SPRING* . -------- ’^ . v r t i p s c i q l ^ vTisd'f Hy Walt Disney Mickey Out Of The Dumps. MICKEY MOUSK -_ - . ll ", J " < iji« n * ? : Better Tonight - i t ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY l|I \ \ \ i\W :m Remarks Prom 1’hc Gallery. THE LONE RANGER llv Tran Striker OniVE ‘EV. TO COVER, L V f j Hertford Orlando Celery Jl Sanford- Phone 1222 Sanford, Fla. i X-CEL STORE ’V 202 Sanford Ave, Canlor -I’ontace 2.80 per twl. Cotton Seed Meal 4.60 per cwl. V-AKE THEW KEEP THEW HEADS « rw*N I \rt\c I 'V f Fertilizer-4-7-5 38.48 net 5-5-8 42.75 net Frdih Celery Seed '((ridden) ......... H TT lb' Paacal ..........f 9. Ih Abio Gamtox, DDT And other liwectldden. Atri iav hi By. Paul RqbinsoF KE1T .s it. % (HgfOOMW war our 04 , O arss.f J VfHftT NgW iW L lW ' IdHa* o r .y ( tdAkTMir AV. aavs oo m o 7 ntev 'S hS i .' lv^ / s ( CHABTRC^ J ) 1 ’ * • - * ' 1 Par half (Ar ir » SANFORD XdJEL STORE ‘ \ n .. Manufactured To Your Individual Order lly ,* • — ■~i t n o v BfjT, V i ; A,j t 5ET. . HOLLYWOOD BEDS M stirrea Renovating k Rebuilding .A Specially : Call' Us .Today — Sleep , Sanford Ave. A 2nd St. Phone 154 Sanford, Florida We Deliver a ^ ? r-;i^ 2 fra "* “ #r?f i f i t ! it ■J-—— ~^-T. ;- '.-m .-iVrv . ' g-—-* m SM * Y V. �* SANFORp PAGE SIX H ERALD, *im tiSg H '**liau4 I ibm l*ea* ilnrl deals |<}.31fl,7!'2,047. Attlee said II r i t I sit U r m e d strength would be reduced by 420,000 men by next Match. The forces numheied 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. At another point, the l-aliur government leader said* Great 1IHta’in was Increasing the late of her troop withdrawal from overless. "Despite these accelerations in the rate of withdrawal/ then- it no changr t|i out foreign policy or In ih e defense' policy which underlie pur fute^ii., pulieV,". At live a**' seitrd. The Pi Inn- Minister said his Socialist gpvernineht would “ifave to take some ineasun1 of coniaal over the employment of labor" In order to stimulate product'oji, Be continued: “This will Involve some sacrifice of Individual liberty, though as little as possible. It Ilia / U* luce.*sarv to take steps to Iimi* employmmt on less essential * m i " Attlee 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: Permit movie mater* showing films here to convert only n fourth of their earnings Into non-British currency. Permit 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 motorists with 10horsepowrr cars. Attire 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 Janu­ plans for tin- etpanslm «f produc­ ary, Ili44, and included four to six people. tion in the colonial' cmplnr." “Why were- you paying these ■"We shall apply ourselves t further development of our it- bills for Col. Ilall ami charging it, sources at home," h.* salif, "Wt up to aircraft ?*' Ferguson wanted •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 tal,nutput so Hint We can aland'Im «’ur own ivg* a* soon as possible.'' * Attlee, in Ills grim statement 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 rrvlsim of two classes in the loan agreement. “I am glad to sav Mr. Marshall (U. S. Secretary of State) replied • JVI e e I 11 ■> ijr* ll lY discussion*, jl i I u L . 1 1 . *‘ h-.I'm agreeing iq. IUm»e said, . / ‘They will not cut across the proceeding* of (he Parii torifarmer. HI* reference was to inlet na­ tional converaatl.-'n* on M n shillV proposal of American aid for KutvpMn reonumTe-rrcon-rv. o 'p ro posal shunned by Ituasm and the Eastern European countries in her Attlee said the loan clou.v* to be discussed were the agreements on sterling convertibility and non. discrimination in trade, both targfta In Churchill's hilln ** to the opuusHlon Conservative I'aity. Under the non-dlscriimmiUmi clause. Britain 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 » # « ! I in m l ' i i i t tlm H llvfhg a Christian life. "It Is all too easy fur vuulh In put religions life on •* token foe granted hasls." he <Wclaml. "They need, to find out why they aro Christiana." 1I«* stressed the need for families playing ami having devotion together,'til dendop more recveitlon togethrr-anl attend less to paid recreation, and urged Hint business men aid In vuuth develop, ment programs.' - Mist Mary Beth Joiner told of the rapid growth of tho Youth Caravan program during the past ' l l yeark, and said that this yrarK.r teams are tourlmr Ihe United , States and Cuba. She nuBlm-d Hie program of work, study; play-and worship necessary to tf«ln trernbers of the Caravan. Miss Norml Hupert entertained the Klwanlans by leading them on an imaginary lion hunt and making.JJjfin go through a lot of motions. Howard Montieth announced that an Intarclub meeting with OrU nio Klwanla will lie held heiu on S ept 10. E. C. Harper* an­ nounced plana for n ladies night program. ______ “ M n ’ •'1 Thursday. Both tlie eastern anil Itucky Mnunlalns states would lie warm­ er today, forecasters said. No rain of consequence was in immediate prospect for most oi the dry midwest topsoil, now gen- development, now amount to hun­ dreds of million* of dollar* a year, "Under present world conditions, this work la vital to our national welfare and security," Mr. Truman amid. "We can not afford to jeopafdls* It by impoelng upon It an organitation so likely to prove unworkable. if i-rally depleted of moisture three U «.y .1 Umia-ratiiu-* m uffins from i»f tin* high 'Jty, (u '■»<► #-5r ’ P5 L O N G r Hughes Accuses an to come to the cobjL" (i »niiM«*a I,uw i‘u < m o ,n *ne ri«or*i 01 E A S Y T E R M S . . And front page news it certainly Is! . . . The Hanford fu rniture Company will furnlah 3 rooms for you at only *298! Yea! We said 1298. — For the living room, bedroom, and dinette. The amart home­ maker will come down to the Hanford Furniture Company to­ morrow early and take advaatage of this, for therV i only rfr llnsliail HHmlur Alt kaHlII (interna tieral) He found a discussion uf tlpit 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 “ ff me “>* •* * » * *A,k «' i have in the .lata legislature, 'be number uf man-hours spent on as goveioor, in the hodei and.the M-nate -inuld. oft‘such short srooaintance with Hughes x x s make so hold a ptngodliuh as In­ h e re ih w n l.i- w , ‘‘It sound* mure like Hollywood Hughes said he asked Noeh Dietrich, vice president of Hughes Tool Co., to go Into'lW detail* of the merger nropuslHon. "Dlelrleh 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, at least for who turned In U i a S m about the time 2.00 A. M., told fireman that Th# lanky plane rasnufacturer **5£ * “ -• »n»M H art of light •aid that next, Francis Flanagan, on the wing of the A.M which assistant counsel for th* War In- quickly enveloped th* w|ol« plan*. California and started * lough." "It was apparent to the flame* were out of. control." Daniel McLaughlin,,! also »n Mrport employe., .aid (firt "an Mfto.lon accompanied tbe H m timing 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 Cngbr> pe." Hughes said. Chss* said that at laaat two He said he wanted to correct a statement by Brewster that ."It was u y own Idea for Ur. Viaaag- JU S T LOOK WHAT YOU G E T THE LIVINgJtOOM OUTFIT Your choice of a conventional style similar 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 harmonising rover, and a hindsome glass.top cocktail table. All for only - 9-PIECE BEDROOM OUTFIT •nda suite Includes the large, beautiful double bed. In* m aulr* cheat of drawers, popular vault? i dresser with round mirror, the bench, an all-fall maltrMa, deep roll spring, a pair o f -aae.Uetat THE DINETTE OUTFIT ANY ROOM MAY BE HAD SEPARATELY . Hear The . -i Deepfreeze Program ' ...................... featuring “Th# Four Knights” ' Trsnseriptlon ovtr WTRR arery Friday at 1S:S0 by well above 100 degrees. Pasture* wet* reported drying up and in y crop* reduced. Corn h at fired in el le n t a few areas. ri HiuifiI In another sharp criticism of tha legislation, the President said mtUtatlng Committee, carp* op foundation members would mean moat of them would hav# been people employed by organisations eligible for grants. ** he IK* asserted, "there la - t nua." created a conflict of Interest which would inevitably give rise to sue. ulclons of favoritism regsrdlau of the complete Integrity of the mem­ bers of tbe foundation." AUQ. 6,1047 » 4l*alt-*y*b-i-s-Wir*ttingtnn: asserted “he wanted to go into "Tlrri* we go again," Meyer said. I'ausinr for n few Johnny Meyer's expenses account, "Business." liiewsler 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 "on the in hi* appears rices, dinting lust plane, and 'What about It V ’ Friday. 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 that “I know the mrnt 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 drflnllcit connvctei" his accounts 'Tooscly.” •Mevei read into tlm recoid a at lunch," H ughes'. ,,u Kh*;* « h l " |h » v c nstmaBy 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 that the threat od. Ferguson asked how iliy r r ll l ........... Publicity was a powerful' wra lt-uinnl that Hall had taken over from Hoosevelt. Meyer said pos­ “I was" exhatpited fighting Mr. sibly through Ilia Hughe, lomTrippe'a political maneuvers in Washington," llugnea ‘ deciaied, "Diil you spend any money on Bfewstfr hna dchi-J airy direr! ami suggested they gat together, Hall prior to this lim e!" Fergu­ or - 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 entertain­ 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 after n long exrlmng- with, nue, and is known ns the l««nsva pem-d to be In l.os Angelos. "ns 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 eompht 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 at Bridge through Geneva to Mims naissanCe planes. Ftrgujuo le a d 1:42 I*. M. (EflTl, 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 eomphtod 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'not clear tee was ready to’ hear the “side whether the tutal bill covrr-sl en- issue" of Hughes' transcontinental -teitainment f*n Hall alone, and argument with Brewster. Meyer agreed lliat “it definitely "Is'H vnur desire to go Into this is not clear.” matter 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." lie said lie had “made staleInrnta to the press" about Itrew. knowledge. Ferguson—I tee some entertain­ ster, the chairman of tho full sen­ ment down at the ImUoni here for ate committee, and he stands by girls. Why was that rhntgrd to those. He asked, however, to b« permitted to' rail witnesses hf his Hughes aircraft! Mever—Thais'what. I am trying own. choosing and to closf-cxamine Brewster. . to figure out mysrlf. "The committee won’t give don­ tory, would result in putting morn When Hughes reached Washing­ on the tax boolu; would ton. he told reporters he was ator Brewster, the right to cross- values ................ 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," Fer­ throw additional traffic Into our ■crything I have said" i_ _ ____ guson said. He added that Hughes lakeshore Boulevard, which it Investigation of his ontrarf*. could submit written questions to crowded with through north and be asked Brewster when the latter south travel. Truman’s Trip "Our Senators^ and Keprescntakes the stand. “That involves a certain delay, tatlvea have doniTtome good Work ‘ ' IfaallasM timm Pass Osel In getting the road completad at there,” Hughes said. complex and Qnwleldy" that there . “Ye#." conceded Ferguson, "hut far as It’ la, an let's be on our Is "grave danger that it would Im­ tlie committee Is accustomed to de- toes and help push through tJ pede rather than promote (hr gov­ lav." a speedy completion this link ernment's effort* to ‘ehTonrdge Hughes said he didn't want to of the Gross State Highway." scientific research." "launch Into this matter .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 American relUfprogram.Aml****bdor Josef Winlewlci submitted the plea to Secretary of State Marshall and told rs porters tea. as well as those related (p de­ the conference th at “ Poland fense. . If* said government expend!needs food." tures for aclentiflc research and H a d N o N s w ip a p o r T o A d v e rtU * In . regions generally within the next - I Imur*. altlinugli Uw wind shift in Nvhtaska .<101 western Jon a • t f S i l a H S l i m a r » i( t l a r l bureau said, to dislodge the hot was moving slowly eastward with air from the Mississippi Valiev. relief promised fur parts of jithor South Plains and Great Lakes N orth' Central states tonight and Heat Wave British Crisis JBUSt concentrate as :mm q.m_ni*+ W EDN ESD A Y , NED SMITH, Mgr. <■ m EAST FIRST STREET \ ’Right Where We’re Bc*« Fog i5 Ytara" �(a Unity There.U Strength— THE W EATHER i . T» Protect the Peace *f the World; To Promote the Pro*re** of A m trkai To Produce Proapertty for Sanford. Partly cloudy through Friday, local Ihuniitishoe tr* during of* tcrnot>i\a. >1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 ! NO. 190 Associated Prose Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA. THIHSUAY, AIKJ. 7. 1947 • ec o »»e Army Gets New System Of Promotions Says 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 Br i t i s h Of f i c i a l WASHINGTON^ Aug. 7 WD- LONDON. Aug. 7 i#lv A Utit- Thc A inty'i archaic ly ilrm ol pro­ motion by seniority wrnt out the window today with President iru man's signing o( legislation set­ ting up a permanent promolionby-meril program for the Army and the Navy. One of the lengthiest and most complicated measures enacted by the 60ih Congress at is first sesaton, • »he legislation is the*, out-' growth of months' of study by committees. , Hughes Hits It’s All Lies .7 . P l a n e Manufacturer Asks To Cross Examine Senator On W ar Time Contract i»h of final blamed living Antrric.»n pinrv and "thr rapidly inttcaiing mu pi ui ol L’. .S cajMiiti ovrt U, im|H>its" today for the sudden uiutcniog ol Ifiitain'a etoWASHINGTON, Aug. 7 nonu criuia I low aid Hughrv vhuutrd tovl.W tint 4 Die As Plane Shoots Down Into Oil Plant Chimney (Dares Senator To Re­ peat UnderOath HU Charge Hostes:i Was Afraid Of Hughes \V A H II\(,|O N . aV ? (Al— * J low:ml I lityho -tml,i> i lullrngcd Flaming Waste Gas S-nrliii H irtitier (R M e.) to -ie Burner S w a l l o w s pcxi umlrr b tth i pieti itatetnrfit -^ty' ‘"ffTcwitft " thin *ati aiiU p N e w E h g J a m l e r s linr h m in t w afi.ml to travel F.VKRI ii Mask. Aug. 7 i t alone v*it It Hiiyltn in ln» private * " . A *lll.tll all plane p lu ilg n l nut plane. I lie plane ntannfacluirr itiued u| a fug dtiouilcd »ky' caily ,lu*la* mli) a tlamilig w ittc-ga* h o n iii .tin* i h ti I* o gc aftri muling the u| a ' inomtrt ‘ nil plant, cariyi'nit Sen ale. War t ornnnllec lo Hack ag iiio l ra i Ii Othei thr IcvO idt of lo iiri> death llir »lop"» loin m ci.illy piommrnl nccu|>anli at the Hicwtlct and llu^hr* |oi "idling pilid app.nrntly thntighl he v*.,, llir tiutll." Iluglici irlriird to the aitlinc xhivutmg .down min hitglitly lit lioitr** imiJcnt at a "smear cam­ Duxlnn Aupuit. paign." Add hr »till the Scnalort Ih r drad w rie ' —tn-ierrm-} ■u nghi *f*er—then reputation! id llir j -inirr-M imlell Air Con- whrn dri tiling whether he or diltnniiig Coi|mralion of Koiton Hlin Her i* telling (hr liuth in and roll i•£ the* Late lirntgr S then rnhtiovruv over an airlines HqUut’t plight I I ‘linked to a trviiinony of Senator IhrwvP-i 'wtsldwidr dollar famine" rsu re j (R-M r.) heforr the Senate W-'1 bv Amenta's veiling to futrigu Invrviigating . Committer ...*‘i>... j cuiotriM inorr than twice ir'tm c h «fftfa bf lira and T fan ir.ii it ihc buy*. the iTantrllut ol thr apai| if I am alluwrd to ctow Exrilt^quci, Jlugh Dalton, told the quevtion him Hu*r of Commons. The lanky Holly 'Wood fllliv pryi In addition to l n | up a new Ihllon was icplying to crltl* ducet and (tin liu ilrd lii.it dri 'promotion system or the Army ci-rt- l>> Conservatives and la-ft- l.i Ml ion .it H irw vtri ,vv Im look arid tightening the Navy’s M ill­ urnf StirndiMta that the Lilian ing advancement ayatem, the l>ill The high school hand of Lake t ’lty was, built up Ijy It. K. Hlark, es-msilne hstv’msidrr who has K ■l i-1 It tn c n t “squailitclrd” the the viand for llir gerund dvv in Sent' ohole II High Srhoul » : o,w.t|,tMm U. ,*S. loan tliul the . com m itlrr't mi|uiry into ruta - down on tha number of come to Sanpird with thr Intention of building up an even larger hand at Senr high-ranking offieera in iioth aerv- which for a numlier uf year* has failed to have a band large enmirh to enter Id ir-rily 'competition 1’iia.- Mimstei Attlee's new work Hughes $4O.(Ml0.lUHI w ailim r .sir Irea add abolishes , in peacetime ■t district ’ or stale festivals. Mr. Illark is shown at eatrem r l e f t . _ mnpr and vat less piogiam ■prom­ craft cunliacls. • * tha wartime rank «f five-star of­ ised "tiHi Jittle, tovi lair." Cratman I'n g u m ii ( R M ic h .), ficer. However, It doea not effect Itsittni disclosed that liccause of the rank of the eight, officers Cnrada’s dollai ahqitag* the Unit-' presiding at llir lir-.iirng mule, now holding five-alar rank. ed Kingdom has ngreed to pay lontiol of a- suhinnimitter. dr 'Affecting directly or Indirect­ ilolUi,, front the U. 8. loan for Jo.,)— .- -r *—CTHTaillun pill i Iium' v *ua«*l#wf-(rrsf-rd— ly the atatua of an estimated - I76;000-ttf fieri * in-frmh~Tn,rTlrrt7 un i diuii on it* Cuiiailian ciedit of Htrwslet if lliry hid .mi u n i the legislation ie Intended to for the other 60 petrvtit of the ten queslinns rravty fin each oth­ 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 proftn- tvliiy, Navy and air force position ai 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* bia I huh School baml at l-ikc end ..f next year, Dalton sani. of thr vuIk ntoimllec .pn-iltun* Ion lrann iijit. for command. ha* ihaigrd and Hirwvtcr hai de­ America Is Urp,ecl Tc* M .uulrll • lu n drliiilaiite. d tn,di lily in utdci lii otgani/r a large It will take several years for Halloo told tlu* House that l i l ­ muit hr suhimttrd m adv.mcr in nied tint tlip .Vn.itni once offered In * . Am ir, J 2 , and Ifa n io t. 1 Use Influence To the entire new program to get Ip ; me o f wilting. bind al Seminole High Sr bool, ac Mice u tunp o w ei to I.ill .-11 tfir Srnatr invnllgslodll id Hmloii. into full operation, for some I.ISlT.iaMI |>y th e 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 warparti of the new law don’t I*.'lim n, niiiioum-ed y e s te rd a y - In I'llul Nr In 'll Hell. 12 lea* o i 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 after |l*nl lime (J ii)r nintracti il hr (Ifiighci) v c lri.iu I fie* .mil m rnihri ul i viill imig sheets of writing llv IIAKHLS-JACKSON though moat are effective Imme­ ‘ c lv m l h a n d , 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 tvmild Jgicr It) Itierge hit ItantJOGJAKARTA, 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 a n d civic o rtta n ira lio n v a id mi n u k ­ le i-ii o il to leave liellind ns tup- “Futthertpore, tile te-tll mny yi>s- N, 1 , f miilv. Hughe* -aid thsl 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* t U K f l l . revenh-d that hi* private airplana n tbe lower ranks, with boards .tithe * rini-ol Mulch llgilie Montiml. Pell i* brlievi-ii lu huv<puck uf lie* and I call leal it United States offer of its good (t'8«IIakMl P i|« Twuj 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 Brewster 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'* ‘ '» estiniaus Th* end of .11*- nuestion him." lon to Culuniliui, Ohiti, lust Feb­ Jvm iigiri. amiounted by Dal with the Nethrllands. n>aysincliHii- thotr from the Junior rim audience, pm king tie- Sen- the light.* flaring alop ImgS gasnton (Vpteai'llls » lorllirl vilt oi ale eaneu* room, ajijit.yqiti .1 yyheu line ililh nf tile lleBioli (111 tfmn. ruary. Brewster told iiew;ituta_fn_- - i . Piciuici 'Amir .Sjaiifoeddln ask­ High and Giomuut Sellout, lie XVliXhlfijron Hint n'TW 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-'de. Isivd litttt will'll lit' i .S’112 Wltln-sar* *aid that the -oiall ati.idoti-ly ! vanrv tn him (Hughes! nnv wilt. ine " ouflof the Mat lues and hittarhn Stin*on aircraft, its molut* nih-nL by plane to this Republican caps-! i ten iruestlons Brewster snind.vtl. "I wonder *»-hv ii was necessary ! rf^ _ ’'h l* f t r f a la ri. T .a n d i Banging nn the tabk>. Ferguson dropped into the mmllti uf tile to Intnr thr name of This girl into tal. “ in order ^hai. the Republican f Lake Cily that fir fotpid little - ij A l l f i l 1 111111U f l*V I ordered the romo clenreil of pet"- ehlmtiet-like fuinai'e ‘lik- a ileud till* " llo g h e s satd. JERUSALEM; Aug. 7. (AT— ■ *» 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 reek, m ining Jewish leader a "dec reed n^onudete 8"vernmen, may more fully hcI ators Then he id tin 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. wearing u aweafet, Vevernl towering lank* eontaining i I MM dM fil I'n g i i t* u | At that time they had a «■fmv..’ iogli i-XJilosive petroleum punbiil. |i bNlliturtl «** f*nat» T « m» ternoon In prot«at against the in •Is official point of view." No b a n d o f o n ly e ig h t p iec es, h- I * _____ The furnace, trscnihling a tits* e (eminent bv British authoiitirs of U. S. Slate Dc|varlinrnt leprrscn* -Ifiii-k silo, liars al»>iit !a" (ret in th ree . Jewish mayors and some 40 **T-n l .* . ,-i i i D CTRO IT. Aug. 7, (.11 Appro- U.S. (ieneral Probrs ( I fim llniirtl tn* l ‘a g r I n u ll I h e i»ki* t It? < ItnmU’r i»f 0 > n i . m im tc ls lit MniiufAiclurother Jews for the avowed purpose (alive ever hat vitiletl Jogjakarta. The; premier. In yt statement llie rc e t #Kiv*iifiU i . If** snif Co, I'STjilifyv^.s tvrii* aetil h a u n t 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 Jogjakarta 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 bandmastrr In the I'arifir Thra“use its influence with the Neth­ idea, be levi-hledi noil puieii! IS-off tank ears were wrecked by era that 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 Nations) Security Coun­ Enlistittrtit Jo the National 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 thr 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 mi lusly pindiutiiin in an expbinitiion lodny for Ru*i>*ian manv Ini)..- eniplovet* in thU and lit Ihe Afumela ted I' m ** district -fiisj division light in iwu Bnggs plants todav. way track, but caused no casual­ Indonesian proposal that an in­ aeixim •->( the l.olmii Fefinerj- io ternational arbitration commis­ Thiltnfershowet * not, r adlllg oihei eoiiitoDuiln s of tlie nation, wtlh Jni-knimville, St. Aegintue- , llriggs ie|mrleil 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 after An extraordinary meetlnv of sion tie dispatched t(j Indonesia V. 8 \ i mv hendquarirM ‘rn-il hieese* cut fll/Hu | u v when he announced Vaid l.cumt (the Jewish National Without delay. eil out. • ■112 of tin* plant maintenance force K e v e *. tn a letter to C u l. G eneral West’s worat heat win* *•! the yeui vi-a led t .— The statement, 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. m i 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 Waller baml lie declared. Inn it can »*, jlh at IH)0 workers wore absent from lrt-r of -.the council, utacrlcd tlmt •lit v— of I(Midi-): l v* leiiiperalun a Vlatit.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 James O’Neal, pro*-j .ent I .HiMl home from tin* Conner the oil ooik* in Rte c.ipacity of ted and all Jewish shops, testnur- international commission, could cut Unilmnsler 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 North and Wist anti i- U*ltn: illnr *sent inti* or their customary 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 ulent cut definition of German assets in hi okett lu m lu m .l -' th e W e n 'b rr' t^*L'-.w h ib ---- - iTiafTrttrT*nrr lO s lls s n l m•im ('BAi1 . 4i«r* closed from 2:00 1’. it. d o 5.00 formation Booth on North Park AusImh f«i ilM-iiiaiou h: the Atrs Ituth of Jtie-e i-oncern*. it was P. M. Avenue by the Junior Ohanilier ••ft Packard'* supply of bodies. Ilian peace lieaty then Ihe arlion lluirati said afli-t a .ii-Mcc at t'hi- uiiiiouncrtl lime agreed to give engu early today lurtibled lhi-.ttu r The leadert at the tamo time of Commerce will m*rk the start, A llrigv- spokesman said th.* rinild le* “unilerstoiMl," I III‘it elllployees time off for. sum’ called for the abolition of emer­ Florida Salesman Is of the [.akor Day celebration here, 2 More II. S. Army absenteeism generally was a ttri­ If that wete so, the U. 8. gener­ curv flout HI ill 72 m ill.i a- lew ntei encampment* in addition to gency regulations and :h> reestab­ Convicted Of Murder according to the prpRrnm ic* buted to the heat.' which he said- al said "I should np'pteclat,- ,t minute*.- ’' Elsewhere. IhoHftll, the tmecas their regulai vacations sml to lishment of the supremacy af civil leased today by Kdward Higgins, Men Killed In Manila inside the factories it-gnlered 86 letter front you t‘> that effect." (I’sBllMta m i r u r r« « i ter said continued high leuifern reimburse them doting thi* mllmanager of tijj- Seminole County degrees. -No worker comment wns “Itiit." the letter cotiGnueil, "if ita n training, i»eiimI, 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 Chrysler a German asset without uwalling ticulqilv from iiimihen’ieii Muht- to- fue dal* this year and two Green To Address onlv 2H minutes today before con­ fi'ora. reported that l*oo workers in completion of discussions n r resolu­ gan southward ihruugu IndmiM.) weiAis next year, for llie differOutboard raring and tbe Motor U. 8. Army by unknown Arthur Berry, Jacksonville Regatta VFW On Guard Unit victing fium w{ 1 * *?,"1 ,U i,,r' ' * y. 1 'la Lynch Itoiul gear and uxle plant tion* of difference* either wijlun actus* southern I I11 o >i - o n d .m 'e l.etweeu their tegular pay will .follow at 1:30 olb-orh magatme salesman, of kil* eloek under tntf auspices of the ^nea*Hyttbyu* ronunanu. illM| a like* number «»f D * Holo thi' Ati’ l i iiqj Treaty 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) miles' This pit-grant dims been adopted Philippine K-out. of tltf A r j S y s j 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. CoAt Guard' Auxiliary. at- its ’ 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 . tint)'placed (|ra, n|«cwi m .,. oulaido ouisolo tempers temnera(lie rotttusf at tha Legion Hut Mon nralic sentence of death in the elecSenator Speasard Holland. Sec­ Wetlnewfay while un guard duty lure at 88 degree*. stro ng winds which t ie" down1- , , ... 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 test To cation of a new National ’Guard U. S, Dlatrict Engineer, Colonel at Camp llatangas, ihr m lie. •ind Mercury hourly-ruled worker* Berry began subbing and half col­ Power service. Some I hjUw ’ and 1 ,, V V . u , l i m . r l n n unit her*, and will outline how lapsed Be Held In Luke Mary automobile* in her ehalc where she b.d Willis Teale, will apeak, amt southeast of Manila. w ere 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*. trophies and prltea to th* winners One scout was hit hy six hul at least until next Tur»dap, nllrlIt wai announced today by John been sitting at her aon'y aidr-dur- uf the Regatta will he presented lets and diet! almost Instantly, huted by the Ford mu mu: cm ent to A beauty contest, 1which all ing the trial. A high reaiiing of ltll degrees " A§HINTtT(jN. Aug. 7—(AT— Sauls, po*t adjutant. Central VfiUrdiy |fn:vp Clik*afft4 iH licit t^nl •!muni' I n!t|wi»lT/ _ Judge Jutin U., Bird recessed at the 7:00 o'clock^banquet to ba the announcement rrlnlrd, whlh the strike of 7.IHK1 worktTs nl the Semimile County or of Oov* -C.. W. Johnson will prvaldo iir given at the Mayfair Inn for the other, with tw o’shots in the Florida girls are eligible to join, three-day period m is ,- Jul-.-. I:*» 1 • ’“'■r 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 Murray Corporation of America will I*** conducted In cunnectinn (In each of the three d s.s. Ho- <licd at-lu r Jmme here today, Scott who is now away on voca­ the Jury’* verdict. Chambers of Commerce and their In an.Arm y hospital. Their name- idanL with the tlsnce (wing given Sat mercury Miss Caldwell's lowly was found rcury climbed.in IP0.-jrm u tk tion. wars withheld ■ j _ pending notificaurdsy evening from 8:00 to 12:00 Yuma. Ari*,,- reported the n*. or her apartment, to which *h* “Due to tha fact that so many Large Cuban City * frtendx. Stale Senator Lloyd F. Boyle tloh of next of kjn. returned - after reporting tq Car Fire Attributed o’clock at tho Mike Mary Com­ tion’* highest temperatuii * vs-»ter. had vaUran* it # seeking membership Attacks on U, 8. Army pei will terve aa toaatmaater. A munity llulldltefTy the laike Mary day, 113 degrees. ' I'hqgnt* in tile the general accounting oftjc* In th# VFW post w# are issuing Shaken By 6 Quakes Jayce# sponsored dfoce will' be sonnet since June 28 have result To Visiting Smoker Chamlter of Commerce recreatlun Mime nts(i“ iiud 112. where she was employed. Author* a special invitation to these men Iflt'* said death wits ibis' to u.tturcommittee, it was • announced tohern a t 10:00 o'clock in the hotel ed in a doien casualtir*. Th. nihcr point* rejbuAing lOtl bi HAVANA, A ur. 7, On* lo attend the m eeting" *md AdFUUpwine military rnmm*nd ami , W. A. Morrison, Ford dealer, dsy by If. H, Grier, committee more included: Fresni. Calif, and nl causes, possibly a heart attack. man died of a heart attack -aril hall room. — . jutant Hauls. the U. S. criminal investigation today attrihutrd the fire that chairman About 18 girt* are *1- Advance. Mo. 10tl; Batesvlll •. Atk.. Miss Caldwell cant* here s«v*r» 30 persona Buffered Injuries as Mr. Sauls, who alio serves ee division are investigating. started In his new Ford sedan ready entered In t)|e contest. .L and Farli. Tann.. 105: St. Lout*. ni *years Ago and worked for k th* city of Santiago was shaken commander of the 6th district Saturday evening while he wax In Member* of the laike Msry Mo.. Shrcve|>ort, 1^., and Effing­ time in the office of her brftthsr, o f-th # VPW in Florida, stated ■lx times yesterday afternoon and Matthews Is Elected th* baathall park to someone get­ Youth Center are working on ham. ill. 104, Little Rock, Ark , llten n rni-mlu-r of the lious*. Housholder Offices that the Sanford poet had tbe last night by earthquakes. Funeral arrangem entt have not ting into the car, «illinK down the impiuvement of Ihe public I'ellciton. Mich. 103. Nashville, The poputaee of Cuba's second Mayor Of Altamonte largeat delegation At the recent Move To New Location and than leaving a lighted cigs* beach at Crystal Lake, Mr. Grier and Tenn. 101, Grand Rapids and lieen completed, Imt burial will city (pop. 120,000) remajned out diitrict meeting in PeLand. * la- In the family cemetery aft rettoi Ila declared that h* did ■aid, Col. J . E. Matthtwa was elected Travers* City, Mich. 100. of doors oil night In fear that Milton, FI*., Miss Caldwell was their homes would collapse. Moat mayor of Altamonte Springs Ernest F. Housholder. Sanford not amnka himself. u native of Knoxville. Tenn. * Plant Roof Collapses of the city's houses showed cracks Tuesday tp susoead U. 0 . Sm'lh attorney, today ennounccd thr State Highwayman L. C. Bender Teen-Agers Invited Operations Begin On today as a result of the earth’) who resigned from thU office, J. moving of hit law office from using tt portable fire extinguisher, In Miami Downpour movement. ■ * Goodard was elected city clerk to the Atlantic National Dank kept the Mate under cunlrvl un­ To Party In Orlando St. Johns Project LIodh-R otary Ball The first tremor was felt at fill the vacancy created by the Building w h en he ha* been loc­ til the Fire Department arrived t , MIAMI, FUh, Aug. ?. f/P)_A 8:02 P. M. (KBT) yesterday and death two wseki ago of L. R. ated for 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 tha-last at 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 8t. Johns River * * of ■ building to coltaDse here to. Most of the injuries were claa- ion. will b* associated with hi* son ■ r -L *----- = ----------Department to attend an 'aifmls- from -1'aUtks. to Sanford to a 12 The Lion-Rotary softball gama^ dar but no one wns injured be- aified ee light. There were 212 votes cast, Karlyle, and daughter-in-law sion free- teen age party to be foot depth were Started tliui which was rained nut a week ago lVISITING ENGINKER conns the proprietor wm* ilelayvd The tremor* were felt through- according to B. D. McIntosh, Jr. Darla, who are^ nrwcomeri to the AVcilflL-xday will-ukw-qUe*-Friday Wfl*y Gillespie of the Jackson- _given next Wednesday .. evening b r the min. out Orient* province, but with who came second In the mayor **n ^ ‘ ‘ -ftrm ^ flf—Bmlttr a t o'clock a l thl~T7rUlidi. evening at the Lakefront Soft* intensity than- hr-Santiago. mi ttlirir V6t*a to T O rM a tt- ^ rte ^ e u ife ^ o T six offtces^ocoupy ball Park at 8:00 o’clock, It wm4 ay conferred with Colissum a t * program to be cn Among A m u r cities reporting effect* hewa 127 vote*. T. Fir ton Ifar- th* ,front of the second floor of ^announced twlay by Lion Captain mlwloncrs and Mayor titled “Sanford night." W 0 A. M. while m in wax pourf pouring from the quake were GuanUnsimi, low trailed with 1ft vote*. Of th* th* butfdlng and were formerly At '10:00 -o'clock there will be ed .th is‘ morning hy Edward Hig [Richard Deu» and Rotary Captaiir 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 Cliy Manager IL N. a lalxnt contest for all agea con­ gins, manager of the Seminole Semirwli Orville Touchton. Flayers or* ee they took shelter under art awn- Balre, Con tram aestre. Bogus, De- registrants coat their vote* apd and the Isle H. C. Du Boo* and ducted at the party, and hrond- Counti- Chamber of CAinwerce.’ requested to l>« un hand 'a t 7:80 lu r across the street. * n ano and Central ToesJo. 87 out of-114 white registrant*.th# lata T. B. Higgins. The Gillespie was on hia way east over 8tetlon WORZ, and the signing of a bill for -F. M. A few mlnutee before the owner The buildings reported moat In the voting for clerk, Mr. rooms have lawn repainted and tte r Park and declared that pritea will be given to winntra. an additlonsl appropriation * uf \ Dr. A. W. Epps, Jr. will pit arrived with the key to le t them in, imaged in Santiago include a Goodsrd recleved 1 61 vote* to l l deco rated Hind present an a ttract­ return her* soon to-check Local entrants are advlaed to 1300,000 last week for OiU foork, and Andrew Stine will catch fi the roof collapsed with a roar. hospital and an a rt school. The cost for Fred rM U kuer. In th* ive appearance with carpeting of projects, principally al telephon* Mr*. II.. V. Aiken at a total uf |«00,(»0 1* now.aitell- Itnlnrv, Harry Robson will h The Weather Bureau told 4.0ft wall* of some private hornet election, .12 bell eta were declared * deep shade of red, Venetian _ pump stalion wher# new 1024-W for full particular* of abl* for th* project, Mr. .Higgins for tha Lion* with Al Lyon lathee e l rain fell in ft i / a hours, eollopeed. void, sold Mr.’ M clatoih. blind* and yellow’ drapes. _ angina* or* being Installed. th* contest. said. reiving. 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 A t: fp>,; ■ - H:. '‘ S'*/*''- A * n,J ■ ■ *j . ♦ . - ,. ' L ._ . ----- a--- k& t - d— t----- ----- V ’ p • j f . * ' - 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. 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 06, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 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/05f4e154be17712fd988609be5a7ae1c.pdf 3b5bf344082af793bff8c6139f0cd056 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Dutch Accused By Indonesia Of Violating Order Elliott’s Testimony 'I'MlIaa** !!•■> «*•■• « • ') would not l>, held liable for breach of contract "because of during th* years period. For a period of eight licWfsh hour* the reports from tha humid downtown Intel negotiating room had blown hot and,cold. Union official* said dll' UAW Ford local* in tho country would 1* notified of the agreement in lime to refrain from walking put. The Ford*l!AW agreement on I the Tsfl-Hsrtley in u e followed 'the company'* blunt tefussi to gram the union an “immunity elsuae." ■ TUESDAY, AUG. 5, 191 U.S. Asks Apology From Hungary For American’s Arrest Hughe* ha* charged that Sen­ ator firewater (R-MflincU--cJt*iiman of the *futi committers, once offered to call off the hearing If he would**gtemv»~»neiTt! TransWorld Airline*, in which Hughe* ha* a controlling Interest, with fa n American, firewater ha* denied that. Meyer’* e*pen»e “a c c o u n t * brought into evidence last week, allowed more than 18,000 spent on entertainment of Kooievtl: and hi* friend* about’flie tlm.- ilie' con­ Jaycce Convention ed an apology from the Communiat dominated Hungarian government for the 'O T etl by political police of an American citltep, Stephen Tburaniky, The State Department, in tilscloalng thia today, aald that the U. S. repre*entative on the Allied Control Commiuipn for Hungary alio haa "approached" the 8<>v- Henry Ford H. m andated the r{impan]r'i point of view. Ho aald that to permit euch immunity would be to “nullify- the law and' declared the company "can* n o t' he party to placing unioria tu speculation whether t h r i u t o union ami Murray Corp, ef a bad girl out of her." u can use any wurf you America might settle on a sim­ ’ young Roosevelt shouted, ilar bail*. were they (the girl*; for me?, JMM*D**MAT1C rH0 T°0*ArH* were made a* the bodies of Tom Thom**,», and hi* slitsr, Patricia, 7, were Egypt Makes Plea Komi*veil insisted that .Meyer rC<io'ToCtV r0!n ** Hansen Dem, Calif., where they had been on ■ Sunday ptenlc with their parent*. had nut answered his querilun, Left, the boy * Ufeleae body has been brought to shore; night, the children’* mother, Mr*; Agnes Thomaa * Maall.M e (ram r . i r <lH,l "The Colonel well knows the (second from left) is comforted by a friend, while her husband, John, stand* at rig h t The youngsters bad the termination of the adminis­ girl* were present," Meyer intiswatutered off Wj) gftergjw tyen playing In grubber in g ra ft on the water. Untenuillonal Soundphoto) trative regime which has -been Java by linking up their. eAsictn maintained by the British in the -,i Mover aisd that kt the-gay par­ Lake Mary Beach 15 Strikers Killed, soldiers were wounded. -----, in older that ties in New York Col. ftuuseveit void’ westCf n~Tflr^C*' *g Yi'-w- hour* WMhrTllnce 1800, before the cMSe-ffft orders tisik our fellow countrymen, the 8q- »ori^t.miftt of hit time with MilU The laborers were reported ((fliiiMMd from R*agt Om+| '40 Hurt In Tunisia effect last midnight, u dispatch j-dance,' may share the welfare Fave Emerson, who later In-ism,shot down in return fire from the for park purposes with IB months, 'mid the aspirations uf |hc people Mra, ItoosevelL from Srmarang ‘said. After Troop Attack troops. - The Dutch indicated officially of Egypt." “ Were anv tif the glrbl there to it will revert to them. Commlssiiiim chairman 11. B. Nokia,hy I’atha told the cdunfil entertain meT" Elliott pressed hi, UlSt during attem pt, at mediation The riot a t Sfax was the only of their difference* with the In­ that "it. is the very existence of former party companion and hast. Pope told Mr. Field* that the roe- - TUNIS, Tunisia, Aug. 6—</P) major outbreak reported in the donesian Republic, they intended Egypt as a sovereign *|a te which Meyer insisted the ‘"girls" were res* of the park had been as much —Fifteen striking laborer* weru alike thus far. Thee were some to maintain rontrtd •>( the rich is here at stake." part of a large party that varied a surprise to the Commission *• killed and about 40 were eswwMled minor incedenu, but police-were to lotke Mary residents, commend­ In a riot near Sfax which follow­ control. "Against ihe historic bacx- from 20 to 30 persons, areas they wrested in the 15 day* of fighting. trrouml of Anglo-Egyptian rela­ "You mean their scintillating ed them for doing a nice Job i.n ed an attack on an Army motortions," he said, "an alliance <;l conversation waa to entertain me," the park and promised them **- Ixed column, the French New* Tunisia’* B,200,000 inhabitant* this sort is but another form **f Roosevelt put In with irony in hi* aistance immediately by sending a Agency tswu-UJ today. were reported hard pressed because Attlee’s Offer road crew out to improve tha subordination. It make, a rela voice. All of th e’ alike, particularly in tho borer* In Tunisia, tiunship which is both unbalanced French forth African -Druta Jilin U. .a r t#.—Most - of—the-ehop* **I resent any implication a* to road to the. lake. Itealiaa.a n m l*«a» ii » i and undignified, ft ties Egypt —TlMr-rood-etrip-vritf-ijinirtniTed •t**- Were called out on a general there were closed. Refrigera.inn ■Train, to lie announced . Ji]__ Ulu -tn—British economy.-_Tt subjects 111* voice filled with emotion, .* free bv Mr*. Harrison ami Mr. ■trike yestedsy. Troops were sent plants were shut down, and transHtruic r.TT’idnnwns tomorrow. “Oh. Meyer broke Ini "thst was Smith. However, they will be com­ to take over the Tunisian rail- reflatio n tins were clogged. ‘ • Th* new plan, designed to com­ Egypt to the vagaries of Britiih pensated for orange ti-eei on tile way line between Sfax and Gsfxa. bat g critical dollar shortage and ccontimyr It imprisons Egypt with­ Hu* last thing on my mind." The gyvernmeut waa reported in the orbit of British imfierial "You have said I was getting property, said Mr. Pop*. The PTcnth press sj boost production, is expected lo power," planning to requisition railway 'Mr, Evan* sharply criticised thr all the girls,” Roosevelt told Mey­ cal) for sjitl muiw austerity In tend other facilities needed to Nokrashy I'asha took er , "You have not an,wen,! my Commission for not culling upon the troop* were fired an already tightly rationed land. theBefore keep the protectorate's economy floor, Herschel V. Johnson, question about these girls. What him first to speak on the matter strikers* a* they..* Jt also ___ was expected* to* contain and rix'functioning, declaring that ho had money In railway yards of S ¥*k tom* provision for reducing the deputy U. 8. delegate, suggested was I doing, lining them m>?” as soon as the opening state­ In angry tones, Roosevelt con­ the subdivision and that closing of Kars 0UH«y fund* to the British that ment* from the Egyptian ami tended at another point thql the street* and parks hy vacating the occupation zone of Germany. McM While the I'rlniu Minister wns British representatives were heard Senate group has directed its in­ plate pad been detrimental to his , putting his final louche* on lhi* the council should "turn to the quiry at him because he Is "the property. Attorney Boyle reminded Mr. plan last night. Foreign Minister mote urgent huslneis" of the Bal­ son of the President” and passed over gift* by contractor) to other Evans that he still retained all - Ernest Bevin reiterated in the kan problem. Informed -quarters said Britain Armv officer*. Douse nf Commons that Britain legal rights.a* a property owner, Roosevelt aahl he undetstood the but that since, the land termed as ** k intended to pres* fur public own* probably would demand time Id t n |, ,f ership of the mine* and factories study Nokrashy Pasha’s opening committee had a document deal­ park land k. h remarks ami prepare hi* reply, ing with "million* and trillion* of hy this paiiltr~aT~auch, the public f:, , In Germany’* Ruhr. THE TOBACCO WA dollar*" of war rnntrarti— BTTiT Imd no rights to the laud vacated.. i_ 7 'H e alio deflated his opposition which might take saveral day*. -"huntllg surli gifts as automobiles to fo u r*p o w * i cw ritrol o f tlu u Mr. Evans quoted' nn Opinion of to other Army officers. Senators an Orlando attorney, Ben -Carpen­ "I'VI-SIKN millions of pounds of ! -ric h fn d u B trta l iN fe * «■ p ropO H il J p w i R h - J l Ferguson (K-Mlrh) (ltd Brewster — r ter, to the effect loat the tern, i b y l ^rmiwre. (R-Maine) denied knowledge of mission's vacating order was;void tobacco sold at auction. And at la-cause of failure to show conclu­ k*— ish source since th e . ilrillsh- were turned on during the night Roosevelt said also thst If the sive ownership to the patlst vac~ auction after auction, I’vo seen American difference* on thr auh- for the first time sine) power- commRtee fuund that the Boose- ated. and he reiteratotJ hi) state­ became public last month. »»ving Idsckout restriction Were veil Mine had been used "just tq ment that the Cuunty Cummiosloa gel expenses" hy Meyar., It ought had no authority to vsesta the tho mokera of Lucky Striko buy United Stale" 'reportedly ordered last winter, want* to delay socialisation in tho Several Liverpool police were in- tu state thst publicly, FeifUson park* in the plat. Ktthr for at least ftve years, pepd-' hired battling the demonstrator* I sgrred. Huv Howell of Lake Mary com­ tobacco that’s got real smokin’ ing an increase In production. ' a* firemen atood by ready to dous# I When Roosevelt rc/em n to mended thu action of Mr*. Harri­ Th* Foreign Minister said hi* th* riolera’with hoses in •*»« the Mever a* "a rather comedy type son ami Mr. Smith In deeding over * quality. . . tobacco that smokea preference reganling Germanv's situation got heyynd police con- of individual,". Ferguson broke in the property for park use. Mr. with: lavel of Industry was to Itoost Fields Quoted Mrs. Hart i son as up inild, cool and fragrant.” German steel production to about “Well, he was your friend, pot staling that she would give mare niira 1,1 IJ.OOO.tHMt tuns, That, he said; ours." land if needed for tho park. Mr. would give "almut the standanl cited "Fascist-like" organization* "I will explain how he happen­ police said they thought the van ed tb he In my social circle," Roose­ ■laliam waa the work of Irrespon- velt said, slide youths rather than an or "You should, do that," Ferguson And then, perhaps giving a hint ganlxed rampalgn uf anti-Semi­ B.T. (. ruglN. INUETENDEMT T llttn U WAMUIOl HgMSN retorted. aa to what th# new Attlee eco­ tism. •I Otfuril. North Carotins j4 nomic plan la to contain, he re­ (M r LAtut a luc* i trrsiax BAIOXXX) plied lo conservative demand* foe packing plants. more food and raw materials for Rations For Chinese (ftrmsny by Inquiring: Troops To Be Changed J t t & ' S & S S S g S **Can anyoni tsll me where I . . . . . . . . . . ^ ’“ 7------can-owned Hennlngaen I’rotlucx CM gat food and raw materials NANKING. Aug. 8, (A*)—China’s Company had been purchased ftr •scept from the duljar, countries 7" method of feeding her soldiers an undisclosed amount, believed to He added th at wh*n the pres­ rice plus whatever tounlry pro- It* several million U. 8., dollars, ent U, B, loan1ia exhausted Brit­ duee ia available will undergo mod- and that th* government soon ain could no longet stand the ex­ emlsatlon umlsr a new supply would begin producing canned, penditure of funds fur thst put- LUCKY STRIKE In, the American minister at Budapest; «nd Hungary’* acting foreign miniiter, which showed th at Chapin demanded h “auitabc iapology," Chapin also naked for assur­ ance that no further »ueh in sta.rs would take place and- thut m.y of Thuransky’s* property which had been seized would la* returned. The acting foreign minister. Erno Milbatyfi, gave Chapin a preliminary reply yesterday, which the State Department ndviaed Chapin to tell the Hilda pent government is “un**ti*factory." Greek Navy Gets ___ .6 U.S. Gunboats 19 Killed In Wreck Of Gasoline Truck t/fy ~ Nine teen persons, 17 ghATHENS, Aug. 8. UT) — Hear groes and two white men, wVre Admiral John A. Snarkcnbcrg. killed near here at dawn todsy Naval attache to the American when a truck in which they weie mission to old Greece, said today riding collided with a gasoline gotlationa had been concluded truck and burped. Ambulances from Waxahachle r the transfer of six'American and Ennis made run, to the scene, motor gunboats to the Greek navy. He said approximately #l,:i£0,- bringing bodies of the victim* to temporary morgue at a negro 000. estimated_jts a tent'i of the atheater here. . original'coat of the vessels, had Officer* said they did not know been budgeted for their nriiulai- immediately how many were Intion. The admiral said that under f tentative plans the six ships.were jured. * scheduled to b e‘Vcconditlontfl ol Norfolk. Va., where Greek crews Jury Drop» Charges light-be—trained.— f te^oald a In L y n c h in g C a s e JACKSON, N. C. Aug. 5-OVi Charge* against Sevan white MAN WHO KNOWS K SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCOT! 5fA R exploded IK 4«t HEARD qROUP BACK IM 770 B.O., AKD <KE f ROM <1lL C e l e s t ia l . *•■* CAfASfROPHL BUf RLCEMfLV REACHED THL LAR’fK't CAMERA* AMD 'fUESCOflS* FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette SIDNEY CURRIN1$ RIOHTI...And like him, scores o f other e x p e rts . . . who really know to b acco . . . hnve seen th e makers o f Lucky Strike buy tobacco With "feel SCRAPS KDMHEASf oT f?RLLHLAMD s lK m x s i ^ fltl mohumeht ■ <0 203 Arrested For i Burmo Chiefs Killingr A fter all, th a t’s w h at you w ant in a cig arette. . . th e honest, deep-down sn- RANGOOn T Burma, Aug, 5, CP) DISCOVERER, is. 1 - • f th* slain gov»r taould remain unbi ttk months until Bril OBACC �A " 7 :F Jk*' $ 3 ( i U » U y T h e r t h 'S tre n g th — To Protect the P .ar* of th* World; To P tn o o ta ths P r o ir n i of Am*tic*; • To Produce Pro*pertly /o r Sanford. THE WEATHER Partly cloudy through Thursday with local thundershoweia in af­ ternoon and esrly tonight. m i«r » ♦- - «*« i . . a ---- ii_» AN.LNIJKJ'KN/JKNT DAILY N>WaPAi*&ZLVOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 Associated Press Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6. 1947 Attlee Announces Truman Will Make 3 Day I* ^Hardship Regime NO. 189 Senator Hughes On Stand Brazil Trip "U. S. Loan Easement, , Limited Direction Of Labor, Troop R ed u ctio n Sought To Attend Meet ' W ASH IN GTON , A uf. 6, <iF>— Secretary of Slat* Marshall tinnoil need today that the U tilled Stair* ham agreed In u high 1«*el ronftrrnro with the B rltLh with • ml** to relaxing wowr pr«»i•iona of th* Anglo-American loan -agreement. Lo n d o n . Aug. fa y r i ftim* Mauilcr Attire told Parliament looty that Great Uiitain wuuk. reduce h e r aimed (otcei, _inqiou * a limited diieclion ol laboi, and leak relaiation ol clau in in the J U ;S . loan egtrement to help rare her (towing economic em it. He laid alio that worket* "it. the mote njenlial imlutltie*’ would have to wotk longer and l i f t coal mine tt wuulJ be ailtn toWabor half an hour a day ad diliontl. ------Attlet—Iljd-thmfAjTeat-HTttniw alto would cut down her nn|»c»itin a manner that Mould mean "hardship! for many people.” * Attlee *ald Great HrUrnin also would cut down her Import* in > manner that would mran “luudshlps for many people."■ e said the United Htati-i, at Britain's entreaty, had nitrei-d to diecu'ss' the *terliiiK canVuttlhlllty pnd non-di*criminatlon In trade agreement* In the !3.7W),0<*MH)0 loan, which Attlee maid Would be exhausted thia year. • Re denied, a* '.Winston Church­ ill hod charged on Monday, that the Labor government had •'frit­ tered away" the American billions, advanced after termination of lendUAm from which Great Uritain r e i v e d *3U(f7.'54(i.r..lO from the in reverse u. a. »nd ave•a back ro se : SI*) Keldrn Waldo. Gainrutillr *tlorney and Immediate past presi­ dent of the United State* Junior Chamber of Commerce, will be one of the honor aural* uf the *t*ie*^Jayree “ convention lu be hrld at the .Mayfair Inn thi* weekend. $1,000,000 Fire In Miami Destroys Planes Demolished As Mystery Explosion Touches O/f Blaze MIAMI, Fla,. Aug. 6 t-P)—Dam* Ige estimale at more than $I,OO0> 000 waj 'cauieti b y , tire e*'ly loda« when a myslcrihut eiplotio’n touched n il a blare In Hanger No. 3 at the 20th Street side of the Miami International Airpuit and drslroyrd two 21-paiwngCi DC-3Y Iwn twin-engined Bcacltciafl and an undetermined number, of Imall'.jfedemlalnK^of the front of itw e» planet. Modernization Of Drug Store Front Begins" Tomorrow R jV n lh a t. and Anderson Dri'ir, x p ire Chief Henry Chare ol the S B ^ H w.irar8R of th* adjacent' store apace, will Start tomorrow morning it was announced today by K. F. Ilnur holder, ag en t' for the HrumlevPuleston Building and Paul Camptrail, contractor. Work on enlarg­ ing the interior will Ire started UUr. Blueprint! to th* new front sh ^ r two entrances, and the adjSm ng store front will be marie to correspond to the present druj. store frent which will he ibme what altered. Hr. Campbell, who w si con­ tractor for thg • n*w Grey hour d r, bu* ttatlon. estimated that the .work of completely enlarging and 1Improving the ttore will take a minimum of three month*' lint*. The. adjacent store ha* been used 11of lata for storage apace, and thyl. atock hta 'been transferred to ’the store room which wo* 1formerly ‘ a bsrbfcr shop. ■ F. E. Roumlllat ami Rmce J. jen o n hava laHsii uporaiur* of a g store In Sanford for more than 35 yeare, and moved into th* present site In th* Brumleypuleston Building when It war erected during th* early twenties. They are ag enu for the )Valgrf*n products. J t f . Hous holder w i l l h a v e cH rg* of the tmprovemerfl and enlargement of the store. f it. Bourn Rial a n d M r. A nderaon today declared ' that (hey have much faith In the future of Sanford, arid predicted that their enlargement of th* store will 1* HI ip KToru with * Irf accord other store ImI w o w t o t a which lata have so rrtuch |mprt Improved the appearance business district. of th e'M a li i 1 ■- — i■ — ■i ■ me- V Cinnam on Signed By Sanford Feds Van Klnnamon, lanky righthanded hu rltr, formerly with th* DaLand Red HaU has been signed by th* Sanford Baseball Associa­ tion. It waa announced tfaiaoflernoon hy Manager John Krider. recently re- B-....... two buildings, a 100 by SOIMool hanger and a 150 by 500-fool wood building used t t a ihop and tlorage building; two DC-3 pas­ senger planes, two BeacKcrsfl, one former Army A I2 6 medium bomb, er. several aircraft engines and * number of smaller aircraft were destroyed-* Us aahl the damage would reach “at leatl $1,000.000—con­ servatively." j Chase said detplte fire fighting »* face 1HT* „* ** U. S. Cancels Credit To Hungary Because Of Communist Coup v___ ___ • ■ WASHINGTON, Aug. «—UPj— ■Secretary of S 'ate Marshall today disclosed the Hxpnrt-Import Bank ha* ra net lied a 17,000,000 cotton credit ear-marked for the H ungar­ ian government. Marshall tnld a news conference the hank took th* action because some of the Hungarian negotiators in which the tank had confidence had been exiled as result of what he termed th* Communist coup which recently overturned the government. Two other factor* he gave a* Influencing the bank’a decision wer*: 1, The two Hungarian banka scheduled to get th* American funda are under what Marshall railed th* threat of national Ixatlon. 2. The cotton situation haa chan­ ged for the better since April 30, when th* bank and a Hungarian government reached a tentative agreement regarding th* credit Marshall disclosed this action In telling reporters that* th* Amer­ ican government had reached no specific conclusion on what further step* to take about th* change In the Hungarian government In announcing the credit cancel­ lation. Marshall amphaalted that th* considerations governing th* move were strictly honking fact- President Rio In ust Or Science To Fly To Late Aug­ September; Bill Vetoed Hughes Contact Man WASHINGTON. Aug. b o l h Also “Entertained’1 Pietidrnl Ttuman today accepted Other Officials Be­ an invitation to viiit b iaiil in sides Roosevelt late Augtyil ni Seplembet. Elliott Roosevelt At W ar Investigating Committee Hearing The While lluuie announce.1 W ASHINGTON. Aug. b o n Mr. Truman will , fly to Rio l)e Janeiro for a three day m il John W- Mcyri tn lifirJ loday hr and return to the Unilrd S utra t p e n l $97,821.59 ol Howard aboard .lire balllritup U .S. S. Hughes Airciait Company’s money on * promotion ol two planet be­ Miroiuii. I’ten" Secretary Charlrt G, R on ing built under wailime govern­ would not comment when aiked ment conliacli, whether Mr. Tiutnan will addren While Hughes waited to tell the lnlta*Amrrican Security Con­ the Senate War Inveitigating Com­ ference. which opens in Riu Au­ mittee hit own story ol hit dealing* gust 15. — with the government, Meyer com­ **The Preiidrnt sincerely appre­ pleted an accounting ol money ciated live coidul. invitation (r- h^ .tsyi he tpenl on enteitamment crllency, Pirsidenl Caspar Dutri of army officer*, government, of­ crnlly eslemlri) lulu by (lit ,Ex- ficials end otheiwiie promoting in­ o( Braiil. to make a visit to that terest in Hughes' plane. country, and rapirned hope that The rotund-publicity man said it would be imslihlp it an early llial~*o—far -a» lir kn-m» hr dale (or him to accept." s a id .; the only llughet employ** work loimal While House snmiunermrpt ing on public relations.” irleased simultaneously heir and in Rio De Janeiro. ■‘I’realdent Truman ia nuw moat happy to confirm Ins acceptance and the trip ia Inlng acbi-iluled to take place during the latter part of Auirual or tire early tiny a of September. "Th#_prealdent plana In prereod to Kro'de Jnnerio by air for a three dayi visit and to return on the USS Missouri." Meanwhile, with what be taid was “deep tegret'* President TrU man valued a bill to ratnblisti a national science foundation. ; The u resident said In a memor­ andum of illaapproval that whiU he hod urged th* establishment of such a foundation, the idll Con. „ tMI aanthlm jurolved a "uvorkrd departure from sound principle*" of administration. He described the bill at ll'M lIaas* , s . r* l« altl Hiroshima Notes Anniversary Of Atom Bombing HIROSHIMA, Aug. «. (AT—Two years ago warfare’s first atomic bomb descended and one half of Hiroshima vanished in a blinding flash of destruction. Today at 8:H A. M., the hour when the bomb exploded, the Ih-IIs tolled. The people stood In silent prayer for one minute, then went again about, their affair*. That was the only official notice lake ruin lllroahlma of (hr explo■Ion Hlat left 92,000 of It* citHrna dead or mlstflng. But th* city of­ ficials were busy with plana to mkk^ lllroahlma’ a ahrlno for thr wrtt Id's hopea of pear*. At their request, General MacArthur in Tokyo released ■ state-ment. He said "W ar’* destructivenesi will progress until ths mean* are at hand to exterminate the human race,', "This It th* lesson of Hiroshima. God grant that It ha not ignored." And Mayer Hhlaao llatnai an­ nounced that Australian engineer* had helped draft a plan for a modern lllroahlma, with a peace memorial at the spot over which the atomic bomb let go. Iliroahla has a long wav to gp Although 20,000 temporary shel­ ters have sprung up, th* actual permanent rebuilding of the city ha* not yet begun. That, said the mayor, w u on* reason for ob**reing Uiu day which can never b* forgotten try those who liv*d through l.t H* hopes, by th* observance, to Interest Ut* ciUtana in rabulldlng th* city. H* wants, h* says, to make Hiroshima f o n c tr a symbol of the futility of war. lllroahlma should know. Red Cross To Give GI Insurance Data |r; : * - -■ _ :• •f Veteran* who with to rainitat* lhair National 8*rvk* Uf* In­ surance or are Interested In ob­ taining more Information an this subject are r*qu*st*d to meet at th* American Rod Cross Chapter Building at Fifth S t m t and Oak Avenu*, Tku*aday-avaa lng-at 7:1U o'clock. 1 ■ .7 » Throughout th* United State* a JAYCEB MKKT naw all-time high In th* number 1 of disability compensation or pen­ Sanford Junior sion c**«e on Veteran* Administra­ will hold a supper tion roll* waa #«Uhli»h#d, May 1 log a t 7:30 o’clock Thuradiy When th* flgur* went oVSr th* th* rind of a 's e ria s of evening 2327,000 mark. Rad Cross Chapter meetings that will ba h-td on th* workers end claims aerric* representstivsa assist eetarana to ob­ tain disability compensation and Meyer* alio told the Senate inveiligatoiv that llughei’ airfiall company paid bills (or wartime cntcltainment ol Col. Jainei li. Hall, who iiicceedrd Elliott Routeveil at head ol the Army -\>i Corpt m onnsiisnce division. Meyer, Hughes publicity man and attitlanl, lead a long list ol exprntr't lie laid he incurred en­ tertaining HalL Merger Of TWA With Pan American Said Price Of Quieting War Investigation Wa s h in g t o n , j \ uB. b </**>_ With both under oath, Howard . Hughes charged and Senator B icutlet (R Me.) denied today thal llie MciiaUt one* oifeicd a "deal" to call oif tensloiial in­ quiry into Hughes waiplsnc con­ tracts. Hirwtici took the stand before a .Senate War Inveitigating tubCommillrr a frw minutes after Hughes, had made lit .chsig* b«fore the tame group. Hughes >sid the Maine Sensloi made tucli s propoiition to him in a Washington H old ths week iij Feb. I I . 1947. ■Riewilrr • ofieieri. be declared, to have the healings dropped if be. Ilughrs. would sgice to mer­ ger ol llir Flam Win Id Alllintt. wlutli he conliots, wills Ran-American Auways. Ihessstej,' calling this a “ propositinu that sounds more like Hol­ lywood than W'aihillglun." told HON OF TIIF LATE I’|IK8I0ENT, Rlllnll MmiHcvrlt (Irtl) in sworn in he fur* taking tlir stand In the rommillee solemnly: 'I i an astute you that 1 never Irulify ticiore the Hcnslt- Wnr IniewtignliiiK <’ll 111mil let- In W»«hingtoii. Bight, he t* -tiimn during* i|iir«tlonin( in eormrelinn *ll(r«hi»' rreiMumrmlatlun lq which the government gave Howard llughev a did." 100-pisnr ronlrsel. Klliolt tnld Ihe rnmmllte*; "It it I- true I hist fifr Ihe prirr nl entertainment I j( w aid h# interlainad made rrcomnii-ndsllmia that would in all) »a> rndangn the men under me ur ilrlraiiil .Ihe govern- Huglirs at * a■ luncheon in hi* hotel men' or vlnw up the war eftorl, that ahmilil he shown." . . (Ilileriiatiunal Huundpholot) apaitetit and “paid {8 hU out of my own pis-ket." SubcciiualHae Chairman Fvrgu aon i I! Mf. hi cm I the t-ifsl which Tins remark at to the cost tbvlMeyrr charged sgstnst llsll'a *nuuslv was a ufeiwnc* to the testi­ tartslm iieW ' vsi I3.Tj 1.1J. cbvstmony o f John Meyer, Hughe*' pub­ licity man, iliat he upent large Ing appiciM tsttly three years. Th* sums i-nt-i twilling government of­ Commit |f ’ Imiuirlng into flu. ficials tKJQ.OihJL.nf. w tstiuis plane e-mtrpdr : --------— * ,y i. . Alluding to the Hughe*’ charge#, given the llughev comnanv. Hlrwater said: Meyrr gave hi* trslimony ■* loule tiiriiugh S.inloiii ini ,H|alc “It ire s incvnceiveble to me Howard Hughra, mitlimiane plane tbal anyone could seriously conlligbw.iy No. 4(i. running from iiuililer and movie producer, wait* rd in Washington to tret if y after ideal;, Are! II ..wllwgVi ew I ' l l - t i t ) Miim mu ilo- E*»i Cu.nt lo Mt Christian a croos-rountry flight. Chairman Dora, I< iml •II l lu te today cpmStressed By VisitFerguson (R-Mich) announced iticndrtl .Scimuolr ('imnly'i S-naloi that Hughc-a will lw called to tes­ in« Church Group and Rrpirvi lil.illtn lot llu-lt Work tify at this afternoon's aeaiion. Hanford had il« hottrwl days •>n iiigliway (ontlruciiolt ami uigrd . Tlie free* spending Meyer, who nf the year on Monday amt Drvrlopmnit ul Climlian idralv hs* already said he upeut more quick at lion (mi .m i irCUiing cumTuesday when Ihe minium among youth was the llietne ol than ‘16,000 of Hughe*' moitey en­ ti-mperalurr -«« rrconlnl nt p lrlion.oi llu- C’io»» fltalc. i llglltalk* ami enlertaimtiriil pi-.riitnl tertaining Klliolt Roosevelt nnd SI degreew on Ise-Ih da)« hy II. wwy.ids. friends, told the committee F. Whit her. weatherman. today to Kiwaniam at their H i r e l ­ As an aid in attracting business Iri It public -InlPlili-lil lo Thi* that on one occasion lie «|M-nt Muring July, Hanford had ing al till- loutltt Cenln l>* a mid industry to Hanford, an axI It-mill today. Mi. Cha-udcclnr3561.42 entertaining Hall, Roose­ ronlrr weather than nmniil tr.llll III ItVr inembri* ol the tensive survey of the many Induat>’il: velt testified yesterilsv (list some with an average 79.1, or two "If Sanfoid aiol Semiuoig Coun­ Mrlhodist 5outh Caravan w)to an rini advantages of the Hanford are* listed expenditures were nwidk drerrea twinw ihe normal uf t ('«— .Ilnur* . , I 'u - slvl ty ittf lo gel llu- Cross Stull- toiiductiiig a youtl^inttim lion pil­ bns hern prepared h y . Florid* HI.) degreew. June wan alan Power & Light Company In con­ Itighwiiy, from tin* cast lo wr»l wlighlly rooter than nor (Hal grim it the lin t Method nl junction will) Florid* fUwti* Adver­ coasts, Ilicy mu*tuyI quickly. Alwith an average nf 79-1 de­ rt-atly n unit uf road for unoth -r Clninli They wrie inlimiurrsl by tising Commission, II. II. Coleman; gree* compared with a normal Passengers Injured route foi a Cron. State Highway the Rev, J. L. McKinlry. p,l*|or ol district mnnagrr for th e . raw er of H0,| degree*; company, aminonced yesterday. is Iw-iiig nUiillurtwii ■If W# are Ih e hottrwl weather ever In Train Collision lb-sides 'Udng nvatlahle at the lo gi-t our .Iiigliway romphrtod Ilie s Lurch and Kiw.imt sdu t feeiirdfd by Mr. Whitner waa Iradci pnwet company . office copies of nmat'ihi *ii (icfore otlnrr At Illinois Crossing 11.1 degreew in Mrii, nnd thia wt> turn* i-oiiiplrlf‘ loads winch will lire viriting group intliulril the survey have been furnished he aald, waa In aome measure tic in ami divert elsewhere tin- Miss Clco Mrtcsli, Orlimli ■ leit l|«*| bv Mr. Coleman to the office ef Hoc ,1* mormon-. wtHido.firea LITCHFIKI.n. 111. Aug. the Jlemlnole County Chamber of Cross Stale Highway. in Volusia county st-Gir time. —Th* IIHnftl* Centre) Kail road’s “Old Slate V -nd Nu. 14 -How and irudrnt ul Haitou-w1i.> t< Commerce, junior Chamber of '•Green Diamond" pa*»cint*r . ■— ----- No Irt enters St-minul" councdlot (or the Caravan. I. I' li­ Commerce, Sanford Herald. City train and a Burlington Railroad By THE AHHOt'IATKD I'ltKSH offirintly on I lie west al tljo We* ter Aiulriion, who war l.oiu- .i»d Hall, Court-House and local banka, freight drain eolltderi near here The wotat heal wave of (lie County where anyone inn)- sef them. v Itivet, niitl I* known a s 'llutoday and stats polio* head., year, still firmly anchored «vei kiva men interested In” Ml. |)<11n Itood It leaves San­ laired liy. mittioniiy p.innl- in ■ Business must nf lh» hail cauinl quartern 'a t Springfield reported ford going ew*t on Geneva Ave Koira and whu is now allrndini lie-ntlng here .will find much help­ “at least 10 or 11 |ier*on*" had at least.' 34 deaflis today as it ( Iit nr4 ■'m fklsl Duke Uniyrrsity; Min Nell Rnyt ful In for mat lop UT the iepurt which spread into the eastern states. been Injured. • «covers more than n scor* of sub­ A (ingfr of eidd air, from Can­ lies'k of A labinti^ M m M-"v ll-'ils jects including lalwir and raw'Folic* headquarter! said there I*, I n v ite d To Joinci ol Not lb Cirsditii .uni M i- iiiateilals here, u tilities, tran s­ were no Immediate reports of any ada bad brought aubdantial deaths In the wreck. It said "at lief and aome scattered shower t|* U IIIIl IS II1V11CU t t l ■ Naomi Rupert of Kants-. portation facilities, health condlt* E d B lirrc tt Icaat 10 or 11 Injured" had.lmen to (be Dakotas amt MinnewUt pins, housing, stufes, schools and IdeiiIs of the Youtii C*iavail but it was almost nhaorlied in taken to the LUchfleh! Hospital. municipal flln*nces. • movement wer* stress,si by I'orNeluaskaand western Iowa where State police were dispatched Mr. Coleman aaid th a t th* The public haa l-een invited to ter Anderson who told of tin- youth the Weather Bureau .-aid the tern to the scene, which was tha perwtioe drop was only moderate. at lend ^tlu' banipict l,t. J * | inatrurtion cuurse nuw being nil Chamlier of Commerce, C ite, and Litchfield crotalng of the two nothing ill sight, th e j? 1 **!" M«vfair Inn * rled on lq* these teams hy-young County official- gave valuable Thera Was railroad* at Winston Tower. i aw t'aaw " is )— j^ 'in iii'd c • 'tun'i.Jaycfc*. at whichi ^ tl, m various M 1 b - >11 - 1 help which contributed to the Com­ t 1 "Wttaar A railroad spokesman at Chipleteness I l f ilia survey. He bailees, ____ __ _ . ' Edward \V. Barrett, editor of I Churrhea. cago said re understood the diesel thia is the first occasion In th* Newsweek Mngaxinr, will speak, The first purpose of llm move­ locomotive, four coaches and th* history nf Sanford that such a it was announced hy T. K. Tucker Trotting Race Fans ment, he said, ik to revitalise youth diner of th# passenger train, *n cum pie to report uf local resource* today. route from St, Louis to Chicago, Hurt As Stands Fall ■* Thus* interested In attending bv teaching them the principles of haw. Iicen compiled. health and having a capable lady, had been derailed and overturned It will tie .ii^ I not only locally Ihe banquet are asked to contact Oths* aims are aiding tln-m In The Litchfield Hospital said It hut also hy tile State Advertising GtiSHBN, N. Y„ Aug. (t, ( 4 1 - Lind Welwr, general manager of think effectively and get rid of Commission had “aome" Injured brought In In the Industrial phae* ths* Mayfair to mako rvtervatlona, Thrcc aeetlona of th« temporary inertia, to develop soul by of its half-mllllon-dollara-a-ysar for treatm ent but that no count A nominal charge will he mad* for mental blrarhrra, janimtsl with fans hern! irnera, januin.l wiki n n . Iieru. ........ . tt'wnllaar* aa Page sis I had been mad*. advertising program’ end hy, attending event. the 1running of* “tho **-l l a m ■" l l s 'l o . i i' - those at ending the event, the ^ Litchfield ia in Montgomvy for [rotting Florida Power A Light Company atakes. collapsed today* Th* dencr on Saturdey night an trottii _ county, 237 mil#* #outhwc#t of in it* program for th* industrial reports from the Gnahru will b* open only to Jaycee mem- Lizette Temple Goetr .... ................................. Chicago and 37 mile# morthaait and first remitts development of the communities la-rs and".their wive* or date*. Hospital gold a numlier wrre In­ of 8t. Loul». A branch of th t Jayrees wishing to buy ticket* O r t R h i n e B o a t T r i o il « ,rvf*' Along with th* survey jured. . |p s ■ w u i v i i i i u . u u u i 11 i p U](i power comp, M V distributing Chicago Burlington and Quincy A record Hamhlelonlan crowd to attend the ocraaion have been ( 1 ---------« l o i o l l o l V m i P in UBring riel* * «v(t«m terminating at Paducah, booklet, "How You Can of '-’0,00f ‘ or more packed the requested to contact Raymond j M(m y m „ Titnpt# Qf Slinj or j, aProgressive Kjr. croaa#a th* I. C. Iin* thcr*. Industries To Your j.undqulst, or secure them et th* Th* railroad said that aa far etands, temporary ami normanent, •Mayfair Saturday night prior to now stationed at the office'or the Community and State.” finance chief of the Army in a# waa known no ona was killed. for the to ttin g claatlc. The accident occur red at the the time of the dance. Germany, recently mailed local It add*d that lta eommunicatlona photographer Robert 1... Cox come Kaiser-Frazer And with Litchfield war* dlarapUd temporal#^ etands near the head color film of snapshots which New Buildings Are and it waa having difficulty of the stretch. Packard Hike Prices A nurga at Goshen Hospital aha took while cruising on Hiller's agaam fttnf information. Under Construction aaid: yacht on th* Rhine. Th* tr^in wa# north bound from ,__bna are under x-ray, DETROIT, Aug. fl. bT»—Tw* “Thr “Rhine cruise I* all it I* 8L Louia to Chicago, ; Albert Hickson la building a reported to ha In song and story," more of ths nation's car manufac­ one stop ia very serlouwlv hurt turers. feeling the pinch of stead­ •re taring treated for small machine shop of concrete she wrote. and seo block construction a t th* corner ily mounting production coats, t*.various WATHEN TO MOVB -of__Laurel—Axauu*— and----F ilth . t-j-n J llielr retail- oriees Street. VAN ANI1RKH HACK today and trad* quarter* g*n*t>HTH RETURN J. B. Wathen, American Fruit R. N. Windham la erectinng a Mr. and Mrs. William Van Anden allv believe similar advance* era Grower* Inc. traffic manager for elf th hava Juat returned to their home in the making throughout t n n l A, local publisher paint (hop at the corner of Twel th* south-eastern division, today Sanford Avenue In Lake Mary after apcndlnr the remainder of th* In d u stry Wright, recently Street and waa In Sanford making arrange­ con­ two and a half months a t Ft, w«ek‘a vacation It ie of concrete block Packard, which so far th li y*ar ments to move hla family on 8«pt. Lauderdale. * Mr. Van- Anden, ha* failed to make a nroflt on Hi i, Ky^ reported struction. 1 to Ft. Pierce where he ,1a now The Free Methodist Church whose paintings have roclered operation*, increased prices on ’ „ there, 95 to 100 located. Ifa haa Juat returned from uch favorable comment a t Or- various model* from 392 to 3200: Wight eald that of concrete block construction, New York city where he attended do exhibits, painted a plctjb* K nlser-Fruyr, wtdeh Ha* juat em­ i*al there he hid waa recently completed a t th* a meeting of th* National Claim# dog belonging it by resident# th at corner of Fourth fltrc«t m o i\a . ..bird __________ _ if ito3 C. i i B. erged from fhe "red,” implemented Committee. He waa greeted by th* w*«k before Laurel Avenue facing th* trailer | H«*ir, prominent F t Lauderdale an Increase of 199 on its F ra tea fellow K tw aaiau a t their lunche­ camp.. . _ __ realtor, during hla stay th a n . standard model. on today. . r. if-* ** ■ Seminole Urged Lo Act Quickly. * Youth Caravan To Obtain Cross State Highway GivesProgramAt Kiwanis Luncheon Nation’s Worst Heat Wave Takes Toll o r :i4 Lives Industrial Survey Of Sanford' Made Bylaight Company « \ v - *. -i ~------- -----------I- ----- *i--------------- ------- _____- *I H;- j L �r ’ \ r~ri—rrn r - a — fa r m 1 Ji iC<? I qI to . Slatabltsked la tree l*akll*fcra dsttf rirrp I Minimal and laaJlU al laalaH . KlarMa III M uaalla V*m«» ICetvrrd a« arraal f h a aaallrr OrtaWr at. 1*10, al rk» raal »*Mr* • t I m Ii H, KlaHV*.'*4" ,fc* * •' M (‘aairraa al H «ak I. • __ T Hill.I.AMI I- IlKAN MIIM OIIHIMIA IlKAN llu .ln r.. *«*»**•» M'feftl m m ilA ll»TK» |-ay aMr la A4«aara Hr farrier. w**W Oa* Stasik «.......... — rfcr*» MaalM — . “ • It Maalh* liar U»» • __ mr mI■ f*»f « • JM!M*** , a( ralrrlalaiarala ral.laa laaAa. Mill *r' ■•I m a la r adreHtsiaa —inll.arrarala ■ala ad VrwrM "* aHarlral U r . * * - * '” '• a a l Haw rath . Tfca II*raid It ■ — “ k" *! A ...rtatrd Ite a . "A 1'*1 '* ’ " “ an .hr -a»* r .r la a l.tlt «■ «"T 7 lee »»■*." pH.trrallaa al all tka l , l | aa al I . Ibla t r a . t a i r r . at " 1" " I f am * dltaaltbra. . _ Interest In Brazil WKHNM8 UAY. AUOUST «. I9 » ■8, HIIII.K VERSE FOR TODAY w o r s h ip ,s i 'V,V.1'Via u m ()nV. ' t i w in. TDK CHURCH I S ..; RESTFUL P * A $ r n ) p M 8 i>£ AND pISCOUWBD PEOI l.g Wnrthlp the Lord |n »«* ‘*eBUl> of hollne*#,—I ch- **:W‘ IIip UN hat finally gotten tin Dutch and the^ Jadonetian* Ic tr a ir llfihf. Now,.if loniton* ju*. doesn't drop A ftlK iatkei in then imdii! i' Commerce -.Department expert* *alc Wollird fekef- Iht'*dTcline V. S. Ctpolli Mupinrnti to I'" . VJC.I.V j kclined.. they rerrgn countti ),00O in May poM. from St in June. Be lo $1,241,000, would hav* Rill* to look 3 mote mon-In lend llirin I 'keep on buy»*«'» they’ll be ing from u i’ * *'*' STUPEN DOUS? .. * i * ■ - tm *1...,.. . ■ il1tl- - T*' • • - . . *-f T h e S le e p P ro b le m More nnii moru the question nri*f*, Jimv ami where Speer Will Address lire people going to sleep? It inn't II question of noise, al­ though nomu of thnt element enters the picture, too. Game Warden School Probably nevot; before in thin country has the mere problem ORLANDO Aug. 6 (Special) of lodging been *o pressing. Protccutlng Attorney George A. Million* of men home from the wars in this and other Speer, Jr., of Snliford will be one countries have no place to lay their heads. The pressure is of the speaker* at tho first anin ipilr of th f;, | that Floiid, naturally bad in the fltfd World, but is worse here than it JO peuon alieady hat some. conducted by the Game and Freeh ever wns before. And naturally there is complaining. here on ill welfare N-lfF <0 whom the “All I nm asking," snys a disheartened family man, Water- Kith Commission * . •Slate pay* wjinclfiin'i like $2,000,­ ’’lira place for the kids, even if we have to split the family starting tomorrow. More than -200 stata wildlife 000 a month, ' threw am anolhr temporarily. I'm willing to rent a bouse for any price I officer* and honorary game ward, on the wail12.000 peranna can pay, and I’m willing to pay for the kids' Iroard.*’ ens from south and central Florid* Killings- IjlT Uut 1,1 many ittc list, aiconh It i* almost impossible to make are expected to attend the twoierit* ok arrangement!! even.on mich. a .basis. So families are neat- day .-uriuiol ..which w U t.faaiu ra wotlh who 11 classes In law enforcement, first alliclr* on 8Rr “ A *Tyj M^e-ihlffc way, and there is , l(l ltlle rcU.lon* and gam. and aiiftogel on Tampa Tub nut merelt discumfort. but denpair and even the beginnings n.h manarementv ' *' the wrlfair iayi, anti of crime. It .looms an If the great and imwerful Uncle Sum' The clatscs will be conducted nnthi 01 might manago even this difficult problem more effectively. by officials of the' U. S. Fleh aomrtimci it la : on you’re It taken more than mere temporary lodging in filling nta- und Wildlife Service, FBI ugenta. More, hut .once tlonn or bonchen in parkn or railway depot* or bnck neats Red Cross first sld experts and ipell. iafe for quite commission game and fish biol­ A :. of old jalopplca. > Wanton CIltudillL. agreei thrl the Riiliih loverqinen} - hat lieen “ fritleiing away ‘ the bilhon dollai loam which lhi» country hat made the Bntiah. bjii he expresses the hope that wr will continue doling it nut. Undoubtedly if Uncle Sam ihouhl cul the’ Mother Country oft without another dime, haidlup* tor a time would lie increared, but we believe in ihc long run it might •ave the Hntrih Empire. Ihc Engliih will nrVei^ Iw^mhe rtrong again living off die WPA. ogists. U. S. Business Is Old Files Of Weekly* Worried Over British Newspaper Reveal Socialistic Crusade Facts Of Interest Work On Giant New Telescope Was Begun By Scientists In 1929 Ily RALPH DIGIITON AP Newsfeaturrs PASADENA, Calif,—Sometime in Ihe world will begin probing the heavens for their secrets. The telescope's 200-Inch mirror, which Is expected to bring into focus stare never liefore seen by man, la virtually ready to be daced in the 136-fout high revolv­ ng-dome nn to p of e r - aluminum I Palomar Mountain. .. The WO-ton Iqatrumetit ,which will support and guide the mirror on Its sweep of the universe Is completed except for Installation of certain control mechanism* Far 18 . years, th* best brains of the world have la­ bored lo make thia greatest dream of astrophysics come tro t. More than s lg . pillion dollars hav* been espended. But on* mishap could set the reject hack several years. hhare ' la a big danger that ‘ tha morror could be overground. Pol­ ishing already la within less than а . hair'a breadth of perfection, but the final ''figuring!' goes on. Second, there are hasar-l.i In the necessity o f . trucking the mirror could be overground. Polб,600-ft. Palomar' Mountain, 125 mile* to th* south. If th* m irror has been over­ ground, or damaged In transit, replacement Will require at least three yearn and perhaps long*.’, After the jn l t r o r le Installed, In the observatory, there will loUow another month or six weeks of testing instrument and glass tjigrt her before construc­ tion crews, turn the teleaenpe over to astronomer* .Scientists at* , wary about .... | -.ic « ... — III** dales, but, oom*tl ia f a ir thay eipect to , be , to . pee a blUlon years:*out ll\t*. space ------ .aWfc. aid of tha I'alom ar. leier f in the aluminum-coated gists disk at the bate of the telescope tube. The observer, opej-ating a cam­ era 6& feet atmvl the mirror, will !« able to tee little with hi* own eye* that he couldn't tee through aity plher telescope. Hut during all-nlghl-long exposures, the mirror will rnllrcl light too weak for hu­ man r j e t to see and focus It on Ihe photographic plate. Maty after the plate Is devel­ oped will the observer know what the giant mirror, one million time* aa keen as the human eye, h*s "seen" dur­ ing the night at th# tele­ drops rotated on its axes. .drop* The electrically drived telescope is geared to find any sector at the heavens at the push of n button.* With the A iling of cer­ tain dials, it will stay focused on that sector automatically, swinging from horixon to honton between sundown and dawn,. Mathematicians hav* fig­ ured out that this neat little trick la Ilk* aiming a rifle it a moving 25-rent piece 25 Nstlonsl llsnk uf OrUmto. mile* away—end—hilling It Ilraiirnql. Kalh«rin« K alal To Ura H. r*»lll» * at will. _ IIIATTStl. StOHTttAtiK i____________ ... • Kosgste tlrnwsr* ContMrstlve Tj I'hnW, I'ihibi, Co. OP MtlHTUAUR* Seminole County NATtsCAl'TION Security Itor,it A UunsxXr Co- T« Hntrert HaltHorn. Court Records Klrw federal H A L Aeen. To Jack It. Mtanrtlfsr Jr. stus Marla. (•bill. Clarence W. Hus Minnie To WAHIl A!!TV IIKKIIS Wt( IIre.>1111*. W. A. ttux GPP* "•• Jark II. Hlandlfer Jr. alus Mart*. Watkins. W. C. etus KlorkU Z. I’aul |*. K. stilt* HUS KPutxtH diM lo t.'. guagslM t ’o. To got- •tat To Handbill Droves. Inr. Hrott. K. N. etus -lads To N. W. s t i r l l r i t t r t .Co<-|»sr*ttv». Hrolu Kl<t#r M. »lu* KPa To twits Iisvts nnd Oraaon Ixnli. la w a r i r Wa-tl-i and i:il*»l l-Minr Klrchtiorr. W. K , Jr. n u t Go­ Appllrallon or Hr lit Tractor Co.-* rilla To Him Hbi-ni tlu s Ki* Hartford Arcld.nl q Indrmnlty Co. Kstly. Hoy It- tin* *d* Yu Hilda lUultrwm KstM. Martin W. .tu t Agnrt O. . / To ll.rt'sri <1. HtsliWnut .la*. Ilshran*. llarM It O.’-aiux Vlralur ia - I- To lltnry Wsthliura sld* tws. . a* t'atlein, J. D. »l«* H- ’ln j ; T- Mrlsilti. Jr slut Iwon* Harman. M. P tx Jod* H; To Aat body ' CSriWo . (tab ■ MAI. MSTUTK SiqHTOAtlll* - Ko*f|at» itriiwm patch altout a oat reputed to be 140 years old and adds in that “several person, now living remember her abovo rtd ycett .1 emainrd for the 20th century-to •By DE WITT .MACKENZIE match this with accounts of tuarls Ily IIAI. IIOVI.E AP Foreign Affairs Analyst ANNAPOLIS. Md., (/P)-,N’ew» thst staved, alive tor decades la British Foreign Secretary Er­ doesn't rhange. only the men who building rornerstonei. nest Bevin is not going to com­ make the news. Advertisements In those days promise with convictbinj. a t wit­ To ptove this you have only to didn’t come from dcrsrtm ent ness his reiteration of the Sec I- glarin' bark through ih i files of store*. They were principally about jrtlst government's policy, of na­ old newspaper* tficb a* “The Mary­ rum, real estate (housing w*t hard tionalising the factorlv* and mines land Gaxette," a weekly that ha, to find! and runaway .slave*. . of Germany's greet Ruhr, a policy been pottraying 'th e American The price of Jam ilea runt In which the U. 8. A. strongly op- scene, with a few farced Interrup­ Annapolis nn Mar. II, 1724- per nosea on tha grounds that this 1/ tions. since 1727. single gallon, 7B cent*. lemonade I We wHe much inleretlrd ^ir a m atter for the German people - Take, for vxantple, government t-o,1* more- than tb*f now. thcmpclvcs to decide. Buhop Colmorea detciiptmn of One ran admire, and s'tri'ly can­ experiment* In crop control tn re­, The Gaxette, like other f - ^ocialnm ar It war practiced in not quarrel with, the constancy of rent years. newspapers that served *, w#' In 1720, some 2IH years ago, springs for American liberty, tan Puerto Kko during the adannillra- Mr. Bevin. Still. R I* given to tinn of Retford Guy Tugwtll, one wonder why he should find It Maryland planters protested .heat­ from one to four page,. . It had a edly that the London dealers had subscription rate of only (3.11 a of the original Roorevelt brain necessary to emphasise such a sold their tolracro below egrred vear. leading colonial figyrra con­ highly controversial politico-econ­ Irutlert and (rtrliapt the mort omic issue a t.th is tense moment ‘Price*. tributed lo It, and It £^d special The Idimlon merchants, at tc- rorrrspondrnU in Igmdon, Paris, "rlaily eyrd', -of them all. Ihc la Britain's own economic cyitls goveinnienl under, hit adrniniitra- whose aolutlon depends upon petted by the Maryland Gazette, Prague. Lisbon and half a doirn eent **•»» back "wot'd that martin markrt M i other European countries. . lergess. , **•“ «-uru nisi lergrt* lion. Buhop Cnlmore laid,'bought American uTcrMiucaeu and amt made thesrfugtnese Tug Thera were - no glan*. prraa as­ After all. If even “haaven t*m- overstocked up lirge tract! of land, divided per* tha-wind to ths thorn lamb.” g rit ions to the planters lo hob sociations to speed info.mstlon. A headline of O ct 21. I7tl2, it among the penm who. upon surely John But) might refrain the prices sublet g T Ire t, by ptenllnr less lobar- ccd a royal birth tho ope. . I,-! I- *. »t-j I S S k iw " !'. i& i t . TW -W. hecogrint landlord!, thought they from blowing th* hot breath of co evdry year. They won’t oxaclly "a**" aUr# l . , n . - Ml, f... , Aug. 12: “Great J»y to Do nationalisation down ' no longer had lo work. Hencri socialistic Is-mi'-rt. Ilarbeei tilts K,'*o Ml* through the scope, which la ac­ “Second, by destroying every A Prince of Wales is bora, the neck of capitalistic Undo Sam. Heiitord ANtMh National Hs*" tually a gigantic camera. Th*y will To they were unable lo pay Ihc gov­ * Now of court* it w>uld I* pro- vear all trash and mean tobacco. save Ihc King." AaaltiNMKKT o r pOWTOAOM “Third, by forbearing t 0 plant The audience for this event was take picture* of a tari mirrored i» C* IlutrliUon 4 Cn. T m rlrRt ernment for the land, agricultural aumptlous to the n-th degree for every fourth year." Interestingly co-educationelj ac­ -------— • " J ^ production for the tiland ai a an American to raise tho point of Doe* that sound familiar? cording to th* Gasette'j account; whether Socialism It good for Bri­ whole declined and .eventually the tain. and this column doesn't refer Although printers at’ the tlrnt- - “This morning, at half an governmjttrt had to take the land to th* subject In an argument!** were customarily under MOO |«nd after VII, the Queen was ha back, reaelling it ultimately to the w ay.'Thai's for England to decide. (big money then!) not to publish delivered of a prince. Her However, in view of America's newt embarrassing to the colonial Highness th* Princess Dovagwr or vary people who had owned it in heavy Involvement in the economic governor* or th* king, William Wales, several lords of Ills Maj­ the firil plat*. We wonder if ill rescue of -her ally, ths question Printed both esty's most honorable Privy Coun­ does arise whether British Sod- ■Idee pf this commercial controver­ cil. and -the ladles of her MajaaSocialiim im ’t more or leir like doe# sy. on# of th* kind that flowered ty's bedchamber, being present-" allam la good for the U. & that. V rfi; -,'t.: j To gr e t down to eaaea, U Three fear* later the Gaxette there It later Into revolution. Animal stories were news even isn't printing anything about Johnny Meyer'i tipem e ac­ a goud 'deal of quiet misaslnea! In Invest In th a . United 8 l*te* over th** econ­ In th o .. Ion* ago day,. An issue count! make naureating reading ar omic aspects of British Socialism of-December, 1728. conuin* a dlt- God saving the King. , Th* “Stamp Act" had been passdd putting a? ar one thinki of champagne and as thev relate to International af­ prohibitive tax on newipapans and arpirin tablet! which were uiad to faire. The situation worries the pamphlet*. Sturdily independent. Contentment Publisher Jonas Qreen ptint«d » ** obtain lucrative government con- practical business man, who recog­ like Germany. Such insistence ' nltea th at.it la th* exerciao * ‘ *Off p: pn- I spreading Brltaln'a poll skull and crostbones where the trtcti during the dark dayr of the vats Initiative which has mad* hi* omic program abroad b stamp Was to b* affixed. war. but what ii even more dir- countr* Aha richest and moat1 suggestive of an Ileatlon was interrupted of* Enjoy the necurity of a zfevlngn rtyorve by 6penin|f turbing ii the callow diireg/rd for powerful of all Umt. lie believe* crusade. It isn't pa rightly or wrongly, that compute promotion for aid from Aniarlea! an account here now— add i to iUrtfetilarly. Your ihe baaic element! of common de­ nationalisation of a country Mean* , .!* .^onornk aspect of Maryland Gaxette, which *(a not cency among American TIourboni. totalitarianism and tho death of aSocialism, rather than the airlrtlv de*4 hut sUepeth." , K»ntual)y.| snvIngH kra insured to $6,0(k) and earn a worth. While Elliott Rooieveft iayi it*» all Private initiative. political, which U worry American the paper waatlpred th s 1 We got an'Indication of thia big business. Th# United 8tat«s poUtlctd storm, and whllo return. Accounla may be held Indlvfdually or politic! and juil an attempt In feqltng when Congree* was debat­ American Indu tmeat hit father, ha admit! he bor- ing the British loan a year ago. ha* mad# it quite dear that the helpful to hs.- good jointly - huitband apd wife can have account- InNow 220 y ean old B rowed a ihouiand dollar* from ibe m. wanted to ally. In this crisis, but wants to do to Ann* Arundel couitl know why U. &* dollar* should b* man who wai trying to m wiihout^cuttlng her owa throat. aa "The Maryland UI ■ ju im l^ at-fe-tQ tfel of u» H9wl ' ......- ... cW M appropriated to tav* British aoclwKTT _former R 'ttliU r WinWell, tho ms ’or belplng Ho- slan Churchill, that i saving* A Isaac It.-’a Hal the gov S 3 ,«5 a r " ' if S k a or from . .. in the W «ia ^ 1 very man from rvhotnjhf c< th a t -1 ctlu- would will (n Its Inquiry DfMeat misfortunes nea until ■the gullty men, Whose oaxy theories and , .all thl*.and for personal I n e o m p e t e h c * have oft* would tMnfc the breeght us down, hav* been dm en m on demanding na­ “ Ppwsr by th* votes of the tal lampblack! ^ the news; blr death*. crop repoeu. sailings, nnj stories amt gsver Ihgs, U pretty mi , 1 1 ever. * , " 5 ■ t- ; V _ . LV t ‘V ' -V of Sertiinolfe . e-- P h o tit m ~ »ure. on th# motor vehiclo manu­ facturers and mereH»ndj**r* for new paasenger automobile deliv rrica currently Aur|ia»»c* anything the Induilry ever hv* experienced. And neither can do anything alxiui it. Th* mairufacturera are aaiembling all the vehicle* -they can with the material naailable: the retailers are passing them along to waiting customer* aa rapidly aa they come from Ibe rle factories. Meanwhile th* waiting lilt, in­ stead of levelling off a« an aver­ age of around r,00,000 passenger cars are delivered immthiv to cus­ tomers, ia growing ti.-tdily. Some authoritative industry sources say the Iracklog, estimste*! after lowance for duplications, at 6^j00, 000 last Jan. 1, now total* closer to 0,000,000. ■ Many car dealer* are refusing to accept new. order*, although the manufacturers’ tales executive* are urging them to do so aa n matter of business policy. In most instances where retailer* are ac­ cepting new orders they are mak-. ing no promises regarding delivery dates. The dealer, of couise. know* no In-Iter than does Ihe customer when. U t 'e i i v new oa Ake bottom of hl> order list will come through from the factories. If he chose to do so. the dealer rould tell the new customer how many orders pre­ ceded his on the list and how many cars were scheduled to come from the assembly plants each month. But. he would have no assurance himself that the factory would be aide to meet tne schedule. 8o despite all Ihe pressure tiring exerted by would-lw new ra r pur. chasers upon tho dealers, there is little or nothing the retailer* con ... an filling the orders on their books in the sequence in which they were placed. The situation In which the jnduftry finds Itself with'respect to new car deliveries Is without par­ allel end there is no indication it will change materially during the year ahead. The industry'* sales head* know the accumulation of unfilled ol­ der* rest* largely on public ”assumptibn that there will be no curtailment of buying power: that any Industrial recession would wipe out cost of th* backlog in a few weeks. But they see no sign of any euch curtailment of buying power. If they seem to be sontewh... tealou* In their preachmetiU to dealers abupl. customer relatioqa, servicing, good will and such things generally, it Is because the sales executive* always have done their planning on a long range basis and are concerned about keeping their selling organisations Intact. Many of the retailer! currently dietribuUng new automobiles never hare experienced ah all-opt com­ petitive market. It Is these ear dealers the tale* chiefs are main­ ly concerned about in their plan­ ning for the future. County ^ A * !■•• N.wt Calender ■ "• • . . t i l l l>ean llvItoU »:le W»1n.tdar Hr.nlna Cu im i •1# i'M Lsle New*. • • i.iu i II..in*.(lull, Vt.ur. H ite Ua(« Hall Sroret 11,01 ((.•lurttfully Vouit ll:!S All Ihr Nem llteo Hlsn UK T k tttla , tterale* , SiOM Sign On s.sl lleadlln. N .at I , i C.lery Chopl'.rt Jsm lm ,.. (■SO lliimrapun SilS Art Dtrkwoi * 7:0ft New. 7 Ml HlinrlM- Hr,rhtil. Site New. SitS Henrlte H«r.tiutl. m l:IS Hlltrhlna Tim. i lo Morning fie,(dinns Si IS Morning Mmlltatlont Si MM Newt t i l l Mutlral Program Mil* Shoppers turmoil* itia Womans World IMieo Newt lo,ill t-uiln American Itliytluns 10: 1! Tunrt Vm'r- lltqutotad 1o;]n Church of r'hrt-t t*iUS Hetuk-Ctastirs • It oo Nowlit* ! Program llooumo... ilrtl-G uorhrw nH sitea - . <>. II I.'. II I: ) 'two I ■-II- I 8 ItiMe Sows at Nootr ||:tS Wrotern Molodlco till* Noon Hour Noloo li t! Htatnpo Quartet • II#* Newt , , l.ui gllrrr Htrlngt )rS* lladdy Morrow t it! QuickC Platter XiMM Pavorlt* Plats Ire l i l t tlar None Uanrh 3!** Nows 1 (0! T. Dor—-jr 1:1* Colo (tiro Clulo 4iM* Nowt !■*! I4*n I *1ill- | u 'hilTii ,N,,W* Ttr fit)* th* limit! &:•& Voice of llie Army l |00 Nfh » nf the f»*% WofRtpflii Ptimp. Art —for ^ RfAvsl' for M^MinsbWnrM -if Mip mrtil **f rnriium of InJurj ••! II. XrAillun *Ally. II. W III II.IIIMI PKID!IT« IlstU) rtll«U#l| ^th 4f)d Two tior> frnnt* b*>ut* * . —— ’ • .Sanford. Atlantic Hk. Bldg. Ilonra: 9-12 1-5 . Phone 294 Hat. 9-12 • Eyes Examined • Glasses Fitlc IrW - . 1- r' * •.Si .m ti P '■ re*?—, w pvr*: • i ■ - . K,-.t . •- All Better Dresses Vi Price ' ’/ DON’T FORGET THURSDAY . ; 8:00 P. M. ^ Sanford ,1 All Better Hats ■ if* -S : vr * V2 P r i c e I-udgc No. 1311 I 'Table Hat* & Bags 1-0 0 . — •Cw i • . i -We can truthfully say we are operating I with very Tittle overhead. 1 M cn’ii Straw Hata Price M4 # „ e*pcn*e - on your cir by bringing it to^ ♦ * ^ * *jULA* | *• N « t ’« Work Pants ‘ ml fw. pair A ■ TEEN TALK - - - < ' <081 ,- t . » 1.95 m us for periodic checkup. . ; Sniti startled. n wn^ n n t i they*derived iw y a irriii.iicA i own, and a igreat.deal „f satisfaction from helping others, It was ihe satitfeetlon -that anyone Keu from helping another who la In trouble, The food they produced meant victory and life lo . those people. Neither farmers nor other Amsrb ra n i want , fo,,, foraiirn soil, tor they are sallfied with thHr country, and they desired only to win the war as quickly ax possible and peact; ’ The farmer felt that hit .food -4ou1d runlril-ule largely to internatloal peace'and amity. H e'ex_____ _ _______ peeled___ only gratitude ___ and friendship from those people who had suffered much and who had marched with hie own country to victory. . rm— m STARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS! ••SHORT PROGRAMMttrch nf Tlme’n "Nrw Trninn For Old” Pete Smith’s-- "Sure Curen . • * ■ ' * % ■ Imst Day Wedncuday! @I®I®I®I®I®I@ I®I®. t = . e * . • .i J 1- 4 — *».■ ■ ■■ ‘ - • ______ i ■' ■4^" - . * X1 ^%!’ - d i L - - JA« - *§ * I t- - -- 4U - lO tlltD UNDII AVtHQIHV Of INI COCA-COt* COUfAHT »Y SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTMNG COMPANY rar. • ■ • ’ ' , - . : 1 SffirP «‘ o ’■ -n •'* • * \ •* • \ i. cv ' ’- m its l i , -- / RR1AN \ » DONLEVY *) Ronmr } ” WALKER l ie Opens 12:45 P. M. 40c ■ T 'T S m r k - Phone 971 —Le , * HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY SHOP — fM* North Pnrk r Woibl. per­ I by tba advice of 16 came up from Colton 1 have My Roauty Shop at 20fi North Pnrk in now open. The latest ifl modem equipment anti fornitthinga have lH>ett iiurtnllod, including intliyidunl igntlh tinils, and n Hnft water system, which is a necessity ill keeping your hair apft and iteautiful. Drop in or tall fur appointment. Formerly at 305 Para Avenue. trust ii. carry ■ - I 1".11 Hollyw 109 P k ln ttU o Ave. iLike d M 1 til (it i A i H Y i t i N i n , farmer*, iMiitix* j , other Americani. of this country have Iwen puttied nnd disappointed a l the suspicious reception (hat has l>**n accorded by some other countries t<> Ametlea’s proposals for ironing out In. ternalional difficulties and prnmntln|t peace and understanding. , American farmers have la-cn ill*appointed, for they. In good faith and patriotism, have produced the food that has saved th e' liyes of thousand of people in - ihii nmntrie*. * * '*■ * *. Duiing the war. tin//, nu-rln. plisln-d womler In food pnvIiteD'ut to the people of this country ntry Would have enough to eat and, in Ihe cate of other countries, at least ynough for life for thoimandt who nixes the idea he would play Ed­ die Cantor at Warner*, a* report­ ed. ”| ’d rather make it to the top Short | ■>■■ Circle 1® of tb« W. S. C. S. of tha bridal auemiani* attendants were eniertaincq entertained u , . i- k - n n . t tl nriuat Flret Methodist Church will assist J ®?" "nd *on; ‘ ye.lerday with a luncheon given Circle 7 In serving Friday night ffc rt T b « I“ -aT.'I io T 1:00 o'clock by Mrs. Id* Moore for those attending Youth Week, •» lh» home of ber parent*. _Mr. when Circle 10 held tta monlhly khc recently W r*fri*nda in tn-nr- and M„ . M 8 Wiggins, on Mag meeting. Th# meting waa held a t i _ , ‘ J r? fi Tk-.J*'**', ,, ,o n . , noli* Avenue. The living room and th* home of Mrs. J. 4L. Hoolehan,^ „„ U .V M 0f $un (*'r*h ot th« Wiggins home Vtairtnan. on Monday afternoon^ ®"' **■>' ; *{, r *: were • decorated with lovely The next meeting of the circle ................ — * * # *K‘ o n J u i , 7 i i J d d h" wTfc !Lrf n5!,n!Y.ti of ^ I,nn,M will be held on the second Monday | nf Septemlicr instead of the first . B K L l#i 5 ! P Thoe*didning- table where th . it was announced. £ T,T y i ^ r - « s were sca.ett Was .w .rl.ld L d L i ’i K »< Italian cul-wnrk gloth After the meeting was adjourned Mr*.'. Hoolehan" served refresh­ U B lr tf c r S a W X Z wb rh »■ ^ center"was a ^ lo f arments to Mr*. L. M. Swain. Mr*. Icft on j J y i f * U " rt tangemeiu u,f the pastel flowers. II. R. Herndon. Mrs. Carrie Draper, The trip as as aa «M1* - f a t . w*. AM •"•"'•‘“re ttnyra nbrideT h . trip was n-.v rety m t Wfre Ubride M<J Mand pUc<l lf to Mrs. Olive Well*. Mr*. Clyde pleasant, *hv uni. except for Brokman and visitor*, Mr*. J. C. Frank who had »,« sieknrst off mark the teating" arrangement of Trawirk and Mia. T. E. Herndon nnd on. It »t. un a Monday the guest*. Mitt McCall preaented of Valdosta. Ga. • morning when "Diamond Head" her attendant* with gifts and Mr*, ramo Into vie* end a« they docked kfoore's gift to the honoree waa a FAMILY REUNION HELD a Naval Station band wn* (here to piece of her choeen pattern of play "Aloha" tu*n. Ueut. Thorn- silver.. Aatisting Mr*. Moore In serving A fnniily reunion wns held on a* came aboatd stxl gave them- two Sunday at Ihe home of Mr. and - laiautiful lei’s aade -if fragrant were Mr*. Edward Higgine, Jr. and Mis* Kathryn Wiggins. Those Mrs. C. A. Ilittd l nn I-akr Mon- Plumeria Idos-m-. • ro*. Among those present were j “A* we started in leave the dock invited to tie with Miss McCall Mr. dnd Mr*. Orville Hartle of John lold me Hist lie 'nul found n were Mr*. J. * Rutledge Alford. LaPorte, Ind.. Mr. and Mr*. C. furnished house Umt u,-.-ould sub- Mr*. Emmet MrCall, Mr*. David A. Hlttell and rlilldren. Clarence, let far one month if agreeable to N ii'birkrl ami Mr*. Wiggins- Also Jr. and Wayne of Jacksonville, me." she wrote. 1 was vorv happy Miss Gene Caswell. Mis* Marths Mr. and Mr*. Claude Hlttell and to hear that until he told me the Perkins, and Mis* Nancy Collum. family Thomas.* Claude, Linda prire, 1176 a niteih. lie riplsined and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. that the coat of a hotel room would Mth. Ray Fox Gives Hlttell and children, ItettvjAlvlu, Iw 176 a monthjmd that the cost Rehearsal Dinner J r - Bobby and Clarence, Mr. and nf three of U» rating out for a Mrs. Kenneth Hlttell and Miss month etc. ami I tb.idid that it Mary Hlttell a ll-o f Lake Monroe, would Im« rbeapertn real tin house. Mr*. Ray Fox entertained last “Then I sals Ui- house. I knew rveping at 10:00 o'clock with a also Mr-and Mrs Eric Kinard and 4i'a rehearsal topper* fa r mein lairs-sad . f "f guest* o f the McCall-Alford vredIBert W Smith M Un(iif h f r S t ft? Paula. n,.i near tateee* IlnHalititt the btwtiial highest peak llonolul'1. ,||nir party. Th* supper was held t IHHI feet ohm# the *e*. We can following tlie rehearsal at the alt and look Hewn on the city of Virat Presbyterian Church, al Honolulu, Diatosod Head and un q,,. p 0g home at 1020 Magnolia out to *#st-‘ TV wind blow* all Avrliilp. * •i Ily R0H T il the time ami w tlrep under *_ The m . of the Fox home • ’ YSh1’1 , i r . were beautifully decorated with "Triet’e are seres .ind seres of pfak gUdiolutes and fern ami HOLLYWOOD. Aug. ii. id ’ The trend of stars’ making their pineapples and sugar cane with Illuminated with candlelight. The own picture* riintinu,'*. Brian huge cannerle. and "“War mills- iUp,M., wn, »r r v r,1 buffet style Donlevy ,1s the latest to join the it dta-sn t look like th.-ru "ould fj.0ni Ibe dining rimm and eaten ever lw a plneapyle or sugar short- , t | ndiv|du*l't»ble* set up on the H»t “f actor-tuijducera; .JjU law- ■ft* ■| Koconut* »nd *-------• it, ^vvtwi m- H ----------—-------■», in ngtift* wwiw w«v»* 0 "l fU '^-J^tninruf 1 -d«al foe - ■■i ■* ■■■ • - t — to grow ayeryvbi-re. Tn. toad* ,n tlghting the yard. The dining on* a year under hts own are quite good but terril'.y trook- | a|,jr w al rnvered with an Italian banner. Joins Dana Andtewa,| rd; they Wind around no many cul.w„r|, r |„th and centered with lummings, Melvyn Doug. M ountain but tie scenery* ia love- a „t|ver how, hol.linir the pink ^ n e ry . Silver Us nnd others, yho have -,-t up Ir. There V * Rower* and shrulw n ,lWpra an(, their .own companies in recent ffslart?, jnoil c$f Ihfm I I'.tvn novrr ra*ti|riaiirii HpM hurnlnir luntm. months. Actor* ag rrr lhat is the •ecu la-fora. TV,.- an- no eunke. Mr< Raymond Key served the best set-up for them, since it pro­ on the Island nnd to date the mm- guest* and assisting in serving and file* have been a ra­ wrre Mr*. Charles Park and Mr*. vide* an Income over a periltoil of ouitocs A II. Wallare veers. A straight salary is two rity. soon swallowed by taxes, thny Those invited' to Iw with Mis* MrCall and Mr. Alford were from think. With no la s reliuf in sight Tallahassee: Mr. and Mr*. .J. this year, more actor* wilt be pop. Rutledge Alford, Mr. and Mrs. ping up as-producers. Charles Alford and family, Mr. “If Wlomcs" will ba whipped in­ and Mr*. Jplinq Alford, Mrs. Nor­ to final ahape on the high tra*. man Slone and Fred O; Drake, Jr. Director Victor Havillr u ll* on Mt*. Mae Connelly nf Valdoala. the; Queen Mary Aug. 8 and will Mr. and Mrs. David Nusbickel of finish cutting the film aooar.l ship. Winter Park, , Mr- and Mr*. Herbert Slot hart will accompany Emmet -MrCall. Mr. and • Mr*. him and compose the score rn Kdwnid McCall. Dr. and .Mr*. route.,.II'ji'i.- it s not a tough.cn ~r.; n. Tlrownlee,' 'Mr* and a!r*7 sing. They'll sneak preview lh-» F. E. Il<-unilllal. "Mr*. Park. Mr*. Dttture In England^ whicn i* tome, Mr. an<t Mt«. Dan ,G. Mitchem F. h . Vernay, Mr*. Key. Mis thing new. . . . aitnouncad tisls) the birth of a Wallace. Nfr*. Id*e Moore. Mi** Larry Park*' suit against t ’o|. son, Robert Gray, on July 30 In Nancy Collum. Miss blartba I’arumbla J* being watched carefully Hempstead.* Long Islauil. Island. Naw kins, Mia# tim e Caswell of Or­ by other employ,'*. Evel/.q Krye* York. Mr*. Mitchem will l»e re- lando, Hey Fox, Jr. John Fox nnd alto signed a new contract before nirmli-rert a* the footer Helen Jimmy Fog and K-iward McCall. tha got Ike "JoLon Story" role. Wtleom ____ _______ _ ■■ And when Glenn Ford returned from .Sweilcn for jm .OOO.OOO from the marinee, he signed a new Mr. and )l( Gwynne MrCrum Met before he rould play with antiounped tm ty the birth of a Swedish crown* the semi-official Rice xposptll* 'feItette Davie in "A Stolen Life." let “ intby.^Aug. 5 at new*pa|ier The studio wanted seven yrata, ntri'qsi port*. but Glenn wpuld give five. . . . Additionally, the Pole* have Ital. tcCrutq i* the Jerome Courtland ia recovering placed order* for ilMi.lHM) *quare tor Hetty lo Anderson. from a grave lilne**. It was a meters of hardlamid from Fin­ tropical disease ha picket up in land. and 300,000 crown* worth the Pacific. Hie first data since Swedish Materials of lift*, crane* and silo* for con­ hi* recovery will be with Peggy from Dentnaik. Ordered By Poles crete Ann Garner. . . . Negotiation* for importing Susan Peters ia doing a fine Job WARSAW, {Poland (A h- I’o- building machinery are underin "The Sign Of The Bam" and idy there i* talk if Academy ‘ •* ''uylog equipmrnt for W»F w,lh Ajutrla. Similar pura] read Award*. Thia annoy* Susan who ronqreje w r l a , for flooring fw- j!**®!* n'*"* ,n ............ — • '• - J building machinery »-*c«ho*lovakla. *ay« realistically. "The *hooHng torlo* -arm schedule itn’l lo/tg enough for an Uf.l «1 performance." Academy Award Btit it's a good longxhul In the Academy future book.. . , Robert Cummings hies to Vic­ toria. Canada, for a visit with friend* after he finitht* "Sleep: My Id»ve." When he re ta rp i Iw’l. I start his first prnduelion on i-iown. It'a a thriller called *The (Data Heart" and he tiupea to lure j Ague* Moorehrad for It. . . . AP Newsfeaturrs Dear Judy. Most of the eub-deba with stag* ambitions get simply awooney when they *e# a girl vocalist “ with a big name dance orehtxtrj step up to the microphone and giv<t out with sentimental Jive. Jeeperx, the kid* exclaim, wouldn't |t b* won­ derful to stand up there in a shim­ mering gown and hold the audlenra in the palm of y o jr hand. But Just when we'to deep in Hreamdutt. along come* trumpet tooting Ray. Anthony, the hand some bandleader, to allrk a pit Vincent Price has ' Jmught a | in th* balloon. . Sure. Ray any* any girl with n erreyn treatm ent of ijitsn'* "Th«" Wild Duck." and he wants tn *ell| voice can .be 4 vocalUL bat— The first thing, eha must do 1.1 it to Columbia or UI. II hat a l*arn to sing. It'a not Just hut a qut ques­ starring role for him. natch. . . . tion of believing your friends who Abigail (Tommlre) Adam* H get Inelet yoo or* ■ natural bore vac. .tin g the etarlet buildup i t Colum allet. You may be the heot singer bl*. Her marriage to George Jr* In your high school o- perhaps •el awaits clearing up of legal ' ng.hht ex-wife and vour mother aeka you to sing for matter* InvoWin friend*, but that doesn't provd daughter. . . . The hill for "Arrh anything, eayt Ray. Tak.t a look Of Triumph" ha* naeied the five at Uncle Will or Aunt Minnie am) million mark. That1* a la*, of ralnotice If they are gritting their Frank Sinatra bought a two onteeth when you g i n out with the gtned plane end will fly hi hi* family high C'*. says Ray, don't believe you around the west for a vacation boIt straight tween "The Kissing Bandit" and can sing until “ youi have it irorn your muate teacher's mouth. "Miracle Of The Brill” . . . happy I t you do have a good voice, listening: "thunana" by Freddy ■till have to work to de- Martin , • . Eddy Howard ia a t the v*lop U. You’ll have tu leare how Coconut Gfwve and Duke Kiting, l the I die- ton al Giro'# with verr-H*t«neb|e rubric- But not dsnreable. . . . llohert Young wants to play Ban in "Lxtok Homeward. Angel* If# Shirts You can reduce the overhead - operating . e r s on a l PRE - INVENTORY Tei ^ . • ** • The thin) “ Moonlight Barbecuo" and swimming party given by Berbers and Jranett* Wathen the Central Florida Flying Club will return on Saturday from • was held at Blue Springs on Camp O'Lina a t High Springs, Fla. Monday night. Thia elub is msde up nf the students and officials Mr. and Mr*. R. B. Monroe of the Sanford School of Aviation. haf* returned to Sanford and Nearly 70 persona. enjoyed the are making their home on Celery Avenue. ‘* . affair on'M o n d * £ n ig h t ,. , .9 j r Following a Rioonllzbt__a*lm Mr. and Mr*. F. H ask r Wright ~ ,* hudaV the group enjoyed a supper which raTx? Townrend Club will m*«t included 160 pounds of harhecued have returned from Dowling Green. so. Aou,.,“ I’.M. meat and other food. Roy Brown­ Ky, where they have twen spend­ butin*»* meeting there ing staled that additional club ing some time FR* playing and checkers RcUvities will include anotho* Friends of Mrs. Fred Wilson , tad refreshments will Ih- served. "Breakfast Flight" to Silver i will regret to learn that she D _ Mo n d a y 8pring* next Sunday. This flight ill and cotiflned to her home on ^ , eirries of Ibe W. M. 8 . of will be mad* up of the majority the First Baptist Church will of private plan*. In th l. arei Soulh 8anford AvenU#' S E L " .1 w50 M- ■* follows: and hreakfast *nd_ other activit­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Jarrell OWL 1, Mrs. John - lingers, 010 ies are being planned by the oper­ have returned from a two weeks ators of Silver Springs for the 4 k r ?y*: ;„Circl» Mr*. ,vacation spent In Franklin . and 9 Klor* Heights; visiting plldls. Among those attending the other points in Nurth Carolina. ‘ K r?' M„7- A J - relrraon. n nC. r Dickerson, n ? V SlrM,: South CirtU Sanford supper were Mr. and Mr*. Jack Mia* Ruby Anderson left nn Pearson. Mr. and Mr*. Willlsm Av«*ue; Circle 6. Mrs. II. W. Arenberg, Mr. and Mr*. Wslter Friday for Sodu* and Rochester. Rocker, WO Valencia Drive; Cir- Krohne, Jr. and sons, Mr.- and N, Y. where the will ep«nd a * W*am « i ? , C. UeCouiMey, 218 5(re. Mack Tindale. Mr. and Mrs. month. w ait Ninoleenth StreeG It. F. Sleeie. Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ Mrs. J . E. Wathen ha* !>c*n ' TUESDAY ence Collins, Mr. and Mr*. Guv TW Woman’s Biidf Class of th* Storer, Mr. and Mrs: Browning, visiting her daughter and eon?t w 1 , C i ^ 'h will mf. t Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huff • nnd in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Jack Grant, *n ,*'® rburch *nne* annex daughter, Mr. and *MVs. Ted In l^etb u rg to r the past seven _ .fk . • 5 Mrm A. Z ^dksen, Capk H ltrton'of Orlando, * •* !« ... mi • nd. Mri. Mr*. • iC. A. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Yoat, Mr. and Capt and Mr*. Glenn (Nteocek Andtreon, Jr. aa hostesses. Mr*. William W right, Mr. and • nil son, after visiting for soma Mr*. Winsor Rowlev, Mr. and In Sanford, left todaj for Mrs. Mnckoul of the New Smyrna time Field where Capl. Govoeek Casselberry News Aero Service, Mr. and Mrs. Edtnn IKglin t stationed with the Army Air Oolt, Mr. and^ Mr*. Richard By Jane Williams Casselberry . Batchrler, Dr. and Mrs. Henry Corps. The Wom.li1. «u-i ... t ..u McLaulin and son, aon, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Floyd A. Palmer and daughter and spent Jatlan Service met July 23 at ths Van J Haten 'u " Sunday in Tampa with CattflbfrryCommunity If----Mr, in d Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Schultx and - ...... —lit y Hoiijml Also Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gunn, T»*r* was a short worihiii period Mr. and Mrs. Girard Croxton, daughter, Gail. Mrs. Cassandra ___ and btaicei! meeting, .followed Schultx, who ha* been spending mpa, returned to bv a UlMln Girl Scouting hy M ri Mr. and Mr*. D. Cordell. Mi.. a week In- Tam Guy Colado, Girt " ~ ' ^fcWKr, Sanford wftST liv for th* Winter Park Council The Prescott,r..tfc!SiSJ Charles Baker. Capt. Erskln# A. Seay. U 8 N, Society is planning to sponsor a Southward, Adrian Stacy,Ernest Ty gtH Seoul troop locally with Mra. Franklin, Phil Glamberdlnl, 8'ep- and Mr*. Seay and Krekin*. Jr. of Washington, D. C. are residing W. ff. Lowdcrmilk, Leader, and hen Bennls, , John Lingerf, It. Mr*. Leonard Cattelb«rr7 , assist­ Frank P iatt and daughter and at the home of Miss Annie llaw . kina on Celery Avenue for sev. ant leader. Donald Knight. era I months while Capt. Seay is ■errtre by the hostetsev* for tlie •roring Mr*. ' R. J. Bevin and has been a patient a t John fy |i on sick leave. Mrs. . Charles .. . Winkle. ---berry bad as their guests at As­ Harvey Covington, son of Mr, !> the absence of Rev, Nath alen Lodge, Mr. andMra. Chrl# W. and Mrs. E. A. Covington, has i Thmps >*«& Ihe Sunday morning kins Hospital. ge*was delivered by Mr. Miss Molly Casselberry returned had aa his guests Roger Stacy and George Sharkrlton, prominent Julv 28 from New York where she Rudolph Smith of Florence, 8 . C. btyaan now living in Oriando. has been vacationing in’ tho Ad- Hr. Stacy and Mr. Smith are IV re will be a meeting of Lia irondack and New York City with students a t the University of d of Stewi * of tha Com- her mother, Mr*. Mai Casselberry 8outh Carolina. Baud Stewards ■ Ity Church next Thur*day.l_ Mr. and Mra. Je ff 8 w#*»lngen Mr*.' J. P. Dellrnedetto, th* f hav* had oa their 'houseguest. Brooke, left • ' * 1 1 P- M. at the Community Miss Margart Swearingen of former .Elhelen* yesterday by plane for Bermuda ----- Mr- and Mrs. C. W. Rush have, Cleartnont. * % to Join her husband. Joa DeBenpurthased a home at 2-10 Sunny-; Mr. and Mr*. C. B. Gunn b • detto^ They were reA nify m arri­ *?** , ...___ - ! mojrad into thslr Aaw Jtomo a t ed in Palatka. Mr*. DcHcnedettu "Jld.Mre. LeoarJ Coroel- 8 unnlown Rd. ------- -ji.iidlnw.-4vy. - • • Mr. and Mra. Tally H a tta ra y snd has had a« her guest* her brother, Mrs./WZ. Btroud returned Aug. rhildren. Bobliy and Mary Frxn- Corneiiui Brook*, .and family of 1 . n il- tioto Baltlpiore. Md., where sbr-eew. are vacationing in Alabama. CincinnaU. _____ _ ' • . Mr*. Fred Meyere, district de­ ^ m puty president of District No. 10 of the Rebekah Assembly of Flo-ida,- furnished th* Installing officers for Installation of officer* of the Kissimmee Lodge No 42 laet night. * . Those from Sanford attending were Mr*. Meyere, Mrs. I. II. Rubow and Mr*. Alyc* Aehdown. i lilRUli Ii ' -.V; i■ J n Moonlight Barbecue "E n joyed By Pilots A otherwise Circle 10 Meets • Mrs. John D. Thomas iMrs. Lee Moore Gives Common Sense Jh *Ykrr; ,h*,mou',uLln* n! food which they pruduced through With. Mrs. Hoolehan Of Geneva Describes Bridesmaid Luncheon Rural Jlv Spud* Johnson lohg hard hour* of toll were being Beauties O f Hawaii , Miss- Connie McCall and her . ’ used -for people other than their Plant were made for tho oupper •- _ _ THURSDAY mLi ? I* Class of the First * F j a t Church wlTTbold - • “ MAh, supper _ 2 at the Church a t 7:00 P.M. i . - T o ^ i * ^ ' * 1* Girl'* Auxilof the F im Baptiit Church Will meet at 8:00 p. M a t th* 1' ' • would • There are 200 drlve-ln thralrr. In the United States. There are Ht.OOO auto tourirt "motels-" In the United Slate*. Dr. C^arleH I,. Pernona Oplometrint . 7 • H nllM dt) K lttlt* • 00 Now* ✓ , » tiOi Twiltghl SoiiaV • l it nick Aik.II • it* Sport* Htrnl* 1 :0 At* Vuu l.ltl.nlnt Iioo N.wt Jltnmij il*lnoiippW inr,n>,r l i l t Juhnnr T Sv Central Milltillll.* fit* Will Itraill.jr 1 :0# UP Nvki Si li Mrliut* «l M.U..1, SilV Trestury iliir.i Mttr • t : l t Hum Mois .hi Hz DAVID J. WILKIE A«*ociatMl Prr»* Autnmotirre * Editor DETROIT, Aug. «, tO-IV ca- * The visit of U. S.-Secretary Snyder to. Brazil, while ostensibly a pleasure trip, covers a week’s tour of coffee •limitations, mines, factories, docks and farm areas, accord­ ing to Krttle Hill, who write* from Itio de Janeiro. Snyder ia accompanied.J&. t^v .Amuricsi*-Mnbm*nsUer to'Rrftzll, and the Drazilian envoy to the United States, as well us b y ’a staff of eight advisers. The Brazilian cabinet ha* been engaged in formulating a request for loans front the United States, but Snyder gives no encouragement in that direction. His idea is to sponsor the industrial and agricultural development, of thin South American country by direct participation of American capital and [reople. If Brazilian enterprises can be stimulated by a trails fusion of American knowledge, practical ability und capital, thd bond between the two nation* might be strengthened. Uncle Sam should go easy about handing nut American dollnr*. Too many of them have gone down the Tfcalu with Rule ■rent-pregrcair mat t e ---------’ ——— Pressure On New PROGRAMS Car Dealers Surpass RADIO Station WTItlt Previous Experience — M a s a r y k S in ja k s 'rho Foreign Minister of C*echonlovakiH. .Inn Masaryk. son of that country’s first president, attempts, in,an article in the AuKti.it Rotnrian, to. explain hi* country’s stand in the world of today. . ’ He tell* of tho age-old enmity between the 11 million Czechs and 70 million Germans, and the latter’s continued effort to swnllow its smaller neighbor. Czechoslovakia alone would Ik* unable to stop another incursion of Germany, which might, he says, some day occur. So, for their own protection, they have allied themselves with ’Russia, with whom they feel kinship as Slavs, and wittj whom they have never had any trouble. ’ \ • Masaryk snys that thy Czechoslovaks remember clear­ ly, -thoUKh without bitterness, thnt their clode alliance with the Western-democracies dfd not help or save Harm when the German Hood inundated their country. Nevertheless, he Insists that they are friendly with the democracies, and have a great interest in American newspapers, magazines and movies. The people study English as well a s . Russian and have much ItTcommon with.American*. ■"* --Minu*?k’fr~*cplnnation’ -o f’ Czechoslovakia’s alliance with Russln sound* clear and reasonable. His unrancorous frankness-leave* no cloud on the issue. They have a right lo seek protection where they feel surer of getting it. It i* to tie hoped th at they will never need protection, and that the3 alliance will continue to be a (teacahlu one, hut lllfilll) somehow, wc wonder. , ? || * P A G E Y iiH E K T H E S A N F O R D f t F R A U D , S A N F O R D . F IO R ID A —— ' ' WEDNESDAY. AUG. 6, 1947 TTTF SANFORl* ffK RlU lL SANFORD, n n m ilA The Sanford Herald - N ESDAY, AUG. G. 1B47 • - a ■- V ----- »-r- ’AfJK *nvn ’ • • r-,v»v ♦ - *• �THE SANFOHD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Feds ShutOut Azaleas Azaleas Coming To Sanford Tonight In uLTwin Affair Bcgin- rung A* 6:45 P. M. V. Sporta Roundup By JOSEPH IL KELLEY -BOSTON. Aug. 0, LFI-Becoroing more discouraged daily user his eor# pitching arm, Boston Braves* hurler Johnny Bearlsy hopes the '‘General who ordered me to pitch in Hawaii feels better than I do.” Johnny, who has beea to all kinds of doctors and has had all kinds of injections didn't oven make the last trip with the Braves. Recently, when abla to rats* his arm he has pitched hatting practic* for (he Red 8ox, fils trouble, he says, sterna from A pitching as­ signment by a General wb<> dis­ regarded the former Cardinal's plea that he wasn’t in shape. He has a 2-0 record In >4 innings of work. Which reminds that the Btavts, long opted hereabouts for a team more dependent upon Ditching and' -fielding finesse, now have ono of , . PALATKA. Aug. 0, (SpecialI t Big Bill SUnton limited the sixth and righthander Jack McCsromon will handle the mound assignments fo r Manager John K ridtr’r aggrogstion. Manager Johnny Toncoff platter. Tim Tyler banged out two for five, Ralph 8atterfield rapped two for four and BUI Lewis hit twice In four trips. Johnny Mc­ Manus. Buddy Lake, Don Murray and Bill Stanton each hit safely ones for the Sanfordites. UMUHU ■fe a *e • ' McManus. M , -V i I 1 Tyler, il » * * * tllveimsn. if * •} J ! Lake, lb ' 4.11* SaUttfltld. lb * J J J Bride. «r Murrey lb Lewie e Stanton, p . Total* rs flT K I IMtousa*. lb dom es, r f B e ck , lb W ta tb tta , If T o sc o ff, c x s £ * * * x p . acmMUS BA H AS SO 6 A M T O H* HMt TWU6MT B'KLY* rm P UP UiTHt MtMOKS. SHOT TON, 1 INTMRIAf BROOKLYN BOSS, MAS p a ve NOTH** tm ats WITH A FA N CUT UM P, AN D M lS - . P t T a r n s H A V S h fT U ttO T X * oA P O X N TS^ M S A O S. PO N T A M O erS, B U T B 'K L Y H M AO A S ’ L S M T H L E A D A T T * * \ 9 0 - 0A M B M A S K S SSIASOM H oN nwtS T sfUcC i Pint*. «f, lb U him , •* D tlS I tn . rf C fcanfler, p Jr2il The Clubhouse moM L Is JIM BECKER ess we . J P - ^ v i l M l « r w Bporlr Writer B*crlf>«*i Runs In Eighth To Trim St. Augustine The DoLand Red lists scored seven run* In the eighth frame to tag a 7 to 4 thumping on the 8L Augustine 8alnla last night. The Saints used three pitchers in th* attempt to item the'Red Hat upriling. The I-eesburg Pirate* edged th* Daytona Beach Diets in a 2 to 1 battle In Leesburg. Orlaudu took an easy l> to 1 cbnteit from the Gainesville GMen, ss Joe Jones limited the Alla: Lsitrrr, Leo it, HlNermen. Bs»torlUKX Pwtiet Bienton. Brut* ». Bauerftold. • Btol.n b.w«i home! Doubt, play*. Ornnri sn-1 Toocoff; Ppiuoa, DeBouses and Beck. Lsft on baseei Bsnford ». Pstalk* 14. I u * l on bsHt: off U n ­ ion », Chsndl.r I. Htrlh.outsi ftsatea 4. Chandler *- Time of «*m* . - »!tS. Umpire*: Taylor and Wlnoton. • 000 000 070—7 8 3 010 003 000—4 10 3 J. Peres and Madjeski: Stillwell Daytona « 000 010 000—1 6 t |j*<abnt'g J -*-001 noi t t Gaddi* and TetraUltt Lanlay and HalL {{ *tfaaeeaey'a OrtsnOo ». OatpeaVlUe IpeLaite V «*- Auguailne * Leerburjr J. LiSriok* 1 ■AHrOKP »• nAHroni * at fs u VIh? Uslneevtlle SI Orltndo D*L«n4 at *1 A uoujl Ftttib lrsU ' 41 *• rhUsdelpbla ■ 41 4| • T H lttU r 'i Keealu Boston 4. Brooklyn t New TMk I. FMalelSkl* t . P ttubursb II, Cloctnnatl 4 m. Louts ». Ctltcsso I AMKniCSN WAOtK freshman year. Gaines vtDa 001 000 000-1 2 3 Orlando ' 400 080 2 0 s-0 10 I D-cper, O'Caltsghan and Dulaney; Jonee and Ahreu. Major* with an overall batting •average In the .200**. Thu rlub had whacked 172 doublet. more than the toUl two baa* output for the 1846 season. The home run output ovgr the •ante period was 67, compared to the 1840 season total of 3V. The Braves, who need only a little smoother double play work: in Ad­ dition to another good pitcher to b* up there, hava stole i 3*1 bases this season, tha most In both two batters hitting better than .280. now they har* eleven. In­ cluding Johnny Sain whose aver­ age Is‘.377, With U hits ;«nj 14 runs bitted In In 63 times si 1>at. New England Loagu? I'un ‘ Recently at l/>wsll. Mass., a gams went 11 inning*. At the end of the regulation aln* with the •core Lynn Red-Sox I Lowell 3, the plate umpire removed, hia mask and protector, emptied belle tha dressing room, spectator howled, “ Yob ran t yo yet, th* game isn't over.” With th* crowd guffawing and hit face red th* ump climbed back into hla harness. Hs was remind -,I every s i a i i Inning u t m u j c thereafter, w i r i r a i i r r * “ You i u u can't canhalf go yet, we’ll let you know «hen." Curfew ended the umn'j discom­ fort and the gams 1-3 after 11 frame*. S u ffo lk Down* F ob J ust befora tha 13th running of th* Uaisachueetta Handicap, which Stymie won to extend hi* all lime earning*, to 1718,600, a sum 180,280 more than second place As­ sault has collected, a 60 piece hand struck up Harvard's “Up Tba Street” march. A proas bo* wag turned to th* Boston Globe's 200 Dound Vvm Miller, raront Harvard tackle and quipped. "Bet must uf the*# 80.040 sweltering ajBetator* think you'r* going to rid* S;ymia.” Miller laughed all dver and after th# raco retorted -“Stymie cosld have won with me up." Mll- *• It 1 Tstt.rSsr's llesaUs Rew Tork 1 Phllsdelphis, I Wosklnsti.il 1. Itnston I a Reduced TO$50 S K w S S g : wr STATE league Crown. Th# Massachusetts Box-< ■' ________ Ins Commission I* nowommiDll SILVER SPRINGS. Aug. 0, •bout th« Rock'* N«w York 8tat* (Special)—Bob Thorp*. Calneavlllt •iup«n*ion, • spokesman explain- outfl#ldsr, yesterday « u fined WO inK, "Graxlano n m r u i applied I for using profane language In a for a slat* license. VY* r t n ’t tall n an * at Daytona Beach Sunday what we'll do unlU ba applies.” afUrooon. It. was announced a t The commission, reportedly no laairue headquarters by Acting mora politically controllai—th.HT -Pres. 8yd Herlong. UtVh t N U A ^ ' l h e T e w d ‘h N rpmmtislons. • Gatnaavill* Monday would not servo the tha Staton M head despit* tba fact tha n last Saturday dtadlockad of hla resignation. B T A tn o r r u tn lO A t o MAXt n K N IU R T . tie * WTOTT S A ­ VAN NAH A V B N U A , VALXKMTA. o r o a o ia . A sw orn bin o f eom plslal h s v la s been I tM In U o ClsenH Court la and (or Hemlnole County, P ie r- wtLM«'5SS"iheorei‘iThereloforo .',fc ss.;:. 10 Ikoee l>r*eentscomm and you t , (bro .aaM C oat* b y • attorn ey ua II to Jsrtber M oi*kL**b be s a g napear beOMAoe la yereon or on before the 4th nrfered tk s t tk lt aiw^5Jf Uf gjauri1^ V A LU ES NOT JU ST ONE S E N S A T IO N A L FEAtURED W EEKLY BUT A GROUP M O N E Y S A V IN G AT FIRkS TONE s s fs tfjs s fitfs s - aLIv wuufd recommend tha gam* strongly b eany n( their sodUiwest rivals as it ia reported, those two southern colleges collected their largest regular season checks af­ ter playing before packed bouses • i Braves F i e l d . __________ A kslkg Football Kata Football fans a r t looking for­ ward to seeing 8L Mary's Herman Wedemeyer perform here against Boston College next fall a t Brave* Field where many baseball fan* think he'd look good In a Boston Braves Uniform. Braves officials emphasis* they hava not talked with tha body because h* still Is In college. Junior STAKE WAGON I CARRY WORRY O t KSURANCE- Regular Ad ?n This Newspaper MUNICIPAL PARK 6:45 P.M . •IIHt n iiT T A n n | 'i; %t - --*^ eBeew V ,e4_-- • 2 pQftf. s . Trim and Shuff or Paint • Turpontlno • ° d L Llnioed Oil • V Wall Brush • 4" Wall Brush • 1H" Trim Brush H iln u ELECTRIC WHIPPIR Z d fhtw slgkt, P jrts b i A with sard stu c k ed. For light whipping or stir­ ring. A m l bargain I Over In th* National Football Laagus/ which has been operating th# picture Is not nearit when th# All-Atper- tu b TH O SE by tha Orlando Senators on a five-day "look," Business Mgr. John Gansel announced yesterday. long1Calls Meet Discuss Pres. A1 irobs* Resignation be a t wed hs td«r of Isegue, P R E S E N T IN G OF former Praa. A! Combe fined him 1100. Sanford officials objected and dema nded a .hearing which was held with five Hanford and three Daytona Beach witnesses offering evidenced DaLand announced that it play a double header at home with St. Auguitine today, A u g . O. First o'clock U__________ Iv before a mirror. In my sopho­ gams will S tart a t Once more year ’ won school wide hon­ with tha regular game of the day ors. Anything I Ilk* 1 memoriae, starting at 8:16. Shakespearean, classical or dog­ gerel.. . Chuck also is julte a bas­ ketball player, performing last season with th* Boston Celtics. substitution of thriving I formers for a 12 to 16-gama sched­ for last vear’a woeful MU ule now top many check* paid to -- and increased loyalty baseball alar* who play 164 tilts. by fan* In the tight eight All All-Am*rlra But to keep from cutting their rlilea. better than 2,000,000 .un­ own throat*, the two rival leagues doubtedly will dent th* tumstyle* will have to get together soon. next season. J i uniform salary seals and a Moves have been made throi fit*, draft system will have to ba wotkout the conference to streng Kit. ed out between them before they tha loop for Jta sophomors year. bankrupt themselves bidding for An "acliva civic group has taken stars. over th* Buffalo s^uad and hopes In addition, a united front to build tha upstata city Into the would old. In tha war against game "Green Bay” uf tha league. Balti­ fixers. more has sold more season ticket* An Indication that tha pro than ths largest crowd at Miami. leagues may hava concluded a Tremendous fan interest la being peace pact by the end of ’|0 is* exhibited all over th* circuit. Pen­ contained in reports that several nant race* thoulil be tighter and of tha rival owners hsve begun to that will Improve patronage. Last year Cleveland and Naw York rilada runaways of the rase*. And tough Admiral Jonas In­ gram has taken concrete steps 'to Insure integrity sraong hi* ath­ USUAL NOTICE view , " • “L*° •'inouncwl that, follow. York "* * h»«r *"C to Daytona Beach last week, he had reduced the Bears' first baseman, wowed that Boston Baseball W riters' dinner, last winter srith hit recitation of •Casey At The Bat.” Chuck, a former Seton Hall athlet*, has a t secret ambition to b* a stags orl radio actor and expatns II this wav: “When I was a t 8*ton Hall some of. the kids loosed down a t some of us who playtd on teams. In my first speech class 1 flubbed v_bC>tv*i*e4 . L Retrwtt 4 ng 'Pre*. 8yd Herlong Jr. of tb f1Florida But# League yea- called a special mealing gue directors for 6:30 p.m. a t DaLand to formally act Lhe resignation of Praa. A! T ireflone mx&ZZ* “ * MURRAYS FINE letes. •ft. bouts W E D N E S D A Y *, J - If Johnny likes wheat bread «nd Bill like* white bretd th e r e 's n o n e e d to buy two loaves when one loaf of delicious Twin-Pack 2-in-l will do. Twin-Pack 2 -in -l has halSf a loaf of *hltc bread and half a loaf of wheat bread—each half separately wrapped in one loaf. Thrifty h o m em a k ers by tha invmW. Whetho-your IsmHjr !• U i« e �1 / . i BSOAy. AUG; fi, 1917 •mr fjnvrmm wrir ern WTirnnn mrrmrnr — S !“ Legal Notice r a-*:»t rtvis laborers In Germany Rerlin Beggars Are Canndt Live On Pay Helping Underw orld Iw a f e n —ifl’ ll.l 'll' A llll' 11 - 411' l In; (f't , if le iimr. •'"•I i.. Mi U«aUy . a i d ■ o . b Do- Uibhv once lUingi — at t'o n lin g - -In h a le .« ie p u t .i l .I,I ' mole to Ki’iu,ri>>lty.|‘ ' I • ji i - taught inn,c AP N r-sfralu rm Ami IK .it.- terry waine.l Mid -W Sewsfealures hiitrta, *rnl‘ w tint* inaititi^ adil11 ** IIERLIN-#The (act lliut Iti*’ ov«rBERLIN -Berlin'* iadUe hav Him fu-ii Iwggm- «n» •|Hitti,i « ibirli Tti" Si: ti in IV .T vhhurn. ,\l Al>«mn, etv > «Sri*igr i n - * Ib .v • ioi G«rm»n worker can't make deviated wnr on the ’-'ggiii nut , f„, btnglafy imn.:- ,u. I i) i > > * ■ r> -tie lm» »■ K U*rd* : III* lei • ,, i„ • , ., . „ In-... t'lH S *«id *he had YOU AUK HKItK hY Nt»T!KIKI> both end, tiuVi any lungvi under, aancc which Is plaguing the city .1 I Imiiitl that *» «uli hut hern filed rlg.ltn*t wage cnr.Uuis lM e(f,ft thej because,many of the Wggnra havt-| night unn- !•*»■ daw iif tenrhing.™ Foil far «t»*olMtr tllltifi1*. t*> H.intlhu Nail cm hi. b-d to loud demands1 been found to l>o muking n h an d - i*,,|i,v ,|i .,. , ,j ! * “ I've alit. i • iintivl to have «)iat i ilcKink) King* lit the, Circuit j aonic living bv doubling n* Idnek llmlly *,i .teach, just to Cuurt iif Ki tnlnolf Cotihiy «t San- for Increaod wa'gea. •— Iri do with the Trade a*ion leadeta have been} marketara ahd • siMiitcra" toi luir ,•»,( yi, i | font I’loi l i t Th«* title of tlie Wheeler of Sanford tauftr is ILttdlg Mr Kitil«> King, pressing M>n|>*tion authorities] glacy gang*. 'th.tr |iii»......... nevyr ^ i< iM.tmtiou* ‘ u Ik. ii <n.ltU'd it i > *■ Plaintiff, uryui Ycm \*.tl Klnyti t"f I t1. Lien wj for ap p m al’ of wage ad ju st.-' A ditevlive from pt't'ih Juunl *t„ ,m fomj ,.it...u of h, ,wen when CANVAS AWNINGS j Kltlg, | lefr rul »nt. »Rvy*t» ' g nuhters .warned hi»u».h.»ldei ■ m ' ......... , «(,»«. , „ . . t v\} -sehnnl I . V- v 1 -AND YOU AUK l«Klti;ilV COM* .CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS 113'/i MAGNOLIA AVENUE- t* C taiii. i MAKPEIi tu prpM * Bccaurw whgr* aiv out of Hi,6, "‘J toS? •H-cupMloi) .cvtoM id 'be ,* „• „ „ VENETIAN BLINDS j dlly_- *ir I#) Mtl*rfM’>, |||. »+tiri suit a number ,.f important im hi.lite«, ' ,}l l"„ ,."?'V,rr <J” . PHONE 1091 -lli I h , w h a t Ihv for dimrre, on th«- tSn«l May «f Aluminum, Steel,’ Wood! SANFORD. FLORIDA ............ ............• ------- U « W* * J«l«" 4 f« ’ , . i';f| . ,.l, . , „ |||,. • . particulixii •liuildiug 'and mslal August |»#Ti centagu of the ihousamls which, „ n „. Mi,a tlulUl i LSI . I ri !• «g«t l'" l l I* .1 Han* working aie iiaviug constant .difDo Your Collecting For Yon 10 DAY D ELIV ER Y _. font in Srrnimdr County, hi*»u of (iculty in rrct mtiiig and h<dding infest Berlin*-*trVet* nmi square-, i Call At Our Office For Collection Rates f L ^Q A C H E ‘ Klorhla. this !Jm! tte> »*f July, l* •hnd titfiv proved' tu Ih- eiigngiitg y r. CJi.-fr* ftb .ftt (tifiil. IMT. We REPAIR! Tunnussuu Tcafliur in ctimiugi activities. • I 1 ! ..... ll', 1,|«L* Itt Hi* ^7* O. ll«rniton A atuiiy made by U>* statistical Often, police found a -l«'gg.ii ■1M i ii. il riff Siiui,.g A« Clerk «.f ihr Circuit’! ourt Has T U Yoar Kucorcl office* of the thicc German state* FKEK ESTIMATES u’l ,i,l, i. a,II. «n>.| Ike was offering Idurknuuket n o t ,, H+mlnulr Cminti* rinrpta in thq. Akeiican soiic reported r:4C n lt» eilloM in l« 111 f t I. Hunt |t#p««t% I'lerk Phone HOH for ante to the very pci sons from ,.4H j .. i, ik# ua F I! A T T A N O O G \ T e itn . f.l*> tcm c riT court kkal> that the average ssnenlial expeu- whom he wag asking alms. JarKaon A Cartflll w ip if >r:llt tXc,JOc.SOc. M ! V(1 1 A . r 44 V * ‘ Hl’flI T ' dilurf* of normal consumer's As sperint fieril. indice wattiVd Orhi ruli*+ F|ii rii!a family of fin* inngcii front 17Q to against Ihe housedo-house U,g. riKhi brtck -m hi*r Allot n r ) f o r Plaintiff e E;i *xhvn r*r 1i *m»! 1 v itt ■» in i r , 186 mark*‘m n four wet'k'i |>«-t - gain who made file rounds itt tin \LL J^ilt t*i! year.1 iad. ilo siw r them .* m i'i p sin­ Aniericsi^segtoi of the city gle induttmd giotijt in whlrii'Lhe “The American families." ! Get SLIMMER nverngf turnings of unskilled « police icporl, "are the i-p,>ei.tl j male woi Ln. i niched that level. this vitamin candy way \ M tD i.K Y m : m ;t i \ n HI IM IS Earning data avadsblo ,vip In target o f professional heggni** r,o ! 1llVf I I _ America*! Mo-i I.....liifil , FO R R EN T last Septrsibci showed that un* fft No rifjui conservative estimate of the ro.t S ARTICLES FOH SALE ,8 .. .... I m i i i n . HELP WANTED Atinnilnim • l ed.it I'oli-h, ,) t blininilin 1 Noilnift. ll ill, In# uraipl# AVIrs "kllhid' hutkling Worker s ai emged of es.qtttinl gmid* and ■eryh e and ■i . V<k Me I' iW I fee t Iiiiv.il.I ViUmui Cn.tr k/-ti*ioi Itin only m l nurk, in a four-wc-in per­ actually lepto.ent a lower , * >m dwi'i i . i » r miiu )RD PLAYER8 for rent. By W . STM V K N S •• fr17 IV. {(qM idmiii - O rliindu IvUlL fur nwlitiT A CUStUeLt coun»l.r<fnt.icn.m i.<* leant. m iod. ' Keen semi-sklltcd mid level of consumption than the one CONCRETE SKWMK V ll'l. 1or week. The Music Box, 118 ........... 2-«72!l ho,'r. elsu mmIu girl. U n « y '. liiu i ruifi aprti<w ibmi * ilflicioia ». skilled workri« in n tium)>et of on which the e«»t-of living index year rowr SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Trupi lot St. I’hone 953. II • ntwtPaitamm totitadt AVI** esndy irutustralisl groups earned wage* ig IhihihI. On the InUet liavi!. *a Block*. Aluminum Windows'und *haecifAla Al^dutrfy hanufr-s* 1 m -1 uw expenditures. fauiilv of five oullni earn fion Screens, White to m iit, I’aint, PULL time Wntkinn Route .ivall- ItikkieM Ut il rwadimM krwagi f t’K space in Meisch Building. .ThlUl'wL vtupjuti^U'vl Dull l be " —k- UAalrri 211** *marks. lerm n.tile, llurrirnmutile hi .Siu.i-.i.l. I( jwi h«.*n- *. « light ofices, .newly decor■flgnref tig" exiH'iultiurrs were * a March. nt* « It!Iiid to iv r l " , . i l l utilities baal aad'JoniElih Ave. Phono 1335. FOR TH E B E S T ICE CREAM horn* u doy fur excellent earn* I Vitsin m* 110 T»|H«i,ii.is'Vm ,*1im !i, ^eervice furniahed. Cnll ItWingi. write for perminal inter-' »«r lm W, m tmmmrr W. I r*l| h ph,., H. 4 A. Dept. Store. FLOW Bits * rn YleW, A.11,11. Car* Herald Tourhlun Drug Co. I ry foe all occasion* fALK8CENT HOME now Umimlll.il A Anderson WAITRESS WANTED. Apply Bus . at Chuluoln. IB mile* 8. E. MeNElIX * YOST FLORISTS Terminal tirdl. Slpe* Av*. just off Celery NICK'S O W N ICE CREAM Sanford and IB mile* N. K. i Orlando. I-arRe acraen and Office ph. <03 r*iidenr« oh. 610 R EXPKKIKNCED celery gtuwcr or Do Ym Suflor Dilifts* «• V7*! inwltp.our o w n L e_ ( j r a ru, VVWlwv,VA m. porchea to ait and enjoy FOn SALE—“Llmerock tor drive­ trained faun nmmiger for faltn cool brrciM off Ijiko C'illiT tts lr D H i e i m i , ^ way* and roadway*—Phon* in XcIIwuIkI nlea, (iuotl position LarRe Rround*- nn.l Nenlka fur right patty. A. Iludn dr Sons, from auto traffic.. I-arRe -NICK-SOviedo. Phone 2151. •ml rooma. Brick conrinif- TUXEDO FEED5- Eomptrni )lno. . Can accomodate - r only. in r a____ ilunt'* Tuxcdc Fi 4 14 S n n fo rtI A v en u e jic o P write for rrnercatloS 9 WORK WANTED NE.W YORK*, 1IH:, hrs. $51.35 BntterV* h nattery CnarguiR. once. Oviedo iiSfll! or Or. L With Uncomfort11. B. POPE CO. ISC. tin 2.192 or write Bo* 1W Leave 7:16 A. M. and 11:16 A. M. abl* Fullne**? EXPERT painting — contract or Juotu Florida. Large redan Are \o u troubled by hourly hast*. S. G, Grogan, tflilfTM CHICAGO*, VA lirs. o' ftmal* neat* to vl«it their ilocior. i CEILING fan* for tale Luii. v « Free estimates. Pinny 7&T-J, Drug Store. funcllfxntit ltumimr LesVe 7:15 A. M. and 11:45 A.• M. d tsturb* nr r t f t>*f4 [.ABLE nt once, convenient* Paints. Poultry Supplies. Nails. FLOOR SANDING 4 finishing, 4i(• m*fc* >4Jii BuitTr MIAMI4, 2 3-4 hrs. $12.25 rum pain, fr*I rated down town aectlotl, cleaning a waxing. Our power nerroM*, Purina Feeds, (iroceriet and rmilp**, * l eave n 17 I*. M. dale apartment* wi'h nil Then wo try unit enable* us to work where «r4k si »u«h Meats. Touchton 4 W stmo, J.'ul In i iftthfiMHi tlilinr IH I'ntr* f'in* Ins S FuiUiimi VwgeUblt Com­ ,rn conveniences. Adult* there is no electric connvctio.i LptiU Celery, Phone 1199. pound to tMI*** »uch *yiT*pIorr.«t Ifirrrl ronnrrDon. with Airliar» #rriing tiurrirn Phone 650.____ available. 21 vein a experienc*. In m rr«cnt rntdlcbl t^«i n n lt» w • A « > t ir l ' 4 i M n i f t * l i f t i ' I ' j i u c IMIONK 1.12.1 ' AUTO RADIOS, Molumln. S.,l ! II. M. Gleason, Lake Alary, Fla. Compound proved r^miiriVAbly tdtpful 2E in RiH“l condition. Apply to fomfii UotiblM) thU It’i wftlftl .1*TS8EN G EK8 A IR M A IL A IR KXrU KS.S and Service. The Music H u, Dorton rati a ut«rtn» m Uihr It has ‘ Cochrnn, 117 Laurel. 119 W, 1st St. Phone 951. KO0F1N0 ■HOOP Painting, all a grand usmthlng sffscl on on# o/ nvma moil imfnytriinf o^Fdn#, kinds. .Smith Itio Phono 1188. «riT»fc*n rviculsrly —I’lnkhsm*# Com'ANTED TO RENT SEWING MACHINES pound help# initici upr#st«unc« to such SALKS 4 SERVICE ■ dUtrcas Also a grral stomachic lonlr! bedroom house, rlo»e W, HERTS SEWING MACI1. SHOP 12 S P E C IA L V * V I C E 3 112 W . I'll-I Si I eel IMtiine MHO R [ reference*. Phone 129-M. . LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S K 111 8. FRENCH. PH. 1190 to H, K. Cochran, COAL circulating heater. Koasuh- Fu ll RENT Floor Mindur.. Easy Oputation. ttenionable rate.i, San* nble. Ph. 1106-J._____________ Why Worry With Your Past Due Accounts? LET i n n e r : u> v criiw i wl»*f l* IVm hDurH. Ala* I'm' YK1IA KRAI, PM tY JI KINO. IllyV 1Tin ents TOOFAT? FEMALL florwhmum] ‘T d : - v } • flo a w n E r r ATE FOR SALE CANVAS PAINT- clear and r.d. — |l " ~ mm A COOL SI’OT . Bill's Package Store and Bar \ font 'Paint 4 tiime* C». 1'hona 1(l3. urs. SENKARIK GLASS 4 IHHMiP, • PLYMOUTH^---- KS1AT1: PAINT CO." Phone 120. ' PARIS AND S UKVICK ISURANCB MOItTOAUE l o a n s Phone 1011 FLORENCE porcelain Keroin# 100 Palmetto Ate. range, perfect condition id. hit, |OND M- HALL, Heallor VA-UE moth proofing - lasts 6 Mrs. Moon, Phone l.tingwo-nl J.l* rgi stored Broker and vents. Have your woolens moth Insurance Agent proofed note. Downtown Ctenu* Florida State Bank Illdg. CYPRESS I j u i i Cheirs. Astiinci.i 4 Iatmidry. 11.1 Pstmetto lded with screw s, p*ln*ml or onAve, Phone 9M. painted. See nt 2112 PtlmHIo two story, three lied room Two - c*r garage. On ’Ave. Phone 210Av, Piano Tuning and Repairing. I* L lot lift x MO in Mnyfair. SMI TTY'S Self-propelled Lawn Sill. Res. i| 11-W. }l unfurnished or furnished. Mower- Smitty's Gat ago. cor­ SIGNS 166-M. ner Second Street and Sanford Show cards and posters Avenue. Call 1119 for free dem­ srm houses, IB acre* land, O— DHF-'S SIGN 8RRVTCK onstration. „ Inch wells, 2Vi miles 8. 0. 1). Iiandres*. Phone 1021 pnroe on highway 44. John WESTINGHOU8E and white pmBox ID, Lake Monroe, table sewing machines. tlet*'« RADIATORS cleaned and repair ed. Vohen RadlAtor Shop, lot Sewing Machine Shop. Phene Sanford Ave. Ph. 36C-W. 1190. Apartment houii*f all large AND Upstairs has four looms NEW unused double Iw-d. innet. LAND C L E A N I N G DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER­ bath, downstair* ha* large1 spring mattress 4 licit springs. PILLAR DKISKL BULLDOZ­ room, kitchen, dining *76.00. 200 XV. 16th St. Tjirotftih ERS WITH P A L M K T T T and two hodrooms -and a typograpbical error Ilie* pure HAKES T W O 1/4 YD. hr. Eight acres—600 ft. on quoted in Monday's puprr was DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT Say 17. Ideal for tourist * 6 . 00. - NOW IN THIS > VICINITY o r ‘for trailer ramp. Two NIMNDTIT CONSTRUCTION [from Sanford. Bargain at OLD NEWSPAPERS--1 GENTS CO . Olll. AN DO, FI, A. PHONE 0. 00 . TER POUND. BUNDLED IN 2-28KL 'RED W. BENDER - BUNDLES. 2 Fla, Slat* llsnk Bldg. r e n t ' A CAR 10, IX,-i*n and* 26 CENT Phone 1010_________ j YOU DRIVE IT * HEirAU) OFFICE PHONE IM n largo lot- Corner llickfiltttH KLAND-MORULSON ml 7th St. 700 E. 7th SI. (Jen'oral Electrir Vacuum G^'anrr, V DRIVE-IT. ING gmn| condition R e a s o 1i ab I c Apply to J, R. Walker, price. Write Mr*. John Murphy, ■prtsa A v e . ________ SEE US FOR 1-akc Mary. llIMKQGRAPil PRINTING J1IE D 1 bedroom house AND TYPING 14 acre*. By owner, Phone DESK, reasonable, in fine eomliI.RKlHT b u r e a u o f tlon. M«y be seen at Frierson**. lo r County-3806: ' (9ANF0HIE . Ilft.N . PnrkTHlHilPhone I W house, 50 x 160 cypher Used New Per fee turn purcvlain nil range. Grmd condition, *26. —1.00. Phone 714-K after PAIRING EXPERT RADI Phone 7aa-VY. Fred Myers. 91 £ . 2nd St. . IlN —A new concrete block ATTENTION MOTHERS glow, with tw j Iwdrooms, 6 A ltT IC L E S W A N T E D —DIAPER 8ERVICE— Marge llvinjc room, kitchen Baliy' Velvet furnishes hospital llnette. Concrete.wall* are Highest cash price paid for use,! clesn^ilcril* dis[ier> and deodorP L on the inside and sltwfurniture. Ted Davis Furniture ixrd rontaiper. Economical and son the outside. Conyrel# Co. 811 E. Isb.Ph. 958. safe. Fully mcdlcsliy anprovod are covered wilh heavy Call Daytona 24S7-W collect for .os tiling blocka- Property I'LL BUY your car regardless of 96 diapers, 12 « we*-:, ago o r condition. Roy Reel, 30D detail*. sted in San LonU Section“FIRST IN SANFORD" at $6^00.00. II.000.00 W. 2nd St. '_______ payment will handle, y lLONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market *ve a small 5-tmni new COMPLETE kitchen in one unit. Bari >vr Shop open Thursday, Gas stove, oven, frigidalre, sink ilow, In Pinehurst Section, Friday 4 Saturday. . ‘- ' and cupboard. Matcenelle Cabin at (4,800.00. Cmirt. French and Park.* I V n e DREDGING — Beaches and land road side sandwich mid fill* adlscent to lake*. Mobile 2 2 9 - M . ______________: Highway i t north ■hop oni Highwi Dredging Co. Phone 669, Winter ■nford. “Building Uding is 30 x 42 MITCHELL window air conditionPath._______ ._______________ ally equipped for of. Will cool room 16 * 'JU feet. pment consists <>f 1 Randall Electrfr Co. 8iisx eoffee makers, coun15 AUTOS FOR SALE ; stools, tables, cash register, Small gas refrigerator. Ph. 6B6-J. 1910 DODGE m Von truck, good other kitchen equipment, condition, 0 naw ; tires. I l l N. ha* a small four-room 7 P « U , L iv e sto c k , S u p p lie s French. Phone 1184-W. low, detached, for living n. Buildings and all Ipiw nt priced a t f 5,600.00 wXNTB D—UP* “ t o ~2M — .NEW 1934 STANDARD Chevrolet 4 door sedan. Excellent shape. Phone HAMPSHIRE FKYBIW, 2 ' , . TO I qui< k sale. , '• > . 972-J. 'P i I LB8. ON FOOT. PHONE FKED W. BENDER, . DKLAND, FLA. m -X J , RK- 35 FORD 2 door aedan IliO.OO,* 2 FI*. BtaU Bank lildg. Phon. 18M ■_____ __ y £ R 8 E J ,Jl USE. U iM lllig jk ^ —Mr.-Oa tlfn ; <10 W. r i l «-~5t ~ mCLES FOR SALE 1935 CHEVROLET coupe, good h el p WANTED . condition cheap. 1927 Model A. ver. Aak I THE new Lawn completely overhauled- 3(M W demons tra>tion. SENiKAK1K 2 WHITE counter cheek men, age 2nd 8L Roy Reel. . 112-114 LINT co ^ VSS 4 PA * 20 to 25. P lf’N Whistle, Park * 2nd fit. A Geneva Avenue*. COATING- Aabeatog Alu- WANTED: Man Ip succeed R.J WAKE UP BUSINESS / num roof coating- good for Simmons for Rawleigh business; By Advertiaing In j. / J, alate or composition rtmfInM orthesU Polk County. IfiOO ThD Nvw-peper \ * ’ s aka. Cools your home families. ProducU sold 20 years. > ' to 15%. Ten yaor wan Permanent if you are a hustl-ir.l 4KAR1K GLASS A For particular* w rite R aw 112-U4 W. 2nd SU leigb's Dept. FAH-440-IO3S, Mcianhi’. Tcnn. or nee R. lla rt. Mexican handmade" men Box £*L I-on»w«>od, Flo. ImwHd •WRH** l*i• pw 'VB / 7-X, OZAItlCLKB m r ” HELLO. n ri SPIKE... THIS >» 6KELLCY... IF THE OL'WINO FEttjLB OKAY, YDUfte AAV PITCHER TODAY/ tty Uny (inilo i T fTtlE* OREAT, SKI a n t w h o 's ■ 4 ru tr a F0"f CROWS f STAN COMSTOCK laviH m w l BocortU.-w rtwne not—Teletype Dll M M a a k e H. X 8. D. Wsareilln* T. Nelson OTtoorkw Dnytaoa Dench, Pin. i__ i. ES1 c i& Protect Your Hralth By Sleeping Jletier. -j, , |P J6‘ m ,^ n :A O ''^ ^ cirv S r^ L fr-*v; ■- ^N io! -.V.'IWVL . • \ ' INNERSPRING MATTRESSES - "J.’tSS! - - Ji' Ft nr' \ , BOX .SPRING* . -------- ’^ . v r t i p s c i q l ^ vTisd'f Hy Walt Disney Mickey Out Of The Dumps. MICKEY MOUSK -_ - . ll ", J " < iji« n * ? : Better Tonight - i t ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY l|I \ \ \ i\W :m Remarks Prom 1’hc Gallery. THE LONE RANGER llv Tran Striker OniVE ‘EV. TO COVER, L V f j Hertford Orlando Celery Jl Sanford- Phone 1222 Sanford, Fla. i X-CEL STORE ’V 202 Sanford Ave, Canlor -I’ontace 2.80 per twl. Cotton Seed Meal 4.60 per cwl. V-AKE THEW KEEP THEW HEADS « rw*N I \rt\c I 'V f Fertilizer-4-7-5 38.48 net 5-5-8 42.75 net Frdih Celery Seed '((ridden) ......... H TT lb' Paacal ..........f 9. Ih Abio Gamtox, DDT And other liwectldden. Atri iav hi By. Paul RqbinsoF KE1T .s it. % (HgfOOMW war our 04 , O arss.f J VfHftT NgW iW L lW ' IdHa* o r .y ( tdAkTMir AV. aavs oo m o 7 ntev 'S hS i .' lv^ / s ( CHABTRC^ J ) 1 ’ * • - * ' 1 Par half (Ar ir » SANFORD XdJEL STORE ‘ \ n .. Manufactured To Your Individual Order lly ,* • — ■~i t n o v BfjT, V i ; A,j t 5ET. . HOLLYWOOD BEDS M stirrea Renovating k Rebuilding .A Specially : Call' Us .Today — Sleep , Sanford Ave. A 2nd St. Phone 154 Sanford, Florida We Deliver a ^ ? r-;i^ 2 fra "* “ #r?f i f i t ! it ■J-—— ~^-T. ;- '.-m .-iVrv . ' g-—-* m SM * Y V. �* SANFORp PAGE SIX H ERALD, *im tiSg H '**liau4 I ibm l*ea* ilnrl deals |<}.31fl,7!'2,047. Attlee said II r i t I sit U r m e d strength would be reduced by 420,000 men by next Match. The forces numheied 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. At another point, the l-aliur government leader said* Great 1IHta’in was Increasing the late of her troop withdrawal from overless. "Despite these accelerations in the rate of withdrawal/ then- it no changr t|i out foreign policy or In ih e defense' policy which underlie pur fute^ii., pulieV,". At live a**' seitrd. The Pi Inn- Minister said his Socialist gpvernineht would “ifave to take some ineasun1 of coniaal over the employment of labor" In order to stimulate product'oji, Be continued: “This will Involve some sacrifice of Individual liberty, though as little as possible. It Ilia / U* luce.*sarv to take steps to Iimi* employmmt on less essential * m i " Attlee 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: Permit movie mater* showing films here to convert only n fourth of their earnings Into non-British currency. Permit 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 motorists with 10horsepowrr cars. Attire 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 Janu­ plans for tin- etpanslm «f produc­ ary, Ili44, and included four to six people. tion in the colonial' cmplnr." “Why were- you paying these ■"We shall apply ourselves t further development of our it- bills for Col. Ilall ami charging it, sources at home," h.* salif, "Wt up to aircraft ?*' Ferguson wanted •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 tal,nutput so Hint We can aland'Im «’ur own ivg* a* soon as possible.'' * Attlee, in Ills grim statement 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 rrvlsim of two classes in the loan agreement. “I am glad to sav Mr. Marshall (U. S. Secretary of State) replied • JVI e e I 11 ■> ijr* ll lY discussion*, jl i I u L . 1 1 . *‘ h-.I'm agreeing iq. IUm»e said, . / ‘They will not cut across the proceeding* of (he Parii torifarmer. HI* reference was to inlet na­ tional converaatl.-'n* on M n shillV proposal of American aid for KutvpMn reonumTe-rrcon-rv. o 'p ro posal shunned by Ituasm and the Eastern European countries in her Attlee said the loan clou.v* to be discussed were the agreements on sterling convertibility and non. discrimination in trade, both targfta In Churchill's hilln ** to the opuusHlon Conservative I'aity. Under the non-dlscriimmiUmi clause. Britain 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 » # « ! I in m l ' i i i t tlm H llvfhg a Christian life. "It Is all too easy fur vuulh In put religions life on •* token foe granted hasls." he <Wclaml. "They need, to find out why they aro Christiana." 1I«* stressed the need for families playing ami having devotion together,'til dendop more recveitlon togethrr-anl attend less to paid recreation, and urged Hint business men aid In vuuth develop, ment programs.' - Mist Mary Beth Joiner told of the rapid growth of tho Youth Caravan program during the past ' l l yeark, and said that this yrarK.r teams are tourlmr Ihe United , States and Cuba. She nuBlm-d Hie program of work, study; play-and worship necessary to tf«ln trernbers of the Caravan. Miss Norml Hupert entertained the Klwanlans by leading them on an imaginary lion hunt and making.JJjfin go through a lot of motions. Howard Montieth announced that an Intarclub meeting with OrU nio Klwanla will lie held heiu on S ept 10. E. C. Harper* an­ nounced plana for n ladies night program. ______ “ M n ’ •'1 Thursday. Both tlie eastern anil Itucky Mnunlalns states would lie warm­ er today, forecasters said. No rain of consequence was in immediate prospect for most oi the dry midwest topsoil, now gen- development, now amount to hun­ dreds of million* of dollar* a year, "Under present world conditions, this work la vital to our national welfare and security," Mr. Truman amid. "We can not afford to jeopafdls* It by impoelng upon It an organitation so likely to prove unworkable. if i-rally depleted of moisture three U «.y .1 Umia-ratiiu-* m uffins from i»f tin* high 'Jty, (u '■»<► #-5r ’ P5 L O N G r Hughes Accuses an to come to the cobjL" (i »niiM«*a I,uw i‘u < m o ,n *ne ri«or*i 01 E A S Y T E R M S . . And front page news it certainly Is! . . . The Hanford fu rniture Company will furnlah 3 rooms for you at only *298! Yea! We said 1298. — For the living room, bedroom, and dinette. The amart home­ maker will come down to the Hanford Furniture Company to­ morrow early and take advaatage of this, for therV i only rfr llnsliail HHmlur Alt kaHlII (interna tieral) He found a discussion uf tlpit 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 “ ff me “>* •* * » * *A,k «' i have in the .lata legislature, 'be number uf man-hours spent on as goveioor, in the hodei and.the M-nate -inuld. oft‘such short srooaintance with Hughes x x s make so hold a ptngodliuh as In­ h e re ih w n l.i- w , ‘‘It sound* mure like Hollywood Hughes said he asked Noeh Dietrich, vice president of Hughes Tool Co., to go Into'lW detail* of the merger nropuslHon. "Dlelrleh 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, at least for who turned In U i a S m about the time 2.00 A. M., told fireman that Th# lanky plane rasnufacturer **5£ * “ -• »n»M H art of light •aid that next, Francis Flanagan, on the wing of the A.M which assistant counsel for th* War In- quickly enveloped th* w|ol« plan*. California and started * lough." "It was apparent to the flame* were out of. control." Daniel McLaughlin,,! also »n Mrport employe., .aid (firt "an Mfto.lon accompanied tbe H m timing 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 Cngbr> pe." Hughes said. Chss* said that at laaat two He said he wanted to correct a statement by Brewster that ."It was u y own Idea for Ur. Viaaag- JU S T LOOK WHAT YOU G E T THE LIVINgJtOOM OUTFIT Your choice of a conventional style similar 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 harmonising rover, and a hindsome glass.top cocktail table. All for only - 9-PIECE BEDROOM OUTFIT •nda suite Includes the large, beautiful double bed. In* m aulr* cheat of drawers, popular vault? i dresser with round mirror, the bench, an all-fall maltrMa, deep roll spring, a pair o f -aae.Uetat THE DINETTE OUTFIT ANY ROOM MAY BE HAD SEPARATELY . Hear The . -i Deepfreeze Program ' ...................... featuring “Th# Four Knights” ' Trsnseriptlon ovtr WTRR arery Friday at 1S:S0 by well above 100 degrees. Pasture* wet* reported drying up and in y crop* reduced. Corn h at fired in el le n t a few areas. ri HiuifiI In another sharp criticism of tha legislation, the President said mtUtatlng Committee, carp* op foundation members would mean moat of them would hav# been people employed by organisations eligible for grants. ** he IK* asserted, "there la - t nua." created a conflict of Interest which would inevitably give rise to sue. ulclons of favoritism regsrdlau of the complete Integrity of the mem­ bers of tbe foundation." AUQ. 6,1047 » 4l*alt-*y*b-i-s-Wir*ttingtnn: asserted “he wanted to go into "Tlrri* we go again," Meyer said. I'ausinr for n few Johnny Meyer's expenses account, "Business." liiewsler 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 "on the in hi* appears rices, dinting lust plane, and 'What about It V ’ Friday. 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 that “I know the mrnt 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 drflnllcit connvctei" his accounts 'Tooscly.” •Mevei read into tlm recoid a at lunch," H ughes'. ,,u Kh*;* « h l " |h » v c nstmaBy 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 that the threat od. Ferguson asked how iliy r r ll l ........... Publicity was a powerful' wra lt-uinnl that Hall had taken over from Hoosevelt. Meyer said pos­ “I was" exhatpited fighting Mr. sibly through Ilia Hughe, lomTrippe'a political maneuvers in Washington," llugnea ‘ deciaied, "Diil you spend any money on Bfewstfr hna dchi-J airy direr! ami suggested they gat together, Hall prior to this lim e!" Fergu­ or - 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 entertain­ 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 after n long exrlmng- with, nue, and is known ns the l««nsva pem-d to be In l.os Angelos. "ns 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 eompht 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 at Bridge through Geneva to Mims naissanCe planes. Ftrgujuo le a d 1:42 I*. M. (EflTl, 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 eomphtod 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'not clear tee was ready to’ hear the “side whether the tutal bill covrr-sl en- issue" of Hughes' transcontinental -teitainment f*n Hall alone, and argument with Brewster. Meyer agreed lliat “it definitely "Is'H vnur desire to go Into this is not clear.” matter 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." lie said lie had “made staleInrnta to the press" about Itrew. knowledge. Ferguson—I tee some entertain­ ster, the chairman of tho full sen­ ment down at the ImUoni here for ate committee, and he stands by girls. Why was that rhntgrd to those. He asked, however, to b« permitted to' rail witnesses hf his Hughes aircraft! Mever—Thais'what. I am trying own. choosing and to closf-cxamine Brewster. . to figure out mysrlf. "The committee won’t give don­ tory, would result in putting morn When Hughes reached Washing­ on the tax boolu; would ton. he told reporters he was ator Brewster, the right to cross- values ................ 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," Fer­ throw additional traffic Into our ■crything I have said" i_ _ ____ guson said. He added that Hughes lakeshore Boulevard, which it Investigation of his ontrarf*. could submit written questions to crowded with through north and be asked Brewster when the latter south travel. Truman’s Trip "Our Senators^ and Keprescntakes the stand. “That involves a certain delay, tatlvea have doniTtome good Work ‘ ' IfaallasM timm Pass Osel In getting the road completad at there,” Hughes said. complex and Qnwleldy" that there . “Ye#." conceded Ferguson, "hut far as It’ la, an let's be on our Is "grave danger that it would Im­ tlie committee Is accustomed to de- toes and help push through tJ pede rather than promote (hr gov­ lav." a speedy completion this link ernment's effort* to ‘ehTonrdge Hughes said he didn't want to of the Gross State Highway." scientific research." "launch Into this matter .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 American relUfprogram.Aml****bdor Josef Winlewlci submitted the plea to Secretary of State Marshall and told rs porters tea. as well as those related (p de­ the conference th at “ Poland fense. . If* said government expend!needs food." tures for aclentiflc research and H a d N o N s w ip a p o r T o A d v e rtU * In . regions generally within the next - I Imur*. altlinugli Uw wind shift in Nvhtaska .<101 western Jon a • t f S i l a H S l i m a r » i( t l a r l bureau said, to dislodge the hot was moving slowly eastward with air from the Mississippi Valiev. relief promised fur parts of jithor South Plains and Great Lakes N orth' Central states tonight and Heat Wave British Crisis JBUSt concentrate as :mm q.m_ni*+ W EDN ESD A Y , NED SMITH, Mgr. <■ m EAST FIRST STREET \ ’Right Where We’re Bc*« Fog i5 Ytara" �(a Unity There.U Strength— THE W EATHER i . T» Protect the Peace *f the World; To Promote the Pro*re** of A m trkai To Produce Proapertty for Sanford. Partly cloudy through Friday, local Ihuniitishoe tr* during of* tcrnot>i\a. >1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 ! NO. 190 Associated Prose Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA. THIHSUAY, AIKJ. 7. 1947 • ec o »»e Army Gets New System Of Promotions Says 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 Br i t i s h Of f i c i a l WASHINGTON^ Aug. 7 WD- LONDON. Aug. 7 i#lv A Utit- Thc A inty'i archaic ly ilrm ol pro­ motion by seniority wrnt out the window today with President iru man's signing o( legislation set­ ting up a permanent promolionby-meril program for the Army and the Navy. One of the lengthiest and most complicated measures enacted by the 60ih Congress at is first sesaton, • »he legislation is the*, out-' growth of months' of study by committees. , Hughes Hits It’s All Lies .7 . P l a n e Manufacturer Asks To Cross Examine Senator On W ar Time Contract i»h of final blamed living Antrric.»n pinrv and "thr rapidly inttcaiing mu pi ui ol L’. .S cajMiiti ovrt U, im|H>its" today for the sudden uiutcniog ol Ifiitain'a etoWASHINGTON, Aug. 7 nonu criuia I low aid Hughrv vhuutrd tovl.W tint 4 Die As Plane Shoots Down Into Oil Plant Chimney (Dares Senator To Re­ peat UnderOath HU Charge Hostes:i Was Afraid Of Hughes \V A H II\(,|O N . aV ? (Al— * J low:ml I lityho -tml,i> i lullrngcd Flaming Waste Gas S-nrliii H irtitier (R M e.) to -ie Burner S w a l l o w s pcxi umlrr b tth i pieti itatetnrfit -^ty' ‘"ffTcwitft " thin *ati aiiU p N e w E h g J a m l e r s linr h m in t w afi.ml to travel F.VKRI ii Mask. Aug. 7 i t alone v*it It Hiiyltn in ln» private * " . A *lll.tll all plane p lu ilg n l nut plane. I lie plane ntannfacluirr itiued u| a fug dtiouilcd »ky' caily ,lu*la* mli) a tlamilig w ittc-ga* h o n iii .tin* i h ti I* o gc aftri muling the u| a ' inomtrt ‘ nil plant, cariyi'nit Sen ale. War t ornnnllec lo Hack ag iiio l ra i Ii Othei thr IcvO idt of lo iiri> death llir »lop"» loin m ci.illy piommrnl nccu|>anli at the Hicwtlct and llu^hr* |oi "idling pilid app.nrntly thntighl he v*.,, llir tiutll." Iluglici irlriird to the aitlinc xhivutmg .down min hitglitly lit lioitr** imiJcnt at a "smear cam­ Duxlnn Aupuit. paign." Add hr »till the Scnalort Ih r drad w rie ' —tn-ierrm-} ■u nghi *f*er—then reputation! id llir j -inirr-M imlell Air Con- whrn dri tiling whether he or diltnniiig Coi|mralion of Koiton Hlin Her i* telling (hr liuth in and roll i•£ the* Late lirntgr S then rnhtiovruv over an airlines HqUut’t plight I I ‘linked to a trviiinony of Senator IhrwvP-i 'wtsldwidr dollar famine" rsu re j (R-M r.) heforr the Senate W-'1 bv Amenta's veiling to futrigu Invrviigating . Committer ...*‘i>... j cuiotriM inorr than twice ir'tm c h «fftfa bf lira and T fan ir.ii it ihc buy*. the iTantrllut ol thr apai| if I am alluwrd to ctow Exrilt^quci, Jlugh Dalton, told the quevtion him Hu*r of Commons. The lanky Holly 'Wood fllliv pryi In addition to l n | up a new Ihllon was icplying to crltl* ducet and (tin liu ilrd lii.it dri 'promotion system or the Army ci-rt- l>> Conservatives and la-ft- l.i Ml ion .it H irw vtri ,vv Im look arid tightening the Navy’s M ill­ urnf StirndiMta that the Lilian ing advancement ayatem, the l>ill The high school hand of Lake t ’lty was, built up Ijy It. K. Hlark, es-msilne hstv’msidrr who has K ■l i-1 It tn c n t “squailitclrd” the the viand for llir gerund dvv in Sent' ohole II High Srhoul » : o,w.t|,tMm U. ,*S. loan tliul the . com m itlrr't mi|uiry into ruta - down on tha number of come to Sanpird with thr Intention of building up an even larger hand at Senr high-ranking offieera in iioth aerv- which for a numlier uf year* has failed to have a band large enmirh to enter Id ir-rily 'competition 1’iia.- Mimstei Attlee's new work Hughes $4O.(Ml0.lUHI w ailim r .sir Irea add abolishes , in peacetime ■t district ’ or stale festivals. Mr. Illark is shown at eatrem r l e f t . _ mnpr and vat less piogiam ■prom­ craft cunliacls. • * tha wartime rank «f five-star of­ ised "tiHi Jittle, tovi lair." Cratman I'n g u m ii ( R M ic h .), ficer. However, It doea not effect Itsittni disclosed that liccause of the rank of the eight, officers Cnrada’s dollai ahqitag* the Unit-' presiding at llir lir-.iirng mule, now holding five-alar rank. ed Kingdom has ngreed to pay lontiol of a- suhinnimitter. dr 'Affecting directly or Indirect­ ilolUi,, front the U. 8. loan for Jo.,)— .- -r *—CTHTaillun pill i Iium' v *ua«*l#wf-(rrsf-rd— ly the atatua of an estimated - I76;000-ttf fieri * in-frmh~Tn,rTlrrt7 un i diuii on it* Cuiiailian ciedit of Htrwslet if lliry hid .mi u n i the legislation ie Intended to for the other 60 petrvtit of the ten queslinns rravty fin each oth­ 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 proftn- tvliiy, Navy and air force position ai 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* bia I huh School baml at l-ikc end ..f next year, Dalton sani. of thr vuIk ntoimllec .pn-iltun* Ion lrann iijit. for command. ha* ihaigrd and Hirwvtcr hai de­ America Is Urp,ecl Tc* M .uulrll • lu n drliiilaiite. d tn,di lily in utdci lii otgani/r a large It will take several years for Halloo told tlu* House that l i l ­ muit hr suhimttrd m adv.mcr in nied tint tlip .Vn.itni once offered In * . Am ir, J 2 , and Ifa n io t. 1 Use Influence To the entire new program to get Ip ; me o f wilting. bind al Seminole High Sr bool, ac Mice u tunp o w ei to I.ill .-11 tfir Srnatr invnllgslodll id Hmloii. into full operation, for some I.ISlT.iaMI |>y th e 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 warparti of the new law don’t I*.'lim n, niiiioum-ed y e s te rd a y - In I'llul Nr In 'll Hell. 12 lea* o i 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 after |l*nl lime (J ii)r nintracti il hr (Ifiighci) v c lri.iu I fie* .mil m rnihri ul i viill imig sheets of writing llv IIAKHLS-JACKSON though moat are effective Imme­ ‘ c lv m l h a n d , 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 tvmild Jgicr It) Itierge hit ItantJOGJAKARTA, 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 a n d civic o rtta n ira lio n v a id mi n u k ­ le i-ii o il to leave liellind ns tup- “Futthertpore, tile te-tll mny yi>s- N, 1 , f miilv. Hughe* -aid thsl 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* t U K f l l . revenh-d that hi* private airplana n tbe lower ranks, with boards .tithe * rini-ol Mulch llgilie Montiml. Pell i* brlievi-ii lu huv<puck uf lie* and I call leal it United States offer of its good (t'8«IIakMl P i|« Twuj 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 Brewster 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'* ‘ '» estiniaus Th* end of .11*- nuestion him." lon to Culuniliui, Ohiti, lust Feb­ Jvm iigiri. amiounted by Dal with the Nethrllands. n>aysincliHii- thotr from the Junior rim audience, pm king tie- Sen- the light.* flaring alop ImgS gasnton (Vpteai'llls » lorllirl vilt oi ale eaneu* room, ajijit.yqiti .1 yyheu line ililh nf tile lleBioli (111 tfmn. ruary. Brewster told iiew;ituta_fn_- - i . Piciuici 'Amir .Sjaiifoeddln ask­ High and Giomuut Sellout, lie XVliXhlfijron Hint n'TW 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-'de. Isivd litttt will'll lit' i .S’112 Wltln-sar* *aid that the -oiall ati.idoti-ly ! vanrv tn him (Hughes! nnv wilt. ine " ouflof the Mat lues and hittarhn Stin*on aircraft, its molut* nih-nL by plane to this Republican caps-! i ten iruestlons Brewster snind.vtl. "I wonder *»-hv ii was necessary ! rf^ _ ’'h l* f t r f a la ri. T .a n d i Banging nn the tabk>. Ferguson dropped into the mmllti uf tile to Intnr thr name of This girl into tal. “ in order ^hai. the Republican f Lake Cily that fir fotpid little - ij A l l f i l 1 111111U f l*V I ordered the romo clenreil of pet"- ehlmtiet-like fuinai'e ‘lik- a ileud till* " llo g h e s satd. JERUSALEM; Aug. 7. (AT— ■ *» 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 reek, m ining Jewish leader a "dec reed n^onudete 8"vernmen, may more fully hcI ators Then he id tin 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. wearing u aweafet, Vevernl towering lank* eontaining i I MM dM fil I'n g i i t* u | At that time they had a «■fmv..’ iogli i-XJilosive petroleum punbiil. |i bNlliturtl «** f*nat» T « m» ternoon In prot«at against the in •Is official point of view." No b a n d o f o n ly e ig h t p iec es, h- I * _____ The furnace, trscnihling a tits* e (eminent bv British authoiitirs of U. S. Slate Dc|varlinrnt leprrscn* -Ifiii-k silo, liars al»>iit !a" (ret in th ree . Jewish mayors and some 40 **T-n l .* . ,-i i i D CTRO IT. Aug. 7, (.11 Appro- U.S. (ieneral Probrs ( I fim llniirtl tn* l ‘a g r I n u ll I h e i»ki* t It? < ItnmU’r i»f 0 > n i . m im tc ls lit MniiufAiclurother Jews for the avowed purpose (alive ever hat vitiletl Jogjakarta. The; premier. In yt statement llie rc e t #Kiv*iifiU i . If** snif Co, I'STjilifyv^.s tvrii* aetil h a u n t 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 Jogjakarta 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 bandmastrr In the I'arifir Thra“use its influence with the Neth­ idea, be levi-hledi noil puieii! IS-off tank ears were wrecked by era that 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 Nations) Security Coun­ Enlistittrtit Jo the National 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 thr 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 mi lusly pindiutiiin in an expbinitiion lodny for Ru*i>*ian manv Ini)..- eniplovet* in thU and lit Ihe Afumela ted I' m ** district -fiisj division light in iwu Bnggs plants todav. way track, but caused no casual­ Indonesian proposal that an in­ aeixim •->( the l.olmii Fefinerj- io ternational arbitration commis­ Thiltnfershowet * not, r adlllg oihei eoiiitoDuiln s of tlie nation, wtlh Jni-knimville, St. Aegintue- , llriggs ie|mrleil 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 after An extraordinary meetlnv of sion tie dispatched t(j Indonesia V. 8 \ i mv hendquarirM ‘rn-il hieese* cut fll/Hu | u v when he announced Vaid l.cumt (the Jewish National Without delay. eil out. • ■112 of tin* plant maintenance force K e v e *. tn a letter to C u l. G eneral West’s worat heat win* *•! the yeui vi-a led t .— The statement, 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. m i 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 Waller baml lie declared. Inn it can »*, jlh at IH)0 workers wore absent from lrt-r of -.the council, utacrlcd tlmt •lit v— of I(Midi-): l v* leiiiperalun a Vlatit.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 James O’Neal, pro*-j .ent I .HiMl home from tin* Conner the oil ooik* in Rte c.ipacity of ted and all Jewish shops, testnur- international commission, could cut Unilmnsler 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 North and Wist anti i- U*ltn: illnr *sent inti* or their customary 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 ulent cut definition of German assets in hi okett lu m lu m .l -' th e W e n 'b rr' t^*L'-.w h ib ---- - iTiafTrttrT*nrr lO s lls s n l m•im ('BAi1 . 4i«r* closed from 2:00 1’. it. d o 5.00 formation Booth on North Park AusImh f«i ilM-iiiaiou h: the Atrs Ituth of Jtie-e i-oncern*. it was P. M. Avenue by the Junior Ohanilier ••ft Packard'* supply of bodies. Ilian peace lieaty then Ihe arlion lluirati said afli-t a .ii-Mcc at t'hi- uiiiiouncrtl lime agreed to give engu early today lurtibled lhi-.ttu r The leadert at the tamo time of Commerce will m*rk the start, A llrigv- spokesman said th.* rinild le* “unilerstoiMl," I III‘it elllployees time off for. sum’ called for the abolition of emer­ Florida Salesman Is of the [.akor Day celebration here, 2 More II. S. Army absenteeism generally was a ttri­ If that wete so, the U. 8. gener­ curv flout HI ill 72 m ill.i a- lew ntei encampment* in addition to gency regulations and :h> reestab­ Convicted Of Murder according to the prpRrnm ic* buted to the heat.' which he said- al said "I should np'pteclat,- ,t minute*.- ’' Elsewhere. IhoHftll, the tmecas their regulai vacations sml to lishment of the supremacy af civil leased today by Kdward Higgins, Men Killed In Manila inside the factories it-gnlered 86 letter front you t‘> that effect." (I’sBllMta m i r u r r« « i ter said continued high leuifern reimburse them doting thi* mllmanager of tijj- Seminole County degrees. -No worker comment wns “Itiit." the letter cotiGnueil, "if ita n training, i»eiimI, 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 Chrysler a German asset without uwalling ticulqilv from iiimihen’ieii Muht- to- fue dal* this year and two Green To Address onlv 2H minutes today before con­ fi'ora. reported that l*oo workers in completion of discussions n r resolu­ gan southward ihruugu IndmiM.) weiAis next year, for llie differOutboard raring and tbe Motor U. 8. Army by unknown Arthur Berry, Jacksonville Regatta VFW On Guard Unit victing fium w{ 1 * *?,"1 ,U i,,r' ' * y. 1 'la Lynch Itoiul gear and uxle plant tion* of difference* either wijlun actus* southern I I11 o >i - o n d .m 'e l.etweeu their tegular pay will .follow at 1:30 olb-orh magatme salesman, of kil* eloek under tntf auspices of the ^nea*Hyttbyu* ronunanu. illM| a like* number «»f D * Holo thi' Ati’ l i iiqj Treaty 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) miles' This pit-grant dims been adopted Philippine K-out. of tltf A r j S y s j 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. CoAt Guard' Auxiliary. at- its ’ 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 . tint)'placed (|ra, n|«cwi m .,. oulaido ouisolo tempers temnera(lie rotttusf at tha Legion Hut Mon nralic sentence of death in the elecSenator Speasard Holland. Sec­ Wetlnewfay while un guard duty lure at 88 degree*. stro ng winds which t ie" down1- , , ... 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 test To cation of a new National ’Guard U. S, Dlatrict Engineer, Colonel at Camp llatangas, ihr m lie. •ind Mercury hourly-ruled worker* Berry began subbing and half col­ Power service. Some I hjUw ’ and 1 ,, V V . u , l i m . r l n n unit her*, and will outline how lapsed Be Held In Luke Mary automobile* in her ehalc where she b.d Willis Teale, will apeak, amt southeast of Manila. w ere 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*. trophies and prltea to th* winners One scout was hit hy six hul at least until next Tur»dap, nllrlIt wai announced today by John been sitting at her aon'y aidr-dur- uf the Regatta will he presented lets and diet! almost Instantly, huted by the Ford mu mu: cm ent to A beauty contest, 1which all ing the trial. A high reaiiing of ltll degrees " A§HINTtT(jN. Aug. 7—(AT— Sauls, po*t adjutant. Central VfiUrdiy |fn:vp Clik*afft4 iH licit t^nl •!muni' I n!t|wi»lT/ _ Judge Jutin U., Bird recessed at the 7:00 o'clock^banquet to ba the announcement rrlnlrd, whlh the strike of 7.IHK1 worktTs nl the Semimile County or of Oov* -C.. W. Johnson will prvaldo iir given at the Mayfair Inn for the other, with tw o’shots in the Florida girls are eligible to join, three-day period m is ,- Jul-.-. I:*» 1 • ’“'■r 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 Murray Corporation of America will I*** conducted In cunnectinn (In each of the three d s.s. Ho- <licd at-lu r Jmme here today, Scott who is now away on voca­ the Jury’* verdict. Chambers of Commerce and their In an.Arm y hospital. Their name- idanL with the tlsnce (wing given Sat mercury Miss Caldwell's lowly was found rcury climbed.in IP0.-jrm u tk tion. wars withheld ■ j _ pending notificaurdsy evening from 8:00 to 12:00 Yuma. Ari*,,- reported the n*. or her apartment, to which *h* “Due to tha fact that so many Large Cuban City * frtendx. Stale Senator Lloyd F. Boyle tloh of next of kjn. returned - after reporting tq Car Fire Attributed o’clock at tho Mike Mary Com­ tion’* highest temperatuii * vs-»ter. had vaUran* it # seeking membership Attacks on U, 8. Army pei will terve aa toaatmaater. A munity llulldltefTy the laike Mary day, 113 degrees. ' I'hqgnt* in tile the general accounting oftjc* In th# VFW post w# are issuing Shaken By 6 Quakes Jayce# sponsored dfoce will' be sonnet since June 28 have result To Visiting Smoker Chamlter of Commerce recreatlun Mime nts(i“ iiud 112. where she was employed. Author* a special invitation to these men Iflt'* said death wits ibis' to u.tturcommittee, it was • announced tohern a t 10:00 o'clock in the hotel ed in a doien casualtir*. Th. nihcr point* rejbuAing lOtl bi HAVANA, A ur. 7, On* lo attend the m eeting" *md AdFUUpwine military rnmm*nd ami , W. A. Morrison, Ford dealer, dsy by If. H, Grier, committee more included: Fresni. Calif, and nl causes, possibly a heart attack. man died of a heart attack -aril hall room. — . jutant Hauls. the U. S. criminal investigation today attrihutrd the fire that chairman About 18 girt* are *1- Advance. Mo. 10tl; Batesvlll •. Atk.. Miss Caldwell cant* here s«v*r» 30 persona Buffered Injuries as Mr. Sauls, who alio serves ee division are investigating. started In his new Ford sedan ready entered In t)|e contest. .L and Farli. Tann.. 105: St. Lout*. ni *years Ago and worked for k th* city of Santiago was shaken commander of the 6th district Saturday evening while he wax In Member* of the laike Msry Mo.. Shrcve|>ort, 1^., and Effing­ time in the office of her brftthsr, o f-th # VPW in Florida, stated ■lx times yesterday afternoon and Matthews Is Elected th* baathall park to someone get­ Youth Center are working on ham. ill. 104, Little Rock, Ark , llten n rni-mlu-r of the lious*. Housholder Offices that the Sanford poet had tbe last night by earthquakes. Funeral arrangem entt have not ting into the car, «illinK down the impiuvement of Ihe public I'ellciton. Mich. 103. Nashville, The poputaee of Cuba's second Mayor Of Altamonte largeat delegation At the recent Move To New Location and than leaving a lighted cigs* beach at Crystal Lake, Mr. Grier and Tenn. 101, Grand Rapids and lieen completed, Imt burial will city (pop. 120,000) remajned out diitrict meeting in PeLand. * la- In the family cemetery aft rettoi Ila declared that h* did ■aid, Col. J . E. Matthtwa was elected Travers* City, Mich. 100. of doors oil night In fear that Milton, FI*., Miss Caldwell was their homes would collapse. Moat mayor of Altamonte Springs Ernest F. Housholder. Sanford not amnka himself. u native of Knoxville. Tenn. * Plant Roof Collapses of the city's houses showed cracks Tuesday tp susoead U. 0 . Sm'lh attorney, today ennounccd thr State Highwayman L. C. Bender Teen-Agers Invited Operations Begin On today as a result of the earth’) who resigned from thU office, J. moving of hit law office from using tt portable fire extinguisher, In Miami Downpour movement. ■ * Goodard was elected city clerk to the Atlantic National Dank kept the Mate under cunlrvl un­ To Party In Orlando St. Johns Project LIodh-R otary Ball The first tremor was felt at fill the vacancy created by the Building w h en he ha* been loc­ til the Fire Department arrived t , MIAMI, FUh, Aug. ?. f/P)_A 8:02 P. M. (KBT) yesterday and death two wseki ago of L. R. ated for 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 tha-last at 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 8t. Johns River * * of ■ building to coltaDse here to. Most of the injuries were claa- ion. will b* associated with hi* son ■ r -L *----- = ----------Department to attend an 'aifmls- from -1'aUtks. to Sanford to a 12 The Lion-Rotary softball gama^ dar but no one wns injured be- aified ee light. There were 212 votes cast, Karlyle, and daughter-in-law sion free- teen age party to be foot depth were Started tliui which was rained nut a week ago lVISITING ENGINKER conns the proprietor wm* ilelayvd The tremor* were felt through- according to B. D. McIntosh, Jr. Darla, who are^ nrwcomeri to the AVcilflL-xday will-ukw-qUe*-Friday Wfl*y Gillespie of the Jackson- _given next Wednesday .. evening b r the min. out Orient* province, but with who came second In the mayor **n ^ ‘ ‘ -ftrm ^ flf—Bmlttr a t o'clock a l thl~T7rUlidi. evening at the Lakefront Soft* intensity than- hr-Santiago. mi ttlirir V6t*a to T O rM a tt- ^ rte ^ e u ife ^ o T six offtces^ocoupy ball Park at 8:00 o’clock, It wm4 ay conferred with Colissum a t * program to be cn Among A m u r cities reporting effect* hewa 127 vote*. T. Fir ton Ifar- th* ,front of the second floor of ^announced twlay by Lion Captain mlwloncrs and Mayor titled “Sanford night." W 0 A. M. while m in wax pourf pouring from the quake were GuanUnsimi, low trailed with 1ft vote*. Of th* th* butfdlng and were formerly At '10:00 -o'clock there will be ed .th is‘ morning hy Edward Hig [Richard Deu» and Rotary Captaiir 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 Cliy Manager IL N. a lalxnt contest for all agea con­ gins, manager of the Seminole Semirwli Orville Touchton. Flayers or* ee they took shelter under art awn- Balre, Con tram aestre. Bogus, De- registrants coat their vote* apd and the Isle H. C. Du Boo* and ducted at the party, and hrond- Counti- Chamber of CAinwerce.’ requested to l>« un hand 'a t 7:80 lu r across the street. * n ano and Central ToesJo. 87 out of-114 white registrant*.th# lata T. B. Higgins. The Gillespie was on hia way east over 8tetlon WORZ, and the signing of a bill for -F. M. A few mlnutee before the owner The buildings reported moat In the voting for clerk, Mr. rooms have lawn repainted and tte r Park and declared that pritea will be given to winntra. an additlonsl appropriation * uf \ Dr. A. W. Epps, Jr. will pit arrived with the key to le t them in, imaged in Santiago include a Goodsrd recleved 1 61 vote* to l l deco rated Hind present an a ttract­ return her* soon to-check Local entrants are advlaed to 1300,000 last week for OiU foork, and Andrew Stine will catch fi the roof collapsed with a roar. hospital and an a rt school. The cost for Fred rM U kuer. In th* ive appearance with carpeting of projects, principally al telephon* Mr*. II.. V. Aiken at a total uf |«00,(»0 1* now.aitell- Itnlnrv, Harry Robson will h The Weather Bureau told 4.0ft wall* of some private hornet election, .12 bell eta were declared * deep shade of red, Venetian _ pump stalion wher# new 1024-W for full particular* of abl* for th* project, Mr. .Higgins for tha Lion* with Al Lyon lathee e l rain fell in ft i / a hours, eollopeed. void, sold Mr.’ M clatoih. blind* and yellow’ drapes. _ angina* or* being Installed. th* contest. said. reiving. 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 A t: fp>,; ■ - H:. '‘ S'*/*''- A * n,J ■ ■ *j . ♦ . - ,. ' L ._ . ----- a--- k& t - d— t----- ----- V ’ p • j f . * ' - 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. 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 06, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 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/10d775b3c5499b0d834beb30639173a5.pdf 4975ab40f9552a539c9796f0da4f6cbf PDF Text Text M O NDAY, A U G U ST 4, l x THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA colonic* or any other alternative censFs provided a hearing first is the owner. The new ordinance ia dtilgx hold on such proposed revocation. source." U N Success race no longer conatitutea an Churchill, leader of the ConserThe Chief of Poilce ahall report to become effective on Sept. | ( t * a l l a « H f l a w !• **• ( l a e l ••Internal affair." Were the trou­ vatlve oppoation which Lal>?t out­ r e m a l i n i at |26, but la $50 thoae who fail to aecure or poit tib le in Holland itaelf, undoubtedly organisation declared fn a new* number* two to one in Parliament, where five or more aaalatanta are cenaea conspicuously In place* of government ahould have that view­ (there would nriae the question of pledged the Attlee government builnea*. * • employed. point. However, the ambassador •whether Hie nation'* aovereignty conference. He said bgt*. Clifford 'Martin _.. MMnal /raw " a n u AM.I all a a n a il .ta Were Stomach Ulcer Psi Failure to aecure a llcenae a* molt certainly will run up again*! trai heWqr-infnngrtt. Itinerant merchants tempor'ariand Mrrvyn I’atce, found hanged (hi argument thnt, IrS the new eni ly occupying buildings must pay prricribttl ro*kr* lw violator Of courae thi* open* up a hit in Palestine last Thursday., were Napoleon's Waterloo? hhleh the world ia entering, a field for argument. We we thnt "known to 'b e guilty of. anti-es­ no’w $76 a month 'Instead of $50 subject to fine double the amount The great Napoleon who rm quarrel between » "mother coun- in the nature of the SecnrPy pionage in civilian dresl." as formerly. Telegraph compsnmC required for the Been*#. up to nations was himself a sin licenses have been increased to |200 maximum fine, Each day ol afler-rallng paint. Those « Council vote on the Australian- • lie would enumerate others (160 from $100, and telephone operation ron»titute* a aeparatc itislresae.i with stomach or American reaolutlon which nrdcred who were on the death list 1 f companies to $200 from $100. and diatinct offense. Payment ol palorg Intllassllon, R a t pains the Nctherlanda mid the Indonea- It gun.' When 'asked about (Senhum, burning sensation, blot •ian —- Jgovnnment* P U B I B P IP l« rt-a-r flgh'.- oral Sir Evelyn Barker, former License* are' due on Oct. I any lirenae tax may be. enforced nlhrr romlitluns cause.) In ing nmnnliately and settle their |Mulish commander in Palestine. and expire on Sept. .70 of the fob lay aeiture and *a!e of the prop- acid thnuhl try I.'itaa. Dei hot of t'dga rahlfls fun differviKM by peaceful mean*. 1the Irgun leader aald "he ha* lowing year. They are termed de- erfy to th* highest bldtlff, loi- itruag'sr. ,1'irst dote Then1 aie eleven metnlier* on the an-account lq l>e . settled.’.' l uu tlig'-pubttriied- notice' top twh o t r e l i r r l*l 'S *. lh'>|u«it If not paid withlii t i l In 'US S A f m council, including the big five, week*. The amount of the licenao days- after the date due! ‘ The i l l .e: V O C lf MONET l u r h V "Wg don't recogniae the right America, Britain. !tu*>ia. France and coat of-the aalc will then be Ion I’rus Co. sod drug Commission retains the right to svsry Where. and China. The Vote . was 1 0 *n of the Hi It Mi government In Starts Tuesday! fitted for. such .ahowa has been not rrnew, nr to revoke IIPalestine." the Irgun leader said. favor of the resolution, with three T h e M ost ••llunh-lluah” " It is nnr country and we or.' nlrstcnlltm *. _ S e c re t I n -H int or v Th'-lrf IHVtaltilng weir. Impcrlnl yoked to bring alsiut its lllw x Cqn Now lit* T o ld !- ' government*, Brilalii,"" LihV p anT Wirmr'IT.' said the British White ■'Tor the firat time on any itclgium, and they kept <|uict for Pa|»er published In IMS* was ta r -1 (amount to nlndishing the British pd{een-- the personal, human obvious reasons. Story of those who lived and Sn while we can say, and thy mandate over Palestine. I6Ved and dared to brave thu wyrld in general will agree, thnl mysteries In the making of thu cmplle* are on their way out, yet atom bomb. it will' Iw a long time W o re all .if them nre broken up. While The P ersonal H um an D ram i they leinaiif we must expect the imperial governinrnta to insist otf D rhind Ihe A tom ic Bom b! their right to defend what they regard ns their rightful pouts, sion*. And In rehuttal we shall Attlee Wednesday at the start of hear *urh charges ns Hr. T. P. a two-day debate In the Kouso of r*inng, of China, hurled at Hol­ Common* on the state of the na­ land during the Security Council tion. debate whet) he declared that th« Dutch were acting n* an "nverhifd" Motion ileturn are and wanted to plare Indonesia In ' flick*'' In Jew Zealand. the tide of a "vassal state." | p u tn tt« t c The way things stand at th lsi' ^-Approximately 60C Five men at Salford, arrested killed and .1,000 Injl on .similar charges, were rrlrasr I in the United Statea. on hail. These trials wrie set for next Monday, The prosecutor there *ald 2!» antiJeeriih Inci' dent* occurred during the week X- CELL STORE end and quoted two of the de Y es — D EFIN ITELY LOWER — And Besides 202 Sanford Ave. fendJsnt* as shunting "Serves them right" and “I've gut a fjv e ry th ln jr In Ih e s t o r e ‘la tag g ed In plain fig u re s no th e cu sto m e r can C a s t o r P om ace brother out there." d eterm in e and com p are v alu e*. It I* n ev er n ece*sh ry tb g u e s* a t ■quality Kighty-threc percent 2.K0 p e r cw t. « Meanwhile daylight disclose-) knowlrgde is brought and values u n d e r,h e a v y Miles preanure. Y au can *hop le liu r t ly and avoid further dstnsge done to »yii*through his Vision. C olton S eed Meal ~ p a in fa l-in (sta k e *:-----/ . ' ” gogiies during the qlght in othei 14.00 p e r cw t.-------- — __ ___ pait s of England. ■ ---------------After n noisy crowd had l»en Fertilizerseen near a Itanisgate synagogu., It was discovered that aix win­ 4-7-5 38.48 net dows were shnltcird. Notice Imards were torn down and more -5-8 42.75 net e If you get up nlthlt—hive frequent d»- windows smashed In a suburban ; * ■ir. to pass your water—tsil Have only London synagogue. rerth Celery Seed K.nty pstsain —jm, ami have bockarb. < t t n tK. du. to firm acidity in the urine, he (Isd ymi'r* reading Ihisi Three srnersSlone ago Dr. Kilmer, a ^ efftu tii Churchill Address Chair- & Ottoman famous doctor, found hundred* ot his tiaflenlt with this trouble. Painstakingly (I «•m11na**1 $$*•»« !*«>■• Ilnrl Abto G nm tnx, D I)T and hr made a medicine of IS herb*, mole, Paramount Ne*e vegetable*, tialsama—Nabirr** ownway id a aclf aupporting nation ami aypv :v Carlnnn o th e r Innectlddeti, rrlirf. He ratted it "Snamp-Root" and tem at the curliest niomtn* and milliott. of grateful men and women hay* flolh the-rhair and ottoman will nut aside evere impediment. taken It—otlep with amaring resutls. are finely tailored In supe­ a;ul labor long and lurid." tiwamp-Koot gne* right to work to SANFORD TLAHT D A Y M ON DAY rior fabric*. Chair I* com­ Hath out kidneys...Inrrearee the flow of Churrhill said he Rt*>> had ohpletely spring-filled. nr'ne. helping tnrellerf'errew aridity... *o Iretrd to IJ. S- loan terms under X-CEL STORE Ihr irritalrrl bladrter gel. a good Rushing which, "if. we wore Incapable of H a n fo rd 'A v e . A 2nd St. r«it. tno. Many tepoet getting a good /ter Die l>^ Sr.l /err doses (Aim . finding dnHy* to,pay fur Amer­ mtit's *te«p a'lrr 0itl !tw P hone 154 . Caution i lake at dberied. ican tmnmr* of lolraeeo or other Hanford. Flo rid a Fur fi r e trial supply, send So Dept- a , commodities, we must rerlure also K J n rrfc C ir.T n r, t i n I MI, (Uamf-yit, in equal prupdrtlooa all similar We D eliver CuTkuOr—tetjullaiird botlk <J Baramp inipdrU from our dominion» ood tlrr-t today st )r-*ir drutWisr Banker K/lled I (a U a lty T ite r * la S tr e n g th — To IVoUet th* I'cor# of th , World; To Prosaot, th# P ro,res, of A ntrim ; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. VOLUME XXXVIII | 1' M; ‘ I r 1 i ■■ 1 1 I yU . 1 f I i- LONDON. Aug. 5 •*V> Prim* Minister Attlee introduced sur­ >pie legislation in the House ol ,'ommons today to give hi* govinmrnt broad new powers for in'tracing agricultural and imluitri* i| production to meet Biitain's mpending dollar cfiiir/* DO precise (rowers sought fur he Labor regime were not imnic ' Lately clear, hut a highly placid tource said it did not provide (or rower to direct labor. Deputy Prime Minister Heiberi lloiiiion said the legislation would nake possible ‘"the lull inotiili'falion ol lire economic resource* r| the nation. FiTen, n conservative ipokrtman and former foreign wereSary, protested that the House iiuld not d*nl with such broad efislation before Its scheduled idjoiirnmeht this weekend. Moirison replied thnt, if it beraiiie necesaary ill the iiatioiml nterrst, the House could postpone idjournnieiit and " s i t ' n bit longir." ,‘ ’ * The measure Iqtrnluclil w.mld ixpand provisions of a lutf. act I f which the government was pvrn added |mwrrs to diiert the intion'a transition from a wartime o a. peacetimn basis. The authoritative Hritlsh Press tseoeiation aald the bill "extends 2, Jvoitering and directing »xv-riWniul reducing import* mid Irdirasing the balanrs of trade, S. Knauring that the whole re« * m * ei Hit cnmmiuAy-lu- Used n a manner best calculated to i*rva (he Interest* o f the rommun- CLEARWATER, Fla.. Aug. 6 17—The extended mas* of toil* if dead fish killed by the »o■ailed “red tide" floated northmard along Florida's Gulf Coast JUowly,.today with the head of the ughefonMc of fish about 15 miles ortW\f here. Am it passed by the beaches “ i mass was al>out six era the lilea off ahore. Fringe* of the rot Ing collection of fish havi auched shore at spot* nlnnj LAMPS •* Va Price & Leps Your Ford Dealer knows your Ford best, because Table lamps, too. are re­ duced. .All are high quality lamp*. 'Large n r l r l j of styles and colors. SHect pour* now and data. bcolored waters Vos moving qrthward at tha rata jnf about no mile* an hour. Head of the res was bevond the Anclote light ff Tarpon Sprlhg*. ' A few scattered fish ram* s t ­ ore at Indian Rocks Reach which ereral days ago waa deluged with •rga collections of the smelly l*h. Beach residents hurlad them k quickly ■as they washed onto 2. SPECIAL FORD EQUIPMENT They're Ford-trained to re­ pair your car In the quick­ est lime at great tavingi to .you. It'i the equipment which Ford engineer* know wfH give your Ford tha hast service. • - Di^Tranklin E. Campbell. Binlias county health director, said btervers had told him tha long trlng-out floating mats of fish ____ 60 mile* long and r*e about r “ ‘ «ut 30 miles wide. Marina life experts studying the th plague have said It was esuaI by a tiny organism known os linoflagellato." This organism a reddish tinge, thus ghrha plague its name of "rad 3. GENUINE FORD PARTS They're designed and mode by Hie makers of Hi* parts you're replacing. They fit , batter, work batter, lost longer. ' ; ' Anf i Wa us* tb* maHiodi whtft th* factory eng Insan And gives you Hi* bast Fort! Service In Hw ahortait time ot Hi* lowest cost; T H IS RJ5D RO O M 8 U I T E I S C O M P L E T E Imagine a price Uk* this on a complete bed room outfit. Including elk * an lamrsprlng mattress, cell spring, pdlawo, and tnfted spread. Tha chest has four spacious drawer* and tb* vanity boa a genaln* pis'* mirror. • . * • Chifforobes u s e 4 )u r e a : «otn fish, flounder, grouper, nta, have suffered moat at the ids of tha mysterious fish kltlMoat of th* fish have bean of HI varieties, although Severalpon and big Jewflsh weighing aval hundred pounds have bean ortod by observers fljrlpf aver EO A C L B l m p l o y e e s d lb 2 5 Y e a r E m b l e m ^ d ^ a W s m t w a l l built. Wal- ITIMAT Hear tho DEEPFREEZE Program featuring The Four Knights overWTRR E s ta b lis h e d 1BOS L e g i s la t i o n P r o m o t e s P ro d u c tiv ity , F o s ­ t e r s E x p o r t s .. A nc! In d u ce s I m p o r t s I Can you Imagine receiving nil 10 of these handsome piece* at (hi* amaxingly low prlre? Unbelievable isn't It? . . . Yet for only $193 we're offering the spring-filled sofa. Ihe spring-filled matching lounge chair, the occasional chair, cocktail table, the tw& lovely end tables, table lamp! Jr . floor lamp, ana tb* bookcase. ■pl?(l? “iluudV*tonfght and >V#d nr«d«t with local ofteruoon ihun dertho* er*. SA N FO RD , A ttlee O ffers Bill T o Britons Jail Ps Red Tide ovimr North In 60 Mile String An exceptional value at thia law price, firing In your room measurement*. W EATH ER AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NBWRPAPKM Morrison said the measure would Implement" Attlee's crisis proICtMlIaaaa s s P a * r R ls ) Con gowall I Q n lin. f t TH E i 8 . Donaldson and II. B. FetusACL car Inspectors of Sanford, ru awarded th* company’# 25 ir emblem for continuous aari this morning. The presentation a made by M. Carroll, ganars) •man in bU offlca. ir . Donaldson originally »M Ployed by tha ACL on July I. T U E S D A Y , AU( In Palestine Egypt Makes Freedom Plea To UN Council G o v e r n m e n t B u ild in g P a r t i a l l y W reck ­ e d B y B o m b In N e w F e ig n O f T e r r o r Im m e d ia te W ith rlra w a O f B ritis h F o rces F r o m T e r r i t o r y Is A sk ed By P r e m ie r JERUSAimTug. 5 <dv LAKE 81T C B 88. Aug. 7 —UP)— Britain today defend­ ed her rights to maintain troopa In Kgypt and demand­ ed that the 1‘niird Nation* Security Oranril strike an Egyptian complaint from Ha calendar. - The Uritish attested the mayur* ol the Jewisli town of Tel Aviv. Kama! Gen. Nalanya and I’rlah E l e v e n t h H o u r A g r e e ­ Tiqva (Tikvah) and jailed doren* m e n t A v e r t s N a ­ ol other Jewiih leaders in dawn t i o n w i d e S t r i k e raids describcbd officially as "par: Ail the b*m|iaitin agamsl tcriotD irrR O lT . “X u T 5 The uni " Rut violence continued. C. I. O. United Auto Woikrts, in an agirrinrnt averting their hord Motor Co. strike scheduled fus today, were given a year’s giace from slnkr damage suits undri the Talt-Hirtley Labor l»aw. This the. company agreed lu in an eleventh-hour pad which serv­ ed to keep 107,000 pioducliun woikcis on the job as a nation 'wide walkout set for noon, was called oil. Die agreement, ’under which the union and company will un- F L O R ID A , A labor depaitment building in the alter! of the Prophets was Marled hy a homb which killed a British policeman lining to remove the cxplunve. "Iwo olhert were liapprd ‘ in the .debris, Irom which arose a mushrooming smoke cloud. British troops investigate an Arab report that six qrrm-d -Uad-Dtfcrn a Hi ilnir lm o in o r grove in the Tel Aviv area, other unconfirmed report a s t e r .,, that five British soliHers and their army vehicle were mlasing In Ihe tame area. The arresta edm* afle.- two weeks of Jewish underground vl»ence In Palestine during which two young Uritish aimy sergeants wrie hanged and atranglrd to death on small trrea near N'atanya. The departure of Jews from Palestine hv air or surfitce routes apparently was rut off liefo.re the roundup was launched. The high commissioner mean­ while Issued an order outlawing British Trumpeldi a youth uiganltatfon embracing about 1.7,00(1 teen age boys and girls, declaring there -was good ground for Vupposing it "a recruiting ground for dissident KrouPxJl—Tins urr intfS'lien U named ofUi Joseph Tlbmpeldor, who was k illn lja a clash in a Jewish MUIement ill northern Palestine in Um 1920's. Meanwhile, in laindutr, a Jew a VAny new lalior legislation ballifi* crowd of 700 ptranni dam. raise- prubleme of • human relationihips. It hai Income appar­ ent to in that all of the ramifi­ cations of such problems rannot l>* ironed out Immediately around the tiargolnlng. table! "Under today’* oettlement. ojvpnrtunlly has Ireen provided for finding in less hectic surmroumb of the Taft-Hartley law aceepU Inga a aolution within tha spirit aide tu Imlh the union and the company." A Joint company-union atatement announcing the agreement, I averting the *l»ik# wa* male public at 4:30 A. M. less than eight houra ahead of the strike Re-apptaital of Sanford pro­ deadline. * perty by an uutalde agency as a The statement aald the union mean* of adding to the City'a tax I I ‘m I I * s H an l*« a r S ls l income was proposed last evening to the City Comratsslon hy K. F. U. S. Setting’’ Up Rule Iloueholder, Sanford attorney and former commissioner. _ In Pacific Islan d The Commission, which met a* an equalitatian board, received PEARL HARBOR. Aug. 3. D P )- only one protest again*, its an­ Adm. Louis K. Denfcld, high com­ nounced intention of a ,10 nerrent missioner of the 1,480 Pacific In­ hike in property valuation*, and lands. and atolls to lie adminis­ that was a written one, according tered hv the United 8tate* under to H. N. Sayer, eity clerk. United Nation* agreement, 1* set­ Mr. Housholder stated that the ting up a civil government lim it­ 10 percent appraisal increase ing personnel and method* of the would add to the City Irtromo, but Navy’* current^ m ilita ry govern­ to too little an extent In view of ment. “• ' the wav Sanford I* growing. lie assigned Rear Admiral CarloNo reriurit for re-appraisal has ton II. Wright as deputy high been made since 1928, said Mr. commissioner of the mandafed I#/- Kuuaholder who declared the he ritory. yesterday and Issued a pro­ and former Commltsionec Frank clamation to the 48,000 natives. Miller had rnatie auch a request at The vast oceanic area Includes that time. He urged that the ap­ the Marshall, Caroline and Mari­ praisal be mad* In tlma for the ana* Islands, wrested from Japan tax program of next year. during the war. They spread qver Mayor Gut told Mr. Houih.vldsome 2.000,000 square m il*! of er that the Commlasioner* had the Pacific. On# hundred and been thinking along tha tame lines, and that if enough people like! him advocate such a program that some action may reault State President L X K rsticcB s: W. F. (Illll) Itollrslun, president of the Florida Slate Junior. Cham­ ber of Commerce, will be In San/ord Saturday to preside over Ihe business meetings of the tyo day summrr stale Jayree confer­ ence. Douglass Funeral Set For Wednesday CRAWF0RDV1LLE, Aug. G, —Funeral oerrira* for W. B. (Baba) Douglas* who died of a heart attack while driving hi* far yesterday, were aat for 4:00 P. M. Wednesday from th* Melton Fun aral Home In Lake City. ; * Mr. Douglass waa chairman of th* Florida State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission and had been a member of ijuj railroad board.for IB year*. Tb* Railroad Commission haa cancelled ail hearing* and the other two members of (ha board and-nsaet-of-the umimisslon pan sonnet will stand th# services. MtJLLOY HUMMONBD NEWARK. N. J ., Aug. $, Th# Newark Evening News said today that Gardner Mulloy, fifth ranking American tennis amateur, hod haair summoned to appear to­ morrow before th# United States Lawn Tennis Association Raisa Commit!** to explain expanse allowance* received by high rankplayars on n Florida SffiJ F e e t O f R o u d w .i! D e e d e d T p C o u n ty 1 9 4 5 A c t i o n S ta n d : Hie I-akc Maly bathing bead Tontinveiiy was srlllrd this mum t'tg M atceptance by ihr Count) ......... . an oiler by Mi. LuWina S. I lainton ol - l.ak. Maty and her lather, /, I. Smith J?wCees To Hold Meet Her? , his Weekend im I \Vlri W ASHING TON. Aug. 5. I/V>— Senator l erguson said today • he han. teicw.ltd e> rrquenl (com Howard U u ik n ' sllm n ti Ihat * ■ftie'Senate War Investigating l omrolllee ta'iuel u subpoena lor Ihe California airplane contractor. - NKW VttltK. Aug. 5. id*)— Special session* Justice Fred­ erick I.. Ilarkritburg ha* signed a warrant fur Ihe arrest of John W. Mevrc. publicist-for movie and aviation magnate How­ ard Hughes, on tin- complaint of a night dull cigaretl* f ill who say* .Meyer is the father of her sIx-inosuh oM eon. In Washingtun. .Meyer, yh» has been testifying he (or* Ihe Senate cunimilte* Investigating Hughes' airrraft contracts, Irrmrd Ihe girl'* com­ plaint "ridiculous" and said hr never hud been out with her. The girl. Pal rlcis Miles, former model who has born a rlgarslte girl at noine ol the most eirlusiv* clubs on ihe (aahluiiabl* east , side, said In hn complain! that the child ■«*« burn l'eb. 2. 1917 , To 'ctrfcl lu ihr County loi ppbl.i WASHING I ON. Any. et »<■$*• Lllioll Konsevrlt told Senate mvestu. paik puipovrs, J 9 * « leel on .alors liwlay that hr pnmittrd llotvaid lluglirs lu-pay a |57ti.Bi hotel tiiaml Hrml Avenue hum the bill lor him in Drcrmbei, I'l-M. as a wedding pirsriil. Country liu l. ItoaJ tu Crysta Knmrvrlt ul>o trst-lsrd that J.u k l ive.-thru head ol Irsiis Wolld Anlinrs which iv cunlitdh-s1 hv Hughes, paid jhiH hotel expenses tor I II,. It’s liuiii.igr Dei tv. 1‘tdd |o | ayr l.iurt•*•!!, movie aclicsv Koosrvrll s.iid I Ins was a wrddmg gill to him by.I*rye. adding that N e w s w e e k E d i t o r A n il the iiionry came out ol I i ) r ’> |unkr|. “ M iss F lo r id , t ” T o "I believe on a vt.nt inlripirlalmn ol (hr law I might he lepilBe H onor G u e s ts inandrd lot accrpling a wrddiny p iorn l Imio Ih wod, Hughes. ' young Hucwrvrll tuld lllr Senale \\ .. luvcdigullltg i oiilliultrr Ihe coilimitirr it |lii|Ulllllg mill I lie w.lilltne awaid ol 140.0110.000 i,,onK |Mf4 In thr L uiiitimtl-in Florida junior Chamber ol Com­ lu irtciinl then action III I'M1! merce will open F'nday evening vacatin'! the piopcily. but the at the Mayfair Inn with an.-ex­ I oinniittiuner* , u|>on motion of liniwIrslge.nf a $172 gift of nyleit hose by..publicity man John W. ecutive committee, conference lot •Miy rt^ U i. fc'ivrn -at ires? Kayo Kinersou. who later, iwcatne Mr*. ' II t. Ovritpecl---- deslraretf l i TfiHivrVrlt. the Jaycre vtale officeit. •». I Ills 'll linn was bated on Belating the di-thlle i f the Hughe* wedding gilt, Roosavelt said the opinion o r the B o r ii J' i , i that just tiefore his marriage (o MU* Eniriton late in 1U44 ha was It must lie governed by inter luiiiry, L f--, Hoyle" ■ ■— , ■ ItarU'-g -Itt.th e ■Umvvh iy^ Killf- Hntvt- in C ltlf ihU: e .lie caid hie » * i aivoiupatils'd Id hi* ihitdren ') a foniicr inar■national-laur TtndTy 7 Tie ruarter J. L: hiehls stated that he of tha Uuitrd Nat inns which i* would Iml. p|rsent the (relitlun* tlage Slid a maid, uini jh at Hv he das almufe l-i pa> hit bill Mayer Augustine: liesiuin Chattea Wal- < him and said kei, -St. Augustine; ami Vice 1now tint r»ui<ei stum- of Interna signed by many Lake Mary real- approacl.ed "Yoil eaiiuot pay Hint lull,"' •* (tonal relation*." Piriulri.il W. A Leonard, I’m- Nukrathv Pasha Hummed up dants asking that tho t'anilllisalni. Flliiill added: rescind their HMb action, os tha "I said I lerlaluly mu Id and that I ali.ady had writtail the ■Jacob: V. H Orve-Te:, Gained Fuypt'esw.q muds as folhiws: oftri by Mia Hati isoii and Mr. rfirek." ._ valle-: Joe Ciabb, PaIAt ka : Hi all­ “ We ask: you tu direct the evac­ Smith nallaflrd Itiiil as a represen­ He *11111. Meyer told him IIihI lluglirr wanted to pay tha bill uation uf all Uritish force* from ey Odium. Sanfuid; Giaydon tative of the PI A a* far as naik as a wedding piraelit. the teiiilury. And we imk yuu tu Jone*. F( Mvet»; Ruheil 1). Iv- say that tide evacuation must lei l-onefll* wi Yonny Kuos, veil, dvi lau d, tils areeptaiu'a had "nothing tu do" Attorney first with any mntrnrt fm war plann , * lander, Weil Palm Beach and Jack immediate, taut It mu*t Ire Com­ *|reaker, tei _ „„ ljuevtioned ny aubctimhlilles* t'itattniin Fercusuit tB-Mlch) about plete. and .that it must tie uncoil- legntioii* Dial tin- t'.imiiilaatini had Delaney, Key We*l the gift of hosiery, which Mr), t had baled for >lu* Kmersou. RooaeVelt caiil fie fiail .lu-vrt t,, or,t of it Meyer .listed tlie bent on IVe further ask you to diiect Aug. 2ft, IPJ.'I, mule than n yegl lufuie HouaeVrll and Mlsa Euiertou ti -M-uaae* an !•**» *l*r were tnarried. * . "I would seriuukly queMImi I lie pinpiirly ol thi Hum uii a huaioes* account," Konsevell said, “wlitn tin wenvei could have ijo coulirctimi at all with the 7m*in. « " • ■ 7 fie Willies* wnn igiiuicl nl, i n.- nm l w I crgilnou and Senator wllhJ i i s . clhuii ler I ioiii tliem agirrlug to i veil might want tu tell hi* sid, - I il„ over the road strip which as h said in- -lidn'i act- wlml eottne- rimr n.ui plane*. tilig piiijM-rty irWUei* they had reived by reason of the prop The "llln ie" Inrldi llt. lilUi li 4uddicW the iransirortation ol a dog by (list n.i lieing vacated by the County tlun. Army jdane. ft w«n Kimaevelt'a dog. He said, the (l.'c.l will Ire con­ ItiHiM-velt put In that a "fniFI-low veyed ill Seplrrtilrr-i with the stip­ ulation lliat if-the tiilul is nul used to show I iind anything to -Ur with tinmm !*«•» q||| When Fergqsoil hsd Iilijn ted t-. 'nnj incident, I'eplH-r leplied ft un- Jtist testimony which the senati-i- have L. i L i s l e r D e n ie s - A c t i n g ■"Who (ieileral KooseVrlt. dun l un reconiniendation" that the govntiiuiiit A s l tu s s i a n A g e n t a new photo reeonnaiasanir plum, IV) with the issue. He said.lie'll ..lijt. I t„ WASHINGTON, Aug. 6, p17— Gerhart Kislei tcslified t-Mlay at full, who wa* a tnamlwr of a hi* pasiqirSVl fraud trial that In R....."toll-headed mllalon which 29 years n> a Crnnmunist he nev­ I vriillllilc|i(|c,| tlmt |||„ gnvei lillieilt acted a* a repirsenlative of might well be termed ".n-opernllon er l"i\ ‘lluglii-s' photo recJiuiatstance the Cotniitlinist Interiinti<.na1 1 < . Irta tii*. and co-ordination." Till* same There had U-eti earlier testi­ is glso carried us among mony that tin- reputed No. 1 1st Post W ar CroHaing program the negroes hf Bemlnnl.- County. American Communist had - Ireen Made By Queen Mary During a 12 month‘ period the sent to China a* a representative Association distributed 1 4 , 5 2 3 of the Comintern (Communist In­ nieces of health literature, don­ NKW YORK. Aug. 6. —Tho Giternationale). «nl British liner Quean Mary, hold­ ated Y’.IH quarts of milk to pati­ "That was a eompletr fabrica­ ents, provided for 74 detailed xer of the trana-stlantir speed re­ tion,” Klsler said. rays, made 81 home visits and hnscord. cdoipleled her first ocean lie said his only object tn go­ crossing since, reconversion from pi tallied M patients. ing to China sumrtliiie after 1928 Other service* included distribu­ war service today, and was ctitri-n waa to act a* a Journalist for a gala welcome to New York har­ tion of 273 poster*. 41 health talk* German Communist papers and givan and 3$ health movie* shown. bor. . German papers friendly with Six individuals were given medi­ Communists., lie said hn did-not The ship was given a, thunderous cine*. Thera were two demon­ reception by other craft in th* stration project* In better living. file any stories to Moscow, harbor and along the North lllvrr Sanatorium OatlenU received 28 os she was dragged and pushed to gifts and six regular checkup* her pier where hundreds of waving wer* furniihed to patients. . The Dewey Make» Public frianda and relatives o f tha 1,183 Association paid for three diag­ Statement On Labor passenger* aboard waited. he shouted. nosis -fee*, on# biopsy, one tilooj' Time for tha trip was announced tranafudng, tamsportatlon bv Cunard officials as four days, three patient* to 8anaioriunrand 20 hours and 43 minntei from provided 20 garments for patients. been publicly silent on the con­ Southampton, an average speed of Thia service la mods possible troversy over curb* on labor 28.88 knots. Tha officials said by tha people of Serainul* County unions as a 1948 presidential the ship was alowed yesterday so through their purchase of Christ­ campaign Issue, declared today that ah* could reach .the harbor mas seals. that "the principle* of union or­ for th* early tide and the recep­ ganisation and collective bargain­ tion |hat awaited her. be preserved." Terminal Leave Ends ingIp must a pro-Labor Day statement, four days after his return As Truman Signs Bill Issued from a 6,600-mll# western trip during vhlth h* we* quoted by a WASHINGTON, Aug. $. OPhPraaldant Truman today slgnad group of Utah young Republicans legislation sndllfg the armed earTaftsflartWy IMF, Dewey said: vfcuafrprarticm "Tha administration of th* gov­ was forecast by President Tru­ Inal laav* to disci man today as h* talked with nal and rrquli' g payment In cosh ernment of New York State Is more than 100 boys attending th* at tha time i discharge for ac- dedicated to tha principle that th* principles of union organiiatlon th . White Hous. Mayer had Urttd i S l ^ k h U d , ^ DouflnT Fair-* American Legion-sponsored forum erued leave. bn government. practice wa* to and collective bargaining must b* a $76 dinner with Hoosevelt, then fh u j. Glenn L. Martin, ConsollTh* previo ' Heading th* delegation of allow dlschan d personnel to r#» preserved." Alr, Fo« V co,on‘'1' * nd rintc-a. tha Aluminum Corp., of youngster*, who th* President main on the kjrroll for a period * IhMfl rnillfl *,°,r *ha ' r ,i' America. Reynold* v*a .been L.-.-n .two I la s s__ .. i / >Metals, «__ __ inGan* JVicBVANGBLI8T DIES "These could have sold ar* liv in g a t the right equal to tha umber of days of era!i Motors, Kurd. Chrjrriar, l „ a UmniaMr.al Had s l k aka ' NKW YORK. Aug. B, (A1 )-R o d girla I had dinner with)" Meyer ag*" ta Edmond Gong, 18, of laav* they ha accrued, with comtor Kmmanual and others. peiUatlon It sding th* usual nay (GipsvJ Sith, 87, world re­ sold. "Thslr names arsn't hrr*. Miami, Fla. Coining to Pan Amerlsan Air* ■ Th# Chlnesa-Americen youth allowances p I while on active nowned British avangsllst, died of If tbalr names wer* bare, It would wars, h* said, "Excuse m* for area elected lost night ss presi­ a heart attack aboard tha Jritla h help." |bringing that in." dent by tb* 103 delegates to tha .provides for cash Linar Quean Mary at ‘1:00 P. M., Latar h* said “It may have bean Fsrguson wonted to know whv. jo* an d longevity Monday, It becam* known whan Colonel Eldaon" at th* hotel with I "There have bean a lot of af* She haa bean missing alaca lost him, referring to CoL Horry Eld-• tha liner arrived her* today. (CanttnoaO •• ra c e sr*4 ■ ‘ ■ - Re-appraisal Of Property Proposed To City Commission tain a considerable measure of control over local affairs. A s s o c ia te d P m i L m T B Association Makes Report On 12 Month Ferliid Florida Boy Heads Body VisitingrTruman �\ PAGE TWO Baby Sitting The Sanford Herald RADIO PROGRAMS Station Now that Mtnriiiir with children hna Iwrotno a rccointjzod industry, it Memo nocvmwtry that rub* lx* ratabllnhctl to P e te r e d *e D H .k e r ST. • t *a w t» rd . e# C w aareee si gariiiPTtna PBiaSIr Is **' r , (Wffler, *»e»k Oar Maslb .— n » > M»lk< . -­ a i, . Up, !« ■ ( , • .,11 .kllM O e«llr» IkanhB, «* • •** *■' r«l*lBg will ■I irgHlnr B<|,rrll*l»* ............. ||, pt**e...tepee•*(■(* Tbe ller*l*l 1***1 field af | C erlW « , ...lalalaeU I* (*» In Ihr toll* k.ailAMflfta •» The lie ,.14 la • A . . . e l . 1*4 r e e a . w b leb la ' " J e . e l u . i . e l f I * (b e • * , , r ” 17 . 1,4 "The'practice o f.le aving itnmll chihlrinnin the rare of older children Inis' Wen* carried no far in Home comtnunl* tie* that parent* have been brought to qiurt to nmtwer charges of neglect. Contributing to the delinquency or dependency of children may bring a maximim, penalty or a year’ll imprinonment and n $200 fine. One cane when thin .sentence wan imposed concerned two mot hern who left town for two dnyn. leaving three children aged from ten month* to three yearn in charge of a thirteen-year-old Imy. . It in generally conceded that teen-age nittern are ade­ quate for davtime hour.* or early evening hut in most canes, authorities agree that only a mature. |>ernon should be left with small children, at night. A sensible 17 or IH-ycurild rs usually able to take care -of any emergency* that may urine, but an older, Experienced woman in preferable. An the purpose of the sitter is to take care of emergencies, it seems only common sense to have one wild is capable of coping with illness, fire or Intrusions from outside. There may even be times when .the jiarents should make the sacrifice of staying at home, in default of a suitable substitute. ta il* . -I «H (k* •—•**• *»"• a” * '7 . 14 Ikla »*e»apap*r. aa *»»•• »• * A T **-*,• 4 l «p a(eb c«- Divining - Rods * ______ , Believers In thp wonders accomplished by divining-rods will lie gratified at hearing that the government in using ’ IIIIILK VKILSP. 1011 TODAY a modern divining-rod to locate undersea oil off our coasts. HUT YOU CAN ORPHAN Thu name of thin modern instrument is radar, and its YOURJJKLF FROM GOI»: A application to oil-finding has been investigated since MONDAY. A t'G l’KT I, 1917 fnilii-r ‘of jh r A maionly "I Fold Woil^cn sic going on strikr liccainr ibcy don’t like the TallHklllcy • lalmr law . . which ■11 im rer n B H iii* •«• ■ * 7 egally if he (loe'»n’l like ihp Tdfi* R•rtlcy I jiw fithrr. /' • l^iil week we lead alioul a insul who had hern kepi a* a slave by a Hodrin couple foi 2 ) year*. Thi* w*«k we read about anothei maid who "nirt a’ very nice gentleman" in a movie, went to work (or him. and w*. Iclt S25U.O0O by ihe trim* of hi* will. So apparently m*id service is not all bad, . ON Hit ARIIVAl at U Guardla Field, N. Y.. from Pans. John W. Meyer (left), publicity man (or Howard Hu|hes, it Interviewed by reporters. He immediately left for W»ddn(ton where h® la scheduled to testify before the Senate War InveiUgatlna Subcommittee probing lb® award of an $18,000,000 flylng-bpat contract to Hughes. .(International) Largest Telescope In World Soon Will Begrin Study Of Stars Dr. Hubble. “We have sup­ posed that the atari must be disintegrating. The 200-Inch will tcO ua whether they are or noL" • * .1. la th® unirers® expanding* in Ihe Tampa Tribune that here * v»orpriul New York llrrahl 'tribune U P N ew . IteqU retlU llr Yniir* Kelley. II. F.. IWlcn'ir H K*M,y. Jcm o M. Toung To Kle. Codll a InvMC Co. Xluon, Nimnl Aui Alice To. J. C. Ilulchlwn A Co. Ij O'id. J. O. »Cu* Jo**phlne XI. To Today & Wednesday! John: T. llubertBon *lu* Th*lm*. Ilurlon. (Irani *(u* J'wphlne To The Most “Hush-Hush” C. II. (.Tonla Secret In Histfiry • 11en It el. .A, U »lw* Xlyrla P. To Central Fla. hMui'llniL Cf*d. (!an -Now lie Told! Kptlng, Lula C. To T. A. IJlll... dug Winifred. For ihn first, llnu* on nnjr 111* M o rn in g D eV o llo n * Madden. Fred K. To llilll* It. screen- the personal, human *:IX Morning Meditation Fatter. . il l* Name ih* TuuV •lory of those who lived and ASMlINMIINT OF WOlITtiAliK »:*• Top of th* New* Hanfnnl Allanllc National Hank loved and da rod to l»rav«- { j t i l l orln A Either To O. J . Hope . ’ mysteriea In the making of ih* til* III ue Haron * I'llATTKI. MOHTIiAIIKa S ill Hhoppera HerenaiM Hpolleae I n f Cleaner* To Florida atom l>omb. Woman'* Workt flat# Hank. Ifi®* Headline Nawa Windham. It. N. To Florida Mtata 1* el Iditln Amerlran Hhplttt* Hank. t*i IATune* Toa'v* lle,|o.,i»,l Xladden, Fretl K. To llilll* It. 10 10 Morning Melmlle* Fetter. • 111** New, Headline* *AI.,; tONTHACT t l i * l O rg a n I n t e r lu d e a n d P ro g ra m Fla. Automatic Halee Corp, To I tea a m * Muea AmUM-ment Co lilts l.unch#«in tlenre iiiianHARi.K niat'iiAiitiK l l l l f Luncheon - Itnnco • , Ua H. Marine Corp*.- To Walter 11:11 Drifting on a Cloud Alburn Fletcher. 11 on New* i " ,|t|U W«teri iham. ^ r j a ^ A ’^ - ' r r a i s ft:M Noon ' ll>(XHI*mp. Quarlel Fla Hlale lUnk To I . A. Ta.e. D oe Newt Headline* Clement,. J. u elu* II--«a l.earle Il*X Howard Harlow To Kmll 1‘uralh’ elk* llellf. 111* Hr Way of Muelc * ATlaF ACTION OF I.IK* l:K Hah,n Herenade (•lly of Hanford iTo |r H.' Watte e New, kln*. , ' ‘ ‘ ,’ li* t liar. Nona Itanch LAW nl'IT I l;*a Newa of Ih* Pay Addle May 'Hudtnn Iwldl of litS Cavalcade of MualC •Irady llli-hard limit-,n and Hart­ lilo Afternoon Ihmca * ford ArddenT A IndemnUp Co. VK tion UP New* Wilber Cheeeer and Arthur ,Chee*er li»l lit* .Club doing huelnea, a, Cheaeer nrt*a. ,V#» laical Near RCII.HINfl 1*1:11 w it * II Novelty Tim* Albert Morgan. Wew Itth- HtVila Meet Ihe II,ml Concrele {llock dwelling ti(C Pally (Teaalre •Hre---------- 1— Gold Air Frgm Canada ,.,Th?r* . Promises R e l i e f To ' Weather Sweltering M i d w e s t thought that If man rould see ‘ far enough, out Into space, he Ihlghl discover some mac­ rocosm which would dwarf Ih* earth aa the earth dwarfs an ..electron. Dr. Hubbls cautions, however, that no great discover!** can bx expected immediately after . the 200-Inch goes Into’ operation. "The true Importance of what w* see through Ih* Palomar telescope,” he aays,.”will . be discernible only over a long period of yearn.” *■ ■ Probability, the Bureau said, that the cold rh U tJ... I'arsmoum Nee* Cartoon )LEY VENETIAN IJLINDS^ America'* Mfct Beautiful Alumina ■ -- Cedar - Phnaked Alumlaum i isk Me Por “Free EstiMate* . ENS - .6 1 7 W. Itohinson - Orlando Phone 2-0729 »■> . • V '.f.i.r'/ iv a WAGE REPORT WASHINGTON. Aug. Bt W P)The Bureau of tailior Stalls ties issued figures today showing that although factory workers earned an average of $48.48 a week In May,, a man with no dependents earning this amount would Uke homo only $41.52 4Jtcr lax re­ ductions. Further, the BL8 told, thjs $41 61 waa In ly "128.49 In Urma of 1939- dollar*, because of price Increases alnco 1939. Florida Youth Dies Dog* Are “Caught” From Shark Attack • 2 Miles Off Shore • Calender PAGE U to ttK wAimiwn ffKRAi.n. sa n fo r d . motttflA of the (loveliest aocial of the »unim»t season oc­ curred i**t Saturday afternoon when Mr*. James Ridge amt Mr*. Hugh Whelchel entertained with a tea honoring two popular young bride-elect*. Mia* Conn!® Connie McCall and Mian Jackie Rrotehl®. Curs'* called between the hours of d.-lO and fl:00 o’clock at the Ridge hoihe in Mayfair. Th® entrance hall and porch w»r« decorated • w|th- arrange­ ment* of white dalslaa and paaiel minis* and white and paatal tinnlaa formed the decpratlona for th® living room. Mr*. A. W’. Lee met *oft pink C*wn, Ml** lliolrlur, a dreta of light green t«ff*t.i and. Mr*. Rr**.nie'» ilrvt* w it of M jy f M f c l . . An all-white color scheme wn* Used. In Ih® ilrn.ration, in the dining- room. The table W*« over­ laid w(th a larr cloth with a l«-«utlful arnogrineiit of gingerlllie* III the rrntri. Tito nmittKcmotit’ wn* flanV.«-it with boining whfta ^lap«'i»- in 'rryslat candela­ bra. Cr>'*!»l N|.|'Httntmania were i«uh| on tlw UMe ami al one end wasjilncrd a rut-glare punch t*i«l presided o w by Mr*.|J. I.. IngInv tht«MiKh*ui the afternoon. A**isting in reiving wore Mias Mnry Ann Wb.bhrl. Mis* Ca­ mille Ratten, \|,„ Svlvi* Mrlach. Ml** Nnncy Cnlltmi iiml Mi** Jane Thigpen.* • fluring th® afirriitmti Ihe lu»,tereea pres*id»d Mu* McCall with , ____ dessert lit Iter chosen pal•ilk jor»oy trimmed with silverl lent Of HanHaml rltlna and Miss sequins. Mr*. Ritlgo wor® a drap- j Itrotchle received crystal iced ton ed chartreuse droa* of allk ie r*, glass*® In Ikr Chantilly pattern, any, Mi*a McCall waa gowned In About 6(1 curst* rallrd iluring aky blu* jet soy, Mr*. McCall, a ! lho appoint'd h-mr*. Oviedo lly MARIAN JON ES Gloria GaUin Wed To Hardy Patterson GENEVA NEWS c lo t h e * fit The fishermen at first Ihogli’.’ the hads ley saw bobhlng a dis­ tance away belonged to turtlre, but investigated when one "tur­ tle” harked frantically. Kxnecning io caix soouc. w e scrusiiy, They pulled the dogs on board their boaL .Tags showed that the seagoing creatures belonged to James G. MeCully. at {n am in g the boyfng power o f you#] O e a / F o o rtv tg wc dek wc do economically. N ofhjj 1 T A IL O R E D ARM EQUIPMENT j ) D a g ifn e d b y e x p e r t Im p le m e n t g t i f l n c c r t Isl'nreri'ri UIIUgi, M *tL Jarc*: *. , iCifTCficsfncjur^t >J/U uujum coiuy 'fob w»nt i» s full me* mi re of REAL' S w M l S lr«il...M inx Modes’ frcc-xwinjim. full-skirted dance-drcii with flirty in(«u of black, lacc at neck and hem. Obyed by the Minx Modes -------Junior BaaWftif Rnirr!..ta(l.wUK Minx Mode? Own map-in-and-out ahouldcr pada. -DIack riyore crepe with demure ttirquoiic (rim. Sicca 9 to. 15- W m rlh e li Tigert To Remain In State To Finish Books Bjda To Be Taken Oil Orahge Concentrate —--------I. —1* T----------- - ‘ -i-Dr. John J . Tigert, who LAKELAND. Fla., Aug. 6 UfA— announced he'I* retiring soon Ths U ^. Depalmsnt of agriculture » tha presidency 6t the Unly- JshloCMDierfc* By Vlas S M t i , . . U p and naff • * (ultra, Ta/rla end Calico prrfkm r 4mJ refegne s f i r n f &hooka N ahe nhasi pJeta tevsrsl prmenUUv, hare, said yeaterday. will bo rereoieed from both Phirlda and California producer* private affairs since snnounc- next Monday and every Monday my, retiremsnt than J have Ihartafter, Milter-said. T h a’quant­ ho whole 19 years since I’ve ify to be purchased was not ani hero.” ’ ■nrr store there. j omi C. Wilson. of this city. Friends rerret to learn of the. Mr. and Mr«. James " Wllwn^ death of 8. R. t Wainwrigtu. Sp, are’ spending the luninwr at l>en formerly of Ovfedo,-father of Ben yer. Colo. • Wninright. who died at his Miami j Mr*. Naomi C. Wilson i» «»!»*, home and waa buried in Sanfpnl In* her aon Dwight at Berlin. Conn. Mr. and Mr*. 8. It. Wainright.l Mrs. U na I. Hunt la visiting J r of Miami, were here tp at* friend* ami relative* In states tend the funeral of their father. * throughout the northeaaL She will Mr. a\d Mr*. Bob Rilfey of Ml- he hack ioiw time In 8»ptemner. ami were here to attend the funMr. ami Mr*. T. K. I’artln and eral of Mr*. Riley’s father. children. Shirley and Tor.tmv. hava Jo*e Walnright of New York returned from McHenry, Ml**. Citv haa been the gpest of hi* I Mr. and Mr*. Don Carraway are nephew, lien Walnright and Mr«.| spending »omr time at Daytona Wainright, having corn.' here to at-. Reach. . tend ht* brother’* fun.-r*l. :- • Mr. and Mr*. J . II. Staley anti Gloria Gatlin, daughter of Mr. Mra. Claud* Howard and alaand Mrs. B. B. GaUin. became the ter, Mr*; Mae Dickina, have re­ bride of Hardy Patterson, son of turned from New Smyrna where Mrs. Frank Cowan. Jr. of Ginder- they apenl a month. , Tlll®. at 8.40 o’clock on Saturday evening in th® Beenlall .Avenue . Friend* of Ml** Mary* Thoms* Chanel. Rev.’Douglas B. Charles. Wilke* aril! lie sorry to leant I hat M iiiU nt DAttor of tho First Pres* she is very ill and conflig I to her bvterian Church of Sanford, per­ home at to t Palmetto Avenue. formed the ceremony. The Chapel waa beautifully dcMr. and Mrs. 11. J . Lehmab cocaUdeWith g lad io lu m j^ n *4 and ■will isturq on Thursday from vi* Mr. and Mr*. John Evan* and Mr. and Mr*. Wm. G. peacrc*! other greenery. White candle* in tUng thalr daughter, Mrs. Httr*on* left Saturday for Wayeivlll-, daughten. Jane Staley, who branched candelabra cS*t a *oft hert E. Russell, at Crown Point, N. C. to spend aomr time. former residents of Oviedo. glow over th® accne. . ________ . ’ Mrs. William Henrv Martin hn* Mr*. Pat Drown and Mr*, Th* brid®. given In marriage by Ind. returned from Wayn;svlllc, N. C„ Beaslev are confined to the hir father, wor® an ailre biue auit Mr. and Mra. A. D. Zachary and where aha wa» vi.itink her par- Ida-Sanitarium, of silk gahardin® with white ac­ daughter Mary of Washingt-n are cnt*. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Wheeler. Mr*. Fd Jordan, Sr. and cessories. Her corsage -va* of jr l- the guest* of Mr*. Bradford Byrd SV„ who are spending some time Harrold anil Edward and Mi* low roerbuda and aho carried a and Mr. and Mr*. II. B. Odham, there. ward Jordan. Jr . hav? reti whit® Bible. Jr . at their home In Rose Court, There are quite a few new home* from an extensive trip thn ’ Prior to th® ceremony Mi** 01going up in Oviedo. Mr. and Mr*, out the Northeastern Slate*. lle Belle Fortaon. planlit. rendered Little Mis* Lucia McLeod of Charles T. Ntblack hav* started Mr*. Milton Gore and daut "I I-ove You Truly’’, "Ah, Hwtet Orlando will visit with her grand­ their lovely new home on ihe Kan- Julie; and Mr*. Young H am Myitcry of Idf®” and uMy Heart parents, Mr. and Mr*. F. K. Rouford Highway. Mr. ami. Mr*, daughter, Linda, hare rcturnc at Thv Sweet Vole#”. “Oh. Per­ mlllat at their home on Palinelto Roumillats Honor George C. Mean*, who are building ter having spent several day* fect Love” wa» *ung by Mr*. Doug- Avenue for a week. arms* from the Nlhlack*. will not Mr. and Mr*. Alex fadnha la* E. Charles. Following the Couple With Party Imvr *o long to wait to move into Daytona Reach, ceremony M l**, Foriaon played Mis* <Dottie Dyes* is spending their pretty new cottage. Whilp ' Mr*. Ren Walnright is cor •8-*l Ua. Oh Hofy Spirit”. a month’* vacation visiting ’ he.1 lust on the. oiUtidc of Swc-twapY- u. lire home iweatac* ri-ilife Mr*. V. E. Rniimitlnl Miss McCalf Honored A receotion waa held for the parents, Mr. and Mr*. I. M. D y Park' Wr. -arfir Sfr, n.-r,' T o m -^ ^ D r. J . IV. Martih and Ihn ItF-ayning hmuiring wedding gueata at the Chapel fol- as*, lib * b «n ^ pursing »Uff. nrv home ia beginning to show j J , N. Thompson spent tVedn By.. Mrs. E a rlL Hpy lowing th® wedding after which marks of completion in Ihe near! in Plant Citv. the couple left for a wedding trip ’rlage will t»Vr plnrr tomorrow. future. In the new subdivision j j . f . Ferguson, who suffe Mi*Ar?onnir McCall waa honor- At an unannounced destination. Hr>­ Tbe guest* Iwsrdrd Ihe Roumillat l'*ck of 8wcelwatcr Park Joe lie**- heart attatk. and was rnnfir •d on Friday morning with a Coe** on their return they will raddc In yacht, “Shilirk”, at 8:00 o'clock ley. J r . la making gran! progress the Fernald Uughlon Hmtpil Cola party given by Mr*. E. I.- DeLfltd. on his cottage*. Pete and Novella I home and doing fine. and enloyril t rrni»e down the Rt. Hoy at her home on Weat Seven­ Aulln will soon start their home | Mr. W. If. lllttiard, who muierJohns River luite In the evening teenth Street. uf ihe Post Office on Saturday. next to the Joe Beasley'*. Mr. went an operation aomeilm- ago, refre*hm*til« were served by Mr. lovely arrangements of summer Miss Bach Honors Mr*. Ethel Thomap and daugh­ and Mr®. 'Rwmullat assisted by and Mr*. Paul Campbell ate en­ haa hail to he returned to’ the.hos­ flower* were used In decorating ter. Shirley, Lillian and Aubrey Mr*. A .'ll. Wallace, Mr*. R. O. joying their n®w horn -; dlso Mr. pital. the rooms of the Hoy home. Prixe* Miss Martha Page Moran returned home Thursday Fox. n *y Fog and A. W. lev. and Mra. Rl L. Kemp. were given during th* man\ing.U> after vacationing at CoronaJo Mra. Ruhv Jones, • Mr*. Pen Tho»» ptrsmi were Ml»« McCall R. L. Ragsdale ha* nutted uork Ju n e , and Mr*. Malcolm Jonc*. Mb* Dorothy Crumby sno Mite Beach: * Yesterday afternoon at the home nnd Mr. ‘Alienl, Mr. and Mr*. (1. on hi* warehouse near D-ic MaiNancy Collum. Miss' McCall was of her parents on the Wes! Side, Mr*. M. K. Doolgy left .Tticadny K. McCall, Mr and Mrs, J . Rut. , the latter of Orlando, entertained colm'a._________ _________________-r-w tttr-*'suniff re "birthday tuppi’r ■presented with linens .from tho Miss Audrey’ Bach honored Miss for Winter Garden to spend a few J»dge A lw d .d — TallahRasee, Mr. h o jlrit Mr. and Mra. J . II. Scruggs..Jr. •at the home of the former In honor davr wtth her-gorrxnd rtiugWFr: and Mr*. Bsvid Nuablckel of Martha Page with a linen and d i­ i-TMBwrrsMn; of Birmingham. Ala., who Imve | of Mr*. J. R. Jones, Jr . Guests ^-TM BM reshtnjrdrlnlr was served ver shower. Miss Pag*, tho daugh­ In-law. Mr. and Mra. Taul Dooley. Winter Park. Mra. Nnman- Stone late In tha morning by the hoeteas ter of Mr*. Gertrude Page, will be been visiting Mr. and Mr*. W, T. , Included: Mr*. Malcolm Jones and Friends of Mrs.' Sarah LcFils uf Tallahae-ee Ur*. Wallace, Mrs. and other refreshment* consisted married to Bob Callahan of San­ Chance and family, have treturned daughter.. Ileverly Ann. of Orlanwill regret to barn she Is In the Fox, and the Misses Martha Per­ of open-faced sandwiches, salted ford In the near future. Arrange-' home. I Ho. Mrs. Joe Corlev of {yvnforl, Frrnald-Laughton Memorial llos- kin* Martha Brown, Nnncy Collum, Desses’ Dresses Are pltal nnU, olives, pickles and candles. In 8anford suffnrlng from a menu of pink love vine with ligWord ha* b*rn recel.'isl here of Miss llcttv Hummeraill. of Geneva; Those invited to be with the ustrum were used In decorating Shown In Paris Show severely burned foot. the den\H of Mra. Dwight Wilton, . Mr. am) Mr*. B n Jones, Mr. and honored guest, Mitt McCall, were th* living room. II. B. Mere entered the .Orange at Berlin. Conn sister-in-law of Mr*. J . II. Jones nnd soni. John­ ___ Lee __ Mrs. Emmet McCall, Mra. A pink* green and white color Mr. and Mra. James W. Wilson nie and Jimmie, and Mrs. Ruhy By PRESTON GltOYER - Mtmorlal Hospital !n Orlando Moore. Mrs. David Nusblckal, Mrs. schema waa used In decorating the . ami daughter-in-taw of. Mr*. Na- Jones. PARIS, Aug. 6 (Al—Th* Aral Thursday for an operation. Hr is John Hughes. Mrs. Edward Higg- dining room. Ths table.wai nvrrreported aa doing as well as can InsJr., Mra. B. L. Perkins, J r , Mrs. laid with an Irish linen cloth and be pipected. Dale L. Scott, Jr., Mrs. David in tho center was ’pieced an ar­ Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Dooley and GstchaL Mrs. Edward McCall and rangement of pink and whit; as­ family spent the week-end with Mrs. Meltch. Also the ter* In a hand-painted china Ixiiri. her folks. Mr. and Mr*. George •honr 1.151 509 Park Avc. Misses Nancy Collum, Gene Cas­ At . one end of the table punch Barton and fam ll/In Mlddllehurg. well, Jan®. Thigpen, Kathryn Wig­ wa» served from a crystal Imwl by Mr. and Mrs. G. V. LeFJIa. and Whole Village In Fcnturing-ipucinl wi«il permanent* ihnl rcqultt no gins. Mary Ann Wladchcl, Sylvia Mist Phyllis Bach, sister of the daughter. Anne, of Kdgowatcr, England Is For Sale overhuml machines. Springy, laxting. imlf-Rettlng. Melsch, ................ ildred Robson, Camille hostess. The color scheme ua* •pent Sunday with his parenta DaMm, .. _ ............. . Gtiaraulecd rlx monthn. carrfkd out in mints and tiny de­ Mr. and Mm. G. ,C- LeFils. LONDON UP - Want to buy a Jo Brock. Dorothy Crumley and corated cake*. Crystal and silver AIho mII other type-s. of |iermanentx. Mr. and Mra. Robert LeFils whole village You ran In Britain ■appointment* werg . used for the are the proud parents of n baby today, ■ lor 00(1.year-old Kastls M ary M cM ahan serving of dainty sandwiches rnd boy, Robert hoin w n Victor, wKiur, w i n July j u i r 8(1. C om bb-tir ihi ' WiHiHIre 'l l l i l t . hors’ d’oeuvre*. ' Mr*. Philip R. *11rr and *Mr*.‘W.' C. Andm 'and Bach assisted tn aervrng. oiu Frank and John, and Mra. ■aid tl hr the "luvrllcst village” The bridc-clect * n presented fellr Thomas apent Sunday at In the Mtintry, I* up for sale. Il‘» to It put on the auction with pmnr lovely gift* .n fjic late Jtoronad" Beach. afternoon. They were given to her Mra. Frank Ix>Fils. Mr*. W. IT. Mock MigUft' IB complete . with Mrs. David Nuablckel of Win­ in'a set of pillow cases which were Vagus and Mrs. Lila Hughes ol 454 „nhtJuUnt«, trout stream. der Park entertained with a tied with large pink bows aud de­ BOd-pcwcil tNormnn Church, Ro. mocheon al the Orlando Country corated with sweetheart roses. mhn i hfidn. and the lornli of Club resterdayat 12:80 o’clock In Those Invited to be with M'sa “WallcriM 4r Di"i«tauvllle, Banm kotior of Mlu Connie McCall. Mias Page were Mr*. J . B. Littts, grandof illrt’i•ml* 1270.” 'McCall’s marriage to Mr*. Nu»The uniioft, Mrs. R.O.’ Misirlee, .hlckel’s brother. JamVa Alford of S S u T ^ ^ a S r S a f f and ^ “ 'a V T n d "silk' J .r e e y H f ; of Homs Demonstration Club*. lady of the,manor, ran no longer ^Tallahassee, will Uke place toMr. and Mrs. Fred Yonl* spent ?o n re % *re hE a‘y »ond' A "kador d,d much dr*P ,n* ih,“ ,m ,n * the day with Mr. and M l*. Ted afford to maintain il iinMmngrd I-1!!??" n J j J the center of gravity down »r In lie .nitwtrd ap|M-nranre. Her An arrangement of pastel as­ Hunter in DeLand recently. family iidMritrd the t.BBriarre t * formed a centerpiece for the “ ThST hir) Mre. Ed'wiS^J Kwl- Uhle-top leval and m n M ow. H« Mra. M. E. Dooley was dinner estate’ nf ('astir .Comlm alxiut 100 in* jhsbl*. Bridal place cards akowaki. Mrs. BHI Staplu.*, Mra. guest of Mrs. N«lle Thomas Sun­ ve*re ip '. Ik will lie sold to Ihe isrkflV the Mating arrangement Gertrud* Page and Mrs. Gilbert day. . ’ f ths gueats- Mre. Nutlnckrl’s J . Blocker uf DeLand. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hllhrant, nlgest hi'MojE either a* a whole Also the Misses Sylvia Melsch. fit to the honored guest was *a Mr. nnd Mr*. Bob Kaufman. Mrs. nr In small Iota. Villager* bo not think Ihe sale etter Homes and Gardens cook- Camille Batten. Mary Ann Whel­ Minnie Cornell and Mrs. Richard chel. Mildred Robson. Betty Cor* Adam* all of Frostproof were will affect them much. Hut real­ Those present with Miss MrCa’I rodl. Daphne Connelly, Minnie guests of Mr. and Mra. Henry ldents like 4 74-yrar-old Georgs •re her mother. Mre. Emmet Me- Ruth Odhgm. Betty Jo Brock, Pat Snell, the village "historian.” Kretser Sunday. Ml Mrs. J . R. Alford of iVdiahaa- Schults. Lucile Altman, Dllon Bak­ Mrs. C. F. Harrison, Mr. and whose family ha* lived there w and Mrs. Lee Moore. Also the er. Dorothy Crumley, Martha Mrs. J . L. Drown and Jimmy since the lilth century, hope the lltset Martha Perkins, Nancy Brown. Catherine Clark. Betty Rrown wm® dinner gue*u> of Kenollam. Jane Thigpen. Jackie Moore, Janet Hettel, Chariotth rotrhlc. Mary Ann Whelchel, True. Roberta Evan*. Dorolf Aa to the diameter-uf hi* do- He In Sanford Sunday, vIvtaiMriKh and Gene Caswell Montoo i and Margaret Dingfcl signs, he waa absolutely reck-' 0 . F. Harrison, who hat beer less. On one wool d r a M ho puti»i»IUng his daughter and son-ln law Mr *n I Mrs. W. M. Torres and famtlr i Jacksonville, returnpocket* at hip level In front which rd liomt- W( mesday. extended bulgingly -downward like double bust!*. I ’rofentinnal stytMr. ami J ire. A. E. Greenwri) itU wouldn't think of calling them and son Hill , of Galneivjlle. were butties, but they were buttles. weekend rU Ms of Mr. and Mrs. peases didn't seem much con- W. 0 . Andei I end faintly, rented about preserving the flol .Mrs. list il Flvnt spent Ihe stomachs of hit modalt. On sav- weekend *L Crescent lleaeh with eral models, Incldding one In her rblldrvi ^Barbara nnd Mary daughter Anne are alto spending coarse yruol, .he frankly recognlx Jane and h r father, and »l*icr, eor»c time a l their’ homu in Day­ •d that some women,don't have J . M. Cam ball anJ Mrs. Lulc tona Brach. Hat ilomacRa* and •hs mrllt It to Mai Camrh Mr. and Mre. Fred Dish and rhlldrcn. Faye and Billy ’ have Thirty r moved to Haxolhurst, Ga. In make divorces li their home. Mr. Bush has jopcnril enness. a mgrkrt and an flectricsl r.ppll- MIAMI, F la . Aug. B (AADr. Arthur Wellesley and John Ahlflstd were fishing two mile* ntf shore Suhday when they hauled In two full grown bird dog*. Swimming cnmpfnlont arid the youth dived into the eanal and waa attacked Immediately by the fish. He cried out a warning to the other* not to anker the water and waa struck twice more aa i imraigjanU reaches daagaroui pro­ - ia” d •**re * .• . >11 .1 T :t t lly Ih* Associated I'rea* , An induction of cold air from Canada held-some*promise today of breaking up the three-day sear­ ing heat wave over th* northern Midwrat states. TJie 'Chicago Weather Bureau said th* Dakotas already had recrived-.sotna-relief, fruin ytslrrday1* high readings of 100 degrees or more and that western Minnes­ ota could expect at least moder­ ately lowering temperature* lata (hi* afternoon or tonlghL Elsewhere, however, Utn weather generally -would he-a ewntintmlbn of the past two or three (leva with the southerly flow of-hat air pre­ vailing for at least another 24 hours. Temperatures in .Michigan today were expected to climb »l>ove the highs of yesterday when Grand Rapids reported n maximum of 94, The Climax In Palestine I tow ihr Ruitiani won ihe war agxipil Japan it told by Borii Leualiev. Soviet (Mililical writer, who imivlt lliat Ruuia ihnuld have the >elh |tower in vytiting ihe Japanese Irtaly "because the- entry of the USfiR into ihe war Tind the bril­ liant VKtoric* of the Soviet army forced Ji|mn |o capitulate." W« ation took niece three days later repeal. "You can'l do buiineu with after a futile attempt to save the There are fairly proiperous lime*. President Truman and ihe olhfi expeits tell utj nevertheless there are 84.0011 persons on relief roili in the stele « f Florida atonr. Every third man and woman over fii Vests of age is now receiving Oh! Agr (\*»»ur}c« from the Stale and la»t' ovudh -hlotie Florida paid nut ntore ihan* 12.500,000 lo it* Haath Myrl Sanford >Atlantic' Ilk. Illdc lloura: 9-12 l-S Phonr 294 Sat. 9-12 Kyra Examined • Glares* Killed Wednetdar ___. *,»« Sign (>h « ol Early Naw> l : * l Celery Chopper* Jembotsa ( ll* Homeapun (M l lllder* of Ihe I'urple Hag* T:** Morning Headline, l:*X Hunrtea -itrtvriad# li#9 New* Uriel. . *l*( Hubrl.e Herenad* . l i l t Btllclilng Tint* , ,•-* J. M. RolicrU. Al* lomgn *•fair* unalyil. »*y» ihr recent upriting in Palretinc i« ’but one (lotk-uiaik on I li c l a c e ol * idigurd woild.” A lather spl. ‘d iioqidy. way of pul l mi it.. tttp rv rn ta I)r. Chnrles I,. t’erxofc Optometrist * ,I I :M Sig n O ff d re r' anif TkY-r4achlnr problem faced by astrophysicist*. Aniwering It wll Icall for detailed know*, edge of the structure and behAfior of the entire * universe. The biggest pre-Palomar tele­ scope la th* 100-inch on Mount' Wilson. Studies with th* 100-lncli and other scope* show that light changes color as’ stare traveling At great speeds ’ change the dlstahee between themselves and earth. A shift red, mnicni noticed in eann( n m ill to rwu, _a____ *l .. m at .itu .u. .i observation of th* more d aLara. Indicate* .thuaa. a tar* - are re-, PcaceJnJEhi A* chairman of the resear •!. ceding—In other words, that the ‘ rommiUee of the Observatory universe ia expanding. “The 200-Inch, being more powCouncil of the California Institute of Technology, Dr. Hubble even tinted the firal day of real. TIiiih we nee ita importance in now is heading up efforts to e*> J»»i*b people to slan-l by our *i<lr in fighting Ibis ghastly evil whirh ha* lirfalien .ua." Il denounced "the dastardly murder of Iwu in­ nocent men bv n aet. if criminals wbo are impervious to the .voice of. conscience and arrogate unto themselves the low er to decidi oil oistIcr* of life and death." No one in thia country wuuld wish to use stronger language than- these word* spoku-i by Inj Jewish ‘leaders In Palestine. Thr thnrk frit here at thr latest tac­ tics of thr-Irgunlsts only rehoed three facts. It was ur*rd upon thr terrorists to call a truro while Ihe commission of thr United Na­ tions was In the region studying thr problrm. They refuted, bit­ terness has-mounted, and Ihe clim­ ax ha* come in the booby-trapping of Uie liodira of the British »«rgrant*. . ' ' • The crime i* not only against thr two soldiers doing thuir military duty. It ia against a nnhlu racr and a cause that, deserve* and has tiarism In the terrorist mind which retained the support of rountlusl threatens to compromise a great thousands, irrespective of rar# or cause. Th* The Jewish Agency In rn religipn. May it h* Ihe last of it* Jerusalem "called upon the whole T .t* * PASADENA. Calif,—Th* 220Inch Palomar Mountain talesCnp®, now almost ready to go into op* (-ration., ia expected to find an­ swer* to the most thought-proyoking question* of our age. ' The secret of human existrnrr un thia earth, and Ihe possibility of life on other planets, may well be solved bi the Palomar instrument, believe* Dr. Edwin Hubble, Mount Wilson Observatory This nrw»p*pcr has repcHtnlly declared lit conviction (hat this country -should share in full with you know that student* Great Britain responsibility for avefggc oj 80 people a day rt. ’the United State*, anil uth accident* could lie *1nliicly rliminslW with pto;>- 5, 1947 Miss Connfc McCall, Miss. Jackie Brotchie Honored By Mrs. Ridge And Mrs. Whelchel I I I * * I .a i r llaU Hcitree ( l i f t lte<pieet(u llr T v u ra l t : » i All lb « New* In Ihe iniiking of a grtnt character. - C. J. K. Sr., Times U'"*r aug. ’England ran nnt declare make peace, or »ign treatir* any of her domihiitpt. . * I:N Halt* (lame Newe IpiundU P Hint whh not inflicted, niiti nothing ever told him th at wuh not true. It wan not Ktrungr that such, homo trnuiing went Iflinthar with die Marthill !»*••» iir, in fsvut «( il. according l>» die Gallup Poll, hul f>l iwrcrul ,.f llir |iri.|ilc had never braid d Seminole County Court Records Tu e s d a y , On* ( hmI'h plan foi the human race «trennet!, nnd the further we go in the study of Holy Writ the greater .becomes the emphunln on the home, ami ihn influence in the molding of u race conforming to the image of Him who created thn ••arth nnd nil there is in it. John Huskin. in counting up the blessings of his child­ hood. we ure told by “The Wntchmitn," reckoned these three till talWint, for first good: I'cnec. He had never heard K»thcr-*--«rScm* . Mother’s voice once raised in 'liny dispute. Next to this alxiul One Wo« . (veil get Oqr I'alrtlmr, One Java he estimated Obedience; he obeyed it word or lifted finger d Father or Mother ns n ship her helm without any idea One'India ol One liicccr. if resistance. And.* liistly. Fait ft: nothing whs ever promis­ ed him that was not given; nothing over threatened him Now wr wj vrll win ....... idled genets |, |jr wSt sn WT il II T a r W a t K r e a ln e ( : « * N ew * n t th e I 'a y « » i T w llla h t S o n ** •i l l tt lc h AlW.n ( i l * S p o r t* P arad e ( i l l ttw ln a- T im * w ith I ? in * N .w * ll-iu m lu p t i l t 1111 I 'a r a d r T ilt V K W P ro g ra m fath®rlt'*b—tpatm |a ap ullilll*gined 'CTsy,' And. roughly fWlMrred uuderncath, la strangely rounded, like a wreath; • rtreiaely (low. at h»lf-pa»t eight. The wind baa-sawed it aqu*»e and straight, •• ■ ’ A lofty window, letting through TUESDAY, AUG. 5. 13& TTTE SANFORD TIER ALP, BANPOR11. FLORIDA PHono 481 SANFORD, FLORIDA �THE SANFOKD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR Celerymen Drop Hard fou gh t Tilt To St. : Augustine, 8 To 7: -,In Palatka Tonite V '--------------- : ST . AUGUSTINE, Aug. 6. (Sped a l)—Successive home rune by second baaeman Lyle Jody ana .Manager Don Anderaon tn the bottom half of the ninth frame proved to be the needed runs for the Saints to score an 8 to 7 vic­ to r y over the Sanford Celery Fade ‘her* last night . ' Charlie B Usen, Working on the KfiTTW 'tM ' F I D pooved a pitch to Judy who slapped it out or.tbe park. Manager Anderson com­ pleted tbe same feat on the first nit eh to him, and tho Saints walkid , off the field victoriously with one man away In the ninth frame, r coming from behind In the game, might the Sanford nine motes ’alatka for a single tilt and return to their own park for rtn bill with the A uJraa torow evening. • TV’ohnnV Theobold, recently ac­ red by tbe Salnta from th* iatka Axaleaa gave up 12 hits GAINESVILLE, Aug. 5, (A V-, Combe eald the umpire*. through five centa-a-rall* travel allow., John Uaiuel of the Orlando Hub, >ce granted Florida State league revived the iaaue and had acting npirea by director* while h* waa President Sid Herlong poll direri hia vacation and after he had trot on the question. Director! irned the requeal down caused voted to Rive the umpire# mileage. I Combe to eubmit hia resign*Upon hia return, Comb* called >n aa league preay. an executive w «l°n fo din-riots Comb* disclosed tbe- lAot of the and aaked them to reicind their oubte here yeaterday *nd“**ld action.- A tic 4-4 ■vote mulled. Combs then offered his resignation and left ths-meeting. Director* by the same tie vote balloted not to accept his reaignatlon. Voting not to rescind the mya resign* sure and to accept Combs' tombs resigna­ tion were Uriando, Deiand. Day­ tona, Beach and Sanford. Voting to rescind and not to accept the resignation was Gainesville, .I’alatka. St. Augustine and ‘Leesburg. COM M ENTS S ID E L IN E S McManus, ee Trier. It R lv e rm a n . i f Ilk * , lb • atterd eld , AP Newsfesture* lb :M W cf Mai ray. Ik - .. . '“ ■M s Fey y w ftA sM R lost a football game to a. college team since 1941, eipecti W be stronger next fall than in $946 when th* Cowboys romped to th* Border Confeienc* end Alamo Bowl championships. This despite th* fact that the team has lost th<* nation'* leading grond-galner , Rutloph (Littis) Doc) Mobley. Moblev hn* entered professional football and won't take" his remaining year of eligi­ bility here, _Bun-even Cosch-W*rr*n-Woodrpn say? the Cowboys will be ratronger although he temper* it act, it waa reported yesterday iu with a satemrnt that "the other* a telephone conversation with Vic* will be stronger, too." There will be 30 leltermew, President Sidney H*r|ang. nine of them aiarlera from laat In a' recent director's meeting season. Pjv# of the playera-AI * the league fathers voted not to retract the action allowing the Johnson. J . C. (Bullet) Cook, red Cleveland. Jack Ellison travel pay, and Comb* submitted his resignation as president of the and Mo* lledrfrk—were on fw td a B u t* League. both of HaVdin-Simmona' un­ Th* directora voted not to ac­ beaten team—In 114$ end cept th* resignation of President . 1946. In 1941—ot rather on Al Combi by a 4 to 4 count, Her* Jan. I, 1141 — Hirdin-SImlong reported, mons .lost a game, mealing W# were talking to on* of the defeat ab the hands of Second SU t* League umpa th* other night • Air Force in the Sun Bowl at and fa* told na that he had been HI Paso. But they don't roust spending about $60 per month this on ths record. That waa a mpre. then .be was getting from service 'outfit. No college the League. We realise that the eleven has taken' fits Cowboy* arbiter* are not expected to mak« ia low.. In. th* two p e a t * .!* a killing Ih ihla league but 1 do 1919, 1914 and 1944 Hardinnot think that any one of us wonld Hlmmahpi wa* out of football ~ work anywhere th at we were not because of the wet getting money enough on which to Woodson baa quit * record live; yet w# howl end rail* the with the Cowboys and at Arkanroof when th* boys In blue call a aaa State College, where he waa play that w* think la not abso­ coach before coming to Hardinlutely correct. Simmons. At Arkenaaa State fall Wa think that the Florida 8U U team won the conference chamLeague U getting very good umpfr- linnshlp four of five Isrdln-Himmbna he This dispute over raising the Florida State League'* umpire'* ■alary to include five cent* per rail* travel pay haa really been brewing for th* pait few'day*. Several week* ago the league directors were polled concerning the pay Increase and the directora voted to give the urnps the extra cash. . When President Combs returned to Caineavlile after hia vacation, he learned of the action of the directora. Combs .fififiSKil .ihejuota and slated"that he would resign if VjjnLomiu w at HsimtvIU* *4\ S a ^ S u,un’ $ OrWBSo *T f e l t Ik a a, drlsndb' 4- ! balawvttts 1. Daytons llesch 0. s f / l a i J i Ii* ..V.i*aAHr 0 11D T. i-_ Tot!Ay'i L im fi qalnsA vul* m at O ilan d o . ‘ lMlu%, Augustine. NATSPSfAl,1-1.W46PB ' Oklrn beets » Tosh St, W L . 11*4 - «• It •1» It It r e t, .111 -111 .HT en Whitewash I?b Tn 7 To 0 Contest ' - s- ’ ty Don Coker handed titf dwelling Devtona Beach Detroit's George Kell Leads Hitters :in / American League Al Combs Submits Resignation As President Of State League There it bad newt In the Fed ramp today. Walter Harrington, hara hitting rlghtfislder, has been confined iA the hospital for a gen­ eral checkup, it haa been reported. . . , Bill Btelneck* haa ratumed to tha DeLand roster aa a coach. Wonder what he la n l n g 'l o do with tha other vets ha has over there 7 He la sure a magician' wban It cornea to Juggling hia active and inactive veteran playera, Several other teams in the F S L could do well to follow the excellent example of roster Jug­ gling and player classification changing that ih4 Red Hat skipper has. set; . . . Don Ford, Fed back­ stop, haa been given hi* release. BOB THORPE Here I* a repbrt from Benny Kahn, Daytona Beach Morning Journal Sports editor, on th e' Incident between Bob Thorp* of GlineaviiU and the Daytona fans during Sunday’* tiff in CKy Is­ land Park at Daytona. ‘T h e lateal comic akit to be presentgd In the Florida State League wa# » three aet show yeaterday a t the City Island." "A ct |, A baseball player used aboaivo language in addressing bleacher fan* who had tken m v tng hira.” v "A ct II. City police marched him into the dugeut and arraatad him on the. w ot,' " A c t III. Th# chief umpire mljlUntiy screamed a t th e. cops, * y « ean't do this to him." (Oh ^ Thorpe, ace title In th* Border Conference— that's six championship* and one tie in eight etaaona. . 'Hardln-HImraona will play a 10-game schedule including inleraecUonal tilts with San Jos# at Ran Jose, C alif, end Missis­ sippi State at State College Mias. Trinity University end < University of Houkton of the lone Hter Confermce are scheduled In addition to six Border Conference foes. NRW DAIRYMAN 8. l»P>—Gardner Mulloy slipping 7 Given up all hope of a berth on Jhe Davie Cup team? 1 Not on your life, brother. Rig. handaome Hulloy, a favorite with, tennis galleriea since long before the war, hat tasted • couple of defeats this year, to Vic Seixas and Ed Hoyian, which undoubtedly have hurt hi* chances (a gain a ■pot on the Davis Cup team. Hut he hasn't given Op,. The Davis Cup team will prob­ ably be selected after the Newport loy, now in the fourth round of the Eastern Grass Courts Cham­ pionships at the Orango I.asm Tenni* Club, said today. “Some people even aro looking to the day when I,re tire ," he ad­ ded. "Why, some o f the players in the tournaments around the country are older then I. That business of my having gigen up all hope of playing, on Uni Davis Cup squad ia strictly the bunk ” Mulloy, tennis coach a t Uh- UniTed'Schroeder, of Glendale, Calif., got into action for the first time yesterday, and although h* won two matches, he had ■ bye in the first round, he had a workout. Vincent T, Paul of Woodhavcn, N. Y., took all Mulloy could hand out in a second round match be­ fore bowing, 6-4, 18-11. Mnlloy ram* back later to thrash IJiitnn Baldwin of Brooklyn, 6-2, 6-0. NEW YORK, Aa». 5 , . ( g * George Kelt, Detroit Tiger third •acker. leads the A ttttit M U t Rue In 'batting today -while Philkdilphla’i H a n j Walker continue* (o pace the National League in hitting. Kell tacked eight point* to hia mark of a week ago. to vault from fourth to the top rung wfth a JI35 average. One point m orethait Lou Boudreau, manager of the Cleve­ land Indiana. Waiker lost a point during tho span that Includes Sunday’* games but hia .$47 average-4e-£Q points higher than runner-up Walker Cooper of the New York Giants. Cooper moved from third to second over Pittsburgh's Frankie Gualine, who tumbled to fourth with .320. Augie Galan of the Retie pulled Into third with a .826 mark, one point .leas than Cooper. Hack of Guatfne arc. Tommy Holmea. Boston, .309, Phil Cavarretta, Chicago, AOS, Dixie Walk­ er, Brooklyn, .306, Johnny Mice, New York, and Bob Elliott, Boston. .303 and Enos Slaughter, St. 1/OuU. 402. Joe DiMaggio brings up third place Mw with a .326 figure. Trailing the New York Yankes outfielder are Ted Williams, Boa- PITTSBURGH, Aug. 3, (J$V- 1948." , ’ ' The man who has held the title longer than any other fighter in modem ring history revealed yeaU*rd»y: * Ha wll fight Jersey Joe Walcott in a ten-round non-title bout in New York Nov, 14. He will meet in March the win­ ner of the EssAyt): Charies-OIle Tandberg bout slated for Now York tn December. That also will be a ten-round non-title event. The opponent lo make the heat showing agkinat him will be given a crack at the title In a 16-round championship bout in New York next summer. --- ---------------- . „ to $10136 in I EMC. reflecting the |272. making necessary the playoff, Increased use of, and dependence - - - - - of the public on, ears and truck*. The total 1947 gasoline tax hill alone is expected to reach $40,Legal Notice 000,000, Mr. Woodard »ald. "In term* of highway conS O T M 'K atructlon." he added, “tht* means • At eleven u'dftck i>« Thure4sr, Aesift Hlh. the Hoard of PuUie Imtru.tlun wilt receive sealed Wds op . fnrfUrlilti* snd InMellln* »*Uttionst Jrcirte I!* m Im timuree U the tjilte Monroe «ho5l, la sceerdsore with the ipecflcatlone of Khon J . M ouabion. A rbliect, In ' the Banford A tlan tic National Dank t i d ­ in g . T b e Hoard rsaervas the Wkbt to se le ct a n y ee b U W t • h o a rd o f P ublic In fr a c tio n fov Seminole f o u n t s , goirld a. Phis. .314, George MeOutnh, New is seeking the first major tennis York, .308, Johnny Pekhy, Boston, triumph of her current European •300, Bob Diilinger, St, Louis, .304 Dial* Walker, Doger* and Sam Chapman Athletics; Walker smash­ ed two-run homer tn tenth inning to enable Dogera to nip Boston, 4-2. Chapman drove In three runs and scored three on a triple and two single* to lead Philadelphia to T 1T 6 -view Fy ■oV#r~Nei?. T W l To Meet On Winner Hugh Casey,' Dogera, allowed two hit* after relieving Vic Take.All Showdown only I.omb*rdi in sixth inning of Booklyn‘a *4 .2 ten inning conquest of CHICAGO, Aug. C, (/P)—Armed Boston to gain.' credit for hia and Assault wll meet tn a $100,. •ighth win in 11 decision*. 000 winner-take-all match race at Armed And A tumult' Jitn Fertier of Chicago . today ad* i ded,the.St. Paul Open Golf Cham­ pionship to hia Profauional Golf* era Association title and f2.lM .69 to hia bank account becauae o f a three- atroke victory in a playoff with Fred llaaa, Jr ., of New Or­ leans. Ferrler yesterday to u n d M e 6,432-yard Killer Court* iP 'M stroke*. four under par, while Haai had to b#, content with a 71 and $1,400 ploa $104.69 aa hia khara of the playbff gate. Ferrier'e first money wee- $$,000.and ha received The tall Miamian, who reached the finale in both the Wimbledon and French tournaments, waa upset In the final round o f the Swiss International Championships by Mrs. 8heila Summers of South Africa yesterday, O-'J, 2-6. and 6-2. Miss lldrt, ranked third in the U. S., look a 3-7 lead in the first) m l but-her foe-then won ftvc suc­ cessive games. .The American won "Tn# aecond set with ease but In the deriding set the South African outran her opponent, closing out the match with a love game bn her service. T. tv. Lawton. Supt. L. B. Joidsn. Chairman '•* A MEETING OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE TO AL RETAIL MERCHANTS IN SANFORD WILL Bi HELD AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE B U IL I lNG--4X_iLU)0--E—iL--TIJK£RAY-—AUGU&T-B.--Alr RETAILERS ARE VITALLY-INTERESTED IN THIS, AND WE URGE YOUR ATTENDANCE. . . . . Sanford Merchants Association Wednesday - Thursday - Friday Aug. 6 - 7 > - 8 New Zei owned and vatu*. TA KE l)P A SPORT RECREATION RE-CRKATIO: Milton, Fla^—Roy Bi Rosa County's newest has started out right, according to County Agent Emmett D. ReCall. 11* recently completed a modern end-efficient tile dairy Mm. had hi* hard tested, and obtained a registered Guernsey bull to head up- hia herd. Interfered with th* enforcement of th* lew.""To add le the gay confusion, Gatne*villa ptnyera stnrmsd the scene and exchanged words with the bleacher fan*/ Temper* were hot aa the weather and danger of a riot waa averted when Joe Eaton, cool headed Gainesville first baaeman. appealed to the player* and fans to behave Ilka grown upa and play hall." p « f Indignantly protested the game but the G-Men won It 6-4 anyway," W a-youthful Ben ‘Thorpe waa taken U the hasGaineevitle rookl* tile, ami- released on hail The rouble afar apologlaed and aaked a . . N ew m Jeu ru l1 repeiler to “plea#* tell th* fan* I’m sorry I I* V* There will be on our floor only pieces o f furniture sold a t auction and never claimed. This furhiture will be cleared out during �. _____ • . TU ESD A Y . A U G * teport Discloses * Sanford Has High Living: Standards m F communities In the United States, according to Sale* Management's 1047 survey <-f buying power, covering all cities of 10,000 pop. ulatlon and over. With retail anles of *lp,4U4.(8Mi in 1048, a large increase from the *8.322,000 of the previous year, the city did .60 percent of the Mate's business with hut .66 percent of the . p»juitnt inn of the "'»< *• How „ . ■ „■ fW O H D H G H A T.n. R A N r n n n . F i n m n * - pa g e r^r ■■ rf T* . .Vegetable Garden well the average Sanford n • n i, r. family fared U .hown t.y lu| U rO W H I n B e r l i n AOO effective buying power, which «— ___ ntpouiiteil, after' tax deduction*,! AP Newstralurr* to ,13,175 in spendable money, BERLIN—Thousands of Her. ,N#V YORK, Attg. 3. (Htn-ciall compared to the average of >3.-.1 liner* who visit the top these day* A higher standard of living end 08t? rrcieved jver family in tha to see hhat left of it* once-(treat stronger consumer* market preSouth Atlantic stales and to the animal collection remark that-the ail in Sanford than in 'most fit,015 net income of Florida xoologirai garden* are doini; * families. .good Job as a vegetable garden, j With its animal population down nearly IK) percent due to wartime losses and dispersals and postwar Wheeler of Sanford , starvation, the big too has lota of vacant yards and pehs. A lu i-en ­ CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS terprising keepers are penhit|ln:r very little wasted space. *' VENETIAN BUNDS Y Wolflag the Bean* In what were once wolf pens Aluminum, Steel, W ood! W0 ht»be our own Ice Cream, All flavor* j they .Tire raising health-htokinj 10 DAY DELIVERY | crop*- of rahltagr. tomatoes and Tatty — Delicious — Healthful ’ Iteans. The ' formrr -giraffe house We REPAIR! , has a yardful of corn, bfkixtl and beets. Food-conscious adults ariFUKK ESTIMATES mr>e nearby tomato patches whila 414 Sanford Avene* their chattering children cluster l'lu m c 80H about the monkey cages. "Who harvests I t 7” said an a t­ tendant. "Why, we people who work here get it. We planted It and we guard U against thievery." Despite its decimated popula­ tion, 'the too is still a popular place, especially on week-ends. f L.nested In the British sector of the city, at the end of oncc-glit-. H ELP W A N TED 8 5 A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E FO R REN T taring Kurfuerstendamm, it is visited also by hundreds of oc­ ClKL for cashier A cosmetic cotin- cupation troops and their depen­ CONCRETE SEWER PIPE tel, also rod# girl, l-aney’s Drug dent*. On a summer Sunday one I c o RD PLAYERS for rout. By Store. L y or week. The Music Box* 110 SK1TIC TANKS. Gre**.- Traps frequently sees Soviet armv offi­ Blocks, Aluminum Window* unj p . 1st SL Phone 053. and tbtsir wives and chiilren tX l'i.H IK M 'I.U >'*•**• .. Piesver cers ■trotting the ino paths or sitting for dry cleaning plant. Apply ■kpH-epfeM its Meisch Budding. PcWtdnfle, Hurrirane hrac.-s Downtown -Cleaner* A Laundry, listening to a band concert in the E tg e Kght ofices, newly decorMiracle Concrete Company, 300 open air restaurant. 113 Palmetto. le d . all utilities, heat and JantElm Ave. Phone 1333. ANLMAL8 MANGY Kr service furnished.* Call 663Foreigner*, and Germans too, FULL time Watkins Route avail­ | . H. ft A. Dept. Store. FOR SALE— Llmsrook for drive­ able in Sanford, if you have a find the nnce-gaudy sou a pretty way* and roadwav*— Phone car and are willing to- work 3 tawdry place now. Some of its 1241. IVALESCKNT HOME now hours u day for excellent- earn­ buildings were bombed and the en at Chuluota, 18 miles S. h panorama vevllde ings, write for personal inter­ surrounding line. Sanford and 13 mile. N. K.| over Its walls ts one of l>omhview. A.D.n. t.’aie Herald. Orlando. Large screen and btasted buildings. Most of the re­ pen porches to sit and 'Y11!.* ’ , maining animals are scrawny and MAN OR WOMAN Batteries 4s nailery Charging. he cool breexos off Lake Cath ONE full time and one part lime,- mangy.The beer and tea served ' II. U. POPE CO. INC. ne. Large grounds and walks for Tourist Information _ Booth. at the restaurant are weak. J e from auto traffic. Lstge Must have seriotarial•'ability, In a city where scvrrnt hunfbbv and rooms. Prick cons* me­ 4 CEILING fans for sale. I jntova pleasing personality, neat ap-|.ir„,i Drug Store, naceuoumIaIu . 25 . only. “TeTlnni-e, a- we',I a* knowledge with “Chinese Beggar di»ea»e." Fhone or write for reservation of Sanford utid Central Florida. attributalde to rating certain wild Paints. Poultry Supplies, Nails, It once. OvBerlo 23(12 or Dr. Write to .lunior. Chamber of herb*, loo-goer* smile wryly at Purina Feeds, Groceries and fartin 2.7f)2 or write Box 1.(7 Commerce. P. 0 . Box 1.342, stat­ the sign* which remain on cage* Meats. Touchton A Watson, 1201 ’huluota Florida. Large sedan ing age, matilui status, experi­ from former doy*:“l’lca*c don t 6>r goests to visit their doctor. _ Celery, Phone HDD. ence Mid salary expectations. feed the antmnta." AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales HELP WANTED-- Young man But the children still love the I a ILABLE at once, convenient­ and Service. The Music Bux, with High School education to xoo, though many go irony dUap* ly located down town section, 1It) W. l i t St. Phone.0 5 1. pointed la-cause it no longer ha* leant printing trad*. L„ (o date apartments wjih all THE SA M tilth HERALD an elephant. Huge "»inm" —the slern conveniences. AduR* SEWING MACHINES elephant—died Ipst winter, tome tv. Phpne 050. ______ SALES ft SERVICE saidof hunger. WOKK WANTED B K U rS SEWING MAC H. SHOP 9 But he wasn’t the only victim W A N TED TO REN T IIS 8. FRENCH. Til. 1190 of the. savage winter. The xoo ha* hr 3 bedroom house, close in, COAL circulating heater. Uvaaon* EXPERT painting -contract or only mle goal now and n lot few­ hourly basis. S. G. Grogan, er bird*. Thieve* got the others references, phone 42U-M. alile. Ph.' 1I65-J. -Free estimate*. - Phony 783-J, and they landed in the cooking lit AGE, apply to II, E. Cochran. CANVAS PAINT- clear ami rolFLOOR SANDING A finishing, I t 7 laurel. ora. SENKARIK GLASS A cleaning' ft waving. Our puwer PAINT CO. Phone 320. unit teatiles u* to work whera if Except for the salutory quota W English—ftlm v New Ti-Iomi lE A L E fT A T E FO ftSA LE FIA1RENGE- poreeUtn -tTrCH. ife’ •—tkeniMs no- piwmFTS&nheHIEi ■how*. Hollywood movie* ulmi-st nvnilalilr 21 yertls expurientr. •range, perfect condition * 4 5 mi. II. M. Qfcason. fake Mary, Fla- •ntlrrly. ’ Mr*. Moon, Phue* l-ongwood 23. Sa l e s t a t e insurance ROOKING •ROOF Painting, all Inefficient vision IS' a major MORTGAGE LOANS CYPRESS l^wn Chairs. Assem­ kinds. Smith Urn Phono 1188. ramie of highway aecidenl*. lYMOND M. BALL, Realtor. bled with screw*, painted or un­ Registered Broker and painted. See at 2.1PJ Palmetto 12 S P E C I A L S JiM V JC E S Insurance Agent Avc. Phone 210-W. * . 4 Florida State flank Bldg. SMI TTY’S 8eir.pro|iell»d -L aw n IW, two story, three bedroom Mowcr-7 Smilty’a Garage cor­ FOR RENT— Floor *ahdcr. Ka*y tome. Two car enrage. On ner Second Street and Sanford operation, Rensonahle rates, San­ ford Paint ft Glass Co, Phuna U r hit lift * HO In Mayfair. Avenue. Call 11311 for free dstn303. ■, Il aell unfurnished or furnUhed. onstratmn. 366-M. .DODGE ■ PLYMOUTH WESTINGHOUSE and white perPARTS AND HKRVICB table (owing machines. Bert’s {A g e with complete equip' Phoos 1011 Sewing Machine Shop. Phone i n Palmetto A r t i-nt for body straightening A M OO. tainting. *2,700.00. Phone UkWYA-DE moth prpofing lasts 6 Vents. Have your woolens moth NEW unused double tied, inner proofed now. Downtown Clean­ spring mattre** ft box spring*, fO farm houses, 18 acres land, er* & Laundry. 113 Palmetto *76.00. 200 W. tr.xh St. Through I-three inch well*. 2 'i miles 8. Ave. Phone 014. a typographical error the price tf Monroe on highway J4. John quoted in Monday's paper war Plano Tuning and Repairing. L. L Davis. Box lfi, U k e Monroe, * 6.00, ■Sill, Res. fill-W . THE OLD HOME TOW N By STANLEY I m -1—*s u t ( mo oa.« lurmture Rcliniftuoi Cabinet Work Expert Workminthip TH E SANFORD CABIN ET SHOP 124 Palmetto Avenue HAVANA TOURS Low Summer Hairs FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM 2 DAYS :i D A Y S ll>‘ Air lit Dual $47. --rvi $57. Plus 'lax Pips Tag Olhrr Tour* I to tv Days Special Price* for Groups of I or more Per suns For loforni.iliiio - . Rr*rrtalionv . . Phone or Write —NICKS . BIGNS apartment house, ill l»nff Show' rant* And poster* n*.'Upstair* haa four toolti* OLD NEWSPAPERS—4) GENTS O— HUE'S SIGN HER VICK hath.* downstair*- ha* large PER POUND. BUNDLED IN O. It. I-i nd res*. Phone 1011 BUNDLES. living room, kitchen, dining and two bedrooms and 10. 16, 20 and 26 CENT RAIHAT'ORS cleandl and repair shower. Eight acre#-“ 600 ft! on HERALD OFFICE ed. Cohen Radiator- Shop, lot highway 17. Ideal for tourist Hanford Ave. Pb,,360-W. ------------------------------ ------ 1------------------7 — ourt or for trailer camp. Two General Electric Varuilm Gleaner, LAN!) rile* CLEANING AND good Condition—R e a a o n ah I e DRAINAGE. 3 NEW CATER­ III price. Write Mr*. John Murphy, PILLAR DEIS EL IIULLItOZLu\c Miry. EBB WITH P A L M E T T T RAKES TWO 3/4 YD.It It AG LINKS. K QUIPMENT nn large ioL Corner Hlrk. DESK, reason aide, in fine condi­ NOW IN TH IS . VICINITY and 7th SL TWS E. 7th S t tion. May lie seen at Frierson's, N IM M fH T CONSTRUCTION 12,000. Apply t q .j, E. Walker, CO., ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE HO Cyprras Ave._____ 2-2081. Used New Perfection Poicclain oil IK N IS IIE D 3 bedroom house stove. Good condition. J2 6 ; RENT A CAB Phone 728-W. (with 4 acres. By owneh Phone YOU DRIVE IT 11204 or County 3306. PIIONK 200 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D SRUICKLAND-MORKISON TALI, house, B0 x 160 corner 6 U D R lY E -rr. IN C Jot, *2600.00. Phone 714.R after Highest cash price paid for used Ugh |4 P. M. S E E US FOR furniture. Ted Davt* Furniture JillMEOGRAPH PRINTING Co. 811 E. 1st. Ph. 068. ARTICLES FOR SALE AND TYPING L BUY your car regardless of CREDIT BUREAU OF m 'T H E new I-awn Shaver. Ask I'Lage or condition. Roy Reel, 306 SANFORD for demonstration. SENKARIK W. 2nd St. lift N. Park Phone 180 GLASS ft PAINT CO. 112-114 2nd RL EXPERT RADIO RF,PAIRING CASH paid for stamp collections Fred Myero. 311 E. 2nd S t JOF COATING- Asbestos Aluand accumulations, large or tmlnum roof coating- good for small. What do yau have? Send •ATTENTION MOTHERS I metal, slate or composition roofcomplete details to: Max Train­ -D IA P E R SERVICE— I ing. Stop leaks. Cools your home er. R t 1 Box 64. Winter Park, Baby Yalvet furnishes hospital 10 to 16%, Ten y ea r warranty. Fla. clean.sterile diapers and demlori- . . . i — ii SENKARIK GLASS A PAINT «■ ixed container. Economical and CO. 112-114 W. 2nd 8 t safe. Fully medically approved Small gae refrigerator. Ph. 886. Call Daytona 2467-W collect for r LOWERS details. 06 diapers, 82 «' wee'-t. foe all occasion* ' ___ HELP WANTED "F IR S T IN SANFORD" cNKItX A YOST FLORISTS Sine* Ave. Just off Celenr MCMULLEN'S Merket ph. 403 residence ph. 810-B 2 WHITE counter check min. age LONNIE Barber Shop open Thursday, 20 to 36. Pig’N Whistle, Park Friday ft Saturday. ft Geneva Avenue*. f iv e . A PGA It TRAVEL 100 Itiscaym* Ills H. Miami. ITnriila P hone B-.T3SS W A T C H R E P A IR S T h re e D ay S e r v ic e A il W o r k Gtin'rnriVctfH' 12 M o n th s * The com im > *n«i W a tch at M aker M A T H E R 'S rein?*** stwmctts. i»r wu«u> aiunrs *****»■> • — Li’j'Hl Notice 3 # »l» i Noth'* »• * * »* Ly Ihiil rt t* iilf t*llRtt l <:< #-=1- -i•■a%v .i ■Tiil.l A\.~---- • w . .1 I - yrklii* 4li: lief I * - ■’ . ftlrt flourrft II • ,» tUi ■!■-+= 111**814 i= i M mimit -t«» ii •»f IH** . p HIH'tu* Nmiii’ Humit Hrt I-I«* *if ITniM ■klh till •• «lf UlF • f •n*i s^itjil|jiiili* I "i»t|HIV- * V I'l .. .oil Prtied ThUGreat to Relieve MONTHLY FEMALE I PAINS! rS N o B etter Value A i r V*«J t n ”4 b tn l fty r ilt W r s t o f f r n ia lf f u i ir t U m u t m m r ih lv THREE FEATHERS If Hfiftilrl in ly (11* I lif t*»firp* ? IIi’mp» tftlS mitt I fat* fro m is iin . l **1 ft*, -iris. tTltii. VF311. v***.,k—- At -fUCtl tltllrftf TUrtl *^ liiiu * Vi'fci tjDlr r.tm* (H ium l to rrtir k * f i i f i i r r m p U it u i! 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Three Frslhrr* Dislrihulor*, Inc., New Yolk B y F r a n S trik e r— IHANI TO KNOW AHV >0U KHIEO SHERMAN/ START TALKING/ h-' By Ray Gotto OZARK IKK f AM*YOU GOT TA r ,\ W tAR'CfA, DINAH. n iu f, t A u s t - Y oon itt f e l l ^r L AH'OONE r/ON IH ’ CLUO'l L V o t t nn )\ g it 7 h rm IYQE YOU THIHK MAH f h e l i m 's A1FTT AHURtm' ARE PlTCHtM ACE O'SPADC AGAINST US TODAY. v ' GIFT E0 7 7 F E E L iN 's ( H URT/ WITH A PAIR UF . /j m il MARY MARGARET McBRIDE. F asn si W e CtmmcnUtor 06 o t s / i f . - . f / AND HCLL^jf MEANWHILE. --• Ji-f OE TRYIM" JB * \ FOR HI6 . /H TM’ CROWS WS \\. 6CCONO4 STRAIGHT NO H I T T E R / r\ » Hie Poor C»ve I9U* No New»p«per To AdvertUe In. Y o k Have I f AUTQ3 FOR SALE W AITRESS WANTED. Apply Bus IS __ XffiBlooL Grill— B i d Do d 'o ^ * ! h " tgn track, good condition. 6 new tires. I l l N. WANTED: Man to *uece*<r R. Simmons for lUwIcigh business French. Phone U64-W. In Northcsst Polk County. 1600 • MODEL A Pickup Truck. Phone families. 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But, as Sec. rvtary of Commerce W. A. Herriman point* out. the fob still isn’t over. "Not only the United Stater, but the whole world still lacks adequate supplies of fata and oila. And wq In America , » .im t T» «»■" * t. By. Paul Robin soy ETTAiKETT F4.F |Ml G ^na1 ere paH Icularly short of in- MY duxtrial fata." These Indus­ trial fate, or their product*, are needed to make man/ things’ we use every ’day,’ The used feta you turn .in will help tide us over until supplies a n ndnnaL :,<r- VUau * SOME c e n t xxA &*is S ir.* 0tvs m> FCRET4C0CRH-"y JADK3G,t j po p: r r s 1 . HOO 8RGEJ ’ MAWfun; S I| L su o o tsr AftMovf -A*e»a rrrJHrettjfJ: ) WHEN HE ; fw^s . ire a .« R » !3 g U | ftor-6o c - j WAjo n , ',N ~ TONtOMT.-J HTTAS K U f TURNING 18 it yw R u sep w o ' -r _ ■fjrr SI BULL-A-CtflDPLE - F ’D-A-1 /ttiNUTB.. gfi 1*f ;* i-i? -- a?y-^*5 r « u» c P u a u ^ o i B y Walt Disney Mickey Out Of The Dumps. MICK ICY MOIISH m ' ’ :- r • '* • C OlB TAKING U0M,eCV.'“*4 O fto v eo u r^ trt raov tow TtHCS SHt 1 comtqaov ijypocKsrc law s tvatAwn tan : ’f *t OP NanjQC.’i RutJOLC ------- �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Dutch Accused By Indonesia Of Violating Order TUESDAY, AUG. 5, 191 Elliott’s Testimony U.S. Asks Apology From Hungary For American’s Arrest 'I'MlIaa** !!•■> «*•■• « •') would not l>, held liable for breach of contract "because of during th* years period. For a period o f eight licWfsh hour* the reports from tha humid downtown Intel negotiating room had blown hot and,cold. Union official* said dll' UAW Ford local* in tho country would 1* notified of the agreement in lime to refrain from walking put. The Ford*l!AW agreement on I the Tsfl-Hsrtley inue followed 'the company'* blunt tefussi to gram the union an “immunity elsuae." ■ Henry Ford H. mandated the r{impan]r'i point of view. Ho aald that to permit euch immunity would be to “nullify- the law and' declared the company "can* not' he party to placing unioria Hughe* ha* charged that Sen­ ator firewater (R-MflincU--cJt*iiman of the *futi committers, once offered to call off the hearing If he would**gtemv»~»neiTt! TransWorld Airline*, in which Hughe* ha* a controlling Interest, with fa n American, firewater ha* denied that. Meyer’* e*pen»e “a c c o u n t * brought into evidence last week, allowed more than 18,000 spent on entertainment of Kooievtl: and hi* friend* about’flie tlm.- ilie' con­ ed an apology from the Communiat dominated Hungarian government for the 'O Tetl by political police of an American citltep, Stephen Tburaniky, The State Department, in tilscloalng thia today, aald that the U. S. repre*entative on the Allied Control Commiuipn for Hungary alio haa "approached" the 8<>v- In, the American minister at Budapest; «nd Hungary’* acting foreign miniiter, which showed that Chapin demanded h “auitabc iapology," Chapin also naked for assur­ ance that no further »ueh insta.rs would take place and- thut m.y of Thuransky’s* property which had been seized would la* returned. The acting foreign minister. Erno Milbatyfi, gave Chapin a preliminary reply yesterday, which the State Department ndviaed Chapin to tell the Hilda pent government is “un**ti*factory." tu speculation whether th r iu to union ami Murray Corp, ef a bad girl out of her." u can use any wurf you America might settle on a sim­ ’ young Roosevelt shouted, ilar bail*. were they (the g irl*; for me?, JMM* D* * MAT1C rH0 T°0 *ArH* were made a* the bodies of Tom Thom**,», and hi* slitsr, Patricia, 7, were Komi*veil insisted that .Meyer rC<io'ToCtV r0!n ** Hansen Dem, Calif., where they had been on ■ Sunday ptenlc with their parent*. had nut answered his querilun, Left, the boy * Ufeleae body has been brought to shore; night, the children’* mother, Mr*; Agnes Thomaa * Maall.Me (ram r . i r <lH,l "The Colonel well knows the (second from left) is comforted by a friend, while her husband, John, stand* at right The youngsters bad the termination of the adminis­ girl* were present," Meyer intiswatutered off W j) gftergjwtyen playing In grubber in g ra ft on the water. Untenuillonal Soundphoto) trative regime which has -been Java by linking up their. eAsictn maintained by the British in the -,i Mover aisd that kt the-gay par­ Lake Mary Beach soldiers were wounded. -----, in older that ties in New York Col. ftuuseveit void’ westCf n~Tflr^C*' *g Yi'-w- hour* WMhrTllnce 1800, 15 Strikers Killed, before the cMSe-ffft orders tisik our fellow countrymen, the 8q- »ori^t.miftt of hit time with MilU The laborers were reported ((fliiiMMd from R*agt Om+| '40 Hurt In Tunisia effect last midnight, u dispatch j-dance,' may share the welfare Fave Emerson, who later In-ism,shot down in return fire from the for park purposes with IB months, 'mid the aspirations uf |hc people Mra, ItoosevelL from Srmarang ‘said. A fter Troop Attack troops. - The Dutch indicated officially of Egypt." “ Were anv tif the glrbl there to it will revert to them. Commlssiiiim chairman 11. B. Nokia,hy I’atha told the cdunfil entertain meT" Elliott pressed hi, UlSt during attempt, at mediation The riot a t Sfax was the only of their difference* with the In­ that "it. is the very existence of former party companion and hast. Pope told Mr. Field* that the roe- - TUNIS, Tunisia, Aug. 6—</P) major outbreak reported in the donesian Republic, they intended Egypt as a sovereign *|ate which Meyer insisted the ‘"girls" were res* of the park had been as much — Fifteen striking laborer* weru alike thus far. Thee were some to maintain rontrtd •>( the rich is here at stake." part of a large party that varied a surprise to the Commission *• killed and about 40 were eswwMled minor incedenu, but police-were to lotke Mary residents, commend­ In a riot near Sfax which follow­ control. "Against ihe historic bacx- from 20 to 30 persons, areas they wrested in the 15 day* of fighting. trrouml of Anglo-Egyptian rela­ "You mean their scintillating ed them for doing a nice Job i.n ed an attack on an Army motortions," he said, "an alliance <;l conversation waa to entertain me," the park and promised them **- Ixed column, the French New* Tunisia’* B,200,000 inhabitant* this sort is but another form **f Roosevelt put In with irony in hi* aistance immediately by sending a Agency tswu-UJ today. were reported hard pressed because Attlee’s Offer road crew out to improve tha subordination. It make, a rela voice. All of the’ alike, particularly in tho borer* In Tunisia, tiunship which is both unbalanced French forth African -Druta JilinU. .art#.—Most - of —the-ehop* **I resent any implication a* to road to the. lake. Itealiaa.a n m l*«a» ii » i and undignified, ft ties Egypt — TlMr-rood-etrip-vritf-ijinirtniTed •t**- Were called out on a general there were closed. Refrigera.inn ■Train, to lie announced . Ji]__ Ulu -tn— British economy.-_Tt subjects free bv Mr*. Harrison ami Mr. ■trike yestedsy. Troops were sent plants were shut down, and trans111* voice filled with emotion, .* Htruic r .T T ’idnnwns tomorrow. “Oh. Meyer broke Ini "thst was Smith. However, they will be com­ to take over the Tunisian rail- reflation tins were clogged. ‘ •Th* new plan, designed to com­ Egypt to the vagaries of Britiih pensated for orange ti-eei on tile way line between Sfax and Gsfxa. bat g critical dollar shortage and ccontimyr It imprisons Egypt with­ Hu* last thing on my mind." The gyvernmeut waa reported in the orbit of British imfierial "You have said I was getting property, said Mr. Pop*. The PTcnth press sj boost production, is expected lo power," planning to requisition railway 'Mr, Evan* sharply criticised thr all the girls,” Roosevelt told Mey­ cal) for sjitl muiw austerity In tend other facilities needed to Before Nokrashy I'asha took er , "You have not an,wen,! my Commission for not culling upon the troop* were fired an already tightly rationed land. keep the protectorate's economy the floor, Herschel V. Johnson, question about these girls. What him first to speak on the matter strikers* a* th ey ..* J t also ___ was expected* to* contain and rix'functioning, declaring that ho had money In railway yards of S ¥*k tom* provision for reducing the deputy U. 8. delegate, suggested was I doing, lining them m>?” that as soon as the opening state­ In angry tones, Roosevelt con­ the subdivision and that closing of Kars 0UH«y fund* to the British ment* from the Egyptian ami tended at another point thql the street* and parks hy vacating the occupation zone of Germany. McM While the I'rlniu Minister wns British representatives were heard Senate group has directed its in­ plate pad been detrimental to his , putting his final louche* on lhi* the council should "turn to the quiry at him because he Is "the property. Attorney Boyle reminded Mr. plan last night. Foreign Minister mote urgent huslneis" of the Bal­ son of the President” and passed over gift* by contractor) to other Evans that he still retained all - Ernest Bevin reiterated in the kan problem. Informed -quarters said Britain Armv officer*. Douse nf Commons that Britain legal rights.a* a property owner, Roosevelt aahl he undetstood the but that since, the land termed as * * k intended to pres* fur public own* probably would demand time Id t n |, ,f ership of the mine* and factories study Nokrashy Pasha’s opening committee had a document deal­ park land k. h remarks ami prepare hi* reply, ing with "million* and trillion* of hy this paiiltr~aT~auch, the public f:, , In Germany’* Ruhr. dollar*" of war rnntrarti— BTTiT Imd no rights to the laud vacated.. i_ 7 'H e alio deflated his opposition which might take saveral day*. -"huntllg surli gifts as automobiles to four*pow*i cwritrol of tluu Mr. Evans quoted' nn Opinion of to other Army officers. Senators an Orlando attorney, Ben -Carpen­ "I'VI-SIKN millions of pounds of ! -rich fnduBtrtal iNfe* «■ propOHil J p w i R h - J l Ferguson (K-Mlrh) (ltd Brewster — r ter, to the effect loat the tern, i by l ^rmiwre. (R-Maine) denied knowledge of mission's vacating order was;void tobacco sold a t auction. And a t la-cause of failure to show conclu­ k*— ish source since the. ilrillsh- were turned on during the night Roosevelt said also thst If the sive ownership to the patlst vac~ auction a fte r auction, I ’vo seen American difference* on thr auh- for the first time sine) power- commRtee fuund that the Boose- ated. and he reiteratotJ hi) state­ became public last month. »»ving Idsckout restriction Were veil Mine had been used "just tq ment that the Cuunty Cummiosloa gel expenses" hy Meyar., It ought had no authority to vsesta the tho mokera o f Lucky Striko buy United Stale" 'reportedly ordered last winter, tu state thst publicly, FeifUson park* in the plat. want* to delay socialisation in tho Several Liverpool police were inKtthr for at least ftve years, pepd-' hired battling the demonstrator* I sgrred. Huv Howell of Lake Mary com­ tobacco th a t’s got real smokin’ ing an increase In production. ' a* firemen atood by ready to dous# I When Roosevelt rc/emn to mended thu action of Mr*. Harri­ Th* Foreign Minister said hi* th* riolera’with hoses in •*»« the Mever a* "a rather comedy type son ami Mr. Smith In deeding over * qual i t y. . . tob acco th a t smokea preference reganling Germanv's situation got heyynd police con- of individual,". Ferguson broke in the property for park use. Mr. with: lavel of Industry was to Itoost Fields Quoted Mrs. Hart i son as up inild, cool and fragran t.” German steel production to about “Well, he was your friend, pot staling that she would give mare niira IJ.OOO.tHMt tuns, That, he said; ours."1,1 land if needed for tho park. Mr. would give "almut the standanl cited "Fascist-like" organization* "I will explain how he happen­ police said they thought the van ed tb he In my social circle," Roose­ ■laliam waa the work of Irrespon- velt said, slide youths rather than an or "You should, do that," Ferguson And then, perhaps giving a hint ganlxed rampalgn uf anti-Semi­ B .T . (. r u g lN . INUETENDEMT T l l t t n U WAMUIOl HgMSN retorted. aa to what th# new Attlee eco­ tism. •I Otfuril. North Carotins j4 nomic plan la to contain, he re­ (M r LA tut a luc* i trrsiax BAIOXXX) plied lo conservative demand* foe more food and raw materials for Rations For Chinese packing plants. (ftrmsny by Inquiring: Troops To Be Changed J t t & 'S & S S S g S **Can anyoni tsll me where I . . . . . . . . . .^’“7------can-owned Hennlngaen I’rotlucx CM gat food and raw materials NANKING. Aug. 8, (A*)—China’s Company had been purchased ftr •scept from the duljar, countries 7" method of feeding her soldiers an undisclosed amount, believed to He added that wh*n the pres­ rice plus whatever tounlry pro- It* several million U. 8., dollars, ent U, B, loan1ia exhausted Brit­ duee ia available will undergo mod- and that th* government soon ain could no longet stand the ex­ emlsatlon umlsr a new supply would begin producing canned, penditure of funds fur thst put- Egypt Makes Plea Jaycce Convention LUCKY STRIKE THE TOBACCO Greek Navy Gets ____.6 U .S. Gunboats 19 Killed In Wreck Of Gasoline Truck t/fy~ Nine teen persons, 17 ghATHENS, Aug. 8. UT) — Hear groes and two white men, wVre Admiral John A. Snarkcnbcrg. killed near here at dawn todsy Naval attache to the American when a truck in which they weie mission to old Greece, said today riding collided with a gasoline gotlationa had been concluded truck and burped. Ambulances from Waxahachle r the transfer of six 'American and Ennis made run, to the scene, motor gunboats to the Greek navy. He said approximately #l,:i£0,- bringing bodies of the victim* to a temporary morgue at a negro 000. estimated_jts a tent'i of the . original'coat of the vessels, had theater here. Officer* said they did not know been budgeted for their nriiulai- immediately how many were Intion. The admiral said that under f tentative plans the six ships.were jured. * scheduled to be‘ Vcconditlontfl ol Norfolk. Va., where Greek crews Jury Drop» Charges light-be—trained.— f te^oald a In L y n c h in g C ase JACKSON, N. C. Aug. 5-OVi Charge* against Sevan white MAN WHO KNOWS WA K SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCOT! 5fAR exploded IK4«t HEARD qROUP BACK IM7 7 0 B.O., AKD <KE f ROM <1lL C e l e s t ia l . CAfASfROPHL BUf RLCEMfLV REACHED THL FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette *•■* LAR’fK't CAMERA* AMD'fUESCOflS* SIDNEY CURRIN1$ RIOHTI...And like him, scores of other experts. . . who really know tobacco. . . hnve seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy tobacco With "feel SCRAPS K D M H EA Sf oT f?RLLHLAMD s lK m x s i ^ f l t l mohumeht ■ <0 203 Arrested For i Burmo Chiefs Killingr After all, that’s what you want in a cigarette. . . the honest, deep-down sn- RANGOOn T Burma, Aug, 5, CP) DISCOVERER, is. 1 - •f th* slain gov»r taould remain unbi ttk months until Bril OBACC �A " 7 :F Jk*' $ 3 ( i U»Uy Thert h 'Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the P .a r* of th* World; To Ptnoota ths P r o ir n i of Am*tic*; •To Produce Pro*pertly /or Sanford. Partly cloudy through Thursday with local thundershoweia in af­ ternoon and esrly tonight. m i «r AN.LNIJKJ'KN/JKNT DAILY N>WaPAi*&ZLVOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 i . . a ---- ii_» Associated Press Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6. 1947 Attlee Announces Truman Will Make 3 Day I* ^Hardship Regime » ♦- - «*« NO. 189 Senator Hughes On Stand Brazil Trip " U . S. L o a n E a s e m e n t, , L im ite d D ir e c tio n Of L a b o r, T ro o p R e d u c tio n Sought ' To Attend Meet H u g h e s C o n ta c t M an WASHINGTON. Aug. b o lh A ls o “ E n t e r t a i n e d ’1 Pietidrnl Ttuman today accepted O t h e r O f f i c ia l s B e ­ an invitation to viiit b iaiil in sides Roosevelt late Augtyil ni Seplembet. W A S H IN G T O N , A u f. 6, <iF>— Secretary of S la t* M arshall tinnoil need today that the U tilled S ta ir* ham agreed In u high 1«*el ro n ftrrn ro with the B rltL h with • ml** to relaxing wowr pr«»i•iona of th* Anglo-American loan -agreement. L o n d o n . Aug. fa y r i ftim* Mauilcr Attire told Parliament looty that Great Uiitain wuuk. reduce h er aimed (otcei, _ inqiou * a limited diieclion ol laboi, and leak relaiation ol clauin in the J U ; S . loan egtrement to help rare her (towing economic em it. He laid alio that worket* "it. the mote njenlial imlutltie*’ would have to wotk longer and l i f t coal mine tt wuulJ be ailtn toWabor half an hour a day ad diliontl. ------ Attlet—Iljd-thmfAjTeat-HTttniw alto would cut down her nn|»c»itin a manner that Mould mean "hardship! for many people.” * Attlee *ald Great HrUrnin also would cut down her Import* in > manner that would mran “luudshlps for many people."■ e said the United Htati-i, at Britain's entreaty, had nitrei-d to diecu'ss' the *terliiiK canVuttlhlllty pnd non-di*criminatlon In trade agreement* In the !3.7W),0<*MH)0 loan, which Attlee maid Would be exhausted thia year. • Re denied, a* '.Winston Church­ ill hod charged on Monday, that the Labor government had •'frit­ tered away" the American billions, advanced after termination of lendUAm from which Great Uritain r e iv e d *3U(f7.'54(i.r..lO from the u. a. »nd ave back in reverse •a ro se : SI*) Keldrn Waldo. Gainrutillr *tlorney and Immediate past presi­ dent of the United State* Junior Chamber of Commerce, will be one of the honor aural* uf the *t*ie*^Jayree “ convention lu be hrld at the .Mayfair Inn thi* weekend. $1,000,000 Fire In Miami Destroys P l a n e s D e m o lis h e d A s M y s te ry E x p lo s io n T o u c h e s O /f B la z e MIAMI, Fla,. Aug. 6 t-P)—Dam* Ige estimale at more than $I,OO0> 0 0 0 waj 'cauieti b y , tire e*'ly loda« when a myslcrihut eiplotio’n touched n il a blare In Hanger No. 3 at the 20th Street side of the Miami International Airpuit and drslroyrd two 21-paiwngCi DC-3Y Iwn twin-engined Bcacltciafl and an undetermined number, of Imall'.jfedemlalnK^of the front of itw e» planet. Modernization Of Drug Store Front Begins" Tomorrow R jV n lh a t . and Anderson D ri'ir, x p ir e Chief Henry Chare ol the Sof th* B adjacent' ^ H store w.irar8R apace, will Start tomorrow morning it was announced today by K. F. Ilnur holder, agent' for the HrumlevPuleston Building and Paul Camptrail, contractor. Work on enlarg­ ing the interior will Ire started UUr. Blueprint! to th* new front sh^r two entrances, and the adjSm ng store front will be marie to correspond to the present druj. store frent which will he ibme what altered. Hr. Campbell, who wsi con­ tractor for thg •n*w Grey hour d r, bu* ttatlon. estimated that the .work of completely enlarging and 1Improving the ttore will take a minimum of three month*' lint*. The. adjacent store ha* been used 1 1 of lata for storage apace, and thyl. atock hta 'been transferred to ’ the store room which wo* 1formerly ‘ a bsrbfcr shop. ■ F . E. Roumlllat ami Rmce J. jen on hava laHsii uporaiur* of a g store In Sanford for more than 35 yeare, and moved into th* present site In th* Brumleypuleston Building when It war erected during th* early twenties. They are agenu for the )Valgrf*n products. J t f . Hous holder w i l l h a v e cH rg * of the tmprovemerfl and enlargement of the store. f it . Bourn Rial a n d M r. Anderaon today declared ' that (hey have much faith In the future of Sanford, arid predicted that their enlargement of th* store will 1* HI ip KToru with * Irf accord other store ImI w o w t o t a which lata have so rrtuch |mprt Improved the appearance business district. o f th e'M ali i 1 ■- — i■ — ■i ■ me- V Cinnam on Signed By Sanford Feds Van Klnnamon, lanky righthanded hurltr, formerly with th* DaLand Red HaU has been signed by th* Sanford Baseball Associa­ tion. It waa announced tfaiaoflernoon hy Manager John Krider. recently re- P re s id e n t T o F ly T o R io I n L a t e A u g ­ u st O r S e p te m b e r; S c ie n c e B ill V e to e d B-..... . two buildings, a 100 by SOIMool hanger and a 150 by 500-fool wood building used tt a ihop and tlorage building; two DC-3 pas­ senger planes, two B eacKcrsfl, one former Army A I2 6 medium bomb, er. several aircraft engines and * number of smaller aircraft were destroyed-* Us aahl the damage would reach “at leatl $1,000.000—con­ servatively." j Chase said detplte fire fighting »* fa ce 1HT* „* ** U. S. Cancels Credit To Hungary Because Of Communist Coup v_______ • ■ WASHINGTON, Aug. «—UPj— ■Secretary of S'ate Marshall today disclosed the Hxpnrt-Import Bank ha* ra net lied a 17,000,000 cotton credit ear-marked for the Hungar­ ian government. Marshall tnld a news conference the hank took th* action because some of the Hungarian negotiators in which the tank had confidence had been exiled as result of what he termed th* Communist coup which recently overturned the government. Two other factor* he gave a* Influencing the bank’a decision wer*: 1, The two Hungarian banka scheduled to get th* American funda are under what Marshall railed th* threat of national Ixatlon. 2. The cotton situation haa chan­ ged for the better since April 30, when th* bank and a Hungarian government reached a tentative agreement regarding th* credit Marshall disclosed this action In telling reporters that* th* Amer­ ican government had reached no specific conclusion on what further step* to take about th* change In the Hungarian government In announcing the credit cancel­ lation. Marshall amphaalted that th* considerations governing th* move were strictly honking fact- E llio tt R o o s e v e l t A t W a r I n v e s t i g a t i n g C o m m i t t e e H e a r i n g The While lluuie announce.1 W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. b o n Mr. Truman will , fly to Rio l)e Janeiro for a three day m il John W- M cyri t n l i f i r J loday h r $97,821.59 ol Howard and return to the Unilrd Sutra t p e n l aboard .lire balllritup U .S. S. Hughes A ircia it Company’s money on * promotion ol two planet be­ Miroiuii. I’ten" Secretary Charlrt G, R on ing built under wailim e govern­ would not comment when aiked ment c o n lia cli, whether Mr. Tiutnan will addren While Hughes waited to tell the lnlta*Amrrican Security Con­ the Senate War Inveitigating Com­ ference. which opens in Riu Au­ mittee hit own story o l hit dealing* gust 15. — with the government, Meyer com­ **The Preiidrnt sincerely appre­ pleted an accounting ol money ciated live coidul. invitation (r- h^ .ts y i he tpenl on enteitamment crllency, Pirsidenl Caspar Dutri of army officer*, government, of­ crnlly eslemlri) lulu by (lit ,Ex- ficials end otheiwiie promoting in­ o( Braiil. to make a visit to that terest in Hughes' plane. country, and rapirned hope that The rotund-publicity man said it would be imslihlp it an early llial~*o—far -a» lir kn-m» h r dale (or him to accept." s a i d .; the only llughet employ** work loim al While House snmiunermrpt ing on public relations.” irleased simultaneously h eir and in Rio De Janeiro. ■‘I’realdent Truman ia nuw moat happy to confirm Ins acceptance and the trip ia Inlng acbi-iluled to take place during the latter part of Auirual or tire early tiny a of September. "Th#_prealdent plana In prereod to Kro'de Jnnerio by air for a three dayi visit and to return on the USS Missouri." Meanwhile, with what be taid was “deep t egret'* President TrU man valued a bill to ratnblisti a national science foundation. ; The uresident said In a memor­ andum of illaapproval that whiU he hod urged th* establishment of such a foundation, the idll Con. „ tMI aanthlmjurolved a "uvorkrd departure from sound principle*" of administration. He described the bill at ll'M lIaas* , s . r * l « altl Hiroshima Notes Anniversary Of Atom Bombing HIROSHIMA, Aug. «. (AT—Two years ago warfare’s first atomic bomb descended and one half of Hiroshima vanished in a blinding flash of destruction. Today at 8:H A. M., the hour when the bomb exploded, the Ih-IIs tolled. The people stood In silent prayer for one minute, then went again about, their affair*. That was the only official notice lake ruin lllroahlma of (hr explo■Ion Hlat left 92,000 of It* citHrna dead or mlstflng. But th* city of­ ficials were busy with plana to mkk^ lllroahlma’ a ahrlno for thr wrtt Id's hopea of pear*. At their request, General MacArthur in Tokyo released ■ state-ment. He said "W ar’* destructivenesi will progress until ths mean* are at hand to exterminate the human race,', "This It th* lesson of Hiroshima. God grant that It ha not ignored." And Mayer Hhlaao llatnai an­ nounced that Australian engineer* had helped draft a plan for a modern lllroahlma, with a peace memorial at the spot over which the atomic bomb let go. Iliroahla has a long wav to gp Although 20,000 temporary shel­ ters have sprung up, th* actual permanent rebuilding of the city ha* not yet begun. That, said the mayor, w u on* reason for ob**reing Uiu day which can never b* forgotten try those who liv*d through l.t H* hopes, by th* observance, to Interest Ut* ciUtana in rabulldlng th* city. H* wants, h* says, to make Hiroshima fo n c tr a symbol of the futility of war. lllroahlma should know. Red Cross To Give GI Insurance Data |r; : * - -■ _ : • •f Veteran* who with to rainitat* lhair National 8*rv k * U f* In­ surance or are Interested In ob­ taining more Information an this subject are r*qu*st*d to meet at th* American Rod Cross Chapter Building at Fifth S t m t and Oak Avenu* , Tku*aday-avaa lng-at 7:1U o'clock. 1 ■ .7 » Throughout th* United State* a JA Y C EB MKKT naw all-time high In th* number 1 of disability compensation or pen­ Sanford Junior sion c**«e on Veteran* Administra­ will hold a supper tion roll* waa #«Uhli»h#d, May 1 log a t 7:30 o’clock Thuradiy When th* flgur* went oVSr th* th* rind of a 'se ria s o f evening 2327,000 mark. Rad Cross Chapter meetings that will ba h-td on th* workers end claims aerric* representstivsa assist eetarana to ob­ tain disability compensation and Meyer* alio told the Senate inveiligatoiv that llu g h e i’ a ir fia ll company paid bills (or wartime cntcltainment ol Col. Jain ei l i . H all, who iiicceedrd Elliott Routeveil at head ol the Army -\>i Corpt m o n n siisn ce division. Meyer, Hughes publicity man and attitlan l, lead a long list ol exprntr't lie laid he incurred e n ­ tertaining H alL M e rg e r O f T W A W ith P a n A m e r i c a n S a id P r i c e O f Q u ie t i n g W ar In v e s tig a tio n Wa sh in g t o n , j \u B. b </**>_ With both under oath, Howard . Hughes charged and Senator B icutlet (R M e.) denied today thal llie MciiaUt one* o ifeicd a "d eal" to call o if tenslo iial in­ quiry into Hughes w aiplsnc con­ tracts. H irw tici took the stand before a .Senate War Inveitigating tubCom m illrr a frw minutes after Hughes, had made lit .ch sig * b«fore the tame group. Hughes >sid the Maine Sensloi made tucli s propoiition to him in a Washington H o ld ths week iij Feb. I I . 1947. ■R ie w ilrr • ofieieri. be declared, to have the healings dropped if be. Ilughrs. would sgice to mer­ ger ol llir Flam W in Id A lllin tt. w lutli he conliots, wills Ran-American Auways. Ihessstej,' calling this a “ propositinu that sounds more like Hol­ lywood than W 'aihillglun." told HON OF T IIF LATE I’ |IK8I0ENT, Rlllnll MmiHcvrlt (Irtl) in sworn in he fur* taking tlir stand In the rommillee solemnly: 'I i an astute you that 1 never Irulify ticiore the Hcnslt- Wnr IniewtignliiiK <’ll 111mil let- In W»«hingtoii. Bight, he t* -tiimn during* i|iir«tlonin( in eormrelinn *ll(r«hi»' rreiMumrmlatlun lq which the government gave Howard llughev a did." 100-pisnr ronlrsel. Klliolt tnld Ihe rnmmllte*; "It it I- true I hist fifr Ihe prirr nl entertainment I j( w ■aid h# interlainad made rrcomnii-ndsllmia that would in all) »a> rndangn the men under me ur ilrlraiiil .Ihe govern* uglirs at a luncheon in hi* hotel men' or vlnw up the war eftorl, that ahmilil he shown." . . (Ilileriiatiunal Huundpholot) H apaitetit and “paid {8 hU out of my own pis-ket." SubcciiualHae Chairman Fvrgu aon i I! Mf. hi cm I the t-ifsl which Tins remark at to the cost tbvlMeyrr charged sgstnst llsll'a *nuuslv was a ufeiwnc* to the testi­ tartslmiieW ' vsi I3 .Tj 1.1J. cbvstmony o f John Meyer, Hughe*' pub­ licity man, iliat he upent large Ing appiciMtsttly three years. Th* sums i-nt-i twilling government of­ Commit |f’ Imiuirlng into flu. ficials tKJQ.OihJL.nf. wtstiuis plane e-mtrpdr : ------- -— * ,y i. . Alluding to the Hughe*’ charge#, given the llughev comnanv. Hlrwater said: Meyrr gave hi* trslimony ■* loule tiiriiugh S.inloiii ini ,H|alc “It ires incvnceiveble to me Howard Hughra, mitlimiane plane tbal anyone could se rio u sly conlligbw.iy No. 4(i. running from iiuililer and movie producer, wait* II ..wllwgVi ew I ' l l - t i t ) rd in Washington to tret if y after id e a l;, A r e ! Miim mu ilo- E*»i Cu.nt lo Mt C h r i s ti a n a croos-rountry flight. Chairman Dora, I< iml •II l lute today cpmS tre ss e d B y V is itFerguson (R-Mich) announced iticndrtl .Scimuolr ('imnly'i S-naloi that Hughc-a will lw called to tes­ i n « C h u r c h G ro u p and Rrpirvi lil.illtn lot llu-lt Work tify at this afternoon's aeaiion. Hanford had il« hottrwl days • > n iiigliway (ontlruciiolt ami uigrd . Tlie free* spending Meyer, who nf the year on Monday amt Drvrlopmnit ul Climlian idralv hs* already said he upeut more quick at lion (mi .mi irCUiing cumTuesday when Ihe minium among youth was the llietne ol than ‘16,000 of Hughe*' moitey en­ ti-mperalurr - «« rrconlnl nt plrlion.oi llu- C’io»» fltalc. i llglltalk* ami enlertaimtiriil pi-.riitnl tertaining Klliolt Roosevelt nnd SI degreew on Ise-Ih da)« hy II. wwy.ids. friends, told the committee F. Whit her. weatherman. today to Kiwaniam at their H i r e l ­ As an aid in attracting business Iri It public -InlPlili-lil lo Thi* that on one occasion lie «|M-nt Muring July, Hanford had ing al till- loutltt Cenln l>* a mid industry to Hanford, an axI It-mill today. Mi. Cha-udcclnr3561.42 entertaining Hall, Roose­ ronlrr weather than nmniil tr.llll III ItVr inembri* ol the tensive survey of the many Induat>’il: velt testified yesterilsv (list some with an average 79.1, or two " If Sanfoid aiol Semiuoig Coun­ Mrlhodist 5outh Caravan w)to an rini advantages of the Hanford are* listed expenditures were nwidk drerrea twinw ihe normal uf t ('«— .Ilnur* . , I 'u - slvl ty ittf lo gel llu- Cross Stull- toiiductiiig a youtl^inttim lion pil­ bns hern prepared h y . Florid* HI.) degreew. June wan alan Power & Light Company In con­ Itighwiiy, from tin* cast lo wr»l wlighlly rooter than nor (Hal grim it the l i nt Method nl junction will) Florid* fUwti* Adver­ coasts, Ilicy mu*tuyI quickly. Alwith an average nf 79-1 de­ rt-atly n unit uf road for unoth -r Clninli They wrie inlimiurrsl by tising Commission, II. II. Coleman; gree* compared with a normal Passengers Injured route foi a Cron. State Highway the Rev, J. L. McKinlry. p,l*|or ol district mnnagrr for th e . rawer of H0,| degree*; company, aminonced yesterday. is Iw-iiig nUiillurtwii ■If W# are Ih e hottrwl weather ever In Train Collision lb-sides 'Udng nvatlahle at the lo gi-t our .Iiigliway romphrtod Ilie s Lurch and Kiw.imt sdu t feeiirdfd by Mr. Whitner waa Iradci pnwet company . office copies of t> nmat'ihi *ii (icfore otlnrr At Illinois Crossing 11.1 degreew in M rii, nnd thia w turn* i-oiiiplrlf‘ loads winch will lire viriting group intliulril the survey have been furnished he aald, waa In aome measure bv Mr. Coleman to the office ef tic in ami divert elsewhere tinHoc ,1* mormon-. wtHido.firea Miss Clco Mrtcsli, Orlimli ■ leit l|«*| the Jlemlnole County Chamber of LITCHFIKI.n. 111. Aug. Cross Stale Highway. in Volusia county st-Gir time. —Th* IIHnftl* Centre) Kail road’s “Old Slate V-nd Nu. 14 -How and irudrnt ul Haitou-w1i.> t< Commerce, junior Chamber of '•Green Diamond" pa*»cint*r . ■— ------offirintly No Irt enters St-minul" councdlot (or the Caravan. I. I' li­ Commerce, Sanford Herald. City train and a Burlington Railroad By THE AHHOt'IATKD I'ltKSH Hall, Court-House and local banka, County on I lie west al tljo We* freight drain eolltderi near here The wotat heal wave of (lie kiva Itivet, niitl I* known a s 'llu- ter Aiulriion, who war l.oiu- .i»d where anyone inn)- sef them. v today and stats polio* head., year, still firmly anchored «vei Ml. |)<11n Itood It leaves San­ laired liy. mittioniiy p.innl- in ■ Business men interested In” must nf lh» hail cauinl quartern 'a t Springfield reported ford going ew*t on Geneva Ave Koira and whu is now allrndini lie-ntlng here .will find much help­ “at least 10 or 11 |ier*on*" had at least.' 34 deaflis today as it ( Iit nr4 ■'m fklsl Duke Uniyrrsity; Min Nell Rnyt ful In for mat lop UT the iepurt which spread into the eastern states. been Injured. • « covers more than n scor* of sub­ A (ingfr of eidd air, from Can­ lies'k of Alabinti^ Mm M -"v ll-'ils jects including lalwir and raw'Folic* headquarter! said there ada bad brought aubdantial I*, Invited T o Joinci ol Not lb Cirsditii .uni M i- iiiateilals here, u tilities, trans­ were no Immediate reports of any lief and aome scattered shower t|* U I I I I l I S II1V11CU t t l ■ deaths In the wreck. It said "at Naomi Rupert of Kants-. portation facilities, health condlt* E d B lir r c tt Icaat 10 or 11 Injured" had.lmen to (be Dakotas amt MinnewUt pins, housing, stufes, schools and IdeiiIs of the Youtii C*iavail but it was almost nhaorlied in taken to the LUchfleh! Hospital. municipal flln*nces. • movement wer* stress,si by I'orNeluaskaand western Iowa where State police were dispatched Mr. Coleman aaid that th* The public haa l-een invited to ter Anderson who told of tin- youth the Weather Bureau .-aid the tern to the scene, which was tha at lend ^tlu' banipict l,t. J * |inatrurtion cuurse nuw being nil Chamlier of Commerce, C ite, and Litchfield crotalng of the two perwtioe drop was only moderate. gave valuable nothing ill sight, th e j? 1 **!" M«vfair Inn * rled on lq* these teams hy-young County officialThera Was railroad* at Winston Tower. i aw t'aaw " i s ) — j^ 'in iii'd c •'tu n 'i.Jay cfc*. at whichi ^ tl, m various M 1 b - >11 - 1 help which contributed to the Com­ t 1 "Wttaar A railroad spokesman at Chipleteness I l f ilia survey. He bailees, ____ __ _ . ' Edw ard \V. Barrett, editor of I Churrhea. cago said re understood the diesel thia is the first occasion In th* Newsweek Mngaxinr, will speak, The first purpose of llm move­ locomotive, four coaches and th* history nf Sanford that such a it was announced hy T. K. Tucker Trotting Race Fans ment, he said, ik to revitalise youth diner of th# passenger train, *n cum pie to report uf local resource* today. route from St, Louis to Chicago, Hurt As Stands Fall ■* Thus* interested In attending bv teaching them the principles of haw. Iicen compiled. health and having a capable lady, had been derailed and overturned It will tie .ii^ I not only locally Ihe banquet are asked to contact Oths* aims are aiding tln-m In The Litchfield Hospital said It hut also hy tile State Advertising GtiSHBN, N. Y„ Aug. (t, ( 4 1 - Lind Welwr, general manager of think effectively and get rid of had “aome" Injured brought In Commission In the Industrial phae* ths* Mayfair to mako rvtervatlona, Thrcc aeetlona of th« temporary inertia, to develop soul by of its half-mllllon-dollara-a-ysar for treatment but that no count charge will he mad* for mental blrarhrra, with irnera, janimtsl januin.l w ik i fans n n . hern! Iieru. A - nominal ....... . tt'wnllaar* aa Page sis I had been mad*. advertising program’ end hy, attending event. the running of* “tho **-lla m■" lls 'lo.iithose at ending the event, for the 1 ^ ' Litchfield ia in Montgomvy Florida Power A Light Company [rotting atakes. collapsed today* Th* dencr on Saturdey night an trottii _ county, 237 mil#* #outhwc#t of in it* program for th* industrial reports from the Gnahru will b* open only to Jaycee mem- L i z e t t e T e m p l e G oetr ...... ............................ .................. Chicago and 37 mile# morthaait and first remitts development of the communities la-rs and".their wive* or date*. Hospital gold a numlier wrre In­ of 8 t. Loul». A branch of tht Jayrees wishing to buy ticket* O r t R h i n e B o a t T r i o il « ,rvf*' Along with th* survey jured. . |ps ■ w u i v i i i i u . u u u i 11 i p U](i power comp, MV distributing Chicago Burlington and Quincy A record Hamhlelonlan crowd to attend the ocraaion have been ( 1-----« loiollol Vmi P in Uriel* «v(t«m terminating at Paducah, Bring * Raymond j M(m y m „ Titnpt# Qf Slinj or j , a booklet, "How You Can of '-’0,00f ‘ or more packed the requested to contact Kjr. croaa#a th* I. C. I in* thcr*. Progressive Industries To Your j.undqulst, or secure them et th* Th* railroad said that aa far etands, temporary ami normanent, •Mayfair Saturday night prior to now stationed at the o ffice'or the Community and State.” for the to ttin g claatlc. finance chief of the Army in a# waa known no ona was killed. The accident occur red at the the time of the dance. Germany, recently mailed local It add*d that lta eommunicatlona temporal#^ etands near the head photographer Robert 1... Cox come K aiser-Frazer And with Litchfield war* dlarapUd color film of snapshots which New Buildings Are and it waa having difficulty of the stretch. Packard Hike Prices A nurga at Goshen Hospital aha took while cruising on Hiller's agaamfttnf information. Under Construction aaid: yacht on th* Rhine. Th* tr^in wa# north bound from ,__bna are under x-ray, DETROIT, Aug. fl. bT»—Tw* “Thr “Rhine cruise I* all it I* 8L Louia to Chicago, ; Albert Hickson la building a reported to ha In song and story," more of ths nation's car manufac­ one stop ia very serlouwlv hurt turers. feeling the pinch of stead­ •re taring treated for small machine shop of concrete she wrote. and seo block construction at th* corner ily mounting production coats, t*.various WATHEN TO MOVB -of__ Laurel—Axauu*— and---- Filth . t - j - n J llielr r e ta il- o rie e s Street. VAN ANI1RKH HACK today and trad* quarter* g*n*t>HTH RETURN J . B. Wathen, American Fruit R. N. Windham la erectinng a Mr. and Mrs. William Van Anden allv believe similar advance* era Grower* Inc. traffic manager for elf th hava Juat returned to their home in the making throughout tn n l A, local publisher paint (hop at the corner of Twel th* south-eastern division, today Sanford Avenue In Lake Mary after apcndlnr the remainder of th* Industry Wright, recently Street and waa In Sanford making arrange­ con­ two and a half months a t Ft, w«ek‘a vacation It ie of concrete block Packard, which so far thli y*ar ments to move hla family on 8«pt. Lauderdale. * Mr. Van- Anden, ha* failed to make a nroflt on Hi i, Ky^ reported struction. 1 to Ft. Pierce where he ,1a now The Free Methodist Church whose paintings have roclered operation*, increased prices on ’ „ there, 95 to 100 located. Ifa haa Juat returned from uch favorable comment a t Or- various model* from 392 to 3200: Wight eald that of concrete block construction, New York city where he attended do exhibits, painted a plctjb* Knlser-Fruyr, wtdeh Ha* juat em­ i*al there he hid waa recently completed a t th* a meeting of th* National Claim# dog belonging it by resident# that corner of Fourth fltrc«t m oi\a . ..bird _____ _ if ito3 C.i i B. erged from fhe "red,” implemented Committee. He waa greeted by th* w*«k before Laurel Avenue facing th* trailer |H«*ir, prominent F t Lauderdale an Increase of 199 on its F ra tea fellow Ktwaaiau a t their lunche­ camp.. . _ ___realtor, during hla stay th an . standard model. on today. . r. if-* * * ■ Seminole Urged Lo Act Quickly. * Youth Caravan To Obtain Cross State Highway GivesProgramAt Kiwanis Luncheon Nation’s Worst Heat Wave Takes Toll o r :i4 Lives Industrial Survey Of Sanford' Made Bylaight Company « \ v- *. -i ~------------------ -I- ------*i------- ---------------- _____ - * I H;- j L � 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 05, 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/a07784d7fae20c259e09e13d2dc69b62.pdf c60b286d09523e78926259048747395b PDF Text Text M O NDAY, A U G U ST 4, l x THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA colonic* or any other alternative censFs provided a hearing first is the owner. The new ordinance ia dtilgx hold on such proposed revocation. source." U N Success race no longer conatitutea an Churchill, leader of the ConserThe Chief of Poilce ahall report to become effective on Sept. | ( t * a l l a « H f l a w !• **• ( l a e l ••Internal affair." Were the trou­ vatlve oppoation which Lal>?t out­ r e m a l i n i at |26, but la $50 thoae who fail to aecure or poit tib le in Holland itaelf, undoubtedly organisation declared fn a new* number* two to one in Parliament, where five or more aaalatanta are cenaea conspicuously In place* of government ahould have that view­ (there would nriae the question of pledged the Attlee government builnea*. * • employed. point. However, the ambassador •whether Hie nation'* aovereignty conference. He said bgt*. Clifford 'Martin _.. MMnal /raw " a n u AM.I all a a n a il .ta Were Stomach Ulcer Psi Failure to aecure a llcenae a* molt certainly will run up again*! trai heWqr-infnngrtt. Itinerant merchants tempor'ariand Mrrvyn I’atce, found hanged (hi argument thnt, IrS the new eni ly occupying buildings must pay prricribttl ro*kr* lw violator Of courae thi* open* up a hit in Palestine last Thursday., were Napoleon's Waterloo? hhleh the world ia entering, a field for argument. We we thnt "known to 'b e guilty of. anti-es­ no’w $76 a month 'Instead of $50 subject to fine double the amount The great Napoleon who rm quarrel between » "mother coun- in the nature of the SecnrPy pionage in civilian dresl." as formerly. Telegraph compsnmC required for the Been*#. up to nations was himself a sin licenses have been increased to |200 maximum fine, Each day ol afler-rallng paint. Those « Council vote on the Australian- • lie would enumerate others (160 from $100, and telephone operation ron»titute* a aeparatc itislresae.i with stomach or American reaolutlon which nrdcred who were on the death list 1 f companies to $200 from $100. and diatinct offense. Payment ol palorg Intllassllon, R a t pains the Nctherlanda mid the Indonea- It gun.' When 'asked about (Senhum, burning sensation, blot •ian —- Jgovnnment* P U B I B P IP l« rt-a-r flgh'.- oral Sir Evelyn Barker, former License* are' due on Oct. I any lirenae tax may be. enforced nlhrr romlitluns cause.) In ing nmnnliately and settle their |Mulish commander in Palestine. and expire on Sept. .70 of the fob lay aeiture and *a!e of the prop- acid thnuhl try I.'itaa. Dei hot of t'dga rahlfls fun differviKM by peaceful mean*. 1the Irgun leader aald "he ha* lowing year. They are termed de- erfy to th* highest bldtlff, loi- itruag'sr. ,1'irst dote Then1 aie eleven metnlier* on the an-account lq l>e . settled.’.' l uu tlig'-pubttriied- notice' top twh o t r e l i r r l*l 'S *. lh'>|u«it If not paid withlii t i l In 'US S A f m council, including the big five, week*. The amount of the licenao days- after the date due! ‘ The i l l .e: V O C lf MONET l u r h V "Wg don't recogniae the right America, Britain. !tu*>ia. France and coat of-the aalc will then be Ion I’rus Co. sod drug Commission retains the right to svsry Where. and China. The Vote . was 1 0 *n of the Hi It Mi government In Starts Tuesday! fitted for. such .ahowa has been not rrnew, nr to revoke IIPalestine." the Irgun leader said. favor of the resolution, with three T h e M ost ••llunh-lluah” " It is nnr country and we or.' nlrstcnlltm *. _ S e c re t I n -H int or v Th'-lrf IHVtaltilng weir. Impcrlnl yoked to bring alsiut its lllw x Cqn Now lit* T o ld !- ' government*, Brilalii,"" LihV p anT Wirmr'IT.' said the British White ■'Tor the firat time on any itclgium, and they kept <|uict for Pa|»er published In IMS* was ta r -1 (amount to nlndishing the British pd{een-- the personal, human obvious reasons. Story of those who lived and Sn while we can say, and thy mandate over Palestine. I6Ved and dared to brave thu wyrld in general will agree, thnl mysteries In the making of thu cmplle* are on their way out, yet atom bomb. it will' Iw a long time W o re all .if them nre broken up. While The P ersonal H um an D ram i they leinaiif we must expect the imperial governinrnta to insist otf D rhind Ihe A tom ic Bom b! their right to defend what they regard ns their rightful pouts, sion*. And In rehuttal we shall Attlee Wednesday at the start of hear *urh charges ns Hr. T. P. a two-day debate In the Kouso of r*inng, of China, hurled at Hol­ Common* on the state of the na­ land during the Security Council tion. debate whet) he declared that th« Dutch were acting n* an "nverhifd" Motion ileturn are and wanted to plare Indonesia In ' flick*'' In Jew Zealand. the tide of a "vassal state." | p u tn tt« t c The way things stand at th lsi' ^-Approximately 60C Five men at Salford, arrested killed and .1,000 Injl on .similar charges, were rrlrasr I in the United Statea. on hail. These trials wrie set for next Monday, The prosecutor there *ald 2!» antiJeeriih Inci' dent* occurred during the week X- CELL STORE end and quoted two of the de Y es — D EFIN ITELY LOWER — And Besides 202 Sanford Ave. fendJsnt* as shunting "Serves them right" and “I've gut a fjv e ry th ln jr In Ih e s t o r e ‘la tag g ed In plain fig u re s no th e cu sto m e r can C a s t o r P om ace brother out there." d eterm in e and com p are v alu e*. It I* n ev er n ece*sh ry tb g u e s* a t ■quality Kighty-threc percent 2.K0 p e r cw t. « Meanwhile daylight disclose-) knowlrgde is brought and values u n d e r,h e a v y Miles preanure. Y au can *hop le liu r t ly and avoid further dstnsge done to »yii*through his Vision. C olton S eed Meal ~ p a in fa l-in (sta k e *:-----/ . ' ” gogiies during the qlght in othei 14.00 p e r cw t.-------- — __ ___ pait s of England. ■ ---------------After n noisy crowd had l»en Fertilizerseen near a Itanisgate synagogu., It was discovered that aix win­ 4-7-5 38.48 net dows were shnltcird. Notice Imards were torn down and more -5-8 42.75 net e If you get up nlthlt—hive frequent d»- windows smashed In a suburban ; * ■ir. to pass your water—tsil Have only London synagogue. rerth Celery Seed K.nty pstsain —jm, ami have bockarb. < t t n tK. du. to firm acidity in the urine, he (Isd ymi'r* reading Ihisi Three srnersSlone ago Dr. Kilmer, a ^ efftu tii Churchill Address Chair- & Ottoman famous doctor, found hundred* ot his tiaflenlt with this trouble. Painstakingly (I «•m11na**1 $$*•»« !*«>■• Ilnrl Abto G nm tnx, D I)T and hr made a medicine of IS herb*, mole, Paramount Ne*e vegetable*, tialsama—Nabirr** ownway id a aclf aupporting nation ami aypv :v Carlnnn o th e r Innectlddeti, rrlirf. He ratted it "Snamp-Root" and tem at the curliest niomtn* and milliott. of grateful men and women hay* flolh the-rhair and ottoman will nut aside evere impediment. taken It—otlep with amaring resutls. are finely tailored In supe­ a;ul labor long and lurid." tiwamp-Koot gne* right to work to SANFORD TLAHT D A Y M ON DAY rior fabric*. Chair I* com­ Hath out kidneys...Inrrearee the flow of Churrhill said he Rt*>> had ohpletely spring-filled. nr'ne. helping tnrellerf'errew aridity... *o Iretrd to IJ. S- loan terms under X-CEL STORE Ihr irritalrrl bladrter gel. a good Rushing which, "if. we wore Incapable of H a n fo rd 'A v e . A 2nd St. r«it. tno. Many tepoet getting a good /ter Die l>^ Sr.l /err doses (Aim . finding dnHy* to,pay fur Amer­ mtit's *te«p a'lrr 0itl !tw P hone 154 . Caution i lake at dberied. ican tmnmr* of lolraeeo or other Hanford. Flo rid a Fur fi r e trial supply, send So Dept- a , commodities, we must rerlure also K J n rrfc C ir.T n r, t i n I MI, (Uamf-yit, in equal prupdrtlooa all similar We D eliver CuTkuOr—tetjullaiird botlk <J Baramp inipdrU from our dominion» ood tlrr-t today st )r-*ir drutWisr Banker K/lled I (a U a lty T ite r * la S tr e n g th — To IVoUet th* I'cor# of th , World; To Prosaot, th# P ro,res, of A ntrim ; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. VOLUME XXXVIII | 1' M; ‘ I r 1 i ■■ 1 1 I yU . 1 f I i- LONDON. Aug. 5 •*V> Prim* Minister Attlee introduced sur­ >pie legislation in the House ol ,'ommons today to give hi* govinmrnt broad new powers for in'tracing agricultural and imluitri* i| production to meet Biitain's mpending dollar cfiiir/* DO precise (rowers sought fur he Labor regime were not imnic ' Lately clear, hut a highly placid tource said it did not provide (or rower to direct labor. Deputy Prime Minister Heiberi lloiiiion said the legislation would nake possible ‘"the lull inotiili'falion ol lire economic resource* r| the nation. FiTen, n conservative ipokrtman and former foreign wereSary, protested that the House iiuld not d*nl with such broad efislation before Its scheduled idjoiirnmeht this weekend. Moirison replied thnt, if it beraiiie necesaary ill the iiatioiml nterrst, the House could postpone idjournnieiit and " s i t ' n bit longir." ,‘ ’ * The measure Iqtrnluclil w.mld ixpand provisions of a lutf. act I f which the government was pvrn added |mwrrs to diiert the intion'a transition from a wartime o a. peacetimn basis. The authoritative Hritlsh Press tseoeiation aald the bill "extends 2, Jvoitering and directing »xv-riWniul reducing import* mid Irdirasing the balanrs of trade, S. Knauring that the whole re« * m * ei Hit cnmmiuAy-lu- Used n a manner best calculated to i*rva (he Interest* o f the rommun- CLEARWATER, Fla.. Aug. 6 17—The extended mas* of toil* if dead fish killed by the »o■ailed “red tide" floated northmard along Florida's Gulf Coast JUowly,.today with the head of the ughefonMc of fish about 15 miles ortW\f here. Am it passed by the beaches “ i mass was al>out six era the lilea off ahore. Fringe* of the rot Ing collection of fish havi auched shore at spot* nlnnj LAMPS •* Va Price & Leps Your Ford Dealer knows your Ford best, because Table lamps, too. are re­ duced. .All are high quality lamp*. 'Large n r l r l j of styles and colors. SHect pour* now and data. bcolored waters Vos moving qrthward at tha rata jnf about no mile* an hour. Head of the res was bevond the Anclote light ff Tarpon Sprlhg*. ' A few scattered fish ram* s t ­ ore at Indian Rocks Reach which ereral days ago waa deluged with •rga collections of the smelly l*h. Beach residents hurlad them k quickly ■as they washed onto 2. SPECIAL FORD EQUIPMENT They're Ford-trained to re­ pair your car In the quick­ est lime at great tavingi to .you. It'i the equipment which Ford engineer* know wfH give your Ford tha hast service. • - Di^Tranklin E. Campbell. Binlias county health director, said btervers had told him tha long trlng-out floating mats of fish ____ 60 mile* long and r*e about r “ ‘ «ut 30 miles wide. Marina life experts studying the th plague have said It was esuaI by a tiny organism known os linoflagellato." This organism a reddish tinge, thus ghrha plague its name of "rad 3. GENUINE FORD PARTS They're designed and mode by Hie makers of Hi* parts you're replacing. They fit , batter, work batter, lost longer. ' ; ' Anf i Wa us* tb* maHiodi whtft th* factory eng Insan And gives you Hi* bast Fort! Service In Hw ahortait time ot Hi* lowest cost; T H IS RJ5D RO O M 8 U I T E I S C O M P L E T E Imagine a price Uk* this on a complete bed room outfit. Including elk * an lamrsprlng mattress, cell spring, pdlawo, and tnfted spread. Tha chest has four spacious drawer* and tb* vanity boa a genaln* pis'* mirror. • . * • Chifforobes u s e 4 )u r e a : «otn fish, flounder, grouper, nta, have suffered moat at the ids of tha mysterious fish kltlMoat of th* fish have bean of HI varieties, although Severalpon and big Jewflsh weighing aval hundred pounds have bean ortod by observers fljrlpf aver EO A C L B l m p l o y e e s d lb 2 5 Y e a r E m b l e m ^ d ^ a W s m t w a l l built. Wal- ITIMAT Hear tho DEEPFREEZE Program featuring The Four Knights overWTRR E s ta b lis h e d 1BOS L e g i s la t i o n P r o m o t e s P ro d u c tiv ity , F o s ­ t e r s E x p o r t s .. A nc! In d u ce s I m p o r t s I Can you Imagine receiving nil 10 of these handsome piece* at (hi* amaxingly low prlre? Unbelievable isn't It? . . . Yet for only $193 we're offering the spring-filled sofa. Ihe spring-filled matching lounge chair, the occasional chair, cocktail table, the tw& lovely end tables, table lamp! Jr . floor lamp, ana tb* bookcase. ■pl?(l? “iluudV*tonfght and >V#d nr«d«t with local ofteruoon ihun dertho* er*. SA N FO RD , A ttlee O ffers Bill T o Britons Jail Ps Red Tide ovimr North In 60 Mile String An exceptional value at thia law price, firing In your room measurement*. W EATH ER AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NBWRPAPKM Morrison said the measure would Implement" Attlee's crisis proICtMlIaaaa s s P a * r R ls ) Con gowall I Q n lin. f t TH E i 8 . Donaldson and II. B. FetusACL car Inspectors of Sanford, ru awarded th* company’# 25 ir emblem for continuous aari this morning. The presentation a made by M. Carroll, ganars) •man in bU offlca. ir . Donaldson originally »M Ployed by tha ACL on July I. T U E S D A Y , AU( In Palestine Egypt Makes Freedom Plea To UN Council G o v e r n m e n t B u ild in g P a r t i a l l y W reck ­ e d B y B o m b In N e w F e ig n O f T e r r o r Im m e d ia te W ith rlra w a O f B ritis h F o rces F r o m T e r r i t o r y Is A sk ed By P r e m ie r JERUSAimTug. 5 <dv LAKE 81T C B 88. Aug. 7 —UP)— Britain today defend­ ed her rights to maintain troopa In Kgypt and demand­ ed that the 1‘niird Nation* Security Oranril strike an Egyptian complaint from Ha calendar. - The Uritish attested the mayur* ol the Jewisli town of Tel Aviv. Kama! Gen. Nalanya and I’rlah E l e v e n t h H o u r A g r e e ­ Tiqva (Tikvah) and jailed doren* m e n t A v e r t s N a ­ ol other Jewiih leaders in dawn t i o n w i d e S t r i k e raids describcbd officially as "par: Ail the b*m|iaitin agamsl tcriotD irrR O lT . “X u T 5 The uni " Rut violence continued. C. I. O. United Auto Woikrts, in an agirrinrnt averting their hord Motor Co. strike scheduled fus today, were given a year’s giace from slnkr damage suits undri the Talt-Hirtley Labor l»aw. This the. company agreed lu in an eleventh-hour pad which serv­ ed to keep 107,000 pioducliun woikcis on the job as a nation 'wide walkout set for noon, was called oil. Die agreement, ’under which the union and company will un- F L O R ID A , A labor depaitment building in the alter! of the Prophets was Marled hy a homb which killed a British policeman lining to remove the cxplunve. "Iwo olhert were liapprd ‘ in the .debris, Irom which arose a mushrooming smoke cloud. British troops investigate an Arab report that six qrrm-d -Uad-Dtfcrn a Hi ilnir lm o in o r grove in the Tel Aviv area, other unconfirmed report a s t e r .,, that five British soliHers and their army vehicle were mlasing In Ihe tame area. The arresta edm* afle.- two weeks of Jewish underground vl»ence In Palestine during which two young Uritish aimy sergeants wrie hanged and atranglrd to death on small trrea near N'atanya. The departure of Jews from Palestine hv air or surfitce routes apparently was rut off liefo.re the roundup was launched. The high commissioner mean­ while Issued an order outlawing British Trumpeldi a youth uiganltatfon embracing about 1.7,00(1 teen age boys and girls, declaring there -was good ground for Vupposing it "a recruiting ground for dissident KrouPxJl—Tins urr intfS'lien U named ofUi Joseph Tlbmpeldor, who was k illn lja a clash in a Jewish MUIement ill northern Palestine in Um 1920's. Meanwhile, in laindutr, a Jew a VAny new lalior legislation ballifi* crowd of 700 ptranni dam. raise- prubleme of • human relationihips. It hai Income appar­ ent to in that all of the ramifi­ cations of such problems rannot l>* ironed out Immediately around the tiargolnlng. table! "Under today’* oettlement. ojvpnrtunlly has Ireen provided for finding in less hectic surmroumb of the Taft-Hartley law aceepU Inga a aolution within tha spirit aide tu Imlh the union and the company." A Joint company-union atatement announcing the agreement, I averting the *l»ik# wa* male public at 4:30 A. M. less than eight houra ahead of the strike Re-apptaital of Sanford pro­ deadline. * perty by an uutalde agency as a The statement aald the union mean* of adding to the City'a tax I I ‘m I I * s H an l*« a r S ls l income was proposed last evening to the City Comratsslon hy K. F. U. S. Setting’’ Up Rule Iloueholder, Sanford attorney and former commissioner. _ In Pacific Islan d The Commission, which met a* an equalitatian board, received PEARL HARBOR. Aug. 3. D P )- only one protest again*, its an­ Adm. Louis K. Denfcld, high com­ nounced intention of a ,10 nerrent missioner of the 1,480 Pacific In­ hike in property valuation*, and lands. and atolls to lie adminis­ that was a written one, according tered hv the United 8tate* under to H. N. Sayer, eity clerk. United Nation* agreement, 1* set­ Mr. Housholder stated that the ting up a civil government lim it­ 10 percent appraisal increase ing personnel and method* of the would add to the City Irtromo, but Navy’* current^ m ilita ry govern­ to too little an extent In view of ment. “• ' the wav Sanford I* growing. lie assigned Rear Admiral CarloNo reriurit for re-appraisal has ton II. Wright as deputy high been made since 1928, said Mr. commissioner of the mandafed I#/- Kuuaholder who declared the he ritory. yesterday and Issued a pro­ and former Commltsionec Frank clamation to the 48,000 natives. Miller had rnatie auch a request at The vast oceanic area Includes that time. He urged that the ap­ the Marshall, Caroline and Mari­ praisal be mad* In tlma for the ana* Islands, wrested from Japan tax program of next year. during the war. They spread qver Mayor Gut told Mr. Houih.vldsome 2.000,000 square m il*! of er that the Commlasioner* had the Pacific. On# hundred and been thinking along tha tame lines, and that if enough people like! him advocate such a program that some action may reault State President L X K rsticcB s: W. F. (Illll) Itollrslun, president of the Florida Slate Junior. Cham­ ber of Commerce, will be In San/ord Saturday to preside over Ihe business meetings of the tyo day summrr stale Jayree confer­ ence. Douglass Funeral Set For Wednesday CRAWF0RDV1LLE, Aug. G, —Funeral oerrira* for W. B. (Baba) Douglas* who died of a heart attack while driving hi* far yesterday, were aat for 4:00 P. M. Wednesday from th* Melton Fun aral Home In Lake City. ; * Mr. Douglass waa chairman of th* Florida State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission and had been a member of ijuj railroad board.for IB year*. Tb* Railroad Commission haa cancelled ail hearing* and the other two members of (ha board and-nsaet-of-the umimisslon pan sonnet will stand th# services. MtJLLOY HUMMONBD NEWARK. N. J ., Aug. $, Th# Newark Evening News said today that Gardner Mulloy, fifth ranking American tennis amateur, hod haair summoned to appear to­ morrow before th# United States Lawn Tennis Association Raisa Commit!** to explain expanse allowance* received by high rankplayars on n Florida SffiJ F e e t O f R o u d w .i! D e e d e d T p C o u n ty 1 9 4 5 A c t i o n S ta n d : Hie I-akc Maly bathing bead Tontinveiiy was srlllrd this mum t'tg M atceptance by ihr Count) ......... . an oiler by Mi. LuWina S. I lainton ol - l.ak. Maty and her lather, /, I. Smith J?wCees To Hold Meet Her? , his Weekend im I \Vlri W ASHING TON. Aug. 5. I/V>— Senator l erguson said today • he han. teicw.ltd e> rrquenl (com Howard U u ik n ' sllm n ti Ihat * ■ftie'Senate War Investigating l omrolllee ta'iuel u subpoena lor Ihe California airplane contractor. - NKW VttltK. Aug. 5. id*)— Special session* Justice Fred­ erick I.. Ilarkritburg ha* signed a warrant fur Ihe arrest of John W. Mevrc. publicist-for movie and aviation magnate How­ ard Hughes, on tin- complaint of a night dull cigaretl* f ill who say* .Meyer is the father of her sIx-inosuh oM eon. In Washingtun. .Meyer, yh» has been testifying he (or* Ihe Senate cunimilte* Investigating Hughes' airrraft contracts, Irrmrd Ihe girl'* com­ plaint "ridiculous" and said hr never hud been out with her. The girl. Pal rlcis Miles, former model who has born a rlgarslte girl at noine ol the most eirlusiv* clubs on ihe (aahluiiabl* east , side, said In hn complain! that the child ■«*« burn l'eb. 2. 1917 , To 'ctrfcl lu ihr County loi ppbl.i WASHING I ON. Any. et »<■$*• Lllioll Konsevrlt told Senate mvestu. paik puipovrs, J 9 * « leel on .alors liwlay that hr pnmittrd llotvaid lluglirs lu-pay a |57ti.Bi hotel tiiaml Hrml Avenue hum the bill lor him in Drcrmbei, I'l-M. as a wedding pirsriil. Country liu l. ItoaJ tu Crysta Knmrvrlt ul>o trst-lsrd that J.u k l ive.-thru head ol Irsiis Wolld Anlinrs which iv cunlitdh-s1 hv Hughes, paid jhiH hotel expenses tor I II,. It’s liuiii.igr Dei tv. 1‘tdd |o | ayr l.iurt•*•!!, movie aclicsv Koosrvrll s.iid I Ins was a wrddmg gill to him by.I*rye. adding that N e w s w e e k E d i t o r A n il the iiionry came out ol I i ) r ’> |unkr|. “ M iss F lo r id , t ” T o "I believe on a vt.nt inlripirlalmn ol (hr law I might he lepilBe H onor G u e s ts inandrd lot accrpling a wrddiny p iorn l Imio Ih wod, Hughes. ' young Hucwrvrll tuld lllr Senale \\ .. luvcdigullltg i oiilliultrr Ihe coilimitirr it |lii|Ulllllg mill I lie w.lilltne awaid ol 140.0110.000 i,,onK |Mf4 In thr L uiiitimtl-in Florida junior Chamber ol Com­ lu irtciinl then action III I'M1! merce will open F'nday evening vacatin'! the piopcily. but the at the Mayfair Inn with an.-ex­ I oinniittiuner* , u|>on motion of liniwIrslge.nf a $172 gift of nyleit hose by..publicity man John W. ecutive committee, conference lot •Miy rt^ U i. fc'ivrn -at ires? Kayo Kinersou. who later, iwcatne Mr*. ' II t. Ovritpecl---- deslraretf l i TfiHivrVrlt. the Jaycre vtale officeit. •». I Ills 'll linn was bated on Belating the di-thlle i f the Hughe* wedding gilt, Roosavelt said the opinion o r the B o r ii J' i , i that just tiefore his marriage (o MU* Eniriton late in 1U44 ha was It must lie governed by inter luiiiry, L f--, Hoyle" ■ ■— , ■ ItarU'-g -Itt.th e ■Umvvh iy^ Killf- Hntvt- in C ltlf ihU: e .lie caid hie » * i aivoiupatils'd Id hi* ihitdren ') a foniicr inar■national-laur TtndTy 7 Tie ruarter J. L: hiehls stated that he of tha Uuitrd Nat inns which i* would Iml. p|rsent the (relitlun* tlage Slid a maid, uini jh at Hv he das almufe l-i pa> hit bill Mayer Augustine: liesiuin Chattea Wal- < him and said kei, -St. Augustine; ami Vice 1now tint r»ui<ei stum- of Interna signed by many Lake Mary real- approacl.ed "Yoil eaiiuot pay Hint lull,"' •* (tonal relation*." Piriulri.il W. A Leonard, I’m- Nukrathv Pasha Hummed up dants asking that tho t'anilllisalni. Flliiill added: rescind their HMb action, os tha "I said I lerlaluly mu Id and that I ali.ady had writtail the ■Jacob: V. H Orve-Te:, Gained Fuypt'esw.q muds as folhiws: oftri by Mia Hati isoii and Mr. rfirek." ._ valle-: Joe Ciabb, PaIAt ka : Hi all­ “ We ask: you tu direct the evac­ Smith nallaflrd Itiiil as a represen­ He *11111. Meyer told him IIihI lluglirr wanted to pay tha bill uation uf all Uritish force* from ey Odium. Sanfuid; Giaydon tative of the PI A a* far as naik as a wedding piraelit. the teiiilury. And we imk yuu tu Jone*. F( Mvet»; Ruheil 1). Iv- say that tide evacuation must lei l-onefll* wi Yonny Kuos, veil, dvi lau d, tils areeptaiu'a had "nothing tu do" Attorney first with any mntrnrt fm war plann , * lander, Weil Palm Beach and Jack immediate, taut It mu*t Ire Com­ *|reaker, tei _ „„ ljuevtioned ny aubctimhlilles* t'itattniin Fercusuit tB-Mlch) about plete. and .that it must tie uncoil- legntioii* Dial tin- t'.imiiilaatini had Delaney, Key We*l the gift of hosiery, which Mr), t had baled for >lu* Kmersou. RooaeVelt caiil fie fiail .lu-vrt t,, or,t of it Meyer .listed tlie bent on IVe further ask you to diiect Aug. 2ft, IPJ.'I, mule than n yegl lufuie HouaeVrll and Mlsa Euiertou ti -M-uaae* an !•**» *l*r were tnarried. * . "I would seriuukly queMImi I lie pinpiirly ol thi Hum uii a huaioes* account," Konsevell said, “wlitn tin wenvei could have ijo coulirctimi at all with the 7m*in. « " • ■ 7 fie Willies* wnn igiiuicl nl, i n.- nm l w I crgilnou and Senator wllhJ i i s . clhuii ler I ioiii tliem agirrlug to i veil might want tu tell hi* sid, - I il„ over the road strip which as h said in- -lidn'i act- wlml eottne- rimr n.ui plane*. tilig piiijM-rty irWUei* they had reived by reason of the prop The "llln ie" Inrldi llt. lilUi li 4uddicW the iransirortation ol a dog by (list n.i lieing vacated by the County tlun. Army jdane. ft w«n Kimaevelt'a dog. He said, the (l.'c.l will Ire con­ ItiHiM-velt put In that a "fniFI-low veyed ill Seplrrtilrr-i with the stip­ ulation lliat if-the tiilul is nul used to show I iind anything to -Ur with tinmm !*«•» q||| When Fergqsoil hsd Iilijn ted t-. 'nnj incident, I'eplH-r leplied ft un- Jtist testimony which the senati-i- have L. i L i s l e r D e n ie s - A c t i n g ■"Who (ieileral KooseVrlt. dun l un reconiniendation" that the govntiiuiiit A s l tu s s i a n A g e n t a new photo reeonnaiasanir plum, IV) with the issue. He said.lie'll ..lijt. I t„ WASHINGTON, Aug. 6, p17— Gerhart Kislei tcslified t-Mlay at full, who wa* a tnamlwr of a hi* pasiqirSVl fraud trial that In R....."toll-headed mllalon which 29 years n> a Crnnmunist he nev­ I vriillllilc|i(|c,| tlmt |||„ gnvei lillieilt acted a* a repirsenlative of might well be termed ".n-opernllon er l"i\ ‘lluglii-s' photo recJiuiatstance the Cotniitlinist Interiinti<.na1 1 < . Irta tii*. and co-ordination." Till* same There had U-eti earlier testi­ is glso carried us among mony that tin- reputed No. 1 1st Post W ar CroHaing program the negroes hf Bemlnnl.- County. American Communist had - Ireen Made By Queen Mary During a 12 month‘ period the sent to China a* a representative Association distributed 1 4 , 5 2 3 of the Comintern (Communist In­ nieces of health literature, don­ NKW YORK. Aug. 6. —Tho Giternationale). «nl British liner Quean Mary, hold­ ated Y’.IH quarts of milk to pati­ "That was a eompletr fabrica­ ents, provided for 74 detailed xer of the trana-stlantir speed re­ tion,” Klsler said. rays, made 81 home visits and hnscord. cdoipleled her first ocean lie said his only object tn go­ crossing since, reconversion from pi tallied M patients. ing to China sumrtliiie after 1928 Other service* included distribu­ war service today, and was ctitri-n waa to act a* a Journalist for a gala welcome to New York har­ tion of 273 poster*. 41 health talk* German Communist papers and givan and 3$ health movie* shown. bor. . German papers friendly with Six individuals were given medi­ Communists., lie said hn did-not The ship was given a, thunderous cine*. Thera were two demon­ reception by other craft in th* stration project* In better living. file any stories to Moscow, harbor and along the North lllvrr Sanatorium OatlenU received 28 os she was dragged and pushed to gifts and six regular checkup* her pier where hundreds of waving wer* furniihed to patients. . The Dewey Make» Public frianda and relatives o f tha 1,183 Association paid for three diag­ Statement On Labor passenger* aboard waited. he shouted. nosis -fee*, on# biopsy, one tilooj' Time for tha trip was announced tranafudng, tamsportatlon bv Cunard officials as four days, three patient* to 8anaioriunrand 20 hours and 43 minntei from provided 20 garments for patients. been publicly silent on the con­ Southampton, an average speed of Thia service la mods possible troversy over curb* on labor 28.88 knots. Tha officials said by tha people of Serainul* County unions as a 1948 presidential the ship was alowed yesterday so through their purchase of Christ­ campaign Issue, declared today that ah* could reach .the harbor mas seals. that "the principle* of union or­ for th* early tide and the recep­ ganisation and collective bargain­ tion |hat awaited her. be preserved." Terminal Leave Ends ingIp must a pro-Labor Day statement, four days after his return As Truman Signs Bill Issued from a 6,600-mll# western trip during vhlth h* we* quoted by a WASHINGTON, Aug. $. OPhPraaldant Truman today slgnad group of Utah young Republicans legislation sndllfg the armed earTaftsflartWy IMF, Dewey said: vfcuafrprarticm "Tha administration of th* gov­ was forecast by President Tru­ Inal laav* to disci man today as h* talked with nal and rrquli' g payment In cosh ernment of New York State Is more than 100 boys attending th* at tha time i discharge for ac- dedicated to tha principle that th* principles of union organiiatlon th . White Hous. Mayer had Urttd i S l ^ k h U d , ^ DouflnT Fair-* American Legion-sponsored forum erued leave. bn government. practice wa* to and collective bargaining must b* a $76 dinner with Hoosevelt, then fh u j. Glenn L. Martin, ConsollTh* previo ' Heading th* delegation of allow dlschan d personnel to r#» preserved." Alr, Fo« V co,on‘'1' * nd rintc-a. tha Aluminum Corp., of youngster*, who th* President main on the kjrroll for a period * IhMfl rnillfl *,°,r *ha ' r ,i' America. Reynold* v*a .been L.-.-n .two I la s s__ .. i / >Metals, «__ __ inGan* JVicBVANGBLI8T DIES "These could have sold ar* liv in g a t the right equal to tha umber of days of era!i Motors, Kurd. Chrjrriar, l „ a UmniaMr.al Had s l k aka ' NKW YORK. Aug. B, (A1 )-R o d girla I had dinner with)" Meyer ag*" ta Edmond Gong, 18, of laav* they ha accrued, with comtor Kmmanual and others. peiUatlon It sding th* usual nay (GipsvJ Sith, 87, world re­ sold. "Thslr names arsn't hrr*. Miami, Fla. Coining to Pan Amerlsan Air* ■ Th# Chlnesa-Americen youth allowances p I while on active nowned British avangsllst, died of If tbalr names wer* bare, It would wars, h* said, "Excuse m* for area elected lost night ss presi­ a heart attack aboard tha Jritla h help." |bringing that in." dent by tb* 103 delegates to tha .provides for cash Linar Quean Mary at ‘1:00 P. M., Latar h* said “It may have bean Fsrguson wonted to know whv. jo* an d longevity Monday, It becam* known whan Colonel Eldaon" at th* hotel with I "There have bean a lot of af* She haa bean missing alaca lost him, referring to CoL Horry Eld-• tha liner arrived her* today. (CanttnoaO •• ra c e sr*4 ■ ‘ ■ - Re-appraisal Of Property Proposed To City Commission tain a considerable measure of control over local affairs. A s s o c ia te d P m i L m T B Association Makes Report On 12 Month Ferliid Florida Boy Heads Body VisitingrTruman �\ PAGE TWO Baby Sitting The Sanford Herald RADIO PROGRAMS Station Now that Mtnriiiir with children hna Iwrotno a rccointjzod industry, it Memo nocvmwtry that rub* lx* ratabllnhctl to P e te r e d *e D H .k e r ST. • t *a w t» rd . e# C w aareee si gariiiPTtna PBiaSIr Is **' r , (Wffler, *»e»k Oar Maslb .— n » > M»lk< . -­ a i, . Up, !« ■ ( , • .,11 .kllM O e«llr» IkanhB, «* • •** *■' r«l*lBg will ■I irgHlnr B<|,rrll*l»* ............. ||, pt**e...tepee•*(■(* Tbe ller*l*l 1***1 field af | C erlW « , ...lalalaeU I* (*» In Ihr toll* k.ailAMflfta •» The lie ,.14 la • A . . . e l . 1*4 r e e a . w b leb la ' " J e . e l u . i . e l f I * (b e • * , , r ” 17 . 1,4 "The'practice o f.le aving itnmll chihlrinnin the rare of older children Inis' Wen* carried no far in Home comtnunl* tie* that parent* have been brought to qiurt to nmtwer charges of neglect. Contributing to the delinquency or dependency of children may bring a maximim, penalty or a year’ll imprinonment and n $200 fine. One cane when thin .sentence wan imposed concerned two mot hern who left town for two dnyn. leaving three children aged from ten month* to three yearn in charge of a thirteen-year-old Imy. . It in generally conceded that teen-age nittern are ade­ quate for davtime hour.* or early evening hut in most canes, authorities agree that only a mature. |>ernon should be left with small children, at night. A sensible 17 or IH-ycurild rs usually able to take care -of any emergency* that may urine, but an older, Experienced woman in preferable. An the purpose of the sitter is to take care of emergencies, it seems only common sense to have one wild is capable of coping with illness, fire or Intrusions from outside. There may even be times when .the jiarents should make the sacrifice of staying at home, in default of a suitable substitute. ta il* . -I «H (k* •—•**• *»"• a” * '7 . 14 Ikla »*e»apap*r. aa *»»•• »• * A T **-*,• 4 l «p a(eb c«- Divining - Rods * ______ , Believers In thp wonders accomplished by divining-rods will lie gratified at hearing that the government in using ’ IIIIILK VKILSP. 1011 TODAY a modern divining-rod to locate undersea oil off our coasts. HUT YOU CAN ORPHAN Thu name of thin modern instrument is radar, and its YOURJJKLF FROM GOI»: A application to oil-finding has been investigated since MONDAY. A t'G l’KT I, 1917 fnilii-r ‘of jh r A maionly "I Fold Woil^cn sic going on strikr liccainr ibcy don’t like the TallHklllcy • lalmr law . . which ■11 im rer n B H iii* •«• ■ * 7 egally if he (loe'»n’l like ihp Tdfi* R•rtlcy I jiw fithrr. /' • l^iil week we lead alioul a insul who had hern kepi a* a slave by a Hodrin couple foi 2 ) year*. Thi* w*«k we read about anothei maid who "nirt a’ very nice gentleman" in a movie, went to work (or him. and w*. Iclt S25U.O0O by ihe trim* of hi* will. So apparently m*id service is not all bad, . ON Hit ARIIVAl at U Guardla Field, N. Y.. from Pans. John W. Meyer (left), publicity man (or Howard Hu|hes, it Interviewed by reporters. He immediately left for W»ddn(ton where h® la scheduled to testify before the Senate War InveiUgatlna Subcommittee probing lb® award of an $18,000,000 flylng-bpat contract to Hughes. .(International) Largest Telescope In World Soon Will Begrin Study Of Stars Dr. Hubble. “We have sup­ posed that the atari must be disintegrating. The 200-Inch will tcO ua whether they are or noL" • * .1. la th® unirers® expanding* in Ihe Tampa Tribune that here * v»orpriul New York llrrahl 'tribune U P N ew . IteqU retlU llr Yniir* Kelley. II. F.. IWlcn'ir H K*M,y. Jcm o M. Toung To Kle. Codll a InvMC Co. Xluon, Nimnl Aui Alice To. J. C. Ilulchlwn A Co. Ij O'id. J. O. »Cu* Jo**phlne XI. To Today & Wednesday! John: T. llubertBon *lu* Th*lm*. Ilurlon. (Irani *(u* J'wphlne To The Most “Hush-Hush” C. II. (.Tonla Secret In Histfiry • 11en It el. .A, U »lw* Xlyrla P. To Central Fla. hMui'llniL Cf*d. (!an -Now lie Told! Kptlng, Lula C. To T. A. IJlll... dug Winifred. For ihn first, llnu* on nnjr 111* M o rn in g D eV o llo n * Madden. Fred K. To llilll* It. screen- the personal, human *:IX Morning Meditation Fatter. . il l* Name ih* TuuV •lory of those who lived and ASMlINMIINT OF WOlITtiAliK »:*• Top of th* New* Hanfnnl Allanllc National Hank loved and da rod to l»rav«- { j t i l l orln A Either To O. J . Hope . ’ mysteriea In the making of ih* til* III ue Haron * I'llATTKI. MOHTIiAIIKa S ill Hhoppera HerenaiM Hpolleae I n f Cleaner* To Florida atom l>omb. Woman'* Workt flat# Hank. Ifi®* Headline Nawa Windham. It. N. To Florida Mtata 1* el Iditln Amerlran Hhplttt* Hank. t*i IATune* Toa'v* lle,|o.,i»,l Xladden, Fretl K. To llilll* It. 10 10 Morning Melmlle* Fetter. • 111** New, Headline* *AI.,; tONTHACT t l i * l O rg a n I n t e r lu d e a n d P ro g ra m Fla. Automatic Halee Corp, To I tea a m * Muea AmUM-ment Co lilts l.unch#«in tlenre iiiianHARi.K niat'iiAiitiK l l l l f Luncheon - Itnnco • , Ua H. Marine Corp*.- To Walter 11:11 Drifting on a Cloud Alburn Fletcher. 11 on New* i " ,|t|U W«teri iham. ^ r j a ^ A ’^ - ' r r a i s ft:M Noon ' ll>(XHI*mp. Quarlel Fla Hlale lUnk To I . A. Ta.e. D oe Newt Headline* Clement,. J. u elu* II--«a l.earle Il*X Howard Harlow To Kmll 1‘uralh’ elk* llellf. 111* Hr Way of Muelc * ATlaF ACTION OF I.IK* l:K Hah,n Herenade (•lly of Hanford iTo |r H.' Watte e New, kln*. , ' ‘ ‘ ,’ li* t liar. Nona Itanch LAW nl'IT I l;*a Newa of Ih* Pay Addle May 'Hudtnn Iwldl of litS Cavalcade of MualC •Irady llli-hard limit-,n and Hart­ lilo Afternoon Ihmca * ford ArddenT A IndemnUp Co. VK tion UP New* Wilber Cheeeer and Arthur ,Chee*er li»l lit* .Club doing huelnea, a, Cheaeer nrt*a. ,V#» laical Near RCII.HINfl 1*1:11 w it * II Novelty Tim* Albert Morgan. Wew Itth- HtVila Meet Ihe II,ml Concrele {llock dwelling ti(C Pally (Teaalre •Hre---------- 1— Gold Air Frgm Canada ,.,Th?r* . Promises R e l i e f To ' Weather Sweltering M i d w e s t thought that If man rould see ‘ far enough, out Into space, he Ihlghl discover some mac­ rocosm which would dwarf Ih* earth aa the earth dwarfs an ..electron. Dr. Hubbls cautions, however, that no great discover!** can bx expected immediately after . the 200-Inch goes Into’ operation. "The true Importance of what w* see through Ih* Palomar telescope,” he aays,.”will . be discernible only over a long period of yearn.” *■ ■ Probability, the Bureau said, that the cold rh U tJ... I'arsmoum Nee* Cartoon )LEY VENETIAN IJLINDS^ America'* Mfct Beautiful Alumina ■ -- Cedar - Phnaked Alumlaum i isk Me Por “Free EstiMate* . ENS - .6 1 7 W. Itohinson - Orlando Phone 2-0729 »■> . • V '.f.i.r'/ iv a WAGE REPORT WASHINGTON. Aug. Bt W P)The Bureau of tailior Stalls ties issued figures today showing that although factory workers earned an average of $48.48 a week In May,, a man with no dependents earning this amount would Uke homo only $41.52 4Jtcr lax re­ ductions. Further, the BL8 told, thjs $41 61 waa In ly "128.49 In Urma of 1939- dollar*, because of price Increases alnco 1939. Florida Youth Dies Dog* Are “Caught” From Shark Attack • 2 Miles Off Shore • Calender PAGE U to ttK wAimiwn ffKRAi.n. sa n fo r d . motttflA of the (loveliest aocial of the »unim»t season oc­ curred i**t Saturday afternoon when Mr*. James Ridge amt Mr*. Hugh Whelchel entertained with a tea honoring two popular young bride-elect*. Mia* Conn!® Connie McCall and Mian Jackie Rrotehl®. Curs'* called between the hours of d.-lO and fl:00 o’clock at the Ridge hoihe in Mayfair. Th® entrance hall and porch w»r« decorated • w|th- arrange­ ment* of white dalslaa and paaiel minis* and white and paatal tinnlaa formed the decpratlona for th® living room. Mr*. A. W’. Lee met *oft pink C*wn, Ml** lliolrlur, a dreta of light green t«ff*t.i and. Mr*. Rr**.nie'» ilrvt* w it of M jy f M f c l . . An all-white color scheme wn* Used. In Ih® ilrn.ration, in the dining- room. The table W*« over­ laid w(th a larr cloth with a l«-«utlful arnogrineiit of gingerlllie* III the rrntri. Tito nmittKcmotit’ wn* flanV.«-it with boining whfta ^lap«'i»- in 'rryslat candela­ bra. Cr>'*!»l N|.|'Httntmania were i«uh| on tlw UMe ami al one end wasjilncrd a rut-glare punch t*i«l presided o w by Mr*.|J. I.. IngInv tht«MiKh*ui the afternoon. A**isting in reiving wore Mias Mnry Ann Wb.bhrl. Mis* Ca­ mille Ratten, \|,„ Svlvi* Mrlach. Ml** Nnncy Cnlltmi iiml Mi** Jane Thigpen.* • fluring th® afirriitmti Ihe lu»,tereea pres*id»d Mu* McCall with , ____ dessert lit Iter chosen pal•ilk jor»oy trimmed with silverl lent Of HanHaml rltlna and Miss sequins. Mr*. Ritlgo wor® a drap- j Itrotchle received crystal iced ton ed chartreuse droa* of allk ie r*, glass*® In Ikr Chantilly pattern, any, Mi*a McCall waa gowned In About 6(1 curst* rallrd iluring aky blu* jet soy, Mr*. McCall, a ! lho appoint'd h-mr*. Oviedo lly MARIAN JON ES Gloria GaUin Wed To Hardy Patterson GENEVA NEWS c lo t h e * fit The fishermen at first Ihogli’.’ the hads ley saw bobhlng a dis­ tance away belonged to turtlre, but investigated when one "tur­ tle” harked frantically. Kxnecning io caix soouc. w e scrusiiy, They pulled the dogs on board their boaL .Tags showed that the seagoing creatures belonged to James G. MeCully. at {n am in g the boyfng power o f you#] O e a / F o o rtv tg wc dek wc do economically. N ofhjj 1 T A IL O R E D ARM EQUIPMENT j ) D a g ifn e d b y e x p e r t Im p le m e n t g t i f l n c c r t Isl'nreri'ri UIIUgi, M *tL Jarc*: *. , iCifTCficsfncjur^t >J/U uujum coiuy 'fob w»nt i» s full me* mi re of REAL' S w M l S lr«il...M inx Modes’ frcc-xwinjim. full-skirted dance-drcii with flirty in(«u of black, lacc at neck and hem. Obyed by the Minx Modes -------Junior BaaWftif Rnirr!..ta(l.wUK Minx Mode? Own map-in-and-out ahouldcr pada. -DIack riyore crepe with demure ttirquoiic (rim. Sicca 9 to. 15- W m rlh e li Tigert To Remain In State To Finish Books Bjda To Be Taken Oil Orahge Concentrate —--------I. —1* T----------- - ‘ -i-Dr. John J . Tigert, who LAKELAND. Fla., Aug. 6 UfA— announced he'I* retiring soon Ths U ^. Depalmsnt of agriculture » tha presidency 6t the Unly- JshloCMDierfc* By Vlas S M t i , . . U p and naff • * (ultra, Ta/rla end Calico prrfkm r 4mJ refegne s f i r n f &hooka N ahe nhasi pJeta tevsrsl prmenUUv, hare, said yeaterday. will bo rereoieed from both Phirlda and California producer* private affairs since snnounc- next Monday and every Monday my, retiremsnt than J have Ihartafter, Milter-said. T h a’quant­ ho whole 19 years since I’ve ify to be purchased was not ani hero.” ’ ■nrr store there. j omi C. Wilson. of this city. Friends rerret to learn of the. Mr. and Mr«. James " Wllwn^ death of 8. R. t Wainwrigtu. Sp, are’ spending the luninwr at l>en formerly of Ovfedo,-father of Ben yer. Colo. • Wninright. who died at his Miami j Mr*. Naomi C. Wilson i» «»!»*, home and waa buried in Sanfpnl In* her aon Dwight at Berlin. Conn. Mr. and Mr*. 8. It. Wainright.l Mrs. U na I. Hunt la visiting J r of Miami, were here tp at* friend* ami relative* In states tend the funeral of their father. * throughout the northeaaL She will Mr. a\d Mr*. Bob Rilfey of Ml- he hack ioiw time In 8»ptemner. ami were here to attend the funMr. ami Mr*. T. K. I’artln and eral of Mr*. Riley’s father. children. Shirley and Tor.tmv. hava Jo*e Walnright of New York returned from McHenry, Ml**. Citv haa been the gpest of hi* I Mr. and Mr*. Don Carraway are nephew, lien Walnright and Mr«.| spending »omr time at Daytona Wainright, having corn.' here to at-. Reach. . tend ht* brother’* fun.-r*l. :- • Mr. and Mr*. J . II. Staley anti Gloria Gatlin, daughter of Mr. Mra. Claud* Howard and alaand Mrs. B. B. GaUin. became the ter, Mr*; Mae Dickina, have re­ bride of Hardy Patterson, son of turned from New Smyrna where Mrs. Frank Cowan. Jr. of Ginder- they apenl a month. , Tlll®. at 8.40 o’clock on Saturday evening in th® Beenlall .Avenue . Friend* of Ml** Mary* Thoms* Chanel. Rev.’Douglas B. Charles. Wilke* aril! lie sorry to leant I hat M iiiU nt DAttor of tho First Pres* she is very ill and conflig I to her bvterian Church of Sanford, per­ home at to t Palmetto Avenue. formed the ceremony. The Chapel waa beautifully dcMr. and Mrs. 11. J . Lehmab cocaUdeWith g lad io lu m j^ n *4 and ■will isturq on Thursday from vi* Mr. and Mr*. John Evan* and Mr. and Mr*. Wm. G. peacrc*! other greenery. White candle* in tUng thalr daughter, Mrs. Httr*on* left Saturday for Wayeivlll-, daughten. Jane Staley, who branched candelabra cS*t a *oft hert E. Russell, at Crown Point, N. C. to spend aomr time. former residents of Oviedo. glow over th® accne. . ________ . ’ Mrs. William Henrv Martin hn* Mr*. Pat Drown and Mr*, Th* brid®. given In marriage by Ind. returned from Wayn;svlllc, N. C„ Beaslev are confined to the hir father, wor® an ailre biue auit Mr. and Mra. A. D. Zachary and where aha wa» vi.itink her par- Ida-Sanitarium, of silk gahardin® with white ac­ daughter Mary of Washingt-n are cnt*. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Wheeler. Mr*. Fd Jordan, Sr. and cessories. Her corsage -va* of jr l- the guest* of Mr*. Bradford Byrd SV„ who are spending some time Harrold anil Edward and Mi* low roerbuda and aho carried a and Mr. and Mr*. II. B. Odham, there. ward Jordan. Jr . hav? reti whit® Bible. Jr . at their home In Rose Court, There are quite a few new home* from an extensive trip thn ’ Prior to th® ceremony Mi** 01going up in Oviedo. Mr. and Mr*, out the Northeastern Slate*. lle Belle Fortaon. planlit. rendered Little Mis* Lucia McLeod of Charles T. Ntblack hav* started Mr*. Milton Gore and daut "I I-ove You Truly’’, "Ah, Hwtet Orlando will visit with her grand­ their lovely new home on ihe Kan- Julie; and Mr*. Young H am Myitcry of Idf®” and uMy Heart parents, Mr. and Mr*. F. K. Rouford Highway. Mr. ami. Mr*, daughter, Linda, hare rcturnc at Thv Sweet Vole#”. “Oh. Per­ mlllat at their home on Palinelto Roumillats Honor George C. Mean*, who are building ter having spent several day* fect Love” wa» *ung by Mr*. Doug- Avenue for a week. arms* from the Nlhlack*. will not Mr. and Mr*. Alex fadnha la* E. Charles. Following the Couple With Party Imvr *o long to wait to move into Daytona Reach, ceremony M l**, Foriaon played Mis* <Dottie Dyes* is spending their pretty new cottage. Whilp ' Mr*. Ren Walnright is cor •8-*l Ua. Oh Hofy Spirit”. a month’* vacation visiting ’ he.1 lust on the. oiUtidc of Swc-twapY- u. lire home iweatac* ri-ilife Mr*. V. E. Rniimitlnl Miss McCalf Honored A receotion waa held for the parents, Mr. and Mr*. I. M. D y Park' Wr. -arfir Sfr, n.-r,' T o m -^ ^ D r. J . IV. Martih and Ihn ItF-ayning hmuiring wedding gueata at the Chapel fol- as*, lib * b «n ^ pursing »Uff. nrv home ia beginning to show j J , N. Thompson spent tVedn By.. Mrs. E a rlL Hpy lowing th® wedding after which marks of completion in Ihe near! in Plant Citv. the couple left for a wedding trip ’rlage will t»Vr plnrr tomorrow. future. In the new subdivision j j . f . Ferguson, who suffe Mi*Ar?onnir McCall waa honor- At an unannounced destination. Hr>­ Tbe guest* Iwsrdrd Ihe Roumillat l'*ck of 8wcelwatcr Park Joe lie**- heart attatk. and was rnnfir •d on Friday morning with a Coe** on their return they will raddc In yacht, “Shilirk”, at 8:00 o'clock ley. J r . la making gran! progress the Fernald Uughlon Hmtpil Cola party given by Mr*. E. I.- DeLfltd. on his cottage*. Pete and Novella I home and doing fine. and enloyril t rrni»e down the Rt. Hoy at her home on Weat Seven­ Aulln will soon start their home | Mr. W. If. lllttiard, who muierJohns River luite In the evening teenth Street. uf ihe Post Office on Saturday. next to the Joe Beasley'*. Mr. went an operation aomeilm- ago, refre*hm*til« were served by Mr. lovely arrangements of summer Miss Bach Honors Mr*. Ethel Thomap and daugh­ and Mr®. 'Rwmullat assisted by and Mr*. Paul Campbell ate en­ haa hail to he returned to’ the.hos­ flower* were used In decorating ter. Shirley, Lillian and Aubrey Mr*. A .'ll. Wallace, Mr*. R. O. joying their n®w horn -; dlso Mr. pital. the rooms of the Hoy home. Prixe* Miss Martha Page Moran returned home Thursday Fox. n *y Fog and A. W. lev. and Mra. Rl L. Kemp. were given during th* man\ing.U> after vacationing at CoronaJo Mra. Ruhv Jones, • Mr*. Pen Tho»» ptrsmi were Ml»« McCall R. L. Ragsdale ha* nutted uork Ju n e , and Mr*. Malcolm Jonc*. Mb* Dorothy Crumby sno Mite Beach: * Yesterday afternoon at the home nnd Mr. ‘Alienl, Mr. and Mr*. (1. on hi* warehouse near D-ic MaiNancy Collum. Miss' McCall was of her parents on the Wes! Side, Mr*. M. K. Doolgy left .Tticadny K. McCall, Mr and Mrs, J . Rut. , the latter of Orlando, entertained colm'a._________ _________________-r-w tttr-*'suniff re "birthday tuppi’r ■presented with linens .from tho Miss Audrey’ Bach honored Miss for Winter Garden to spend a few J»dge A lw d .d — TallahRasee, Mr. h o jlrit Mr. and Mra. J . II. Scruggs..Jr. •at the home of the former In honor davr wtth her-gorrxnd rtiugWFr: and Mr*. Bsvid Nuablckel of Martha Page with a linen and d i­ i-TMBwrrsMn; of Birmingham. Ala., who Imve | of Mr*. J. R. Jones, Jr . Guests ^-TM BM reshtnjrdrlnlr was served ver shower. Miss Pag*, tho daugh­ In-law. Mr. and Mra. Taul Dooley. Winter Park. Mra. Nnman- Stone late In tha morning by the hoeteas ter of Mr*. Gertrude Page, will be been visiting Mr. and Mr*. W, T. , Included: Mr*. Malcolm Jones and Friends of Mrs.' Sarah LcFils uf Tallahae-ee Ur*. Wallace, Mrs. and other refreshment* consisted married to Bob Callahan of San­ Chance and family, have treturned daughter.. Ileverly Ann. of Orlanwill regret to barn she Is In the Fox, and the Misses Martha Per­ of open-faced sandwiches, salted ford In the near future. Arrange-' home. I Ho. Mrs. Joe Corlev of {yvnforl, Frrnald-Laughton Memorial llos- kin* Martha Brown, Nnncy Collum, Desses’ Dresses Are pltal nnU, olives, pickles and candles. In 8anford suffnrlng from a menu of pink love vine with ligWord ha* b*rn recel.'isl here of Miss llcttv Hummeraill. of Geneva; Those invited to be with the ustrum were used In decorating Shown In Paris Show severely burned foot. the den\H of Mra. Dwight Wilton, . Mr. am) Mr*. B n Jones, Mr. and honored guest, Mitt McCall, were th* living room. II. B. Mere entered the .Orange at Berlin. Conn sister-in-law of Mr*. J . II. Jones nnd soni. John­ ___ Lee __ Mrs. Emmet McCall, Mra. A pink* green and white color Mr. and Mra. James W. Wilson nie and Jimmie, and Mrs. Ruhy By PRESTON GltOYER - Mtmorlal Hospital !n Orlando Moore. Mrs. David Nusblckal, Mrs. schema waa used In decorating the . ami daughter-in-taw of. Mr*. Na- Jones. PARIS, Aug. 6 (Al—Th* Aral Thursday for an operation. Hr is John Hughes. Mrs. Edward Higg- dining room. Ths table.wai nvrrreported aa doing as well as can InsJr., Mra. B. L. Perkins, J r , Mrs. laid with an Irish linen cloth and be pipected. Dale L. Scott, Jr., Mrs. David in tho center was ’pieced an ar­ Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Dooley and GstchaL Mrs. Edward McCall and rangement of pink and whit; as­ family spent the week-end with Mrs. Meltch. Also the ter* In a hand-painted china Ixiiri. her folks. Mr. and Mr*. George •honr 1.151 509 Park Avc. Misses Nancy Collum, Gene Cas­ At . one end of the table punch Barton and fam ll/In Mlddllehurg. well, Jan®. Thigpen, Kathryn Wig­ wa» served from a crystal Imwl by Mr. and Mrs. G. V. LeFJIa. and Whole Village In Fcnturing-ipucinl wi«il permanent* ihnl rcqultt no gins. Mary Ann Wladchcl, Sylvia Mist Phyllis Bach, sister of the daughter. Anne, of Kdgowatcr, England Is For Sale overhuml machines. Springy, laxting. imlf-Rettlng. Melsch, ................ ildred Robson, Camille hostess. The color scheme ua* •pent Sunday with his parenta DaMm, .. _ ............. . Gtiaraulecd rlx monthn. carrfkd out in mints and tiny de­ Mr. and Mm. G. ,C- LeFils. LONDON UP - Want to buy a Jo Brock. Dorothy Crumley and corated cake*. Crystal and silver AIho mII other type-s. of |iermanentx. Mr. and Mra. Robert LeFils whole village You ran In Britain ■appointment* werg . used for the are the proud parents of n baby today, ■ lor 00(1.year-old Kastls M ary M cM ahan serving of dainty sandwiches rnd boy, Robert hoin w n Victor, wKiur, w i n July j u i r 8(1. C om bb-tir ihi ' WiHiHIre 'l l l i l t . hors’ d’oeuvre*. ' Mr*. Philip R. *11rr and *Mr*.‘W.' C. Andm 'and Bach assisted tn aervrng. oiu Frank and John, and Mra. ■aid tl hr the "luvrllcst village” The bridc-clect * n presented fellr Thomas apent Sunday at In the Mtintry, I* up for sale. Il‘» to It put on the auction with pmnr lovely gift* .n fjic late Jtoronad" Beach. afternoon. They were given to her Mra. Frank Ix>Fils. Mr*. W. IT. Mock MigUft' IB complete . with Mrs. David Nuablckel of Win­ in'a set of pillow cases which were Vagus and Mrs. Lila Hughes ol 454 „nhtJuUnt«, trout stream. der Park entertained with a tied with large pink bows aud de­ BOd-pcwcil tNormnn Church, Ro. mocheon al the Orlando Country corated with sweetheart roses. mhn i hfidn. and the lornli of Club resterdayat 12:80 o’clock In Those Invited to be with M'sa “WallcriM 4r Di"i«tauvllle, Banm kotior of Mlu Connie McCall. Mias Page were Mr*. J . B. Littts, grandof illrt’i•ml* 1270.” 'McCall’s marriage to Mr*. Nu»The uniioft, Mrs. R.O.’ Misirlee, .hlckel’s brother. JamVa Alford of S S u T ^ ^ a S r S a f f and ^ “ 'a V T n d "silk' J .r e e y H f ; of Homs Demonstration Club*. lady of the,manor, ran no longer ^Tallahassee, will Uke place toMr. and Mrs. Fred Yonl* spent ?o n re % *re hE a‘y »ond' A "kador d,d much dr*P ,n* ih,“ ,m ,n * the day with Mr. and M l*. Ted afford to maintain il iinMmngrd I-1!!??" n J j J the center of gravity down »r In lie .nitwtrd ap|M-nranre. Her An arrangement of pastel as­ Hunter in DeLand recently. family iidMritrd the t.BBriarre t * formed a centerpiece for the “ ThST hir) Mre. Ed'wiS^J Kwl- Uhle-top leval and m n M ow. H« Mra. M. E. Dooley was dinner estate’ nf ('astir .Comlm alxiut 100 in* jhsbl*. Bridal place cards akowaki. Mrs. BHI Staplu.*, Mra. guest of Mrs. N«lle Thomas Sun­ ve*re ip '. Ik will lie sold to Ihe isrkflV the Mating arrangement Gertrud* Page and Mrs. Gilbert day. . ’ f ths gueats- Mre. Nutlnckrl’s J . Blocker uf DeLand. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hllhrant, nlgest hi'MojE either a* a whole Also the Misses Sylvia Melsch. fit to the honored guest was *a Mr. nnd Mr*. Bob Kaufman. Mrs. nr In small Iota. Villager* bo not think Ihe sale etter Homes and Gardens cook- Camille Batten. Mary Ann Whel­ Minnie Cornell and Mrs. Richard chel. Mildred Robson. Betty Cor* Adam* all of Frostproof were will affect them much. Hut real­ Those present with Miss MrCa’I rodl. Daphne Connelly, Minnie guests of Mr. and Mra. Henry ldents like 4 74-yrar-old Georgs •re her mother. Mre. Emmet Me- Ruth Odhgm. Betty Jo Brock, Pat Snell, the village "historian.” Kretser Sunday. Ml Mrs. J . R. Alford of iVdiahaa- Schults. Lucile Altman, Dllon Bak­ Mrs. C. F. Harrison, Mr. and whose family ha* lived there w and Mrs. Lee Moore. Also the er. Dorothy Crumley, Martha Mrs. J . L. Drown and Jimmy since the lilth century, hope the lltset Martha Perkins, Nancy Brown. Catherine Clark. Betty Rrown wm® dinner gue*u> of Kenollam. Jane Thigpen. Jackie Moore, Janet Hettel, Chariotth rotrhlc. Mary Ann Whelchel, True. Roberta Evan*. Dorolf Aa to the diameter-uf hi* do- He In Sanford Sunday, vIvtaiMriKh and Gene Caswell Montoo i and Margaret Dingfcl signs, he waa absolutely reck-' 0 . F. Harrison, who hat beer less. On one wool d r a M ho puti»i»IUng his daughter and son-ln law Mr *n I Mrs. W. M. Torres and famtlr i Jacksonville, returnpocket* at hip level In front which rd liomt- W( mesday. extended bulgingly -downward like double bust!*. I ’rofentinnal stytMr. ami J ire. A. E. Greenwri) itU wouldn't think of calling them and son Hill , of Galneivjlle. were butties, but they were buttles. weekend rU Ms of Mr. and Mrs. peases didn't seem much con- W. 0 . Andei I end faintly, rented about preserving the flol .Mrs. list il Flvnt spent Ihe stomachs of hit modalt. On sav- weekend *L Crescent lleaeh with eral models, Incldding one In her rblldrvi ^Barbara nnd Mary daughter Anne are alto spending coarse yruol, .he frankly recognlx Jane and h r father, and »l*icr, eor»c time a l their’ homu in Day­ •d that some women,don't have J . M. Cam ball anJ Mrs. Lulc tona Brach. Hat ilomacRa* and •hs mrllt It to Mai Camrh Mr. and Mre. Fred Dish and rhlldrcn. Faye and Billy ’ have Thirty r moved to Haxolhurst, Ga. In make divorces li their home. Mr. Bush has jopcnril enness. a mgrkrt and an flectricsl r.ppll- MIAMI, F la . Aug. B (AADr. Arthur Wellesley and John Ahlflstd were fishing two mile* ntf shore Suhday when they hauled In two full grown bird dog*. Swimming cnmpfnlont arid the youth dived into the eanal and waa attacked Immediately by the fish. He cried out a warning to the other* not to anker the water and waa struck twice more aa i imraigjanU reaches daagaroui pro­ - ia” d •**re * .• . >11 .1 T :t t lly Ih* Associated I'rea* , An induction of cold air from Canada held-some*promise today of breaking up the three-day sear­ ing heat wave over th* northern Midwrat states. TJie 'Chicago Weather Bureau said th* Dakotas already had recrived-.sotna-relief, fruin ytslrrday1* high readings of 100 degrees or more and that western Minnes­ ota could expect at least moder­ ately lowering temperature* lata (hi* afternoon or tonlghL Elsewhere, however, Utn weather generally -would he-a ewntintmlbn of the past two or three (leva with the southerly flow of-hat air pre­ vailing for at least another 24 hours. Temperatures in .Michigan today were expected to climb »l>ove the highs of yesterday when Grand Rapids reported n maximum of 94, The Climax In Palestine I tow ihr Ruitiani won ihe war agxipil Japan it told by Borii Leualiev. Soviet (Mililical writer, who imivlt lliat Ruuia ihnuld have the >elh |tower in vytiting ihe Japanese Irtaly "because the- entry of the USfiR into ihe war Tind the bril­ liant VKtoric* of the Soviet army forced Ji|mn |o capitulate." W« ation took niece three days later repeal. "You can'l do buiineu with after a futile attempt to save the There are fairly proiperous lime*. President Truman and ihe olhfi expeits tell utj nevertheless there are 84.0011 persons on relief roili in the stele « f Florida atonr. Every third man and woman over fii Vests of age is now receiving Oh! Agr (\*»»ur}c« from the Stale and la»t' ovudh -hlotie Florida paid nut ntore ihan* 12.500,000 lo it* Haath Myrl Sanford >Atlantic' Ilk. Illdc lloura: 9-12 l-S Phonr 294 Sat. 9-12 Kyra Examined • Glares* Killed Wednetdar ___. *,»« Sign (>h « ol Early Naw> l : * l Celery Chopper* Jembotsa ( ll* Homeapun (M l lllder* of Ihe I'urple Hag* T:** Morning Headline, l:*X Hunrtea -itrtvriad# li#9 New* Uriel. . *l*( Hubrl.e Herenad* . l i l t Btllclilng Tint* , ,•-* J. M. RolicrU. Al* lomgn *•fair* unalyil. »*y» ihr recent upriting in Palretinc i« ’but one (lotk-uiaik on I li c l a c e ol * idigurd woild.” A lather spl. ‘d iioqidy. way of pul l mi it.. tttp rv rn ta I)r. Chnrles I,. t’erxofc Optometrist * ,I I :M Sig n O ff d re r' anif TkY-r4achlnr problem faced by astrophysicist*. Aniwering It wll Icall for detailed know*, edge of the structure and behAfior of the entire * universe. The biggest pre-Palomar tele­ scope la th* 100-inch on Mount' Wilson. Studies with th* 100-lncli and other scope* show that light changes color as’ stare traveling At great speeds ’ change the dlstahee between themselves and earth. A shift red, mnicni noticed in eann( n m ill to rwu, _a____ *l .. m at .itu .u. .i observation of th* more d aLara. Indicate* .thuaa. a tar* - are re-, PcaceJnJEhi A* chairman of the resear •!. ceding—In other words, that the ‘ rommiUee of the Observatory universe ia expanding. “The 200-Inch, being more powCouncil of the California Institute of Technology, Dr. Hubble even tinted the firal day of real. TIiiih we nee ita importance in now is heading up efforts to e*> J»»i*b people to slan-l by our *i<lr in fighting Ibis ghastly evil whirh ha* lirfalien .ua." Il denounced "the dastardly murder of Iwu in­ nocent men bv n aet. if criminals wbo are impervious to the .voice of. conscience and arrogate unto themselves the low er to decidi oil oistIcr* of life and death." No one in thia country wuuld wish to use stronger language than- these word* spoku-i by Inj Jewish ‘leaders In Palestine. Thr thnrk frit here at thr latest tac­ tics of thr-Irgunlsts only rehoed three facts. It was ur*rd upon thr terrorists to call a truro while Ihe commission of thr United Na­ tions was In the region studying thr problrm. They refuted, bit­ terness has-mounted, and Ihe clim­ ax ha* come in the booby-trapping of Uie liodira of the British »«rgrant*. . ' ' • The crime i* not only against thr two soldiers doing thuir military duty. It ia against a nnhlu racr and a cause that, deserve* and has tiarism In the terrorist mind which retained the support of rountlusl threatens to compromise a great thousands, irrespective of rar# or cause. Th* The Jewish Agency In rn religipn. May it h* Ihe last of it* Jerusalem "called upon the whole T .t* * PASADENA. Calif,—Th* 220Inch Palomar Mountain talesCnp®, now almost ready to go into op* (-ration., ia expected to find an­ swer* to the most thought-proyoking question* of our age. ' The secret of human existrnrr un thia earth, and Ihe possibility of life on other planets, may well be solved bi the Palomar instrument, believe* Dr. Edwin Hubble, Mount Wilson Observatory This nrw»p*pcr has repcHtnlly declared lit conviction (hat this country -should share in full with you know that student* Great Britain responsibility for avefggc oj 80 people a day rt. ’the United State*, anil uth accident* could lie *1nliicly rliminslW with pto;>- 5, 1947 Miss Connfc McCall, Miss. Jackie Brotchie Honored By Mrs. Ridge And Mrs. Whelchel I I I * * I .a i r llaU Hcitree ( l i f t lte<pieet(u llr T v u ra l t : » i All lb « New* In Ihe iniiking of a grtnt character. - C. J. K. Sr., Times U'"*r aug. ’England ran nnt declare make peace, or »ign treatir* any of her domihiitpt. . * I:N Halt* (lame Newe IpiundU P Hint whh not inflicted, niiti nothing ever told him th at wuh not true. It wan not Ktrungr that such, homo trnuiing went Iflinthar with die Marthill !»*••» iir, in fsvut «( il. according l>» die Gallup Poll, hul f>l iwrcrul ,.f llir |iri.|ilc had never braid d Seminole County Court Records Tu e s d a y , On* ( hmI'h plan foi the human race «trennet!, nnd the further we go in the study of Holy Writ the greater .becomes the emphunln on the home, ami ihn influence in the molding of u race conforming to the image of Him who created thn ••arth nnd nil there is in it. John Huskin. in counting up the blessings of his child­ hood. we ure told by “The Wntchmitn," reckoned these three till talWint, for first good: I'cnec. He had never heard K»thcr-*--«rScm* . Mother’s voice once raised in 'liny dispute. Next to this alxiul One Wo« . (veil get Oqr I'alrtlmr, One Java he estimated Obedience; he obeyed it word or lifted finger d Father or Mother ns n ship her helm without any idea One'India ol One liicccr. if resistance. And.* liistly. Fait ft: nothing whs ever promis­ ed him that was not given; nothing over threatened him Now wr wj vrll win ....... idled genets |, |jr wSt sn WT il II T a r W a t K r e a ln e ( : « * N ew * n t th e I 'a y « » i T w llla h t S o n ** •i l l tt lc h AlW.n ( i l * S p o r t* P arad e ( i l l ttw ln a- T im * w ith I ? in * N .w * ll-iu m lu p t i l t 1111 I 'a r a d r T ilt V K W P ro g ra m fath®rlt'*b—tpatm |a ap ullilll*gined 'CTsy,' And. roughly fWlMrred uuderncath, la strangely rounded, like a wreath; • rtreiaely (low. at h»lf-pa»t eight. The wind baa-sawed it aqu*»e and straight, •• ■ ’ A lofty window, letting through TUESDAY, AUG. 5. 13& TTTE SANFORD TIER ALP, BANPOR11. FLORIDA PHono 481 SANFORD, FLORIDA �THE SANFOKD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR Celerymen Drop Hard fou gh t Tilt To St. : Augustine, 8 To 7: -,In Palatka Tonite V '--------------- : ST . AUGUSTINE, Aug. 6. (Sped a l)—Successive home rune by second baaeman Lyle Jody ana .Manager Don Anderaon tn the bottom half of the ninth frame proved to be the needed runs for the Saints to score an 8 to 7 vic­ to r y over the Sanford Celery Fade ‘her* last night . ' Charlie B Usen, Working on the KfiTTW 'tM ' F I D pooved a pitch to Judy who slapped it out or.tbe park. Manager Anderson com­ pleted tbe same feat on the first nit eh to him, and tho Saints walkid , off the field victoriously with one man away In the ninth frame, r coming from behind In the game, might the Sanford nine motes ’alatka for a single tilt and return to their own park for rtn bill with the A uJraa torow evening. • TV’ohnnV Theobold, recently ac­ red by tbe Salnta from th* iatka Axaleaa gave up 12 hits GAINESVILLE, Aug. 5, (A V-, Combe eald the umpire*. through five centa-a-rall* travel allow., John Uaiuel of the Orlando Hub, >ce granted Florida State league revived the iaaue and had acting npirea by director* while h* waa President Sid Herlong poll direri hia vacation and after he had trot on the question. Director! irned the requeal down caused voted to Rive the umpire# mileage. I Combe to eubmit hia resign*Upon hia return, Comb* called >n aa league preay. an executive w «l°n fo din-riots Comb* disclosed tbe- lAot of the and aaked them to reicind their oubte here yeaterday *nd“**ld action.- A tic 4-4 ■vote mulled. Combs then offered his resignation and left ths-meeting. Director* by the same tie vote balloted not to accept his reaignatlon. Voting not to rescind the mya resign* sure and to accept Combs' tombs resigna­ tion were Uriando, Deiand. Day­ tona, Beach and Sanford. Voting to rescind and not to accept the resignation was Gainesville, .I’alatka. St. Augustine and ‘Leesburg. COM M ENTS S ID E L IN E S McManus, ee Trier. It R lv e rm a n . i f Ilk * , lb • atterd eld , AP Newsfesture* lb :M W cf Mai ray. Ik - .. . '“ ■M s Fey y w ftA sM R lost a football game to a. college team since 1941, eipecti W be stronger next fall than in $946 when th* Cowboys romped to th* Border Confeienc* end Alamo Bowl championships. This despite th* fact that the team has lost th<* nation'* leading grond-galner , Rutloph (Littis) Doc) Mobley. Moblev hn* entered professional football and won't take" his remaining year of eligi­ bility here, _Bun-even Cosch-W*rr*n-Woodrpn say? the Cowboys will be ratronger although he temper* it act, it waa reported yesterday iu with a satemrnt that "the other* a telephone conversation with Vic* will be stronger, too." There will be 30 leltermew, President Sidney H*r|ang. nine of them aiarlera from laat In a' recent director's meeting season. Pjv# of the playera-AI * the league fathers voted not to retract the action allowing the Johnson. J . C. (Bullet) Cook, red Cleveland. Jack Ellison travel pay, and Comb* submitted his resignation as president of the and Mo* lledrfrk—were on fw td a B u t* League. both of HaVdin-Simmona' un­ Th* directora voted not to ac­ beaten team—In 114$ end cept th* resignation of President . 1946. In 1941—ot rather on Al Combi by a 4 to 4 count, Her* Jan. I, 1141 — Hirdin-SImlong reported, mons .lost a game, mealing W# were talking to on* of the defeat ab the hands of Second SU t* League umpa th* other night • Air Force in the Sun Bowl at and fa* told na that he had been HI Paso. But they don't roust spending about $60 per month this on ths record. That waa a mpre. then .be was getting from service 'outfit. No college the League. We realise that the eleven has taken' fits Cowboy* arbiter* are not expected to mak« ia low.. In. th* two p e a t * .!* a killing Ih ihla league but 1 do 1919, 1914 and 1944 Hardinnot think that any one of us wonld Hlmmahpi wa* out of football ~ work anywhere th at we were not because of the wet getting money enough on which to Woodson baa quit * record live; yet w# howl end rail* the with the Cowboys and at Arkanroof when th* boys In blue call a aaa State College, where he waa play that w* think la not abso­ coach before coming to Hardinlutely correct. Simmons. At Arkenaaa State fall Wa think that the Florida 8U U team won the conference chamLeague U getting very good umpfr- linnshlp four of five Isrdln-Himmbna he This dispute over raising the Florida State League'* umpire'* ■alary to include five cent* per rail* travel pay haa really been brewing for th* pait few'day*. Several week* ago the league directors were polled concerning the pay Increase and the directora voted to give the urnps the extra cash. . When President Combs returned to Caineavlile after hia vacation, he learned of the action of the directora. Combs .fififiSKil .ihejuota and slated"that he would resign if VjjnLomiu w at HsimtvIU* *4\ S a ^ S u,un’ $ OrWBSo *T f e l t Ik a a, drlsndb' 4- ! balawvttts 1. Daytons llesch 0. s f / l a i J i Ii* ..V.i*aAHr 0 11D T. i-_ Tot!Ay'i L im fi qalnsA vul* m at O ilan d o . ‘ lMlu%, Augustine. NATSPSfAl,1-1.W46PB ' Oklrn beets » Tosh St, W L . 11*4 - «• It •1» It It r e t, .111 -111 .HT en Whitewash I?b Tn 7 To 0 Contest ' - s- ’ ty Don Coker handed titf dwelling Devtona Beach Detroit's George Kell Leads Hitters :in / American League Al Combs Submits Resignation As President Of State League There it bad newt In the Fed ramp today. Walter Harrington, hara hitting rlghtfislder, has been confined iA the hospital for a gen­ eral checkup, it haa been reported. . . , Bill Btelneck* haa ratumed to tha DeLand roster aa a coach. Wonder what he la n l n g 'l o do with tha other vets ha has over there 7 He la sure a magician' wban It cornea to Juggling hia active and inactive veteran playera, Several other teams in the F S L could do well to follow the excellent example of roster Jug­ gling and player classification changing that ih4 Red Hat skipper has. set; . . . Don Ford, Fed back­ stop, haa been given hi* release. BOB THORPE Here I* a repbrt from Benny Kahn, Daytona Beach Morning Journal Sports editor, on th e' Incident between Bob Thorp* of GlineaviiU and the Daytona fans during Sunday’* tiff in CKy Is­ land Park at Daytona. ‘T h e lateal comic akit to be presentgd In the Florida State League wa# » three aet show yeaterday a t the City Island." "A ct |, A baseball player used aboaivo language in addressing bleacher fan* who had tken m v tng hira.” v "A ct II. City police marched him into the dugeut and arraatad him on the. w ot,' " A c t III. Th# chief umpire mljlUntiy screamed a t th e. cops, * y « ean't do this to him." (Oh ^ Thorpe, ace title In th* Border Conference— that's six championship* and one tie in eight etaaona. . 'Hardln-HImraona will play a 10-game schedule including inleraecUonal tilts with San Jos# at Ran Jose, C alif, end Missis­ sippi State at State College Mias. Trinity University end < University of Houkton of the lone Hter Confermce are scheduled In addition to six Border Conference foes. NRW DAIRYMAN 8. l»P>—Gardner Mulloy slipping 7 Given up all hope of a berth on Jhe Davie Cup team? 1 Not on your life, brother. Rig. handaome Hulloy, a favorite with, tennis galleriea since long before the war, hat tasted • couple of defeats this year, to Vic Seixas and Ed Hoyian, which undoubtedly have hurt hi* chances (a gain a ■pot on the Davis Cup team. Hut he hasn't given Op,. The Davis Cup team will prob­ ably be selected after the Newport loy, now in the fourth round of the Eastern Grass Courts Cham­ pionships at the Orango I.asm Tenni* Club, said today. “Some people even aro looking to the day when I,re tire ," he ad­ ded. "Why, some o f the players in the tournaments around the country are older then I. That business of my having gigen up all hope of playing, on Uni Davis Cup squad ia strictly the bunk ” Mulloy, tennis coach a t Uh- UniTed'Schroeder, of Glendale, Calif., got into action for the first time yesterday, and although h* won two matches, he had ■ bye in the first round, he had a workout. Vincent T, Paul of Woodhavcn, N. Y., took all Mulloy could hand out in a second round match be­ fore bowing, 6-4, 18-11. Mnlloy ram* back later to thrash IJiitnn Baldwin of Brooklyn, 6-2, 6-0. NEW YORK, Aa». 5 , . ( g * George Kelt, Detroit Tiger third •acker. leads the A ttttit M U t Rue In 'batting today -while Philkdilphla’i H a n j Walker continue* (o pace the National League in hitting. Kell tacked eight point* to hia mark of a week ago. to vault from fourth to the top rung wfth a JI35 average. One point m orethait Lou Boudreau, manager of the Cleve­ land Indiana. Waiker lost a point during tho span that Includes Sunday’* games but hia .$47 average-4e-£Q points higher than runner-up Walker Cooper of the New York Giants. Cooper moved from third to second over Pittsburgh's Frankie Gualine, who tumbled to fourth with .320. Augie Galan of the Retie pulled Into third with a .826 mark, one point .leas than Cooper. Hack of Guatfne arc. Tommy Holmea. Boston, .309, Phil Cavarretta, Chicago, AOS, Dixie Walk­ er, Brooklyn, .306, Johnny Mice, New York, and Bob Elliott, Boston. .303 and Enos Slaughter, St. 1/OuU. 402. Joe DiMaggio brings up third place Mw with a .326 figure. Trailing the New York Yankes outfielder are Ted Williams, Boa- PITTSBURGH, Aug. 3, (J$V- 1948." , ’ ' The man who has held the title longer than any other fighter in modem ring history revealed yeaU*rd»y: * Ha wll fight Jersey Joe Walcott in a ten-round non-title bout in New York Nov, 14. He will meet in March the win­ ner of the EssAyt): Charies-OIle Tandberg bout slated for Now York tn December. That also will be a ten-round non-title event. The opponent lo make the heat showing agkinat him will be given a crack at the title In a 16-round championship bout in New York next summer. --- ---------------- . „ to $10136 in I EMC. reflecting the |272. making necessary the playoff, Increased use of, and dependence - - - - - of the public on, ears and truck*. The total 1947 gasoline tax hill alone is expected to reach $40,Legal Notice 000,000, Mr. Woodard »ald. "In term* of highway conS O T M 'K atructlon." he added, “tht* means • At eleven u'dftck i>« Thure4sr, Aesift Hlh. the Hoard of PuUie Imtru.tlun wilt receive sealed Wds op . fnrfUrlilti* snd InMellln* »*Uttionst Jrcirte I!* m Im timuree U the tjilte Monroe «ho5l, la sceerdsore with the ipecflcatlone of Khon J . M ouabion. A rbliect, In ' the Banford A tlan tic National Dank t i d ­ in g . T b e Hoard rsaervas the Wkbt to se le ct a n y ee b U W t • h o a rd o f P ublic In fr a c tio n fov Seminole f o u n t s , goirld a. Phis. .314, George MeOutnh, New is seeking the first major tennis York, .308, Johnny Pekhy, Boston, triumph of her current European •300, Bob Diilinger, St, Louis, .304 Dial* Walker, Doger* and Sam Chapman Athletics; Walker smash­ ed two-run homer tn tenth inning to enable Dogera to nip Boston, 4-2. Chapman drove In three runs and scored three on a triple and two single* to lead Philadelphia to T 1T 6 -view Fy ■oV#r~Nei?. T W l To Meet On Winner Hugh Casey,' Dogera, allowed two hit* after relieving Vic Take.All Showdown only I.omb*rdi in sixth inning of Booklyn‘a *4 .2 ten inning conquest of CHICAGO, Aug. C, (/P)—Armed Boston to gain.' credit for hia and Assault wll meet tn a $100,. •ighth win in 11 decision*. 000 winner-take-all match race at Armed And A tumult' Jitn Fertier of Chicago . today ad* i ded,the.St. Paul Open Golf Cham­ pionship to hia Profauional Golf* era Association title and f2.lM .69 to hia bank account becauae o f a three- atroke victory in a playoff with Fred llaaa, Jr ., of New Or­ leans. Ferrler yesterday to u n d M e 6,432-yard Killer Court* iP 'M stroke*. four under par, while Haai had to b#, content with a 71 and $1,400 ploa $104.69 aa hia khara of the playbff gate. Ferrier'e first money wee- $$,000.and ha received The tall Miamian, who reached the finale in both the Wimbledon and French tournaments, waa upset In the final round o f the Swiss International Championships by Mrs. 8heila Summers of South Africa yesterday, O-'J, 2-6. and 6-2. Miss lldrt, ranked third in the U. S., look a 3-7 lead in the first) m l but-her foe-then won ftvc suc­ cessive games. .The American won "Tn# aecond set with ease but In the deriding set the South African outran her opponent, closing out the match with a love game bn her service. T. tv. Lawton. Supt. L. B. Joidsn. Chairman '•* A MEETING OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE TO AL RETAIL MERCHANTS IN SANFORD WILL Bi HELD AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE B U IL I lNG--4X_iLU)0--E—iL--TIJK£RAY-—AUGU&T-B.--Alr RETAILERS ARE VITALLY-INTERESTED IN THIS, AND WE URGE YOUR ATTENDANCE. . . . . Sanford Merchants Association Wednesday - Thursday - Friday Aug. 6 - 7 > - 8 New Zei owned and vatu*. TA KE l)P A SPORT RECREATION RE-CRKATIO: Milton, Fla^—Roy Bi Rosa County's newest has started out right, according to County Agent Emmett D. ReCall. 11* recently completed a modern end-efficient tile dairy Mm. had hi* hard tested, and obtained a registered Guernsey bull to head up- hia herd. Interfered with th* enforcement of th* lew.""To add le the gay confusion, Gatne*villa ptnyera stnrmsd the scene and exchanged words with the bleacher fan*/ Temper* were hot aa the weather and danger of a riot waa averted when Joe Eaton, cool headed Gainesville first baaeman. appealed to the player* and fans to behave Ilka grown upa and play hall." p « f Indignantly protested the game but the G-Men won It 6-4 anyway," W a-youthful Ben ‘Thorpe waa taken U the hasGaineevitle rookl* tile, ami- released on hail The rouble afar apologlaed and aaked a . . N ew m Jeu ru l1 repeiler to “plea#* tell th* fan* I’m sorry I I* V* There will be on our floor only pieces o f furniture sold a t auction and never claimed. This furhiture will be cleared out during �. _____ • . TU ESD A Y . A U G * teport Discloses * Sanford Has High Living: Standards m F communities In the United States, according to Sale* Management's 1047 survey <-f buying power, covering all cities of 10,000 pop. ulatlon and over. With retail anles of *lp,4U4.(8Mi in 1048, a large increase from the *8.322,000 of the previous year, the city did .60 percent of the Mate's business with hut .66 percent of the . p»juitnt inn of the "'»< *• How „ . ■ „■ fW O H D H G H A T.n. R A N r n n n . F i n m n * - pa g e r^r ■■ rf T* . .Vegetable Garden well the average Sanford n • n i, r. family fared U .hown t.y lu| U rO W H I n B e r l i n AOO effective buying power, which «— ___ ntpouiiteil, after' tax deduction*,! AP Newstralurr* to ,13,175 in spendable money, BERLIN—Thousands of Her. ,N#V YORK, Attg. 3. (Htn-ciall compared to the average of >3.-.1 liner* who visit the top these day* A higher standard of living end 08t? rrcieved jver family in tha to see hhat left of it* once-(treat stronger consumer* market preSouth Atlantic stales and to the animal collection remark that-the ail in Sanford than in 'most fit,015 net income of Florida xoologirai garden* are doini; * families. .good Job as a vegetable garden, j With its animal population down nearly IK) percent due to wartime losses and dispersals and postwar Wheeler of Sanford , starvation, the big too has lota of vacant yards and pehs. A lu i-en ­ CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS terprising keepers are penhit|ln:r very little wasted space. *' VENETIAN BUNDS Y Wolflag the Bean* In what were once wolf pens Aluminum, Steel, W ood! W0 ht»be our own Ice Cream, All flavor* j they .Tire raising health-htokinj 10 DAY DELIVERY | crop*- of rahltagr. tomatoes and Tatty — Delicious — Healthful ’ Iteans. The ' formrr -giraffe house We REPAIR! , has a yardful of corn, bfkixtl and beets. Food-conscious adults ariFUKK ESTIMATES mr>e nearby tomato patches whila 414 Sanford Avene* their chattering children cluster l'lu m c 80H about the monkey cages. "Who harvests I t 7” said an a t­ tendant. "Why, we people who work here get it. We planted It and we guard U against thievery." Despite its decimated popula­ tion, 'the too is still a popular place, especially on week-ends. f L.nested In the British sector of the city, at the end of oncc-glit-. H ELP W A N TED 8 5 A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E FO R REN T taring Kurfuerstendamm, it is visited also by hundreds of oc­ ClKL for cashier A cosmetic cotin- cupation troops and their depen­ CONCRETE SEWER PIPE tel, also rod# girl, l-aney’s Drug dent*. On a summer Sunday one I c o RD PLAYERS for rout. By Store. L y or week. The Music Box* 110 SK1TIC TANKS. Gre**.- Traps frequently sees Soviet armv offi­ Blocks, Aluminum Window* unj p . 1st SL Phone 053. and tbtsir wives and chiilren tX l'i.H IK M 'I.U >'*•**• .. Piesver cers ■trotting the ino paths or sitting for dry cleaning plant. Apply ■kpH-epfeM its Meisch Budding. PcWtdnfle, Hurrirane hrac.-s Downtown -Cleaner* A Laundry, listening to a band concert in the E tg e Kght ofices, newly decorMiracle Concrete Company, 300 open air restaurant. 113 Palmetto. le d . all utilities, heat and JantElm Ave. Phone 1333. ANLMAL8 MANGY Kr service furnished.* Call 663Foreigner*, and Germans too, FULL time Watkins Route avail­ | . H. ft A. Dept. Store. FOR SALE— Llmsrook for drive­ able in Sanford, if you have a find the nnce-gaudy sou a pretty way* and roadwav*— Phone car and are willing to- work 3 tawdry place now. Some of its 1241. IVALESCKNT HOME now hours u day for excellent- earn­ buildings were bombed and the en at Chuluota, 18 miles S. h panorama vevllde ings, write for personal inter­ surrounding line. Sanford and 13 mile. N. K.| over Its walls ts one of l>omhview. A.D.n. t.’aie Herald. Orlando. Large screen and btasted buildings. Most of the re­ pen porches to sit and 'Y11!.* ’ , maining animals are scrawny and MAN OR WOMAN Batteries 4s nailery Charging. he cool breexos off Lake Cath ONE full time and one part lime,- mangy.The beer and tea served ' II. U. POPE CO. INC. ne. Large grounds and walks for Tourist Information _ Booth. at the restaurant are weak. J e from auto traffic. Lstge Must have seriotarial•'ability, In a city where scvrrnt hunfbbv and rooms. Prick cons* me­ 4 CEILING fans for sale. I jntova pleasing personality, neat ap-|.ir„,i Drug Store, naceuoumIaIu . 25 . only. “TeTlnni-e, a- we',I a* knowledge with “Chinese Beggar di»ea»e." Fhone or write for reservation of Sanford utid Central Florida. attributalde to rating certain wild Paints. Poultry Supplies, Nails, It once. OvBerlo 23(12 or Dr. Write to .lunior. Chamber of herb*, loo-goer* smile wryly at Purina Feeds, Groceries and fartin 2.7f)2 or write Box 1.(7 Commerce. P. 0 . Box 1.342, stat­ the sign* which remain on cage* Meats. Touchton A Watson, 1201 ’huluota Florida. Large sedan ing age, matilui status, experi­ from former doy*:“l’lca*c don t 6>r goests to visit their doctor. _ Celery, Phone HDD. ence Mid salary expectations. feed the antmnta." AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales HELP WANTED-- Young man But the children still love the I a ILABLE at once, convenient­ and Service. The Music Bux, with High School education to xoo, though many go irony dUap* ly located down town section, 1It) W. l i t St. Phone.0 5 1. pointed la-cause it no longer ha* leant printing trad*. L„ (o date apartments wjih all THE SA M tilth HERALD an elephant. Huge "»inm" —the slern conveniences. AduR* SEWING MACHINES elephant—died Ipst winter, tome tv. Phpne 050. ______ SALES ft SERVICE saidof hunger. WOKK WANTED B K U rS SEWING MAC H. SHOP 9 But he wasn’t the only victim W A N TED TO REN T IIS 8. FRENCH. Til. 1190 of the. savage winter. The xoo ha* hr 3 bedroom house, close in, COAL circulating heater. Uvaaon* EXPERT painting -contract or only mle goal now and n lot few­ hourly basis. S. G. Grogan, er bird*. Thieve* got the others references, phone 42U-M. alile. Ph.' 1I65-J. -Free estimate*. - Phony 783-J, and they landed in the cooking lit AGE, apply to II, E. Cochran. CANVAS PAINT- clear ami rolFLOOR SANDING A finishing, I t 7 laurel. ora. SENKARIK GLASS A cleaning' ft waving. Our puwer PAINT CO. Phone 320. unit teatiles u* to work whera if Except for the salutory quota W English—ftlm v New Ti-Iomi lE A L E fT A T E FO ftSA LE FIA1RENGE- poreeUtn -tTrCH. ife’ •—tkeniMs no- piwmFTS&nheHIEi ■how*. Hollywood movie* ulmi-st nvnilalilr 21 yertls expurientr. •range, perfect condition * 4 5 mi. II. M. Qfcason. fake Mary, Fla- •ntlrrly. ’ Mr*. Moon, Phue* l-ongwood 23. Sa l e s t a t e insurance ROOKING •ROOF Painting, all Inefficient vision IS' a major MORTGAGE LOANS CYPRESS l^wn Chairs. Assem­ kinds. Smith Urn Phono 1188. ramie of highway aecidenl*. lYMOND M. BALL, Realtor. bled with screw*, painted or un­ Registered Broker and painted. See at 2.1PJ Palmetto 12 S P E C I A L S JiM V JC E S Insurance Agent Avc. Phone 210-W. * . 4 Florida State flank Bldg. SMI TTY’S 8eir.pro|iell»d -L aw n IW, two story, three bedroom Mowcr-7 Smilty’a Garage cor­ FOR RENT— Floor *ahdcr. Ka*y tome. Two car enrage. On ner Second Street and Sanford operation, Rensonahle rates, San­ ford Paint ft Glass Co, Phuna U r hit lift * HO In Mayfair. Avenue. Call 11311 for free dstn303. ■, Il aell unfurnished or furnUhed. onstratmn. 366-M. .DODGE ■ PLYMOUTH WESTINGHOUSE and white perPARTS AND HKRVICB table (owing machines. Bert’s {A g e with complete equip' Phoos 1011 Sewing Machine Shop. Phone i n Palmetto A r t i-nt for body straightening A M OO. tainting. *2,700.00. Phone UkWYA-DE moth prpofing lasts 6 Vents. Have your woolens moth NEW unused double tied, inner proofed now. Downtown Clean­ spring mattre** ft box spring*, fO farm houses, 18 acres land, er* & Laundry. 113 Palmetto *76.00. 200 W. tr.xh St. Through I-three inch well*. 2 'i miles 8. Ave. Phone 014. a typographical error the price tf Monroe on highway J4. John quoted in Monday's paper war Plano Tuning and Repairing. L. L Davis. Box lfi, U k e Monroe, * 6.00, ■Sill, Res. fill-W . THE OLD HOME TOW N By STANLEY I m -1—*s u t ( mo oa.« lurmture Rcliniftuoi Cabinet Work Expert Workminthip TH E SANFORD CABIN ET SHOP 124 Palmetto Avenue HAVANA TOURS Low Summer Hairs FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM 2 DAYS :i D A Y S ll>‘ Air lit Dual $47. --rvi $57. Plus 'lax Pips Tag Olhrr Tour* I to tv Days Special Price* for Groups of I or more Per suns For loforni.iliiio - . Rr*rrtalionv . . Phone or Write —NICKS . BIGNS apartment house, ill l»nff Show' rant* And poster* n*.'Upstair* haa four toolti* OLD NEWSPAPERS—4) GENTS O— HUE'S SIGN HER VICK hath.* downstair*- ha* large PER POUND. BUNDLED IN O. It. I-i nd res*. Phone 1011 BUNDLES. living room, kitchen, dining and two bedrooms and 10. 16, 20 and 26 CENT RAIHAT'ORS cleandl and repair shower. Eight acre#-“ 600 ft! on HERALD OFFICE ed. Cohen Radiator- Shop, lot highway 17. Ideal for tourist Hanford Ave. Pb,,360-W. ------------------------------ ------ 1------------------7 — ourt or for trailer camp. Two General Electric Varuilm Gleaner, LAN!) rile* CLEANING AND good Condition—R e a a o n ah I e DRAINAGE. 3 NEW CATER­ III price. Write Mr*. John Murphy, PILLAR DEIS EL IIULLItOZLu\c Miry. EBB WITH P A L M E T T T RAKES TWO 3/4 YD.It It AG LINKS. K QUIPMENT nn large ioL Corner Hlrk. DESK, reason aide, in fine condi­ NOW IN TH IS . VICINITY and 7th SL TWS E. 7th S t tion. May lie seen at Frierson's, N IM M fH T CONSTRUCTION 12,000. Apply t q .j, E. Walker, CO., ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE HO Cyprras Ave._____ 2-2081. Used New Perfection Poicclain oil IK N IS IIE D 3 bedroom house stove. Good condition. J2 6 ; RENT A CAB Phone 728-W. (with 4 acres. By owneh Phone YOU DRIVE IT 11204 or County 3306. PIIONK 200 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D SRUICKLAND-MORKISON TALI, house, B0 x 160 corner 6 U D R lY E -rr. IN C Jot, *2600.00. Phone 714.R after Highest cash price paid for used Ugh |4 P. M. S E E US FOR furniture. Ted Davt* Furniture JillMEOGRAPH PRINTING Co. 811 E. 1st. Ph. 068. ARTICLES FOR SALE AND TYPING L BUY your car regardless of CREDIT BUREAU OF m 'T H E new I-awn Shaver. Ask I'Lage or condition. Roy Reel, 306 SANFORD for demonstration. SENKARIK W. 2nd St. lift N. Park Phone 180 GLASS ft PAINT CO. 112-114 2nd RL EXPERT RADIO RF,PAIRING CASH paid for stamp collections Fred Myero. 311 E. 2nd S t JOF COATING- Asbestos Aluand accumulations, large or tmlnum roof coating- good for small. What do yau have? Send •ATTENTION MOTHERS I metal, slate or composition roofcomplete details to: Max Train­ -D IA P E R SERVICE— I ing. Stop leaks. Cools your home er. R t 1 Box 64. Winter Park, Baby Yalvet furnishes hospital 10 to 16%, Ten y ea r warranty. Fla. clean.sterile diapers and demlori- . . . i — ii SENKARIK GLASS A PAINT «■ ixed container. Economical and CO. 112-114 W. 2nd 8 t safe. Fully medically approved Small gae refrigerator. Ph. 886. Call Daytona 2467-W collect for r LOWERS details. 06 diapers, 82 «' wee'-t. foe all occasion* ' ___ HELP WANTED "F IR S T IN SANFORD" cNKItX A YOST FLORISTS Sine* Ave. Just off Celenr MCMULLEN'S Merket ph. 403 residence ph. 810-B 2 WHITE counter check min. age LONNIE Barber Shop open Thursday, 20 to 36. Pig’N Whistle, Park Friday ft Saturday. ft Geneva Avenue*. f iv e . A PGA It TRAVEL 100 Itiscaym* Ills H. Miami. ITnriila P hone B-.T3SS W A T C H R E P A IR S T h re e D ay S e r v ic e A il W o r k Gtin'rnriVctfH' 12 M o n th s * The com im > *n«i W a tch at M aker M A T H E R 'S rein?*** stwmctts. i»r wu«u> aiunrs *****»■> • — Li’j'Hl Notice 3 # »l» i Noth'* »• * * »* Ly Ihiil rt t* iilf t*llRtt l <:< #-=1- -i•■a%v .i ■Tiil.l A\.~---- • w . .1 I - yrklii* 4li: lief I * - ■’ . ftlrt flourrft II • ,» tUi ■!■-+= 111**814 i= i M mimit -t«» ii •»f IH** . p HIH'tu* Nmiii’ Humit Hrt I-I«* *if ITniM ■klh till •• «lf UlF • f •n*i s^itjil|jiiili* I "i»t|HIV- * V I'l .. .oil Prtied ThUGreat to Relieve MONTHLY FEMALE I PAINS! rS N o B etter Value A i r V*«J t n ”4 b tn l fty r ilt W r s t o f f r n ia lf f u i ir t U m u t m m r ih lv THREE FEATHERS If Hfiftilrl in ly (11* I lif t*»firp* ? IIi’mp» tftlS mitt I fat* fro m is iin . l **1 ft*, -iris. tTltii. VF311. v***.,k—- At -fUCtl tltllrftf TUrtl *^ liiiu * Vi'fci tjDlr r.tm* (H ium l to rrtir k * f i i f i i r r m p U it u i! In A irvriil DiddSml trat Ciitii|Briii»iI (irmcft trm»rkftblf hrlpful M> w i-o trn iiiH iO tv-t t ills » T i j r It ____» W ____ liAf r / t / J r U 'f S in c e l H S 2 . ..F i r n l A m o n g F in e W 'liiskici YOUH HIT PAH AIM:” ■ B f-a D o rto r* « A ll a u t r t iu r K i t i l h e I t h t * a i f A i i i l ftakiililh ^ f*i| os# 0 / W T U R oredftf TU ESD AYS .7 :1 * . — 7 : IS * l KNOCKfO Hitt OUf BUT HE \VA* AUVtL VCV 8 ! KC fMf fUttT TOREACH Httt/ YOU DfRANOtU HIM/ - VOll' 1JU aEBt .Mm SHERMAN1 >00 klu :*« **' ■ ■ oh • « te ''-(f. LYDIA t. PINKHAM’S Gallery. Remarks rrom THE LONE RANGER i T ft k r t i r n t H i r l r ^ n n k t i i t n l C o m p m iu tf t tf tiM b iiltd u p n-*l#tAi*< •» to h d te ttfu f. A I mj a i*re»t a ta n itiitilip io n ic :! lllc n d e d W h isk ey 85 pr„nf. ^5*7- grain neutral apirila. Three Frslhrr* Dislrihulor*, Inc., New Yolk B y F r a n S trik e r— IHANI TO KNOW AHV >0U KHIEO SHERMAN/ START TALKING/ h-' By Ray Gotto OZARK IKK f AM*YOU GOT TA r ,\ W tAR'CfA, DINAH. n iu f, t A u s t - Y oon itt f e l l ^r L AH'OONE r/ON IH ’ CLUO'l L V o t t nn )\ g it 7 h rm IYQE YOU THIHK MAH f h e l i m 's A1FTT AHURtm' ARE PlTCHtM ACE O'SPADC AGAINST US TODAY. v ' GIFT E0 7 7 F E E L iN 's ( H URT/ WITH A PAIR UF . /j m il MARY MARGARET McBRIDE. F asn si W e CtmmcnUtor 06 o t s / i f . - . f / AND HCLL^jf MEANWHILE. --• Ji-f OE TRYIM" JB * \ FOR HI6 . /H TM’ CROWS WS \\. 6CCONO4 STRAIGHT NO H I T T E R / r\ » Hie Poor C»ve I9U* No New»p«per To AdvertUe In. Y o k Have I f AUTQ3 FOR SALE W AITRESS WANTED. Apply Bus IS __ XffiBlooL Grill— B i d Do d 'o ^ * ! h " tgn track, good condition. 6 new tires. I l l N. WANTED: Man to *uece*<r R. Simmons for lUwIcigh business French. Phone U64-W. In Northcsst Polk County. 1600 • MODEL A Pickup Truck. Phone families. Product* sold toi year*. 1000-J. Permanent if you are a hustler. For .particular- * r lle R « - j , #34 STANDARD Chevrolet 4 d.»r a w ° !f Excellent shape. Phone Memphis. Tenn. or see R. Hartn72 t man, Bhx 234. Lonjwood. Ha. 1 U7‘ J 36 FORD 2 door sedan 8160,00, *** Mr. Gallin. 420 W. Fire; SL EXPERIENCED celery grower or trained farm manager for Yarn 1U36 CHEVROLET coupe, good rilwood irris. Good ptaition rniklitinn. chaaft J 0 2 7 Model A■rWtt nm y. A* Doda f t Son*, 1' rortifllftcTy ovt rbtulfr J#d.*30C W. 2nd St- Roy Reel, T;S==i*W#0fa* *eft t „ at S if only tmvjm p u b l ic boiaswt MN 3 0 4 3 .. . ANC» TU8N h e T - c e w i T o u T rw e iVE COULD h A\ £ N!e a s p -b u l l A GUt DOLE - PlD- * w in d o w ) B u l l * A*<3t3inpuB - P t D - A Bi P P l E - D £ £ ,'VESSit?t2E6! o Q £ £------E £ E E E E E E:pp E E tr , JU ST A O ne of the finest Jobe ever done by American hotftewives has been in saving used fats) Since 1943* over 800 million pounds have been salvaged. But, as Sec. rvtary of Commerce W. A. Herriman point* out. the fob still isn’t over. "Not only the United Stater, but the whole world still lacks adequate supplies of fata and oila. And wq In America , » .im t T» «»■" * t. By. Paul Robin soy ETTAiKETT F4.F |Ml G ^na1 ere paH Icularly short of in- MY duxtrial fata." These Indus­ trial fate, or their product*, are needed to make man/ things’ we use every ’day,’ The used feta you turn .in will help tide us over until supplies a n ndnnaL :,<r- VUau * SOME c e n t xxA &*is S ir.* 0tvs m> FCRET4C0CRH-"y JADK3G,t j po p: r r s 1 . HOO 8RGEJ ’ MAWfun; S I| L su o o tsr AftMovf -A*e»a rrrJHrettjfJ: ) WHEN HE ; fw^s . ire a .« R » !3 g U | ftor-6o c - j WAjo n , ',N ~ TONtOMT.-J HTTAS K U f TURNING 18 it yw R u sep w o ' -r _ ■fjrr SI BULL-A-CtflDPLE - F ’D-A-1 /ttiNUTB.. gfi 1*f ;* i-i? -- a?y-^*5 r « u» c P u a u ^ o i B y Walt Disney Mickey Out Of The Dumps. MICK ICY MOIISH m ' ’ :- r • '* • C OlB TAKING U0M,eCV.'“*4 O fto v eo u r^ trt raov tow TtHCS SHt 1 comtqaov ijypocKsrc law s tvatAwn tan : ’f *t OP NanjQC.’i RutJOLC ------- �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Dutch Accused By Indonesia Of Violating Order TUESDAY, AUG. 5, 191 Elliott’s Testimony U.S. Asks Apology From Hungary For American’s Arrest 'I'MlIaa** !!•■> «*•■• « •') would not l>, held liable for breach of contract "because of during th* years period. For a period o f eight licWfsh hour* the reports from tha humid downtown Intel negotiating room had blown hot and,cold. Union official* said dll' UAW Ford local* in tho country would 1* notified of the agreement in lime to refrain from walking put. The Ford*l!AW agreement on I the Tsfl-Hsrtley inue followed 'the company'* blunt tefussi to gram the union an “immunity elsuae." ■ Henry Ford H. mandated the r{impan]r'i point of view. Ho aald that to permit euch immunity would be to “nullify- the law and' declared the company "can* not' he party to placing unioria Hughe* ha* charged that Sen­ ator firewater (R-MflincU--cJt*iiman of the *futi committers, once offered to call off the hearing If he would**gtemv»~»neiTt! TransWorld Airline*, in which Hughe* ha* a controlling Interest, with fa n American, firewater ha* denied that. Meyer’* e*pen»e “a c c o u n t * brought into evidence last week, allowed more than 18,000 spent on entertainment of Kooievtl: and hi* friend* about’flie tlm.- ilie' con­ ed an apology from the Communiat dominated Hungarian government for the 'O Tetl by political police of an American citltep, Stephen Tburaniky, The State Department, in tilscloalng thia today, aald that the U. S. repre*entative on the Allied Control Commiuipn for Hungary alio haa "approached" the 8<>v- In, the American minister at Budapest; «nd Hungary’* acting foreign miniiter, which showed that Chapin demanded h “auitabc iapology," Chapin also naked for assur­ ance that no further »ueh insta.rs would take place and- thut m.y of Thuransky’s* property which had been seized would la* returned. The acting foreign minister. Erno Milbatyfi, gave Chapin a preliminary reply yesterday, which the State Department ndviaed Chapin to tell the Hilda pent government is “un**ti*factory." tu speculation whether th r iu to union ami Murray Corp, ef a bad girl out of her." u can use any wurf you America might settle on a sim­ ’ young Roosevelt shouted, ilar bail*. were they (the g irl*; for me?, JMM* D* * MAT1C rH0 T°0 *ArH* were made a* the bodies of Tom Thom**,», and hi* slitsr, Patricia, 7, were Komi*veil insisted that .Meyer rC<io'ToCtV r0!n ** Hansen Dem, Calif., where they had been on ■ Sunday ptenlc with their parent*. had nut answered his querilun, Left, the boy * Ufeleae body has been brought to shore; night, the children’* mother, Mr*; Agnes Thomaa * Maall.Me (ram r . i r <lH,l "The Colonel well knows the (second from left) is comforted by a friend, while her husband, John, stand* at right The youngsters bad the termination of the adminis­ girl* were present," Meyer intiswatutered off W j) gftergjwtyen playing In grubber in g ra ft on the water. Untenuillonal Soundphoto) trative regime which has -been Java by linking up their. eAsictn maintained by the British in the -,i Mover aisd that kt the-gay par­ Lake Mary Beach soldiers were wounded. -----, in older that ties in New York Col. ftuuseveit void’ westCf n~Tflr^C*' *g Yi'-w- hour* WMhrTllnce 1800, 15 Strikers Killed, before the cMSe-ffft orders tisik our fellow countrymen, the 8q- »ori^t.miftt of hit time with MilU The laborers were reported ((fliiiMMd from R*agt Om+| '40 Hurt In Tunisia effect last midnight, u dispatch j-dance,' may share the welfare Fave Emerson, who later In-ism,shot down in return fire from the for park purposes with IB months, 'mid the aspirations uf |hc people Mra, ItoosevelL from Srmarang ‘said. A fter Troop Attack troops. - The Dutch indicated officially of Egypt." “ Were anv tif the glrbl there to it will revert to them. Commlssiiiim chairman 11. B. Nokia,hy I’atha told the cdunfil entertain meT" Elliott pressed hi, UlSt during attempt, at mediation The riot a t Sfax was the only of their difference* with the In­ that "it. is the very existence of former party companion and hast. Pope told Mr. Field* that the roe- - TUNIS, Tunisia, Aug. 6—</P) major outbreak reported in the donesian Republic, they intended Egypt as a sovereign *|ate which Meyer insisted the ‘"girls" were res* of the park had been as much — Fifteen striking laborer* weru alike thus far. Thee were some to maintain rontrtd •>( the rich is here at stake." part of a large party that varied a surprise to the Commission *• killed and about 40 were eswwMled minor incedenu, but police-were to lotke Mary residents, commend­ In a riot near Sfax which follow­ control. "Against ihe historic bacx- from 20 to 30 persons, areas they wrested in the 15 day* of fighting. trrouml of Anglo-Egyptian rela­ "You mean their scintillating ed them for doing a nice Job i.n ed an attack on an Army motortions," he said, "an alliance <;l conversation waa to entertain me," the park and promised them **- Ixed column, the French New* Tunisia’* B,200,000 inhabitant* this sort is but another form **f Roosevelt put In with irony in hi* aistance immediately by sending a Agency tswu-UJ today. were reported hard pressed because Attlee’s Offer road crew out to improve tha subordination. It make, a rela voice. All of the’ alike, particularly in tho borer* In Tunisia, tiunship which is both unbalanced French forth African -Druta JilinU. .art#.—Most - of —the-ehop* **I resent any implication a* to road to the. lake. Itealiaa.a n m l*«a» ii » i and undignified, ft ties Egypt — TlMr-rood-etrip-vritf-ijinirtniTed •t**- Were called out on a general there were closed. Refrigera.inn ■Train, to lie announced . Ji]__ Ulu -tn— British economy.-_Tt subjects free bv Mr*. Harrison ami Mr. ■trike yestedsy. Troops were sent plants were shut down, and trans111* voice filled with emotion, .* Htruic r .T T ’idnnwns tomorrow. “Oh. Meyer broke Ini "thst was Smith. However, they will be com­ to take over the Tunisian rail- reflation tins were clogged. ‘ •Th* new plan, designed to com­ Egypt to the vagaries of Britiih pensated for orange ti-eei on tile way line between Sfax and Gsfxa. bat g critical dollar shortage and ccontimyr It imprisons Egypt with­ Hu* last thing on my mind." The gyvernmeut waa reported in the orbit of British imfierial "You have said I was getting property, said Mr. Pop*. The PTcnth press sj boost production, is expected lo power," planning to requisition railway 'Mr, Evan* sharply criticised thr all the girls,” Roosevelt told Mey­ cal) for sjitl muiw austerity In tend other facilities needed to Before Nokrashy I'asha took er , "You have not an,wen,! my Commission for not culling upon the troop* were fired an already tightly rationed land. keep the protectorate's economy the floor, Herschel V. Johnson, question about these girls. What him first to speak on the matter strikers* a* th ey ..* J t also ___ was expected* to* contain and rix'functioning, declaring that ho had money In railway yards of S ¥*k tom* provision for reducing the deputy U. 8. delegate, suggested was I doing, lining them m>?” that as soon as the opening state­ In angry tones, Roosevelt con­ the subdivision and that closing of Kars 0UH«y fund* to the British ment* from the Egyptian ami tended at another point thql the street* and parks hy vacating the occupation zone of Germany. McM While the I'rlniu Minister wns British representatives were heard Senate group has directed its in­ plate pad been detrimental to his , putting his final louche* on lhi* the council should "turn to the quiry at him because he Is "the property. Attorney Boyle reminded Mr. plan last night. Foreign Minister mote urgent huslneis" of the Bal­ son of the President” and passed over gift* by contractor) to other Evans that he still retained all - Ernest Bevin reiterated in the kan problem. Informed -quarters said Britain Armv officer*. Douse nf Commons that Britain legal rights.a* a property owner, Roosevelt aahl he undetstood the but that since, the land termed as * * k intended to pres* fur public own* probably would demand time Id t n |, ,f ership of the mine* and factories study Nokrashy Pasha’s opening committee had a document deal­ park land k. h remarks ami prepare hi* reply, ing with "million* and trillion* of hy this paiiltr~aT~auch, the public f:, , In Germany’* Ruhr. dollar*" of war rnntrarti— BTTiT Imd no rights to the laud vacated.. i_ 7 'H e alio deflated his opposition which might take saveral day*. -"huntllg surli gifts as automobiles to four*pow*i cwritrol of tluu Mr. Evans quoted' nn Opinion of to other Army officers. Senators an Orlando attorney, Ben -Carpen­ "I'VI-SIKN millions of pounds of ! -rich fnduBtrtal iNfe* «■ propOHil J p w i R h - J l Ferguson (K-Mlrh) (ltd Brewster — r ter, to the effect loat the tern, i by l ^rmiwre. (R-Maine) denied knowledge of mission's vacating order was;void tobacco sold a t auction. And a t la-cause of failure to show conclu­ k*— ish source since the. ilrillsh- were turned on during the night Roosevelt said also thst If the sive ownership to the patlst vac~ auction a fte r auction, I ’vo seen American difference* on thr auh- for the first time sine) power- commRtee fuund that the Boose- ated. and he reiteratotJ hi) state­ became public last month. »»ving Idsckout restriction Were veil Mine had been used "just tq ment that the Cuunty Cummiosloa gel expenses" hy Meyar., It ought had no authority to vsesta the tho mokera o f Lucky Striko buy United Stale" 'reportedly ordered last winter, tu state thst publicly, FeifUson park* in the plat. want* to delay socialisation in tho Several Liverpool police were inKtthr for at least ftve years, pepd-' hired battling the demonstrator* I sgrred. Huv Howell of Lake Mary com­ tobacco th a t’s got real smokin’ ing an increase In production. ' a* firemen atood by ready to dous# I When Roosevelt rc/emn to mended thu action of Mr*. Harri­ Th* Foreign Minister said hi* th* riolera’with hoses in •*»« the Mever a* "a rather comedy type son ami Mr. Smith In deeding over * qual i t y. . . tob acco th a t smokea preference reganling Germanv's situation got heyynd police con- of individual,". Ferguson broke in the property for park use. Mr. with: lavel of Industry was to Itoost Fields Quoted Mrs. Hart i son as up inild, cool and fragran t.” German steel production to about “Well, he was your friend, pot staling that she would give mare niira IJ.OOO.tHMt tuns, That, he said; ours."1,1 land if needed for tho park. Mr. would give "almut the standanl cited "Fascist-like" organization* "I will explain how he happen­ police said they thought the van ed tb he In my social circle," Roose­ ■laliam waa the work of Irrespon- velt said, slide youths rather than an or "You should, do that," Ferguson And then, perhaps giving a hint ganlxed rampalgn uf anti-Semi­ B .T . (. r u g lN . INUETENDEMT T l l t t n U WAMUIOl HgMSN retorted. aa to what th# new Attlee eco­ tism. •I Otfuril. North Carotins j4 nomic plan la to contain, he re­ (M r LA tut a luc* i trrsiax BAIOXXX) plied lo conservative demand* foe more food and raw materials for Rations For Chinese packing plants. (ftrmsny by Inquiring: Troops To Be Changed J t t & 'S & S S S g S **Can anyoni tsll me where I . . . . . . . . . .^’“7------can-owned Hennlngaen I’rotlucx CM gat food and raw materials NANKING. Aug. 8, (A*)—China’s Company had been purchased ftr •scept from the duljar, countries 7" method of feeding her soldiers an undisclosed amount, believed to He added that wh*n the pres­ rice plus whatever tounlry pro- It* several million U. 8., dollars, ent U, B, loan1ia exhausted Brit­ duee ia available will undergo mod- and that th* government soon ain could no longet stand the ex­ emlsatlon umlsr a new supply would begin producing canned, penditure of funds fur thst put- Egypt Makes Plea Jaycce Convention LUCKY STRIKE THE TOBACCO Greek Navy Gets ____.6 U .S. Gunboats 19 Killed In Wreck Of Gasoline Truck t/fy~ Nine teen persons, 17 ghATHENS, Aug. 8. UT) — Hear groes and two white men, wVre Admiral John A. Snarkcnbcrg. killed near here at dawn todsy Naval attache to the American when a truck in which they weie mission to old Greece, said today riding collided with a gasoline gotlationa had been concluded truck and burped. Ambulances from Waxahachle r the transfer of six 'American and Ennis made run, to the scene, motor gunboats to the Greek navy. He said approximately #l,:i£0,- bringing bodies of the victim* to a temporary morgue at a negro 000. estimated_jts a tent'i of the . original'coat of the vessels, had theater here. Officer* said they did not know been budgeted for their nriiulai- immediately how many were Intion. The admiral said that under f tentative plans the six ships.were jured. * scheduled to be‘ Vcconditlontfl ol Norfolk. Va., where Greek crews Jury Drop» Charges light-be—trained.— f te^oald a In L y n c h in g C ase JACKSON, N. C. Aug. 5-OVi Charge* against Sevan white MAN WHO KNOWS WA K SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCOT! 5fAR exploded IK4«t HEARD qROUP BACK IM7 7 0 B.O., AKD <KE f ROM <1lL C e l e s t ia l . CAfASfROPHL BUf RLCEMfLV REACHED THL FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette *•■* LAR’fK't CAMERA* AMD'fUESCOflS* SIDNEY CURRIN1$ RIOHTI...And like him, scores of other experts. . . who really know tobacco. . . hnve seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy tobacco With "feel SCRAPS K D M H EA Sf oT f?RLLHLAMD s lK m x s i ^ f l t l mohumeht ■ <0 203 Arrested For i Burmo Chiefs Killingr After all, that’s what you want in a cigarette. . . the honest, deep-down sn- RANGOOn T Burma, Aug, 5, CP) DISCOVERER, is. 1 - •f th* slain gov»r taould remain unbi ttk months until Bril OBACC �A " 7 :F Jk*' $ 3 ( i U»Uy Thert h 'Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the P .a r* of th* World; To Ptnoota ths P r o ir n i of Am*tic*; •To Produce Pro*pertly /or Sanford. Partly cloudy through Thursday with local thundershoweia in af­ ternoon and esrly tonight. m i «r AN.LNIJKJ'KN/JKNT DAILY N>WaPAi*&ZLVOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 i . . a ---- ii_» Associated Press Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6. 1947 Attlee Announces Truman Will Make 3 Day I* ^Hardship Regime » ♦- - «*« NO. 189 Senator Hughes On Stand Brazil Trip " U . S. L o a n E a s e m e n t, , L im ite d D ir e c tio n Of L a b o r, T ro o p R e d u c tio n Sought ' To Attend Meet H u g h e s C o n ta c t M an WASHINGTON. Aug. b o lh A ls o “ E n t e r t a i n e d ’1 Pietidrnl Ttuman today accepted O t h e r O f f i c ia l s B e ­ an invitation to viiit b iaiil in sides Roosevelt late Augtyil ni Seplembet. W A S H IN G T O N , A u f. 6, <iF>— Secretary of S la t* M arshall tinnoil need today that the U tilled S ta ir* ham agreed In u high 1«*el ro n ftrrn ro with the B rltL h with • ml** to relaxing wowr pr«»i•iona of th* Anglo-American loan -agreement. L o n d o n . Aug. fa y r i ftim* Mauilcr Attire told Parliament looty that Great Uiitain wuuk. reduce h er aimed (otcei, _ inqiou * a limited diieclion ol laboi, and leak relaiation ol clauin in the J U ; S . loan egtrement to help rare her (towing economic em it. He laid alio that worket* "it. the mote njenlial imlutltie*’ would have to wotk longer and l i f t coal mine tt wuulJ be ailtn toWabor half an hour a day ad diliontl. ------ Attlet—Iljd-thmfAjTeat-HTttniw alto would cut down her nn|»c»itin a manner that Mould mean "hardship! for many people.” * Attlee *ald Great HrUrnin also would cut down her Import* in > manner that would mran “luudshlps for many people."■ e said the United Htati-i, at Britain's entreaty, had nitrei-d to diecu'ss' the *terliiiK canVuttlhlllty pnd non-di*criminatlon In trade agreement* In the !3.7W),0<*MH)0 loan, which Attlee maid Would be exhausted thia year. • Re denied, a* '.Winston Church­ ill hod charged on Monday, that the Labor government had •'frit­ tered away" the American billions, advanced after termination of lendUAm from which Great Uritain r e iv e d *3U(f7.'54(i.r..lO from the u. a. »nd ave back in reverse •a ro se : SI*) Keldrn Waldo. Gainrutillr *tlorney and Immediate past presi­ dent of the United State* Junior Chamber of Commerce, will be one of the honor aural* uf the *t*ie*^Jayree “ convention lu be hrld at the .Mayfair Inn thi* weekend. $1,000,000 Fire In Miami Destroys P l a n e s D e m o lis h e d A s M y s te ry E x p lo s io n T o u c h e s O /f B la z e MIAMI, Fla,. Aug. 6 t-P)—Dam* Ige estimale at more than $I,OO0> 0 0 0 waj 'cauieti b y , tire e*'ly loda« when a myslcrihut eiplotio’n touched n il a blare In Hanger No. 3 at the 20th Street side of the Miami International Airpuit and drslroyrd two 21-paiwngCi DC-3Y Iwn twin-engined Bcacltciafl and an undetermined number, of Imall'.jfedemlalnK^of the front of itw e» planet. Modernization Of Drug Store Front Begins" Tomorrow R jV n lh a t . and Anderson D ri'ir, x p ir e Chief Henry Chare ol the Sof th* B adjacent' ^ H store w.irar8R apace, will Start tomorrow morning it was announced today by K. F. Ilnur holder, agent' for the HrumlevPuleston Building and Paul Camptrail, contractor. Work on enlarg­ ing the interior will Ire started UUr. Blueprint! to th* new front sh^r two entrances, and the adjSm ng store front will be marie to correspond to the present druj. store frent which will he ibme what altered. Hr. Campbell, who wsi con­ tractor for thg •n*w Grey hour d r, bu* ttatlon. estimated that the .work of completely enlarging and 1Improving the ttore will take a minimum of three month*' lint*. The. adjacent store ha* been used 1 1 of lata for storage apace, and thyl. atock hta 'been transferred to ’ the store room which wo* 1formerly ‘ a bsrbfcr shop. ■ F . E. Roumlllat ami Rmce J. jen on hava laHsii uporaiur* of a g store In Sanford for more than 35 yeare, and moved into th* present site In th* Brumleypuleston Building when It war erected during th* early twenties. They are agenu for the )Valgrf*n products. J t f . Hous holder w i l l h a v e cH rg * of the tmprovemerfl and enlargement of the store. f it . Bourn Rial a n d M r. Anderaon today declared ' that (hey have much faith In the future of Sanford, arid predicted that their enlargement of th* store will 1* HI ip KToru with * Irf accord other store ImI w o w t o t a which lata have so rrtuch |mprt Improved the appearance business district. o f th e'M ali i 1 ■- — i■ — ■i ■ me- V Cinnam on Signed By Sanford Feds Van Klnnamon, lanky righthanded hurltr, formerly with th* DaLand Red HaU has been signed by th* Sanford Baseball Associa­ tion. It waa announced tfaiaoflernoon hy Manager John Krider. recently re- P re s id e n t T o F ly T o R io I n L a t e A u g ­ u st O r S e p te m b e r; S c ie n c e B ill V e to e d B-..... . two buildings, a 100 by SOIMool hanger and a 150 by 500-fool wood building used tt a ihop and tlorage building; two DC-3 pas­ senger planes, two B eacKcrsfl, one former Army A I2 6 medium bomb, er. several aircraft engines and * number of smaller aircraft were destroyed-* Us aahl the damage would reach “at leatl $1,000.000—con­ servatively." j Chase said detplte fire fighting »* fa ce 1HT* „* ** U. S. Cancels Credit To Hungary Because Of Communist Coup v_______ • ■ WASHINGTON, Aug. «—UPj— ■Secretary of S'ate Marshall today disclosed the Hxpnrt-Import Bank ha* ra net lied a 17,000,000 cotton credit ear-marked for the Hungar­ ian government. Marshall tnld a news conference the hank took th* action because some of the Hungarian negotiators in which the tank had confidence had been exiled as result of what he termed th* Communist coup which recently overturned the government. Two other factor* he gave a* Influencing the bank’a decision wer*: 1, The two Hungarian banka scheduled to get th* American funda are under what Marshall railed th* threat of national Ixatlon. 2. The cotton situation haa chan­ ged for the better since April 30, when th* bank and a Hungarian government reached a tentative agreement regarding th* credit Marshall disclosed this action In telling reporters that* th* Amer­ ican government had reached no specific conclusion on what further step* to take about th* change In the Hungarian government In announcing the credit cancel­ lation. Marshall amphaalted that th* considerations governing th* move were strictly honking fact- E llio tt R o o s e v e l t A t W a r I n v e s t i g a t i n g C o m m i t t e e H e a r i n g The While lluuie announce.1 W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. b o n Mr. Truman will , fly to Rio l)e Janeiro for a three day m il John W- M cyri t n l i f i r J loday h r $97,821.59 ol Howard and return to the Unilrd Sutra t p e n l aboard .lire balllritup U .S. S. Hughes A ircia it Company’s money on * promotion ol two planet be­ Miroiuii. I’ten" Secretary Charlrt G, R on ing built under wailim e govern­ would not comment when aiked ment c o n lia cli, whether Mr. Tiutnan will addren While Hughes waited to tell the lnlta*Amrrican Security Con­ the Senate War Inveitigating Com­ ference. which opens in Riu Au­ mittee hit own story o l hit dealing* gust 15. — with the government, Meyer com­ **The Preiidrnt sincerely appre­ pleted an accounting ol money ciated live coidul. invitation (r- h^ .ts y i he tpenl on enteitamment crllency, Pirsidenl Caspar Dutri of army officer*, government, of­ crnlly eslemlri) lulu by (lit ,Ex- ficials end otheiwiie promoting in­ o( Braiil. to make a visit to that terest in Hughes' plane. country, and rapirned hope that The rotund-publicity man said it would be imslihlp it an early llial~*o—far -a» lir kn-m» h r dale (or him to accept." s a i d .; the only llughet employ** work loim al While House snmiunermrpt ing on public relations.” irleased simultaneously h eir and in Rio De Janeiro. ■‘I’realdent Truman ia nuw moat happy to confirm Ins acceptance and the trip ia Inlng acbi-iluled to take place during the latter part of Auirual or tire early tiny a of September. "Th#_prealdent plana In prereod to Kro'de Jnnerio by air for a three dayi visit and to return on the USS Missouri." Meanwhile, with what be taid was “deep t egret'* President TrU man valued a bill to ratnblisti a national science foundation. ; The uresident said In a memor­ andum of illaapproval that whiU he hod urged th* establishment of such a foundation, the idll Con. „ tMI aanthlmjurolved a "uvorkrd departure from sound principle*" of administration. He described the bill at ll'M lIaas* , s . r * l « altl Hiroshima Notes Anniversary Of Atom Bombing HIROSHIMA, Aug. «. (AT—Two years ago warfare’s first atomic bomb descended and one half of Hiroshima vanished in a blinding flash of destruction. Today at 8:H A. M., the hour when the bomb exploded, the Ih-IIs tolled. The people stood In silent prayer for one minute, then went again about, their affair*. That was the only official notice lake ruin lllroahlma of (hr explo■Ion Hlat left 92,000 of It* citHrna dead or mlstflng. But th* city of­ ficials were busy with plana to mkk^ lllroahlma’ a ahrlno for thr wrtt Id's hopea of pear*. At their request, General MacArthur in Tokyo released ■ state-ment. He said "W ar’* destructivenesi will progress until ths mean* are at hand to exterminate the human race,', "This It th* lesson of Hiroshima. God grant that It ha not ignored." And Mayer Hhlaao llatnai an­ nounced that Australian engineer* had helped draft a plan for a modern lllroahlma, with a peace memorial at the spot over which the atomic bomb let go. Iliroahla has a long wav to gp Although 20,000 temporary shel­ ters have sprung up, th* actual permanent rebuilding of the city ha* not yet begun. That, said the mayor, w u on* reason for ob**reing Uiu day which can never b* forgotten try those who liv*d through l.t H* hopes, by th* observance, to Interest Ut* ciUtana in rabulldlng th* city. H* wants, h* says, to make Hiroshima fo n c tr a symbol of the futility of war. lllroahlma should know. Red Cross To Give GI Insurance Data |r; : * - -■ _ : • •f Veteran* who with to rainitat* lhair National 8*rv k * U f* In­ surance or are Interested In ob­ taining more Information an this subject are r*qu*st*d to meet at th* American Rod Cross Chapter Building at Fifth S t m t and Oak Avenu* , Tku*aday-avaa lng-at 7:1U o'clock. 1 ■ .7 » Throughout th* United State* a JA Y C EB MKKT naw all-time high In th* number 1 of disability compensation or pen­ Sanford Junior sion c**«e on Veteran* Administra­ will hold a supper tion roll* waa #«Uhli»h#d, May 1 log a t 7:30 o’clock Thuradiy When th* flgur* went oVSr th* th* rind of a 'se ria s o f evening 2327,000 mark. Rad Cross Chapter meetings that will ba h-td on th* workers end claims aerric* representstivsa assist eetarana to ob­ tain disability compensation and Meyer* alio told the Senate inveiligatoiv that llu g h e i’ a ir fia ll company paid bills (or wartime cntcltainment ol Col. Jain ei l i . H all, who iiicceedrd Elliott Routeveil at head ol the Army -\>i Corpt m o n n siisn ce division. Meyer, Hughes publicity man and attitlan l, lead a long list ol exprntr't lie laid he incurred e n ­ tertaining H alL M e rg e r O f T W A W ith P a n A m e r i c a n S a id P r i c e O f Q u ie t i n g W ar In v e s tig a tio n Wa sh in g t o n , j \u B. b </**>_ With both under oath, Howard . Hughes charged and Senator B icutlet (R M e.) denied today thal llie MciiaUt one* o ifeicd a "d eal" to call o if tenslo iial in­ quiry into Hughes w aiplsnc con­ tracts. H irw tici took the stand before a .Senate War Inveitigating tubCom m illrr a frw minutes after Hughes, had made lit .ch sig * b«fore the tame group. Hughes >sid the Maine Sensloi made tucli s propoiition to him in a Washington H o ld ths week iij Feb. I I . 1947. ■R ie w ilrr • ofieieri. be declared, to have the healings dropped if be. Ilughrs. would sgice to mer­ ger ol llir Flam W in Id A lllin tt. w lutli he conliots, wills Ran-American Auways. Ihessstej,' calling this a “ propositinu that sounds more like Hol­ lywood than W 'aihillglun." told HON OF T IIF LATE I’ |IK8I0ENT, Rlllnll MmiHcvrlt (Irtl) in sworn in he fur* taking tlir stand In the rommillee solemnly: 'I i an astute you that 1 never Irulify ticiore the Hcnslt- Wnr IniewtignliiiK <’ll 111mil let- In W»«hingtoii. Bight, he t* -tiimn during* i|iir«tlonin( in eormrelinn *ll(r«hi»' rreiMumrmlatlun lq which the government gave Howard llughev a did." 100-pisnr ronlrsel. Klliolt tnld Ihe rnmmllte*; "It it I- true I hist fifr Ihe prirr nl entertainment I j( w ■aid h# interlainad made rrcomnii-ndsllmia that would in all) »a> rndangn the men under me ur ilrlraiiil .Ihe govern* uglirs at a luncheon in hi* hotel men' or vlnw up the war eftorl, that ahmilil he shown." . . (Ilileriiatiunal Huundpholot) H apaitetit and “paid {8 hU out of my own pis-ket." SubcciiualHae Chairman Fvrgu aon i I! Mf. hi cm I the t-ifsl which Tins remark at to the cost tbvlMeyrr charged sgstnst llsll'a *nuuslv was a ufeiwnc* to the testi­ tartslmiieW ' vsi I3 .Tj 1.1J. cbvstmony o f John Meyer, Hughe*' pub­ licity man, iliat he upent large Ing appiciMtsttly three years. Th* sums i-nt-i twilling government of­ Commit |f’ Imiuirlng into flu. ficials tKJQ.OihJL.nf. wtstiuis plane e-mtrpdr : ------- -— * ,y i. . Alluding to the Hughe*’ charge#, given the llughev comnanv. Hlrwater said: Meyrr gave hi* trslimony ■* loule tiiriiugh S.inloiii ini ,H|alc “It ires incvnceiveble to me Howard Hughra, mitlimiane plane tbal anyone could se rio u sly conlligbw.iy No. 4(i. running from iiuililer and movie producer, wait* II ..wllwgVi ew I ' l l - t i t ) rd in Washington to tret if y after id e a l;, A r e ! Miim mu ilo- E*»i Cu.nt lo Mt C h r i s ti a n a croos-rountry flight. Chairman Dora, I< iml •II l lute today cpmS tre ss e d B y V is itFerguson (R-Mich) announced iticndrtl .Scimuolr ('imnly'i S-naloi that Hughc-a will lw called to tes­ i n « C h u r c h G ro u p and Rrpirvi lil.illtn lot llu-lt Work tify at this afternoon's aeaiion. Hanford had il« hottrwl days • > n iiigliway (ontlruciiolt ami uigrd . Tlie free* spending Meyer, who nf the year on Monday amt Drvrlopmnit ul Climlian idralv hs* already said he upeut more quick at lion (mi .mi irCUiing cumTuesday when Ihe minium among youth was the llietne ol than ‘16,000 of Hughe*' moitey en­ ti-mperalurr - «« rrconlnl nt plrlion.oi llu- C’io»» fltalc. i llglltalk* ami enlertaimtiriil pi-.riitnl tertaining Klliolt Roosevelt nnd SI degreew on Ise-Ih da)« hy II. wwy.ids. friends, told the committee F. Whit her. weatherman. today to Kiwaniam at their H i r e l ­ As an aid in attracting business Iri It public -InlPlili-lil lo Thi* that on one occasion lie «|M-nt Muring July, Hanford had ing al till- loutltt Cenln l>* a mid industry to Hanford, an axI It-mill today. Mi. Cha-udcclnr3561.42 entertaining Hall, Roose­ ronlrr weather than nmniil tr.llll III ItVr inembri* ol the tensive survey of the many Induat>’il: velt testified yesterilsv (list some with an average 79.1, or two " If Sanfoid aiol Semiuoig Coun­ Mrlhodist 5outh Caravan w)to an rini advantages of the Hanford are* listed expenditures were nwidk drerrea twinw ihe normal uf t ('«— .Ilnur* . , I 'u - slvl ty ittf lo gel llu- Cross Stull- toiiductiiig a youtl^inttim lion pil­ bns hern prepared h y . Florid* HI.) degreew. June wan alan Power & Light Company In con­ Itighwiiy, from tin* cast lo wr»l wlighlly rooter than nor (Hal grim it the l i nt Method nl junction will) Florid* fUwti* Adver­ coasts, Ilicy mu*tuyI quickly. Alwith an average nf 79-1 de­ rt-atly n unit uf road for unoth -r Clninli They wrie inlimiurrsl by tising Commission, II. II. Coleman; gree* compared with a normal Passengers Injured route foi a Cron. State Highway the Rev, J. L. McKinlry. p,l*|or ol district mnnagrr for th e . rawer of H0,| degree*; company, aminonced yesterday. is Iw-iiig nUiillurtwii ■If W# are Ih e hottrwl weather ever In Train Collision lb-sides 'Udng nvatlahle at the lo gi-t our .Iiigliway romphrtod Ilie s Lurch and Kiw.imt sdu t feeiirdfd by Mr. Whitner waa Iradci pnwet company . office copies of t> nmat'ihi *ii (icfore otlnrr At Illinois Crossing 11.1 degreew in M rii, nnd thia w turn* i-oiiiplrlf‘ loads winch will lire viriting group intliulril the survey have been furnished he aald, waa In aome measure bv Mr. Coleman to the office ef tic in ami divert elsewhere tinHoc ,1* mormon-. wtHido.firea Miss Clco Mrtcsli, Orlimli ■ leit l|«*| the Jlemlnole County Chamber of LITCHFIKI.n. 111. Aug. Cross Stale Highway. in Volusia county st-Gir time. —Th* IIHnftl* Centre) Kail road’s “Old Slate V-nd Nu. 14 -How and irudrnt ul Haitou-w1i.> t< Commerce, junior Chamber of '•Green Diamond" pa*»cint*r . ■— ------offirintly No Irt enters St-minul" councdlot (or the Caravan. I. I' li­ Commerce, Sanford Herald. City train and a Burlington Railroad By THE AHHOt'IATKD I'ltKSH Hall, Court-House and local banka, County on I lie west al tljo We* freight drain eolltderi near here The wotat heal wave of (lie kiva Itivet, niitl I* known a s 'llu- ter Aiulriion, who war l.oiu- .i»d where anyone inn)- sef them. v today and stats polio* head., year, still firmly anchored «vei Ml. |)<11n Itood It leaves San­ laired liy. mittioniiy p.innl- in ■ Business men interested In” must nf lh» hail cauinl quartern 'a t Springfield reported ford going ew*t on Geneva Ave Koira and whu is now allrndini lie-ntlng here .will find much help­ “at least 10 or 11 |ier*on*" had at least.' 34 deaflis today as it ( Iit nr4 ■'m fklsl Duke Uniyrrsity; Min Nell Rnyt ful In for mat lop UT the iepurt which spread into the eastern states. been Injured. • « covers more than n scor* of sub­ A (ingfr of eidd air, from Can­ lies'k of Alabinti^ Mm M -"v ll-'ils jects including lalwir and raw'Folic* headquarter! said there ada bad brought aubdantial I*, Invited T o Joinci ol Not lb Cirsditii .uni M i- iiiateilals here, u tilities, trans­ were no Immediate reports of any lief and aome scattered shower t|* U I I I I l I S II1V11CU t t l ■ deaths In the wreck. It said "at Naomi Rupert of Kants-. portation facilities, health condlt* E d B lir r c tt Icaat 10 or 11 Injured" had.lmen to (be Dakotas amt MinnewUt pins, housing, stufes, schools and IdeiiIs of the Youtii C*iavail but it was almost nhaorlied in taken to the LUchfleh! Hospital. municipal flln*nces. • movement wer* stress,si by I'orNeluaskaand western Iowa where State police were dispatched Mr. Coleman aaid that th* The public haa l-een invited to ter Anderson who told of tin- youth the Weather Bureau .-aid the tern to the scene, which was tha at lend ^tlu' banipict l,t. J * |inatrurtion cuurse nuw being nil Chamlier of Commerce, C ite, and Litchfield crotalng of the two perwtioe drop was only moderate. gave valuable nothing ill sight, th e j? 1 **!" M«vfair Inn * rled on lq* these teams hy-young County officialThera Was railroad* at Winston Tower. i aw t'aaw " i s ) — j^ 'in iii'd c •'tu n 'i.Jay cfc*. at whichi ^ tl, m various M 1 b - >11 - 1 help which contributed to the Com­ t 1 "Wttaar A railroad spokesman at Chipleteness I l f ilia survey. He bailees, ____ __ _ . ' Edw ard \V. Barrett, editor of I Churrhea. cago said re understood the diesel thia is the first occasion In th* Newsweek Mngaxinr, will speak, The first purpose of llm move­ locomotive, four coaches and th* history nf Sanford that such a it was announced hy T. K. Tucker Trotting Race Fans ment, he said, ik to revitalise youth diner of th# passenger train, *n cum pie to report uf local resource* today. route from St, Louis to Chicago, Hurt As Stands Fall ■* Thus* interested In attending bv teaching them the principles of haw. Iicen compiled. health and having a capable lady, had been derailed and overturned It will tie .ii^ I not only locally Ihe banquet are asked to contact Oths* aims are aiding tln-m In The Litchfield Hospital said It hut also hy tile State Advertising GtiSHBN, N. Y„ Aug. (t, ( 4 1 - Lind Welwr, general manager of think effectively and get rid of had “aome" Injured brought In Commission In the Industrial phae* ths* Mayfair to mako rvtervatlona, Thrcc aeetlona of th« temporary inertia, to develop soul by of its half-mllllon-dollara-a-ysar for treatment but that no count charge will he mad* for mental blrarhrra, with irnera, janimtsl januin.l w ik i fans n n . hern! Iieru. A - nominal ....... . tt'wnllaar* aa Page sis I had been mad*. advertising program’ end hy, attending event. the running of* “tho **-lla m■" lls 'lo.iithose at ending the event, for the 1 ^ ' Litchfield ia in Montgomvy Florida Power A Light Company [rotting atakes. collapsed today* Th* dencr on Saturdey night an trottii _ county, 237 mil#* #outhwc#t of in it* program for th* industrial reports from the Gnahru will b* open only to Jaycee mem- L i z e t t e T e m p l e G oetr ...... ............................ .................. Chicago and 37 mile# morthaait and first remitts development of the communities la-rs and".their wive* or date*. Hospital gold a numlier wrre In­ of 8 t. Loul». A branch of tht Jayrees wishing to buy ticket* O r t R h i n e B o a t T r i o il « ,rvf*' Along with th* survey jured. . |ps ■ w u i v i i i i u . u u u i 11 i p U](i power comp, MV distributing Chicago Burlington and Quincy A record Hamhlelonlan crowd to attend the ocraaion have been ( 1-----« loiollol Vmi P in Uriel* «v(t«m terminating at Paducah, Bring * Raymond j M(m y m „ Titnpt# Qf Slinj or j , a booklet, "How You Can of '-’0,00f ‘ or more packed the requested to contact Kjr. croaa#a th* I. C. I in* thcr*. Progressive Industries To Your j.undqulst, or secure them et th* Th* railroad said that aa far etands, temporary ami normanent, •Mayfair Saturday night prior to now stationed at the o ffice'or the Community and State.” for the to ttin g claatlc. finance chief of the Army in a# waa known no ona was killed. The accident occur red at the the time of the dance. Germany, recently mailed local It add*d that lta eommunicatlona temporal#^ etands near the head photographer Robert 1... Cox come K aiser-Frazer And with Litchfield war* dlarapUd color film of snapshots which New Buildings Are and it waa having difficulty of the stretch. Packard Hike Prices A nurga at Goshen Hospital aha took while cruising on Hiller's agaamfttnf information. Under Construction aaid: yacht on th* Rhine. Th* tr^in wa# north bound from ,__bna are under x-ray, DETROIT, Aug. fl. bT»—Tw* “Thr “Rhine cruise I* all it I* 8L Louia to Chicago, ; Albert Hickson la building a reported to ha In song and story," more of ths nation's car manufac­ one stop ia very serlouwlv hurt turers. feeling the pinch of stead­ •re taring treated for small machine shop of concrete she wrote. and seo block construction at th* corner ily mounting production coats, t*.various WATHEN TO MOVB -of__ Laurel—Axauu*— and---- Filth . t - j - n J llielr r e ta il- o rie e s Street. VAN ANI1RKH HACK today and trad* quarter* g*n*t>HTH RETURN J . B. Wathen, American Fruit R. N. Windham la erectinng a Mr. and Mrs. William Van Anden allv believe similar advance* era Grower* Inc. traffic manager for elf th hava Juat returned to their home in the making throughout tn n l A, local publisher paint (hop at the corner of Twel th* south-eastern division, today Sanford Avenue In Lake Mary after apcndlnr the remainder of th* Industry Wright, recently Street and waa In Sanford making arrange­ con­ two and a half months a t Ft, w«ek‘a vacation It ie of concrete block Packard, which so far thli y*ar ments to move hla family on 8«pt. Lauderdale. * Mr. Van- Anden, ha* failed to make a nroflt on Hi i, Ky^ reported struction. 1 to Ft. Pierce where he ,1a now The Free Methodist Church whose paintings have roclered operation*, increased prices on ’ „ there, 95 to 100 located. Ifa haa Juat returned from uch favorable comment a t Or- various model* from 392 to 3200: Wight eald that of concrete block construction, New York city where he attended do exhibits, painted a plctjb* Knlser-Fruyr, wtdeh Ha* juat em­ i*al there he hid waa recently completed a t th* a meeting of th* National Claim# dog belonging it by resident# that corner of Fourth fltrc«t m oi\a . ..bird _____ _ if ito3 C.i i B. erged from fhe "red,” implemented Committee. He waa greeted by th* w*«k before Laurel Avenue facing th* trailer |H«*ir, prominent F t Lauderdale an Increase of 199 on its F ra tea fellow Ktwaaiau a t their lunche­ camp.. . _ ___realtor, during hla stay th an . standard model. on today. . r. if-* * * ■ Seminole Urged Lo Act Quickly. * Youth Caravan To Obtain Cross State Highway GivesProgramAt Kiwanis Luncheon Nation’s Worst Heat Wave Takes Toll o r :i4 Lives Industrial Survey Of Sanford' Made Bylaight Company « \ v- *. -i ~------------------ -I- ------*i------- ---------------- _____ - * I H;- j L � 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 05, 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/e9f4821c868502278d7098041ff0194e.pdf dad85ba8f6ff12ad436f34eeadff09d4 PDF Text Text M O NDAY, A U G U ST 4, l x THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA colonic* or any other alternative censFs provided a hearing first is the owner. The new ordinance ia dtilgx hold on such proposed revocation. source." U N Success race no longer conatitutea an Churchill, leader of the ConserThe Chief of Poilce ahall report to become effective on Sept. | ( t * a l l a « H f l a w !• **• ( l a e l ••Internal affair." Were the trou­ vatlve oppoation which Lal>?t out­ r e m a l i n i at |26, but la $50 thoae who fail to aecure or poit tib le in Holland itaelf, undoubtedly organisation declared fn a new* number* two to one in Parliament, where five or more aaalatanta are cenaea conspicuously In place* of government ahould have that view­ (there would nriae the question of pledged the Attlee government builnea*. * • employed. point. However, the ambassador •whether Hie nation'* aovereignty conference. He said bgt*. Clifford 'Martin _.. MMnal /raw " a n u AM.I all a a n a il .ta Were Stomach Ulcer Psi Failure to aecure a llcenae a* molt certainly will run up again*! trai heWqr-infnngrtt. Itinerant merchants tempor'ariand Mrrvyn I’atce, found hanged (hi argument thnt, IrS the new eni ly occupying buildings must pay prricribttl ro*kr* lw violator Of courae thi* open* up a hit in Palestine last Thursday., were Napoleon's Waterloo? hhleh the world ia entering, a field for argument. We we thnt "known to 'b e guilty of. anti-es­ no’w $76 a month 'Instead of $50 subject to fine double the amount The great Napoleon who rm quarrel between » "mother coun- in the nature of the SecnrPy pionage in civilian dresl." as formerly. Telegraph compsnmC required for the Been*#. up to nations was himself a sin licenses have been increased to |200 maximum fine, Each day ol afler-rallng paint. Those « Council vote on the Australian- • lie would enumerate others (160 from $100, and telephone operation ron»titute* a aeparatc itislresae.i with stomach or American reaolutlon which nrdcred who were on the death list 1 f companies to $200 from $100. and diatinct offense. Payment ol palorg Intllassllon, R a t pains the Nctherlanda mid the Indonea- It gun.' When 'asked about (Senhum, burning sensation, blot •ian —- Jgovnnment* P U B I B P IP l« rt-a-r flgh'.- oral Sir Evelyn Barker, former License* are' due on Oct. I any lirenae tax may be. enforced nlhrr romlitluns cause.) In ing nmnnliately and settle their |Mulish commander in Palestine. and expire on Sept. .70 of the fob lay aeiture and *a!e of the prop- acid thnuhl try I.'itaa. Dei hot of t'dga rahlfls fun differviKM by peaceful mean*. 1the Irgun leader aald "he ha* lowing year. They are termed de- erfy to th* highest bldtlff, loi- itruag'sr. ,1'irst dote Then1 aie eleven metnlier* on the an-account lq l>e . settled.’.' l uu tlig'-pubttriied- notice' top twh o t r e l i r r l*l 'S *. lh'>|u«it If not paid withlii t i l In 'US S A f m council, including the big five, week*. The amount of the licenao days- after the date due! ‘ The i l l .e: V O C lf MONET l u r h V "Wg don't recogniae the right America, Britain. !tu*>ia. France and coat of-the aalc will then be Ion I’rus Co. sod drug Commission retains the right to svsry Where. and China. The Vote . was 1 0 *n of the Hi It Mi government In Starts Tuesday! fitted for. such .ahowa has been not rrnew, nr to revoke IIPalestine." the Irgun leader said. favor of the resolution, with three T h e M ost ••llunh-lluah” " It is nnr country and we or.' nlrstcnlltm *. _ S e c re t I n -H int or v Th'-lrf IHVtaltilng weir. Impcrlnl yoked to bring alsiut its lllw x Cqn Now lit* T o ld !- ' government*, Brilalii,"" LihV p anT Wirmr'IT.' said the British White ■'Tor the firat time on any itclgium, and they kept <|uict for Pa|»er published In IMS* was ta r -1 (amount to nlndishing the British pd{een-- the personal, human obvious reasons. Story of those who lived and Sn while we can say, and thy mandate over Palestine. I6Ved and dared to brave thu wyrld in general will agree, thnl mysteries In the making of thu cmplle* are on their way out, yet atom bomb. it will' Iw a long time W o re all .if them nre broken up. While The P ersonal H um an D ram i they leinaiif we must expect the imperial governinrnta to insist otf D rhind Ihe A tom ic Bom b! their right to defend what they regard ns their rightful pouts, sion*. And In rehuttal we shall Attlee Wednesday at the start of hear *urh charges ns Hr. T. P. a two-day debate In the Kouso of r*inng, of China, hurled at Hol­ Common* on the state of the na­ land during the Security Council tion. debate whet) he declared that th« Dutch were acting n* an "nverhifd" Motion ileturn are and wanted to plare Indonesia In ' flick*'' In Jew Zealand. the tide of a "vassal state." | p u tn tt« t c The way things stand at th lsi' ^-Approximately 60C Five men at Salford, arrested killed and .1,000 Injl on .similar charges, were rrlrasr I in the United Statea. on hail. These trials wrie set for next Monday, The prosecutor there *ald 2!» antiJeeriih Inci' dent* occurred during the week X- CELL STORE end and quoted two of the de Y es — D EFIN ITELY LOWER — And Besides 202 Sanford Ave. fendJsnt* as shunting "Serves them right" and “I've gut a fjv e ry th ln jr In Ih e s t o r e ‘la tag g ed In plain fig u re s no th e cu sto m e r can C a s t o r P om ace brother out there." d eterm in e and com p are v alu e*. It I* n ev er n ece*sh ry tb g u e s* a t ■quality Kighty-threc percent 2.K0 p e r cw t. « Meanwhile daylight disclose-) knowlrgde is brought and values u n d e r,h e a v y Miles preanure. Y au can *hop le liu r t ly and avoid further dstnsge done to »yii*through his Vision. C olton S eed Meal ~ p a in fa l-in (sta k e *:-----/ . ' ” gogiies during the qlght in othei 14.00 p e r cw t.-------- — __ ___ pait s of England. ■ ---------------After n noisy crowd had l»en Fertilizerseen near a Itanisgate synagogu., It was discovered that aix win­ 4-7-5 38.48 net dows were shnltcird. Notice Imards were torn down and more -5-8 42.75 net e If you get up nlthlt—hive frequent d»- windows smashed In a suburban ; * ■ir. to pass your water—tsil Have only London synagogue. rerth Celery Seed K.nty pstsain —jm, ami have bockarb. < t t n tK. du. to firm acidity in the urine, he (Isd ymi'r* reading Ihisi Three srnersSlone ago Dr. Kilmer, a ^ efftu tii Churchill Address Chair- & Ottoman famous doctor, found hundred* ot his tiaflenlt with this trouble. Painstakingly (I «•m11na**1 $$*•»« !*«>■• Ilnrl Abto G nm tnx, D I)T and hr made a medicine of IS herb*, mole, Paramount Ne*e vegetable*, tialsama—Nabirr** ownway id a aclf aupporting nation ami aypv :v Carlnnn o th e r Innectlddeti, rrlirf. He ratted it "Snamp-Root" and tem at the curliest niomtn* and milliott. of grateful men and women hay* flolh the-rhair and ottoman will nut aside evere impediment. taken It—otlep with amaring resutls. are finely tailored In supe­ a;ul labor long and lurid." tiwamp-Koot gne* right to work to SANFORD TLAHT D A Y M ON DAY rior fabric*. Chair I* com­ Hath out kidneys...Inrrearee the flow of Churrhill said he Rt*>> had ohpletely spring-filled. nr'ne. helping tnrellerf'errew aridity... *o Iretrd to IJ. S- loan terms under X-CEL STORE Ihr irritalrrl bladrter gel. a good Rushing which, "if. we wore Incapable of H a n fo rd 'A v e . A 2nd St. r«it. tno. Many tepoet getting a good /ter Die l>^ Sr.l /err doses (Aim . finding dnHy* to,pay fur Amer­ mtit's *te«p a'lrr 0itl !tw P hone 154 . Caution i lake at dberied. ican tmnmr* of lolraeeo or other Hanford. Flo rid a Fur fi r e trial supply, send So Dept- a , commodities, we must rerlure also K J n rrfc C ir.T n r, t i n I MI, (Uamf-yit, in equal prupdrtlooa all similar We D eliver CuTkuOr—tetjullaiird botlk <J Baramp inipdrU from our dominion» ood tlrr-t today st )r-*ir drutWisr Banker K/lled I (a U a lty T ite r * la S tr e n g th — To IVoUet th* I'cor# of th , World; To Prosaot, th# P ro,res, of A ntrim ; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. VOLUME XXXVIII | 1' M; ‘ I r 1 i ■■ 1 1 I yU . 1 f I i- LONDON. Aug. 5 •*V> Prim* Minister Attlee introduced sur­ >pie legislation in the House ol ,'ommons today to give hi* govinmrnt broad new powers for in'tracing agricultural and imluitri* i| production to meet Biitain's mpending dollar cfiiir/* DO precise (rowers sought fur he Labor regime were not imnic ' Lately clear, hut a highly placid tource said it did not provide (or rower to direct labor. Deputy Prime Minister Heiberi lloiiiion said the legislation would nake possible ‘"the lull inotiili'falion ol lire economic resource* r| the nation. FiTen, n conservative ipokrtman and former foreign wereSary, protested that the House iiuld not d*nl with such broad efislation before Its scheduled idjoiirnmeht this weekend. Moirison replied thnt, if it beraiiie necesaary ill the iiatioiml nterrst, the House could postpone idjournnieiit and " s i t ' n bit longir." ,‘ ’ * The measure Iqtrnluclil w.mld ixpand provisions of a lutf. act I f which the government was pvrn added |mwrrs to diiert the intion'a transition from a wartime o a. peacetimn basis. The authoritative Hritlsh Press tseoeiation aald the bill "extends 2, Jvoitering and directing »xv-riWniul reducing import* mid Irdirasing the balanrs of trade, S. Knauring that the whole re« * m * ei Hit cnmmiuAy-lu- Used n a manner best calculated to i*rva (he Interest* o f the rommun- CLEARWATER, Fla.. Aug. 6 17—The extended mas* of toil* if dead fish killed by the »o■ailed “red tide" floated northmard along Florida's Gulf Coast JUowly,.today with the head of the ughefonMc of fish about 15 miles ortW\f here. Am it passed by the beaches “ i mass was al>out six era the lilea off ahore. Fringe* of the rot Ing collection of fish havi auched shore at spot* nlnnj LAMPS •* Va Price & Leps Your Ford Dealer knows your Ford best, because Table lamps, too. are re­ duced. .All are high quality lamp*. 'Large n r l r l j of styles and colors. SHect pour* now and data. bcolored waters Vos moving qrthward at tha rata jnf about no mile* an hour. Head of the res was bevond the Anclote light ff Tarpon Sprlhg*. ' A few scattered fish ram* s t ­ ore at Indian Rocks Reach which ereral days ago waa deluged with •rga collections of the smelly l*h. Beach residents hurlad them k quickly ■as they washed onto 2. SPECIAL FORD EQUIPMENT They're Ford-trained to re­ pair your car In the quick­ est lime at great tavingi to .you. It'i the equipment which Ford engineer* know wfH give your Ford tha hast service. • - Di^Tranklin E. Campbell. Binlias county health director, said btervers had told him tha long trlng-out floating mats of fish ____ 60 mile* long and r*e about r “ ‘ «ut 30 miles wide. Marina life experts studying the th plague have said It was esuaI by a tiny organism known os linoflagellato." This organism a reddish tinge, thus ghrha plague its name of "rad 3. GENUINE FORD PARTS They're designed and mode by Hie makers of Hi* parts you're replacing. They fit , batter, work batter, lost longer. ' ; ' Anf i Wa us* tb* maHiodi whtft th* factory eng Insan And gives you Hi* bast Fort! Service In Hw ahortait time ot Hi* lowest cost; T H IS RJ5D RO O M 8 U I T E I S C O M P L E T E Imagine a price Uk* this on a complete bed room outfit. Including elk * an lamrsprlng mattress, cell spring, pdlawo, and tnfted spread. Tha chest has four spacious drawer* and tb* vanity boa a genaln* pis'* mirror. • . * • Chifforobes u s e 4 )u r e a : «otn fish, flounder, grouper, nta, have suffered moat at the ids of tha mysterious fish kltlMoat of th* fish have bean of HI varieties, although Severalpon and big Jewflsh weighing aval hundred pounds have bean ortod by observers fljrlpf aver EO A C L B l m p l o y e e s d lb 2 5 Y e a r E m b l e m ^ d ^ a W s m t w a l l built. Wal- ITIMAT Hear tho DEEPFREEZE Program featuring The Four Knights overWTRR E s ta b lis h e d 1BOS L e g i s la t i o n P r o m o t e s P ro d u c tiv ity , F o s ­ t e r s E x p o r t s .. A nc! In d u ce s I m p o r t s I Can you Imagine receiving nil 10 of these handsome piece* at (hi* amaxingly low prlre? Unbelievable isn't It? . . . Yet for only $193 we're offering the spring-filled sofa. Ihe spring-filled matching lounge chair, the occasional chair, cocktail table, the tw& lovely end tables, table lamp! Jr . floor lamp, ana tb* bookcase. ■pl?(l? “iluudV*tonfght and >V#d nr«d«t with local ofteruoon ihun dertho* er*. SA N FO RD , A ttlee O ffers Bill T o Britons Jail Ps Red Tide ovimr North In 60 Mile String An exceptional value at thia law price, firing In your room measurement*. W EATH ER AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NBWRPAPKM Morrison said the measure would Implement" Attlee's crisis proICtMlIaaaa s s P a * r R ls ) Con gowall I Q n lin. f t TH E i 8 . Donaldson and II. B. FetusACL car Inspectors of Sanford, ru awarded th* company’# 25 ir emblem for continuous aari this morning. The presentation a made by M. Carroll, ganars) •man in bU offlca. ir . Donaldson originally »M Ployed by tha ACL on July I. T U E S D A Y , AU( In Palestine Egypt Makes Freedom Plea To UN Council G o v e r n m e n t B u ild in g P a r t i a l l y W reck ­ e d B y B o m b In N e w F e ig n O f T e r r o r Im m e d ia te W ith rlra w a O f B ritis h F o rces F r o m T e r r i t o r y Is A sk ed By P r e m ie r JERUSAimTug. 5 <dv LAKE 81T C B 88. Aug. 7 —UP)— Britain today defend­ ed her rights to maintain troopa In Kgypt and demand­ ed that the 1‘niird Nation* Security Oranril strike an Egyptian complaint from Ha calendar. - The Uritish attested the mayur* ol the Jewisli town of Tel Aviv. Kama! Gen. Nalanya and I’rlah E l e v e n t h H o u r A g r e e ­ Tiqva (Tikvah) and jailed doren* m e n t A v e r t s N a ­ ol other Jewiih leaders in dawn t i o n w i d e S t r i k e raids describcbd officially as "par: Ail the b*m|iaitin agamsl tcriotD irrR O lT . “X u T 5 The uni " Rut violence continued. C. I. O. United Auto Woikrts, in an agirrinrnt averting their hord Motor Co. strike scheduled fus today, were given a year’s giace from slnkr damage suits undri the Talt-Hirtley Labor l»aw. This the. company agreed lu in an eleventh-hour pad which serv­ ed to keep 107,000 pioducliun woikcis on the job as a nation 'wide walkout set for noon, was called oil. Die agreement, ’under which the union and company will un- F L O R ID A , A labor depaitment building in the alter! of the Prophets was Marled hy a homb which killed a British policeman lining to remove the cxplunve. "Iwo olhert were liapprd ‘ in the .debris, Irom which arose a mushrooming smoke cloud. British troops investigate an Arab report that six qrrm-d -Uad-Dtfcrn a Hi ilnir lm o in o r grove in the Tel Aviv area, other unconfirmed report a s t e r .,, that five British soliHers and their army vehicle were mlasing In Ihe tame area. The arresta edm* afle.- two weeks of Jewish underground vl»ence In Palestine during which two young Uritish aimy sergeants wrie hanged and atranglrd to death on small trrea near N'atanya. The departure of Jews from Palestine hv air or surfitce routes apparently was rut off liefo.re the roundup was launched. The high commissioner mean­ while Issued an order outlawing British Trumpeldi a youth uiganltatfon embracing about 1.7,00(1 teen age boys and girls, declaring there -was good ground for Vupposing it "a recruiting ground for dissident KrouPxJl—Tins urr intfS'lien U named ofUi Joseph Tlbmpeldor, who was k illn lja a clash in a Jewish MUIement ill northern Palestine in Um 1920's. Meanwhile, in laindutr, a Jew a VAny new lalior legislation ballifi* crowd of 700 ptranni dam. raise- prubleme of • human relationihips. It hai Income appar­ ent to in that all of the ramifi­ cations of such problems rannot l>* ironed out Immediately around the tiargolnlng. table! "Under today’* oettlement. ojvpnrtunlly has Ireen provided for finding in less hectic surmroumb of the Taft-Hartley law aceepU Inga a aolution within tha spirit aide tu Imlh the union and the company." A Joint company-union atatement announcing the agreement, I averting the *l»ik# wa* male public at 4:30 A. M. less than eight houra ahead of the strike Re-apptaital of Sanford pro­ deadline. * perty by an uutalde agency as a The statement aald the union mean* of adding to the City'a tax I I ‘m I I * s H an l*« a r S ls l income was proposed last evening to the City Comratsslon hy K. F. U. S. Setting’’ Up Rule Iloueholder, Sanford attorney and former commissioner. _ In Pacific Islan d The Commission, which met a* an equalitatian board, received PEARL HARBOR. Aug. 3. D P )- only one protest again*, its an­ Adm. Louis K. Denfcld, high com­ nounced intention of a ,10 nerrent missioner of the 1,480 Pacific In­ hike in property valuation*, and lands. and atolls to lie adminis­ that was a written one, according tered hv the United 8tate* under to H. N. Sayer, eity clerk. United Nation* agreement, 1* set­ Mr. Housholder stated that the ting up a civil government lim it­ 10 percent appraisal increase ing personnel and method* of the would add to the City Irtromo, but Navy’* current^ m ilita ry govern­ to too little an extent In view of ment. “• ' the wav Sanford I* growing. lie assigned Rear Admiral CarloNo reriurit for re-appraisal has ton II. Wright as deputy high been made since 1928, said Mr. commissioner of the mandafed I#/- Kuuaholder who declared the he ritory. yesterday and Issued a pro­ and former Commltsionec Frank clamation to the 48,000 natives. Miller had rnatie auch a request at The vast oceanic area Includes that time. He urged that the ap­ the Marshall, Caroline and Mari­ praisal be mad* In tlma for the ana* Islands, wrested from Japan tax program of next year. during the war. They spread qver Mayor Gut told Mr. Houih.vldsome 2.000,000 square m il*! of er that the Commlasioner* had the Pacific. On# hundred and been thinking along tha tame lines, and that if enough people like! him advocate such a program that some action may reault State President L X K rsticcB s: W. F. (Illll) Itollrslun, president of the Florida Slate Junior. Cham­ ber of Commerce, will be In San/ord Saturday to preside over Ihe business meetings of the tyo day summrr stale Jayree confer­ ence. Douglass Funeral Set For Wednesday CRAWF0RDV1LLE, Aug. G, —Funeral oerrira* for W. B. (Baba) Douglas* who died of a heart attack while driving hi* far yesterday, were aat for 4:00 P. M. Wednesday from th* Melton Fun aral Home In Lake City. ; * Mr. Douglass waa chairman of th* Florida State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission and had been a member of ijuj railroad board.for IB year*. Tb* Railroad Commission haa cancelled ail hearing* and the other two members of (ha board and-nsaet-of-the umimisslon pan sonnet will stand th# services. MtJLLOY HUMMONBD NEWARK. N. J ., Aug. $, Th# Newark Evening News said today that Gardner Mulloy, fifth ranking American tennis amateur, hod haair summoned to appear to­ morrow before th# United States Lawn Tennis Association Raisa Commit!** to explain expanse allowance* received by high rankplayars on n Florida SffiJ F e e t O f R o u d w .i! D e e d e d T p C o u n ty 1 9 4 5 A c t i o n S ta n d : Hie I-akc Maly bathing bead Tontinveiiy was srlllrd this mum t'tg M atceptance by ihr Count) ......... . an oiler by Mi. LuWina S. I lainton ol - l.ak. Maty and her lather, /, I. Smith J?wCees To Hold Meet Her? , his Weekend im I \Vlri W ASHING TON. Aug. 5. I/V>— Senator l erguson said today • he han. teicw.ltd e> rrquenl (com Howard U u ik n ' sllm n ti Ihat * ■ftie'Senate War Investigating l omrolllee ta'iuel u subpoena lor Ihe California airplane contractor. - NKW VttltK. Aug. 5. id*)— Special session* Justice Fred­ erick I.. Ilarkritburg ha* signed a warrant fur Ihe arrest of John W. Mevrc. publicist-for movie and aviation magnate How­ ard Hughes, on tin- complaint of a night dull cigaretl* f ill who say* .Meyer is the father of her sIx-inosuh oM eon. In Washingtun. .Meyer, yh» has been testifying he (or* Ihe Senate cunimilte* Investigating Hughes' airrraft contracts, Irrmrd Ihe girl'* com­ plaint "ridiculous" and said hr never hud been out with her. The girl. Pal rlcis Miles, former model who has born a rlgarslte girl at noine ol the most eirlusiv* clubs on ihe (aahluiiabl* east , side, said In hn complain! that the child ■«*« burn l'eb. 2. 1917 , To 'ctrfcl lu ihr County loi ppbl.i WASHING I ON. Any. et »<■$*• Lllioll Konsevrlt told Senate mvestu. paik puipovrs, J 9 * « leel on .alors liwlay that hr pnmittrd llotvaid lluglirs lu-pay a |57ti.Bi hotel tiiaml Hrml Avenue hum the bill lor him in Drcrmbei, I'l-M. as a wedding pirsriil. Country liu l. ItoaJ tu Crysta Knmrvrlt ul>o trst-lsrd that J.u k l ive.-thru head ol Irsiis Wolld Anlinrs which iv cunlitdh-s1 hv Hughes, paid jhiH hotel expenses tor I II,. It’s liuiii.igr Dei tv. 1‘tdd |o | ayr l.iurt•*•!!, movie aclicsv Koosrvrll s.iid I Ins was a wrddmg gill to him by.I*rye. adding that N e w s w e e k E d i t o r A n il the iiionry came out ol I i ) r ’> |unkr|. “ M iss F lo r id , t ” T o "I believe on a vt.nt inlripirlalmn ol (hr law I might he lepilBe H onor G u e s ts inandrd lot accrpling a wrddiny p iorn l Imio Ih wod, Hughes. ' young Hucwrvrll tuld lllr Senale \\ .. luvcdigullltg i oiilliultrr Ihe coilimitirr it |lii|Ulllllg mill I lie w.lilltne awaid ol 140.0110.000 i,,onK |Mf4 In thr L uiiitimtl-in Florida junior Chamber ol Com­ lu irtciinl then action III I'M1! merce will open F'nday evening vacatin'! the piopcily. but the at the Mayfair Inn with an.-ex­ I oinniittiuner* , u|>on motion of liniwIrslge.nf a $172 gift of nyleit hose by..publicity man John W. ecutive committee, conference lot •Miy rt^ U i. fc'ivrn -at ires? Kayo Kinersou. who later, iwcatne Mr*. ' II t. Ovritpecl---- deslraretf l i TfiHivrVrlt. the Jaycre vtale officeit. •». I Ills 'll linn was bated on Belating the di-thlle i f the Hughe* wedding gilt, Roosavelt said the opinion o r the B o r ii J' i , i that just tiefore his marriage (o MU* Eniriton late in 1U44 ha was It must lie governed by inter luiiiry, L f--, Hoyle" ■ ■— , ■ ItarU'-g -Itt.th e ■Umvvh iy^ Killf- Hntvt- in C ltlf ihU: e .lie caid hie » * i aivoiupatils'd Id hi* ihitdren ') a foniicr inar■national-laur TtndTy 7 Tie ruarter J. L: hiehls stated that he of tha Uuitrd Nat inns which i* would Iml. p|rsent the (relitlun* tlage Slid a maid, uini jh at Hv he das almufe l-i pa> hit bill Mayer Augustine: liesiuin Chattea Wal- < him and said kei, -St. Augustine; ami Vice 1now tint r»ui<ei stum- of Interna signed by many Lake Mary real- approacl.ed "Yoil eaiiuot pay Hint lull,"' •* (tonal relation*." Piriulri.il W. A Leonard, I’m- Nukrathv Pasha Hummed up dants asking that tho t'anilllisalni. Flliiill added: rescind their HMb action, os tha "I said I lerlaluly mu Id and that I ali.ady had writtail the ■Jacob: V. H Orve-Te:, Gained Fuypt'esw.q muds as folhiws: oftri by Mia Hati isoii and Mr. rfirek." ._ valle-: Joe Ciabb, PaIAt ka : Hi all­ “ We ask: you tu direct the evac­ Smith nallaflrd Itiiil as a represen­ He *11111. Meyer told him IIihI lluglirr wanted to pay tha bill uation uf all Uritish force* from ey Odium. Sanfuid; Giaydon tative of the PI A a* far as naik as a wedding piraelit. the teiiilury. And we imk yuu tu Jone*. F( Mvet»; Ruheil 1). Iv- say that tide evacuation must lei l-onefll* wi Yonny Kuos, veil, dvi lau d, tils areeptaiu'a had "nothing tu do" Attorney first with any mntrnrt fm war plann , * lander, Weil Palm Beach and Jack immediate, taut It mu*t Ire Com­ *|reaker, tei _ „„ ljuevtioned ny aubctimhlilles* t'itattniin Fercusuit tB-Mlch) about plete. and .that it must tie uncoil- legntioii* Dial tin- t'.imiiilaatini had Delaney, Key We*l the gift of hosiery, which Mr), t had baled for >lu* Kmersou. RooaeVelt caiil fie fiail .lu-vrt t,, or,t of it Meyer .listed tlie bent on IVe further ask you to diiect Aug. 2ft, IPJ.'I, mule than n yegl lufuie HouaeVrll and Mlsa Euiertou ti -M-uaae* an !•**» *l*r were tnarried. * . "I would seriuukly queMImi I lie pinpiirly ol thi Hum uii a huaioes* account," Konsevell said, “wlitn tin wenvei could have ijo coulirctimi at all with the 7m*in. « " • ■ 7 fie Willies* wnn igiiuicl nl, i n.- nm l w I crgilnou and Senator wllhJ i i s . clhuii ler I ioiii tliem agirrlug to i veil might want tu tell hi* sid, - I il„ over the road strip which as h said in- -lidn'i act- wlml eottne- rimr n.ui plane*. tilig piiijM-rty irWUei* they had reived by reason of the prop The "llln ie" Inrldi llt. lilUi li 4uddicW the iransirortation ol a dog by (list n.i lieing vacated by the County tlun. Army jdane. ft w«n Kimaevelt'a dog. He said, the (l.'c.l will Ire con­ ItiHiM-velt put In that a "fniFI-low veyed ill Seplrrtilrr-i with the stip­ ulation lliat if-the tiilul is nul used to show I iind anything to -Ur with tinmm !*«•» q||| When Fergqsoil hsd Iilijn ted t-. 'nnj incident, I'eplH-r leplied ft un- Jtist testimony which the senati-i- have L. i L i s l e r D e n ie s - A c t i n g ■"Who (ieileral KooseVrlt. dun l un reconiniendation" that the govntiiuiiit A s l tu s s i a n A g e n t a new photo reeonnaiasanir plum, IV) with the issue. He said.lie'll ..lijt. I t„ WASHINGTON, Aug. 6, p17— Gerhart Kislei tcslified t-Mlay at full, who wa* a tnamlwr of a hi* pasiqirSVl fraud trial that In R....."toll-headed mllalon which 29 years n> a Crnnmunist he nev­ I vriillllilc|i(|c,| tlmt |||„ gnvei lillieilt acted a* a repirsenlative of might well be termed ".n-opernllon er l"i\ ‘lluglii-s' photo recJiuiatstance the Cotniitlinist Interiinti<.na1 1 < . Irta tii*. and co-ordination." Till* same There had U-eti earlier testi­ is glso carried us among mony that tin- reputed No. 1 1st Post W ar CroHaing program the negroes hf Bemlnnl.- County. American Communist had - Ireen Made By Queen Mary During a 12 month‘ period the sent to China a* a representative Association distributed 1 4 , 5 2 3 of the Comintern (Communist In­ nieces of health literature, don­ NKW YORK. Aug. 6. —Tho Giternationale). «nl British liner Quean Mary, hold­ ated Y’.IH quarts of milk to pati­ "That was a eompletr fabrica­ ents, provided for 74 detailed xer of the trana-stlantir speed re­ tion,” Klsler said. rays, made 81 home visits and hnscord. cdoipleled her first ocean lie said his only object tn go­ crossing since, reconversion from pi tallied M patients. ing to China sumrtliiie after 1928 Other service* included distribu­ war service today, and was ctitri-n waa to act a* a Journalist for a gala welcome to New York har­ tion of 273 poster*. 41 health talk* German Communist papers and givan and 3$ health movie* shown. bor. . German papers friendly with Six individuals were given medi­ Communists., lie said hn did-not The ship was given a, thunderous cine*. Thera were two demon­ reception by other craft in th* stration project* In better living. file any stories to Moscow, harbor and along the North lllvrr Sanatorium OatlenU received 28 os she was dragged and pushed to gifts and six regular checkup* her pier where hundreds of waving wer* furniihed to patients. . The Dewey Make» Public frianda and relatives o f tha 1,183 Association paid for three diag­ Statement On Labor passenger* aboard waited. he shouted. nosis -fee*, on# biopsy, one tilooj' Time for tha trip was announced tranafudng, tamsportatlon bv Cunard officials as four days, three patient* to 8anaioriunrand 20 hours and 43 minntei from provided 20 garments for patients. been publicly silent on the con­ Southampton, an average speed of Thia service la mods possible troversy over curb* on labor 28.88 knots. Tha officials said by tha people of Serainul* County unions as a 1948 presidential the ship was alowed yesterday so through their purchase of Christ­ campaign Issue, declared today that ah* could reach .the harbor mas seals. that "the principle* of union or­ for th* early tide and the recep­ ganisation and collective bargain­ tion |hat awaited her. be preserved." Terminal Leave Ends ingIp must a pro-Labor Day statement, four days after his return As Truman Signs Bill Issued from a 6,600-mll# western trip during vhlth h* we* quoted by a WASHINGTON, Aug. $. OPhPraaldant Truman today slgnad group of Utah young Republicans legislation sndllfg the armed earTaftsflartWy IMF, Dewey said: vfcuafrprarticm "Tha administration of th* gov­ was forecast by President Tru­ Inal laav* to disci man today as h* talked with nal and rrquli' g payment In cosh ernment of New York State Is more than 100 boys attending th* at tha time i discharge for ac- dedicated to tha principle that th* principles of union organiiatlon th . White Hous. Mayer had Urttd i S l ^ k h U d , ^ DouflnT Fair-* American Legion-sponsored forum erued leave. bn government. practice wa* to and collective bargaining must b* a $76 dinner with Hoosevelt, then fh u j. Glenn L. Martin, ConsollTh* previo ' Heading th* delegation of allow dlschan d personnel to r#» preserved." Alr, Fo« V co,on‘'1' * nd rintc-a. tha Aluminum Corp., of youngster*, who th* President main on the kjrroll for a period * IhMfl rnillfl *,°,r *ha ' r ,i' America. Reynold* v*a .been L.-.-n .two I la s s__ .. i / >Metals, «__ __ inGan* JVicBVANGBLI8T DIES "These could have sold ar* liv in g a t the right equal to tha umber of days of era!i Motors, Kurd. Chrjrriar, l „ a UmniaMr.al Had s l k aka ' NKW YORK. Aug. B, (A1 )-R o d girla I had dinner with)" Meyer ag*" ta Edmond Gong, 18, of laav* they ha accrued, with comtor Kmmanual and others. peiUatlon It sding th* usual nay (GipsvJ Sith, 87, world re­ sold. "Thslr names arsn't hrr*. Miami, Fla. Coining to Pan Amerlsan Air* ■ Th# Chlnesa-Americen youth allowances p I while on active nowned British avangsllst, died of If tbalr names wer* bare, It would wars, h* said, "Excuse m* for area elected lost night ss presi­ a heart attack aboard tha Jritla h help." |bringing that in." dent by tb* 103 delegates to tha .provides for cash Linar Quean Mary at ‘1:00 P. M., Latar h* said “It may have bean Fsrguson wonted to know whv. jo* an d longevity Monday, It becam* known whan Colonel Eldaon" at th* hotel with I "There have bean a lot of af* She haa bean missing alaca lost him, referring to CoL Horry Eld-• tha liner arrived her* today. (CanttnoaO •• ra c e sr*4 ■ ‘ ■ - Re-appraisal Of Property Proposed To City Commission tain a considerable measure of control over local affairs. A s s o c ia te d P m i L m T B Association Makes Report On 12 Month Ferliid Florida Boy Heads Body VisitingrTruman �\ PAGE TWO Baby Sitting The Sanford Herald RADIO PROGRAMS Station Now that Mtnriiiir with children hna Iwrotno a rccointjzod industry, it Memo nocvmwtry that rub* lx* ratabllnhctl to P e te r e d *e D H .k e r ST. • t *a w t» rd . e# C w aareee si gariiiPTtna PBiaSIr Is **' r , (Wffler, *»e»k Oar Maslb .— n » > M»lk< . -­ a i, . Up, !« ■ ( , • .,11 .kllM O e«llr» IkanhB, «* • •** *■' r«l*lBg will ■I irgHlnr B<|,rrll*l»* ............. ||, pt**e...tepee•*(■(* Tbe ller*l*l 1***1 field af | C erlW « , ...lalalaeU I* (*» In Ihr toll* k.ailAMflfta •» The lie ,.14 la • A . . . e l . 1*4 r e e a . w b leb la ' " J e . e l u . i . e l f I * (b e • * , , r ” 17 . 1,4 "The'practice o f.le aving itnmll chihlrinnin the rare of older children Inis' Wen* carried no far in Home comtnunl* tie* that parent* have been brought to qiurt to nmtwer charges of neglect. Contributing to the delinquency or dependency of children may bring a maximim, penalty or a year’ll imprinonment and n $200 fine. One cane when thin .sentence wan imposed concerned two mot hern who left town for two dnyn. leaving three children aged from ten month* to three yearn in charge of a thirteen-year-old Imy. . It in generally conceded that teen-age nittern are ade­ quate for davtime hour.* or early evening hut in most canes, authorities agree that only a mature. |>ernon should be left with small children, at night. A sensible 17 or IH-ycurild rs usually able to take care -of any emergency* that may urine, but an older, Experienced woman in preferable. An the purpose of the sitter is to take care of emergencies, it seems only common sense to have one wild is capable of coping with illness, fire or Intrusions from outside. There may even be times when .the jiarents should make the sacrifice of staying at home, in default of a suitable substitute. ta il* . -I «H (k* •—•**• *»"• a” * '7 . 14 Ikla »*e»apap*r. aa *»»•• »• * A T **-*,• 4 l «p a(eb c«- Divining - Rods * ______ , Believers In thp wonders accomplished by divining-rods will lie gratified at hearing that the government in using ’ IIIIILK VKILSP. 1011 TODAY a modern divining-rod to locate undersea oil off our coasts. HUT YOU CAN ORPHAN Thu name of thin modern instrument is radar, and its YOURJJKLF FROM GOI»: A application to oil-finding has been investigated since MONDAY. A t'G l’KT I, 1917 fnilii-r ‘of jh r A maionly "I Fold Woil^cn sic going on strikr liccainr ibcy don’t like the TallHklllcy • lalmr law . . which ■11 im rer n B H iii* •«• ■ * 7 egally if he (loe'»n’l like ihp Tdfi* R•rtlcy I jiw fithrr. /' • l^iil week we lead alioul a insul who had hern kepi a* a slave by a Hodrin couple foi 2 ) year*. Thi* w*«k we read about anothei maid who "nirt a’ very nice gentleman" in a movie, went to work (or him. and w*. Iclt S25U.O0O by ihe trim* of hi* will. So apparently m*id service is not all bad, . ON Hit ARIIVAl at U Guardla Field, N. Y.. from Pans. John W. Meyer (left), publicity man (or Howard Hu|hes, it Interviewed by reporters. He immediately left for W»ddn(ton where h® la scheduled to testify before the Senate War InveiUgatlna Subcommittee probing lb® award of an $18,000,000 flylng-bpat contract to Hughes. .(International) Largest Telescope In World Soon Will Begrin Study Of Stars Dr. Hubble. “We have sup­ posed that the atari must be disintegrating. The 200-Inch will tcO ua whether they are or noL" • * .1. la th® unirers® expanding* in Ihe Tampa Tribune that here * v»orpriul New York llrrahl 'tribune U P N ew . IteqU retlU llr Yniir* Kelley. II. F.. IWlcn'ir H K*M,y. Jcm o M. Toung To Kle. Codll a InvMC Co. Xluon, Nimnl Aui Alice To. J. C. Ilulchlwn A Co. Ij O'id. J. O. »Cu* Jo**phlne XI. To Today & Wednesday! John: T. llubertBon *lu* Th*lm*. Ilurlon. (Irani *(u* J'wphlne To The Most “Hush-Hush” C. II. (.Tonla Secret In Histfiry • 11en It el. .A, U »lw* Xlyrla P. To Central Fla. hMui'llniL Cf*d. (!an -Now lie Told! Kptlng, Lula C. To T. A. IJlll... dug Winifred. For ihn first, llnu* on nnjr 111* M o rn in g D eV o llo n * Madden. Fred K. To llilll* It. screen- the personal, human *:IX Morning Meditation Fatter. . il l* Name ih* TuuV •lory of those who lived and ASMlINMIINT OF WOlITtiAliK »:*• Top of th* New* Hanfnnl Allanllc National Hank loved and da rod to l»rav«- { j t i l l orln A Either To O. J . Hope . ’ mysteriea In the making of ih* til* III ue Haron * I'llATTKI. MOHTIiAIIKa S ill Hhoppera HerenaiM Hpolleae I n f Cleaner* To Florida atom l>omb. Woman'* Workt flat# Hank. Ifi®* Headline Nawa Windham. It. N. To Florida Mtata 1* el Iditln Amerlran Hhplttt* Hank. t*i IATune* Toa'v* lle,|o.,i»,l Xladden, Fretl K. To llilll* It. 10 10 Morning Melmlle* Fetter. • 111** New, Headline* *AI.,; tONTHACT t l i * l O rg a n I n t e r lu d e a n d P ro g ra m Fla. Automatic Halee Corp, To I tea a m * Muea AmUM-ment Co lilts l.unch#«in tlenre iiiianHARi.K niat'iiAiitiK l l l l f Luncheon - Itnnco • , Ua H. Marine Corp*.- To Walter 11:11 Drifting on a Cloud Alburn Fletcher. 11 on New* i " ,|t|U W«teri iham. ^ r j a ^ A ’^ - ' r r a i s ft:M Noon ' ll>(XHI*mp. Quarlel Fla Hlale lUnk To I . A. Ta.e. D oe Newt Headline* Clement,. J. u elu* II--«a l.earle Il*X Howard Harlow To Kmll 1‘uralh’ elk* llellf. 111* Hr Way of Muelc * ATlaF ACTION OF I.IK* l:K Hah,n Herenade (•lly of Hanford iTo |r H.' Watte e New, kln*. , ' ‘ ‘ ,’ li* t liar. Nona Itanch LAW nl'IT I l;*a Newa of Ih* Pay Addle May 'Hudtnn Iwldl of litS Cavalcade of MualC •Irady llli-hard limit-,n and Hart­ lilo Afternoon Ihmca * ford ArddenT A IndemnUp Co. VK tion UP New* Wilber Cheeeer and Arthur ,Chee*er li»l lit* .Club doing huelnea, a, Cheaeer nrt*a. ,V#» laical Near RCII.HINfl 1*1:11 w it * II Novelty Tim* Albert Morgan. Wew Itth- HtVila Meet Ihe II,ml Concrele {llock dwelling ti(C Pally (Teaalre •Hre---------- 1— Gold Air Frgm Canada ,.,Th?r* . Promises R e l i e f To ' Weather Sweltering M i d w e s t thought that If man rould see ‘ far enough, out Into space, he Ihlghl discover some mac­ rocosm which would dwarf Ih* earth aa the earth dwarfs an ..electron. Dr. Hubbls cautions, however, that no great discover!** can bx expected immediately after . the 200-Inch goes Into’ operation. "The true Importance of what w* see through Ih* Palomar telescope,” he aays,.”will . be discernible only over a long period of yearn.” *■ ■ Probability, the Bureau said, that the cold rh U tJ... I'arsmoum Nee* Cartoon )LEY VENETIAN IJLINDS^ America'* Mfct Beautiful Alumina ■ -- Cedar - Phnaked Alumlaum i isk Me Por “Free EstiMate* . ENS - .6 1 7 W. Itohinson - Orlando Phone 2-0729 »■> . • V '.f.i.r'/ iv a WAGE REPORT WASHINGTON. Aug. Bt W P)The Bureau of tailior Stalls ties issued figures today showing that although factory workers earned an average of $48.48 a week In May,, a man with no dependents earning this amount would Uke homo only $41.52 4Jtcr lax re­ ductions. Further, the BL8 told, thjs $41 61 waa In ly "128.49 In Urma of 1939- dollar*, because of price Increases alnco 1939. Florida Youth Dies Dog* Are “Caught” From Shark Attack • 2 Miles Off Shore • Calender PAGE U to ttK wAimiwn ffKRAi.n. sa n fo r d . motttflA of the (loveliest aocial of the »unim»t season oc­ curred i**t Saturday afternoon when Mr*. James Ridge amt Mr*. Hugh Whelchel entertained with a tea honoring two popular young bride-elect*. Mia* Conn!® Connie McCall and Mian Jackie Rrotehl®. Curs'* called between the hours of d.-lO and fl:00 o’clock at the Ridge hoihe in Mayfair. Th® entrance hall and porch w»r« decorated • w|th- arrange­ ment* of white dalslaa and paaiel minis* and white and paatal tinnlaa formed the decpratlona for th® living room. Mr*. A. W’. Lee met *oft pink C*wn, Ml** lliolrlur, a dreta of light green t«ff*t.i and. Mr*. Rr**.nie'» ilrvt* w it of M jy f M f c l . . An all-white color scheme wn* Used. In Ih® ilrn.ration, in the dining- room. The table W*« over­ laid w(th a larr cloth with a l«-«utlful arnogrineiit of gingerlllie* III the rrntri. Tito nmittKcmotit’ wn* flanV.«-it with boining whfta ^lap«'i»- in 'rryslat candela­ bra. Cr>'*!»l N|.|'Httntmania were i«uh| on tlw UMe ami al one end wasjilncrd a rut-glare punch t*i«l presided o w by Mr*.|J. I.. IngInv tht«MiKh*ui the afternoon. A**isting in reiving wore Mias Mnry Ann Wb.bhrl. Mis* Ca­ mille Ratten, \|,„ Svlvi* Mrlach. Ml** Nnncy Cnlltmi iiml Mi** Jane Thigpen.* • fluring th® afirriitmti Ihe lu»,tereea pres*id»d Mu* McCall with , ____ dessert lit Iter chosen pal•ilk jor»oy trimmed with silverl lent Of HanHaml rltlna and Miss sequins. Mr*. Ritlgo wor® a drap- j Itrotchle received crystal iced ton ed chartreuse droa* of allk ie r*, glass*® In Ikr Chantilly pattern, any, Mi*a McCall waa gowned In About 6(1 curst* rallrd iluring aky blu* jet soy, Mr*. McCall, a ! lho appoint'd h-mr*. Oviedo lly MARIAN JON ES Gloria GaUin Wed To Hardy Patterson GENEVA NEWS c lo t h e * fit The fishermen at first Ihogli’.’ the hads ley saw bobhlng a dis­ tance away belonged to turtlre, but investigated when one "tur­ tle” harked frantically. Kxnecning io caix soouc. w e scrusiiy, They pulled the dogs on board their boaL .Tags showed that the seagoing creatures belonged to James G. MeCully. at {n am in g the boyfng power o f you#] O e a / F o o rtv tg wc dek wc do economically. N ofhjj 1 T A IL O R E D ARM EQUIPMENT j ) D a g ifn e d b y e x p e r t Im p le m e n t g t i f l n c c r t Isl'nreri'ri UIIUgi, M *tL Jarc*: *. , iCifTCficsfncjur^t >J/U uujum coiuy 'fob w»nt i» s full me* mi re of REAL' S w M l S lr«il...M inx Modes’ frcc-xwinjim. full-skirted dance-drcii with flirty in(«u of black, lacc at neck and hem. Obyed by the Minx Modes -------Junior BaaWftif Rnirr!..ta(l.wUK Minx Mode? Own map-in-and-out ahouldcr pada. -DIack riyore crepe with demure ttirquoiic (rim. Sicca 9 to. 15- W m rlh e li Tigert To Remain In State To Finish Books Bjda To Be Taken Oil Orahge Concentrate —--------I. —1* T----------- - ‘ -i-Dr. John J . Tigert, who LAKELAND. Fla., Aug. 6 UfA— announced he'I* retiring soon Ths U ^. Depalmsnt of agriculture » tha presidency 6t the Unly- JshloCMDierfc* By Vlas S M t i , . . U p and naff • * (ultra, Ta/rla end Calico prrfkm r 4mJ refegne s f i r n f &hooka N ahe nhasi pJeta tevsrsl prmenUUv, hare, said yeaterday. will bo rereoieed from both Phirlda and California producer* private affairs since snnounc- next Monday and every Monday my, retiremsnt than J have Ihartafter, Milter-said. T h a’quant­ ho whole 19 years since I’ve ify to be purchased was not ani hero.” ’ ■nrr store there. j omi C. Wilson. of this city. Friends rerret to learn of the. Mr. and Mr«. James " Wllwn^ death of 8. R. t Wainwrigtu. Sp, are’ spending the luninwr at l>en formerly of Ovfedo,-father of Ben yer. Colo. • Wninright. who died at his Miami j Mr*. Naomi C. Wilson i» «»!»*, home and waa buried in Sanfpnl In* her aon Dwight at Berlin. Conn. Mr. and Mr*. 8. It. Wainright.l Mrs. U na I. Hunt la visiting J r of Miami, were here tp at* friend* ami relative* In states tend the funeral of their father. * throughout the northeaaL She will Mr. a\d Mr*. Bob Rilfey of Ml- he hack ioiw time In 8»ptemner. ami were here to attend the funMr. ami Mr*. T. K. I’artln and eral of Mr*. Riley’s father. children. Shirley and Tor.tmv. hava Jo*e Walnright of New York returned from McHenry, Ml**. Citv haa been the gpest of hi* I Mr. and Mr*. Don Carraway are nephew, lien Walnright and Mr«.| spending »omr time at Daytona Wainright, having corn.' here to at-. Reach. . tend ht* brother’* fun.-r*l. :- • Mr. and Mr*. J . II. Staley anti Gloria Gatlin, daughter of Mr. Mra. Claud* Howard and alaand Mrs. B. B. GaUin. became the ter, Mr*; Mae Dickina, have re­ bride of Hardy Patterson, son of turned from New Smyrna where Mrs. Frank Cowan. Jr. of Ginder- they apenl a month. , Tlll®. at 8.40 o’clock on Saturday evening in th® Beenlall .Avenue . Friend* of Ml** Mary* Thoms* Chanel. Rev.’Douglas B. Charles. Wilke* aril! lie sorry to leant I hat M iiiU nt DAttor of tho First Pres* she is very ill and conflig I to her bvterian Church of Sanford, per­ home at to t Palmetto Avenue. formed the ceremony. The Chapel waa beautifully dcMr. and Mrs. 11. J . Lehmab cocaUdeWith g lad io lu m j^ n *4 and ■will isturq on Thursday from vi* Mr. and Mr*. John Evan* and Mr. and Mr*. Wm. G. peacrc*! other greenery. White candle* in tUng thalr daughter, Mrs. Httr*on* left Saturday for Wayeivlll-, daughten. Jane Staley, who branched candelabra cS*t a *oft hert E. Russell, at Crown Point, N. C. to spend aomr time. former residents of Oviedo. glow over th® accne. . ________ . ’ Mrs. William Henrv Martin hn* Mr*. Pat Drown and Mr*, Th* brid®. given In marriage by Ind. returned from Wayn;svlllc, N. C„ Beaslev are confined to the hir father, wor® an ailre biue auit Mr. and Mra. A. D. Zachary and where aha wa» vi.itink her par- Ida-Sanitarium, of silk gahardin® with white ac­ daughter Mary of Washingt-n are cnt*. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Wheeler. Mr*. Fd Jordan, Sr. and cessories. Her corsage -va* of jr l- the guest* of Mr*. Bradford Byrd SV„ who are spending some time Harrold anil Edward and Mi* low roerbuda and aho carried a and Mr. and Mr*. II. B. Odham, there. ward Jordan. Jr . hav? reti whit® Bible. Jr . at their home In Rose Court, There are quite a few new home* from an extensive trip thn ’ Prior to th® ceremony Mi** 01going up in Oviedo. Mr. and Mr*, out the Northeastern Slate*. lle Belle Fortaon. planlit. rendered Little Mis* Lucia McLeod of Charles T. Ntblack hav* started Mr*. Milton Gore and daut "I I-ove You Truly’’, "Ah, Hwtet Orlando will visit with her grand­ their lovely new home on ihe Kan- Julie; and Mr*. Young H am Myitcry of Idf®” and uMy Heart parents, Mr. and Mr*. F. K. Rouford Highway. Mr. ami. Mr*, daughter, Linda, hare rcturnc at Thv Sweet Vole#”. “Oh. Per­ mlllat at their home on Palinelto Roumillats Honor George C. Mean*, who are building ter having spent several day* fect Love” wa» *ung by Mr*. Doug- Avenue for a week. arms* from the Nlhlack*. will not Mr. and Mr*. Alex fadnha la* E. Charles. Following the Couple With Party Imvr *o long to wait to move into Daytona Reach, ceremony M l**, Foriaon played Mis* <Dottie Dyes* is spending their pretty new cottage. Whilp ' Mr*. Ren Walnright is cor •8-*l Ua. Oh Hofy Spirit”. a month’* vacation visiting ’ he.1 lust on the. oiUtidc of Swc-twapY- u. lire home iweatac* ri-ilife Mr*. V. E. Rniimitlnl Miss McCalf Honored A receotion waa held for the parents, Mr. and Mr*. I. M. D y Park' Wr. -arfir Sfr, n.-r,' T o m -^ ^ D r. J . IV. Martih and Ihn ItF-ayning hmuiring wedding gueata at the Chapel fol- as*, lib * b «n ^ pursing »Uff. nrv home ia beginning to show j J , N. Thompson spent tVedn By.. Mrs. E a rlL Hpy lowing th® wedding after which marks of completion in Ihe near! in Plant Citv. the couple left for a wedding trip ’rlage will t»Vr plnrr tomorrow. future. In the new subdivision j j . f . Ferguson, who suffe Mi*Ar?onnir McCall waa honor- At an unannounced destination. Hr>­ Tbe guest* Iwsrdrd Ihe Roumillat l'*ck of 8wcelwatcr Park Joe lie**- heart attatk. and was rnnfir •d on Friday morning with a Coe** on their return they will raddc In yacht, “Shilirk”, at 8:00 o'clock ley. J r . la making gran! progress the Fernald Uughlon Hmtpil Cola party given by Mr*. E. I.- DeLfltd. on his cottage*. Pete and Novella I home and doing fine. and enloyril t rrni»e down the Rt. Hoy at her home on Weat Seven­ Aulln will soon start their home | Mr. W. If. lllttiard, who muierJohns River luite In the evening teenth Street. uf ihe Post Office on Saturday. next to the Joe Beasley'*. Mr. went an operation aomeilm- ago, refre*hm*til« were served by Mr. lovely arrangements of summer Miss Bach Honors Mr*. Ethel Thomap and daugh­ and Mr®. 'Rwmullat assisted by and Mr*. Paul Campbell ate en­ haa hail to he returned to’ the.hos­ flower* were used In decorating ter. Shirley, Lillian and Aubrey Mr*. A .'ll. Wallace, Mr*. R. O. joying their n®w horn -; dlso Mr. pital. the rooms of the Hoy home. Prixe* Miss Martha Page Moran returned home Thursday Fox. n *y Fog and A. W. lev. and Mra. Rl L. Kemp. were given during th* man\ing.U> after vacationing at CoronaJo Mra. Ruhv Jones, • Mr*. Pen Tho»» ptrsmi were Ml»« McCall R. L. Ragsdale ha* nutted uork Ju n e , and Mr*. Malcolm Jonc*. Mb* Dorothy Crumby sno Mite Beach: * Yesterday afternoon at the home nnd Mr. ‘Alienl, Mr. and Mr*. (1. on hi* warehouse near D-ic MaiNancy Collum. Miss' McCall was of her parents on the Wes! Side, Mr*. M. K. Doolgy left .Tticadny K. McCall, Mr and Mrs, J . Rut. , the latter of Orlando, entertained colm'a._________ _________________-r-w tttr-*'suniff re "birthday tuppi’r ■presented with linens .from tho Miss Audrey’ Bach honored Miss for Winter Garden to spend a few J»dge A lw d .d — TallahRasee, Mr. h o jlrit Mr. and Mra. J . II. Scruggs..Jr. •at the home of the former In honor davr wtth her-gorrxnd rtiugWFr: and Mr*. Bsvid Nuablckel of Martha Page with a linen and d i­ i-TMBwrrsMn; of Birmingham. Ala., who Imve | of Mr*. J. R. Jones, Jr . Guests ^-TM BM reshtnjrdrlnlr was served ver shower. Miss Pag*, tho daugh­ In-law. Mr. and Mra. Taul Dooley. Winter Park. Mra. Nnman- Stone late In tha morning by the hoeteas ter of Mr*. Gertrude Page, will be been visiting Mr. and Mr*. W, T. , Included: Mr*. Malcolm Jones and Friends of Mrs.' Sarah LcFils uf Tallahae-ee Ur*. Wallace, Mrs. and other refreshment* consisted married to Bob Callahan of San­ Chance and family, have treturned daughter.. Ileverly Ann. of Orlanwill regret to barn she Is In the Fox, and the Misses Martha Per­ of open-faced sandwiches, salted ford In the near future. Arrange-' home. I Ho. Mrs. Joe Corlev of {yvnforl, Frrnald-Laughton Memorial llos- kin* Martha Brown, Nnncy Collum, Desses’ Dresses Are pltal nnU, olives, pickles and candles. In 8anford suffnrlng from a menu of pink love vine with ligWord ha* b*rn recel.'isl here of Miss llcttv Hummeraill. of Geneva; Those invited to be with the ustrum were used In decorating Shown In Paris Show severely burned foot. the den\H of Mra. Dwight Wilton, . Mr. am) Mr*. B n Jones, Mr. and honored guest, Mitt McCall, were th* living room. II. B. Mere entered the .Orange at Berlin. Conn sister-in-law of Mr*. J . II. Jones nnd soni. John­ ___ Lee __ Mrs. Emmet McCall, Mra. A pink* green and white color Mr. and Mra. James W. Wilson nie and Jimmie, and Mrs. Ruhy By PRESTON GltOYER - Mtmorlal Hospital !n Orlando Moore. Mrs. David Nusblckal, Mrs. schema waa used In decorating the . ami daughter-in-taw of. Mr*. Na- Jones. PARIS, Aug. 6 (Al—Th* Aral Thursday for an operation. Hr is John Hughes. Mrs. Edward Higg- dining room. Ths table.wai nvrrreported aa doing as well as can InsJr., Mra. B. L. Perkins, J r , Mrs. laid with an Irish linen cloth and be pipected. Dale L. Scott, Jr., Mrs. David in tho center was ’pieced an ar­ Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Dooley and GstchaL Mrs. Edward McCall and rangement of pink and whit; as­ family spent the week-end with Mrs. Meltch. Also the ter* In a hand-painted china Ixiiri. her folks. Mr. and Mr*. George •honr 1.151 509 Park Avc. Misses Nancy Collum, Gene Cas­ At . one end of the table punch Barton and fam ll/In Mlddllehurg. well, Jan®. Thigpen, Kathryn Wig­ wa» served from a crystal Imwl by Mr. and Mrs. G. V. LeFJIa. and Whole Village In Fcnturing-ipucinl wi«il permanent* ihnl rcqultt no gins. Mary Ann Wladchcl, Sylvia Mist Phyllis Bach, sister of the daughter. Anne, of Kdgowatcr, England Is For Sale overhuml machines. Springy, laxting. imlf-Rettlng. Melsch, ................ ildred Robson, Camille hostess. The color scheme ua* •pent Sunday with his parenta DaMm, .. _ ............. . Gtiaraulecd rlx monthn. carrfkd out in mints and tiny de­ Mr. and Mm. G. ,C- LeFils. LONDON UP - Want to buy a Jo Brock. Dorothy Crumley and corated cake*. Crystal and silver AIho mII other type-s. of |iermanentx. Mr. and Mra. Robert LeFils whole village You ran In Britain ■appointment* werg . used for the are the proud parents of n baby today, ■ lor 00(1.year-old Kastls M ary M cM ahan serving of dainty sandwiches rnd boy, Robert hoin w n Victor, wKiur, w i n July j u i r 8(1. C om bb-tir ihi ' WiHiHIre 'l l l i l t . hors’ d’oeuvre*. ' Mr*. Philip R. *11rr and *Mr*.‘W.' C. Andm 'and Bach assisted tn aervrng. oiu Frank and John, and Mra. ■aid tl hr the "luvrllcst village” The bridc-clect * n presented fellr Thomas apent Sunday at In the Mtintry, I* up for sale. Il‘» to It put on the auction with pmnr lovely gift* .n fjic late Jtoronad" Beach. afternoon. They were given to her Mra. Frank Ix>Fils. Mr*. W. IT. Mock MigUft' IB complete . with Mrs. David Nuablckel of Win­ in'a set of pillow cases which were Vagus and Mrs. Lila Hughes ol 454 „nhtJuUnt«, trout stream. der Park entertained with a tied with large pink bows aud de­ BOd-pcwcil tNormnn Church, Ro. mocheon al the Orlando Country corated with sweetheart roses. mhn i hfidn. and the lornli of Club resterdayat 12:80 o’clock In Those Invited to be with M'sa “WallcriM 4r Di"i«tauvllle, Banm kotior of Mlu Connie McCall. Mias Page were Mr*. J . B. Littts, grandof illrt’i•ml* 1270.” 'McCall’s marriage to Mr*. Nu»The uniioft, Mrs. R.O.’ Misirlee, .hlckel’s brother. JamVa Alford of S S u T ^ ^ a S r S a f f and ^ “ 'a V T n d "silk' J .r e e y H f ; of Homs Demonstration Club*. lady of the,manor, ran no longer ^Tallahassee, will Uke place toMr. and Mrs. Fred Yonl* spent ?o n re % *re hE a‘y »ond' A "kador d,d much dr*P ,n* ih,“ ,m ,n * the day with Mr. and M l*. Ted afford to maintain il iinMmngrd I-1!!??" n J j J the center of gravity down »r In lie .nitwtrd ap|M-nranre. Her An arrangement of pastel as­ Hunter in DeLand recently. family iidMritrd the t.BBriarre t * formed a centerpiece for the “ ThST hir) Mre. Ed'wiS^J Kwl- Uhle-top leval and m n M ow. H« Mra. M. E. Dooley was dinner estate’ nf ('astir .Comlm alxiut 100 in* jhsbl*. Bridal place cards akowaki. Mrs. BHI Staplu.*, Mra. guest of Mrs. N«lle Thomas Sun­ ve*re ip '. Ik will lie sold to Ihe isrkflV the Mating arrangement Gertrud* Page and Mrs. Gilbert day. . ’ f ths gueats- Mre. Nutlnckrl’s J . Blocker uf DeLand. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hllhrant, nlgest hi'MojE either a* a whole Also the Misses Sylvia Melsch. fit to the honored guest was *a Mr. nnd Mr*. Bob Kaufman. Mrs. nr In small Iota. Villager* bo not think Ihe sale etter Homes and Gardens cook- Camille Batten. Mary Ann Whel­ Minnie Cornell and Mrs. Richard chel. Mildred Robson. Betty Cor* Adam* all of Frostproof were will affect them much. Hut real­ Those present with Miss MrCa’I rodl. Daphne Connelly, Minnie guests of Mr. and Mra. Henry ldents like 4 74-yrar-old Georgs •re her mother. Mre. Emmet Me- Ruth Odhgm. Betty Jo Brock, Pat Snell, the village "historian.” Kretser Sunday. Ml Mrs. J . R. Alford of iVdiahaa- Schults. Lucile Altman, Dllon Bak­ Mrs. C. F. Harrison, Mr. and whose family ha* lived there w and Mrs. Lee Moore. Also the er. Dorothy Crumley, Martha Mrs. J . L. Drown and Jimmy since the lilth century, hope the lltset Martha Perkins, Nancy Brown. Catherine Clark. Betty Rrown wm® dinner gue*u> of Kenollam. Jane Thigpen. Jackie Moore, Janet Hettel, Chariotth rotrhlc. Mary Ann Whelchel, True. Roberta Evan*. Dorolf Aa to the diameter-uf hi* do- He In Sanford Sunday, vIvtaiMriKh and Gene Caswell Montoo i and Margaret Dingfcl signs, he waa absolutely reck-' 0 . F. Harrison, who hat beer less. On one wool d r a M ho puti»i»IUng his daughter and son-ln law Mr *n I Mrs. W. M. Torres and famtlr i Jacksonville, returnpocket* at hip level In front which rd liomt- W( mesday. extended bulgingly -downward like double bust!*. I ’rofentinnal stytMr. ami J ire. A. E. Greenwri) itU wouldn't think of calling them and son Hill , of Galneivjlle. were butties, but they were buttles. weekend rU Ms of Mr. and Mrs. peases didn't seem much con- W. 0 . Andei I end faintly, rented about preserving the flol .Mrs. list il Flvnt spent Ihe stomachs of hit modalt. On sav- weekend *L Crescent lleaeh with eral models, Incldding one In her rblldrvi ^Barbara nnd Mary daughter Anne are alto spending coarse yruol, .he frankly recognlx Jane and h r father, and »l*icr, eor»c time a l their’ homu in Day­ •d that some women,don't have J . M. Cam ball anJ Mrs. Lulc tona Brach. Hat ilomacRa* and •hs mrllt It to Mai Camrh Mr. and Mre. Fred Dish and rhlldrcn. Faye and Billy ’ have Thirty r moved to Haxolhurst, Ga. In make divorces li their home. Mr. Bush has jopcnril enness. a mgrkrt and an flectricsl r.ppll- MIAMI, F la . Aug. B (AADr. Arthur Wellesley and John Ahlflstd were fishing two mile* ntf shore Suhday when they hauled In two full grown bird dog*. Swimming cnmpfnlont arid the youth dived into the eanal and waa attacked Immediately by the fish. He cried out a warning to the other* not to anker the water and waa struck twice more aa i imraigjanU reaches daagaroui pro­ - ia” d •**re * .• . >11 .1 T :t t lly Ih* Associated I'rea* , An induction of cold air from Canada held-some*promise today of breaking up the three-day sear­ ing heat wave over th* northern Midwrat states. TJie 'Chicago Weather Bureau said th* Dakotas already had recrived-.sotna-relief, fruin ytslrrday1* high readings of 100 degrees or more and that western Minnes­ ota could expect at least moder­ ately lowering temperature* lata (hi* afternoon or tonlghL Elsewhere, however, Utn weather generally -would he-a ewntintmlbn of the past two or three (leva with the southerly flow of-hat air pre­ vailing for at least another 24 hours. Temperatures in .Michigan today were expected to climb »l>ove the highs of yesterday when Grand Rapids reported n maximum of 94, The Climax In Palestine I tow ihr Ruitiani won ihe war agxipil Japan it told by Borii Leualiev. Soviet (Mililical writer, who imivlt lliat Ruuia ihnuld have the >elh |tower in vytiting ihe Japanese Irtaly "because the- entry of the USfiR into ihe war Tind the bril­ liant VKtoric* of the Soviet army forced Ji|mn |o capitulate." W« ation took niece three days later repeal. "You can'l do buiineu with after a futile attempt to save the There are fairly proiperous lime*. President Truman and ihe olhfi expeits tell utj nevertheless there are 84.0011 persons on relief roili in the stele « f Florida atonr. Every third man and woman over fii Vests of age is now receiving Oh! Agr (\*»»ur}c« from the Stale and la»t' ovudh -hlotie Florida paid nut ntore ihan* 12.500,000 lo it* Haath Myrl Sanford >Atlantic' Ilk. Illdc lloura: 9-12 l-S Phonr 294 Sat. 9-12 Kyra Examined • Glares* Killed Wednetdar ___. *,»« Sign (>h « ol Early Naw> l : * l Celery Chopper* Jembotsa ( ll* Homeapun (M l lllder* of Ihe I'urple Hag* T:** Morning Headline, l:*X Hunrtea -itrtvriad# li#9 New* Uriel. . *l*( Hubrl.e Herenad* . l i l t Btllclilng Tint* , ,•-* J. M. RolicrU. Al* lomgn *•fair* unalyil. »*y» ihr recent upriting in Palretinc i« ’but one (lotk-uiaik on I li c l a c e ol * idigurd woild.” A lather spl. ‘d iioqidy. way of pul l mi it.. tttp rv rn ta I)r. Chnrles I,. t’erxofc Optometrist * ,I I :M Sig n O ff d re r' anif TkY-r4achlnr problem faced by astrophysicist*. Aniwering It wll Icall for detailed know*, edge of the structure and behAfior of the entire * universe. The biggest pre-Palomar tele­ scope la th* 100-inch on Mount' Wilson. Studies with th* 100-lncli and other scope* show that light changes color as’ stare traveling At great speeds ’ change the dlstahee between themselves and earth. A shift red, mnicni noticed in eann( n m ill to rwu, _a____ *l .. m at .itu .u. .i observation of th* more d aLara. Indicate* .thuaa. a tar* - are re-, PcaceJnJEhi A* chairman of the resear •!. ceding—In other words, that the ‘ rommiUee of the Observatory universe ia expanding. “The 200-Inch, being more powCouncil of the California Institute of Technology, Dr. Hubble even tinted the firal day of real. TIiiih we nee ita importance in now is heading up efforts to e*> J»»i*b people to slan-l by our *i<lr in fighting Ibis ghastly evil whirh ha* lirfalien .ua." Il denounced "the dastardly murder of Iwu in­ nocent men bv n aet. if criminals wbo are impervious to the .voice of. conscience and arrogate unto themselves the low er to decidi oil oistIcr* of life and death." No one in thia country wuuld wish to use stronger language than- these word* spoku-i by Inj Jewish ‘leaders In Palestine. Thr thnrk frit here at thr latest tac­ tics of thr-Irgunlsts only rehoed three facts. It was ur*rd upon thr terrorists to call a truro while Ihe commission of thr United Na­ tions was In the region studying thr problrm. They refuted, bit­ terness has-mounted, and Ihe clim­ ax ha* come in the booby-trapping of Uie liodira of the British »«rgrant*. . ' ' • The crime i* not only against thr two soldiers doing thuir military duty. It ia against a nnhlu racr and a cause that, deserve* and has tiarism In the terrorist mind which retained the support of rountlusl threatens to compromise a great thousands, irrespective of rar# or cause. Th* The Jewish Agency In rn religipn. May it h* Ihe last of it* Jerusalem "called upon the whole T .t* * PASADENA. Calif,—Th* 220Inch Palomar Mountain talesCnp®, now almost ready to go into op* (-ration., ia expected to find an­ swer* to the most thought-proyoking question* of our age. ' The secret of human existrnrr un thia earth, and Ihe possibility of life on other planets, may well be solved bi the Palomar instrument, believe* Dr. Edwin Hubble, Mount Wilson Observatory This nrw»p*pcr has repcHtnlly declared lit conviction (hat this country -should share in full with you know that student* Great Britain responsibility for avefggc oj 80 people a day rt. ’the United State*, anil uth accident* could lie *1nliicly rliminslW with pto;>- 5, 1947 Miss Connfc McCall, Miss. Jackie Brotchie Honored By Mrs. Ridge And Mrs. Whelchel I I I * * I .a i r llaU Hcitree ( l i f t lte<pieet(u llr T v u ra l t : » i All lb « New* In Ihe iniiking of a grtnt character. - C. J. K. Sr., Times U'"*r aug. ’England ran nnt declare make peace, or »ign treatir* any of her domihiitpt. . * I:N Halt* (lame Newe IpiundU P Hint whh not inflicted, niiti nothing ever told him th at wuh not true. It wan not Ktrungr that such, homo trnuiing went Iflinthar with die Marthill !»*••» iir, in fsvut «( il. according l>» die Gallup Poll, hul f>l iwrcrul ,.f llir |iri.|ilc had never braid d Seminole County Court Records Tu e s d a y , On* ( hmI'h plan foi the human race «trennet!, nnd the further we go in the study of Holy Writ the greater .becomes the emphunln on the home, ami ihn influence in the molding of u race conforming to the image of Him who created thn ••arth nnd nil there is in it. John Huskin. in counting up the blessings of his child­ hood. we ure told by “The Wntchmitn," reckoned these three till talWint, for first good: I'cnec. He had never heard K»thcr-*--«rScm* . Mother’s voice once raised in 'liny dispute. Next to this alxiul One Wo« . (veil get Oqr I'alrtlmr, One Java he estimated Obedience; he obeyed it word or lifted finger d Father or Mother ns n ship her helm without any idea One'India ol One liicccr. if resistance. And.* liistly. Fait ft: nothing whs ever promis­ ed him that was not given; nothing over threatened him Now wr wj vrll win ....... idled genets |, |jr wSt sn WT il II T a r W a t K r e a ln e ( : « * N ew * n t th e I 'a y « » i T w llla h t S o n ** •i l l tt lc h AlW.n ( i l * S p o r t* P arad e ( i l l ttw ln a- T im * w ith I ? in * N .w * ll-iu m lu p t i l t 1111 I 'a r a d r T ilt V K W P ro g ra m fath®rlt'*b—tpatm |a ap ullilll*gined 'CTsy,' And. roughly fWlMrred uuderncath, la strangely rounded, like a wreath; • rtreiaely (low. at h»lf-pa»t eight. The wind baa-sawed it aqu*»e and straight, •• ■ ’ A lofty window, letting through TUESDAY, AUG. 5. 13& TTTE SANFORD TIER ALP, BANPOR11. FLORIDA PHono 481 SANFORD, FLORIDA �THE SANFOKD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR Celerymen Drop Hard fou gh t Tilt To St. : Augustine, 8 To 7: -,In Palatka Tonite V '--------------- : ST . AUGUSTINE, Aug. 6. (Sped a l)—Successive home rune by second baaeman Lyle Jody ana .Manager Don Anderaon tn the bottom half of the ninth frame proved to be the needed runs for the Saints to score an 8 to 7 vic­ to r y over the Sanford Celery Fade ‘her* last night . ' Charlie B Usen, Working on the KfiTTW 'tM ' F I D pooved a pitch to Judy who slapped it out or.tbe park. Manager Anderson com­ pleted tbe same feat on the first nit eh to him, and tho Saints walkid , off the field victoriously with one man away In the ninth frame, r coming from behind In the game, might the Sanford nine motes ’alatka for a single tilt and return to their own park for rtn bill with the A uJraa torow evening. • TV’ohnnV Theobold, recently ac­ red by tbe Salnta from th* iatka Axaleaa gave up 12 hits GAINESVILLE, Aug. 5, (A V-, Combe eald the umpire*. through five centa-a-rall* travel allow., John Uaiuel of the Orlando Hub, >ce granted Florida State league revived the iaaue and had acting npirea by director* while h* waa President Sid Herlong poll direri hia vacation and after he had trot on the question. Director! irned the requeal down caused voted to Rive the umpire# mileage. I Combe to eubmit hia resign*Upon hia return, Comb* called >n aa league preay. an executive w «l°n fo din-riots Comb* disclosed tbe- lAot of the and aaked them to reicind their oubte here yeaterday *nd“**ld action.- A tic 4-4 ■vote mulled. Combs then offered his resignation and left ths-meeting. Director* by the same tie vote balloted not to accept his reaignatlon. Voting not to rescind the mya resign* sure and to accept Combs' tombs resigna­ tion were Uriando, Deiand. Day­ tona, Beach and Sanford. Voting to rescind and not to accept the resignation was Gainesville, .I’alatka. St. Augustine and ‘Leesburg. COM M ENTS S ID E L IN E S McManus, ee Trier. It R lv e rm a n . i f Ilk * , lb • atterd eld , AP Newsfesture* lb :M W cf Mai ray. Ik - .. . '“ ■M s Fey y w ftA sM R lost a football game to a. college team since 1941, eipecti W be stronger next fall than in $946 when th* Cowboys romped to th* Border Confeienc* end Alamo Bowl championships. This despite th* fact that the team has lost th<* nation'* leading grond-galner , Rutloph (Littis) Doc) Mobley. Moblev hn* entered professional football and won't take" his remaining year of eligi­ bility here, _Bun-even Cosch-W*rr*n-Woodrpn say? the Cowboys will be ratronger although he temper* it act, it waa reported yesterday iu with a satemrnt that "the other* a telephone conversation with Vic* will be stronger, too." There will be 30 leltermew, President Sidney H*r|ang. nine of them aiarlera from laat In a' recent director's meeting season. Pjv# of the playera-AI * the league fathers voted not to retract the action allowing the Johnson. J . C. (Bullet) Cook, red Cleveland. Jack Ellison travel pay, and Comb* submitted his resignation as president of the and Mo* lledrfrk—were on fw td a B u t* League. both of HaVdin-Simmona' un­ Th* directora voted not to ac­ beaten team—In 114$ end cept th* resignation of President . 1946. In 1941—ot rather on Al Combi by a 4 to 4 count, Her* Jan. I, 1141 — Hirdin-SImlong reported, mons .lost a game, mealing W# were talking to on* of the defeat ab the hands of Second SU t* League umpa th* other night • Air Force in the Sun Bowl at and fa* told na that he had been HI Paso. But they don't roust spending about $60 per month this on ths record. That waa a mpre. then .be was getting from service 'outfit. No college the League. We realise that the eleven has taken' fits Cowboy* arbiter* are not expected to mak« ia low.. In. th* two p e a t * .!* a killing Ih ihla league but 1 do 1919, 1914 and 1944 Hardinnot think that any one of us wonld Hlmmahpi wa* out of football ~ work anywhere th at we were not because of the wet getting money enough on which to Woodson baa quit * record live; yet w# howl end rail* the with the Cowboys and at Arkanroof when th* boys In blue call a aaa State College, where he waa play that w* think la not abso­ coach before coming to Hardinlutely correct. Simmons. At Arkenaaa State fall Wa think that the Florida 8U U team won the conference chamLeague U getting very good umpfr- linnshlp four of five Isrdln-Himmbna he This dispute over raising the Florida State League'* umpire'* ■alary to include five cent* per rail* travel pay haa really been brewing for th* pait few'day*. Several week* ago the league directors were polled concerning the pay Increase and the directora voted to give the urnps the extra cash. . When President Combs returned to Caineavlile after hia vacation, he learned of the action of the directora. Combs .fififiSKil .ihejuota and slated"that he would resign if VjjnLomiu w at HsimtvIU* *4\ S a ^ S u,un’ $ OrWBSo *T f e l t Ik a a, drlsndb' 4- ! balawvttts 1. Daytons llesch 0. s f / l a i J i Ii* ..V.i*aAHr 0 11D T. i-_ Tot!Ay'i L im fi qalnsA vul* m at O ilan d o . ‘ lMlu%, Augustine. NATSPSfAl,1-1.W46PB ' Oklrn beets » Tosh St, W L . 11*4 - «• It •1» It It r e t, .111 -111 .HT en Whitewash I?b Tn 7 To 0 Contest ' - s- ’ ty Don Coker handed titf dwelling Devtona Beach Detroit's George Kell Leads Hitters :in / American League Al Combs Submits Resignation As President Of State League There it bad newt In the Fed ramp today. Walter Harrington, hara hitting rlghtfislder, has been confined iA the hospital for a gen­ eral checkup, it haa been reported. . . , Bill Btelneck* haa ratumed to tha DeLand roster aa a coach. Wonder what he la n l n g 'l o do with tha other vets ha has over there 7 He la sure a magician' wban It cornea to Juggling hia active and inactive veteran playera, Several other teams in the F S L could do well to follow the excellent example of roster Jug­ gling and player classification changing that ih4 Red Hat skipper has. set; . . . Don Ford, Fed back­ stop, haa been given hi* release. BOB THORPE Here I* a repbrt from Benny Kahn, Daytona Beach Morning Journal Sports editor, on th e' Incident between Bob Thorp* of GlineaviiU and the Daytona fans during Sunday’* tiff in CKy Is­ land Park at Daytona. ‘T h e lateal comic akit to be presentgd In the Florida State League wa# » three aet show yeaterday a t the City Island." "A ct |, A baseball player used aboaivo language in addressing bleacher fan* who had tken m v tng hira.” v "A ct II. City police marched him into the dugeut and arraatad him on the. w ot,' " A c t III. Th# chief umpire mljlUntiy screamed a t th e. cops, * y « ean't do this to him." (Oh ^ Thorpe, ace title In th* Border Conference— that's six championship* and one tie in eight etaaona. . 'Hardln-HImraona will play a 10-game schedule including inleraecUonal tilts with San Jos# at Ran Jose, C alif, end Missis­ sippi State at State College Mias. Trinity University end < University of Houkton of the lone Hter Confermce are scheduled In addition to six Border Conference foes. NRW DAIRYMAN 8. l»P>—Gardner Mulloy slipping 7 Given up all hope of a berth on Jhe Davie Cup team? 1 Not on your life, brother. Rig. handaome Hulloy, a favorite with, tennis galleriea since long before the war, hat tasted • couple of defeats this year, to Vic Seixas and Ed Hoyian, which undoubtedly have hurt hi* chances (a gain a ■pot on the Davis Cup team. Hut he hasn't given Op,. The Davis Cup team will prob­ ably be selected after the Newport loy, now in the fourth round of the Eastern Grass Courts Cham­ pionships at the Orango I.asm Tenni* Club, said today. “Some people even aro looking to the day when I,re tire ," he ad­ ded. "Why, some o f the players in the tournaments around the country are older then I. That business of my having gigen up all hope of playing, on Uni Davis Cup squad ia strictly the bunk ” Mulloy, tennis coach a t Uh- UniTed'Schroeder, of Glendale, Calif., got into action for the first time yesterday, and although h* won two matches, he had ■ bye in the first round, he had a workout. Vincent T, Paul of Woodhavcn, N. Y., took all Mulloy could hand out in a second round match be­ fore bowing, 6-4, 18-11. Mnlloy ram* back later to thrash IJiitnn Baldwin of Brooklyn, 6-2, 6-0. NEW YORK, Aa». 5 , . ( g * George Kelt, Detroit Tiger third •acker. leads the A ttttit M U t Rue In 'batting today -while Philkdilphla’i H a n j Walker continue* (o pace the National League in hitting. Kell tacked eight point* to hia mark of a week ago. to vault from fourth to the top rung wfth a JI35 average. One point m orethait Lou Boudreau, manager of the Cleve­ land Indiana. Waiker lost a point during tho span that Includes Sunday’* games but hia .$47 average-4e-£Q points higher than runner-up Walker Cooper of the New York Giants. Cooper moved from third to second over Pittsburgh's Frankie Gualine, who tumbled to fourth with .320. Augie Galan of the Retie pulled Into third with a .826 mark, one point .leas than Cooper. Hack of Guatfne arc. Tommy Holmea. Boston, .309, Phil Cavarretta, Chicago, AOS, Dixie Walk­ er, Brooklyn, .306, Johnny Mice, New York, and Bob Elliott, Boston. .303 and Enos Slaughter, St. 1/OuU. 402. Joe DiMaggio brings up third place Mw with a .326 figure. Trailing the New York Yankes outfielder are Ted Williams, Boa- PITTSBURGH, Aug. 3, (J$V- 1948." , ’ ' The man who has held the title longer than any other fighter in modem ring history revealed yeaU*rd»y: * Ha wll fight Jersey Joe Walcott in a ten-round non-title bout in New York Nov, 14. He will meet in March the win­ ner of the EssAyt): Charies-OIle Tandberg bout slated for Now York tn December. That also will be a ten-round non-title event. The opponent lo make the heat showing agkinat him will be given a crack at the title In a 16-round championship bout in New York next summer. --- ---------------- . „ to $10136 in I EMC. reflecting the |272. making necessary the playoff, Increased use of, and dependence - - - - - of the public on, ears and truck*. The total 1947 gasoline tax hill alone is expected to reach $40,Legal Notice 000,000, Mr. Woodard »ald. "In term* of highway conS O T M 'K atructlon." he added, “tht* means • At eleven u'dftck i>« Thure4sr, Aesift Hlh. the Hoard of PuUie Imtru.tlun wilt receive sealed Wds op . fnrfUrlilti* snd InMellln* »*Uttionst Jrcirte I!* m Im timuree U the tjilte Monroe «ho5l, la sceerdsore with the ipecflcatlone of Khon J . M ouabion. A rbliect, In ' the Banford A tlan tic National Dank t i d ­ in g . T b e Hoard rsaervas the Wkbt to se le ct a n y ee b U W t • h o a rd o f P ublic In fr a c tio n fov Seminole f o u n t s , goirld a. Phis. .314, George MeOutnh, New is seeking the first major tennis York, .308, Johnny Pekhy, Boston, triumph of her current European •300, Bob Diilinger, St, Louis, .304 Dial* Walker, Doger* and Sam Chapman Athletics; Walker smash­ ed two-run homer tn tenth inning to enable Dogera to nip Boston, 4-2. Chapman drove In three runs and scored three on a triple and two single* to lead Philadelphia to T 1T 6 -view Fy ■oV#r~Nei?. T W l To Meet On Winner Hugh Casey,' Dogera, allowed two hit* after relieving Vic Take.All Showdown only I.omb*rdi in sixth inning of Booklyn‘a *4 .2 ten inning conquest of CHICAGO, Aug. C, (/P)—Armed Boston to gain.' credit for hia and Assault wll meet tn a $100,. •ighth win in 11 decision*. 000 winner-take-all match race at Armed And A tumult' Jitn Fertier of Chicago . today ad* i ded,the.St. Paul Open Golf Cham­ pionship to hia Profauional Golf* era Association title and f2.lM .69 to hia bank account becauae o f a three- atroke victory in a playoff with Fred llaaa, Jr ., of New Or­ leans. Ferrler yesterday to u n d M e 6,432-yard Killer Court* iP 'M stroke*. four under par, while Haai had to b#, content with a 71 and $1,400 ploa $104.69 aa hia khara of the playbff gate. Ferrier'e first money wee- $$,000.and ha received The tall Miamian, who reached the finale in both the Wimbledon and French tournaments, waa upset In the final round o f the Swiss International Championships by Mrs. 8heila Summers of South Africa yesterday, O-'J, 2-6. and 6-2. Miss lldrt, ranked third in the U. S., look a 3-7 lead in the first) m l but-her foe-then won ftvc suc­ cessive games. .The American won "Tn# aecond set with ease but In the deriding set the South African outran her opponent, closing out the match with a love game bn her service. T. tv. Lawton. Supt. L. B. Joidsn. Chairman '•* A MEETING OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE TO AL RETAIL MERCHANTS IN SANFORD WILL Bi HELD AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE B U IL I lNG--4X_iLU)0--E—iL--TIJK£RAY-—AUGU&T-B.--Alr RETAILERS ARE VITALLY-INTERESTED IN THIS, AND WE URGE YOUR ATTENDANCE. . . . . Sanford Merchants Association Wednesday - Thursday - Friday Aug. 6 - 7 > - 8 New Zei owned and vatu*. TA KE l)P A SPORT RECREATION RE-CRKATIO: Milton, Fla^—Roy Bi Rosa County's newest has started out right, according to County Agent Emmett D. ReCall. 11* recently completed a modern end-efficient tile dairy Mm. had hi* hard tested, and obtained a registered Guernsey bull to head up- hia herd. Interfered with th* enforcement of th* lew.""To add le the gay confusion, Gatne*villa ptnyera stnrmsd the scene and exchanged words with the bleacher fan*/ Temper* were hot aa the weather and danger of a riot waa averted when Joe Eaton, cool headed Gainesville first baaeman. appealed to the player* and fans to behave Ilka grown upa and play hall." p « f Indignantly protested the game but the G-Men won It 6-4 anyway," W a-youthful Ben ‘Thorpe waa taken U the hasGaineevitle rookl* tile, ami- released on hail The rouble afar apologlaed and aaked a . . N ew m Jeu ru l1 repeiler to “plea#* tell th* fan* I’m sorry I I* V* There will be on our floor only pieces o f furniture sold a t auction and never claimed. This furhiture will be cleared out during �. _____ • . TU ESD A Y . A U G * teport Discloses * Sanford Has High Living: Standards m F communities In the United States, according to Sale* Management's 1047 survey <-f buying power, covering all cities of 10,000 pop. ulatlon and over. With retail anles of *lp,4U4.(8Mi in 1048, a large increase from the *8.322,000 of the previous year, the city did .60 percent of the Mate's business with hut .66 percent of the . p»juitnt inn of the "'»< *• How „ . ■ „■ fW O H D H G H A T.n. R A N r n n n . F i n m n * - pa g e r^r ■■ rf T* . .Vegetable Garden well the average Sanford n • n i, r. family fared U .hown t.y lu| U rO W H I n B e r l i n AOO effective buying power, which «— ___ ntpouiiteil, after' tax deduction*,! AP Newstralurr* to ,13,175 in spendable money, BERLIN—Thousands of Her. ,N#V YORK, Attg. 3. (Htn-ciall compared to the average of >3.-.1 liner* who visit the top these day* A higher standard of living end 08t? rrcieved jver family in tha to see hhat left of it* once-(treat stronger consumer* market preSouth Atlantic stales and to the animal collection remark that-the ail in Sanford than in 'most fit,015 net income of Florida xoologirai garden* are doini; * families. .good Job as a vegetable garden, j With its animal population down nearly IK) percent due to wartime losses and dispersals and postwar Wheeler of Sanford , starvation, the big too has lota of vacant yards and pehs. A lu i-en ­ CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS terprising keepers are penhit|ln:r very little wasted space. *' VENETIAN BUNDS Y Wolflag the Bean* In what were once wolf pens Aluminum, Steel, W ood! W0 ht»be our own Ice Cream, All flavor* j they .Tire raising health-htokinj 10 DAY DELIVERY | crop*- of rahltagr. tomatoes and Tatty — Delicious — Healthful ’ Iteans. The ' formrr -giraffe house We REPAIR! , has a yardful of corn, bfkixtl and beets. Food-conscious adults ariFUKK ESTIMATES mr>e nearby tomato patches whila 414 Sanford Avene* their chattering children cluster l'lu m c 80H about the monkey cages. "Who harvests I t 7” said an a t­ tendant. "Why, we people who work here get it. We planted It and we guard U against thievery." Despite its decimated popula­ tion, 'the too is still a popular place, especially on week-ends. f L.nested In the British sector of the city, at the end of oncc-glit-. H ELP W A N TED 8 5 A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E FO R REN T taring Kurfuerstendamm, it is visited also by hundreds of oc­ ClKL for cashier A cosmetic cotin- cupation troops and their depen­ CONCRETE SEWER PIPE tel, also rod# girl, l-aney’s Drug dent*. On a summer Sunday one I c o RD PLAYERS for rout. By Store. L y or week. The Music Box* 110 SK1TIC TANKS. Gre**.- Traps frequently sees Soviet armv offi­ Blocks, Aluminum Window* unj p . 1st SL Phone 053. and tbtsir wives and chiilren tX l'i.H IK M 'I.U >'*•**• .. Piesver cers ■trotting the ino paths or sitting for dry cleaning plant. Apply ■kpH-epfeM its Meisch Budding. PcWtdnfle, Hurrirane hrac.-s Downtown -Cleaner* A Laundry, listening to a band concert in the E tg e Kght ofices, newly decorMiracle Concrete Company, 300 open air restaurant. 113 Palmetto. le d . all utilities, heat and JantElm Ave. Phone 1333. ANLMAL8 MANGY Kr service furnished.* Call 663Foreigner*, and Germans too, FULL time Watkins Route avail­ | . H. ft A. Dept. Store. FOR SALE— Llmsrook for drive­ able in Sanford, if you have a find the nnce-gaudy sou a pretty way* and roadwav*— Phone car and are willing to- work 3 tawdry place now. Some of its 1241. IVALESCKNT HOME now hours u day for excellent- earn­ buildings were bombed and the en at Chuluota, 18 miles S. h panorama vevllde ings, write for personal inter­ surrounding line. Sanford and 13 mile. N. K.| over Its walls ts one of l>omhview. A.D.n. t.’aie Herald. Orlando. Large screen and btasted buildings. Most of the re­ pen porches to sit and 'Y11!.* ’ , maining animals are scrawny and MAN OR WOMAN Batteries 4s nailery Charging. he cool breexos off Lake Cath ONE full time and one part lime,- mangy.The beer and tea served ' II. U. POPE CO. INC. ne. Large grounds and walks for Tourist Information _ Booth. at the restaurant are weak. J e from auto traffic. Lstge Must have seriotarial•'ability, In a city where scvrrnt hunfbbv and rooms. Prick cons* me­ 4 CEILING fans for sale. I jntova pleasing personality, neat ap-|.ir„,i Drug Store, naceuoumIaIu . 25 . only. “TeTlnni-e, a- we',I a* knowledge with “Chinese Beggar di»ea»e." Fhone or write for reservation of Sanford utid Central Florida. attributalde to rating certain wild Paints. Poultry Supplies, Nails, It once. OvBerlo 23(12 or Dr. Write to .lunior. Chamber of herb*, loo-goer* smile wryly at Purina Feeds, Groceries and fartin 2.7f)2 or write Box 1.(7 Commerce. P. 0 . Box 1.342, stat­ the sign* which remain on cage* Meats. Touchton A Watson, 1201 ’huluota Florida. Large sedan ing age, matilui status, experi­ from former doy*:“l’lca*c don t 6>r goests to visit their doctor. _ Celery, Phone HDD. ence Mid salary expectations. feed the antmnta." AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales HELP WANTED-- Young man But the children still love the I a ILABLE at once, convenient­ and Service. The Music Bux, with High School education to xoo, though many go irony dUap* ly located down town section, 1It) W. l i t St. Phone.0 5 1. pointed la-cause it no longer ha* leant printing trad*. L„ (o date apartments wjih all THE SA M tilth HERALD an elephant. Huge "»inm" —the slern conveniences. AduR* SEWING MACHINES elephant—died Ipst winter, tome tv. Phpne 050. ______ SALES ft SERVICE saidof hunger. WOKK WANTED B K U rS SEWING MAC H. SHOP 9 But he wasn’t the only victim W A N TED TO REN T IIS 8. FRENCH. Til. 1190 of the. savage winter. The xoo ha* hr 3 bedroom house, close in, COAL circulating heater. Uvaaon* EXPERT painting -contract or only mle goal now and n lot few­ hourly basis. S. G. Grogan, er bird*. Thieve* got the others references, phone 42U-M. alile. Ph.' 1I65-J. -Free estimate*. - Phony 783-J, and they landed in the cooking lit AGE, apply to II, E. Cochran. CANVAS PAINT- clear ami rolFLOOR SANDING A finishing, I t 7 laurel. ora. SENKARIK GLASS A cleaning' ft waving. Our puwer PAINT CO. Phone 320. unit teatiles u* to work whera if Except for the salutory quota W English—ftlm v New Ti-Iomi lE A L E fT A T E FO ftSA LE FIA1RENGE- poreeUtn -tTrCH. ife’ •—tkeniMs no- piwmFTS&nheHIEi ■how*. Hollywood movie* ulmi-st nvnilalilr 21 yertls expurientr. •range, perfect condition * 4 5 mi. II. M. Qfcason. fake Mary, Fla- •ntlrrly. ’ Mr*. Moon, Phue* l-ongwood 23. Sa l e s t a t e insurance ROOKING •ROOF Painting, all Inefficient vision IS' a major MORTGAGE LOANS CYPRESS l^wn Chairs. Assem­ kinds. Smith Urn Phono 1188. ramie of highway aecidenl*. lYMOND M. BALL, Realtor. bled with screw*, painted or un­ Registered Broker and painted. See at 2.1PJ Palmetto 12 S P E C I A L S JiM V JC E S Insurance Agent Avc. Phone 210-W. * . 4 Florida State flank Bldg. SMI TTY’S 8eir.pro|iell»d -L aw n IW, two story, three bedroom Mowcr-7 Smilty’a Garage cor­ FOR RENT— Floor *ahdcr. Ka*y tome. Two car enrage. On ner Second Street and Sanford operation, Rensonahle rates, San­ ford Paint ft Glass Co, Phuna U r hit lift * HO In Mayfair. Avenue. Call 11311 for free dstn303. ■, Il aell unfurnished or furnUhed. onstratmn. 366-M. .DODGE ■ PLYMOUTH WESTINGHOUSE and white perPARTS AND HKRVICB table (owing machines. Bert’s {A g e with complete equip' Phoos 1011 Sewing Machine Shop. Phone i n Palmetto A r t i-nt for body straightening A M OO. tainting. *2,700.00. Phone UkWYA-DE moth prpofing lasts 6 Vents. Have your woolens moth NEW unused double tied, inner proofed now. Downtown Clean­ spring mattre** ft box spring*, fO farm houses, 18 acres land, er* & Laundry. 113 Palmetto *76.00. 200 W. tr.xh St. Through I-three inch well*. 2 'i miles 8. Ave. Phone 014. a typographical error the price tf Monroe on highway J4. John quoted in Monday's paper war Plano Tuning and Repairing. L. L Davis. Box lfi, U k e Monroe, * 6.00, ■Sill, Res. fill-W . THE OLD HOME TOW N By STANLEY I m -1—*s u t ( mo oa.« lurmture Rcliniftuoi Cabinet Work Expert Workminthip TH E SANFORD CABIN ET SHOP 124 Palmetto Avenue HAVANA TOURS Low Summer Hairs FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM 2 DAYS :i D A Y S ll>‘ Air lit Dual $47. --rvi $57. Plus 'lax Pips Tag Olhrr Tour* I to tv Days Special Price* for Groups of I or more Per suns For loforni.iliiio - . Rr*rrtalionv . . Phone or Write —NICKS . BIGNS apartment house, ill l»nff Show' rant* And poster* n*.'Upstair* haa four toolti* OLD NEWSPAPERS—4) GENTS O— HUE'S SIGN HER VICK hath.* downstair*- ha* large PER POUND. BUNDLED IN O. It. I-i nd res*. Phone 1011 BUNDLES. living room, kitchen, dining and two bedrooms and 10. 16, 20 and 26 CENT RAIHAT'ORS cleandl and repair shower. Eight acre#-“ 600 ft! on HERALD OFFICE ed. Cohen Radiator- Shop, lot highway 17. Ideal for tourist Hanford Ave. Pb,,360-W. ------------------------------ ------ 1------------------7 — ourt or for trailer camp. Two General Electric Varuilm Gleaner, LAN!) rile* CLEANING AND good Condition—R e a a o n ah I e DRAINAGE. 3 NEW CATER­ III price. Write Mr*. John Murphy, PILLAR DEIS EL IIULLItOZLu\c Miry. EBB WITH P A L M E T T T RAKES TWO 3/4 YD.It It AG LINKS. K QUIPMENT nn large ioL Corner Hlrk. DESK, reason aide, in fine condi­ NOW IN TH IS . VICINITY and 7th SL TWS E. 7th S t tion. May lie seen at Frierson's, N IM M fH T CONSTRUCTION 12,000. Apply t q .j, E. Walker, CO., ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE HO Cyprras Ave._____ 2-2081. Used New Perfection Poicclain oil IK N IS IIE D 3 bedroom house stove. Good condition. J2 6 ; RENT A CAB Phone 728-W. (with 4 acres. By owneh Phone YOU DRIVE IT 11204 or County 3306. PIIONK 200 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D SRUICKLAND-MORKISON TALI, house, B0 x 160 corner 6 U D R lY E -rr. IN C Jot, *2600.00. Phone 714.R after Highest cash price paid for used Ugh |4 P. M. S E E US FOR furniture. Ted Davt* Furniture JillMEOGRAPH PRINTING Co. 811 E. 1st. Ph. 068. ARTICLES FOR SALE AND TYPING L BUY your car regardless of CREDIT BUREAU OF m 'T H E new I-awn Shaver. Ask I'Lage or condition. Roy Reel, 306 SANFORD for demonstration. SENKARIK W. 2nd St. lift N. Park Phone 180 GLASS ft PAINT CO. 112-114 2nd RL EXPERT RADIO RF,PAIRING CASH paid for stamp collections Fred Myero. 311 E. 2nd S t JOF COATING- Asbestos Aluand accumulations, large or tmlnum roof coating- good for small. What do yau have? Send •ATTENTION MOTHERS I metal, slate or composition roofcomplete details to: Max Train­ -D IA P E R SERVICE— I ing. Stop leaks. Cools your home er. R t 1 Box 64. Winter Park, Baby Yalvet furnishes hospital 10 to 16%, Ten y ea r warranty. Fla. clean.sterile diapers and demlori- . . . i — ii SENKARIK GLASS A PAINT «■ ixed container. Economical and CO. 112-114 W. 2nd 8 t safe. Fully medically approved Small gae refrigerator. Ph. 886. Call Daytona 2467-W collect for r LOWERS details. 06 diapers, 82 «' wee'-t. foe all occasion* ' ___ HELP WANTED "F IR S T IN SANFORD" cNKItX A YOST FLORISTS Sine* Ave. Just off Celenr MCMULLEN'S Merket ph. 403 residence ph. 810-B 2 WHITE counter check min. age LONNIE Barber Shop open Thursday, 20 to 36. Pig’N Whistle, Park Friday ft Saturday. ft Geneva Avenue*. f iv e . A PGA It TRAVEL 100 Itiscaym* Ills H. Miami. ITnriila P hone B-.T3SS W A T C H R E P A IR S T h re e D ay S e r v ic e A il W o r k Gtin'rnriVctfH' 12 M o n th s * The com im > *n«i W a tch at M aker M A T H E R 'S rein?*** stwmctts. i»r wu«u> aiunrs *****»■> • — Li’j'Hl Notice 3 # »l» i Noth'* »• * * »* Ly Ihiil rt t* iilf t*llRtt l <:< #-=1- -i•■a%v .i ■Tiil.l A\.~---- • w . .1 I - yrklii* 4li: lief I * - ■’ . ftlrt flourrft II • ,» tUi ■!■-+= 111**814 i= i M mimit -t«» ii •»f IH** . p HIH'tu* Nmiii’ Humit Hrt I-I«* *if ITniM ■klh till •• «lf UlF • f •n*i s^itjil|jiiili* I "i»t|HIV- * V I'l .. .oil Prtied ThUGreat to Relieve MONTHLY FEMALE I PAINS! rS N o B etter Value A i r V*«J t n ”4 b tn l fty r ilt W r s t o f f r n ia lf f u i ir t U m u t m m r ih lv THREE FEATHERS If Hfiftilrl in ly (11* I lif t*»firp* ? IIi’mp» tftlS mitt I fat* fro m is iin . l **1 ft*, -iris. tTltii. VF311. v***.,k—- At -fUCtl tltllrftf TUrtl *^ liiiu * Vi'fci tjDlr r.tm* (H ium l to rrtir k * f i i f i i r r m p U it u i! In A irvriil DiddSml trat Ciitii|Briii»iI (irmcft trm»rkftblf hrlpful M> w i-o trn iiiH iO tv-t t ills » T i j r It ____» W ____ liAf r / t / J r U 'f S in c e l H S 2 . ..F i r n l A m o n g F in e W 'liiskici YOUH HIT PAH AIM:” ■ B f-a D o rto r* « A ll a u t r t iu r K i t i l h e I t h t * a i f A i i i l ftakiililh ^ f*i| os# 0 / W T U R oredftf TU ESD AYS .7 :1 * . — 7 : IS * l KNOCKfO Hitt OUf BUT HE \VA* AUVtL VCV 8 ! KC fMf fUttT TOREACH Httt/ YOU DfRANOtU HIM/ - VOll' 1JU aEBt .Mm SHERMAN1 >00 klu :*« **' ■ ■ oh • « te ''-(f. LYDIA t. PINKHAM’S Gallery. Remarks rrom THE LONE RANGER i T ft k r t i r n t H i r l r ^ n n k t i i t n l C o m p m iu tf t tf tiM b iiltd u p n-*l#tAi*< •» to h d te ttfu f. A I mj a i*re»t a ta n itiitilip io n ic :! lllc n d e d W h isk ey 85 pr„nf. ^5*7- grain neutral apirila. Three Frslhrr* Dislrihulor*, Inc., New Yolk B y F r a n S trik e r— IHANI TO KNOW AHV >0U KHIEO SHERMAN/ START TALKING/ h-' By Ray Gotto OZARK IKK f AM*YOU GOT TA r ,\ W tAR'CfA, DINAH. n iu f, t A u s t - Y oon itt f e l l ^r L AH'OONE r/ON IH ’ CLUO'l L V o t t nn )\ g it 7 h rm IYQE YOU THIHK MAH f h e l i m 's A1FTT AHURtm' ARE PlTCHtM ACE O'SPADC AGAINST US TODAY. v ' GIFT E0 7 7 F E E L iN 's ( H URT/ WITH A PAIR UF . /j m il MARY MARGARET McBRIDE. F asn si W e CtmmcnUtor 06 o t s / i f . - . f / AND HCLL^jf MEANWHILE. --• Ji-f OE TRYIM" JB * \ FOR HI6 . /H TM’ CROWS WS \\. 6CCONO4 STRAIGHT NO H I T T E R / r\ » Hie Poor C»ve I9U* No New»p«per To AdvertUe In. Y o k Have I f AUTQ3 FOR SALE W AITRESS WANTED. Apply Bus IS __ XffiBlooL Grill— B i d Do d 'o ^ * ! h " tgn track, good condition. 6 new tires. I l l N. WANTED: Man to *uece*<r R. Simmons for lUwIcigh business French. Phone U64-W. In Northcsst Polk County. 1600 • MODEL A Pickup Truck. Phone families. Product* sold toi year*. 1000-J. Permanent if you are a hustler. For .particular- * r lle R « - j , #34 STANDARD Chevrolet 4 d.»r a w ° !f Excellent shape. Phone Memphis. Tenn. or see R. Hartn72 t man, Bhx 234. Lonjwood. Ha. 1 U7‘ J 36 FORD 2 door sedan 8160,00, *** Mr. Gallin. 420 W. Fire; SL EXPERIENCED celery grower or trained farm manager for Yarn 1U36 CHEVROLET coupe, good rilwood irris. Good ptaition rniklitinn. chaaft J 0 2 7 Model A■rWtt nm y. A* Doda f t Son*, 1' rortifllftcTy ovt rbtulfr J#d.*30C W. 2nd St- Roy Reel, T;S==i*W#0fa* *eft t „ at S if only tmvjm p u b l ic boiaswt MN 3 0 4 3 .. . ANC» TU8N h e T - c e w i T o u T rw e iVE COULD h A\ £ N!e a s p -b u l l A GUt DOLE - PlD- * w in d o w ) B u l l * A*<3t3inpuB - P t D - A Bi P P l E - D £ £ ,'VESSit?t2E6! o Q £ £------E £ E E E E E E:pp E E tr , JU ST A O ne of the finest Jobe ever done by American hotftewives has been in saving used fats) Since 1943* over 800 million pounds have been salvaged. But, as Sec. rvtary of Commerce W. A. Herriman point* out. the fob still isn’t over. "Not only the United Stater, but the whole world still lacks adequate supplies of fata and oila. And wq In America , » .im t T» «»■" * t. By. Paul Robin soy ETTAiKETT F4.F |Ml G ^na1 ere paH Icularly short of in- MY duxtrial fata." These Indus­ trial fate, or their product*, are needed to make man/ things’ we use every ’day,’ The used feta you turn .in will help tide us over until supplies a n ndnnaL :,<r- VUau * SOME c e n t xxA &*is S ir.* 0tvs m> FCRET4C0CRH-"y JADK3G,t j po p: r r s 1 . HOO 8RGEJ ’ MAWfun; S I| L su o o tsr AftMovf -A*e»a rrrJHrettjfJ: ) WHEN HE ; fw^s . ire a .« R » !3 g U | ftor-6o c - j WAjo n , ',N ~ TONtOMT.-J HTTAS K U f TURNING 18 it yw R u sep w o ' -r _ ■fjrr SI BULL-A-CtflDPLE - F ’D-A-1 /ttiNUTB.. gfi 1*f ;* i-i? -- a?y-^*5 r « u» c P u a u ^ o i B y Walt Disney Mickey Out Of The Dumps. MICK ICY MOIISH m ' ’ :- r • '* • C OlB TAKING U0M,eCV.'“*4 O fto v eo u r^ trt raov tow TtHCS SHt 1 comtqaov ijypocKsrc law s tvatAwn tan : ’f *t OP NanjQC.’i RutJOLC ------- �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Dutch Accused By Indonesia Of Violating Order TUESDAY, AUG. 5, 191 Elliott’s Testimony U.S. Asks Apology From Hungary For American’s Arrest 'I'MlIaa** !!•■> «*•■• « •') would not l>, held liable for breach of contract "because of during th* years period. For a period o f eight licWfsh hour* the reports from tha humid downtown Intel negotiating room had blown hot and,cold. Union official* said dll' UAW Ford local* in tho country would 1* notified of the agreement in lime to refrain from walking put. The Ford*l!AW agreement on I the Tsfl-Hsrtley inue followed 'the company'* blunt tefussi to gram the union an “immunity elsuae." ■ Henry Ford H. mandated the r{impan]r'i point of view. Ho aald that to permit euch immunity would be to “nullify- the law and' declared the company "can* not' he party to placing unioria Hughe* ha* charged that Sen­ ator firewater (R-MflincU--cJt*iiman of the *futi committers, once offered to call off the hearing If he would**gtemv»~»neiTt! TransWorld Airline*, in which Hughe* ha* a controlling Interest, with fa n American, firewater ha* denied that. Meyer’* e*pen»e “a c c o u n t * brought into evidence last week, allowed more than 18,000 spent on entertainment of Kooievtl: and hi* friend* about’flie tlm.- ilie' con­ ed an apology from the Communiat dominated Hungarian government for the 'O Tetl by political police of an American citltep, Stephen Tburaniky, The State Department, in tilscloalng thia today, aald that the U. S. repre*entative on the Allied Control Commiuipn for Hungary alio haa "approached" the 8<>v- In, the American minister at Budapest; «nd Hungary’* acting foreign miniiter, which showed that Chapin demanded h “auitabc iapology," Chapin also naked for assur­ ance that no further »ueh insta.rs would take place and- thut m.y of Thuransky’s* property which had been seized would la* returned. The acting foreign minister. Erno Milbatyfi, gave Chapin a preliminary reply yesterday, which the State Department ndviaed Chapin to tell the Hilda pent government is “un**ti*factory." tu speculation whether th r iu to union ami Murray Corp, ef a bad girl out of her." u can use any wurf you America might settle on a sim­ ’ young Roosevelt shouted, ilar bail*. were they (the g irl*; for me?, JMM* D* * MAT1C rH0 T°0 *ArH* were made a* the bodies of Tom Thom**,», and hi* slitsr, Patricia, 7, were Komi*veil insisted that .Meyer rC<io'ToCtV r0!n ** Hansen Dem, Calif., where they had been on ■ Sunday ptenlc with their parent*. had nut answered his querilun, Left, the boy * Ufeleae body has been brought to shore; night, the children’* mother, Mr*; Agnes Thomaa * Maall.Me (ram r . i r <lH,l "The Colonel well knows the (second from left) is comforted by a friend, while her husband, John, stand* at right The youngsters bad the termination of the adminis­ girl* were present," Meyer intiswatutered off W j) gftergjwtyen playing In grubber in g ra ft on the water. Untenuillonal Soundphoto) trative regime which has -been Java by linking up their. eAsictn maintained by the British in the -,i Mover aisd that kt the-gay par­ Lake Mary Beach soldiers were wounded. -----, in older that ties in New York Col. ftuuseveit void’ westCf n~Tflr^C*' *g Yi'-w- hour* WMhrTllnce 1800, 15 Strikers Killed, before the cMSe-ffft orders tisik our fellow countrymen, the 8q- »ori^t.miftt of hit time with MilU The laborers were reported ((fliiiMMd from R*agt Om+| '40 Hurt In Tunisia effect last midnight, u dispatch j-dance,' may share the welfare Fave Emerson, who later In-ism,shot down in return fire from the for park purposes with IB months, 'mid the aspirations uf |hc people Mra, ItoosevelL from Srmarang ‘said. A fter Troop Attack troops. - The Dutch indicated officially of Egypt." “ Were anv tif the glrbl there to it will revert to them. Commlssiiiim chairman 11. B. Nokia,hy I’atha told the cdunfil entertain meT" Elliott pressed hi, UlSt during attempt, at mediation The riot a t Sfax was the only of their difference* with the In­ that "it. is the very existence of former party companion and hast. Pope told Mr. Field* that the roe- - TUNIS, Tunisia, Aug. 6—</P) major outbreak reported in the donesian Republic, they intended Egypt as a sovereign *|ate which Meyer insisted the ‘"girls" were res* of the park had been as much — Fifteen striking laborer* weru alike thus far. Thee were some to maintain rontrtd •>( the rich is here at stake." part of a large party that varied a surprise to the Commission *• killed and about 40 were eswwMled minor incedenu, but police-were to lotke Mary residents, commend­ In a riot near Sfax which follow­ control. "Against ihe historic bacx- from 20 to 30 persons, areas they wrested in the 15 day* of fighting. trrouml of Anglo-Egyptian rela­ "You mean their scintillating ed them for doing a nice Job i.n ed an attack on an Army motortions," he said, "an alliance <;l conversation waa to entertain me," the park and promised them **- Ixed column, the French New* Tunisia’* B,200,000 inhabitant* this sort is but another form **f Roosevelt put In with irony in hi* aistance immediately by sending a Agency tswu-UJ today. were reported hard pressed because Attlee’s Offer road crew out to improve tha subordination. It make, a rela voice. All of the’ alike, particularly in tho borer* In Tunisia, tiunship which is both unbalanced French forth African -Druta JilinU. .art#.—Most - of —the-ehop* **I resent any implication a* to road to the. lake. Itealiaa.a n m l*«a» ii » i and undignified, ft ties Egypt — TlMr-rood-etrip-vritf-ijinirtniTed •t**- Were called out on a general there were closed. Refrigera.inn ■Train, to lie announced . Ji]__ Ulu -tn— British economy.-_Tt subjects free bv Mr*. Harrison ami Mr. ■trike yestedsy. Troops were sent plants were shut down, and trans111* voice filled with emotion, .* Htruic r .T T ’idnnwns tomorrow. “Oh. Meyer broke Ini "thst was Smith. However, they will be com­ to take over the Tunisian rail- reflation tins were clogged. ‘ •Th* new plan, designed to com­ Egypt to the vagaries of Britiih pensated for orange ti-eei on tile way line between Sfax and Gsfxa. bat g critical dollar shortage and ccontimyr It imprisons Egypt with­ Hu* last thing on my mind." The gyvernmeut waa reported in the orbit of British imfierial "You have said I was getting property, said Mr. Pop*. The PTcnth press sj boost production, is expected lo power," planning to requisition railway 'Mr, Evan* sharply criticised thr all the girls,” Roosevelt told Mey­ cal) for sjitl muiw austerity In tend other facilities needed to Before Nokrashy I'asha took er , "You have not an,wen,! my Commission for not culling upon the troop* were fired an already tightly rationed land. keep the protectorate's economy the floor, Herschel V. Johnson, question about these girls. What him first to speak on the matter strikers* a* th ey ..* J t also ___ was expected* to* contain and rix'functioning, declaring that ho had money In railway yards of S ¥*k tom* provision for reducing the deputy U. 8. delegate, suggested was I doing, lining them m>?” that as soon as the opening state­ In angry tones, Roosevelt con­ the subdivision and that closing of Kars 0UH«y fund* to the British ment* from the Egyptian ami tended at another point thql the street* and parks hy vacating the occupation zone of Germany. McM While the I'rlniu Minister wns British representatives were heard Senate group has directed its in­ plate pad been detrimental to his , putting his final louche* on lhi* the council should "turn to the quiry at him because he Is "the property. Attorney Boyle reminded Mr. plan last night. Foreign Minister mote urgent huslneis" of the Bal­ son of the President” and passed over gift* by contractor) to other Evans that he still retained all - Ernest Bevin reiterated in the kan problem. Informed -quarters said Britain Armv officer*. Douse nf Commons that Britain legal rights.a* a property owner, Roosevelt aahl he undetstood the but that since, the land termed as * * k intended to pres* fur public own* probably would demand time Id t n |, ,f ership of the mine* and factories study Nokrashy Pasha’s opening committee had a document deal­ park land k. h remarks ami prepare hi* reply, ing with "million* and trillion* of hy this paiiltr~aT~auch, the public f:, , In Germany’* Ruhr. dollar*" of war rnntrarti— BTTiT Imd no rights to the laud vacated.. i_ 7 'H e alio deflated his opposition which might take saveral day*. -"huntllg surli gifts as automobiles to four*pow*i cwritrol of tluu Mr. Evans quoted' nn Opinion of to other Army officers. Senators an Orlando attorney, Ben -Carpen­ "I'VI-SIKN millions of pounds of ! -rich fnduBtrtal iNfe* «■ propOHil J p w i R h - J l Ferguson (K-Mlrh) (ltd Brewster — r ter, to the effect loat the tern, i by l ^rmiwre. (R-Maine) denied knowledge of mission's vacating order was;void tobacco sold a t auction. And a t la-cause of failure to show conclu­ k*— ish source since the. ilrillsh- were turned on during the night Roosevelt said also thst If the sive ownership to the patlst vac~ auction a fte r auction, I ’vo seen American difference* on thr auh- for the first time sine) power- commRtee fuund that the Boose- ated. and he reiteratotJ hi) state­ became public last month. »»ving Idsckout restriction Were veil Mine had been used "just tq ment that the Cuunty Cummiosloa gel expenses" hy Meyar., It ought had no authority to vsesta the tho mokera o f Lucky Striko buy United Stale" 'reportedly ordered last winter, tu state thst publicly, FeifUson park* in the plat. want* to delay socialisation in tho Several Liverpool police were inKtthr for at least ftve years, pepd-' hired battling the demonstrator* I sgrred. Huv Howell of Lake Mary com­ tobacco th a t’s got real smokin’ ing an increase In production. ' a* firemen atood by ready to dous# I When Roosevelt rc/emn to mended thu action of Mr*. Harri­ Th* Foreign Minister said hi* th* riolera’with hoses in •*»« the Mever a* "a rather comedy type son ami Mr. Smith In deeding over * qual i t y. . . tob acco th a t smokea preference reganling Germanv's situation got heyynd police con- of individual,". Ferguson broke in the property for park use. Mr. with: lavel of Industry was to Itoost Fields Quoted Mrs. Hart i son as up inild, cool and fragran t.” German steel production to about “Well, he was your friend, pot staling that she would give mare niira IJ.OOO.tHMt tuns, That, he said; ours."1,1 land if needed for tho park. Mr. would give "almut the standanl cited "Fascist-like" organization* "I will explain how he happen­ police said they thought the van ed tb he In my social circle," Roose­ ■laliam waa the work of Irrespon- velt said, slide youths rather than an or "You should, do that," Ferguson And then, perhaps giving a hint ganlxed rampalgn uf anti-Semi­ B .T . (. r u g lN . INUETENDEMT T l l t t n U WAMUIOl HgMSN retorted. aa to what th# new Attlee eco­ tism. •I Otfuril. North Carotins j4 nomic plan la to contain, he re­ (M r LA tut a luc* i trrsiax BAIOXXX) plied lo conservative demand* foe more food and raw materials for Rations For Chinese packing plants. (ftrmsny by Inquiring: Troops To Be Changed J t t & 'S & S S S g S **Can anyoni tsll me where I . . . . . . . . . .^’“7------can-owned Hennlngaen I’rotlucx CM gat food and raw materials NANKING. Aug. 8, (A*)—China’s Company had been purchased ftr •scept from the duljar, countries 7" method of feeding her soldiers an undisclosed amount, believed to He added that wh*n the pres­ rice plus whatever tounlry pro- It* several million U. 8., dollars, ent U, B, loan1ia exhausted Brit­ duee ia available will undergo mod- and that th* government soon ain could no longet stand the ex­ emlsatlon umlsr a new supply would begin producing canned, penditure of funds fur thst put- Egypt Makes Plea Jaycce Convention LUCKY STRIKE THE TOBACCO Greek Navy Gets ____.6 U .S. Gunboats 19 Killed In Wreck Of Gasoline Truck t/fy~ Nine teen persons, 17 ghATHENS, Aug. 8. UT) — Hear groes and two white men, wVre Admiral John A. Snarkcnbcrg. killed near here at dawn todsy Naval attache to the American when a truck in which they weie mission to old Greece, said today riding collided with a gasoline gotlationa had been concluded truck and burped. Ambulances from Waxahachle r the transfer of six 'American and Ennis made run, to the scene, motor gunboats to the Greek navy. He said approximately #l,:i£0,- bringing bodies of the victim* to a temporary morgue at a negro 000. estimated_jts a tent'i of the . original'coat of the vessels, had theater here. Officer* said they did not know been budgeted for their nriiulai- immediately how many were Intion. The admiral said that under f tentative plans the six ships.were jured. * scheduled to be‘ Vcconditlontfl ol Norfolk. Va., where Greek crews Jury Drop» Charges light-be—trained.— f te^oald a In L y n c h in g C ase JACKSON, N. C. Aug. 5-OVi Charge* against Sevan white MAN WHO KNOWS WA K SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCOT! 5fAR exploded IK4«t HEARD qROUP BACK IM7 7 0 B.O., AKD <KE f ROM <1lL C e l e s t ia l . CAfASfROPHL BUf RLCEMfLV REACHED THL FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette *•■* LAR’fK't CAMERA* AMD'fUESCOflS* SIDNEY CURRIN1$ RIOHTI...And like him, scores of other experts. . . who really know tobacco. . . hnve seen the makers of Lucky Strike buy tobacco With "feel SCRAPS K D M H EA Sf oT f?RLLHLAMD s lK m x s i ^ f l t l mohumeht ■ <0 203 Arrested For i Burmo Chiefs Killingr After all, that’s what you want in a cigarette. . . the honest, deep-down sn- RANGOOn T Burma, Aug, 5, CP) DISCOVERER, is. 1 - •f th* slain gov»r taould remain unbi ttk months until Bril OBACC �A " 7 :F Jk*' $ 3 ( i U»Uy Thert h 'Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the P .a r* of th* World; To Ptnoota ths P r o ir n i of Am*tic*; •To Produce Pro*pertly /or Sanford. Partly cloudy through Thursday with local thundershoweia in af­ ternoon and esrly tonight. m i «r AN.LNIJKJ'KN/JKNT DAILY N>WaPAi*&ZLVOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 i . . a ---- ii_» Associated Press Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6. 1947 Attlee Announces Truman Will Make 3 Day I* ^Hardship Regime » ♦- - «*« NO. 189 Senator Hughes On Stand Brazil Trip " U . S. L o a n E a s e m e n t, , L im ite d D ir e c tio n Of L a b o r, T ro o p R e d u c tio n Sought ' To Attend Meet H u g h e s C o n ta c t M an WASHINGTON. Aug. b o lh A ls o “ E n t e r t a i n e d ’1 Pietidrnl Ttuman today accepted O t h e r O f f i c ia l s B e ­ an invitation to viiit b iaiil in sides Roosevelt late Augtyil ni Seplembet. W A S H IN G T O N , A u f. 6, <iF>— Secretary of S la t* M arshall tinnoil need today that the U tilled S ta ir* ham agreed In u high 1«*el ro n ftrrn ro with the B rltL h with • ml** to relaxing wowr pr«»i•iona of th* Anglo-American loan -agreement. L o n d o n . Aug. fa y r i ftim* Mauilcr Attire told Parliament looty that Great Uiitain wuuk. reduce h er aimed (otcei, _ inqiou * a limited diieclion ol laboi, and leak relaiation ol clauin in the J U ; S . loan egtrement to help rare her (towing economic em it. He laid alio that worket* "it. the mote njenlial imlutltie*’ would have to wotk longer and l i f t coal mine tt wuulJ be ailtn toWabor half an hour a day ad diliontl. ------ Attlet—Iljd-thmfAjTeat-HTttniw alto would cut down her nn|»c»itin a manner that Mould mean "hardship! for many people.” * Attlee *ald Great HrUrnin also would cut down her Import* in > manner that would mran “luudshlps for many people."■ e said the United Htati-i, at Britain's entreaty, had nitrei-d to diecu'ss' the *terliiiK canVuttlhlllty pnd non-di*criminatlon In trade agreement* In the !3.7W),0<*MH)0 loan, which Attlee maid Would be exhausted thia year. • Re denied, a* '.Winston Church­ ill hod charged on Monday, that the Labor government had •'frit­ tered away" the American billions, advanced after termination of lendUAm from which Great Uritain r e iv e d *3U(f7.'54(i.r..lO from the u. a. »nd ave back in reverse •a ro se : SI*) Keldrn Waldo. Gainrutillr *tlorney and Immediate past presi­ dent of the United State* Junior Chamber of Commerce, will be one of the honor aural* uf the *t*ie*^Jayree “ convention lu be hrld at the .Mayfair Inn thi* weekend. $1,000,000 Fire In Miami Destroys P l a n e s D e m o lis h e d A s M y s te ry E x p lo s io n T o u c h e s O /f B la z e MIAMI, Fla,. Aug. 6 t-P)—Dam* Ige estimale at more than $I,OO0> 0 0 0 waj 'cauieti b y , tire e*'ly loda« when a myslcrihut eiplotio’n touched n il a blare In Hanger No. 3 at the 20th Street side of the Miami International Airpuit and drslroyrd two 21-paiwngCi DC-3Y Iwn twin-engined Bcacltciafl and an undetermined number, of Imall'.jfedemlalnK^of the front of itw e» planet. Modernization Of Drug Store Front Begins" Tomorrow R jV n lh a t . and Anderson D ri'ir, x p ir e Chief Henry Chare ol the Sof th* B adjacent' ^ H store w.irar8R apace, will Start tomorrow morning it was announced today by K. F. Ilnur holder, agent' for the HrumlevPuleston Building and Paul Camptrail, contractor. Work on enlarg­ ing the interior will Ire started UUr. Blueprint! to th* new front sh^r two entrances, and the adjSm ng store front will be marie to correspond to the present druj. store frent which will he ibme what altered. Hr. Campbell, who wsi con­ tractor for thg •n*w Grey hour d r, bu* ttatlon. estimated that the .work of completely enlarging and 1Improving the ttore will take a minimum of three month*' lint*. The. adjacent store ha* been used 1 1 of lata for storage apace, and thyl. atock hta 'been transferred to ’ the store room which wo* 1formerly ‘ a bsrbfcr shop. ■ F . E. Roumlllat ami Rmce J. jen on hava laHsii uporaiur* of a g store In Sanford for more than 35 yeare, and moved into th* present site In th* Brumleypuleston Building when It war erected during th* early twenties. They are agenu for the )Valgrf*n products. J t f . Hous holder w i l l h a v e cH rg * of the tmprovemerfl and enlargement of the store. f it . Bourn Rial a n d M r. Anderaon today declared ' that (hey have much faith In the future of Sanford, arid predicted that their enlargement of th* store will 1* HI ip KToru with * Irf accord other store ImI w o w t o t a which lata have so rrtuch |mprt Improved the appearance business district. o f th e'M ali i 1 ■- — i■ — ■i ■ me- V Cinnam on Signed By Sanford Feds Van Klnnamon, lanky righthanded hurltr, formerly with th* DaLand Red HaU has been signed by th* Sanford Baseball Associa­ tion. It waa announced tfaiaoflernoon hy Manager John Krider. recently re- P re s id e n t T o F ly T o R io I n L a t e A u g ­ u st O r S e p te m b e r; S c ie n c e B ill V e to e d B-..... . two buildings, a 100 by SOIMool hanger and a 150 by 500-fool wood building used tt a ihop and tlorage building; two DC-3 pas­ senger planes, two B eacKcrsfl, one former Army A I2 6 medium bomb, er. several aircraft engines and * number of smaller aircraft were destroyed-* Us aahl the damage would reach “at leatl $1,000.000—con­ servatively." j Chase said detplte fire fighting »* fa ce 1HT* „* ** U. S. Cancels Credit To Hungary Because Of Communist Coup v_______ • ■ WASHINGTON, Aug. «—UPj— ■Secretary of S'ate Marshall today disclosed the Hxpnrt-Import Bank ha* ra net lied a 17,000,000 cotton credit ear-marked for the Hungar­ ian government. Marshall tnld a news conference the hank took th* action because some of the Hungarian negotiators in which the tank had confidence had been exiled as result of what he termed th* Communist coup which recently overturned the government. Two other factor* he gave a* Influencing the bank’a decision wer*: 1, The two Hungarian banka scheduled to get th* American funda are under what Marshall railed th* threat of national Ixatlon. 2. The cotton situation haa chan­ ged for the better since April 30, when th* bank and a Hungarian government reached a tentative agreement regarding th* credit Marshall disclosed this action In telling reporters that* th* Amer­ ican government had reached no specific conclusion on what further step* to take about th* change In the Hungarian government In announcing the credit cancel­ lation. Marshall amphaalted that th* considerations governing th* move were strictly honking fact- E llio tt R o o s e v e l t A t W a r I n v e s t i g a t i n g C o m m i t t e e H e a r i n g The While lluuie announce.1 W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. b o n Mr. Truman will , fly to Rio l)e Janeiro for a three day m il John W- M cyri t n l i f i r J loday h r $97,821.59 ol Howard and return to the Unilrd Sutra t p e n l aboard .lire balllritup U .S. S. Hughes A ircia it Company’s money on * promotion ol two planet be­ Miroiuii. I’ten" Secretary Charlrt G, R on ing built under wailim e govern­ would not comment when aiked ment c o n lia cli, whether Mr. Tiutnan will addren While Hughes waited to tell the lnlta*Amrrican Security Con­ the Senate War Inveitigating Com­ ference. which opens in Riu Au­ mittee hit own story o l hit dealing* gust 15. — with the government, Meyer com­ **The Preiidrnt sincerely appre­ pleted an accounting ol money ciated live coidul. invitation (r- h^ .ts y i he tpenl on enteitamment crllency, Pirsidenl Caspar Dutri of army officer*, government, of­ crnlly eslemlri) lulu by (lit ,Ex- ficials end otheiwiie promoting in­ o( Braiil. to make a visit to that terest in Hughes' plane. country, and rapirned hope that The rotund-publicity man said it would be imslihlp it an early llial~*o—far -a» lir kn-m» h r dale (or him to accept." s a i d .; the only llughet employ** work loim al While House snmiunermrpt ing on public relations.” irleased simultaneously h eir and in Rio De Janeiro. ■‘I’realdent Truman ia nuw moat happy to confirm Ins acceptance and the trip ia Inlng acbi-iluled to take place during the latter part of Auirual or tire early tiny a of September. "Th#_prealdent plana In prereod to Kro'de Jnnerio by air for a three dayi visit and to return on the USS Missouri." Meanwhile, with what be taid was “deep t egret'* President TrU man valued a bill to ratnblisti a national science foundation. ; The uresident said In a memor­ andum of illaapproval that whiU he hod urged th* establishment of such a foundation, the idll Con. „ tMI aanthlmjurolved a "uvorkrd departure from sound principle*" of administration. He described the bill at ll'M lIaas* , s . r * l « altl Hiroshima Notes Anniversary Of Atom Bombing HIROSHIMA, Aug. «. (AT—Two years ago warfare’s first atomic bomb descended and one half of Hiroshima vanished in a blinding flash of destruction. Today at 8:H A. M., the hour when the bomb exploded, the Ih-IIs tolled. The people stood In silent prayer for one minute, then went again about, their affair*. That was the only official notice lake ruin lllroahlma of (hr explo■Ion Hlat left 92,000 of It* citHrna dead or mlstflng. But th* city of­ ficials were busy with plana to mkk^ lllroahlma’ a ahrlno for thr wrtt Id's hopea of pear*. At their request, General MacArthur in Tokyo released ■ state-ment. He said "W ar’* destructivenesi will progress until ths mean* are at hand to exterminate the human race,', "This It th* lesson of Hiroshima. God grant that It ha not ignored." And Mayer Hhlaao llatnai an­ nounced that Australian engineer* had helped draft a plan for a modern lllroahlma, with a peace memorial at the spot over which the atomic bomb let go. Iliroahla has a long wav to gp Although 20,000 temporary shel­ ters have sprung up, th* actual permanent rebuilding of the city ha* not yet begun. That, said the mayor, w u on* reason for ob**reing Uiu day which can never b* forgotten try those who liv*d through l.t H* hopes, by th* observance, to Interest Ut* ciUtana in rabulldlng th* city. H* wants, h* says, to make Hiroshima fo n c tr a symbol of the futility of war. lllroahlma should know. Red Cross To Give GI Insurance Data |r; : * - -■ _ : • •f Veteran* who with to rainitat* lhair National 8*rv k * U f* In­ surance or are Interested In ob­ taining more Information an this subject are r*qu*st*d to meet at th* American Rod Cross Chapter Building at Fifth S t m t and Oak Avenu* , Tku*aday-avaa lng-at 7:1U o'clock. 1 ■ .7 » Throughout th* United State* a JA Y C EB MKKT naw all-time high In th* number 1 of disability compensation or pen­ Sanford Junior sion c**«e on Veteran* Administra­ will hold a supper tion roll* waa #«Uhli»h#d, May 1 log a t 7:30 o’clock Thuradiy When th* flgur* went oVSr th* th* rind of a 'se ria s o f evening 2327,000 mark. Rad Cross Chapter meetings that will ba h-td on th* workers end claims aerric* representstivsa assist eetarana to ob­ tain disability compensation and Meyer* alio told the Senate inveiligatoiv that llu g h e i’ a ir fia ll company paid bills (or wartime cntcltainment ol Col. Jain ei l i . H all, who iiicceedrd Elliott Routeveil at head ol the Army -\>i Corpt m o n n siisn ce division. Meyer, Hughes publicity man and attitlan l, lead a long list ol exprntr't lie laid he incurred e n ­ tertaining H alL M e rg e r O f T W A W ith P a n A m e r i c a n S a id P r i c e O f Q u ie t i n g W ar In v e s tig a tio n Wa sh in g t o n , j \u B. b </**>_ With both under oath, Howard . Hughes charged and Senator B icutlet (R M e.) denied today thal llie MciiaUt one* o ifeicd a "d eal" to call o if tenslo iial in­ quiry into Hughes w aiplsnc con­ tracts. H irw tici took the stand before a .Senate War Inveitigating tubCom m illrr a frw minutes after Hughes, had made lit .ch sig * b«fore the tame group. Hughes >sid the Maine Sensloi made tucli s propoiition to him in a Washington H o ld ths week iij Feb. I I . 1947. ■R ie w ilrr • ofieieri. be declared, to have the healings dropped if be. Ilughrs. would sgice to mer­ ger ol llir Flam W in Id A lllin tt. w lutli he conliots, wills Ran-American Auways. Ihessstej,' calling this a “ propositinu that sounds more like Hol­ lywood than W 'aihillglun." told HON OF T IIF LATE I’ |IK8I0ENT, Rlllnll MmiHcvrlt (Irtl) in sworn in he fur* taking tlir stand In the rommillee solemnly: 'I i an astute you that 1 never Irulify ticiore the Hcnslt- Wnr IniewtignliiiK <’ll 111mil let- In W»«hingtoii. Bight, he t* -tiimn during* i|iir«tlonin( in eormrelinn *ll(r«hi»' rreiMumrmlatlun lq which the government gave Howard llughev a did." 100-pisnr ronlrsel. Klliolt tnld Ihe rnmmllte*; "It it I- true I hist fifr Ihe prirr nl entertainment I j( w ■aid h# interlainad made rrcomnii-ndsllmia that would in all) »a> rndangn the men under me ur ilrlraiiil .Ihe govern* uglirs at a luncheon in hi* hotel men' or vlnw up the war eftorl, that ahmilil he shown." . . (Ilileriiatiunal Huundpholot) H apaitetit and “paid {8 hU out of my own pis-ket." SubcciiualHae Chairman Fvrgu aon i I! Mf. hi cm I the t-ifsl which Tins remark at to the cost tbvlMeyrr charged sgstnst llsll'a *nuuslv was a ufeiwnc* to the testi­ tartslmiieW ' vsi I3 .Tj 1.1J. cbvstmony o f John Meyer, Hughe*' pub­ licity man, iliat he upent large Ing appiciMtsttly three years. Th* sums i-nt-i twilling government of­ Commit |f’ Imiuirlng into flu. ficials tKJQ.OihJL.nf. wtstiuis plane e-mtrpdr : ------- -— * ,y i. . Alluding to the Hughe*’ charge#, given the llughev comnanv. Hlrwater said: Meyrr gave hi* trslimony ■* loule tiiriiugh S.inloiii ini ,H|alc “It ires incvnceiveble to me Howard Hughra, mitlimiane plane tbal anyone could se rio u sly conlligbw.iy No. 4(i. running from iiuililer and movie producer, wait* II ..wllwgVi ew I ' l l - t i t ) rd in Washington to tret if y after id e a l;, A r e ! Miim mu ilo- E*»i Cu.nt lo Mt C h r i s ti a n a croos-rountry flight. Chairman Dora, I< iml •II l lute today cpmS tre ss e d B y V is itFerguson (R-Mich) announced iticndrtl .Scimuolr ('imnly'i S-naloi that Hughc-a will lw called to tes­ i n « C h u r c h G ro u p and Rrpirvi lil.illtn lot llu-lt Work tify at this afternoon's aeaiion. Hanford had il« hottrwl days • > n iiigliway (ontlruciiolt ami uigrd . Tlie free* spending Meyer, who nf the year on Monday amt Drvrlopmnit ul Climlian idralv hs* already said he upeut more quick at lion (mi .mi irCUiing cumTuesday when Ihe minium among youth was the llietne ol than ‘16,000 of Hughe*' moitey en­ ti-mperalurr - «« rrconlnl nt plrlion.oi llu- C’io»» fltalc. i llglltalk* ami enlertaimtiriil pi-.riitnl tertaining Klliolt Roosevelt nnd SI degreew on Ise-Ih da)« hy II. wwy.ids. friends, told the committee F. Whit her. weatherman. today to Kiwaniam at their H i r e l ­ As an aid in attracting business Iri It public -InlPlili-lil lo Thi* that on one occasion lie «|M-nt Muring July, Hanford had ing al till- loutltt Cenln l>* a mid industry to Hanford, an axI It-mill today. Mi. Cha-udcclnr3561.42 entertaining Hall, Roose­ ronlrr weather than nmniil tr.llll III ItVr inembri* ol the tensive survey of the many Induat>’il: velt testified yesterilsv (list some with an average 79.1, or two " If Sanfoid aiol Semiuoig Coun­ Mrlhodist 5outh Caravan w)to an rini advantages of the Hanford are* listed expenditures were nwidk drerrea twinw ihe normal uf t ('«— .Ilnur* . , I 'u - slvl ty ittf lo gel llu- Cross Stull- toiiductiiig a youtl^inttim lion pil­ bns hern prepared h y . Florid* HI.) degreew. June wan alan Power & Light Company In con­ Itighwiiy, from tin* cast lo wr»l wlighlly rooter than nor (Hal grim it the l i nt Method nl junction will) Florid* fUwti* Adver­ coasts, Ilicy mu*tuyI quickly. Alwith an average nf 79-1 de­ rt-atly n unit uf road for unoth -r Clninli They wrie inlimiurrsl by tising Commission, II. II. Coleman; gree* compared with a normal Passengers Injured route foi a Cron. State Highway the Rev, J. L. McKinlry. p,l*|or ol district mnnagrr for th e . rawer of H0,| degree*; company, aminonced yesterday. is Iw-iiig nUiillurtwii ■If W# are Ih e hottrwl weather ever In Train Collision lb-sides 'Udng nvatlahle at the lo gi-t our .Iiigliway romphrtod Ilie s Lurch and Kiw.imt sdu t feeiirdfd by Mr. Whitner waa Iradci pnwet company . office copies of t> nmat'ihi *ii (icfore otlnrr At Illinois Crossing 11.1 degreew in M rii, nnd thia w turn* i-oiiiplrlf‘ loads winch will lire viriting group intliulril the survey have been furnished he aald, waa In aome measure bv Mr. Coleman to the office ef tic in ami divert elsewhere tinHoc ,1* mormon-. wtHido.firea Miss Clco Mrtcsli, Orlimli ■ leit l|«*| the Jlemlnole County Chamber of LITCHFIKI.n. 111. Aug. Cross Stale Highway. in Volusia county st-Gir time. —Th* IIHnftl* Centre) Kail road’s “Old Slate V-nd Nu. 14 -How and irudrnt ul Haitou-w1i.> t< Commerce, junior Chamber of '•Green Diamond" pa*»cint*r . ■— ------offirintly No Irt enters St-minul" councdlot (or the Caravan. I. I' li­ Commerce, Sanford Herald. City train and a Burlington Railroad By THE AHHOt'IATKD I'ltKSH Hall, Court-House and local banka, County on I lie west al tljo We* freight drain eolltderi near here The wotat heal wave of (lie kiva Itivet, niitl I* known a s 'llu- ter Aiulriion, who war l.oiu- .i»d where anyone inn)- sef them. v today and stats polio* head., year, still firmly anchored «vei Ml. |)<11n Itood It leaves San­ laired liy. mittioniiy p.innl- in ■ Business men interested In” must nf lh» hail cauinl quartern 'a t Springfield reported ford going ew*t on Geneva Ave Koira and whu is now allrndini lie-ntlng here .will find much help­ “at least 10 or 11 |ier*on*" had at least.' 34 deaflis today as it ( Iit nr4 ■'m fklsl Duke Uniyrrsity; Min Nell Rnyt ful In for mat lop UT the iepurt which spread into the eastern states. been Injured. • « covers more than n scor* of sub­ A (ingfr of eidd air, from Can­ lies'k of Alabinti^ Mm M -"v ll-'ils jects including lalwir and raw'Folic* headquarter! said there ada bad brought aubdantial I*, Invited T o Joinci ol Not lb Cirsditii .uni M i- iiiateilals here, u tilities, trans­ were no Immediate reports of any lief and aome scattered shower t|* U I I I I l I S II1V11CU t t l ■ deaths In the wreck. It said "at Naomi Rupert of Kants-. portation facilities, health condlt* E d B lir r c tt Icaat 10 or 11 Injured" had.lmen to (be Dakotas amt MinnewUt pins, housing, stufes, schools and IdeiiIs of the Youtii C*iavail but it was almost nhaorlied in taken to the LUchfleh! Hospital. municipal flln*nces. • movement wer* stress,si by I'orNeluaskaand western Iowa where State police were dispatched Mr. Coleman aaid that th* The public haa l-een invited to ter Anderson who told of tin- youth the Weather Bureau .-aid the tern to the scene, which was tha at lend ^tlu' banipict l,t. J * |inatrurtion cuurse nuw being nil Chamlier of Commerce, C ite, and Litchfield crotalng of the two perwtioe drop was only moderate. gave valuable nothing ill sight, th e j? 1 **!" M«vfair Inn * rled on lq* these teams hy-young County officialThera Was railroad* at Winston Tower. i aw t'aaw " i s ) — j^ 'in iii'd c •'tu n 'i.Jay cfc*. at whichi ^ tl, m various M 1 b - >11 - 1 help which contributed to the Com­ t 1 "Wttaar A railroad spokesman at Chipleteness I l f ilia survey. He bailees, ____ __ _ . ' Edw ard \V. Barrett, editor of I Churrhea. cago said re understood the diesel thia is the first occasion In th* Newsweek Mngaxinr, will speak, The first purpose of llm move­ locomotive, four coaches and th* history nf Sanford that such a it was announced hy T. K. Tucker Trotting Race Fans ment, he said, ik to revitalise youth diner of th# passenger train, *n cum pie to report uf local resource* today. route from St, Louis to Chicago, Hurt As Stands Fall ■* Thus* interested In attending bv teaching them the principles of haw. Iicen compiled. health and having a capable lady, had been derailed and overturned It will tie .ii^ I not only locally Ihe banquet are asked to contact Oths* aims are aiding tln-m In The Litchfield Hospital said It hut also hy tile State Advertising GtiSHBN, N. Y„ Aug. (t, ( 4 1 - Lind Welwr, general manager of think effectively and get rid of had “aome" Injured brought In Commission In the Industrial phae* ths* Mayfair to mako rvtervatlona, Thrcc aeetlona of th« temporary inertia, to develop soul by of its half-mllllon-dollara-a-ysar for treatment but that no count charge will he mad* for mental blrarhrra, with irnera, janimtsl januin.l w ik i fans n n . hern! Iieru. A - nominal ....... . tt'wnllaar* aa Page sis I had been mad*. advertising program’ end hy, attending event. the running of* “tho **-lla m■" lls 'lo.iithose at ending the event, for the 1 ^ ' Litchfield ia in Montgomvy Florida Power A Light Company [rotting atakes. collapsed today* Th* dencr on Saturdey night an trottii _ county, 237 mil#* #outhwc#t of in it* program for th* industrial reports from the Gnahru will b* open only to Jaycee mem- L i z e t t e T e m p l e G oetr ...... ............................ .................. Chicago and 37 mile# morthaait and first remitts development of the communities la-rs and".their wive* or date*. Hospital gold a numlier wrre In­ of 8 t. Loul». A branch of tht Jayrees wishing to buy ticket* O r t R h i n e B o a t T r i o il « ,rvf*' Along with th* survey jured. . |ps ■ w u i v i i i i u . u u u i 11 i p U](i power comp, MV distributing Chicago Burlington and Quincy A record Hamhlelonlan crowd to attend the ocraaion have been ( 1-----« loiollol Vmi P in Uriel* «v(t«m terminating at Paducah, Bring * Raymond j M(m y m „ Titnpt# Qf Slinj or j , a booklet, "How You Can of '-’0,00f ‘ or more packed the requested to contact Kjr. croaa#a th* I. C. I in* thcr*. Progressive Industries To Your j.undqulst, or secure them et th* Th* railroad said that aa far etands, temporary ami normanent, •Mayfair Saturday night prior to now stationed at the o ffice'or the Community and State.” for the to ttin g claatlc. finance chief of the Army in a# waa known no ona was killed. The accident occur red at the the time of the dance. Germany, recently mailed local It add*d that lta eommunicatlona temporal#^ etands near the head photographer Robert 1... Cox come K aiser-Frazer And with Litchfield war* dlarapUd color film of snapshots which New Buildings Are and it waa having difficulty of the stretch. Packard Hike Prices A nurga at Goshen Hospital aha took while cruising on Hiller's agaamfttnf information. Under Construction aaid: yacht on th* Rhine. Th* tr^in wa# north bound from ,__bna are under x-ray, DETROIT, Aug. fl. bT»—Tw* “Thr “Rhine cruise I* all it I* 8L Louia to Chicago, ; Albert Hickson la building a reported to ha In song and story," more of ths nation's car manufac­ one stop ia very serlouwlv hurt turers. feeling the pinch of stead­ •re taring treated for small machine shop of concrete she wrote. and seo block construction at th* corner ily mounting production coats, t*.various WATHEN TO MOVB -of__ Laurel—Axauu*— and---- Filth . t - j - n J llielr r e ta il- o rie e s Street. VAN ANI1RKH HACK today and trad* quarter* g*n*t>HTH RETURN J . B. Wathen, American Fruit R. N. Windham la erectinng a Mr. and Mrs. William Van Anden allv believe similar advance* era Grower* Inc. traffic manager for elf th hava Juat returned to their home in the making throughout tn n l A, local publisher paint (hop at the corner of Twel th* south-eastern division, today Sanford Avenue In Lake Mary after apcndlnr the remainder of th* Industry Wright, recently Street and waa In Sanford making arrange­ con­ two and a half months a t Ft, w«ek‘a vacation It ie of concrete block Packard, which so far thli y*ar ments to move hla family on 8«pt. Lauderdale. * Mr. Van- Anden, ha* failed to make a nroflt on Hi i, Ky^ reported struction. 1 to Ft. Pierce where he ,1a now The Free Methodist Church whose paintings have roclered operation*, increased prices on ’ „ there, 95 to 100 located. Ifa haa Juat returned from uch favorable comment a t Or- various model* from 392 to 3200: Wight eald that of concrete block construction, New York city where he attended do exhibits, painted a plctjb* Knlser-Fruyr, wtdeh Ha* juat em­ i*al there he hid waa recently completed a t th* a meeting of th* National Claim# dog belonging it by resident# that corner of Fourth fltrc«t m oi\a . ..bird _____ _ if ito3 C.i i B. erged from fhe "red,” implemented Committee. He waa greeted by th* w*«k before Laurel Avenue facing th* trailer |H«*ir, prominent F t Lauderdale an Increase of 199 on its F ra tea fellow Ktwaaiau a t their lunche­ camp.. . _ ___realtor, during hla stay th an . standard model. on today. . r. if-* * * ■ Seminole Urged Lo Act Quickly. * Youth Caravan To Obtain Cross State Highway GivesProgramAt Kiwanis Luncheon Nation’s Worst Heat Wave Takes Toll o r :i4 Lives Industrial Survey Of Sanford' Made Bylaight Company « \ v- *. -i ~------------------ -I- ------*i------- ---------------- _____ - * I H;- j L � 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 05, 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/7b8ef959de69d47fd8ef60c73cebd8d4.pdf 5bc8274acca7bc3f5e6fcb077a9f504f PDF Text Text FRIDAY, AUGUST t, 1) tllitlcs at once anil aeltlo their differerwv* by “arbitration nr oth­ er peaceful ntean».“ This eliminates references . to Article 40 of the UN charter and to the Linggadjati Agreement be­ tween the Dutch and Indonesians. Van Kleffans said he had been author lied by the llajtue to say that the Netherlands ."gladly ac­ cepts” the mediation offer and that his government was ready to enter into consultations with U. ,S. officials immediately. Russia in is U. S 4 tC M tlew U lives r e s t (lev I I “shirking” Its obligations if it * failed to take a binding decision. Gromyko took the floor after the United States had railed on ' the Council to' order an iramedi< ale cessation of hostilities to pre; pare the way for mediation. *■» llerschel V. Johnson, deputy U, S. delegate, .made his demand after Dr. EcUl N. Van Klcffrn*. Netherlands ambassador to Wash­ ington had accepted the United .States mediation - offer. Johnson told (he Council the. Hoard Petitioned 1 U. .8 . offer of “good offices"! * also goes j.) fhv ib. fy,i„ - « - 4 X«- - VSWvtissMl fis a , ’ ernm rnt of • the Indonesian K*!- who was-al thet time £ .” A.'Dod<* public whose forces are fighting Ian, .M r. Evans pointed out. . . f the Dutch * * ') • On Nov. 6. 1945. the County ; No representative of tha Indoj nesian goVerirthnit hat arrived Commission vacated this property, here y e t A dispatch from Batavia, *however, quotetl A. K. Gin), deputy Mr. Evans explained, and the pioppremier of the Indonesian Republic.,erly reverted to a c re a g e w h e rc , as expressing v ih e belief that *his opon thesf heretofore public lands government Wjftdd accept media- and streets leading up to the bath‘ tion conditionally.. beech have been irncrcf by , Ganl, a Pj>oy*r «f the Dutch, f Czech Motives $6,063 Must He Given B y Seminole County, I ir«e<sw a n — r s . . u*#i original decision to go to Parts For Lunch F u n d s must be reserved. He contended there was no change Involved In Cxechoslovak policy and said Cxechbslovakta still needed and hoped to obtain Western aid, a tje a a t in the form of "normal commercial loans for specific purposea." . Masaryk said tha existing econ­ omic alignment need not repre­ sent anv gctual division of Europe. Coal Production aaid they “are beginning to re­ flect the resulla of the new agree­ ment. * “ Surveys indicate very few op“ producing toons, ith normal periods under the old contract. The estimates of losses range from 3 to 12 per cent, with perhaps a general average loss of M to 10 per cent. "This la In face of the fact thet a t least some cgptlve operations are on a 24-hour bails because of the dire need of coal, and genarally the mines are.operating mm counties to put up $665,000 to match a drastically reduced fed­ eral appropriation of 1741,000 for next year's school lunch program. Seminole County will have $7,­ 203 available from federal funds and will he expected to contribute 1*1,003 next year. Generally applying the fund dis­ trary. Chechoslovakia waa now tribution formula of the new state pressing for a mutual assistance school law. Mrs. Thelma Flana­ treaty with France of the same gan. State school lunch supervlso,-, kind which ahe has with, the ' '. * " . sent out to the 07 counties notifi­ Soviet Union. * cation of how much they will re­ This was his account: “ When the Marshall plan first Will and how much they will have to contribute to continue op­ was mentioned, It waa my opinion eration of their prograiAs at last' it might tie good for us to taka year’s level when f t, 103,000 in part • • under certain reservations. ' Polish Ministers visiting here federal monrT' was available. She warned them, that although county contributions are unly per­ same opinion and aaid they con­ missive for the next school year, sidered it would be wise to go Congress has indicated it will re-' to Paris. “There has been some miscon­ an abutting property owner, and *iuire statr or county matching the rights o f every property owner before any federal money will be strued idra that we were sent available in the succeeding year. for by Moscow. Gottwald asked occupird . within the recorded . subdivision Up to now, the frderal cavern two weeks before any talk of the ,h r-‘i ha, thus been jeopsrdit-d. menl has financed nearly the en plan for appointments to' see , . ______ ____ ______ to diaeuaa Stalin _.. and *olotov ' ‘ Hughes’ Deal ope that “H this resolution of the Counwould tv Commissioners Is to go ^m.hal- state has suppScd. some. adminls-' rocnomic relations, alnca there e Secur- lengrd,” Mr. Evans continued, “ill trativf salaries, and a few coun- i was considerahla room for entiea have paid local cooks and largtm ent of these, further, will establish a precedent, that dishwashers. I “ While we- were on the way, rr, that there is not a plat recorded on the Mr*. Flanagan said the new the Pole*- decided against going inyone's records of any County court house school law makes It possible for to Parts, We arrived in Moscow ids the in the State of Florida, whrrr the the counties, tu. budget'lunchfv»n>..** .the only candidate* tor the , purchaser of property is sutured funds' ttu* appropriation* of trip to Paris eaat of th* Rhine. of the benefits of the property State from money for ru rrrn t edura-j “ Before seeing Ktdlln, I knew dedicated for his use.” tional expenses. at one* the situation 'had be­ James L. Field, chairman of the lter list of amounts available come extremely, difficult. Some P.T.-A. bathing park project, tyh- from federal funds and the amount bona fide, but not very useful, oed these sentiments when be said, speculation had lwen voiced In ”1 believe.(hat it la absolutely es­ the West th at 'Caeuhoalovalrtd sential that this land he restored breaks with the Soviet Union* to the pablle,-' so that w* can hav4> out water-front rights ami park­ ♦ 11,639 and 17,662, Broward 610,• 183 and tl6,4BO. Dade ♦110,143 and ing space.” ♦117,030, Duval *80,923 and |62.Tli* petition Itself recites, "If 401.- Escambia |2$,003 and *17.this resolution is net rescinded, it 100. Hillsborough 160,829 and will mar tb* beautification of the ♦47,683, Lee *6.909 and I6.IH1, Crystal-Lake Winter Homrs Hub- I-eon $16,361 and *7,111, Marlon division and doftroy the rlghta and XlJdlM xnd.17.iai----------------prirlleg w o f~ g it'p ro p erty owncVy Monroe *4,924 ami 13,031,' Or­ for generationa to com*, ami will not allow adequate parking space ange *30,136 and $26,863. I'atin Beach $33,967 and $30,373, Pinel­ for th* public bathing beach." as the F -ll. las *36.670 and (34.663, Polk *38,•The property involved is the 07-'f and $29,271, Putnam $7,066 Echols testified that oh Aug. jsotith.half of Grand Rend Avenue and $4,189, St. Johns $7,120 and 24, 1043,, shortly before Rdbitfruirf th* Country Club Road to $6,297, 81. Lurie $6,292 and *4,velt'a return. General Arnold had Crystal Lake thr east half of 024. -Sarasota $11,098 and $0,184, directed that no further action be Fourth Strret from Crystal task* Heminole $7,203 and $6,003 and taken to encourage Hughes in his ment, see ‘our ninny deto laike Mary Avenue, part of an Volusia $20,727 and $17,199. efforts to sell hi* plan* to the alley running from the Coun'ry algna. Ordt*r today to Club Road to Fourth Street and British Food two small parks facing on Morris assure prompt delivery. Walkway in thia tame block. ( I ' e a l l s s M l (IBM P a s s O a » t A bath house has oeen con­ in his hand sand a 9ten gun magstructed by the Lake Mary °.T.A. SLATON MACHINES ILLEGAL at the foot of Grand Bond Avenue, axln* ill hit hin p«ket. A suspicious-looking package TALLAI1A3SEE, FLA., Aui part uf which was vacab-d hy the was found under one of th* mat­ MONUMENT CO 1046 resolution. and“TKe btach.at, tresses and snappers Investigated ___ _ ___ this point It used as ad public •or ahfp, both built of piywcmd. ce profit making beach. Tha petitioners noV wek. Ip it as police instituted th* search P artially Ih^i fnr thw attaekaf*. -TlghCTnurth iv r U iii . . . . rrsto ie j to the ment houses ware evaluated of public for parking places tor auto­ - mobiles and the rxpansjiia-uf-th* oil teuanta except for one* 111 woman, ami the places were . bathing bsach.— * searched. All Better Dresses y2 Price If' .Ladies’ Drepses • CotJone and Hpun Hayons - One Rack to cloneout ’ BLOUSES Cotton Hhirlwalats In long and abort' sleeve*. 1-98 . ' One Hack to cloaeoul 500' • • ■' 1 l' . Work Pants lo-chwcoul for Shirts g,00... • (< v a l t B M S - 0 '■ / * Special *1,00 LADIES’ 100% WOOL SUITS . i A largo aasortment of baautlful stylo* to aol^ct from. To cloMout for Special £ .0 0 . Vo Men’s Straw Hats J/i Price T-Shirts Colton Some people s till have the strange idea that small budgets don't entitle them to good ejuality! Nonsense! They're the very people who mml bx\ t quality. W hat they buy must give good and satisfactory service. Every­ th in g you find at Pccney's is tesied to make sure it w ill give you every d im e * worth o f value fo r what you spe n d -a ll that, and m o re l’ • ,i jv rt » . %r hottost lumrear nights i 15*ooand25*oo OftUfe Men’s Pajamas FanI color broadcloth, Success 0 ( UN In Indonesia Seen As Hopeful Sign M w l Leather Belts Rayon Pants 6-96 pair n b i i i^ u i j ? Undershirts - 2 !' i , cWculotaa It blow* awoy i* ,1 Table MEN’S and LA DIE’S 8 H QE S FALKNER ING. A s s o c ia te d P re s s Lagaed W i r e Rioters In Britain Face Court Action JE R l > M I M. Aug 4 UPt Light young Jrw«. including a gul. k ill­ ed a Jewnh official and wounded the Jewuli manager of HaidavV Bank in Haifa today and escap'd Security C o u n c i 1’ a Fate Depends On Policy Q(, l^rmncas iV|*leiKr c a m r.^ ltfo This-is the first command ever issued by the council in the-in.-. SHOWN AT Hli n iiT news conference In Washington.- Sc-aclary of Dc "■TfTiWJfnirt Torreslil hsired uniAratlon of the armed services as “tha terrsts of peace. I t m*y be the most decisive and dcflnltive step In the formulation of a national mill* last if it .isn't made to stick. tary policy since th# formation of the Republic-.’ (International) Whether it is made to, stick w ill depend on whether members ol the Security.Council can buiy self interest and' their own ddfriencet long enough to deal with this In ­ donesian threat to global trsn- Gayaeodss* Ara Beat FINE NYtONS Th# name talk you they are the fln«.t nylon* you can buy l Very eheer, h u t kmg-weering 45 VRjD«e In Sun Shadow And Spring Beige tone*. They’m made of -floe codon fabrics. Platform Hole*. W ASHINGTON, Aug 4 id*. Biooks” John Meyer, H nw aiil ilu g liM J I J»p o il pnrttrfK tA w m g'j>uhffcitr-m an, h'd'ffjcftntified Senators today lie tin te d the Isie I V v ia President and Mis. R ooirvelt i l l the com H yde Patk about election tune in lM e ve t In ‘w ric n 'if'H r r ifly not r/spect the cen*r fire order. . d? y i l take tha -hindmost^' — - ­ TT* ssT<i the government Intemled On* rrcognit** that Hiilland. as "Many increa«e* in occupation­ to Invite front three to fjv.« powers the “mother country," has bad al licenre feer s ir indir-sted in to•pnd representatives to lndone- to swallow a bitter pill in or­ own k ' ,|hI and out own p io trd io n dering the crate, fire against those the Rt. Rev, Charles B. Colmorc. The Republican fr-rmler. Atfur whom she regards as rebels. Just l.cllicd liu h o p of. fA ie ttr R ico, tnld Slarifooddin, ar-id In a radio br jad- how U ttar was iwsdu. clear Jati the R otsiy 1’ fub today that al­ >avt Dial hla gorem.neni; go' • Thursday when the-Dutch ambas­ wished an International commission to he sador to the United States, Keleo though there is a email vocifer­ the third party In nrhliration of Van Klrffens, told the Security pay a $15 annual Ire snitrad ous tninoiily clamoring for indc|>cnthe conflict. Tills was interpreted Council that this was a purely do­ in Batavia to mean that the Jog­ mestic affair and that tha council of $10 as' form eily. Those with dcnce and. looking for political jakarta regime did not fnvor medi­ had no right to intervena. - •$3,000' to $4,000 stock w ill have jobs, the vast m ajority n l the Puer ation bv the United States. Again, one can understand 'why their fret increased from $30.75 to to Ricans have no dr»ue to be Slarlfoeddin declared Ihe repub­ the representative of an imperial 550. and $1.50 additional lo r eatli separated from the United States. lic no longer hound by the rficrl Rev. Colniore pointed out. how­ $1,000 o f stock. . Agreement, the rare between ever, that it w ill lie 50 year* next User Dutch and the ln-1-mxaiant by Operating sound trucks for nn*'i which “the United Stales of In- Heat Wave Engulfs year since .the United Stale* took own business has increased in denegle" was to receive indepen­ fee from $25 to $50 a truck, and over this island dependency nl dence In 1940 under the Nether­ Nation Except For lands crown. operating one for other than one's Spxit|. end politically it is exactly East Coast Area own business fiom $50 to $100 in thb s-flnc position today as itj Rcctnt act* by the Dutch in pro­ claiming, the tin -rl'h Island-* of Carnival price* remain at $5<Kt was 47 yean ago. It u hot a By the AasoriatAI I’ress Bangka and Billitnn ns autnromcircus fee* are still territory like Hawaii or Alaska, The nation trudged Ivack td wotk a week; out territories, when they former­ ly were considered ntitt of the re­ today to fact a hot Monday after SI00 a day fnr each 1,000 seal* but what is called in l l i r w.usjs public. nullified the agreement, all t\:«t thr East Coast experienced or frartlnn thereof, and other of the people who live there' "a show* under te n ts . t«. a sweltering' weekend. the' premier aaid. , A wave of heat warmed Sunday a day, according to admission. Dutch spokesman aal.l most The former $100 a day fee rrlands units were already outings from the Pacific Coast through thr Mississippi Valley for furniture auction* hat been wen at an me principal govern­ rtilled up, aevrral no-irv before the midnkpht deadline. There was with Picry*. 8. D„ reporting ths reduced to $20 a day for concerns ment officials, it appointed hy the almost no activity todtv at R*-n. highest temperature, 110, as Ar­ in husinest her* not lets than P ie tid rq l o l the United Slates atanjs. which had been the Dutrli kansas sweated through ita eighth two years. The rate for finaned or mon­ The peoplp * h e ie would like' to (toons' expected Jumping-off place straight day of 100 plus which ey lending companies has been elect .their own officials, hp con­ for an attack toward Jo g iik irta . resulted in two Hraths. Although the Eastern Seaboard upped from front $60 to- $100 .a tin u 'd . addin* that he would -like The. United Nations Security Council last Friday called upon to t thr most part escaped the year. . weekend's heat,tem perature* were Rates for professional m*n such to tee Puerto Rico made a terri­ both tide* to cease fighting. In statements yesterday the In­ expected to climb today and loro- as altonteym, architects, dentists tory looking ultimately toward donesian! said they were “willing" casta-were for rontinued high m er­ ami physicians have b**n Increas­ statehood, something he explained, t<4peate hostilities, but that a cury leadings over almost the en­ ed from $16 to $26. which might take a hundred yean. Healers by electrical or mechantruce could ba carried out effec­ tire nation for tin- next day or two. Puerfo Rico It iltuglcd about Portland,’ Mr., howevar, h it a tively only If the Dutch withdrew 1.000 miles southeast nf Florida, record low vrsterday for Ih* date to demarcation iltf*a established Rev. Colmor* declared. It hat a last October. There was no in- as the mercury re a d , 48, three population of 2,000,000 persons, U. S. Hits Red Plan only 600,000 of whom live in eiti*s, largest being Kan Juan with On UN Application the 120.000 population. The island |» 100 miles long, 40 lullrt wide with LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 4 l/D— an atea of about 3.500 square Tha • United State* objected inih-s. The density of Ha nouulastrongly today to a Soviet tlro<l a a t l a a »4 a a S a i t S a a r I posa] hat the United Nations delay mncideratlon of memltership V« To Build 100 Bed f l p n l p i l Rfrom H NAustria, M P RIlly, i . Mrs. Dossie Murphy Tallahassee Hospital Ilungray and Romania. Hayden Raynor, U. 8. respreDies In Washington sentativ*. told the Jtocurlty CounWASHINGTON, Aug. 4 0V) fll'a membership committee H ut Ths Veterans Administration an­ Mrs. Tyson Murphy, Mr«. uossis Dost!* Tyson Murphy. w|dth* Unites States could riot accent ow of the late Kenneth Murphy nounced today it will build new Rusats’scontention th at study I00-b*d hospitals at Thomaaville, died In Washington, D. C. Friday of these applications must await at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ga., and Tallahassee, Fla. ratification of ths psace treat­ The agency said It la "scrapArthur Zachary, Jr., after an 111ies. Bf‘ previous to build a 200- bed nesa of two months. He pointed out th lt treaties •pit*! at Tallahassee. It ”prt>bMrs. Murdhy was Uksn ill while with Illy, Hungary and Romania visiting with her sister in Mont­ ahWwill be ' eight to twelve already had been ratified by all gomery. Ala., later being removed nereccary states except Russia to the home of her daughter. She pleted and bids asked on alther and added: the Georgia or Florida buildings, bern a resident of Sanford for “Surely the people of states had tha agency added. 12 months. which merit admlsalon should not The administration said Its body w u sent to Sanford be penalised solely because of tha forThe decision w u baaed ui»n recom­ funeral services which war* mendation! of. the Houae A p p ro - Two Bandits Hold Up falure on -th* part qf; tha sUt« held this afternoon a t .4:00 o'rlocji: to ratify.’* • vi prlaUona Committee, which re­ JackHonville Store Raynor said Austria should be In Holy Cross Episcopal Church cently waa given authority to HDapllal Hfcns have been completed and » T O chosen for a 200-bed hos­ pital a t TallahuSe*. but the agen­ cy u l d today It must “start all ever again on plans and speci­ fications, reducing ths site to 100 beds.' ROYALL RETURNS 0 INGTON, Aug. 4 (Ai­ ry of W ar Royall today i by piano from Germany ho went last Thursday tr 1 J A C K f l M r c t a . F l... A u g .T (A*)— Two unmasked, neatly dres­ sed bandit* held up the Setter G ro cer/ here at 7:46 A.M. today and escaped with $1,200 In cash, police reported. The bandits, one of them armed wHh _________' ____ tnuim d the atore a few mlmutes after It had opened for business and took tha loot from the cashier. Police said employees of tha ators dsscribed tho bandits as being be­ tween 30 and >6 rears of ago. Both wore brown business suits and ono had on a panama b a t Tho armed robber waa blond and wo*» Rurvlvors besides tha di Mrs. Zachary, Include one daughter, Mary Zachary of Ington, D. C , two aljU r Frank Nabje and Mlaa Fa aon of Montgomery; at brother. Jordan-T yson, i Montgomery. • CAR T H IEF HUNTED ' Whereabouts of ■ white man who la believed to have stolen a 1035 Ford Kedah, the properly ot Mrs. Jack L. Yates of Lake $fary. ia being sought by local author­ ities. A i daafrlptjoit uf tha .man PLIGHT TAKER OPF has been broadcast by the Florida Highway Patrol. ? p ,. • CHICAGO, Aug. 4, (AT—' am P. Odom took off today Orchard Airport on a lBjtoo solo speed flight around th . x I" « • . on tin way a t 2:31 I (Central Daylight Time). >n Of Late' Presi­ dent, Promises T o Tell All Concern­ ing T r a n s a c t i o n s ve.ell tulil Nrusta Ihe Jewnh tindeigtmmd issued a statement saving "W r have not yet settled oui hanging account with t|ie Biitiih." "They threai • ' ell. then on duly v\ills the -V rnrd new bangings, , I-**1 *ee)> two yniuig British • With I .lim it Itnotevell. son ot • Corps in Europe, had wiitien In sergpants. who had Iweti kidnap llie Isle I’ rrsidrnl stated * few (amity suggesting that trte ia ed and held hostages for two feel behind Kim, Meyer to tifje d I Inrnds nf lot in lhi« counity Ih weeks, wgt* liangn) In a forest preserve near Natanya. wlieie befnie llie Senate Vi'ai Inveilig.sl I invited to Hyde Park. Hr wen they wei# strangled and hied t.» mg Committee t l its inquny into 1along' on that invitation. Mere death from wmitidt cut hy the ♦ 4 ll.0 0 0 .tl0 0 of wartime contracts said." thin, knmied ropes. The committee 'ha» heard lestl __The.. JUi.l as—ln»wl« -ff»riet svt-i* was shot l„ death hud restated Ihe Jewish handtts. The hank hy. an Army colonel lhal ynunc manage) was lenten until hr Roosevelt had bren, asked to re opened the money Imix Witness's main in f.mope until oiler •'ic said the ridd-eis' escaped In n r#.SrssA?ntfir> Iik/aV We ifXernitf s'rtlssed How .it rreimimfsaanet father, the l i t veil. 3 mini: IliH n r ifll sv 1,1 the President Imf), a “ fa lh e ilr ” irrle r r - l in what hr.w as lining, hut that . pholii-rrmnnalssaere did lint rank in the inipudam V w ith Ih r “ lew o th rr prnhtems*’ th * President had nn tils pilnd at lh a l lime. * . g.iting im ito n tml (acts'* 'about lu< the Irltjn g of w contiactc to I Ion ai Crowd* outside the bank fit*: t,ried to •'stop the escape, hut dis petsed when shot* wei* fit*,| because o l the inability n l its members to measure up to Ihestidentical requirements. MS Sandals and Play Shoes Meyer Testifies It W as Gootl Business To Go To Hyde Park ir war arcnmpvniri City License FeesjCoimore Explains To Be Increased Political H opes • More lit it i-It soldiers will be executed .b> ligu Zval I-*uinl v« soon as #they a ir captured,, a Churchill Backs By New. Ordinance Of Puerto Ricans New Offer Made Republican side, and asked that • • ^ • leader of Ih* Jewrith underground Pit verb! take (his into ronsideraIfmllM Nl f * | t ’ Sis i *i’>n. . A world which is most dam­ Commission Considers Retired Bishop Says Laborites In Plea (A Netherlands g o v e r n m e n t nably weary of bloodshed and Boost A f f e c t i n g Island Has No Wish spokesman declared at the Hague hunger and Volume Increase To EaseU.S. Loan Deadline Nears the Dutcli would defend themsolvci about lime-al . _ nations.got alswiid Many B u s i n e s s e s F o r Independence vigorously if Republican troop, did the |ieace handwagoti—and “tho B 50«andi-oo M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 4, 1947 New Defense Chief Hails' M erger - W r get a wee glitnpie o l rain­ bow- through storm-clouds in the compliance b) Holland and the Indonesian Republicans w ith the order by the U n itrd Nations Se­ curity Council for cessation n l tire bloody hostilities in the Dutch East Indies. Bathing Trunks 1 .9 5 and 2 .9 5 Sport Coats F L O R ID A , lly DEWITT MACKENZIE Foreign Affairs Analyst Terry Robes 1 /3 Off , AU Wool SANFORD, Indonesians Issue B A T A V IA .' Java, Aug. 4 OP) — The Indonrjian- Republic joined the Dutch tonight in announcing a midnight ccaie-litc older to troops, flopping hostilities in In ­ donesia and giving the United NalioWi hi ffts l’ 1sf(T^v ic to ry fer Chaffeur Caps rt’H 1 m .tteu Established 1908 Premier Asks For.. In­ ternational Body • T o Be 3rd Party In A r b i t r a t i o n . • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V O L U M E X X X V III In Palestine comfort through tho - a* " THE W EATHER vt * .. •* *• t T a rtly rln u d r tonight and Tues­ day eveept local thundershWVers In the afternoon. .. S iva, r » a » n » » S new year it is 172,818, and consTWHIW Increased expense* It will be much smaller for the yeas af­ ter. Mr. Lawton predicted. A total *213.063 gross increase in receipts, mainly - from state sources, is offset by a $74,4.0. rev­ enue decrease Including the fftl,B50 formerly supplied hy state racing funds, and 121.264 decrease In carry over balance. Other de­ creases are 12,300. of State ami Federal Vocational allowances, 295 by the. State for textbooks, and 11,667 fa district 4 mill taxes, The State will increase Its al­ lowance for teacher salaries from the 1103,826 of last year to *219,907 during the coming year, an l«t you aloop In cool Cotton Hulls, valueH-to 5.95 tfh f I * School Ex Room Air Condltlon«rh . Special W a sh CloMis GENEVA. Switxerland, July (JPi— A subcommittee rnireu ing trp of the 11 delegiMom th* United Nations sp ecial* m ittrr for Palestine will t Jewish displaced persons (1I In Europe, the committee elded today. John D. Hood of Australia i head the group, which will clde itself on details of the t< ( a U n ity T h e ro I s S tr e n g th — * To Protect the Peace of tha World: To Fromota tha Progress of A m eric^ J o Prodnee Prosperity for Sanford. t I.axlex and Jersey S u lU values to 5.95 H ath - Towebs UN Committee Plan Tour Of DP Cam Special g ,0 0 TOWELS* C an n o n NEW ORLEANS Aug. l-(/P> A minor tropical 'storm in the Gulf of Mexico hfs veered in direction and wa»j reported by the Weather Bureau to he moving toward the Texas Coast in the vicinity of Brownsville today. l-OMtex H u iU valuett to 8.95 All Better Hata B ig, T h i n l y GULF STORM BATHING SUITS ->-- Yi Pete*- mattor, would it notT asked chairman Ferguson of the subroromiltff. “Normally, yea,” Echols replied. Ha recounted, however, that when Booaevelt came home from Europe he, Echoli, w u told to cooperate with the President'* son. As the Inquiry into Hughes' ♦40,000.000 wartime contracts went through ita fifth day, there were published reporta that Hughes will ask the Justice Department to investigate the “relationship of Senator Owen Brewster (K-Mo) chairman of the full committee, and Pan-American Airway*.' • Show n \\y M arkets Government Hit For ‘ Frittering Away” Dwindling Ci edits ?p. Hartley Seek Congressional In quiry Into Tic-Up le price rtefrxtltftif llm-fcdv »hould be known W pO D ^TO C E. EngfsnH. Aug. 4 be tnliulate*!. Director Wilaon state-1 today that gross sales are already definitely past last year's record-breaking grand total of $31,211,386.61, by more Ilian $2.400,11X1 for the system a« a whole. "At the close nf thr fiscal year." said Director Wilson, "it wa-i ap­ parent that our State-opi-rated m allets had continued '.heir tinbroken record nf showing a gain each vear, over the preceding 12 month*. 8ome of the markets had scored very substantial gains However* because of bad weather Irf February and later, which knocked production In a number of important producing arras. I bail liardlv dared hope for such a substantisl Increase In volume ns re- te ll said today, that llie uni" i important enough in the overall a new ppijMisal which it hoi e I pi'H m e n irllt pivcrdtnc*' la be lb * would n e r t a lltik r of 107 -i committee investigation, that much o l the American loan hsd been “ frilteiesl away'* by th r Labor government.- He nonetheless pledged himself to bark efforts t » bbtain "easemenlt" iir conditions surrounding the swiftly disappearing $3,750,000.1)011. and to obtain new Xiediis ftum Washington. . f-nrd Motor Co. employer*. Richard T Leonard. L 'A W T IO It happens that I had some sire president, did not ir \ e , | |i n, i ai lie * -intimatp ’relations with the nl the new suggestinp s*|iu’li lie man w!in was Cnmmaniler in Chief <ml u ln i w a* in ilia ig e nf ihe war "Nhaip (liangr, and ruilailmen's are to be mailr m the loan expen­ diture on non essentials and it w'll lie- fSfiynnn'% duly to accept I Churchill. in a psily »pe'c;|i. said tome o( the loan vomfitiont "alarm­ 'll" hi|u, particulatly the clause obligating .B n ljm to make cutlent sterling transactions by lliilith customers Iterly convertible iqto dollari, . ’ "However I reb--l, a n tto ly nop. on the wlaJlow of lim fail nilndevl 'American people to tusk* ll*\ neceaaarv easement s, w i t h o u t which a policy for which they have mad* heavy sacrifices will cer­ tainly fad In it* effects." lit* war­ time Prime Minister t.ii-l. "There Is no shame in one brave and ' faithful_ail)', deeply Injured system, showed a gain of better than $1,600,000. 1’ompan-i‘a salen for th* last fiscal year totaled $12.N.*h.O50.66, a t eompareri with 111,174.1*9.22 for the fW-al yrar M. J. Lodges Return ending Jun* 10, 1046. Sanford State Farmers' Maiket. From Cool Vacation oldest uni* In the State-operatrd •yxtem. reported a total of *2^08.Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lodge, who 018.93 this year and *2.630,834.82 returned recently from a trip to Isat y ra r,'' Washington, D. C., Baltimore and New York State, reporter) that they found Ih* cool weather to their liking, and that while visit­ ing Niagara Falls, and Windsor, Ont. th* temperature w st at time* down to 46 degrees or less. While at Savannah, New York they visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Whitehead of Sanford who ara tp rrxliar - th e. summer— months there. This Is a prominent celery growing section, and the quality of the celery is very lion announced that It had no m■ptaifX^Tof averting the tin ' walkout, which, would h* th* fit <t major strike in the sulo In-InVi-; In 17 months. \ . Jo in t'S , linens, etmip.ittv v-.-• pirsiilsut, -told- reporteis ,-t.- entCte-l the nll-fmpoitaoi •- * at the ilowntown Rttok «"« tltf, Hotel ■ "We have no further c-mntet piop'Vsals im ritlier issuf '' The two sides are at odds ny,.r \ pension plan and ctiiitim ' letuit)^ protect lb* union agnlpst y- . II isrIIniiH e»tt | ‘R|p | ssstpi Irigictmcnt AhIumI In Lynch Attempt (’use IVst Coulrol Board Named Bv Caldwell TALLAHASSEE. F la. A-tg. 4. ■Pi A fivj- man pest c,t|ilro| 'ward to examine nn-l certify tpid'rantx fit iiisrrt and itatfld eradication •i” i ators’ licenses under a now Nothin la» pus tuitncd tooay by It—fllltil t jlhloell. list- rnetnlo-rs ate J. M. Roper, Minrnl "|M*ra)i-i for n u-rm of •b ite vents, J. I*. W'ulher. Or1sndq operator fnr a term of ono w ar, A J. Rugeie of Gainesville, l ‘nirar«itv of I bo bin eniomAlngiat, • i t\Vu ' m •• *io. John T. rtiig h to n . University jf Florida rrithinologlst, for a t h r v . - t r ttjtit: nn-l Fullrr Ttesr* of -Ins-k-tiivllle. memliet at/ large for a l .stt vfar AfUl*• Growers Urged To Vote For-Soil Proj'ect toward th* performance ..f w r duties.' , .Judge Frltzell cautioned the grand jurymen that they must keep absolute secrecy on what o-eurx In th* grand Jury room nnd without referring to any purr leular rase said "If the evidence dots not mAka out probably i don' return trunJiills but if it ik>x do the only tblng you can d»- return a true bill.” - J l TheyH be holding -enur t trrtr maybe for tbmrJands of year* and All grower* of .Seminole County nnd I'roperty owners were urged by County Agent C. R. Dawson to­ day to vote.for IIje program o f anil coriMi/vation W'rdnrwlav morning at from HAM) o'clock until noon. ' If apjirovsM, Seminole County will I-* arconted Ihe same Stats and fc b -ia l government engineer­ ing service In soil conservation now given to nearby counties'th at have «li endv approved tha proVoting places will b« a t the Court llutis* office of County Agent C, R. Dawaon. tha Town Hall at I.ongwixMl and tha grocery atore ‘at Chuluota. Foling man* y-r l » )u i\i- (w'l-n rtln scn s i s it n t jnese offices, . • . The elrctlun was arrattgsd by the State Soil Conservation hoard at a hearing recently held a t the Court House at widen growers ap­ proved .having a referendum in order .th a t Seminole County may Medved the Iwnrfits of soil con­ servation. DOUGLAS IN PARIS PARIS, Aug. 4. (A*) — Lewis TITLE BOUT TONIGHT Douglas, American ambassador to PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4-f<F> Britain, has arrived In Parts for a conference with Jrffcraun cirff. ry, United .States ambassador ta H I.K ..T �The Sanford Herald i v i i n t m o x B*TKI r »»•!>*• io aevooce C a r tt.r , w eeb M eath ----------- —----- ------•e M eolhe S l l K«w T tlV n < M ee*u U A...CUO* r» i“ wblrfc Is 1s t " • • V : •Mi*'W«>r W I* eIscMsle eew it *n re, ss weU* ■* «*■ «ta patches- MONPAT. AUGUST 4, 111? R IB LB VERSE FOR TODAY . b u a I L ROTTEN SPOT 34D8 TO 8PREAD AND DESlOY THE WHOLE U f E ; To U. — II. ' minded Is datth. R*>* Senate inve»t.gel to met:! Wellington piOtPto Join 'Hie Guard Maori Iriba . funaral fits* In close no auch “idarin,; example" New Zealand are called tangL of war time entertainment expen­ diture* as thoae of Howard llujrhea. • Ferguson agreed with Senator firewater (R-Ms) that a “searching examination" by Ihe Are You A committee had failed to turn up similar records in the fUaa of other Potential Diabetic? California plane builder*. Aa Roosevelt waited 11 testify, . By W. V. BITTING Rrewater cited a report of C. N 'Bailey, general accounting office Touchtoa Drug Co. expert who made Ihe survey of en­ tertainm ent expenses. Bailey said It is possible to sort potential that his examination,, limited to diabetics frqm the rest of. the contracts where the , records-are population. Fat peopbi over open to the government, “disclosed forty are the most likely vic­ tims, especially If th*v have diabetic parents or relatlx**. GoingC BACK-TO-SCHOOL in If someone in your fsmily had diabetes, tell your doctor when you have that next reg­ ular physical examination. He will advise you about weight and other contributing factors. ses. th at bten ised Ferguson observed, however, committee Investigator* had unable to find any auch item­ accounting aa Meysr gave. There are more cars on AnieHcan fgrms than telsphonss — 4.150.000 cars as compsrsd to 1.900.000 telephones. I)r. Charles L. Persons Optometrist FASHIOJfS from the pages of 'Whsn dlsbetes is prsssnt in ths body, diet, exercise, ar.d in­ sulin as prescribed by yuur doc­ tor wig suable you to live a norMedical advancements con­ tinue to enable the finest phar­ maceutical firm s to product better and cheaper insulin, and It is always available at ths rounter of the skilled, conscien tlous pharmacist. Sanford Atlantic Dk. Bldg. Hours: 9-12 1-6 * Phont 2*i This Is the 109th of a series of Editorial Advsrtlselnenls ap­ pearing In. this uspfri . each Eyea Examined • Glasses Fitted Copyright See these now andKate Greenaway Frocks Terrie Togs of Cal. Celeste Dresses Irene Ilamsey Hand Made*' KiDDitLflnn, Florida. It is up to the young men of Sanford to help main­ tain that reputation by joining the Guard now. Thus, they will be benefittlng then?se|ves and- helping their town c o n fin e d o v e t'v h fU Secretary o f D rlm ie Royal Symbol President- AwTlhe re»t d u . can tejpice *»« Ws.hingtur. h at -nothin* mote tenous then hot tummer dsyt to worry than ihe Diopet tslute for » csb -newt that Sanford’. fame reset, considerably farther than Aithui Codlrgy’* radio program. Mr. 3cnd«r‘s daughter Beverly writer from A u^bcrc. Uflrtntny. wh*«« •he is slsyina’while her hutbsnd Kinchin Powers, it ttstioned neatby in ths Army, that the went t< orange* Meyer Testifies wh»- you charged It to aircraft," Fi'tttuaon ahot hack. Ferguson produced . a vouchor order to Hughes for 100* planes, fur 1100 for entertainm ent' of Roosevelt lq November. of 1044. the committee has bc.ni^-ield., t Baled JanettV Thomas as one of Meyer's expense accounts, given Ithose present. the committee, show expenditure) Ferguson — Who was Janette of more than 16,000 purportedly for entertainment of Elliot Roose­ Thomas? Moyer—Shu’s a xlrl from Cali­ velt and his friends. In addition to this spending, the fornia—Paramount Studios. • Ho added that the item was committee heard from Meyer to­ day that he bought a handbag fur l charged to Hughes A ircraft be• cause It waa general entertainment screen actress Faye Emerson, wife .J men will be given-their choice of n year’s service in, tho of Elliott Roosevelt. » year sftvr' n Ihe-line of waft •■ear*. Ferguson showed Meyer a news­ -United States Army (or Navy) or a period of training in' the decision on Hughes' plan*. This clipping Nov. 16,1944, " r ' ' *” M|mss* TOed '*■»»«» iv«»# ll»| Id-H, the National Guard.-Many young men will prefer to.spend was also charged as ’‘entertain­ »paper which related Elliott's return from three, years in the Guard, where they-can remnin at home ment." Europe that day and aaid that with their families and continue their work in their chosen From the 194S period—when Ihe Meyer had met him in New York. plane contract was letdrman occupation, t<f*belng drafted into tlie Army and sent to The Michigan Senator asked if refreshed bis memory any as eyer’e 1944, appe^ae.vouchers. that to whsther he was In New York At that time, ths committal has The value of National Guard training w'as thoroughly when Elliott returned. Meyer said Htfcslfri .during till* recent war when officers' and men heard in -previous closed session It certainly did. teitimony, there tpas some talk of with National Guard experience rose rapidly in rank and the cancellation of Hughes' Ferguson — Did you see Col. Hughes' conRoosevelt while he was staying in found themselves well equipped for ihe innumerable oppor- tract for the F -ll plane. with hla daughter. tunities which piesented themselves. Not 6nly did they • MsySr, going through his *x *,California, Meyer—Of course. fare better it* to promotions thnn the more inexperienced pense accounts, came to a long Ferguson—Did you See him evfrom Nov. 2 to it, 1941. I srv day? men, but in time* of danger th«ir chance* of survival were weekend There was an item reading, I don’t think so. improved by the training they had received. “Dinner. El Mordcco, ten pcorli.*, H*M«vcr—No, must have had olhsr peopls he To many men the pay of $2.60 for attending weekly 130." could see besides Me-Lock Usd, drills of two hours each Ih no inconsiderable item and may Meyer, shaking his Itsad, com­ Northrop, Vultee,—and we’ll sey mented: “T hst’s verv cheap." sen e a useful means of balancing the family budget, but "You were only paying the tips, Consolidated too. for the town as u whole the copibined pay of such a com­ Ihe bill was charged," Fergusc.it . . Ferguson—Why did you pay his hills, and not these other "com­ pany, amounting to ubout $25,000 a year, is something advised him. panies? which no business map or civic leader can afford to over­ Ferguson asked why the trip to Mever — Possibly a warmer Hyde 1'ark was charged Hugh's look. As a source of income for our community we should friendship grsw up between' Col. have a National Guard company. Keosevclt and Mr. Meyer then with some of those other com­ Sanford has always been a good National Guard town. Before Pearl Harbor -it had one of the finest organizations was I'reddenl of tha Unit*: panies. I think he's t very charm4 ii,th u , » U t« . if. hnd n n e u f -the b e a t A n n o riv * lo be found S talest l thought U Wm 4 gVcsl . anywhere. It produced more,officers, and more high rank­ privilege." Senator Ferguson said the hooka ing officers, than probably any other city its size in “That’s why I wanted to know gating com m it!**/ you the nicest pcopi* - th e MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 194? THE BAN FORE HERALD, 8ANPORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO The British government has decided to |>ermit the Prince** Rlizuboth tn have a-hltr-iwhUp-wvririiag •with-all tnetnm m litg* that apiicrtain to a royal ceremony. West­ minster Ahliy will hi* the scene of* the wedding and no expense will be spared to make it a glittering pageant. It might be sup|>osed that the sight of so much magnificense would a rouge rancor In the hearts of the people who afe undergoing terrific privations and see no relief in sight. But that will not be the case. The loyal subjecia will line the streets, as they did when the King was crowned," waiting patiently for hours, in the rain ,;if need b«v to catch a beuuty-ataneii live*. The princess is to them a symbol of romance, without which they would lie poorer than they The rest of the world wonders how much longer any nation will be able to ufford the upkeep of romantic symbols while Rocletr cveiyWheTi! 1ft undergoing a levelling process, or Italy only, imagint but the best guess is thut in one form or another they will her turptit# when the found ' n s te full with the M syftii brand of the Patrick Fruit Co. .straight from Sanford. . . New Penalty If a Congressman is sent to jail, should he receive a government pension? Ex-Congressman James M. Curley of Massachusetts Ih now in prison, and ex-Congresaman Andrew J. May of Kentucky has just been sentenced. A Senate bill left pending by the adjournment of Congress cuperstc. Virginia Hill, in ette you aie not hep 16 )h* gtnglsnd has been used to the disadvantage of the government." lor*, it the |iil I o f the for­ tige While' no names nre mentioned, Curley apd May are mer "Bugsy” Siege) .who bowed clearly in mind. gratefully out of the Lot Angelrt An obvious point is thut this udds a new jienalty to those underworld picture when a flock Congressmen who-are convicted of crime. In addition to of machine gup bullets caught the normal' fine, imprisonment or both, loss of pension up with him. Vbgini*. h itn ’t bten rights would be added: It is refreshing to find Congress able to tleep well since, though concerned over the conduct of its less reputable members. thousand miles Both House ami Senate have too oft,en disgusted their southern constituents by tender care for the perquisites of good and bad alike. The new hill is a welcome departure from the club spirit that has hitherto prevailed. Hill. lot the tecond • ». • 1 1* ■ *• ' 1 % •f 1 >. ■*xifi ••*.• ♦* • dentally an oveidotc accithe may have taken R . T. C O W A N CO. increase! following tb* inersat* in the price oi cotl after ■th« coal cpcratoit surrendered to th« ex­ orbitant demands « I John L Lewis Thus tb* people are continuing to p a / the price of U p i* ' dicta- ' End houac heating trouble* before they F O R T U N IT S gin you that smart ontombit look with \ M A D I-T O -M A T C H k \ S H O IC A N D DAOS begin- -use a p e n cil notv Instead o f home is builL Our author!* J p y ki Crocodaro talivf new booklet on hom e heating y ' / , The Junior Chamber oi Conixaorco diivc to raise funds for the operation of tha Tourist Informa­ tion booth for tha promotion oi the tourist business in Sanford it meeting prith pronounced. sue>*Nf 0B4' business tile r another forward subsumial Fortunal Intarprgti In firy» laothar tha dittlncHva morklngt of tha vanaroblt crocodlla for thaia'daliflhtful, datignadto-molch shoat flhd bqpt. • . To land you a (othlonObl# coitumsd look . . . To Itomwod your avsry outfit Into a brcutlluny coordmalad costwno. ill Inform ation on modern. inexpensive, built-in pU healing equip* FREE frff copy now. Sec your dealer, call b offered Florida Pouter A Light Company w ithout c h arg e to b u ild e r* o f adw hom e* a n d lo m.U ceopM, U lo drive over i a t,______iJ . • v "i �I \ M P A Y . A U G U ST 4, 194? PAGE T1IKEK T H E , SA N K U H D H K K A I.O , S A N r O K P , F l UR1DA Miss Whittle Goes To Waring Workshop Calender Mo n d a y No- 10 ot Mm* W.S.C.S. of tne F im Methodist Church will n a n at 8:00 I*. M. at the h irs t of 3. R. Iloolchan, Z306 r’slniet if of all Sundsy school Wbvkers and teachers of the Prew toterisn Church will be held at TUESDAY ***a Friendship-League of the ttgatlonal Church will meet e Parish House at 3:00 P. M. THURSDAY Hli# T. E. L Class of the First Ikptlft Church will hold a cover9 -4Uh supper at the Church P BROADWAY By JACK OltltlAN tost unbelievable. Stories of k bath*, champagne allpper Mrs Park Honors August Bride-Elect Mr*. Charles Park entertained on Thursday at !:00 o’clock'honorIn* Ills* Connie McCall, who*« marriage will be an «v»nt uf Wednr-tJav .*rlth a luncheon at the Mayfair Inn. Guest* were sealed at a ion* table In the small dining room of the hotel. A lovely arraugment of pastel axtafs dumird the decoration for the table arid nlsce cards with ttay noeegaya of the past si flower* marked the seating arrangem ent Mrs. Park’s gift to tHe honbren! Caswell, Mary Ann Wbelchel, Sylvia Mrlsch, Camille Ilattcn, Jackie Brotchie, Martha Perkin*, Shirley Smith and Kathryn Wig­ gins. Mrs. Ralph A. Smith Honors Miss McCall tl*» rttra v n g a n t Diam ond i B rw eplawlea are not l i e - ___ ____ ______ Mrs. W. 11. JUitx relum ed on Friday from vision* relative* In New Y«ck and W rit VUjtinla. Mrs. Henry Wight plan* to Irsve on Wednesday for Moston. Mark, where she will spend saveral’weeks. Mrs. J . 0. Laney and Mr*, dames Higgins and son have returned from spending a week in Opelika ami Wetumka. Ala. oiiWdsy*. One' m g ta & lx . knSKn young comedian, for ;nce, lets nn happening go unaaUced m hi* life. thing modratiy diverting occurs fat his path the various Broadway tfcnmlrjrrs are duly—and axaggtratively—informed. fore the progreseloae of bridgo the Watklne. guests were Invited Into the -lin­ Mrs. J . A. Rabun and dauphtri ing room where they enjoyad iu-d Bevrrly have returned lo th 'lr punch. A fter the ecoree were ndd-*d home In Tampa after visiting /or a few days with Mrs. Rabun’* high score, a ----- -----mother, Mrs. Jhwtl Chapman. straw purse, was ; Knimet McCall am t.u‘ Mln - r —Mr mnA U r* B u U rt ..AViUlmma "won " " ”» .1___l.,- . ’ WIIIIm.h. Daphne Connelly. The himlkrr. and daughter, Nancy ‘ William*, chiefs Were presentrd to Mis* Me- have left to ipcml several wrebs Call. The lovely color erheme ua* at Daytona Beach In the Hutclicarried out In the refreshment* leon Apartments. consisting of Ice cream with rale* Mra. G. A. Speer and children. embossed with liny roa«s and pink and green mini* and aflled nuts. Tommy and Mary Rose, have left to spend a month at New Smyrna Those present with M lu McCall Beach: Mr. Speer will join tlu-m were Mra. McCall, Mra. E. 8. Mc- at the beach on vrcckrnd*.. When this fellow w»s married, trick angles of the courtship were promptly sent around for columnar perusal and when utilmattly f ^ tc r a dignified period had tlsWml. he we* to become a -v th t buffoon engaged in d il­ uting, to columnists who go In such domestic drivel, alt the IllDCY MMitWI; AtlH sppronching.fatherho-nl gaga, dhal, Sylvia Maiacb and Kathryn en (hr lad Waa l-orn. all availa- Wiggins. ’ ijBt (ancient) parenthood jokea vers lifted bodily from ’ Joe MBT venerable rollectlon and nut 78 Attend Opening sse. Recently, the eeme fellow Youth Week Supper rrturned from a two montha’ va- itllun, soend in Nujtb nt received quite a bit About-78 young people attended at the State Teachrr1 College in bv reviving a bunch.of the supper held at tha Flrat M- tb- Boone. N, 0 . jokes of a ‘couple of odist Church 7 o r th# opening day ago and ^adjusting Sam# of Youth Week which fa being Mra. William O’Nrlll an j r‘ conducted this week at the church.' ■mv-'i ■While nothing Is too trivial or The program Is under tbe direc­ where iV will board a *1.1 Important to kn-p to his own self, tion of the Youth Caravan. The Germany to join Lieut. fPNeill h trumpeting treatment Is con­ supper was served by Circle No. I who Is stationed with the Army In ned highly ethical along of the Women’s Society Germany, wdway. Quite a few respected itlsmrn of Ihe thraler. movies I radio even bespeak for the returned lo their h'omr In Coluni inner In which he constantly rU In the puldlc eyes. ■ time with her parenla, Mr. and Mrs, K. F, LundquIsL Mrs. Paf • * * This system based on the AnyMcnt' Is the former Irena Lunddng-For-a-Gsg principle was prised by a press agent who has mther and slightly bothersome rimmiek.” All hts lub-thumpclients are announced aj beig In a n>w movie ehot, writing *e, acting as technical advisor or l some manner employed In connt movie turmoil which I have rinlta knawlclgu seldom, it illy exiata. The praaa hoaa trivia My Beauty Shop nt 206 North Park f« now open. Joutly through the mail* (o The latent in modern equipment and ( furninhiriRa !a desk and Just as religiously have been in/tnUed, including Individual booth •*file<r In the waste basket, uw* tin t any major mavle unit*, and a soft water aytitem, which la a necessity npanv’s talent rxertlons are an in keeping your hair aoft and bountiful.- • satanlly In flux as lo preclude Drop in or call for appointment. Forfnerly at 309 finger on Ihe pulse of everthlng Park Avenue. ikh sppesra In ike public int*. Therefore for several years HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY SHOP has passed along such false *06 North 1-arlt • PhoM *71 it ae "Mis* Susie Glsmorgam* bcokeehnlcal advisor. en tbe D m y R. Selsnlck film about decline of the pande populatn Hast Overshoe Missllucky. is xwiping the coll from ywood to begin her cinema iUr*. Meanwhile she Is singing f lull Ananias, located quaint * a Brooklyn sub-basement." enough the stuff aoraegets by some usually cauwritlng /oik. Juat another tq ie filed undex "Oh, well." Hollywood By BOll’ THOMAS -NEW YORK CITY, Aug. . 4, (.specialI — Alice Rerte Whittle, HOLLYWOOD. Auir. I. i lA— 041 Park ATenor. Saaferd, who I* Olivia D* li U going tn the director of vocal mu-u ttt the lease H.-iiUvn-ml U'-.in-i I,- )■■ Seminole High School, la attendin* Fred W ariag’e Uv«ic Wurahip at Shawne*-on* Delaware, iVnn^ p M A* kwh n« the o a r fini.hv. aylvanla this week. ' i A it m “The Snake Fit.” the and h>, !,-m Five hundred - men and wouien hand. novelist Mantle (hvxleteh. wfco direct college, bl*h svh-col. Mr. and Sir*. Kenneth Hitk..iq_ plan to huifd a lp,nw» In Rsppahs* church, industrial and radi'i music announced lUlay the Mrth of a, npek.' Va.,' where hi* fn rlu rr-i - il,. and whtr reprrsrmt wvery sltftc In .luiyhlrr Sh-rjrl Diane,, dp, Acg. I 1tfatd. t*li\ia. s»(ju.lia» nevrr l>e(oir this country, Canadu,and tlhilta are at th eJeru aU ' LatieiHoi Mewtur. rn fc (U rdtlegv. *ay» shell take attendin* the Workshop lid* sum­ iat Hospital . , ; classes at - nHuby William and mer. They watch Fred Warm*, r . | .--- — i Marv C-ollege. and his • famed Pennsylvanian* ^ _______ ____ it . . .Allman .... Mr. andi Sir*. J U, toTlie (iooJttcheit win livr In the broadcast si* coast-lu-coast shown* day birth of , ■ annoUnitdihe ,, - ------ » •*■«. ,a*t while she ijtn't•making mnvlM a week and oW rve.Trhcarsat tech Jeffrey H*whit. utt J ul> 'J;* at .the hrtY. Thi« m-rms to be a move ntqur*. Orange Meniotjal tlu.pilal in Or- - merit, dene Ticrnev amt Jo in tin; Undo. Mr*. Alunsn will temem Cynthia Roumillat »' Itcrvd aa the form erA nns Cur" * Mrs. Ik W. Shepard and daught­ Honored On Birthday er Sandra of Hollywood are the guests of Mr*. ShepniJ’s mother, .Mr*. Francis Roumillat, HI, rnMrs. Jewel Chapman. iertalnetl on Saturday afterndbii In honoy of hrr daugliter. Cyn'hla Mr. and Mr*. 0 . C. Dorsdurff Kllgn. who celebrated her sixth and son left last week f i r Indian­ birthday. The young gu-*xt* gath­ apolis, Ind. to spend a two wrek'a ered In the hark gaidrn of tire vacationRoumillat homp at ,1IU l!*v Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Caasube tcvnth S treet Blur and pink Were used throughout the decoration* and refreshment*. (James were playrd and favor* were “fDhed" out of the "Fishing Pond". Mr*. Roumillat w*i assisted tn serving by Mrs, F, K. Rnumlllat, Mrs. Ilrnry Wight, Mr*. in Dirk m n , iienry m Aik. en. Klltabeth Sumter and Fmiv.-* Id still rhsse after attention chlr/ shower and bridge pai c a tM dividual rake* iced frosting with • blue candle ami fruH 'lulte were arrrvrd after C>nfhla had cut her birthday cake. Those Invited to lie with Mia* Rnumlllat were Judy Ludwig, Frances and Sheila Moure, Francis Kouruillal, IV, Patty and Kay lUtlgan, Marianne Strickland. Susan McCall, Mary Tal Wight, Ann Thur*tom -M errill Philip*. Linda Fitt*. Dian Aiken. Patty Nancy Luke, Kvrlyn Ooa»r-y. Frann-:,' Brown. KBtalieth Funder. Dtdc ,Sharon and Karen Carpenter. Also Caroline l-ce, Mr*. A. K Wallace Mry. Edward McCall, Mrs. A. W. Lee. Mr*. Olive Wells, Mr*. Minnie Jones, Mrs. Wight, Mrs, J. C. Aycock, Mrs. Alkrn, Mrs. Charles Luke, Mrs, A. IL Key Mrs. Earl Dossey, Mrs. Jlruw n and Mrs. RouniillaL Beauty Notes By IlKTTY CLARKE Im agine lb# ih ap rln make hi* tonx^ieUyed return to ol a studio's pri'.«* sgcms the other-dev wIi<k litrinbera of rite Ford and Chrrmiif 1oniiUe* *> flv C f i t n l on a w i at the lin o. ' Shirley Temple «iU gel a rest between “Mart Hagen" oml "War Pat tv" . . Jeanne ftegnuy •I.h’S a strip tease (e« tnf-eh ■»* th.* ton offke will allow) In ' Time of Ytttir L ife" Her eaa.-Si U brother Jimmy. eX>buirle*que hoofer . . . . It will be nest »i»»nif for Chai lc« |liyvr.tll*TI d>» alter Fram e. * t • . .Clifton Webb pliys a hah/ ^ttter., ill ^ W in Jet*, profession i»-l*,ing glatnnr-icd . . Da you- know what Jane%*iu«»ell read* between T alefate * •cette*T, The l*.jt,|e. It'a n^ | m i ?| Rhr’» court rrant on the tre a t L»*'k . . . . Jt> "Stafford ha* shelved 40 pound. in a \r* r . . . . Headaehr D ept; P i t t / Ann Garner, workirur in picture* at Columbia aiirt 'A'lh.Fm 'imuhanvoaelj*. YAUUliKY VENETIAN HUNIW tmerlca’e Most Hesulilel •. lumlnum — (W a r — Polished Uuraiaum Ask Mr Fur Free Kalimalr STEVENS - til" W. RotiinMin « Orlando I’hm te 2-0729 - ALTAMONTE SPRIN(iS NEWS m rs. R i>. McI n t o s h . Jti ANNOUNCEMENT Mr*. Wlnlfird 1UJ| from lo r . onto Canada hi. returned to Altamonte, and I* the lmu«c vue.-l uf Mr*. Laura Davidson. Mrs. Weldx-r Bsinr* rnte>iainrvl mi-mlH-r* of hrr hridgr rlub Fri day afternoon. Mr*. Janie. Smith, Pmtia Got da. Mr. and Mr*. Noble ILrtdv and rhihlten from Morgan City,' In "Pent la«t Rmvlry wijh Mr. and EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SHOP Closed during July for remodeling home after "Pending two weeks at PDgah Vice Itancli in North Carolina. Mr. and Mr*. II. It. McIntosh have moved Inin the old McIntyre Home, whlrh tkey loinlm e j *cveral month* ago. Mr. and M 'v Harror* L. Horne rmitorrd to Ft, Aiigusljae Satiirr*. 1-0*11-* Griffin I* "pending one month In N Mr, and M ,*. c. hdintm ilnstT , Savnnnah, tin. *ie vulllng Mm. Kntsminger'* parents; M r. and Mr*. H. D. Mclnliwh, Mr. and Mrs. rTaienc# L. Iti-rne entertained *1 Ihrir home on Her mite Titlll. Fundiy evening. . Guests Inclu-lril Mr. and Mia A rthur Lott of Orlando, and Mr and Mrt. B. D. Mclntadi, Jr. Opened Today Special* fo r th e m o n th o f A u s u a t filcnrt Ford surprised cvery.mc bus-drivitiL* s--vn In ‘"The Mating Of MtBi.- ” ILIh-i formed U-autifully * 0.1 -li-ln’t "trip a gear, tJlvnn worked fur the Bav Cities Transit IV while studying dramatics in Ranta MonItaihara B<-| C.-d.l.--. ha* ha-l five goo.I play sitipl" -iffervd her. but ha* jw -'-d them tt|i. Slu* p lv n in doe* nut appeal. Often tlw col,a la not daep rnough to cover up "(Bottiiy While ip-ta ami strop mar|rB. AP Newafraluraa Besuly Edilvr liquid »un lint You ran resort to a III tie sul rosy bronze shsdc* or deep tanterfuga io make your skin b«k that can be ruMed ovrr the fa-e ptler f t. has started (u le ’Irack 'to It* natural color. coffee and rub it over their arms, neck am! luck to arhi-va a smooth looking tan during thj* prriod. -‘sfiomrtlmrs thbs ia a measy and unplaa*ant Job. Many times after the Job la completed, the shade gat it Buie rvr nly distritn over vour hack, take a long I died batlr brush and w rap a c around It. soak on the tu.t ami coal it over -your bark to a nice FLORSHEIM -JARMAN -FORTUNE of the Month $10.00 NOW § g .4 5 $ 8.75 NOW ^ g .9 5 largest single 4.760,000 of them. FORTUNE CASUALS WERE n to Full in. th ttt-b e a u tly Beige 1 0 0 ', . Wool ckm lng full-cut Junior ENTIRE SPORT STOCK REDUCED! �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FOUR. Southeastern Legion Tourney To Begin In Florence, S,C. Aug. 13 olete master of the BL Augus Saints over tho entire nine ini route as he allowed the Saints three scattered blnglea. Lake lowed but one Saint playei reach second base. Second basethe seventh Inning, but re* id on second as Lake forced Don Anderson to ground •out. *tnick Jthrwy Fawllek out and made Stan Kgrplnskl pop a fly to catcher Bill L*wls to end the fram*. t Friday night Big Bill Stanton scattered seven Daytona Bench r to hang up it r the CelerYman. Finch and MenSaturday night the Feds again turned on thd steam and r.hellaike d th h ItleU 'ln a 6 to 0 twilight tilt and returned In ths nightcap to edge the Islets In a 6 to 6 extra inhing affair. The fins! lilt was scheduled to be of seven inning* ' duration, but the club* wer# forced to ploy nine. . , „ ' « Charlie Bisten Kprked the ftrft game of th* twin attraction ami Johitnv Toms l went the roiite In the finale. The Fed* won the final fracut Saturday night In the ' s r si <•' - i i s r Ftaye* •* v Judr. lb • ® And si sod, Il * » l'swllrli. t( , , *.? Cetebsr, t siper. .Broom lurriT, Iltvxrinsn, If a College All-Stars L a u n c h Practices! For Aug. 22 Game EVANSTON, M* Aug, 4 —(A1) —The college football All-Stars, who P davs Rente will meet the Chicago Bear* before enhie 10,1,000 fan* in Chicago’* 8oldier Field, today launched a rlgorotia practice grind. Head coach Frank Leahy of Notre Pam s welcomed more than 40 huiklea from big and little college* throughout the nation. Remslner of the full 01 -ptayer it* contlm it was expected Ur ir ttVli Tm nr .The Iriih stategist emphsslied he maant hurfnet* in the two-adgy drills booked until a day or two before the Aug. 22 night rla*h with the champion Bears of the National Football Ltagug In tha 14th annual All-Star clastic. Ltahy may turn over bossing chores the f l i n t few days to his three chief eideg. W<1ly Butts of Georgia. 1March!* _______ _Schyrart* ___ nf Stanford and Georg* Monger, of Pennsylvania. The AU-Star ^>raln trust will be handicapped by th# 1st* arrival of four luminaries who can form a real "dream hackfleid" - - full* Blanchard, halfback and Quarterluick Glenn Devil ------- , — . m ------'Arnold Tucker, ol Army, and halfhsck Charlie Trippl of Georgi*. Blanchard and DaVis, who r » cettly finished making a movie In Hollywood, and Tucker won’t be able to report untit they recleve Army aislgntnenta. Trippl, lng bassbatl for Atlanta of South#m Allocation, will fly 16, Jo*t a week before the National Boy*1 title with g.s, 6-3 triumpr* over Allen Cleveland, Jr.. Santa Monica, Calif. Th# boys’ doubles winners were Hkmilton a Riiccihi iarr qi d s vo n n ., Eaton n«miiiun u«inn Rouge, La., and Richard Holroyd, Detray Beach, who defeated Fred Haglet, Hollister, Calif., and Whit­ ney Beed, Alameda, Cellf., 5-1, 0-4. Thera are approximately 38,000 deafer* who sell and service the lAKFORD 1*1 1*0 et*—# product* of ths American auto• Errors: Anfltrioa, Lewis. Runs ttotlv* Induitry, Ini llsrTlasien I. Lake. TwoI«se hits: Lake Judv. ascrKlcett rylsr. Mehlsnus utk*. astiertM-t. jnubl* plats: WUiCe* to Judy to (ststtet UcUanBSitn Mar,ay to ISUaifield; Murmy to ItillsrflsM. HAVANA TOURS eft on M m -. Tjtt. Auausttna X. tsnterd I. R u n on Salts* off tw Summer Rales Kttthsr t. *off lletper t. Struck .1 DAYS run.hr la k e 3 kLyteib*' * **!<■» ill I Batcher t In ' 4, trtnlaa* far t Bjr Boat ttchen DavU. JC -Ilerberi lie. defeated Richard Moult j N t# Orisons, 6-2, 6-1, 6*1 t< Iks 1947 National Junior Ten. (C a atlae td tress T a g . O ar I after Elliot Roosevelt recommended the plane favorably. A contract for 100 plane* wai let Hughes. but It later *M pared down to two plane*, none of which wa* available during the war. When he took the eland. Roosev­ elt eald be wait-glad he-had teen called b f -the committee- U -tell Hartley (R -N J). recommended an hie aide of the atory. immediate congressional study of "This li me first time 1 have the threatened stfiks at Ford Motor Company to make sure the taft-ilartley labor law, le obser*’- aome — I'l*-.member*. geaueesa-v. M Chairman Brewster (R-Me) of the full committee Interrupted to aay that General George Marshall (wartime Army Chief of Staff) had eald he had twice turned promotion, hut had l>een “forced” it* agree to a third recommend•tlonT t When Roosevelt »ald he had been “Invited" to testify bv Brew­ ster, the latter said he had not issued any invitation. "Your name ia signed to the telegram,” telegram, Roosevelt rejoined. The crowd, .filling the caucus room, roared. Ferguson said he. wanted to take full responsibility, and that the staff probably signed Brewster’# ram s, . — Titan the qwi atbinlnt yren t:-----Ferguson - When did you first become connected with aviation? Roosevelt - A* 1 remember it BUTTS SAYS U OFF JO HAVE . IMPROVED SQUAD FLORIDA STATIC LBAUI'B W L Fee. , CHATTANOOOW, Tenn., Aog Team ± -. I—W^-nWallv Htitt*, athletic d ir r n s f i M — eetor nf the University of Georgia, lltU n d II 41 .11* »aya the Southeastern'Conference Orlando IT , *1 .H I S3 61 -lee I Football taee this season wilt be ■AttFpnU 10 II .tit : between LBU, Tennessee and Pal aik a Lmliurg 10 4t . t i l I Mluigsfppl State. Daytona tlaacb I t *1 .11* 1 Htrait. Tr litre ay “ I wouldn't Ilka to put anyone Palatka I, OrUndfc 1. Hartley, vice chairman of a on the Bpot," Butts j etd hero yesIieland I*, Leeebuf* I. joint committee on labeii-menagelUIrwevlUe *. Daytona lliarh m int relations, said In a stateHANFutlD I. fit. Aagu.tine going to I)*." Palatka at Orlando He gave the following eiseup “ --I am thoroughly convinced HANFORD t, B». Al from the etatements which have to columnist Buss Walker of the Lattburg at IHLand Paytons H*ach at Itern Issued on the =threatened Chattnnooga Times: strike al the Ford Motor Com­ . **LSUf has more squad depth, pany, that this Is it m atter which esperlenco and strength than N. „ Tnrk we must go into front tho begin­ la»t year, the team will have im.Ton ning of the negotiations. We have, mom experience, and Neyland'Detroit therefore, watched, th^ situation will He working with his hoys I’hilsdelphlo closely over the weekend.” for tho npcond year Instead .of Hartley, co-author with Sena­ the first, Chirac. tor Taft (R-Ohlo) of the new la“As for .Mississippi State.-they have the best back field, and I New Tork I. Cleveland *. believe they’ll he near the top Detroit tl; tlostna *. whm the conference champion Philadelphia I-S. HI, trills I I ahip Is deckled." Chicago I, Washington 1. -RATIONAL LKAUt'R __ llutts predicted Kentucky anti .Ftorrda would have tl fit. Louie New Tnrk Rotary Meet tlon I* about 600 person* t<» the auuaie-mile as compared with 39 Ir. South Florida. During the early part of the war it was regarded as one of the great bastions safeguarding the ■Fanarmi Cs nal—aad-A *nsy~«afw-»t» anlkipsled.it might become a com­ bat area, fortifying It and pretetlIng it with troops, •accordingly. After the successful. U. 8 . Inndinga In Africa, howevsir,lhf dsnyer II* said he w»* general manag­ to Puerto Rico' was ovirtrom-. er, about elx and a half months, The weather therejflte said, is with' a west coast airline. 'L ater he said, he became rela­ neither ai cold nor so hot as fn tion editor for the Witliam P-an J- Florida, The temperatU” range* j between 65 degree* aitd 70 degree*. olph Hearst newspaper*. Jle once undertook a selling Tliera I* never any frost in Faet to assignment with Douglas Aircraft, Hlco, h# addH. It is largely n ha said, bql “severed the connect- one crop rountry. with-sugar being Ion before any scales were made.” the principal source of income for Ferguson - 'Were any checks the Bland. In recint ycats, he added, sugar Interval# ;th*r# have issu ed to you? been buying sugar Und in Flcrido Roosevelt - No, sir. He was slab connected for, a and have established; ’Tiy-prtKfpct time, he said, with the Aeronaut- ami, •A Iher important,Item of exical Chamber of Commerce at Tho Red dpnrtUn pineapple f 10,000 a year. F*rgu»on - Wafa you 1rained RUtes In large quantities in enginesringT R ootcw rlt - No, My- college iver completes!. education was never Ferguson - Rut you do not claim any engineering knowledge? Roosevelt . .Oh. no sir. lot of impractical idea*. He men­ 1 A total nf 17 American comp*. tioned the nationalisation of land nle* are producing passenger cars, in which th* government bought 38 .are luring out truck* and 11 to win th# doublet crown, defeat are making bus**. lng Sidney Bchwarti, Brooklyn and MacDonald Mathey, Prince ton. N. J., B-7, 12-14, 8-6, 2-0. 0-3 7.its -i.» i— ■lied fn* Buddy Behrens Wins : Junior Tennis Title Strike Threat Roosevelt Testifies MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1947 W H ISK E R - W IN E a t-firs t because of new men but Legal Notice “will ho humming plenty loud be­ fore they get around to playing ue later in the eeason."’ TO: HARRY PROCTOR. Rest Aa for Georgia: "Wa lost the d«me and address unknown. You' sra hereby autlfled th»t *• best hack in the fnuth In Charlie Trippl, we lost aome other boye suit In quiet title .ha* been (tie* who will hurt ue, too. Hamlripk Cotinty. st aantnrd, Ftorl da. In a certain cause emitted Nan IheV no longer, hail',to and hence failed In produce, with the rrsult that the government, had to take the land track and eventually return to its original owners. Rer. Colmore wa* Introduced by the Rev. Mark Carnenter. Charles Morrison had c h a r g e of the program. Jack Ratlgnn announced the Joyce* conference for this weekend at which Edward Barrett, editor of, Newa Week, w ||| be the principal speaker. Tbs club voted to hold a picnic during the second ,f - r*qutr*d tb aptwar In tb* store rasas and Caurt a t ganfont. week of September, bliss Barbara ■sld Florid* on or befor#7 tha Ird 4*V Dampler explained that tho City's of Bsptsmtur A, D. IltT. »V SAM recreational program B for th* cause will prnesed sx-part*. This benefit o f all children In tho city ths Ind day s et Auxu-i A. t> IltT. ,-0: P. -Herndno. Ctsrk Of Circuit Court '•---- asmlnnls- n -n M r Ftrwtda.- F nyr r.-L . Dardlck. P. C. ItOtfOa II !• Cincinnati *• I* Chlr»«o i; II iniUburch <1 1* Philsdelphls in •« lim its m in d e r New Vork It-*, (Second *ame retied nt of clghtA Inning. Hunds Dimioh t-1, Clnrlnltall ! Chicago *, llrnnklyn a. fit. Louis If, Philadelphia >- 1x3 BUC8 BUT LYONS 01° BASH CAUGHT d rilJ S % £ bS« y S t e ^ / l n * n u„dfa. eloaed lakeL according to n report by Harry Robson. Jennings was fishing with Bob Wallace and used a river runt epook to catch the big fish. p l* m until neat gprlng. Thp Un| twJ now h u 110,WW milea of trolley coach, ilrv et car and bua route*, a two percent increase over 194*. (T'S YOUR MOVE Here Are Money Savei A MEETING OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE TO ALL RETAIL MERCHANTS IN SANFORD WILL BE HELD AT THE CHAMBER OK COMMERCE B ING AT 8:00 P. M. TUESDAY, AUGUST 5. E URGE YOUR ATTENDANCE, Sanford Merchants Association NEW YORK*, 10i/4 hritfr— $51. Leave 7:16 A. 61. and 11:46 A. M. CHICAGO*, VA hrs. $56.! Leave 7:15 A. M. and 11:45 A. 61. - MIAMI*, 2 3-4 hro. $12^ Leave 0;17 P. 61. Tie reaatctiiui Alilta* All r a m P I s i Tex. Direct connsclion* with Airline* aarrlng America PHONE 1325 passengers F io m im a in r n v s if you live in the country * You, too, can enjoy all the .. EASE NICK'S PACKAGE STORE COMFORT ,410 Sanford Avenue CLEANLINESS CONVENIENCE Flue Tax w iser Tuun tours ti to a• Day* Days Speslal Price* for Group* of 4 or more r*ru>ns For Information - • Reservations Phan* or Will# a p g Ar t r a v e l 100 BUcayn« Bird. Miami, Florida Phone 9-5386 Ever since OPA people haye been » f —■_1. i **■V—7 1' ^* S I having: trouble with ceillngrs— • Last Monday we found and MouUdmu tsantsd were no exception. . . * of lnexi GAS Service^ with M odem Do away with work, worrj’ and tleajtlnjr/ Ehtjoy mors time, and leisure to devote to your family and yourtelL . V -. * *M , V , ^ Green’s Fuel givea you a dependable-gma «trvie« .that Is instantly and constantly on do^r! \VHBBEVEB YOU MAY U V E. ‘ COOKING �11 ►AY, A U G U S T 4. 1947 SI’-' kSlNtnlAlttt FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM H Try NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM Wo make our own Ire Cream, All flavor* Tatty — Delirious — Healthful NICKS • r ' ’• - 414 Sanford Avenae * Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Aluminum, Steel. Wood! 10 DAY DELIVERY LEGAL NOTICE 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE b> PLAYERS for rent. H> CONCHETB HEWER PIPE P week. The Music Box, 110 SEPTIC TANKS, Crease Traps i t st. l'honc 953. lllocka. Aluminum 'Windows and Her ecus, White crinent, Paint, | Speed in Melach Building. Pt-rma-tile, Hurricane braces hiflu ofirea, .imwly decorMiracle Concrete Company, 3U9 [all utilitlea, heat and janlElm Ave. Phone 1335. Irvicc furnished. Call rttlrtp . A A. Dept. Store. FOR SALE—IJmerock for drive­ ways and roadway*—Pbona t'O R * RENT—2<f i r m m b 1241. ■rd truck farm. 12 atteawells, a 7 room dwelling tu x .’■•1)0 FEEDS—complete lire. p o t house* 3 Urge barns, pair tot *rx-sit* only ’ -with {..tdJlwil1* TW*d# Teed STIffd’ ' |( ) n Cameron Avenue, llatterVa A Battery Charging. side Sanford, Fla., phone II. II. POPE CO. INC. . P. O. Hox 883, k . n. 4 CEILING fans for sale. I.snevs Drug Store. LE8CENT HOME now it Chuluota", 18 miles S. K. Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nails. nfoid and 18 miles N. E. Purina Feeds, Groceries and rlando. la rg e screen and ‘ Meats. A Watson, 1201 porches to sit and.enjoy . Celery, Touchton Phone 1109. toI breercs off Lake OathI-ergc grounds and walk's AUTO- RADIOS, Motorola, Sales kfrom auto traffic, Larue and-Dei flee.— Tb* MuilJ BUY; 110 W. let St. Phong 953. accomodate -!> only, or write for reservation HEWING MACHINES Ace. Oviedo 2362 nr Hr. 1RV SALEH A SERVICE In 2802 or write Bo* Ui7 HERTS SEWING MACH. SHOP Iota Florida. Large sedan IIS S. FRENCH. PH. 1190 heats to visit their doctor. kB L E at once, convenicnt- COAL circulating heater. Reason­ able. PH. 1106-J. pnted down town section. date apartm ents with all CANVA8 PAINT- clear and col. m conveniences. Adults or*. SENKAHIK GLASS A Piprne {»50. : PAINT CO. Phone 320. fe I ll’ll a n d unfurnished FLORENCE porcelain kerosene k d u lts only. 2300 M.-llonrange, perfect condition fO.VGO. Mrs. Moon, Phone Lohgwood 23. I t apt. adults, no nets or CYPRESS Lawn Chairs. Assem­ bled with screws, painted or onh n . Inquire 2C9 E. 5th St. painted. See at 2372 Palmetto fed, Fla. Ave. Phone 210-W. DM furnished bungalow, refinished, available Aug. SM1TTY’8 ' Balf-propallad Lawn M6sfer-i*~Smtlty'a' GsTsge cor ■ mi HFW r ner Second Street and Sanford IE. a pply tu Hi E, Cuchran, Avenue. Call 1139 for free dem­ Lmutvil. onstration. HOUSE and whit* par EfTATE. FOR SALE WESTING table sewing machines. Rett's Sewing Machine Shup. Phcri* l 1190. ' ESTATE fcSUHANCB NEW unused double bed. inner,.MORTGAGE LOANS spring mattress A box springs, |OM» M. HALL, Kcaltor 15.00. 200 W. 15th St. r C " - Broker and Insurance Agent Florida State Bank Bldg. OLD NEW SPAPEHS-S GENTS PER POUND. BUNDLED IN [two story, three bedroom BUNDLES. V Two car garage. On __ 10. 15. 20 and 25 CENT jo t- lf d - x 140 In- Marfatr. HERALD OFFICE unfurnished or furnished. 155-M. IE Ivlth complete equip- 0 ARTICLES WANTED fdr tukly straightening A Ing. 12,700.00. Phene H8W- Highest cash price paid for used furniture. Ted Davis Furniture. Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 968. jarrn houses, 18 acres land, jlc inch wells. 2H miles 8. I'LL BUY your car regardless of age or condition. Roy Real, 300 (bnroe on highway 44. John W. 2nd St. Box 10, Lake ktojiroe, CASH paid Mr stamp collections and accumulations, largo or Apartment house, all large small. What Ho yau have? Bend Upstairs has four rooms complete details to: Max Train­ bath, downstairs has large er. Rt. 1 Hox 64. Winter Pnrk, room, kitchen,' dining Fin. and. two ^jdroom t and er. Eight Icres—600 ft. on way 17. (del Ideal fop tourist J Pats. Livestock. Suppllaa or for trallsr camp. Two [from Sanford. Bargain at General Electric Vacuum Cleaner, W.OO. good condition—R e a -s o dn a b l a H UXA4 vvtnimv" price. Write Mrs. John Murphy, !FRED W. RENDER 2 Fla. State Rank Bldg. Lake Mary. Phone 1010 w.llttr i< llaiw»o<l Itomt. Turualo, iintailu, cslisila. mtul SUM, igstllli* mldt**s Is i* Itsisi-Ht Itosit. *|hi ,-iitii. On1st in, i.'ansits. • i TOC Alit; IIKItKUY M iTICtmi ■Ihsi * ,101 tiss lie,n nisi* !•> Umi 1c.-lni Until Istua lor slisoiuis ill•We REPAIR! VSltg ■ir ths Clo ill > -"i nl Hrill | lu. lr I'.-uIII>. t luiiJs. *( rlsiififiit FIIER ESTIMATES I'IoiMil - Tbs bitrl title W Ho Alstcotm 41mu Lone, Phone R08 mainnrr. v*r/u* HvnrtM* UIIImu Valtlrtv turns ilrlroilbnl A.Mi voi \itr: MKHKIIV IIBvjf tit a: i > to titr; s.qiti sp t» irt« « , . rllbri .!'•> o.n.ill) or li> slturnri, i In sslil , uii lot dlxore*. on III* Jtlh d*> of 4u*u*«. I»*T. #U» lb* rsu». will *n by drlsujl, AgsluM )uu and, thiiwafirr i-ionnl Lx I'srt# uithi-ui fmtli.i. nolle# In "you. j:xKcrTt;i> anu ihhukd ai rtanlord In Mrinliii-ir I'vunlK Dials of I'turlds. this tllh da> of July, a HELP WANTED 1141. . O. 1'. Mrrndoo * A, l ink ol ths Circuit IfnUII. WANTED: Man to aucrn-.l R. , ti.iulio.il- I'oUnty, Wafr o l t l - o o 1A Simmons for Hawleigh husin*-** lly «i I. Hi,nl. in Northraat Polk* County. IfaKI IW|iul) ('Ink families. Produets sold 20 years. ti'trrali Cuuil :wall Permanent If you ate a hustler. F o r. particulars write Haw- IS T t l E CIRCUIT i T j L'RT, S I S T I I leigh’s Dept. PAlt-440 I03R, J l ’IflClA l. i-IIIL'l-tT IS AS H f o r n R u i s o i . c .c o u n t y , Memphis, Tenn. or see It. H art­ Kl.Olt 11 • A man, Hoy 234, Longwood, Fla. IN CHANCKItY NO 4*11 LOlCK Mi» K NORTON. EXPERIENCED celery glower or I’tatmirr, trained faint manager for farm -x»- ' _ in Zrllwxmd arm . stood |mxltfah CAItl. * NORTON, ti.f.iuUnl for right party. A. Duda A Sons, im iiiia : Oviedo. Phone 2151. n i l HI. 14 O P !•» Ill IPATlir.Xl TOl t*Allt; H JlOllWlX,* tSS N Umroons Hlrrrl, GIRL for raahler A cosmetic coun­ I rtiiiat, n Kentucky. ter. also soda girl. !.ancy‘t Plug You a ir tirirt,) uMtfinl In appear, Store. In tor by Attorney) In the Pit cult Court ol Nrtniioilr County, EXPERIENCED Steam Piaster Plotlda, on or Irluir thy tllh ,1a) for dry cleaning plant. Apply of Au* # till, t,» answer a II.II of Downtown Clcstiets A Lsundiy, 113 Palmetto. Furniture Dr7uu&7f~ FULL time Watkins Route available In Sanford If you h a y e g oiknaaiklp c a r and are willing to WorK Aork 0 hours a day for excellent oarnTHE SANFORD CABINET Inga, write for personal InterSHOP view. A.D.IL CsrC Hctal.l ‘ * 1Z4 Pakntllo Aveane MAN till WOMAN ONE lull time and urn- part time, for Tourist Infoi mation Booth. Must have secirtnrial Ability,' -pirating personality, nest ap­ WATCH REPAIRS pearance, as well as knowledge Three Day Service of Sanfuid ami Central Florida. Write to Junioi Chamber i f Commerce. I*; O. Itox 1342, »tat. All Work ing age, marital status, experi­ ence and aalaty expectations. Guaranteed IIIro w r m '5 K " J S J L h : i k «•«t kta. «s»Va In* I h r Ciernjah Shipyartki,, Industries Allotted To Fifteen Nations llltl'S S E I.S . > u- got one foimalitchydr unit to .mi-. C n - e h o * l i » a k i n aide that country' Ise Introduce .tin u n i t e a c h fo» lUMltirt. Tlir Net hn land* and penllu/rttliiito. « , - t e H w nidtf-I o n e t h e p i o d t n l!; ',n o f 11,-lgitiln,- Aug. 4. rile Interallied ltcpni nlim,* . H»|i «|>e*f |siali|»«ftwl i-l*i ••!. |*rrtini> I it»r- Agency nnuum-rd l.Mlay it *iad de- A COOL SPOT elded td allocate llm u tm ig '. fam ­ W ITiSKW i uticf • tfii .il ous FI,dim and Vos* S lu t')a id , aval thU H it -l.u aif Ju t) |H » . and 22 othci G eiinan im lurtual o. i iira x iH » \. Ck» * i4,i 4\» m | oncerti-i t>> 15 nation*, includm r «HR A LI ^ thr I niter) St.it, - Thr.-I- elu-nileal hla'nt*. a JarfoYv c n tn in jn c inifthine tind w -e t jihot'it and *18 niivliaiiicnt .plant* M I T 44 • M l- I I I I I I I I I M I I «l O X • III « | l u x • I l l U*rtl for tu n ptiHluctiun w ere'tw o IU X * I.H I t l l l l ) llltllllll other eoik'ern* to l< d istiib u liil • ta rw l k. 1*47 ** Alin hot ' j pul In loaull - uiidi-r the lemv* of the ly t.d n in J u ly IS. IS* in. I'AUhtf C.-urt Hgrremetrf. toil. Hour*. 8>i> ■ <.,■.') II.-I i.i. Tile lllohm nnd Vo-.r Shipy*idx and maklm. i [- - ,| mir.iic.it.,-n wn*» on,- of the Inigent ahiiiyatd • hr Hlalr •** i1i«.o IT..,,, in lii-rmanv. F'ifler-n of tin- 18 ha* drlrtin t -,t il, ■ II,.,, i, >nroi l„ I l»r tul, • th. vnl>n, ll*alln. member governments of the ggenMlety and *, l b . o ik a u i- cv made claims for all or p an of (*l!„n of » • 1 c o ii*. i Cali-* I, «li>- the plant. not. whirl, »- r nftccl,r,1, a t ) l i n t The Agency decided to divide lylna wtlhlu lb. i - v a i t M i u n d a i p p i the plant milling the. 15 claimant*, Hruoiiol* C, • to vl*w • t| r n b - t a l o t I* a n d the United Slate*, the United In cumpiiaiu w ,llt Ih r i t,-r 1u Kingdom, France. Albania. Alt* Holt C0JI*r<>,,,ti I'.fii. t . \. tiulln, lUdgitiin, Denmark, Greece Chapter H r i*i FiMI,, ■•f.irpdum irr 144s*| ill . |fi4 India. Luxontlkiuig, New Zealand,! abuve d*». f lllut f * •. l|t’ Not way, The Nrtherland*. t'j«-»lio.i trrntln* lit. ■* , luli-l-.U iM-'t slovnkin’ mid YllgiraUlVln. till-•i >* pnrpprtiom* to each and, ih>-..c.ttthrictn on 'ked. mui. ,t vtilue Hole not »p«vif , I i DATE ft It CKP.lt ItNIlt* M ’ The United States, The Nether­ A % •t ■ i •i ; • lands nnd ,U*eehn»loi akin nil n*k)H)Lt*K Tn tiCIIAIN "IT V > |N A. .Vr.Jiif • ,.i f--i th, entire painxq! pinpi nt pflid.iv.} im \t*i: LfppoldslH-ig. which iimnufhciiii • ?*4iifont, « i.t» U lltli Ufllvr cl* f„iinnldclivde and |>#-tjtn.-t. • I 41tin V T i m ,* | U t l tlirile, two ,-,<erttii\|* for xyiithi'tle m l-'ht|lt|4»tft. |!r i%r* KllllbU ■%«•»• ’• 'V•!! |.r l,tt ;Vr)\rW** r,-»in UM'd largely in paint, and Hhti n* l within On b rnuit) tnc,titer*. In t 'Mu- i, pniatloii* agency awaid-, ♦’IAVTu S . If ed the United State* one unit foi. jdm t »4 at44f FUlt M'|| the pi,-dll, tmu of foimaldehxle -V i'utileit itiftn ih'.ii.i two for tientaerythrilc: Noiway . Your Favorite Beverage - Bill’s Package Store and Bar US W. First Street ’hone S30 _________ ——* YALE TIRES •- Deluxe 7 and Deluxe Passenger Car and TruckAll Sizes TUflES J Regular and Heavy Duty * SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP COURT HOUSE CORNER . I'llONE 37 OZARK IKK By’Ray Cotto uSm HELP WANTED - Young man with High School education to learn printing trade. TIIF. SANFUKD HERALD WORK WANTED 12 Months The Watch Maktc at EXPERT natrrrtffg —contract or hourly bafts. 5.W i. 'CtogaiC Free estimstes. I'huiV 781-J. FLOOR HANDING A finishing, cleaning A waxing. Our power unit enables us to work where there is no electric cunnoctioi available. 21 yrais experienc*. 11. 51. Gleasitn, Lake Mary, Fla. HO0FINO-ROOF Painting, all kinds. Smith Bro. Phone 1)88. 12 SPECIAR SFMVICES -FUR—RENT - l l.e-r rpmln . P s i y opersilon. Rrasonahle rater, Han­ ford Paint A- Glass Co. i'hune 303. IIODGP. • PLYMOUTH I PARTS AND HUH VICK I 10t Palmetto At*. Phone 1011 , YA-DK moth proofing lasts b 1 yeais. Have your woolens moth proofed now. Downtown Clean­ ers A laundry. 113 Palmetto Ave. I’ll,mo 914. Plano Tuning and Rapairing. L. L Bill, Res. dtl-W . . SIGNS Show cards and posters O— DWF/H SIGN HKR Vlt.'K 1011 O. D. Landreta. P6o RADIATORS clrsned and'repair ed. Cohen Radiator Shop, 10* Sanford Ave. Ph. 364-W. a u to s fo r Hv Paul Uqhinsoir ETTA KE LT OKoaV-* oowrrtAv* i ■ JOYtOliUi fMXIT iwoaa TOV^'JI(Juts AN/ M otts:,------- ' htrACAfj* N THI WC«40, \A x / SdUc.# v-fi rciAaY Hung icrs picn. UO (TON "SMJ •Jtw Cr-iCxS AUO TAR* SM HO»AS o ^ a TwcunLSf# AO* o e f l * 7 ( S O I CAUGHTWMJrr K 5NtAKYM TV4R \ our AJ5AN ------- ■ - 1UAJM U S? "1 N NA-r-ru *rM too Baerg-ArAa ITTA'8/ ■JOwTW J . BUiOOfiU ■HiAD. ■— aoouno' i.gOJ NSW Ciub'J T il sa le (Champion) lo ll,, o rtk lm f o r ) ------------------------------------------colored men. Msrva .Louis (hla| wife) cosmetics for colored wath*1^ ^ en The overwhelming popular-1 co ad itio n .6 new tires. S it N. fty 0t J " th . chjurnjand[ ^ an ch . Phone I1G4-W. beauty of Msrva mskaa this an MODEL A Pickup Truck. Phone life tin s. opportunity af of aa Ufa 1009-J. Sabs. Cig Pruflt*. pt i stand; ritery. W rits Now. |> ZH \r fm il llrflilit it I LAND C L R A N f N f l AND DRAINAGE. 1 NEW CATER. PILLAR DF.ISF.L BULI.DOZ* Art you uoubtod by WITH P A L M K T T ? lu HELP WANTED in n (X (#ni*t« large RAKER T W O 3/4 YD. lunitM ii mouluiy land 7th SC 700 E. 7th St. DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT aiMIUUeacsel Uo*4 0. ‘Apply to J . E. Walker, 2 WHITE counter check mtn, age atese you *ua#r NOW IN TUIH VICINITY [Cypress Ave. NIMNIUHT fXJNHTRUCTION n«rroM*.' b. i fIini il t s s , 20 to 36. Pig’N Whistle, PaTk WKh U m n l Tt»#p So l/T CO, ORLANDO, FLA. 1‘IIONK Xx>«ek~et A Geneva AveituSe. • fRY desirable f i v e r o o m ___________________________ jdlji X ptu sh sm 's V»S*b»bU Coai*2-2981. puuud to wtlev* »0<b symptom*' WANTED MIDDLE-*GKD la a r*c*n» madical u * t naU bsm 'a Compound proved r#msrSsblv hSlplut ,1*500.00 cash, b a I a n e «i R|jg|jfMgMAN OR SALESMAN RENT A CAR to tht* »»y. My. la uotnen lroubl#d troubled this « l . It •*!-*» . YOU DRIVE IT Wanted — Two mature business Uocion fell a uierliie ted sU ft. il Robert A. Williams ' - PHONE 200 a (ran d soorbuw edM t oa one o / w e men or salesmen. Earnings up [732 ‘Atlantic Bank Bldg. t t j teeer M nerM et M a a s . nBICKLAND-MORKISON to 116,000 per year. This fas­ U-DRIVE-IT. IN C cinating, healthful occupation puTniVlMlM^uUd^up r*U*lsut**lo luclii )U Ilka to live on tha edge a n u m s !»*« e t r e a t siren sc hi* loniet brought 0. A. Bushman >0.332 lit City we have a alee five SEE UB FOR first « months with Company. bungalow with all convenMIMEOGRAPH PRINTINQ LYDIAE. PINKHJUrS Last 6 rsars, C. A. 8qlberg earn­ eight large lots, tarma AND TYPING <64,126.64. ed young fortune, 154,126.' be arranged. Priced only CREDIT BUREAU OF .......... earned <2,881.20 H. A.Mugler ‘ L00. HANFORD in single month. All figures ter Robert A. Williams 118 N. Park Phone 180 lifted. Over 160 of our mot 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. earned from <400 to <3.000 li EXPERT RADIO REPAIRIN' one month — many Lightners. SHED 3 bedroom house Fred Myera. *11 E. 2nd B t These gross earnings a n excep­ 4 acres. Dy owner. Phone ATTENTION MOTHERS tional—not average. Out, with or County 3306. -D IA P E R SERVICE— post-war protPeri»y._they are In­ ILL house. 60 x 160 corner Baby Valvat furnishes hospital luct creasing steadily. 12600.00. Phone 714-H after clean^terlla diapers and do, (UJB. Pat. No. 2. ! P. M. Ited container. Economical to manufacturers, business of* aafe. Fully medically approved flcisls, merchants, etc. lo n g Call Daytona 2467-W collect for rment. credit forms. No down paymen KTICLE5 FOR BALE dotslls. 96 diaper*. <t a m Earnings advanced at once. Big .F all season iu it fh«uj.. M 0if.bv _ “FIRST IN SANFORD” free to do road work. Rush1 IE new Lawn flhaver. Ask ____ __ *en r ftj| d7ta t Vke LONNIE MCMULLEN’S Merkel •(ration. 8ENKARIK K StdenV S a t TR P O Berber AShop open Thursday President. Dept..TR,_i. u. “BoS “‘ j Friday Saturday.________ A PAINT CO. U2-1M 711. Forth Worth 1, Texas. COATING- Asbestru Alu. root coaling- good for ‘ate or composition roofCools your home [to l i l t . Ten year warranty. JKARIK GLASS A PAINT 1U -1U W. 2nd Bt. FLOWERS l.s.I.k u tlltr w ^ l ft . •!#.!*»• r rn n ttlfin st will -I ffc. , Hat )al|| |«a| fMilurr tu »*i; *i»'s.» s.» .m rr*ti 4 *fra 1 •-» l*h ».. e-lr x o r tir : to t m u a i r ih umi «»*u »u4l<v to m .itr tti to : i . i u . iv n v a I.t a%»*k <•■§ f»t|#r I.tt.nt: UASO. »•■->♦* i»»tilehee i* b r isiibilfttlc'! iassijied A dvertisempnts FOR RENT I’A G K I I V K 11,1 1 " - f T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F U K D , F t.U R lU A Whaal Balancing O C. Welsh coonoo r/uo J itM OUOUtr <■1 © WELSH I1RE SHOP i ’ m ! m p q i ji ?.-,1. . . . . *. . • a I u '"r �M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 4, l x THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA colonic* or any other alternative censFs provided a hearing first is the owner. The new ordinance ia dtilgx hold on such proposed revocation. source." U N Success race no longer conatitutea an Churchill, leader of the ConserThe Chief of Poilce ahall report to become effective on Sept. | ( t * a l l a « H f l a w !•**• (la e l ••Internal affair." Were the trou­ vatlve oppoation which Lal>?t out­ r e m a l i n i at |26, but la $50 thoae who fail to aecure or poit tib le in Holland itaelf, undoubtedly organisation declared fn a new* number* two to one in Parliament, where five or more aaalatanta are cenaea conspicuously In place* of government ahould have that view­ (there would nriae the question of pledged the Attlee government builnea*. * • employed. point. However, the ambassador •whether Hie nation'* aovereignty conference. He said bgt*. Clifford 'M artin _ . . M M n a l / r a w " a n u A M . I a l l a a n a i l . t a Were Stomach Ulcer Psi Failure to aecure a llcenae a* m olt certainly will run up again*! trai heWqr-infnngrtt. Itinerant merchants tempor'ariand Mrrvyn I’atce, found hanged (h i argument thnt, IrS the new eni ly occupying buildings must pay prricribttl ro*kr* lw violator Of courae thi* open* up a hit in Palestine last Thursday., were Napoleon's Waterloo? hhleh the world ia entering, a field for argument. We we thnt "known to 'b e guilty of. anti-es­ no’w $76 a month 'Instead of $50 subject to fine double the amount T h e g r e a t N ap o leo n w h o rm quarrel between » "mother coun- in the nature of the SecnrPy pionage in civilian dresl." as formerly. Telegraph compsnmC required for the Been*#. up to n a tio n s w a s h im se lf a s i n licenses have been increased to |200 maximum fine, Each day ol a f l e r - r a l l n g p a in t. T h o se « Council vote on the Australian- • lie would enumerate others (160 from $100, and telephone operation ron»titute* a aeparatc itislresae.i w ith sto m a c h or American reaolutlon which nrdcred who were on the death list 1f companies to $200 from $100. and diatinct offense. Payment ol p a lo r g In tlla s s llo n , R a t p ain s the Nctherlanda mid the Indonea- It gun.' When 'asked about (Senh u m , b u rn in g se n satio n , blot govnnment* • ian —- JP U B IB P IP l« rt-a-r flgh'.- oral Sir Evelyn Barker, former License* are' due on Oct. I any lirenae tax may be. enforced n lh r r ro m litlu n s cause.) In ing nmnnliately and settle their | Mulish commander in Palestine. and expire on Sept. .70 of the fob lay aeiture and *a!e of the prop- a c id t h n u h l tr y I.'itaa. Dei h o t o f t 'd g a r a h lf ls f u n differviKM by peaceful mean*. 1the Irgun leader aald "he ha* lowing year. They are termed de- erfy to th* highest bldtlff, loi- itr ,1'irst d o te Then1 aie eleven metnlier* on the an-account lq l>e . settled.’.' l uu tlig'-p ubttriied- notice' top twh o t u raegl'si rrr.l l*'S *. lh'>|u«it If not paid withlii t i l In 'US S A f m council, including the big five, days- after the date due! ‘The week*. The amount of the licenao ill.e: VOClf MONET l u r h V "Wg don't recogniae the right America, Britain. !tu*>ia. France Commission retains the right to and coat of-the aalc will then be Io n I ’r u s Co. s o d d r u g of the Hi It Mi government In sv s ry W here. and China. The Vote . was 1 0 *n Starts Tuesday! fitted for. such .ahowa has been not rrnew, nr to revoke IIPalestine." the Irgun leader said. favor of the resolution, with three T h e M ost ••llu n h -llu a h ” "It is nnr country and we or.' nlrstcnlltm*. _ S e c re t I n -H in t or v Th'-lrf IHVtaltilng w eir. Impcrlnl yoked to bring alsiut its lllw x C qn Now lit* T o ld !- ' government*, Brilalii,"" Lih V p anT W irmr'IT.' said the British White ■'Tor the firat time on any itclgium, and they kept <|uict for Pa|»er published In IMS* was tar-1 (amount to nlndishing the British pd{een-- the personal, human obvious reasons. Story of those who lived and Sn while we can say, and thy mandate over Palestine. I6Ved and dared to brave thu wyrld in general will agree, thnl mysteries In the making of thu cmplle* are on their way out, yet atom bomb. it will' Iw a long time W o re all .if them nre broken up. While The Personal Human Drami they leinaiif we must expect the imperial governinrnta to insist otf Drhind Ihe Atomic Bomb! their right to defend what they regard ns their rightful p o uts, sion*. And In rehuttal we shall Attlee Wednesday at the start of hear *urh charges ns Hr. T. P. a two-day debate In the Kouso of r*inng, of China, hurled at Hol­ Common* on the state of the na­ land during the Security Council tion. debate whet) he declared that th« Dutch were acting n* an "nverhifd" Motion ileturn are and wanted to plare Indonesia In ' flick*'' In Jew Zealand. the tide of a "vassal state." | p u tn tt« t c The way things stand at th lsi' ^-Approximately 60C Five men at Salford, arrested killed and .1,000 Injl on .similar charges, were rrlrasr I in the United Statea. on hail. These trials wrie set for next Monday, The prosecutor there *ald 2!» antiJeeriih Inci' dent* occurred during the week X- CELL STORE end and quoted two of the de Yes — DEFINITELY LOWER — And Besides 202 S a n fo rd Ave. fendJsnt* as shunting "Serves them right" and “I've gut a fjverythlnjr In Ihe sto re‘la tagged In plain figures no the customer can C astor Pomace brother out there." determine and compare valu e* . It I* never nece*shry tb gues* at ■quality Kighty-threc percent 2.K0 per cwt. « Meanwhile daylight disclose-) knowlrgde is brought and values under,heavy Miles preanure. Yau can *hop leliurtly and avoid further dstnsge done to »yii*through his Vision. Colton Seed Meal ~painfal-in(stake*:----/ . ' ” gogiies during the qlght in othei 14.00 per cwt.------ — __ ___ pait s of England. ■ --------------After n noisy crowd had l»en Fertilizerseen near a Itanisgate synagogu., It was discovered that aix win­ 4-7-5 38.48 net dows were shnltcird. Notice Imards were torn down and more -5-8 42.75 net e If you get up nlthlt—hive frequent d»- windows smashed In a suburban ; * ■ir. to pass your water—tsil Have only London synagogue. rerth C elery S e e d K.nty pstsain —jm, ami have bockarb. < t t n tK. du. to firm acidity in the urine, he (Isd ymi'r* reading Ihisi Three srnersSlone ago Dr. Kilmer, a ^ e f f tu tii Churchill Address Chair- & Ottoman famous doctor, found hundred* ot his tiaflenlt with this trouble. Painstakingly (I «•m11na**1 $$*•»« !*«>■• Ilnrl Abto Gnmtnx, DI)T and hr made a medicine of IS herb*, mole, Param ount Ne*e vegetable*, tialsama—Nabirr** own way id a aclf aupporting nation ami aypv :v Carlnnn other Innectlddeti, rrlirf. He ratted it "Snamp-Root" and tem at the curliest niomtn* and milliott. of grateful men and women hay* flolh the-rhair and ottoman will nut aside evere impediment. taken It—otlep with amaring resutls. are finely tailored In supe­ a;ul labor long and lurid." tiwamp-Koot gne* right to work to SANFORD TLAHT DAY M ONDAY rior fabric*. Chair I* com­ Hath out kidneys...Inrrearee the flow of Churrhill said he Rt*>> had ohpletely spring-filled. nr'ne. helping tnrellerf'errew aridity... *o Iretrd to IJ. S- loan terms under X-CEL STORE Ihr irritalrrl bladrter gel. a good Rushing H a n fo rd 'A v e . A 2nd St. r«it. tno. Many tepoet getting a good which, "if. we wore Incapable of l>^ 0S ir.l im . finding dnHy* to ,p ay fur Amer­ m t i t 's *te«p a/te 'l r r Die t l !/err t w (A d oses P h o n e 154 . Caution i lake a t d b eried . ican tmnmr* of lolraeeo or other H anford. F lo rid a Fur fire trial supply, send So Dept- a , commodities, we must rerlure also KJnrrfcCir.Tnr, tin I MI, (Uamf-yit, in equal prupdrtlooa all similar We D eliver CuTkuOr—tetjullaiird botlk <J Baramp inipdrU from our dominion» ood tlrr-t today st )r-*ir drutWisr Banker K/lled I (a Ualty Titer* la Strength— VOLUME XXXVIII Legislation Promotes Productivity, F o s ­ ters Exports.. Anc! Induces I m p o r t s LONDON. Aug. 5 •*V> Prim* Minister Attlee introduced sur­ >pie legislation in the House ol ,'ommons today to give hi* govinm rnt broad new powers for in'tracing agricultural and im luitri* i| production to meet B iitain's mpending dollar c fiiir /* D O precise (rowers sought fur he Labor regime were not imnic ' Lately clear, hut a highly placid tource said it did not provide (or rower to direct labor. Deputy Prime Minister Heiberi llo iiiio n said the legislation would nake possible ‘ "th e lu ll inotiili'falion ol lire economic resource* r| the nation. FiTen, n conservative ipokrtman and former foreign wereSary, protested that the House iiuld not d*nl with such broad efislation before Its scheduled idjoiirnmeht this weekend. Moirison replied thnt, if it beraiiie necesaary ill the iiatioiml nterrst, the House could postpone idjournnieiit and " s it' n bit longir." ,‘ ’ * The measure Iqtrnluclil w.mld ixpand provisions of a lutf. act I f which the government was pvrn added |mwrrs to diiert the intion'a transition from a wartime o a. peacetimn basis. The authoritative Hritlsh Press tseoeiation aald the bill "extends 2, Jvoitering and directing »xv-riWniul reducing import* mid Ird ira s in g the balanrs of trade, S. Knauring that the whole re- Morrison said the measure would Implement" Attlee's crisis proICtMlIaaaa s s P a * r R l s ) Ps Red Tide ovimr North In 60 Mile String I | 1' M; f ‘ I yU r 1 i ■■ 1 1 I . 1 Can you Imagine receiving nil 10 of these handsome piece* at (hi* amaxingly low prlre? Unbelievable isn't It? . . . Yet for only $193 we're offering the spring-filled sofa. Ihe spring-filled matching lounge chair, the occasional chair, cocktail table, the tw& lovely end tables, table lamp! Jr. floor lamp, ana tb* bookcase. I i- CLEARWATER, Fla.. Aug. 6 17—The extended mas* of toil* if dead fish killed by the »o■ailed “red tide" floated northmard along Florida's Gulf Coast JUowly,.today with the head of the ughefonMc of fish about 15 miles o rtW \f here. Am it passed by the beaches “ i mass was al>out six era the lilea off ahore. Fringe* of the rot Ing collection of fish havi auched shore at spot* nlnnj LAMPS •* Va Price & Leps Your Ford Dealer knows your Ford best, because Table lamps, too. are re­ duced. .All are high quality lamp*. 'Large n r lr lj of styles and colors. SHect pour* now and data. bcolored waters Vos moving qrthward at tha rata jnf about no mile* an hour. Head of the res was bevond the Anclote light ff Tarpon Sprlhg*. ' A few scattered fish ram* s t ­ ore a t Indian Rocks Reach which ereral days ago waa deluged with •rga collections of the smelly l*h. Beach residents hurlad them k quickly ■as they washed onto 2. SPECIAL FORD EQUIPMENT They're Ford-trained to re­ pair your car In the quick­ est lime at great tavingi to .you. It'i the equipment which Ford engineer* know wfH give your Ford tha hast service. • - Di^Tranklin E. Campbell. Binlias county health director, said btervers had told him tha long trlng-out floating mats of fish ____ 60 long and r*e about r mile* “ ‘ « u t 30 miles wide. Marina life experts studying the th plague have said It was esuaI by a tiny organism known os linoflagellato." This organism a reddish tinge, thus ghrha plague its name of "rad 3. GENUINE FORD PARTS They're designed and mode by Hie makers of Hi* parts you're replacing. They fit , batter, work batter, lost longer. ' ; ' Anf i Wa us* tb* maHiodi whtft th* factory eng Insan And gives you Hi* bast Fort! Service In Hw ahortait time ot Hi* lowest cost; THIS RJ5DROOM 8UITE IS COMPLETE Imagine a price Uk* this on a complete bed room outfit. Including elk* an lam rsprlng mattress, cell spring, pdlawo, and tnfted spread. Tha chest has four spacious drawer* and tb* vanity boa a genaln* pis'* mirror. • . * • Chifforobes u se 4) u r e a : «otn fish, flounder, grouper, nta, have suffered moat a t the ids of tha mysterious fish kltlMoat of th* fish have bean of HI varieties, although Severalpon and big Jewflsh weighing aval hundred pounds have bean ortod by observers fljrlpf aver EO A C L B l m p l o y e e s d lb 2 5 Y e a r E m b l e m ^ d ^ a W s m t w a l l built. Wal- ITIMAT Hear tho DEEPFREEZE Program featuring The Four Knights overWTRR SANFORD, FLORIDA, E s ta b lis h e d 1BOS A ttlee Offers Bill To Britons Jail n a manner best calculated to i*rva (he Interest* of the rommun- An exceptional value at thia law price, firing In your room measurement*. ■pl?(l? “iluudV*tonfght and >V#d nr«d«t with local ofteruoon ihun dertho* er*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NBWRPAPKM « * m * e i H i t c n m m i u A y - l u - Used Con gowall I Q n lin. f t THE W EATHER To IVoUet th* I'cor# of th , World; To Prosaot, th# P ro ,res, of A n trim ; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. i 8 . Donaldson and II. B. FetusACL car Inspectors of Sanford, ru awarded th* company’# 25 ir emblem for continuous aari this morning. The presentation a made by M. Carroll, ganars) •man in bU offlca. i r . Donaldson originally »M Ployed by tha ACL on July I. In Palestine Egypt Makes Freedom Plea To UN Council Government Building P a r t i a l l y Wreck­ ed By Bomb In New Feign O f T e r r o r ImmediateWithrlrawa Of British Forces From Territory Is Asked By Premier J E R U S A im T u g . Eleventh Hour Agree­ ment A v e r t s N a ­ tionw ide Strike DirrROlT. “XuT 5 The C. I. O. United Auto W oikrts, in an a g irrin rn t averting their hord Motor Co. strike scheduled fus today, were given a year’s giace from s ln k r damage suits undri the T a lt-H irtle y Labor l»aw. This the. company agreed lu in an eleventh-hour p a d which serv­ ed to keep 107,000 pioducliun w o ikcis on the j ob as a nation 'wide walkout set for noon, was called o il. D ie agreement, ’under which the union and company w ill un- TUESDAY, AU( 5 State President <dv LAKE 81TCB88. Aug. 7 —UP)— Britain today defend­ ed her rights to maintain troopa In Kgypt and demand­ ed that the 1‘niird Nation* Security Oranril strike an Egyptian complaint from Ha calendar. - The Uritish attested the mayur* ol the Jewisli town of Tel Aviv. Kama! Gen. Nalanya and I’rlah Tiqva (Tikvah) and jailed doren* ol other Jewiih leaders in dawn raids describcbd officially as "par: Ail the b*m|iaitin agamsl tcriotuni " Rut violence continued. A labor depaitment building in the alter! o f the Prophets was Marled hy a homb which killed a British policeman lin in g to remove the cxplunve. "I wo olhert were liapprd ‘ in the .debris, Irom which arose a mushrooming smoke cloud. British troops investigate an Arab report that six qrrm-d -Uad-Dtfcrn a Hi ilnir l m o in o r grove in the Tel Aviv area, other unconfirmed report a s t e r .,, that five British soliHers and their army vehicle were mlasing In Ihe tame area. The arresta edm* afle.- two weeks of Jewish underground vl»ence In Palestine during which two young Uritish aimy sergeants wrie hanged and atranglrd to death on small trrea near N'atanya. The departure of Jews from Palestine hv air or surfitce routes apparently was rut off liefo.re the roundup was launched. The high commissioner mean­ while Issued an order outlawing British Trumpeldi a youth uiganltatfon embracing about 1.7,00(1 teen age boys and girls, declaring there -was good ground for Vupposing it "a recruiting ground for dissident KrouPxJl—Tins ur r intfS'lien U named ofUi Joseph Tlbmpeldor, who was k illn lja a clash in a Jewish MUIement ill northern Palestine in Um 1920's. Meanwhile, in laindutr, a Jew a VAny new lalior legislation ballifi* crowd of 700 ptranni dam. raise- prubleme of • human relationihips. It hai Income appar­ ent to in that all of the ramifi­ cations of such problems rannot l>* ironed out Immediately around the tiargolnlng. table! "Under today’* oettlement. ojvpnrtunlly has Ireen provided for finding in less hectic surmroumb of the Taft-Hartley law aceepU Inga a aolution within tha spirit aide tu Imlh the union and the company." A Joint company-union atatement announcing the agreement, I averting the *l»ik# wa* m ale public at 4:30 A. M. less than eight houra ahead of the strike Re-apptaital of Sanford pro­ deadline. * perty by an uutalde agency as a The statement aald the union mean* of adding to the City'a tax I I ‘m I I * s H an l* « a r S lsl income was proposed last evening to the City Comratsslon hy K. F. Iloueholder, Sanford attorney and U. S. Setting’’ Up Rule former commissioner. _ In Pacific Island The Commission, which met a* an equalitatian board, received PEARL HARBOR. Aug. 3. D P)- only one protest again*, its an­ Adm. Louis K. Denfcld, high com­ nounced intention of a ,10 nerrent missioner of the 1,480 Pacific In­ hike in property valuation*, and lands. and atolls to lie adminis­ that was a written one, according tered hv the United 8tate* under to H. N. Sayer, eity clerk. United Nation* agreement, 1* set­ Mr. Housholder stated that the ting up a civil government lim it­ 10 percent appraisal increase ing personnel and method* of the would add to the City Irtromo, but Navy’* current^ m ilitary govern­ to too little an extent In view of ment. “• ' the wav Sanford I* growing. lie assigned Rear Admiral CarloNo reriurit for re-appraisal has ton II. Wright as deputy high been made since 1928, said Mr. commissioner of the mandafed I#/- Kuuaholder who declared the he ritory. yesterday and Issued a pro­ and former Commltsionec Frank clamation to the 48,000 natives. Miller had rnatie auch a request at The vast oceanic area Includes that time. He urged that the ap­ the Marshall, Caroline and Mari­ praisal be mad* In tlma for the ana* Islands, wrested from Japan tax program of next year. during the war. They spread qver Mayor Gut told Mr. Houih.vldsome 2.000,000 square mil*! of er that the Commlasioner* had the Pacific. On# hundred and been thinking along tha tame lines, and that if enough people like! him advocate such a program that some action may reault LXKrsticcBs: W. F. (Illll) Itollrslun, president of the Florida Slate Junior. Cham­ ber of Commerce, will be In San/ord Saturday to preside over Ihe business meetings of the ty o day summrr stale Jayree confer­ ence. J?wCees To Hold M eet H er? , his W eekend Newsweek Editor Anil “Miss Florid,t ” T o Be Honor Guests Florida ju n io r Chamber o l Com­ merce will open F'nday evening at the M ayfair Inn w ith an.-ex­ ecutive committee, conference lot ' the Jaycre vtale o ffice it. Augustine: lie s iu in Chattea Walkei, -St. Augustine; ami Vice P ir iu lr i. il W . A Leonard, I ’m ■Jacob: V . H Orve-Te:, Gained valle-: Joe Ciabb, Pa IAt k a : Hi a ll­ ey O dium . S anfuid; Giaydon Jone*. F( Mvet»; Ruheil 1). Iv lander, W eil Palm Beach and Jack D elaney, Key We*l Re-appraisal Of Property Proposed To City Commission tain a considerable measure of control over local affairs. Douglass Funeral Set For Wednesday CRAWF0RDV1LLE, Aug. G, —Funeral oerrira* for W. B. (Baba) Douglas* who died of a heart attack while driving hi* far yesterday, were aat for 4:00 P. M. Wednesday from th* Melton Fun aral Home In Lake City. ; * Mr. Douglass waa chairman of th* Florida State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission and had been a member of ijuj railroad board.for IB year*. Tb* Railroad Commission haa cancelled ail hearing* and the other two members of (ha board and-nsaet-of-the u mimisslon p a n sonnet will stand th# services. MtJLLOY HUMMONBD NEWARK. N. J., Aug. $, Th# Newark Evening News said today that Gardner Mulloy, fifth ranking American tennis amateur, hod haair summoned to appear to­ morrow before th# United States Lawn Tennis Association Raisa Commit!** to explain expanse allowance* received by high rankplayars on n Florida She haa bean m issing alaca lost A s s o c ia te d P m i Lm i m I \V lri SffiJ Feet Of Roudw.i! Deeded Tp County 1945 Action Stand: Hie I-akc M a ly bathing bead T ontinveiiy was s r lllr d this mum t'tg M atceptance by ih r Count) .......... .. an o ile r by M i. L u W in a S. I la in to n ol - l.ak. Maty and her la ther, / , I. Smith W ASHING TON. Aug. 5. I/V>— Senator l erguson said today • he han. teicw.ltd e> rrquenl (com Howard U u ik n ' s llm n ti Ihat * ■ftie'Senate War Investigating l omrolllee ta'iuel u subpoena lor Ihe California airplane contractor. - NKW VttltK. Aug. 5. id*)— Special session* Justice Fred­ erick I.. Ilarkritburg ha* signed a warrant fur Ihe arrest of John W. Mevrc. publicist-for movie and aviation magnate How­ ard Hughes, on tin- complaint of a night dull cigaretl* fill who say* .Meyer is the father of her sIx-inosuh oM eon. In Washingtun. .Meyer, yh» has been testifying he (or* Ihe Senate cunimilte* Investigating Hughes' airrraft contracts, Irrmrd Ihe girl'* com­ plaint "ridiculous" and said hr never hud been out with her. The girl. Pal rlcis Miles, former model who has born a rlgarslte girl at noine ol the most eirlusiv* clubs on ihe (aahluiiabl* east , side, said In h n complain! that the child ■«*« burn l'eb. 2. 1917 , To 'ctrfcl lu ihr County loi ppbl.i WASHING I ON. Any. et »<■$*• Lllioll Konsevrlt told Senate mvestu. paik puipovrs, J9*« leel on .alors liwlay that hr pnm ittrd llotvaid lluglirs lu-pay a |57ti.B i hotel tiiam l Hr ml Avenue hum the bill lor him in Drcrmbei, I'l-M. as a wedding pirsriil. Country liu l. ItoaJ tu Crysta Knmrvrlt ul>o trst-lsrd that J.uk l ive.-thru head ol Irsiis Wolld Anlinrs which iv cunlitdh-s1 hv Hughes, paid jhiH hotel expenses tor I II,. It’s liuiii.igr Dei tv. 1‘tdd |o | ayr l.iurt•*•!!, movie aclicsv Koosrvrll s.iid I Ins was a wrddmg gill to him by. I* rye. adding that the iiionry came out ol I i ) r ’> |u n k r|. "I believe on a vt.nt inlripirlalm n ol (hr law I might he lepilinandrd lot accrpling a wrddiny p io rn l Imio Ih w od, Hughes. ' young Hucwrvrll tuld lllr Senale \\ .. luvcd i g ullltg i oiilliultrr Ihe coilimitirr it |lii|Ulllllg mill Ilie w.lilltne awaid ol 140.0110.000 i,,onK |Mf4 In thr Luiiitimtl-in lu irtciinl then action III I'M1! vacatin'! the piopcily. but the a $172 gift of nyleit hose by..publicity man John W. I oinniittiuner* , u|>on motion of liniwIrslge.nf •Mi y rt^ U i. fc'ivrn -at ires? Kayo Kinersou. who later, iwcatne Mr*. II t. O v ritp ecl---- deslraretf l i TfiHivrVrlt. • » . I Ills 'll linn was bated on Belating the di-thlle i f the Hughe* wedding gilt, Roosavelt said the opinion o r the B o r iiJ'i , i that just tiefore his marriage (o MU* Eniriton late in 1U44 ha was It must lie governed by inter lu iiir y , L f--, H oyle" ■ ■— , ■ ItarU'-g -Itt .t h e ■Umvvh iy^ Killf- Hntvt- in C ltlf ihU: e .lie caid hie » * i aivoiupatils'd Id hi* ihitdren ') a foniicr inar■national-laur TtndTy 7 Tie ruarter J. L: hiehls stated that he tlage Slid a maid, uini jh a t Hv he das almufe l-i pa> h it bill Mayer of tha Uuitrd Nat inns which i* would < Iml. p |r sent the (relitlun* now tint r»ui<ei stum- of Interna signed by many Lake Mary real- approacl.ed him and said 1 "Yoil eaiiuot pay Hint lull,"' •* (tonal relation*." asking that tho t'anilllisalni. Flliiill added: Nukrathv Pasha Hummed up dants rescind their HMb action, os tha "I said I lerlaluly mu Id and that I ali.ady had writtail the Fuypt'esw.q muds as folhiws: oftri by Mia Hati isoii and Mr. rfirek." ._ “ We ask: you tu direct the evac­ Smith nallaflrd Itiiil as a represen­ He *11111. Meyer told him IIihI lluglirr wanted to pay tha bill uation uf all Uritish force* from tative of the PI A a* far as naik as a wedding piraelit. the teiiilury. And we imk yuu tu l-onefll* wi Yonny Kuos, veil, dvi lau d, tils areeptaiu'a had "nothing tu do" say that tide evacuation must lei Attorney first with any m ntrnrt fm war plann , * immediate, taut It mu*t Ire Com­ *|reaker, tei _ „„ ljuevtioned ny aubctimhlilles* t'itattniin Fercusuit tB-Mlch) about plete. and .that it must tie uncoil- legntioii* Dial tin- t'.imiiilaatini had the gift of hosiery, which Mr), t had baled for >lu* Kmersou. RooaeVelt caiil fie fiail .lu-vrt t,, or,t of it Meyer .listed tlie bent on IVe further ask you to diiect Aug. 2ft, IPJ.'I, mule than n yegl lufuie HouaeVrll and Mlsa Euiertou ti -M-uaae* an !•**» *l*r were tnarried. * . "I would seriuukly queMImi I lie pinpiirly ol thi Hum uii a huaioes* account," Konsevell said, “wlitn tin wenvei could have ijo coulirctimi at all with the 7m*in. « " • ■ 7 fie Willies* wnn igiiuicl nl, i n.- nm l w I crgilnou and Senator w llhJ iis . clhuii ler I ioiii tliem agirrlug to i veil might want tu tell hi* sid, - I il„ over the road strip which as h said in- -lidn'i act- wlml eottne- rimr n.ui plane*. tilig piiijM-rty irWUei* they had reived by reason of the prop The "lllnie" Inrldi llt. lilUi li 4uddicW the iransirortation ol a dog by (list n.i lieing vacated by the County tlun. Army jdane. ft w«n Kimaevelt'a dog. He said, the (l.'c.l will Ire con­ TB Association Makes Report On 12 Month Ferliid ItiHiM-velt p u t In th a t a "fniFI-low veyed ill Seplrrtilrr-i with the stip ­ ulation lliat if-the tiilul is nul used to show I iind a n y th in g to -Ur w ith tinmm !*«•» q ||| W h en F e rg q s o il h sd Iilijn te d t-. 'nnj Lisler Denies- Acting As ltussian Agent 1st Post War CroHaing Made By Queen Mary NKW YORK. Aug. 6. —Tho Gi«nl British liner Quean Mary, hold­ er of the trana-stlantir speed re­ cord. cdoipleled her first ocean crossing since, reconversion from war service today, and was ctitri-n a gala welcome to New York har­ bor. . The ship was given a, thunderous reception by other craft in th* harbor and along the North lllvrr os she was dragged and pushed to her pier where hundreds of waving frianda and relatives of tha 1,183 passenger* aboard waited. Time for tha trip was announced bv Cunard officials as four days, 20 hours and 43 minntei from Southampton, an average speed of 28.88 knots. Tha officials said the ship was alowed yesterday so that ah* could reach .the harbor for th* early tide and the recep­ tion |h a t awaited her. Florida Boy Heads Body VisitingrTruman was forecast by President Tru­ man today as h* talked with more than 100 boys attending th* American Legion-sponsored forum bn government. Heading th* delegation of youngster*, who th* President sold ar* liv in g a t the right ag*" ta Edmond Gong, 18, of Miami, Fla. ■ Th# Chlnesa-Americen youth area elected lost night ss presi­ dent by tb* 103 delegates to tha might well be termed ".n-opernllon and co-ordination." Till* same program is glso carried us among the negroes hf Bemlnnl.- County. During a 12 month‘ period the Association distributed 1 4 , 5 2 3 nieces of health literature, don­ ated Y’.IH quarts of milk to pati­ ents, provided for 74 detailed xrays, made 81 home visits and hnspi tallied M patients. Other service* included distribu­ tion of 273 poster*. 41 health talk* givan and 3$ health movie* shown. Six individuals were given medi­ cine*. Thera were two demon­ stration project* In better living. Sanatorium OatlenU received 28 gifts and six regular checkup* wer* furniihed to patients. . The Association paid for three diag­ nosis -fee*, on# biopsy, one tilooj' tranafudng, tam sportatlon three patient* to 8anaioriunrand provided 20 garments for patients. Thia service la mods possible by tha people of Serainul* County through their purchase of Christ­ mas seals. WASHINGTON, Aug. 6, p17— Gerhart Kislei tcslified t-Mlay at hi* pasiqirSVl fraud trial that In 29 years n> a Crnnmunist he nev­ er acted a* a repirsenlative of the Cotniitlinist Interiinti<.na11<. There had U-eti earlier testi­ mony that tin- reputed No. 1 American Communist had - Ireen sent to China a* a representative of the Comintern (Communist In­ ternationale). "That was a eompletr fabrica­ tion,” Klsler said. lie said his only object tn go­ ing to China sumrtliiie after 1928 waa to act a* a Journalist for German Communist papers and German papers friendly with Communists., lie said hn did-not file any stories to Moscow, Dewey Make» Public Statement On Labor been publicly silent on the con­ troversy over curb* on labor unions as a 1948 presidential campaign Issue, declared today that "the principle* of union or­ ganisation and collective bargain­ be preserved." Terminal Leave Ends ingIp must a pro-Labor Day statement, four days after his return As Truman Signs Bill Issued from a 6,600-mll# western trip WASHINGTON, Aug. $. OPh- during v h lth h* we* quoted by a Praaldant Truman today slgnad group of Utah young Republicans legislation sndllfg the armed earTaftsflartWy IMF, Dewey said: vfcuafrprarticm "Tha administration of th* gov­ Inal laav* to disci nal and rrquli' g payment In cosh ernment of New York State Is a t tha time i discharge for ac- dedicated to tha principle that th* principles of union organiiatlon erued leave. practice wa* to and collective bargaining must b* Th* previo ' allow dlschan d personnel to r#» preserved." main on the kjrroll for a period BVANGBLI8T DIES equal to tha umber of days of NKW YORK. Aug. B, (A1)-R o d laav* they ha accrued, with compeiUatlon It sding th* usual nay (GipsvJ Sith, 87, world re­ allowances p I while on active nowned British avangsllst, died of a heart attack aboard tha J ritla h .provides for cash Linar Quean Mary a t ‘1:00 P. M., jo* and longevity Monday, It becam* known whan tha liner arrived her* today. in c id e n t, I'eplH -r le p lie d ft u n - Jtist te s tim o n y w h ic h th e s e n a ti-i- h ave L. i ■"Who (ie ile ra l K ooseV rlt. dun l u n re c o n in ie n d a tio n " t h a t th e g o v n tiiu iiit a new p h o to re e o n n a ia s a n ir p lu m , IV) w ith th e issu e . H e s a i d . lie'll ..lijt. I t„ full, who wa* a tnamlwr of a R....."toll-headed mllalon which I vriillllilc|i(|c,| tlmt |||„ gnvei lillieilt l"i\ ‘lluglii-s' photo recJiuiatstance Irta tii*. he shouted. th . White Hous. Mayer had Urttd i S l ^ k h U d , ^ DouflnT Fair-* a $76 dinner with Hoosevelt, then fh u j. Glenn L. M artin, ConsollAlr, Fo« V co,on‘'1' *nd rintc-a. tha Aluminum Corp., of * IhMfl rnillfl *,°,r * 'r ,i' . la s s America. Reynold* Metals, v*a .L.-.-n __ i Motors, .. i />«___ _ inGan* JVic"These could ha have been Itwo era! Kurd. Chrjrriar, „ a U m n ia M r.a l H a d s l k a k a ' girla I had dinner with)" Meyer ltor Kmmanual and others. sold. "Thslr names arsn't hrr*. Coining to Pan Amerlsan Air* If tbalr names wer* bare, It would w ars, h* said, "Excuse m* for help." | bringing that in." Latar h* said “It may have bean Fsrguson wonted to know whv. Colonel Eldaon" at th* hotel with I "There have bean a lot of af* him, referring to CoL Horry Eld-• (CanttnoaO • • ra c e sr*4 ■ ‘ ■ - � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 04, 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/0c3caa44cf9d1270ab83271ef709b598.pdf 86d658c95fec7ae98cf02fd0259305c9 PDF Text Text FRIDAY, AUGUST t, 1) tllitlcs at once anil aeltlo their differerwv* by “arbitration nr oth­ er peaceful ntean».“ This eliminates references . to Article 40 of the UN charter and to the Linggadjati Agreement be­ tween the Dutch and Indonesians. Van Kleffans said he had been author lied by the llajtue to say that the Netherlands ."gladly ac­ cepts” the mediation offer and that his government was ready to enter into consultations with U. ,S. officials immediately. Russia in is U. S 4 tC M tlew U lives r e s t (lev I I “shirking” Its obligations if it * failed to take a binding decision. Gromyko took the floor after the United States had railed on ' the Council to' order an iramedi< ale cessation of hostilities to pre; pare the way for mediation. *■» llerschel V. Johnson, deputy U, S. delegate, .made his demand after Dr. EcUl N. Van Klcffrn*. Netherlands ambassador to Wash­ ington had accepted the United .States mediation - offer. Johnson told (he Council the. Hoard Petitioned 1 U. .8 . offer of “good offices"! * also goes j.) fhv ib. fy,i„ - « - 4 X«- - VSWvtissMl fis a , ’ ernm rnt of • the Indonesian K*!- who was-al thet time £ .” A.'Dod<* public whose forces are fighting Ian, .M r. Evans pointed out. . . f the Dutch * * ') • On Nov. 6. 1945. the County ; No representative of tha Indoj nesian goVerirthnit hat arrived Commission vacated this property, here y e t A dispatch from Batavia, *however, quotetl A. K. Gin), deputy Mr. Evans explained, and the pioppremier of the Indonesian Republic.,erly reverted to a c re a g e w h e rc , as expressing v ih e belief that *his opon thesf heretofore public lands government Wjftdd accept media- and streets leading up to the bath‘ tion conditionally.. beech have been irncrcf by , Ganl, a Pj>oy*r «f the Dutch, f Czech Motives $6,063 Must He Given B y Seminole County, I ir«e<sw a n — r s . . u*#i original decision to go to Parts For Lunch F u n d s must be reserved. He contended there was no change Involved In Cxechoslovak policy and said Cxechbslovakta still needed and hoped to obtain Western aid, a tje a a t in the form of "normal commercial loans for specific purposea." . Masaryk said tha existing econ­ omic alignment need not repre­ sent anv gctual division of Europe. Coal Production aaid they “are beginning to re­ flect the resulla of the new agree­ ment. * “ Surveys indicate very few op“ producing toons, ith normal periods under the old contract. The estimates of losses range from 3 to 12 per cent, with perhaps a general average loss of M to 10 per cent. "This la In face of the fact thet a t least some cgptlve operations are on a 24-hour bails because of the dire need of coal, and genarally the mines are.operating mm counties to put up $665,000 to match a drastically reduced fed­ eral appropriation of 1741,000 for next year's school lunch program. Seminole County will have $7,­ 203 available from federal funds and will he expected to contribute 1*1,003 next year. Generally applying the fund dis­ trary. Chechoslovakia waa now tribution formula of the new state pressing for a mutual assistance school law. Mrs. Thelma Flana­ treaty with France of the same gan. State school lunch supervlso,-, kind which ahe has with, the ' '. * " . sent out to the 07 counties notifi­ Soviet Union. * cation of how much they will re­ This was his account: “ When the Marshall plan first Will and how much they will have to contribute to continue op­ was mentioned, It waa my opinion eration of their prograiAs at last' it might tie good for us to taka year’s level when f t, 103,000 in part • • under certain reservations. ' Polish Ministers visiting here federal monrT' was available. She warned them, that although county contributions are unly per­ same opinion and aaid they con­ missive for the next school year, sidered it would be wise to go Congress has indicated it will re-' to Paris. “There has been some miscon­ an abutting property owner, and *iuire statr or county matching the rights o f every property owner before any federal money will be strued idra that we were sent available in the succeeding year. for by Moscow. Gottwald asked occupird . within the recorded . subdivision Up to now, the frderal cavern two weeks before any talk of the ,h r-‘i ha, thus been jeopsrdit-d. menl has financed nearly the en plan for appointments to' see , . ______ ____ ______ to diaeuaa Stalin _.. and *olotov ' ‘ Hughes’ Deal ope that “H this resolution of the Counwould tv Commissioners Is to go ^m.hal- state has suppScd. some. adminls-' rocnomic relations, alnca there e Secur- lengrd,” Mr. Evans continued, “ill trativf salaries, and a few coun- i was considerahla room for entiea have paid local cooks and largtm ent of these, further, will establish a precedent, that dishwashers. I “ While we- were on the way, rr, that there is not a plat recorded on the Mr*. Flanagan said the new the Pole*- decided against going inyone's records of any County court house school law makes It possible for to Parts, We arrived in Moscow ids the in the State of Florida, whrrr the the counties, tu. budget'lunchfv»n>..** .the only candidate* tor the , purchaser of property is sutured funds' ttu* appropriation* of trip to Paris eaat of th* Rhine. of the benefits of the property State from money for ru rrrn t edura-j “ Before seeing Ktdlln, I knew dedicated for his use.” tional expenses. at one* the situation 'had be­ James L. Field, chairman of the lter list of amounts available come extremely, difficult. Some P.T.-A. bathing park project, tyh- from federal funds and the amount bona fide, but not very useful, oed these sentiments when be said, speculation had lwen voiced In ”1 believe.(hat it la absolutely es­ the West th at 'Caeuhoalovalrtd sential that this land he restored breaks with the Soviet Union* to the pablle,-' so that w* can hav4> out water-front rights ami park­ ♦ 11,639 and 17,662, Broward 610,• 183 and tl6,4BO. Dade ♦110,143 and ing space.” ♦117,030, Duval *80,923 and |62.Tli* petition Itself recites, "If 401.- Escambia |2$,003 and *17.this resolution is net rescinded, it 100. Hillsborough 160,829 and will mar tb* beautification of the ♦47,683, Lee *6.909 and I6.IH1, Crystal-Lake Winter Homrs Hub- I-eon $16,361 and *7,111, Marlon division and doftroy the rlghta and XlJdlM xnd.17.iai----------------prirlleg w o f~ g it'p ro p erty owncVy Monroe *4,924 ami 13,031,' Or­ for generationa to com*, ami will not allow adequate parking space ange *30,136 and $26,863. I'atin Beach $33,967 and $30,373, Pinel­ for th* public bathing beach." as the F -ll. las *36.670 and (34.663, Polk *38,•The property involved is the 07-'f and $29,271, Putnam $7,066 Echols testified that oh Aug. jsotith.half of Grand Rend Avenue and $4,189, St. Johns $7,120 and 24, 1043,, shortly before Rdbitfruirf th* Country Club Road to $6,297, 81. Lurie $6,292 and *4,velt'a return. General Arnold had Crystal Lake thr east half of 024. -Sarasota $11,098 and $0,184, directed that no further action be Fourth Strret from Crystal task* Heminole $7,203 and $6,003 and taken to encourage Hughes in his ment, see ‘our ninny deto laike Mary Avenue, part of an Volusia $20,727 and $17,199. efforts to sell hi* plan* to the alley running from the Coun'ry algna. Ordt*r today to Club Road to Fourth Street and British Food two small parks facing on Morris assure prompt delivery. Walkway in thia tame block. ( I ' e a l l s s M l (IBM P a s s O a » t A bath house has oeen con­ in his hand sand a 9ten gun magstructed by the Lake Mary °.T.A. SLATON MACHINES ILLEGAL at the foot of Grand Bond Avenue, axln* ill hit hin p«ket. A suspicious-looking package TALLAI1A3SEE, FLA., Aui part uf which was vacab-d hy the was found under one of th* mat­ MONUMENT CO 1046 resolution. and“TKe btach.at, tresses and snappers Investigated ___ _ ___ this point It used as ad public •or ahfp, both built of piywcmd. ce profit making beach. Tha petitioners noV wek. Ip it as police instituted th* search P artially Ih^i fnr thw attaekaf*. -TlghCTnurth iv r U iii . . . . rrsto ie j to the ment houses ware evaluated of public for parking places tor auto­ - mobiles and the rxpansjiia-uf-th* oil teuanta except for one* 111 woman, ami the places were . bathing bsach.— * searched. All Better Dresses y2 Price If' .Ladies’ Drepses • CotJone and Hpun Hayons - One Rack to cloneout ’ BLOUSES Cotton Hhirlwalats In long and abort' sleeve*. 1-98 . ' One Hack to cloaeoul 500' • • ■' 1 l' . Work Pants lo-chwcoul for Shirts g,00... • (< v a l t B M S - 0 '■ / * Special *1,00 LADIES’ 100% WOOL SUITS . i A largo aasortment of baautlful stylo* to aol^ct from. To cloMout for Special £ .0 0 . Vo Men’s Straw Hats J/i Price T-Shirts Colton Some people s till have the strange idea that small budgets don't entitle them to good ejuality! Nonsense! They're the very people who mml bx\ t quality. W hat they buy must give good and satisfactory service. Every­ th in g you find at Pccney's is tesied to make sure it w ill give you every d im e * worth o f value fo r what you spe n d -a ll that, and m o re l’ • ,i jv rt » . %r hottost lumrear nights i 15*ooand25*oo OftUfe Men’s Pajamas FanI color broadcloth, Success 0 ( UN In Indonesia Seen As Hopeful Sign M w l Leather Belts Rayon Pants 6-96 pair n b i i i^ u i j ? Undershirts - 2 !' i , cWculotaa It blow* awoy i* ,1 Table MEN’S and LA DIE’S 8 H QE S FALKNER ING. A s s o c ia te d P re s s Lagaed W i r e Rioters In Britain Face Court Action JE R l > M I M. Aug 4 UPt Light young Jrw«. including a gul. k ill­ ed a Jewnh official and wounded the Jewuli manager of HaidavV Bank in Haifa today and escap'd Security C o u n c i 1’ a Fate Depends On Policy Q(, l^rmncas iV|*leiKr c a m r.^ ltfo This-is the first command ever issued by the council in the-in.-. SHOWN AT Hli n iiT news conference In Washington.- Sc-aclary of Dc "■TfTiWJfnirt Torreslil hsired uniAratlon of the armed services as “tha terrsts of peace. I t m*y be the most decisive and dcflnltive step In the formulation of a national mill* last if it .isn't made to stick. tary policy since th# formation of the Republic-.’ (International) Whether it is made to, stick w ill depend on whether members ol the Security.Council can buiy self interest and' their own ddfriencet long enough to deal with this In ­ donesian threat to global trsn- Gayaeodss* Ara Beat FINE NYtONS Th# name talk you they are the fln«.t nylon* you can buy l Very eheer, h u t kmg-weering 45 VRjD«e In Sun Shadow And Spring Beige tone*. They’m made of -floe codon fabrics. Platform Hole*. W ASHINGTON, Aug 4 id*. Biooks” John Meyer, H nw aiil ilu g liM J I J»p o il pnrttrfK tA w m g'j>uhffcitr-m an, h'd'ffjcftntified Senators today lie tin te d the Isie I V v ia President and Mis. R ooirvelt i l l the com H yde Patk about election tune in lM e ve t In ‘w ric n 'if'H r r ifly not r/spect the cen*r fire order. . d? y i l take tha -hindmost^' — - ­ TT* ssT<i the government Intemled On* rrcognit** that Hiilland. as "Many increa«e* in occupation­ to Invite front three to fjv.« powers the “mother country," has bad al licenre feer s ir indir-sted in to•pnd representatives to lndone- to swallow a bitter pill in or­ own k ' ,|hI and out own p io trd io n dering the crate, fire against those the Rt. Rev, Charles B. Colmorc. The Republican fr-rmler. Atfur whom she regards as rebels. Just l.cllicd liu h o p of. fA ie ttr R ico, tnld Slarifooddin, ar-id In a radio br jad- how U ttar was iwsdu. clear Jati the R otsiy 1’ fub today that al­ >avt Dial hla gorem.neni; go' • Thursday when the-Dutch ambas­ wished an International commission to he sador to the United States, Keleo though there is a email vocifer­ the third party In nrhliration of Van Klrffens, told the Security pay a $15 annual Ire snitrad ous tninoiily clamoring for indc|>cnthe conflict. Tills was interpreted Council that this was a purely do­ in Batavia to mean that the Jog­ mestic affair and that tha council of $10 as' form eily. Those with dcnce and. looking for political jakarta regime did not fnvor medi­ had no right to intervena. - •$3,000' to $4,000 stock w ill have jobs, the vast m ajority n l the Puer ation bv the United States. Again, one can understand 'why their fret increased from $30.75 to to Ricans have no dr»ue to be Slarlfoeddin declared Ihe repub­ the representative of an imperial 550. and $1.50 additional lo r eatli separated from the United States. lic no longer hound by the rficrl Rev. Colniore pointed out. how­ $1,000 o f stock. . Agreement, the rare between ever, that it w ill lie 50 year* next User Dutch and the ln-1-mxaiant by Operating sound trucks for nn*'i which “the United Stales of In- Heat Wave Engulfs year since .the United Stale* took own business has increased in denegle" was to receive indepen­ fee from $25 to $50 a truck, and over this island dependency nl dence In 1940 under the Nether­ Nation Except For lands crown. operating one for other than one's Spxit|. end politically it is exactly East Coast Area own business fiom $50 to $100 in thb s-flnc position today as itj Rcctnt act* by the Dutch in pro­ claiming, the tin -rl'h Island-* of Carnival price* remain at $5<Kt was 47 yean ago. It u hot a By the AasoriatAI I’ress Bangka and Billitnn ns autnromcircus fee* are still territory like Hawaii or Alaska, The nation trudged Ivack td wotk a week; out territories, when they former­ ly were considered ntitt of the re­ today to fact a hot Monday after SI00 a day fnr each 1,000 seal* but what is called in l l i r w.usjs public. nullified the agreement, all t\:«t thr East Coast experienced or frartlnn thereof, and other of the people who live there' "a show* under te n ts . t«. a sweltering' weekend. the' premier aaid. , A wave of heat warmed Sunday a day, according to admission. Dutch spokesman aal.l most The former $100 a day fee rrlands units were already outings from the Pacific Coast through thr Mississippi Valley for furniture auction* hat been wen at an me principal govern­ rtilled up, aevrral no-irv before the midnkpht deadline. There was with Picry*. 8. D„ reporting ths reduced to $20 a day for concerns ment officials, it appointed hy the almost no activity todtv at R*-n. highest temperature, 110, as Ar­ in husinest her* not lets than P ie tid rq l o l the United Slates atanjs. which had been the Dutrli kansas sweated through ita eighth two years. The rate for finaned or mon­ The peoplp * h e ie would like' to (toons' expected Jumping-off place straight day of 100 plus which ey lending companies has been elect .their own officials, hp con­ for an attack toward Jo g iik irta . resulted in two Hraths. Although the Eastern Seaboard upped from front $60 to- $100 .a tin u 'd . addin* that he would -like The. United Nations Security Council last Friday called upon to t thr most part escaped the year. . weekend's heat,tem perature* were Rates for professional m*n such to tee Puerto Rico made a terri­ both tide* to cease fighting. In statements yesterday the In­ expected to climb today and loro- as altonteym, architects, dentists tory looking ultimately toward donesian! said they were “willing" casta-were for rontinued high m er­ ami physicians have b**n Increas­ statehood, something he explained, t<4peate hostilities, but that a cury leadings over almost the en­ ed from $16 to $26. which might take a hundred yean. Healers by electrical or mechantruce could ba carried out effec­ tire nation for tin- next day or two. Puerfo Rico It iltuglcd about Portland,’ Mr., howevar, h it a tively only If the Dutch withdrew 1.000 miles southeast nf Florida, record low vrsterday for Ih* date to demarcation iltf*a established Rev. Colmor* declared. It hat a last October. There was no in- as the mercury re a d , 48, three population of 2,000,000 persons, U. S. Hits Red Plan only 600,000 of whom live in eiti*s, largest being Kan Juan with On UN Application the 120.000 population. The island |» 100 miles long, 40 lullrt wide with LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 4 l/D— an atea of about 3.500 square Tha • United State* objected inih-s. The density of Ha nouulastrongly today to a Soviet tlro<l a a t l a a »4 a a S a i t S a a r I posa] hat the United Nations delay mncideratlon of memltership V« To Build 100 Bed f l p n l p i l Rfrom H NAustria, M P RIlly, i . Mrs. Dossie Murphy Tallahassee Hospital Ilungray and Romania. Hayden Raynor, U. 8. respreDies In Washington sentativ*. told the Jtocurlty CounWASHINGTON, Aug. 4 0V) fll'a membership committee H ut Ths Veterans Administration an­ Mrs. Tyson Murphy, Mr«. uossis Dost!* Tyson Murphy. w|dth* Unites States could riot accent ow of the late Kenneth Murphy nounced today it will build new Rusats’scontention th at study I00-b*d hospitals at Thomaaville, died In Washington, D. C. Friday of these applications must await at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ga., and Tallahassee, Fla. ratification of ths psace treat­ The agency said It la "scrapArthur Zachary, Jr., after an 111ies. Bf‘ previous to build a 200- bed nesa of two months. He pointed out th lt treaties •pit*! at Tallahassee. It ”prt>bMrs. Murdhy was Uksn ill while with Illy, Hungary and Romania visiting with her sister in Mont­ ahWwill be ' eight to twelve already had been ratified by all gomery. Ala., later being removed nereccary states except Russia to the home of her daughter. She pleted and bids asked on alther and added: the Georgia or Florida buildings, bern a resident of Sanford for “Surely the people of states had tha agency added. 12 months. which merit admlsalon should not The administration said Its body w u sent to Sanford be penalised solely because of tha forThe decision w u baaed ui»n recom­ funeral services which war* mendation! of. the Houae A p p ro - Two Bandits Hold Up falure on -th* part qf; tha sUt« held this afternoon a t .4:00 o'rlocji: to ratify.’* • vi prlaUona Committee, which re­ JackHonville Store Raynor said Austria should be In Holy Cross Episcopal Church cently waa given authority to HDapllal Hfcns have been completed and » T O chosen for a 200-bed hos­ pital a t TallahuSe*. but the agen­ cy u l d today It must “start all ever again on plans and speci­ fications, reducing ths site to 100 beds.' ROYALL RETURNS 0 INGTON, Aug. 4 (Ai­ ry of W ar Royall today i by piano from Germany ho went last Thursday tr 1 J A C K f l M r c t a . F l... A u g .T (A*)— Two unmasked, neatly dres­ sed bandit* held up the Setter G ro cer/ here at 7:46 A.M. today and escaped with $1,200 In cash, police reported. The bandits, one of them armed wHh _________' ____ tnuim d the atore a few mlmutes after It had opened for business and took tha loot from the cashier. Police said employees of tha ators dsscribed tho bandits as being be­ tween 30 and >6 rears of ago. Both wore brown business suits and ono had on a panama b a t Tho armed robber waa blond and wo*» Rurvlvors besides tha di Mrs. Zachary, Include one daughter, Mary Zachary of Ington, D. C , two aljU r Frank Nabje and Mlaa Fa aon of Montgomery; at brother. Jordan-T yson, i Montgomery. • CAR T H IEF HUNTED ' Whereabouts of ■ white man who la believed to have stolen a 1035 Ford Kedah, the properly ot Mrs. Jack L. Yates of Lake $fary. ia being sought by local author­ ities. A i daafrlptjoit uf tha .man PLIGHT TAKER OPF has been broadcast by the Florida Highway Patrol. ? p ,. • CHICAGO, Aug. 4, (AT—' am P. Odom took off today Orchard Airport on a lBjtoo solo speed flight around th . x I" « • . on tin way a t 2:31 I (Central Daylight Time). >n Of Late' Presi­ dent, Promises T o Tell All Concern­ ing T r a n s a c t i o n s ve.ell tulil Nrusta Ihe Jewnh tindeigtmmd issued a statement saving "W r have not yet settled oui hanging account with t|ie Biitiih." "They threai • ' ell. then on duly v\ills the -V rnrd new bangings, , I-**1 *ee)> two yniuig British • With I .lim it Itnotevell. son ot • Corps in Europe, had wiitien In sergpants. who had Iweti kidnap llie Isle I’ rrsidrnl stated * few (amity suggesting that trte ia ed and held hostages for two feel behind Kim, Meyer to tifje d I Inrnds nf lot in lhi« counity Ih weeks, wgt* liangn) In a forest preserve near Natanya. wlieie befnie llie Senate Vi'ai Inveilig.sl I invited to Hyde Park. Hr wen they wei# strangled and hied t.» mg Committee t l its inquny into 1along' on that invitation. Mere death from wmitidt cut hy the ♦ 4 ll.0 0 0 .tl0 0 of wartime contracts said." thin, knmied ropes. The committee 'ha» heard lestl __The.. JUi.l as—ln»wl« -ff»riet svt-i* was shot l„ death hud restated Ihe Jewish handtts. The hank hy. an Army colonel lhal ynunc manage) was lenten until hr Roosevelt had bren, asked to re opened the money Imix Witness's main in f.mope until oiler •'ic said the ridd-eis' escaped In n r#.SrssA?ntfir> Iik/aV We ifXernitf s'rtlssed How .it rreimimfsaanet father, the l i t veil. 3 mini: IliH n r ifll sv 1,1 the President Imf), a “ fa lh e ilr ” irrle r r - l in what hr.w as lining, hut that . pholii-rrmnnalssaere did lint rank in the inipudam V w ith Ih r “ lew o th rr prnhtems*’ th * President had nn tils pilnd at lh a l lime. * . g.iting im ito n tml (acts'* 'about lu< the Irltjn g of w contiactc to I Ion ai Crowd* outside the bank fit*: t,ried to •'stop the escape, hut dis petsed when shot* wei* fit*,| because o l the inability n l its members to measure up to Ihestidentical requirements. MS Sandals and Play Shoes Meyer Testifies It W as Gootl Business To Go To Hyde Park ir war arcnmpvniri City License FeesjCoimore Explains To Be Increased Political H opes • More lit it i-It soldiers will be executed .b> ligu Zval I-*uinl v« soon as #they a ir captured,, a Churchill Backs By New. Ordinance Of Puerto Ricans New Offer Made Republican side, and asked that • • ^ • leader of Ih* Jewrith underground Pit verb! take (his into ronsideraIfmllM Nl f * | t ’ Sis i *i’>n. . A world which is most dam­ Commission Considers Retired Bishop Says Laborites In Plea (A Netherlands g o v e r n m e n t nably weary of bloodshed and Boost A f f e c t i n g Island Has No Wish spokesman declared at the Hague hunger and Volume Increase To EaseU.S. Loan Deadline Nears the Dutcli would defend themsolvci about lime-al . _ nations.got alswiid Many B u s i n e s s e s F o r Independence vigorously if Republican troop, did the |ieace handwagoti—and “tho B 50«andi-oo M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 4, 1947 New Defense Chief Hails' M erger - W r get a wee glitnpie o l rain­ bow- through storm-clouds in the compliance b) Holland and the Indonesian Republicans w ith the order by the U n itrd Nations Se­ curity Council for cessation n l tire bloody hostilities in the Dutch East Indies. Bathing Trunks 1 .9 5 and 2 .9 5 Sport Coats F L O R ID A , lly DEWITT MACKENZIE Foreign Affairs Analyst Terry Robes 1 /3 Off , AU Wool SANFORD, Indonesians Issue B A T A V IA .' Java, Aug. 4 OP) — The Indonrjian- Republic joined the Dutch tonight in announcing a midnight ccaie-litc older to troops, flopping hostilities in In ­ donesia and giving the United NalioWi hi ffts l’ 1sf(T^v ic to ry fer Chaffeur Caps rt’H 1 m .tteu Established 1908 Premier Asks For.. In­ ternational Body • T o Be 3rd Party In A r b i t r a t i o n . • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V O L U M E X X X V III In Palestine comfort through tho - a* " THE W EATHER vt * .. •* *• t T a rtly rln u d r tonight and Tues­ day eveept local thundershWVers In the afternoon. .. S iva, r » a » n » » S new year it is 172,818, and consTWHIW Increased expense* It will be much smaller for the yeas af­ ter. Mr. Lawton predicted. A total *213.063 gross increase in receipts, mainly - from state sources, is offset by a $74,4.0. rev­ enue decrease Including the fftl,B50 formerly supplied hy state racing funds, and 121.264 decrease In carry over balance. Other de­ creases are 12,300. of State ami Federal Vocational allowances, 295 by the. State for textbooks, and 11,667 fa district 4 mill taxes, The State will increase Its al­ lowance for teacher salaries from the 1103,826 of last year to *219,907 during the coming year, an l«t you aloop In cool Cotton Hulls, valueH-to 5.95 tfh f I * School Ex Room Air Condltlon«rh . Special W a sh CloMis GENEVA. Switxerland, July (JPi— A subcommittee rnireu ing trp of the 11 delegiMom th* United Nations sp ecial* m ittrr for Palestine will t Jewish displaced persons (1I In Europe, the committee elded today. John D. Hood of Australia i head the group, which will clde itself on details of the t< ( a U n ity T h e ro I s S tr e n g th — * To Protect the Peace of tha World: To Fromota tha Progress of A m eric^ J o Prodnee Prosperity for Sanford. t I.axlex and Jersey S u lU values to 5.95 H ath - Towebs UN Committee Plan Tour Of DP Cam Special g ,0 0 TOWELS* C an n o n NEW ORLEANS Aug. l-(/P> A minor tropical 'storm in the Gulf of Mexico hfs veered in direction and wa»j reported by the Weather Bureau to he moving toward the Texas Coast in the vicinity of Brownsville today. l-OMtex H u iU valuett to 8.95 All Better Hata B ig, T h i n l y GULF STORM BATHING SUITS ->-- Yi Pete*- mattor, would it notT asked chairman Ferguson of the subroromiltff. “Normally, yea,” Echols replied. Ha recounted, however, that when Booaevelt came home from Europe he, Echoli, w u told to cooperate with the President'* son. As the Inquiry into Hughes' ♦40,000.000 wartime contracts went through ita fifth day, there were published reporta that Hughes will ask the Justice Department to investigate the “relationship of Senator Owen Brewster (K-Mo) chairman of the full committee, and Pan-American Airway*.' • Show n \\y M arkets Government Hit For ‘ Frittering Away” Dwindling Ci edits ?p. Hartley Seek Congressional In quiry Into Tic-Up le price rtefrxtltftif llm-fcdv »hould be known W pO D ^TO C E. EngfsnH. Aug. 4 be tnliulate*!. Director Wilaon state-1 today that gross sales are already definitely past last year's record-breaking grand total of $31,211,386.61, by more Ilian $2.400,11X1 for the system a« a whole. "At the close nf thr fiscal year." said Director Wilson, "it wa-i ap­ parent that our State-opi-rated m allets had continued '.heir tinbroken record nf showing a gain each vear, over the preceding 12 month*. 8ome of the markets had scored very substantial gains However* because of bad weather Irf February and later, which knocked production In a number of important producing arras. I bail liardlv dared hope for such a substantisl Increase In volume ns re- te ll said today, that llie uni" i important enough in the overall a new ppijMisal which it hoi e I pi'H m e n irllt pivcrdtnc*' la be lb * would n e r t a lltik r of 107 -i committee investigation, that much o l the American loan hsd been “ frilteiesl away'* by th r Labor government.- He nonetheless pledged himself to bark efforts t » bbtain "easemenlt" iir conditions surrounding the swiftly disappearing $3,750,000.1)011. and to obtain new Xiediis ftum Washington. . f-nrd Motor Co. employer*. Richard T Leonard. L 'A W T IO It happens that I had some sire president, did not ir \ e , | |i n, i ai lie * -intimatp ’relations with the nl the new suggestinp s*|iu’li lie man w!in was Cnmmaniler in Chief <ml u ln i w a* in ilia ig e nf ihe war "Nhaip (liangr, and ruilailmen's are to be mailr m the loan expen­ diture on non essentials and it w'll lie- fSfiynnn'% duly to accept I Churchill. in a psily »pe'c;|i. said tome o( the loan vomfitiont "alarm­ 'll" hi|u, particulatly the clause obligating .B n ljm to make cutlent sterling transactions by lliilith customers Iterly convertible iqto dollari, . ’ "However I reb--l, a n tto ly nop. on the wlaJlow of lim fail nilndevl 'American people to tusk* ll*\ neceaaarv easement s, w i t h o u t which a policy for which they have mad* heavy sacrifices will cer­ tainly fad In it* effects." lit* war­ time Prime Minister t.ii-l. "There Is no shame in one brave and ' faithful_ail)', deeply Injured system, showed a gain of better than $1,600,000. 1’ompan-i‘a salen for th* last fiscal year totaled $12.N.*h.O50.66, a t eompareri with 111,174.1*9.22 for the fW-al yrar M. J. Lodges Return ending Jun* 10, 1046. Sanford State Farmers' Maiket. From Cool Vacation oldest uni* In the State-operatrd •yxtem. reported a total of *2^08.Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lodge, who 018.93 this year and *2.630,834.82 returned recently from a trip to Isat y ra r,'' Washington, D. C., Baltimore and New York State, reporter) that they found Ih* cool weather to their liking, and that while visit­ ing Niagara Falls, and Windsor, Ont. th* temperature w st at time* down to 46 degrees or less. While at Savannah, New York they visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Whitehead of Sanford who ara tp rrxliar - th e. summer— months there. This Is a prominent celery growing section, and the quality of the celery is very lion announced that It had no m■ptaifX^Tof averting the tin ' walkout, which, would h* th* fit <t major strike in the sulo In-InVi-; In 17 months. \ . Jo in t'S , linens, etmip.ittv v-.-• pirsiilsut, -told- reporteis ,-t.- entCte-l the nll-fmpoitaoi •- * at the ilowntown Rttok «"« tltf, Hotel ■ "We have no further c-mntet piop'Vsals im ritlier issuf '' The two sides are at odds ny,.r \ pension plan and ctiiitim ' letuit)^ protect lb* union agnlpst y- . II isrIIniiH e»tt | ‘R|p | ssstpi Irigictmcnt AhIumI In Lynch Attempt (’use IVst Coulrol Board Named Bv Caldwell TALLAHASSEE. F la. A-tg. 4. ■Pi A fivj- man pest c,t|ilro| 'ward to examine nn-l certify tpid'rantx fit iiisrrt and itatfld eradication •i” i ators’ licenses under a now Nothin la» pus tuitncd tooay by It—fllltil t jlhloell. list- rnetnlo-rs ate J. M. Roper, Minrnl "|M*ra)i-i for n u-rm of •b ite vents, J. I*. W'ulher. Or1sndq operator fnr a term of ono w ar, A J. Rugeie of Gainesville, l ‘nirar«itv of I bo bin eniomAlngiat, • i t\Vu ' m •• *io. John T. rtiig h to n . University jf Florida rrithinologlst, for a t h r v . - t r ttjtit: nn-l Fullrr Ttesr* of -Ins-k-tiivllle. memliet at/ large for a l .stt vfar AfUl*• Growers Urged To Vote For-Soil Proj'ect toward th* performance ..f w r duties.' , .Judge Frltzell cautioned the grand jurymen that they must keep absolute secrecy on what o-eurx In th* grand Jury room nnd without referring to any purr leular rase said "If the evidence dots not mAka out probably i don' return trunJiills but if it ik>x do the only tblng you can d»- return a true bill.” - J l TheyH be holding -enur t trrtr maybe for tbmrJands of year* and All grower* of .Seminole County nnd I'roperty owners were urged by County Agent C. R. Dawson to­ day to vote.for IIje program o f anil coriMi/vation W'rdnrwlav morning at from HAM) o'clock until noon. ' If apjirovsM, Seminole County will I-* arconted Ihe same Stats and fc b -ia l government engineer­ ing service In soil conservation now given to nearby counties'th at have «li endv approved tha proVoting places will b« a t the Court llutis* office of County Agent C, R. Dawaon. tha Town Hall at I.ongwixMl and tha grocery atore ‘at Chuluota. Foling man* y-r l » )u i\i- (w'l-n rtln scn s i s it n t jnese offices, . • . The elrctlun was arrattgsd by the State Soil Conservation hoard at a hearing recently held a t the Court House at widen growers ap­ proved .having a referendum in order .th a t Seminole County may Medved the Iwnrfits of soil con­ servation. DOUGLAS IN PARIS PARIS, Aug. 4. (A*) — Lewis TITLE BOUT TONIGHT Douglas, American ambassador to PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4-f<F> Britain, has arrived In Parts for a conference with Jrffcraun cirff. ry, United .States ambassador ta H I.K ..T �The Sanford Herald i v i i n t m o x B*TKI r »»•!>*• io aevooce C a r tt.r , w eeb M eath ----------- —----- ------•e M eolhe S l l K«w T tlV n < M ee*u U A...CUO* r» i“ wblrfc Is 1s t " • • V : •Mi*'W«>r W I* eIscMsle eew it *n re, ss weU* ■* «*■ «ta patches- MONPAT. AUGUST 4, 111? R IB LB VERSE FOR TODAY . b u a I L ROTTEN SPOT 34D8 TO 8PREAD AND DESlOY THE WHOLE U f E ; To U. — II. ' minded Is datth. R*>* Senate inve»t.gel to met:! Wellington piOtPto Join 'Hie Guard Maori Iriba . funaral fits* In close no auch “idarin,; example" New Zealand are called tangL of war time entertainment expen­ diture* as thoae of Howard llujrhea. • Ferguson agreed with Senator firewater (R-Ms) that a “searching examination" by Ihe Are You A committee had failed to turn up similar records in the fUaa of other Potential Diabetic? California plane builder*. Aa Roosevelt waited 11 testify, . By W. V. BITTING Rrewater cited a report of C. N 'Bailey, general accounting office Touchtoa Drug Co. expert who made Ihe survey of en­ tertainm ent expenses. Bailey said It is possible to sort potential that his examination,, limited to diabetics frqm the rest of. the contracts where the , records-are population. Fat peopbi over open to the government, “disclosed forty are the most likely vic­ tims, especially If th*v have diabetic parents or relatlx**. GoingC BACK-TO-SCHOOL in If someone in your fsmily had diabetes, tell your doctor when you have that next reg­ ular physical examination. He will advise you about weight and other contributing factors. ses. th at bten ised Ferguson observed, however, committee Investigator* had unable to find any auch item­ accounting aa Meysr gave. There are more cars on AnieHcan fgrms than telsphonss — 4.150.000 cars as compsrsd to 1.900.000 telephones. I)r. Charles L. Persons Optometrist FASHIOJfS from the pages of 'Whsn dlsbetes is prsssnt in ths body, diet, exercise, ar.d in­ sulin as prescribed by yuur doc­ tor wig suable you to live a norMedical advancements con­ tinue to enable the finest phar­ maceutical firm s to product better and cheaper insulin, and It is always available at ths rounter of the skilled, conscien tlous pharmacist. Sanford Atlantic Dk. Bldg. Hours: 9-12 1-6 * Phont 2*i This Is the 109th of a series of Editorial Advsrtlselnenls ap­ pearing In. this uspfri . each Eyea Examined • Glasses Fitted Copyright See these now andKate Greenaway Frocks Terrie Togs of Cal. Celeste Dresses Irene Ilamsey Hand Made*' KiDDitLflnn, Florida. It is up to the young men of Sanford to help main­ tain that reputation by joining the Guard now. Thus, they will be benefittlng then?se|ves and- helping their town c o n fin e d o v e t'v h fU Secretary o f D rlm ie Royal Symbol President- AwTlhe re»t d u . can tejpice *»« Ws.hingtur. h at -nothin* mote tenous then hot tummer dsyt to worry than ihe Diopet tslute for » csb -newt that Sanford’. fame reset, considerably farther than Aithui Codlrgy’* radio program. Mr. 3cnd«r‘s daughter Beverly writer from A u^bcrc. Uflrtntny. wh*«« •he is slsyina’while her hutbsnd Kinchin Powers, it ttstioned neatby in ths Army, that the went t< orange* Meyer Testifies wh»- you charged It to aircraft," Fi'tttuaon ahot hack. Ferguson produced . a vouchor order to Hughes for 100* planes, fur 1100 for entertainm ent' of Roosevelt lq November. of 1044. the committee has bc.ni^-ield., t Baled JanettV Thomas as one of Meyer's expense accounts, given Ithose present. the committee, show expenditure) Ferguson — Who was Janette of more than 16,000 purportedly for entertainment of Elliot Roose­ Thomas? Moyer—Shu’s a xlrl from Cali­ velt and his friends. In addition to this spending, the fornia—Paramount Studios. • Ho added that the item was committee heard from Meyer to­ day that he bought a handbag fur l charged to Hughes A ircraft be• cause It waa general entertainment screen actress Faye Emerson, wife .J men will be given-their choice of n year’s service in, tho of Elliott Roosevelt. » year sftvr' n Ihe-line of waft •■ear*. Ferguson showed Meyer a news­ -United States Army (or Navy) or a period of training in' the decision on Hughes' plan*. This clipping Nov. 16,1944, " r ' ' *” M|mss* TOed '*■»»«» iv«»# ll»| Id-H, the National Guard.-Many young men will prefer to.spend was also charged as ’‘entertain­ »paper which related Elliott's return from three, years in the Guard, where they-can remnin at home ment." Europe that day and aaid that with their families and continue their work in their chosen From the 194S period—when Ihe Meyer had met him in New York. plane contract was letdrman occupation, t<f*belng drafted into tlie Army and sent to The Michigan Senator asked if refreshed bis memory any as eyer’e 1944, appe^ae.vouchers. that to whsther he was In New York At that time, ths committal has The value of National Guard training w'as thoroughly when Elliott returned. Meyer said Htfcslfri .during till* recent war when officers' and men heard in -previous closed session It certainly did. teitimony, there tpas some talk of with National Guard experience rose rapidly in rank and the cancellation of Hughes' Ferguson — Did you see Col. Hughes' conRoosevelt while he was staying in found themselves well equipped for ihe innumerable oppor- tract for the F -ll plane. with hla daughter. tunities which piesented themselves. Not 6nly did they • MsySr, going through his *x *,California, Meyer—Of course. fare better it* to promotions thnn the more inexperienced pense accounts, came to a long Ferguson—Did you See him evfrom Nov. 2 to it, 1941. I srv day? men, but in time* of danger th«ir chance* of survival were weekend There was an item reading, I don’t think so. improved by the training they had received. “Dinner. El Mordcco, ten pcorli.*, H*M«vcr—No, must have had olhsr peopls he To many men the pay of $2.60 for attending weekly 130." could see besides Me-Lock Usd, drills of two hours each Ih no inconsiderable item and may Meyer, shaking his Itsad, com­ Northrop, Vultee,—and we’ll sey mented: “T hst’s verv cheap." sen e a useful means of balancing the family budget, but "You were only paying the tips, Consolidated too. for the town as u whole the copibined pay of such a com­ Ihe bill was charged," Fergusc.it . . Ferguson—Why did you pay his hills, and not these other "com­ pany, amounting to ubout $25,000 a year, is something advised him. panies? which no business map or civic leader can afford to over­ Ferguson asked why the trip to Mever — Possibly a warmer Hyde 1'ark was charged Hugh's look. As a source of income for our community we should friendship grsw up between' Col. have a National Guard company. Keosevclt and Mr. Meyer then with some of those other com­ Sanford has always been a good National Guard town. Before Pearl Harbor -it had one of the finest organizations was I'reddenl of tha Unit*: panies. I think he's t very charm4 ii,th u , » U t« . if. hnd n n e u f -the b e a t A n n o riv * lo be found S talest l thought U Wm 4 gVcsl . anywhere. It produced more,officers, and more high rank­ privilege." Senator Ferguson said the hooka ing officers, than probably any other city its size in “That’s why I wanted to know gating com m it!**/ you the nicest pcopi* - th e MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 194? THE BAN FORE HERALD, 8ANPORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO The British government has decided to |>ermit the Prince** Rlizuboth tn have a-hltr-iwhUp-wvririiag •with-all tnetnm m litg* that apiicrtain to a royal ceremony. West­ minster Ahliy will hi* the scene of* the wedding and no expense will be spared to make it a glittering pageant. It might be sup|>osed that the sight of so much magnificense would a rouge rancor In the hearts of the people who afe undergoing terrific privations and see no relief in sight. But that will not be the case. The loyal subjecia will line the streets, as they did when the King was crowned," waiting patiently for hours, in the rain ,;if need b«v to catch a beuuty-ataneii live*. The princess is to them a symbol of romance, without which they would lie poorer than they The rest of the world wonders how much longer any nation will be able to ufford the upkeep of romantic symbols while Rocletr cveiyWheTi! 1ft undergoing a levelling process, or Italy only, imagint but the best guess is thut in one form or another they will her turptit# when the found ' n s te full with the M syftii brand of the Patrick Fruit Co. .straight from Sanford. . . New Penalty If a Congressman is sent to jail, should he receive a government pension? Ex-Congressman James M. Curley of Massachusetts Ih now in prison, and ex-Congresaman Andrew J. May of Kentucky has just been sentenced. A Senate bill left pending by the adjournment of Congress cuperstc. Virginia Hill, in ette you aie not hep 16 )h* gtnglsnd has been used to the disadvantage of the government." lor*, it the |iil I o f the for­ tige While' no names nre mentioned, Curley apd May are mer "Bugsy” Siege) .who bowed clearly in mind. gratefully out of the Lot Angelrt An obvious point is thut this udds a new jienalty to those underworld picture when a flock Congressmen who-are convicted of crime. In addition to of machine gup bullets caught the normal' fine, imprisonment or both, loss of pension up with him. Vbgini*. h itn ’t bten rights would be added: It is refreshing to find Congress able to tleep well since, though concerned over the conduct of its less reputable members. thousand miles Both House ami Senate have too oft,en disgusted their southern constituents by tender care for the perquisites of good and bad alike. The new hill is a welcome departure from the club spirit that has hitherto prevailed. Hill. lot the tecond • ». • 1 1* ■ *• ' 1 % •f 1 >. ■*xifi ••*.• ♦* • dentally an oveidotc accithe may have taken R . T. C O W A N CO. increase! following tb* inersat* in the price oi cotl after ■th« coal cpcratoit surrendered to th« ex­ orbitant demands « I John L Lewis Thus tb* people are continuing to p a / the price of U p i* ' dicta- ' End houac heating trouble* before they F O R T U N IT S gin you that smart ontombit look with \ M A D I-T O -M A T C H k \ S H O IC A N D DAOS begin- -use a p e n cil notv Instead o f home is builL Our author!* J p y ki Crocodaro talivf new booklet on hom e heating y ' / , The Junior Chamber oi Conixaorco diivc to raise funds for the operation of tha Tourist Informa­ tion booth for tha promotion oi the tourist business in Sanford it meeting prith pronounced. sue>*Nf 0B4' business tile r another forward subsumial Fortunal Intarprgti In firy» laothar tha dittlncHva morklngt of tha vanaroblt crocodlla for thaia'daliflhtful, datignadto-molch shoat flhd bqpt. • . To land you a (othlonObl# coitumsd look . . . To Itomwod your avsry outfit Into a brcutlluny coordmalad costwno. ill Inform ation on modern. inexpensive, built-in pU healing equip* FREE frff copy now. Sec your dealer, call b offered Florida Pouter A Light Company w ithout c h arg e to b u ild e r* o f adw hom e* a n d lo m.U ceopM, U lo drive over i a t,______iJ . • v "i �I \ M P A Y . A U G U ST 4, 194? PAGE T1IKEK T H E , SA N K U H D H K K A I.O , S A N r O K P , F l UR1DA Miss Whittle Goes To Waring Workshop Calender Mo n d a y No- 10 ot Mm* W.S.C.S. of tne F im Methodist Church will n a n at 8:00 I*. M. at the h irs t of 3. R. Iloolchan, Z306 r’slniet if of all Sundsy school Wbvkers and teachers of the Prew toterisn Church will be held at TUESDAY ***a Friendship-League of the ttgatlonal Church will meet e Parish House at 3:00 P. M. THURSDAY Hli# T. E. L Class of the First Ikptlft Church will hold a cover9 -4Uh supper at the Church P BROADWAY By JACK OltltlAN tost unbelievable. Stories of k bath*, champagne allpper Mrs Park Honors August Bride-Elect Mr*. Charles Park entertained on Thursday at !:00 o’clock'honorIn* Ills* Connie McCall, who*« marriage will be an «v»nt uf Wednr-tJav .*rlth a luncheon at the Mayfair Inn. Guest* were sealed at a ion* table In the small dining room of the hotel. A lovely arraugment of pastel axtafs dumird the decoration for the table arid nlsce cards with ttay noeegaya of the past si flower* marked the seating arrangem ent Mrs. Park’s gift to tHe honbren! Caswell, Mary Ann Wbelchel, Sylvia Mrlsch, Camille Ilattcn, Jackie Brotchie, Martha Perkin*, Shirley Smith and Kathryn Wig­ gins. Mrs. Ralph A. Smith Honors Miss McCall tl*» rttra v n g a n t Diam ond i B rw eplawlea are not l i e - ___ ____ ______ Mrs. W. 11. JUitx relum ed on Friday from vision* relative* In New Y«ck and W rit VUjtinla. Mrs. Henry Wight plan* to Irsve on Wednesday for Moston. Mark, where she will spend saveral’weeks. Mrs. J . 0. Laney and Mr*, dames Higgins and son have returned from spending a week in Opelika ami Wetumka. Ala. oiiWdsy*. One' m g ta & lx . knSKn young comedian, for ;nce, lets nn happening go unaaUced m hi* life. thing modratiy diverting occurs fat his path the various Broadway tfcnmlrjrrs are duly—and axaggtratively—informed. fore the progreseloae of bridgo the Watklne. guests were Invited Into the -lin­ Mrs. J . A. Rabun and dauphtri ing room where they enjoyad iu-d Bevrrly have returned lo th 'lr punch. A fter the ecoree were ndd-*d home In Tampa after visiting /or a few days with Mrs. Rabun’* high score, a ----- -----mother, Mrs. Jhwtl Chapman. straw purse, was ; Knimet McCall am t.u‘ Mln - r —Mr mnA U r* B u U rt ..AViUlmma "won " " ”» .1___l.,- . ’ WIIIIm.h. Daphne Connelly. The himlkrr. and daughter, Nancy ‘ William*, chiefs Were presentrd to Mis* Me- have left to ipcml several wrebs Call. The lovely color erheme ua* at Daytona Beach In the Hutclicarried out In the refreshment* leon Apartments. consisting of Ice cream with rale* Mra. G. A. Speer and children. embossed with liny roa«s and pink and green mini* and aflled nuts. Tommy and Mary Rose, have left to spend a month at New Smyrna Those present with M lu McCall Beach: Mr. Speer will join tlu-m were Mra. McCall, Mra. E. 8. Mc- at the beach on vrcckrnd*.. When this fellow w»s married, trick angles of the courtship were promptly sent around for columnar perusal and when utilmattly f ^ tc r a dignified period had tlsWml. he we* to become a -v th t buffoon engaged in d il­ uting, to columnists who go In such domestic drivel, alt the IllDCY MMitWI; AtlH sppronching.fatherho-nl gaga, dhal, Sylvia Maiacb and Kathryn en (hr lad Waa l-orn. all availa- Wiggins. ’ ijBt (ancient) parenthood jokea vers lifted bodily from ’ Joe MBT venerable rollectlon and nut 78 Attend Opening sse. Recently, the eeme fellow Youth Week Supper rrturned from a two montha’ va- itllun, soend in Nujtb nt received quite a bit About-78 young people attended at the State Teachrr1 College in bv reviving a bunch.of the supper held at tha Flrat M- tb- Boone. N, 0 . jokes of a ‘couple of odist Church 7 o r th# opening day ago and ^adjusting Sam# of Youth Week which fa being Mra. William O’Nrlll an j r‘ conducted this week at the church.' ■mv-'i ■While nothing Is too trivial or The program Is under tbe direc­ where iV will board a *1.1 Important to kn-p to his own self, tion of the Youth Caravan. The Germany to join Lieut. fPNeill h trumpeting treatment Is con­ supper was served by Circle No. I who Is stationed with the Army In ned highly ethical along of the Women’s Society Germany, wdway. Quite a few respected itlsmrn of Ihe thraler. movies I radio even bespeak for the returned lo their h'omr In Coluni inner In which he constantly rU In the puldlc eyes. ■ time with her parenla, Mr. and Mrs, K. F, LundquIsL Mrs. Paf • * * This system based on the AnyMcnt' Is the former Irena Lunddng-For-a-Gsg principle was prised by a press agent who has mther and slightly bothersome rimmiek.” All hts lub-thumpclients are announced aj beig In a n>w movie ehot, writing *e, acting as technical advisor or l some manner employed In connt movie turmoil which I have rinlta knawlclgu seldom, it illy exiata. The praaa hoaa trivia My Beauty Shop nt 206 North Park f« now open. Joutly through the mail* (o The latent in modern equipment and ( furninhiriRa !a desk and Just as religiously have been in/tnUed, including Individual booth •*file<r In the waste basket, uw* tin t any major mavle unit*, and a soft water aytitem, which la a necessity npanv’s talent rxertlons are an in keeping your hair aoft and bountiful.- • satanlly In flux as lo preclude Drop in or call for appointment. Forfnerly at 309 finger on Ihe pulse of everthlng Park Avenue. ikh sppesra In ike public int*. Therefore for several years HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY SHOP has passed along such false *06 North 1-arlt • PhoM *71 it ae "Mis* Susie Glsmorgam* bcokeehnlcal advisor. en tbe D m y R. Selsnlck film about decline of the pande populatn Hast Overshoe Missllucky. is xwiping the coll from ywood to begin her cinema iUr*. Meanwhile she Is singing f lull Ananias, located quaint * a Brooklyn sub-basement." enough the stuff aoraegets by some usually cauwritlng /oik. Juat another tq ie filed undex "Oh, well." Hollywood By BOll’ THOMAS -NEW YORK CITY, Aug. . 4, (.specialI — Alice Rerte Whittle, HOLLYWOOD. Auir. I. i lA— 041 Park ATenor. Saaferd, who I* Olivia D* li U going tn the director of vocal mu-u ttt the lease H.-iiUvn-ml U'-.in-i I,- )■■ Seminole High School, la attendin* Fred W ariag’e Uv«ic Wurahip at Shawne*-on* Delaware, iVnn^ p M A* kwh n« the o a r fini.hv. aylvanla this week. ' i A it m “The Snake Fit.” the and h>, !,-m Five hundred - men and wouien hand. novelist Mantle (hvxleteh. wfco direct college, bl*h svh-col. Mr. and Sir*. Kenneth Hitk..iq_ plan to huifd a lp,nw» In Rsppahs* church, industrial and radi'i music announced lUlay the Mrth of a, npek.' Va.,' where hi* fn rlu rr-i - il,. and whtr reprrsrmt wvery sltftc In .luiyhlrr Sh-rjrl Diane,, dp, Acg. I 1tfatd. t*li\ia. s»(ju.lia» nevrr l>e(oir this country, Canadu,and tlhilta are at th eJeru aU ' LatieiHoi Mewtur. rn fc (U rdtlegv. *ay» shell take attendin* the Workshop lid* sum­ iat Hospital . , ; classes at - nHuby William and mer. They watch Fred Warm*, r . | .--- — i Marv C-ollege. and his • famed Pennsylvanian* ^ _______ ____ it . . .Allman .... Mr. andi Sir*. J U, toTlie (iooJttcheit win livr In the broadcast si* coast-lu-coast shown* day birth of , ■ annoUnitdihe ,, - ------ » •*■«. ,a*t while she ijtn't•making mnvlM a week and oW rve.Trhcarsat tech Jeffrey H*whit. utt J ul> 'J;* at .the hrtY. Thi« m-rms to be a move ntqur*. Orange Meniotjal tlu.pilal in Or- - merit, dene Ticrnev amt Jo in tin; Undo. Mr*. Alunsn will temem Cynthia Roumillat »' Itcrvd aa the form erA nns Cur" * Mrs. Ik W. Shepard and daught­ Honored On Birthday er Sandra of Hollywood are the guests of Mr*. ShepniJ’s mother, .Mr*. Francis Roumillat, HI, rnMrs. Jewel Chapman. iertalnetl on Saturday afterndbii In honoy of hrr daugliter. Cyn'hla Mr. and Mr*. 0 . C. Dorsdurff Kllgn. who celebrated her sixth and son left last week f i r Indian­ birthday. The young gu-*xt* gath­ apolis, Ind. to spend a two wrek'a ered In the hark gaidrn of tire vacationRoumillat homp at ,1IU l!*v Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Caasube tcvnth S treet Blur and pink Were used throughout the decoration* and refreshment*. (James were playrd and favor* were “fDhed" out of the "Fishing Pond". Mr*. Roumillat w*i assisted tn serving by Mrs, F, K. Rnumlllat, Mrs. Ilrnry Wight, Mr*. in Dirk m n , iienry m Aik. en. Klltabeth Sumter and Fmiv.-* Id still rhsse after attention chlr/ shower and bridge pai c a tM dividual rake* iced frosting with • blue candle ami fruH 'lulte were arrrvrd after C>nfhla had cut her birthday cake. Those Invited to lie with Mia* Rnumlllat were Judy Ludwig, Frances and Sheila Moure, Francis Kouruillal, IV, Patty and Kay lUtlgan, Marianne Strickland. Susan McCall, Mary Tal Wight, Ann Thur*tom -M errill Philip*. Linda Fitt*. Dian Aiken. Patty Nancy Luke, Kvrlyn Ooa»r-y. Frann-:,' Brown. KBtalieth Funder. Dtdc ,Sharon and Karen Carpenter. Also Caroline l-ce, Mr*. A. K Wallace Mry. Edward McCall, Mrs. A. W. Lee. Mr*. Olive Wells, Mr*. Minnie Jones, Mrs. Wight, Mrs, J. C. Aycock, Mrs. Alkrn, Mrs. Charles Luke, Mrs, A. IL Key Mrs. Earl Dossey, Mrs. Jlruw n and Mrs. RouniillaL Beauty Notes By IlKTTY CLARKE Im agine lb# ih ap rln make hi* tonx^ieUyed return to ol a studio's pri'.«* sgcms the other-dev wIi<k litrinbera of rite Ford and Chrrmiif 1oniiUe* *> flv C f i t n l on a w i at the lin o. ' Shirley Temple «iU gel a rest between “Mart Hagen" oml "War Pat tv" . . Jeanne ftegnuy •I.h’S a strip tease (e« tnf-eh ■»* th.* ton offke will allow) In ' Time of Ytttir L ife" Her eaa.-Si U brother Jimmy. eX>buirle*que hoofer . . . . It will be nest »i»»nif for Chai lc« |liyvr.tll*TI d>» alter Fram e. * t • . .Clifton Webb pliys a hah/ ^ttter., ill ^ W in Jet*, profession i»-l*,ing glatnnr-icd . . Da you- know what Jane%*iu«»ell read* between T alefate * •cette*T, The l*.jt,|e. It'a n^ | m i ?| Rhr’» court rrant on the tre a t L»*'k . . . . Jt> "Stafford ha* shelved 40 pound. in a \r* r . . . . Headaehr D ept; P i t t / Ann Garner, workirur in picture* at Columbia aiirt 'A'lh.Fm 'imuhanvoaelj*. YAUUliKY VENETIAN HUNIW tmerlca’e Most Hesulilel •. lumlnum — (W a r — Polished Uuraiaum Ask Mr Fur Free Kalimalr STEVENS - til" W. RotiinMin « Orlando I’hm te 2-0729 - ALTAMONTE SPRIN(iS NEWS m rs. R i>. McI n t o s h . Jti ANNOUNCEMENT Mr*. Wlnlfird 1UJ| from lo r . onto Canada hi. returned to Altamonte, and I* the lmu«c vue.-l uf Mr*. Laura Davidson. Mrs. Weldx-r Bsinr* rnte>iainrvl mi-mlH-r* of hrr hridgr rlub Fri day afternoon. Mr*. Janie. Smith, Pmtia Got da. Mr. and Mr*. Noble ILrtdv and rhihlten from Morgan City,' In "Pent la«t Rmvlry wijh Mr. and EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SHOP Closed during July for remodeling home after "Pending two weeks at PDgah Vice Itancli in North Carolina. Mr. and Mr*. II. It. McIntosh have moved Inin the old McIntyre Home, whlrh tkey loinlm e j *cveral month* ago. Mr. and M 'v Harror* L. Horne rmitorrd to Ft, Aiigusljae Satiirr*. 1-0*11-* Griffin I* "pending one month In N Mr, and M ,*. c. hdintm ilnstT , Savnnnah, tin. *ie vulllng Mm. Kntsminger'* parents; M r. and Mr*. H. D. Mclnliwh, Mr. and Mrs. rTaienc# L. Iti-rne entertained *1 Ihrir home on Her mite Titlll. Fundiy evening. . Guests Inclu-lril Mr. and Mia A rthur Lott of Orlando, and Mr and Mrt. B. D. Mclntadi, Jr. Opened Today Special* fo r th e m o n th o f A u s u a t filcnrt Ford surprised cvery.mc bus-drivitiL* s--vn In ‘"The Mating Of MtBi.- ” ILIh-i formed U-autifully * 0.1 -li-ln’t "trip a gear, tJlvnn worked fur the Bav Cities Transit IV while studying dramatics in Ranta MonItaihara B<-| C.-d.l.--. ha* ha-l five goo.I play sitipl" -iffervd her. but ha* jw -'-d them tt|i. Slu* p lv n in doe* nut appeal. Often tlw col,a la not daep rnough to cover up "(Bottiiy While ip-ta ami strop mar|rB. AP Newafraluraa Besuly Edilvr liquid »un lint You ran resort to a III tie sul rosy bronze shsdc* or deep tanterfuga io make your skin b«k that can be ruMed ovrr the fa-e ptler f t. has started (u le ’Irack 'to It* natural color. coffee and rub it over their arms, neck am! luck to arhi-va a smooth looking tan during thj* prriod. -‘sfiomrtlmrs thbs ia a measy and unplaa*ant Job. Many times after the Job la completed, the shade gat it Buie rvr nly distritn over vour hack, take a long I died batlr brush and w rap a c around It. soak on the tu.t ami coal it over -your bark to a nice FLORSHEIM -JARMAN -FORTUNE of the Month $10.00 NOW § g .4 5 $ 8.75 NOW ^ g .9 5 largest single 4.760,000 of them. FORTUNE CASUALS WERE n to Full in. th ttt-b e a u tly Beige 1 0 0 ', . Wool ckm lng full-cut Junior ENTIRE SPORT STOCK REDUCED! �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FOUR. Southeastern Legion Tourney To Begin In Florence, S,C. Aug. 13 olete master of the BL Augus Saints over tho entire nine ini route as he allowed the Saints three scattered blnglea. Lake lowed but one Saint playei reach second base. Second basethe seventh Inning, but re* id on second as Lake forced Don Anderson to ground •out. *tnick Jthrwy Fawllek out and made Stan Kgrplnskl pop a fly to catcher Bill L*wls to end the fram*. t Friday night Big Bill Stanton scattered seven Daytona Bench r to hang up it r the CelerYman. Finch and MenSaturday night the Feds again turned on thd steam and r.hellaike d th h ItleU 'ln a 6 to 0 twilight tilt and returned In ths nightcap to edge the Islets In a 6 to 6 extra inhing affair. The fins! lilt was scheduled to be of seven inning* ' duration, but the club* wer# forced to ploy nine. . , „ ' « Charlie Bisten Kprked the ftrft game of th* twin attraction ami Johitnv Toms l went the roiite In the finale. The Fed* won the final fracut Saturday night In the ' s r si <•' - i i s r Ftaye* •* v Judr. lb • ® And si sod, Il * » l'swllrli. t( , , *.? Cetebsr, t siper. .Broom lurriT, Iltvxrinsn, If a College All-Stars L a u n c h Practices! For Aug. 22 Game EVANSTON, M* Aug, 4 —(A1) —The college football All-Stars, who P davs Rente will meet the Chicago Bear* before enhie 10,1,000 fan* in Chicago’* 8oldier Field, today launched a rlgorotia practice grind. Head coach Frank Leahy of Notre Pam s welcomed more than 40 huiklea from big and little college* throughout the nation. Remslner of the full 01 -ptayer it* contlm it was expected Ur ir ttVli Tm nr .The Iriih stategist emphsslied he maant hurfnet* in the two-adgy drills booked until a day or two before the Aug. 22 night rla*h with the champion Bears of the National Football Ltagug In tha 14th annual All-Star clastic. Ltahy may turn over bossing chores the f l i n t few days to his three chief eideg. W<1ly Butts of Georgia. 1March!* _______ _Schyrart* ___ nf Stanford and Georg* Monger, of Pennsylvania. The AU-Star ^>raln trust will be handicapped by th# 1st* arrival of four luminaries who can form a real "dream hackfleid" - - full* Blanchard, halfback and Quarterluick Glenn Devil ------- , — . m ------'Arnold Tucker, ol Army, and halfhsck Charlie Trippl of Georgi*. Blanchard and DaVis, who r » cettly finished making a movie In Hollywood, and Tucker won’t be able to report untit they recleve Army aislgntnenta. Trippl, lng bassbatl for Atlanta of South#m Allocation, will fly 16, Jo*t a week before the National Boy*1 title with g.s, 6-3 triumpr* over Allen Cleveland, Jr.. Santa Monica, Calif. Th# boys’ doubles winners were Hkmilton a Riiccihi iarr qi d s vo n n ., Eaton n«miiiun u«inn Rouge, La., and Richard Holroyd, Detray Beach, who defeated Fred Haglet, Hollister, Calif., and Whit­ ney Beed, Alameda, Cellf., 5-1, 0-4. Thera are approximately 38,000 deafer* who sell and service the lAKFORD 1*1 1*0 et*—# product* of ths American auto• Errors: Anfltrioa, Lewis. Runs ttotlv* Induitry, Ini llsrTlasien I. Lake. TwoI«se hits: Lake Judv. ascrKlcett rylsr. Mehlsnus utk*. astiertM-t. jnubl* plats: WUiCe* to Judy to (ststtet UcUanBSitn Mar,ay to ISUaifield; Murmy to ItillsrflsM. HAVANA TOURS eft on M m -. Tjtt. Auausttna X. tsnterd I. R u n on Salts* off tw Summer Rales Kttthsr t. *off lletper t. Struck .1 DAYS run.hr la k e 3 kLyteib*' * **!<■» ill I Batcher t In ' 4, trtnlaa* far t Bjr Boat ttchen DavU. JC -Ilerberi lie. defeated Richard Moult j N t# Orisons, 6-2, 6-1, 6*1 t< Iks 1947 National Junior Ten. (C a atlae td tress T a g . O ar I after Elliot Roosevelt recommended the plane favorably. A contract for 100 plane* wai let Hughes. but It later *M pared down to two plane*, none of which wa* available during the war. When he took the eland. Roosev­ elt eald be wait-glad he-had teen called b f -the committee- U -tell Hartley (R -N J). recommended an hie aide of the atory. immediate congressional study of "This li me first time 1 have the threatened stfiks at Ford Motor Company to make sure the taft-ilartley labor law, le obser*’- aome — I'l*-.member*. geaueesa-v. M Chairman Brewster (R-Me) of the full committee Interrupted to aay that General George Marshall (wartime Army Chief of Staff) had eald he had twice turned promotion, hut had l>een “forced” it* agree to a third recommend•tlonT t When Roosevelt »ald he had been “Invited" to testify bv Brew­ ster, the latter said he had not issued any invitation. "Your name ia signed to the telegram,” telegram, Roosevelt rejoined. The crowd, .filling the caucus room, roared. Ferguson said he. wanted to take full responsibility, and that the staff probably signed Brewster’# ram s, . — Titan the qwi atbinlnt yren t:-----Ferguson - When did you first become connected with aviation? Roosevelt - A* 1 remember it BUTTS SAYS U OFF JO HAVE . IMPROVED SQUAD FLORIDA STATIC LBAUI'B W L Fee. , CHATTANOOOW, Tenn., Aog Team ± -. I—W^-nWallv Htitt*, athletic d ir r n s f i M — eetor nf the University of Georgia, lltU n d II 41 .11* »aya the Southeastern'Conference Orlando IT , *1 .H I S3 61 -lee I Football taee this season wilt be ■AttFpnU 10 II .tit : between LBU, Tennessee and Pal aik a Lmliurg 10 4t . t i l I Mluigsfppl State. Daytona tlaacb I t *1 .11* 1 Htrait. Tr litre ay “ I wouldn't Ilka to put anyone Palatka I, OrUndfc 1. Hartley, vice chairman of a on the Bpot," Butts j etd hero yesIieland I*, Leeebuf* I. joint committee on labeii-menagelUIrwevlUe *. Daytona lliarh m int relations, said In a stateHANFutlD I. fit. Aagu.tine going to I)*." Palatka at Orlando He gave the following eiseup “ --I am thoroughly convinced HANFORD t, B». Al from the etatements which have to columnist Buss Walker of the Lattburg at IHLand Paytons H*ach at Itern Issued on the =threatened Chattnnooga Times: strike al the Ford Motor Com­ . **LSUf has more squad depth, pany, that this Is it m atter which esperlenco and strength than N. „ Tnrk we must go into front tho begin­ la»t year, the team will have im.Ton ning of the negotiations. We have, mom experience, and Neyland'Detroit therefore, watched, th^ situation will He working with his hoys I’hilsdelphlo closely over the weekend.” for tho npcond year Instead .of Hartley, co-author with Sena­ the first, Chirac. tor Taft (R-Ohlo) of the new la“As for .Mississippi State.-they have the best back field, and I New Tork I. Cleveland *. believe they’ll he near the top Detroit tl; tlostna *. whm the conference champion Philadelphia I-S. HI, trills I I ahip Is deckled." Chicago I, Washington 1. -RATIONAL LKAUt'R __ llutts predicted Kentucky anti .Ftorrda would have tl fit. Louie New Tnrk Rotary Meet tlon I* about 600 person* t<» the auuaie-mile as compared with 39 Ir. South Florida. During the early part of the war it was regarded as one of the great bastions safeguarding the ■Fanarmi Cs nal—aad-A *nsy~«afw-»t» anlkipsled.it might become a com­ bat area, fortifying It and pretetlIng it with troops, •accordingly. After the successful. U. 8 . Inndinga In Africa, howevsir,lhf dsnyer II* said he w»* general manag­ to Puerto Rico' was ovirtrom-. er, about elx and a half months, The weather therejflte said, is with' a west coast airline. 'L ater he said, he became rela­ neither ai cold nor so hot as fn tion editor for the Witliam P-an J- Florida, The temperatU” range* j between 65 degree* aitd 70 degree*. olph Hearst newspaper*. Jle once undertook a selling Tliera I* never any frost in Faet to assignment with Douglas Aircraft, Hlco, h# addH. It is largely n ha said, bql “severed the connect- one crop rountry. with-sugar being Ion before any scales were made.” the principal source of income for Ferguson - 'Were any checks the Bland. In recint ycats, he added, sugar Interval# ;th*r# have issu ed to you? been buying sugar Und in Flcrido Roosevelt - No, sir. He was slab connected for, a and have established; ’Tiy-prtKfpct time, he said, with the Aeronaut- ami, •A Iher important,Item of exical Chamber of Commerce at Tho Red dpnrtUn pineapple f 10,000 a year. F*rgu»on - Wafa you 1rained RUtes In large quantities in enginesringT R ootcw rlt - No, My- college iver completes!. education was never Ferguson - Rut you do not claim any engineering knowledge? Roosevelt . .Oh. no sir. lot of impractical idea*. He men­ 1 A total nf 17 American comp*. tioned the nationalisation of land nle* are producing passenger cars, in which th* government bought 38 .are luring out truck* and 11 to win th# doublet crown, defeat are making bus**. lng Sidney Bchwarti, Brooklyn and MacDonald Mathey, Prince ton. N. J., B-7, 12-14, 8-6, 2-0. 0-3 7.its -i.» i— ■lied fn* Buddy Behrens Wins : Junior Tennis Title Strike Threat Roosevelt Testifies MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1947 W H ISK E R - W IN E a t-firs t because of new men but Legal Notice “will ho humming plenty loud be­ fore they get around to playing ue later in the eeason."’ TO: HARRY PROCTOR. Rest Aa for Georgia: "Wa lost the d«me and address unknown. You' sra hereby autlfled th»t *• best hack in the fnuth In Charlie Trippl, we lost aome other boye suit In quiet title .ha* been (tie* who will hurt ue, too. Hamlripk Cotinty. st aantnrd, Ftorl da. In a certain cause emitted Nan IheV no longer, hail',to and hence failed In produce, with the rrsult that the government, had to take the land track and eventually return to its original owners. Rer. Colmore wa* Introduced by the Rev. Mark Carnenter. Charles Morrison had c h a r g e of the program. Jack Ratlgnn announced the Joyce* conference for this weekend at which Edward Barrett, editor of, Newa Week, w ||| be the principal speaker. Tbs club voted to hold a picnic during the second ,f - r*qutr*d tb aptwar In tb* store rasas and Caurt a t ganfont. week of September, bliss Barbara ■sld Florid* on or befor#7 tha Ird 4*V Dampler explained that tho City's of Bsptsmtur A, D. IltT. »V SAM recreational program B for th* cause will prnesed sx-part*. This benefit o f all children In tho city ths Ind day s et Auxu-i A. t> IltT. ,-0: P. -Herndno. Ctsrk Of Circuit Court '•---- asmlnnls- n -n M r Ftrwtda.- F nyr r.-L . Dardlck. P. C. ItOtfOa II !• Cincinnati *• I* Chlr»«o i; II iniUburch <1 1* Philsdelphls in •« lim its m in d e r New Vork It-*, (Second *ame retied nt of clghtA Inning. Hunds Dimioh t-1, Clnrlnltall ! Chicago *, llrnnklyn a. fit. Louis If, Philadelphia >- 1x3 BUC8 BUT LYONS 01° BASH CAUGHT d rilJ S % £ bS« y S t e ^ / l n * n u„dfa. eloaed lakeL according to n report by Harry Robson. Jennings was fishing with Bob Wallace and used a river runt epook to catch the big fish. p l* m until neat gprlng. Thp Un| twJ now h u 110,WW milea of trolley coach, ilrv et car and bua route*, a two percent increase over 194*. (T'S YOUR MOVE Here Are Money Savei A MEETING OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE TO ALL RETAIL MERCHANTS IN SANFORD WILL BE HELD AT THE CHAMBER OK COMMERCE B ING AT 8:00 P. M. TUESDAY, AUGUST 5. E URGE YOUR ATTENDANCE, Sanford Merchants Association NEW YORK*, 10i/4 hritfr— $51. Leave 7:16 A. 61. and 11:46 A. M. CHICAGO*, VA hrs. $56.! Leave 7:15 A. M. and 11:45 A. 61. - MIAMI*, 2 3-4 hro. $12^ Leave 0;17 P. 61. Tie reaatctiiui Alilta* All r a m P I s i Tex. Direct connsclion* with Airline* aarrlng America PHONE 1325 passengers F io m im a in r n v s if you live in the country * You, too, can enjoy all the .. EASE NICK'S PACKAGE STORE COMFORT ,410 Sanford Avenue CLEANLINESS CONVENIENCE Flue Tax w iser Tuun tours ti to a• Day* Days Speslal Price* for Group* of 4 or more r*ru>ns For Information - • Reservations Phan* or Will# a p g Ar t r a v e l 100 BUcayn« Bird. Miami, Florida Phone 9-5386 Ever since OPA people haye been » f —■_1. i **■V—7 1' ^* S I having: trouble with ceillngrs— • Last Monday we found and MouUdmu tsantsd were no exception. . . * of lnexi GAS Service^ with M odem Do away with work, worrj’ and tleajtlnjr/ Ehtjoy mors time, and leisure to devote to your family and yourtelL . V -. * *M , V , ^ Green’s Fuel givea you a dependable-gma «trvie« .that Is instantly and constantly on do^r! \VHBBEVEB YOU MAY U V E. ‘ COOKING �11 ►AY, A U G U S T 4. 1947 SI’-' kSlNtnlAlttt FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM H Try NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM Wo make our own Ire Cream, All flavor* Tatty — Delirious — Healthful NICKS • r ' ’• - 414 Sanford Avenae * Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Aluminum, Steel. Wood! 10 DAY DELIVERY LEGAL NOTICE 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE b> PLAYERS for rent. H> CONCHETB HEWER PIPE P week. The Music Box, 110 SEPTIC TANKS, Crease Traps i t st. l'honc 953. lllocka. Aluminum 'Windows and Her ecus, White crinent, Paint, | Speed in Melach Building. Pt-rma-tile, Hurricane braces hiflu ofirea, .imwly decorMiracle Concrete Company, 3U9 [all utilitlea, heat and janlElm Ave. Phone 1335. Irvicc furnished. Call rttlrtp . A A. Dept. Store. FOR SALE—IJmerock for drive­ ways and roadway*—Pbona t'O R * RENT—2<f i r m m b 1241. ■rd truck farm. 12 atteawells, a 7 room dwelling tu x .’■•1)0 FEEDS—complete lire. p o t house* 3 Urge barns, pair tot *rx-sit* only ’ -with {..tdJlwil1* TW*d# Teed STIffd’ ' |( ) n Cameron Avenue, llatterVa A Battery Charging. side Sanford, Fla., phone II. II. POPE CO. INC. . P. O. Hox 883, k . n. 4 CEILING fans for sale. I.snevs Drug Store. LE8CENT HOME now it Chuluota", 18 miles S. K. Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nails. nfoid and 18 miles N. E. Purina Feeds, Groceries and rlando. la rg e screen and ‘ Meats. A Watson, 1201 porches to sit and.enjoy . Celery, Touchton Phone 1109. toI breercs off Lake OathI-ergc grounds and walk's AUTO- RADIOS, Motorola, Sales kfrom auto traffic, Larue and-Dei flee.— Tb* MuilJ BUY; 110 W. let St. Phong 953. accomodate -!> only, or write for reservation HEWING MACHINES Ace. Oviedo 2362 nr Hr. 1RV SALEH A SERVICE In 2802 or write Bo* Ui7 HERTS SEWING MACH. SHOP Iota Florida. Large sedan IIS S. FRENCH. PH. 1190 heats to visit their doctor. kB L E at once, convenicnt- COAL circulating heater. Reason­ able. PH. 1106-J. pnted down town section. date apartm ents with all CANVA8 PAINT- clear and col. m conveniences. Adults or*. SENKAHIK GLASS A Piprne {»50. : PAINT CO. Phone 320. fe I ll’ll a n d unfurnished FLORENCE porcelain kerosene k d u lts only. 2300 M.-llonrange, perfect condition fO.VGO. Mrs. Moon, Phone Lohgwood 23. I t apt. adults, no nets or CYPRESS Lawn Chairs. Assem­ bled with screws, painted or onh n . Inquire 2C9 E. 5th St. painted. See at 2372 Palmetto fed, Fla. Ave. Phone 210-W. DM furnished bungalow, refinished, available Aug. SM1TTY’8 ' Balf-propallad Lawn M6sfer-i*~Smtlty'a' GsTsge cor ■ mi HFW r ner Second Street and Sanford IE. a pply tu Hi E, Cuchran, Avenue. Call 1139 for free dem­ Lmutvil. onstration. HOUSE and whit* par EfTATE. FOR SALE WESTING table sewing machines. Rett's Sewing Machine Shup. Phcri* l 1190. ' ESTATE fcSUHANCB NEW unused double bed. inner,.MORTGAGE LOANS spring mattress A box springs, |OM» M. HALL, Kcaltor 15.00. 200 W. 15th St. r C " - Broker and Insurance Agent Florida State Bank Bldg. OLD NEW SPAPEHS-S GENTS PER POUND. BUNDLED IN [two story, three bedroom BUNDLES. V Two car garage. On __ 10. 15. 20 and 25 CENT jo t- lf d - x 140 In- Marfatr. HERALD OFFICE unfurnished or furnished. 155-M. IE Ivlth complete equip- 0 ARTICLES WANTED fdr tukly straightening A Ing. 12,700.00. Phene H8W- Highest cash price paid for used furniture. Ted Davis Furniture. Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 968. jarrn houses, 18 acres land, jlc inch wells. 2H miles 8. I'LL BUY your car regardless of age or condition. Roy Real, 300 (bnroe on highway 44. John W. 2nd St. Box 10, Lake ktojiroe, CASH paid Mr stamp collections and accumulations, largo or Apartment house, all large small. What Ho yau have? Bend Upstairs has four rooms complete details to: Max Train­ bath, downstairs has large er. Rt. 1 Hox 64. Winter Pnrk, room, kitchen,' dining Fin. and. two ^jdroom t and er. Eight Icres—600 ft. on way 17. (del Ideal fop tourist J Pats. Livestock. Suppllaa or for trallsr camp. Two [from Sanford. Bargain at General Electric Vacuum Cleaner, W.OO. good condition—R e a -s o dn a b l a H UXA4 vvtnimv" price. Write Mrs. John Murphy, !FRED W. RENDER 2 Fla. State Rank Bldg. Lake Mary. Phone 1010 w.llttr i< llaiw»o<l Itomt. Turualo, iintailu, cslisila. mtul SUM, igstllli* mldt**s Is i* Itsisi-Ht Itosit. *|hi ,-iitii. On1st in, i.'ansits. • i TOC Alit; IIKItKUY M iTICtmi ■Ihsi * ,101 tiss lie,n nisi* !•> Umi 1c.-lni Until Istua lor slisoiuis ill•We REPAIR! VSltg ■ir ths Clo ill > -"i nl Hrill | lu. lr I'.-uIII>. t luiiJs. *( rlsiififiit FIIER ESTIMATES I'IoiMil - Tbs bitrl title W Ho Alstcotm 41mu Lone, Phone R08 mainnrr. v*r/u* HvnrtM* UIIImu Valtlrtv turns ilrlroilbnl A.Mi voi \itr: MKHKIIV IIBvjf tit a: i > to titr; s.qiti sp t» irt« « , . rllbri .!'•> o.n.ill) or li> slturnri, i In sslil , uii lot dlxore*. on III* Jtlh d*> of 4u*u*«. I»*T. #U» lb* rsu». will *n by drlsujl, AgsluM )uu and, thiiwafirr i-ionnl Lx I'srt# uithi-ui fmtli.i. nolle# In "you. j:xKcrTt;i> anu ihhukd ai rtanlord In Mrinliii-ir I'vunlK Dials of I'turlds. this tllh da> of July, a HELP WANTED 1141. . O. 1'. Mrrndoo * A, l ink ol ths Circuit IfnUII. WANTED: Man to aucrn-.l R. , ti.iulio.il- I'oUnty, Wafr o l t l - o o 1A Simmons for Hawleigh husin*-** lly «i I. Hi,nl. in Northraat Polk* County. IfaKI IW|iul) ('Ink families. Produets sold 20 years. ti'trrali Cuuil :wall Permanent If you ate a hustler. F o r. particulars write Haw- IS T t l E CIRCUIT i T j L'RT, S I S T I I leigh’s Dept. PAlt-440 I03R, J l ’IflClA l. i-IIIL'l-tT IS AS H f o r n R u i s o i . c .c o u n t y , Memphis, Tenn. or see It. H art­ Kl.Olt 11 • A man, Hoy 234, Longwood, Fla. IN CHANCKItY NO 4*11 LOlCK Mi» K NORTON. EXPERIENCED celery glower or I’tatmirr, trained faint manager for farm -x»- ' _ in Zrllwxmd arm . stood |mxltfah CAItl. * NORTON, ti.f.iuUnl for right party. A. Duda A Sons, im iiiia : Oviedo. Phone 2151. n i l HI. 14 O P !•» Ill IPATlir.Xl TOl t*Allt; H JlOllWlX,* tSS N Umroons Hlrrrl, GIRL for raahler A cosmetic coun­ I rtiiiat, n Kentucky. ter. also soda girl. !.ancy‘t Plug You a ir tirirt,) uMtfinl In appear, Store. In tor by Attorney) In the Pit cult Court ol Nrtniioilr County, EXPERIENCED Steam Piaster Plotlda, on or Irluir thy tllh ,1a) for dry cleaning plant. Apply of Au* # till, t,» answer a II.II of Downtown Clcstiets A Lsundiy, 113 Palmetto. Furniture Dr7uu&7f~ FULL time Watkins Route available In Sanford If you h a y e g oiknaaiklp c a r and are willing to WorK Aork 0 hours a day for excellent oarnTHE SANFORD CABINET Inga, write for personal InterSHOP view. A.D.IL CsrC Hctal.l ‘ * 1Z4 Pakntllo Aveane MAN till WOMAN ONE lull time and urn- part time, for Tourist Infoi mation Booth. Must have secirtnrial Ability,' -pirating personality, nest ap­ WATCH REPAIRS pearance, as well as knowledge Three Day Service of Sanfuid ami Central Florida. Write to Junioi Chamber i f Commerce. I*; O. Itox 1342, »tat. All Work ing age, marital status, experi­ ence and aalaty expectations. Guaranteed IIIro w r m '5 K " J S J L h : i k «•«t kta. «s»Va In* I h r Ciernjah Shipyartki,, Industries Allotted To Fifteen Nations llltl'S S E I.S . > u- got one foimalitchydr unit to .mi-. C n - e h o * l i » a k i n aide that country' Ise Introduce .tin u n i t e a c h fo» lUMltirt. Tlir Net hn land* and penllu/rttliiito. « , - t e H w nidtf-I o n e t h e p i o d t n l!; ',n o f 11,-lgitiln,- Aug. 4. rile Interallied ltcpni nlim,* . H»|i «|>e*f |siali|»«ftwl i-l*i ••!. |*rrtini> I it»r- Agency nnuum-rd l.Mlay it *iad de- A COOL SPOT elded td allocate llm u tm ig '. fam ­ W ITiSKW i uticf • tfii .il ous FI,dim and Vos* S lu t')a id , aval thU H it -l.u aif Ju t) |H » . and 22 othci G eiinan im lurtual o. i iira x iH » \. Ck» * i4,i 4\» m | oncerti-i t>> 15 nation*, includm r «HR A LI ^ thr I niter) St.it, - Thr.-I- elu-nileal hla'nt*. a JarfoYv c n tn in jn c inifthine tind w -e t jihot'it and *18 niivliaiiicnt .plant* M I T 44 • M l- I I I I I I I I I M I I «l O X • III « | l u x • I l l U*rtl for tu n ptiHluctiun w ere'tw o IU X * I.H I t l l l l ) llltllllll other eoik'ern* to l< d istiib u liil • ta rw l k. 1*47 ** Alin hot ' j pul In loaull - uiidi-r the lemv* of the ly t.d n in J u ly IS. IS* in. I'AUhtf C.-urt Hgrremetrf. toil. Hour*. 8>i> ■ <.,■.') II.-I i.i. Tile lllohm nnd Vo-.r Shipy*idx and maklm. i [- - ,| mir.iic.it.,-n wn*» on,- of the Inigent ahiiiyatd • hr Hlalr •** i1i«.o IT..,,, in lii-rmanv. F'ifler-n of tin- 18 ha* drlrtin t -,t il, ■ II,.,, i, >nroi l„ I l»r tul, • th. vnl>n, ll*alln. member governments of the ggenMlety and *, l b . o ik a u i- cv made claims for all or p an of (*l!„n of » • 1 c o ii*. i Cali-* I, «li>- the plant. not. whirl, »- r nftccl,r,1, a t ) l i n t The Agency decided to divide lylna wtlhlu lb. i - v a i t M i u n d a i p p i the plant milling the. 15 claimant*, Hruoiiol* C, • to vl*w • t| r n b - t a l o t I* a n d the United Slate*, the United In cumpiiaiu w ,llt Ih r i t,-r 1u Kingdom, France. Albania. Alt* Holt C0JI*r<>,,,ti I'.fii. t . \. tiulln, lUdgitiin, Denmark, Greece Chapter H r i*i FiMI,, ■•f.irpdum irr 144s*| ill . |fi4 India. Luxontlkiuig, New Zealand,! abuve d*». f lllut f * •. l|t’ Not way, The Nrtherland*. t'j«-»lio.i trrntln* lit. ■* , luli-l-.U iM-'t slovnkin’ mid YllgiraUlVln. till-•i >* pnrpprtiom* to each and, ih>-..c.ttthrictn on 'ked. mui. ,t vtilue Hole not »p«vif , I i DATE ft It CKP.lt ItNIlt* M ’ The United States, The Nether­ A % •t ■ i •i ; • lands nnd ,U*eehn»loi akin nil n*k)H)Lt*K Tn tiCIIAIN "IT V > |N A. .Vr.Jiif • ,.i f--i th, entire painxq! pinpi nt pflid.iv.} im \t*i: LfppoldslH-ig. which iimnufhciiii • ?*4iifont, « i.t» U lltli Ufllvr cl* f„iinnldclivde and |>#-tjtn.-t. • I 41tin V T i m ,* | U t l tlirile, two ,-,<erttii\|* for xyiithi'tle m l-'ht|lt|4»tft. |!r i%r* KllllbU ■%«•»• ’• 'V•!! |.r l,tt ;Vr)\rW** r,-»in UM'd largely in paint, and Hhti n* l within On b rnuit) tnc,titer*. In t 'Mu- i, pniatloii* agency awaid-, ♦’IAVTu S . If ed the United State* one unit foi. jdm t »4 at44f FUlt M'|| the pi,-dll, tmu of foimaldehxle -V i'utileit itiftn ih'.ii.i two for tientaerythrilc: Noiway . Your Favorite Beverage - Bill’s Package Store and Bar US W. First Street ’hone S30 _________ ——* YALE TIRES •- Deluxe 7 and Deluxe Passenger Car and TruckAll Sizes TUflES J Regular and Heavy Duty * SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP COURT HOUSE CORNER . I'llONE 37 OZARK IKK By’Ray Cotto uSm HELP WANTED - Young man with High School education to learn printing trade. TIIF. SANFUKD HERALD WORK WANTED 12 Months The Watch Maktc at EXPERT natrrrtffg —contract or hourly bafts. 5.W i. 'CtogaiC Free estimstes. I'huiV 781-J. FLOOR HANDING A finishing, cleaning A waxing. Our power unit enables us to work where there is no electric cunnoctioi available. 21 yrais experienc*. 11. 51. Gleasitn, Lake Mary, Fla. HO0FINO-ROOF Painting, all kinds. Smith Bro. Phone 1)88. 12 SPECIAR SFMVICES -FUR—RENT - l l.e-r rpmln . P s i y opersilon. Rrasonahle rater, Han­ ford Paint A- Glass Co. i'hune 303. IIODGP. • PLYMOUTH I PARTS AND HUH VICK I 10t Palmetto At*. Phone 1011 , YA-DK moth proofing lasts b 1 yeais. Have your woolens moth proofed now. Downtown Clean­ ers A laundry. 113 Palmetto Ave. I’ll,mo 914. Plano Tuning and Rapairing. L. L Bill, Res. dtl-W . . SIGNS Show cards and posters O— DWF/H SIGN HKR Vlt.'K 1011 O. D. Landreta. P6o RADIATORS clrsned and'repair ed. Cohen Radiator Shop, 10* Sanford Ave. Ph. 364-W. a u to s fo r Hv Paul Uqhinsoir ETTA KE LT OKoaV-* oowrrtAv* i ■ JOYtOliUi fMXIT iwoaa TOV^'JI(Juts AN/ M otts:,------- ' htrACAfj* N THI WC«40, \A x / SdUc.# v-fi rciAaY Hung icrs picn. UO (TON "SMJ •Jtw Cr-iCxS AUO TAR* SM HO»AS o ^ a TwcunLSf# AO* o e f l * 7 ( S O I CAUGHTWMJrr K 5NtAKYM TV4R \ our AJ5AN ------- ■ - 1UAJM U S? "1 N NA-r-ru *rM too Baerg-ArAa ITTA'8/ ■JOwTW J . BUiOOfiU ■HiAD. ■— aoouno' i.gOJ NSW Ciub'J T il sa le (Champion) lo ll,, o rtk lm f o r ) ------------------------------------------colored men. Msrva .Louis (hla| wife) cosmetics for colored wath*1^ ^ en The overwhelming popular-1 co ad itio n .6 new tires. S it N. fty 0t J " th . chjurnjand[ ^ an ch . Phone I1G4-W. beauty of Msrva mskaa this an MODEL A Pickup Truck. Phone life tin s. opportunity af of aa Ufa 1009-J. Sabs. Cig Pruflt*. pt i stand; ritery. W rits Now. |> ZH \r fm il llrflilit it I LAND C L R A N f N f l AND DRAINAGE. 1 NEW CATER. PILLAR DF.ISF.L BULI.DOZ* Art you uoubtod by WITH P A L M K T T ? lu HELP WANTED in n (X (#ni*t« large RAKER T W O 3/4 YD. lunitM ii mouluiy land 7th SC 700 E. 7th St. DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT aiMIUUeacsel Uo*4 0. ‘Apply to J . E. Walker, 2 WHITE counter check mtn, age atese you *ua#r NOW IN TUIH VICINITY [Cypress Ave. NIMNIUHT fXJNHTRUCTION n«rroM*.' b. i fIini il t s s , 20 to 36. Pig’N Whistle, PaTk WKh U m n l Tt»#p So l/T CO, ORLANDO, FLA. 1‘IIONK Xx>«ek~et A Geneva AveituSe. • fRY desirable f i v e r o o m ___________________________ jdlji X ptu sh sm 's V»S*b»bU Coai*2-2981. puuud to wtlev* »0<b symptom*' WANTED MIDDLE-*GKD la a r*c*n» madical u * t naU bsm 'a Compound proved r#msrSsblv hSlplut ,1*500.00 cash, b a I a n e «i R|jg|jfMgMAN OR SALESMAN RENT A CAR to tht* »»y. My. la uotnen lroubl#d troubled this « l . It •*!-*» . YOU DRIVE IT Wanted — Two mature business Uocion fell a uierliie ted sU ft. il Robert A. Williams ' - PHONE 200 a (ran d soorbuw edM t oa one o / w e men or salesmen. Earnings up [732 ‘Atlantic Bank Bldg. t t j teeer M nerM et M a a s . nBICKLAND-MORKISON to 116,000 per year. This fas­ U-DRIVE-IT. IN C cinating, healthful occupation puTniVlMlM^uUd^up r*U*lsut**lo luclii )U Ilka to live on tha edge a n u m s !»*« e t r e a t siren sc hi* loniet brought 0. A. Bushman >0.332 lit City we have a alee five SEE UB FOR first « months with Company. bungalow with all convenMIMEOGRAPH PRINTINQ LYDIAE. PINKHJUrS Last 6 rsars, C. A. 8qlberg earn­ eight large lots, tarma AND TYPING <64,126.64. ed young fortune, 154,126.' be arranged. Priced only CREDIT BUREAU OF .......... earned <2,881.20 H. A.Mugler ‘ L00. HANFORD in single month. All figures ter Robert A. Williams 118 N. Park Phone 180 lifted. Over 160 of our mot 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. earned from <400 to <3.000 li EXPERT RADIO REPAIRIN' one month — many Lightners. SHED 3 bedroom house Fred Myera. *11 E. 2nd B t These gross earnings a n excep­ 4 acres. Dy owner. Phone ATTENTION MOTHERS tional—not average. Out, with or County 3306. -D IA P E R SERVICE— post-war protPeri»y._they are In­ ILL house. 60 x 160 corner Baby Valvat furnishes hospital luct creasing steadily. 12600.00. Phone 714-H after clean^terlla diapers and do, (UJB. Pat. No. 2. ! P. M. Ited container. Economical to manufacturers, business of* aafe. Fully medically approved flcisls, merchants, etc. lo n g Call Daytona 2467-W collect for rment. credit forms. No down paymen KTICLE5 FOR BALE dotslls. 96 diaper*. <t a m Earnings advanced at once. Big .F all season iu it fh«uj.. M 0if.bv _ “FIRST IN SANFORD” free to do road work. Rush1 IE new Lawn flhaver. Ask ____ __ *en r ftj| d7ta t Vke LONNIE MCMULLEN’S Merkel •(ration. 8ENKARIK K StdenV S a t TR P O Berber AShop open Thursday President. Dept..TR,_i. u. “BoS “‘ j Friday Saturday.________ A PAINT CO. U2-1M 711. Forth Worth 1, Texas. COATING- Asbestru Alu. root coaling- good for ‘ate or composition roofCools your home [to l i l t . Ten year warranty. JKARIK GLASS A PAINT 1U -1U W. 2nd Bt. FLOWERS l.s.I.k u tlltr w ^ l ft . •!#.!*»• r rn n ttlfin st will -I ffc. , Hat )al|| |«a| fMilurr tu »*i; *i»'s.» s.» .m rr*ti 4 *fra 1 •-» l*h ».. e-lr x o r tir : to t m u a i r ih umi «»*u »u4l<v to m .itr tti to : i . i u . iv n v a I.t a%»*k <•■§ f»t|#r I.tt.nt: UASO. »•■->♦* i»»tilehee i* b r isiibilfttlc'! iassijied A dvertisempnts FOR RENT I’A G K I I V K 11,1 1 " - f T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F U K D , F t.U R lU A Whaal Balancing O C. Welsh coonoo r/uo J itM OUOUtr <■1 © WELSH I1RE SHOP i ’ m ! m p q i ji ?.-,1. . . . . *. . • a I u '"r �M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 4, l x THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA colonic* or any other alternative censFs provided a hearing first is the owner. The new ordinance ia dtilgx hold on such proposed revocation. source." U N Success race no longer conatitutea an Churchill, leader of the ConserThe Chief of Poilce ahall report to become effective on Sept. | ( t * a l l a « H f l a w !•**• (la e l ••Internal affair." Were the trou­ vatlve oppoation which Lal>?t out­ r e m a l i n i at |26, but la $50 thoae who fail to aecure or poit tib le in Holland itaelf, undoubtedly organisation declared fn a new* number* two to one in Parliament, where five or more aaalatanta are cenaea conspicuously In place* of government ahould have that view­ (there would nriae the question of pledged the Attlee government builnea*. * • employed. point. However, the ambassador •whether Hie nation'* aovereignty conference. He said bgt*. Clifford 'M artin _ . . M M n a l / r a w " a n u A M . I a l l a a n a i l . t a Were Stomach Ulcer Psi Failure to aecure a llcenae a* m olt certainly will run up again*! trai heWqr-infnngrtt. Itinerant merchants tempor'ariand Mrrvyn I’atce, found hanged (h i argument thnt, IrS the new eni ly occupying buildings must pay prricribttl ro*kr* lw violator Of courae thi* open* up a hit in Palestine last Thursday., were Napoleon's Waterloo? hhleh the world ia entering, a field for argument. We we thnt "known to 'b e guilty of. anti-es­ no’w $76 a month 'Instead of $50 subject to fine double the amount T h e g r e a t N ap o leo n w h o rm quarrel between » "mother coun- in the nature of the SecnrPy pionage in civilian dresl." as formerly. Telegraph compsnmC required for the Been*#. up to n a tio n s w a s h im se lf a s i n licenses have been increased to |200 maximum fine, Each day ol a f l e r - r a l l n g p a in t. T h o se « Council vote on the Australian- • lie would enumerate others (160 from $100, and telephone operation ron»titute* a aeparatc itislresae.i w ith sto m a c h or American reaolutlon which nrdcred who were on the death list 1f companies to $200 from $100. and diatinct offense. Payment ol p a lo r g In tlla s s llo n , R a t p ain s the Nctherlanda mid the Indonea- It gun.' When 'asked about (Senh u m , b u rn in g se n satio n , blot govnnment* • ian —- JP U B IB P IP l« rt-a-r flgh'.- oral Sir Evelyn Barker, former License* are' due on Oct. I any lirenae tax may be. enforced n lh r r ro m litlu n s cause.) In ing nmnnliately and settle their | Mulish commander in Palestine. and expire on Sept. .70 of the fob lay aeiture and *a!e of the prop- a c id t h n u h l tr y I.'itaa. Dei h o t o f t 'd g a r a h lf ls f u n differviKM by peaceful mean*. 1the Irgun leader aald "he ha* lowing year. They are termed de- erfy to th* highest bldtlff, loi- itr ,1'irst d o te Then1 aie eleven metnlier* on the an-account lq l>e . settled.’.' l uu tlig'-p ubttriied- notice' top twh o t u raegl'si rrr.l l*'S *. lh'>|u«it If not paid withlii t i l In 'US S A f m council, including the big five, days- after the date due! ‘The week*. The amount of the licenao ill.e: VOClf MONET l u r h V "Wg don't recogniae the right America, Britain. !tu*>ia. France Commission retains the right to and coat of-the aalc will then be Io n I ’r u s Co. s o d d r u g of the Hi It Mi government In sv s ry W here. and China. The Vote . was 1 0 *n Starts Tuesday! fitted for. such .ahowa has been not rrnew, nr to revoke IIPalestine." the Irgun leader said. favor of the resolution, with three T h e M ost ••llu n h -llu a h ” "It is nnr country and we or.' nlrstcnlltm*. _ S e c re t I n -H in t or v Th'-lrf IHVtaltilng w eir. Impcrlnl yoked to bring alsiut its lllw x C qn Now lit* T o ld !- ' government*, Brilalii,"" Lih V p anT W irmr'IT.' said the British White ■'Tor the firat time on any itclgium, and they kept <|uict for Pa|»er published In IMS* was tar-1 (amount to nlndishing the British pd{een-- the personal, human obvious reasons. Story of those who lived and Sn while we can say, and thy mandate over Palestine. I6Ved and dared to brave thu wyrld in general will agree, thnl mysteries In the making of thu cmplle* are on their way out, yet atom bomb. it will' Iw a long time W o re all .if them nre broken up. While The Personal Human Drami they leinaiif we must expect the imperial governinrnta to insist otf Drhind Ihe Atomic Bomb! their right to defend what they regard ns their rightful p o uts, sion*. And In rehuttal we shall Attlee Wednesday at the start of hear *urh charges ns Hr. T. P. a two-day debate In the Kouso of r*inng, of China, hurled at Hol­ Common* on the state of the na­ land during the Security Council tion. debate whet) he declared that th« Dutch were acting n* an "nverhifd" Motion ileturn are and wanted to plare Indonesia In ' flick*'' In Jew Zealand. the tide of a "vassal state." | p u tn tt« t c The way things stand at th lsi' ^-Approximately 60C Five men at Salford, arrested killed and .1,000 Injl on .similar charges, were rrlrasr I in the United Statea. on hail. These trials wrie set for next Monday, The prosecutor there *ald 2!» antiJeeriih Inci' dent* occurred during the week X- CELL STORE end and quoted two of the de Yes — DEFINITELY LOWER — And Besides 202 S a n fo rd Ave. fendJsnt* as shunting "Serves them right" and “I've gut a fjverythlnjr In Ihe sto re‘la tagged In plain figures no the customer can C astor Pomace brother out there." determine and compare valu e* . It I* never nece*shry tb gues* at ■quality Kighty-threc percent 2.K0 per cwt. « Meanwhile daylight disclose-) knowlrgde is brought and values under,heavy Miles preanure. Yau can *hop leliurtly and avoid further dstnsge done to »yii*through his Vision. Colton Seed Meal ~painfal-in(stake*:----/ . ' ” gogiies during the qlght in othei 14.00 per cwt.------ — __ ___ pait s of England. ■ --------------After n noisy crowd had l»en Fertilizerseen near a Itanisgate synagogu., It was discovered that aix win­ 4-7-5 38.48 net dows were shnltcird. Notice Imards were torn down and more -5-8 42.75 net e If you get up nlthlt—hive frequent d»- windows smashed In a suburban ; * ■ir. to pass your water—tsil Have only London synagogue. rerth C elery S e e d K.nty pstsain —jm, ami have bockarb. < t t n tK. du. to firm acidity in the urine, he (Isd ymi'r* reading Ihisi Three srnersSlone ago Dr. Kilmer, a ^ e f f tu tii Churchill Address Chair- & Ottoman famous doctor, found hundred* ot his tiaflenlt with this trouble. Painstakingly (I «•m11na**1 $$*•»« !*«>■• Ilnrl Abto Gnmtnx, DI)T and hr made a medicine of IS herb*, mole, Param ount Ne*e vegetable*, tialsama—Nabirr** own way id a aclf aupporting nation ami aypv :v Carlnnn other Innectlddeti, rrlirf. He ratted it "Snamp-Root" and tem at the curliest niomtn* and milliott. of grateful men and women hay* flolh the-rhair and ottoman will nut aside evere impediment. taken It—otlep with amaring resutls. are finely tailored In supe­ a;ul labor long and lurid." tiwamp-Koot gne* right to work to SANFORD TLAHT DAY M ONDAY rior fabric*. Chair I* com­ Hath out kidneys...Inrrearee the flow of Churrhill said he Rt*>> had ohpletely spring-filled. nr'ne. helping tnrellerf'errew aridity... *o Iretrd to IJ. S- loan terms under X-CEL STORE Ihr irritalrrl bladrter gel. a good Rushing H a n fo rd 'A v e . A 2nd St. r«it. tno. Many tepoet getting a good which, "if. we wore Incapable of l>^ 0S ir.l im . finding dnHy* to ,p ay fur Amer­ m t i t 's *te«p a/te 'l r r Die t l !/err t w (A d oses P h o n e 154 . Caution i lake a t d b eried . ican tmnmr* of lolraeeo or other H anford. F lo rid a Fur fire trial supply, send So Dept- a , commodities, we must rerlure also KJnrrfcCir.Tnr, tin I MI, (Uamf-yit, in equal prupdrtlooa all similar We D eliver CuTkuOr—tetjullaiird botlk <J Baramp inipdrU from our dominion» ood tlrr-t today st )r-*ir drutWisr Banker K/lled I (a Ualty Titer* la Strength— VOLUME XXXVIII Legislation Promotes Productivity, F o s ­ ters Exports.. Anc! Induces I m p o r t s LONDON. Aug. 5 •*V> Prim* Minister Attlee introduced sur­ >pie legislation in the House ol ,'ommons today to give hi* govinm rnt broad new powers for in'tracing agricultural and im luitri* i| production to meet B iitain's mpending dollar c fiiir /* D O precise (rowers sought fur he Labor regime were not imnic ' Lately clear, hut a highly placid tource said it did not provide (or rower to direct labor. Deputy Prime Minister Heiberi llo iiiio n said the legislation would nake possible ‘ "th e lu ll inotiili'falion ol lire economic resource* r| the nation. FiTen, n conservative ipokrtman and former foreign wereSary, protested that the House iiuld not d*nl with such broad efislation before Its scheduled idjoiirnmeht this weekend. Moirison replied thnt, if it beraiiie necesaary ill the iiatioiml nterrst, the House could postpone idjournnieiit and " s it' n bit longir." ,‘ ’ * The measure Iqtrnluclil w.mld ixpand provisions of a lutf. act I f which the government was pvrn added |mwrrs to diiert the intion'a transition from a wartime o a. peacetimn basis. The authoritative Hritlsh Press tseoeiation aald the bill "extends 2, Jvoitering and directing »xv-riWniul reducing import* mid Ird ira s in g the balanrs of trade, S. Knauring that the whole re- Morrison said the measure would Implement" Attlee's crisis proICtMlIaaaa s s P a * r R l s ) Ps Red Tide ovimr North In 60 Mile String I | 1' M; f ‘ I yU r 1 i ■■ 1 1 I . 1 Can you Imagine receiving nil 10 of these handsome piece* at (hi* amaxingly low prlre? Unbelievable isn't It? . . . Yet for only $193 we're offering the spring-filled sofa. Ihe spring-filled matching lounge chair, the occasional chair, cocktail table, the tw& lovely end tables, table lamp! Jr. floor lamp, ana tb* bookcase. I i- CLEARWATER, Fla.. Aug. 6 17—The extended mas* of toil* if dead fish killed by the »o■ailed “red tide" floated northmard along Florida's Gulf Coast JUowly,.today with the head of the ughefonMc of fish about 15 miles o rtW \f here. Am it passed by the beaches “ i mass was al>out six era the lilea off ahore. Fringe* of the rot Ing collection of fish havi auched shore at spot* nlnnj LAMPS •* Va Price & Leps Your Ford Dealer knows your Ford best, because Table lamps, too. are re­ duced. .All are high quality lamp*. 'Large n r lr lj of styles and colors. SHect pour* now and data. bcolored waters Vos moving qrthward at tha rata jnf about no mile* an hour. Head of the res was bevond the Anclote light ff Tarpon Sprlhg*. ' A few scattered fish ram* s t ­ ore a t Indian Rocks Reach which ereral days ago waa deluged with •rga collections of the smelly l*h. Beach residents hurlad them k quickly ■as they washed onto 2. SPECIAL FORD EQUIPMENT They're Ford-trained to re­ pair your car In the quick­ est lime at great tavingi to .you. It'i the equipment which Ford engineer* know wfH give your Ford tha hast service. • - Di^Tranklin E. Campbell. Binlias county health director, said btervers had told him tha long trlng-out floating mats of fish ____ 60 long and r*e about r mile* “ ‘ « u t 30 miles wide. Marina life experts studying the th plague have said It was esuaI by a tiny organism known os linoflagellato." This organism a reddish tinge, thus ghrha plague its name of "rad 3. GENUINE FORD PARTS They're designed and mode by Hie makers of Hi* parts you're replacing. They fit , batter, work batter, lost longer. ' ; ' Anf i Wa us* tb* maHiodi whtft th* factory eng Insan And gives you Hi* bast Fort! 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Wal- ITIMAT Hear tho DEEPFREEZE Program featuring The Four Knights overWTRR SANFORD, FLORIDA, E s ta b lis h e d 1BOS A ttlee Offers Bill To Britons Jail n a manner best calculated to i*rva (he Interest* of the rommun- An exceptional value at thia law price, firing In your room measurement*. ■pl?(l? “iluudV*tonfght and >V#d nr«d«t with local ofteruoon ihun dertho* er*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NBWRPAPKM « * m * e i H i t c n m m i u A y - l u - Used Con gowall I Q n lin. f t THE W EATHER To IVoUet th* I'cor# of th , World; To Prosaot, th# P ro ,res, of A n trim ; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. i 8 . Donaldson and II. B. FetusACL car Inspectors of Sanford, ru awarded th* company’# 25 ir emblem for continuous aari this morning. The presentation a made by M. Carroll, ganars) •man in bU offlca. i r . Donaldson originally »M Ployed by tha ACL on July I. In Palestine Egypt Makes Freedom Plea To UN Council Government Building P a r t i a l l y Wreck­ ed By Bomb In New Feign O f T e r r o r ImmediateWithrlrawa Of British Forces From Territory Is Asked By Premier J E R U S A im T u g . Eleventh Hour Agree­ ment A v e r t s N a ­ tionw ide Strike DirrROlT. “XuT 5 The C. I. O. United Auto W oikrts, in an a g irrin rn t averting their hord Motor Co. strike scheduled fus today, were given a year’s giace from s ln k r damage suits undri the T a lt-H irtle y Labor l»aw. This the. company agreed lu in an eleventh-hour p a d which serv­ ed to keep 107,000 pioducliun w o ikcis on the j ob as a nation 'wide walkout set for noon, was called o il. D ie agreement, ’under which the union and company w ill un- TUESDAY, AU( 5 State President <dv LAKE 81TCB88. Aug. 7 —UP)— Britain today defend­ ed her rights to maintain troopa In Kgypt and demand­ ed that the 1‘niird Nation* Security Oranril strike an Egyptian complaint from Ha calendar. - The Uritish attested the mayur* ol the Jewisli town of Tel Aviv. Kama! Gen. Nalanya and I’rlah Tiqva (Tikvah) and jailed doren* ol other Jewiih leaders in dawn raids describcbd officially as "par: Ail the b*m|iaitin agamsl tcriotuni " Rut violence continued. A labor depaitment building in the alter! o f the Prophets was Marled hy a homb which killed a British policeman lin in g to remove the cxplunve. "I wo olhert were liapprd ‘ in the .debris, Irom which arose a mushrooming smoke cloud. British troops investigate an Arab report that six qrrm-d -Uad-Dtfcrn a Hi ilnir l m o in o r grove in the Tel Aviv area, other unconfirmed report a s t e r .,, that five British soliHers and their army vehicle were mlasing In Ihe tame area. The arresta edm* afle.- two weeks of Jewish underground vl»ence In Palestine during which two young Uritish aimy sergeants wrie hanged and atranglrd to death on small trrea near N'atanya. The departure of Jews from Palestine hv air or surfitce routes apparently was rut off liefo.re the roundup was launched. The high commissioner mean­ while Issued an order outlawing British Trumpeldi a youth uiganltatfon embracing about 1.7,00(1 teen age boys and girls, declaring there -was good ground for Vupposing it "a recruiting ground for dissident KrouPxJl—Tins ur r intfS'lien U named ofUi Joseph Tlbmpeldor, who was k illn lja a clash in a Jewish MUIement ill northern Palestine in Um 1920's. Meanwhile, in laindutr, a Jew a VAny new lalior legislation ballifi* crowd of 700 ptranni dam. raise- prubleme of • human relationihips. It hai Income appar­ ent to in that all of the ramifi­ cations of such problems rannot l>* ironed out Immediately around the tiargolnlng. table! "Under today’* oettlement. ojvpnrtunlly has Ireen provided for finding in less hectic surmroumb of the Taft-Hartley law aceepU Inga a aolution within tha spirit aide tu Imlh the union and the company." A Joint company-union atatement announcing the agreement, I averting the *l»ik# wa* m ale public at 4:30 A. M. less than eight houra ahead of the strike Re-apptaital of Sanford pro­ deadline. * perty by an uutalde agency as a The statement aald the union mean* of adding to the City'a tax I I ‘m I I * s H an l* « a r S lsl income was proposed last evening to the City Comratsslon hy K. F. Iloueholder, Sanford attorney and U. S. Setting’’ Up Rule former commissioner. _ In Pacific Island The Commission, which met a* an equalitatian board, received PEARL HARBOR. Aug. 3. D P)- only one protest again*, its an­ Adm. Louis K. Denfcld, high com­ nounced intention of a ,10 nerrent missioner of the 1,480 Pacific In­ hike in property valuation*, and lands. and atolls to lie adminis­ that was a written one, according tered hv the United 8tate* under to H. N. Sayer, eity clerk. United Nation* agreement, 1* set­ Mr. Housholder stated that the ting up a civil government lim it­ 10 percent appraisal increase ing personnel and method* of the would add to the City Irtromo, but Navy’* current^ m ilitary govern­ to too little an extent In view of ment. “• ' the wav Sanford I* growing. lie assigned Rear Admiral CarloNo reriurit for re-appraisal has ton II. Wright as deputy high been made since 1928, said Mr. commissioner of the mandafed I#/- Kuuaholder who declared the he ritory. yesterday and Issued a pro­ and former Commltsionec Frank clamation to the 48,000 natives. Miller had rnatie auch a request at The vast oceanic area Includes that time. He urged that the ap­ the Marshall, Caroline and Mari­ praisal be mad* In tlma for the ana* Islands, wrested from Japan tax program of next year. during the war. They spread qver Mayor Gut told Mr. Houih.vldsome 2.000,000 square mil*! of er that the Commlasioner* had the Pacific. On# hundred and been thinking along tha tame lines, and that if enough people like! him advocate such a program that some action may reault LXKrsticcBs: W. F. (Illll) Itollrslun, president of the Florida Slate Junior. Cham­ ber of Commerce, will be In San/ord Saturday to preside over Ihe business meetings of the ty o day summrr stale Jayree confer­ ence. J?wCees To Hold M eet H er? , his W eekend Newsweek Editor Anil “Miss Florid,t ” T o Be Honor Guests Florida ju n io r Chamber o l Com­ merce will open F'nday evening at the M ayfair Inn w ith an.-ex­ ecutive committee, conference lot ' the Jaycre vtale o ffice it. Augustine: lie s iu in Chattea Walkei, -St. Augustine; ami Vice P ir iu lr i. il W . A Leonard, I ’m ■Jacob: V . H Orve-Te:, Gained valle-: Joe Ciabb, Pa IAt k a : Hi a ll­ ey O dium . S anfuid; Giaydon Jone*. F( Mvet»; Ruheil 1). Iv lander, W eil Palm Beach and Jack D elaney, Key We*l Re-appraisal Of Property Proposed To City Commission tain a considerable measure of control over local affairs. Douglass Funeral Set For Wednesday CRAWF0RDV1LLE, Aug. G, —Funeral oerrira* for W. B. (Baba) Douglas* who died of a heart attack while driving hi* far yesterday, were aat for 4:00 P. M. Wednesday from th* Melton Fun aral Home In Lake City. ; * Mr. Douglass waa chairman of th* Florida State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission and had been a member of ijuj railroad board.for IB year*. Tb* Railroad Commission haa cancelled ail hearing* and the other two members of (ha board and-nsaet-of-the u mimisslon p a n sonnet will stand th# services. MtJLLOY HUMMONBD NEWARK. N. J., Aug. $, Th# Newark Evening News said today that Gardner Mulloy, fifth ranking American tennis amateur, hod haair summoned to appear to­ morrow before th# United States Lawn Tennis Association Raisa Commit!** to explain expanse allowance* received by high rankplayars on n Florida She haa bean m issing alaca lost A s s o c ia te d P m i Lm i m I \V lri SffiJ Feet Of Roudw.i! Deeded Tp County 1945 Action Stand: Hie I-akc M a ly bathing bead T ontinveiiy was s r lllr d this mum t'tg M atceptance by ih r Count) .......... .. an o ile r by M i. L u W in a S. I la in to n ol - l.ak. Maty and her la ther, / , I. Smith W ASHING TON. Aug. 5. I/V>— Senator l erguson said today • he han. teicw.ltd e> rrquenl (com Howard U u ik n ' s llm n ti Ihat * ■ftie'Senate War Investigating l omrolllee ta'iuel u subpoena lor Ihe California airplane contractor. - NKW VttltK. Aug. 5. id*)— Special session* Justice Fred­ erick I.. Ilarkritburg ha* signed a warrant fur Ihe arrest of John W. Mevrc. publicist-for movie and aviation magnate How­ ard Hughes, on tin- complaint of a night dull cigaretl* fill who say* .Meyer is the father of her sIx-inosuh oM eon. In Washingtun. .Meyer, yh» has been testifying he (or* Ihe Senate cunimilte* Investigating Hughes' airrraft contracts, Irrmrd Ihe girl'* com­ plaint "ridiculous" and said hr never hud been out with her. The girl. Pal rlcis Miles, former model who has born a rlgarslte girl at noine ol the most eirlusiv* clubs on ihe (aahluiiabl* east , side, said In h n complain! that the child ■«*« burn l'eb. 2. 1917 , To 'ctrfcl lu ihr County loi ppbl.i WASHING I ON. Any. et »<■$*• Lllioll Konsevrlt told Senate mvestu. paik puipovrs, J9*« leel on .alors liwlay that hr pnm ittrd llotvaid lluglirs lu-pay a |57ti.B i hotel tiiam l Hr ml Avenue hum the bill lor him in Drcrmbei, I'l-M. as a wedding pirsriil. Country liu l. ItoaJ tu Crysta Knmrvrlt ul>o trst-lsrd that J.uk l ive.-thru head ol Irsiis Wolld Anlinrs which iv cunlitdh-s1 hv Hughes, paid jhiH hotel expenses tor I II,. It’s liuiii.igr Dei tv. 1‘tdd |o | ayr l.iurt•*•!!, movie aclicsv Koosrvrll s.iid I Ins was a wrddmg gill to him by. I* rye. adding that the iiionry came out ol I i ) r ’> |u n k r|. "I believe on a vt.nt inlripirlalm n ol (hr law I might he lepilinandrd lot accrpling a wrddiny p io rn l Imio Ih w od, Hughes. ' young Hucwrvrll tuld lllr Senale \\ .. luvcd i g ullltg i oiilliultrr Ihe coilimitirr it |lii|Ulllllg mill Ilie w.lilltne awaid ol 140.0110.000 i,,onK |Mf4 In thr Luiiitimtl-in lu irtciinl then action III I'M1! vacatin'! the piopcily. but the a $172 gift of nyleit hose by..publicity man John W. I oinniittiuner* , u|>on motion of liniwIrslge.nf •Mi y rt^ U i. fc'ivrn -at ires? Kayo Kinersou. who later, iwcatne Mr*. II t. O v ritp ecl---- deslraretf l i TfiHivrVrlt. • » . I Ills 'll linn was bated on Belating the di-thlle i f the Hughe* wedding gilt, Roosavelt said the opinion o r the B o r iiJ'i , i that just tiefore his marriage (o MU* Eniriton late in 1U44 ha was It must lie governed by inter lu iiir y , L f--, H oyle" ■ ■— , ■ ItarU'-g -Itt .t h e ■Umvvh iy^ Killf- Hntvt- in C ltlf ihU: e .lie caid hie » * i aivoiupatils'd Id hi* ihitdren ') a foniicr inar■national-laur TtndTy 7 Tie ruarter J. L: hiehls stated that he tlage Slid a maid, uini jh a t Hv he das almufe l-i pa> h it bill Mayer of tha Uuitrd Nat inns which i* would < Iml. p |r sent the (relitlun* now tint r»ui<ei stum- of Interna signed by many Lake Mary real- approacl.ed him and said 1 "Yoil eaiiuot pay Hint lull,"' •* (tonal relation*." asking that tho t'anilllisalni. Flliiill added: Nukrathv Pasha Hummed up dants rescind their HMb action, os tha "I said I lerlaluly mu Id and that I ali.ady had writtail the Fuypt'esw.q muds as folhiws: oftri by Mia Hati isoii and Mr. rfirek." ._ “ We ask: you tu direct the evac­ Smith nallaflrd Itiiil as a represen­ He *11111. Meyer told him IIihI lluglirr wanted to pay tha bill uation uf all Uritish force* from tative of the PI A a* far as naik as a wedding piraelit. the teiiilury. And we imk yuu tu l-onefll* wi Yonny Kuos, veil, dvi lau d, tils areeptaiu'a had "nothing tu do" say that tide evacuation must lei Attorney first with any m ntrnrt fm war plann , * immediate, taut It mu*t Ire Com­ *|reaker, tei _ „„ ljuevtioned ny aubctimhlilles* t'itattniin Fercusuit tB-Mlch) about plete. and .that it must tie uncoil- legntioii* Dial tin- t'.imiiilaatini had the gift of hosiery, which Mr), t had baled for >lu* Kmersou. RooaeVelt caiil fie fiail .lu-vrt t,, or,t of it Meyer .listed tlie bent on IVe further ask you to diiect Aug. 2ft, IPJ.'I, mule than n yegl lufuie HouaeVrll and Mlsa Euiertou ti -M-uaae* an !•**» *l*r were tnarried. * . "I would seriuukly queMImi I lie pinpiirly ol thi Hum uii a huaioes* account," Konsevell said, “wlitn tin wenvei could have ijo coulirctimi at all with the 7m*in. « " • ■ 7 fie Willies* wnn igiiuicl nl, i n.- nm l w I crgilnou and Senator w llhJ iis . clhuii ler I ioiii tliem agirrlug to i veil might want tu tell hi* sid, - I il„ over the road strip which as h said in- -lidn'i act- wlml eottne- rimr n.ui plane*. tilig piiijM-rty irWUei* they had reived by reason of the prop The "lllnie" Inrldi llt. lilUi li 4uddicW the iransirortation ol a dog by (list n.i lieing vacated by the County tlun. Army jdane. ft w«n Kimaevelt'a dog. He said, the (l.'c.l will Ire con­ TB Association Makes Report On 12 Month Ferliid ItiHiM-velt p u t In th a t a "fniFI-low veyed ill Seplrrtilrr-i with the stip ­ ulation lliat if-the tiilul is nul used to show I iind a n y th in g to -Ur w ith tinmm !*«•» q ||| W h en F e rg q s o il h sd Iilijn te d t-. 'nnj Lisler Denies- Acting As ltussian Agent 1st Post War CroHaing Made By Queen Mary NKW YORK. Aug. 6. —Tho Gi«nl British liner Quean Mary, hold­ er of the trana-stlantir speed re­ cord. cdoipleled her first ocean crossing since, reconversion from war service today, and was ctitri-n a gala welcome to New York har­ bor. . The ship was given a, thunderous reception by other craft in th* harbor and along the North lllvrr os she was dragged and pushed to her pier where hundreds of waving frianda and relatives of tha 1,183 passenger* aboard waited. Time for tha trip was announced bv Cunard officials as four days, 20 hours and 43 minntei from Southampton, an average speed of 28.88 knots. Tha officials said the ship was alowed yesterday so that ah* could reach .the harbor for th* early tide and the recep­ tion |h a t awaited her. Florida Boy Heads Body VisitingrTruman was forecast by President Tru­ man today as h* talked with more than 100 boys attending th* American Legion-sponsored forum bn government. Heading th* delegation of youngster*, who th* President sold ar* liv in g a t the right ag*" ta Edmond Gong, 18, of Miami, Fla. ■ Th# Chlnesa-Americen youth area elected lost night ss presi­ dent by tb* 103 delegates to tha might well be termed ".n-opernllon and co-ordination." Till* same program is glso carried us among the negroes hf Bemlnnl.- County. During a 12 month‘ period the Association distributed 1 4 , 5 2 3 nieces of health literature, don­ ated Y’.IH quarts of milk to pati­ ents, provided for 74 detailed xrays, made 81 home visits and hnspi tallied M patients. Other service* included distribu­ tion of 273 poster*. 41 health talk* givan and 3$ health movie* shown. Six individuals were given medi­ cine*. Thera were two demon­ stration project* In better living. Sanatorium OatlenU received 28 gifts and six regular checkup* wer* furniihed to patients. . The Association paid for three diag­ nosis -fee*, on# biopsy, one tilooj' tranafudng, tam sportatlon three patient* to 8anaioriunrand provided 20 garments for patients. Thia service la mods possible by tha people of Serainul* County through their purchase of Christ­ mas seals. WASHINGTON, Aug. 6, p17— Gerhart Kislei tcslified t-Mlay at hi* pasiqirSVl fraud trial that In 29 years n> a Crnnmunist he nev­ er acted a* a repirsenlative of the Cotniitlinist Interiinti<.na11<. There had U-eti earlier testi­ mony that tin- reputed No. 1 American Communist had - Ireen sent to China a* a representative of the Comintern (Communist In­ ternationale). "That was a eompletr fabrica­ tion,” Klsler said. lie said his only object tn go­ ing to China sumrtliiie after 1928 waa to act a* a Journalist for German Communist papers and German papers friendly with Communists., lie said hn did-not file any stories to Moscow, Dewey Make» Public Statement On Labor been publicly silent on the con­ troversy over curb* on labor unions as a 1948 presidential campaign Issue, declared today that "the principle* of union or­ ganisation and collective bargain­ be preserved." Terminal Leave Ends ingIp must a pro-Labor Day statement, four days after his return As Truman Signs Bill Issued from a 6,600-mll# western trip WASHINGTON, Aug. $. OPh- during v h lth h* we* quoted by a Praaldant Truman today slgnad group of Utah young Republicans legislation sndllfg the armed earTaftsflartWy IMF, Dewey said: vfcuafrprarticm "Tha administration of th* gov­ Inal laav* to disci nal and rrquli' g payment In cosh ernment of New York State Is a t tha time i discharge for ac- dedicated to tha principle that th* principles of union organiiatlon erued leave. practice wa* to and collective bargaining must b* Th* previo ' allow dlschan d personnel to r#» preserved." main on the kjrroll for a period BVANGBLI8T DIES equal to tha umber of days of NKW YORK. Aug. B, (A1)-R o d laav* they ha accrued, with compeiUatlon It sding th* usual nay (GipsvJ Sith, 87, world re­ allowances p I while on active nowned British avangsllst, died of a heart attack aboard tha J ritla h .provides for cash Linar Quean Mary a t ‘1:00 P. M., jo* and longevity Monday, It becam* known whan tha liner arrived her* today. in c id e n t, I'eplH -r le p lie d ft u n - Jtist te s tim o n y w h ic h th e s e n a ti-i- h ave L. i ■"Who (ie ile ra l K ooseV rlt. dun l u n re c o n in ie n d a tio n " t h a t th e g o v n tiiu iiit a new p h o to re e o n n a ia s a n ir p lu m , IV) w ith th e issu e . H e s a i d . lie'll ..lijt. I t„ full, who wa* a tnamlwr of a R....."toll-headed mllalon which I vriillllilc|i(|c,| tlmt |||„ gnvei lillieilt l"i\ ‘lluglii-s' photo recJiuiatstance Irta tii*. he shouted. th . White Hous. Mayer had Urttd i S l ^ k h U d , ^ DouflnT Fair-* a $76 dinner with Hoosevelt, then fh u j. Glenn L. M artin, ConsollAlr, Fo« V co,on‘'1' *nd rintc-a. tha Aluminum Corp., of * IhMfl rnillfl *,°,r * 'r ,i' . la s s America. Reynold* Metals, v*a .L.-.-n __ i Motors, .. i />«___ _ inGan* JVic"These could ha have been Itwo era! Kurd. Chrjrriar, „ a U m n ia M r.a l H a d s l k a k a ' girla I had dinner with)" Meyer ltor Kmmanual and others. sold. "Thslr names arsn't hrr*. Coining to Pan Amerlsan Air* If tbalr names wer* bare, It would w ars, h* said, "Excuse m* for help." | bringing that in." Latar h* said “It may have bean Fsrguson wonted to know whv. Colonel Eldaon" at th* hotel with I "There have bean a lot of af* him, referring to CoL Horry Eld-• (CanttnoaO • • ra c e sr*4 ■ ‘ ■ - � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 04, 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/32f9a56b00fc250093cb9548fb9cdf00.pdf ac87010a75d55f7eabda341adbb64ad9 PDF Text Text FRIDAY, AUGUST t, 1) tllitlcs at once anil aeltlo their differerwv* by “arbitration nr oth­ er peaceful ntean».“ This eliminates references . to Article 40 of the UN charter and to the Linggadjati Agreement be­ tween the Dutch and Indonesians. Van Kleffans said he had been author lied by the llajtue to say that the Netherlands ."gladly ac­ cepts” the mediation offer and that his government was ready to enter into consultations with U. ,S. officials immediately. Russia in is U. S 4 tC M tlew U lives r e s t (lev I I “shirking” Its obligations if it * failed to take a binding decision. Gromyko took the floor after the United States had railed on ' the Council to' order an iramedi< ale cessation of hostilities to pre; pare the way for mediation. *■» llerschel V. Johnson, deputy U, S. delegate, .made his demand after Dr. EcUl N. Van Klcffrn*. Netherlands ambassador to Wash­ ington had accepted the United .States mediation - offer. Johnson told (he Council the. Hoard Petitioned 1 U. .8 . offer of “good offices"! * also goes j.) fhv ib. fy,i„ - « - 4 X«- - VSWvtissMl fis a , ’ ernm rnt of • the Indonesian K*!- who was-al thet time £ .” A.'Dod<* public whose forces are fighting Ian, .M r. Evans pointed out. . . f the Dutch * * ') • On Nov. 6. 1945. the County ; No representative of tha Indoj nesian goVerirthnit hat arrived Commission vacated this property, here y e t A dispatch from Batavia, *however, quotetl A. K. Gin), deputy Mr. Evans explained, and the pioppremier of the Indonesian Republic.,erly reverted to a c re a g e w h e rc , as expressing v ih e belief that *his opon thesf heretofore public lands government Wjftdd accept media- and streets leading up to the bath‘ tion conditionally.. beech have been irncrcf by , Ganl, a Pj>oy*r «f the Dutch, f Czech Motives $6,063 Must He Given B y Seminole County, I ir«e<sw a n — r s . . u*#i original decision to go to Parts For Lunch F u n d s must be reserved. He contended there was no change Involved In Cxechoslovak policy and said Cxechbslovakta still needed and hoped to obtain Western aid, a tje a a t in the form of "normal commercial loans for specific purposea." . Masaryk said tha existing econ­ omic alignment need not repre­ sent anv gctual division of Europe. Coal Production aaid they “are beginning to re­ flect the resulla of the new agree­ ment. * “ Surveys indicate very few op“ producing toons, ith normal periods under the old contract. The estimates of losses range from 3 to 12 per cent, with perhaps a general average loss of M to 10 per cent. "This la In face of the fact thet a t least some cgptlve operations are on a 24-hour bails because of the dire need of coal, and genarally the mines are.operating mm counties to put up $665,000 to match a drastically reduced fed­ eral appropriation of 1741,000 for next year's school lunch program. Seminole County will have $7,­ 203 available from federal funds and will he expected to contribute 1*1,003 next year. Generally applying the fund dis­ trary. Chechoslovakia waa now tribution formula of the new state pressing for a mutual assistance school law. Mrs. Thelma Flana­ treaty with France of the same gan. State school lunch supervlso,-, kind which ahe has with, the ' '. * " . sent out to the 07 counties notifi­ Soviet Union. * cation of how much they will re­ This was his account: “ When the Marshall plan first Will and how much they will have to contribute to continue op­ was mentioned, It waa my opinion eration of their prograiAs at last' it might tie good for us to taka year’s level when f t, 103,000 in part • • under certain reservations. ' Polish Ministers visiting here federal monrT' was available. She warned them, that although county contributions are unly per­ same opinion and aaid they con­ missive for the next school year, sidered it would be wise to go Congress has indicated it will re-' to Paris. “There has been some miscon­ an abutting property owner, and *iuire statr or county matching the rights o f every property owner before any federal money will be strued idra that we were sent available in the succeeding year. for by Moscow. Gottwald asked occupird . within the recorded . subdivision Up to now, the frderal cavern two weeks before any talk of the ,h r-‘i ha, thus been jeopsrdit-d. menl has financed nearly the en plan for appointments to' see , . ______ ____ ______ to diaeuaa Stalin _.. and *olotov ' ‘ Hughes’ Deal ope that “H this resolution of the Counwould tv Commissioners Is to go ^m.hal- state has suppScd. some. adminls-' rocnomic relations, alnca there e Secur- lengrd,” Mr. Evans continued, “ill trativf salaries, and a few coun- i was considerahla room for entiea have paid local cooks and largtm ent of these, further, will establish a precedent, that dishwashers. I “ While we- were on the way, rr, that there is not a plat recorded on the Mr*. Flanagan said the new the Pole*- decided against going inyone's records of any County court house school law makes It possible for to Parts, We arrived in Moscow ids the in the State of Florida, whrrr the the counties, tu. budget'lunchfv»n>..** .the only candidate* tor the , purchaser of property is sutured funds' ttu* appropriation* of trip to Paris eaat of th* Rhine. of the benefits of the property State from money for ru rrrn t edura-j “ Before seeing Ktdlln, I knew dedicated for his use.” tional expenses. at one* the situation 'had be­ James L. Field, chairman of the lter list of amounts available come extremely, difficult. Some P.T.-A. bathing park project, tyh- from federal funds and the amount bona fide, but not very useful, oed these sentiments when be said, speculation had lwen voiced In ”1 believe.(hat it la absolutely es­ the West th at 'Caeuhoalovalrtd sential that this land he restored breaks with the Soviet Union* to the pablle,-' so that w* can hav4> out water-front rights ami park­ ♦ 11,639 and 17,662, Broward 610,• 183 and tl6,4BO. Dade ♦110,143 and ing space.” ♦117,030, Duval *80,923 and |62.Tli* petition Itself recites, "If 401.- Escambia |2$,003 and *17.this resolution is net rescinded, it 100. Hillsborough 160,829 and will mar tb* beautification of the ♦47,683, Lee *6.909 and I6.IH1, Crystal-Lake Winter Homrs Hub- I-eon $16,361 and *7,111, Marlon division and doftroy the rlghta and XlJdlM xnd.17.iai----------------prirlleg w o f~ g it'p ro p erty owncVy Monroe *4,924 ami 13,031,' Or­ for generationa to com*, ami will not allow adequate parking space ange *30,136 and $26,863. I'atin Beach $33,967 and $30,373, Pinel­ for th* public bathing beach." as the F -ll. las *36.670 and (34.663, Polk *38,•The property involved is the 07-'f and $29,271, Putnam $7,066 Echols testified that oh Aug. jsotith.half of Grand Rend Avenue and $4,189, St. Johns $7,120 and 24, 1043,, shortly before Rdbitfruirf th* Country Club Road to $6,297, 81. Lurie $6,292 and *4,velt'a return. General Arnold had Crystal Lake thr east half of 024. -Sarasota $11,098 and $0,184, directed that no further action be Fourth Strret from Crystal task* Heminole $7,203 and $6,003 and taken to encourage Hughes in his ment, see ‘our ninny deto laike Mary Avenue, part of an Volusia $20,727 and $17,199. efforts to sell hi* plan* to the alley running from the Coun'ry algna. Ordt*r today to Club Road to Fourth Street and British Food two small parks facing on Morris assure prompt delivery. Walkway in thia tame block. ( I ' e a l l s s M l (IBM P a s s O a » t A bath house has oeen con­ in his hand sand a 9ten gun magstructed by the Lake Mary °.T.A. SLATON MACHINES ILLEGAL at the foot of Grand Bond Avenue, axln* ill hit hin p«ket. A suspicious-looking package TALLAI1A3SEE, FLA., Aui part uf which was vacab-d hy the was found under one of th* mat­ MONUMENT CO 1046 resolution. and“TKe btach.at, tresses and snappers Investigated ___ _ ___ this point It used as ad public •or ahfp, both built of piywcmd. ce profit making beach. Tha petitioners noV wek. Ip it as police instituted th* search P artially Ih^i fnr thw attaekaf*. -TlghCTnurth iv r U iii . . . . rrsto ie j to the ment houses ware evaluated of public for parking places tor auto­ - mobiles and the rxpansjiia-uf-th* oil teuanta except for one* 111 woman, ami the places were . bathing bsach.— * searched. All Better Dresses y2 Price If' .Ladies’ Drepses • CotJone and Hpun Hayons - One Rack to cloneout ’ BLOUSES Cotton Hhirlwalats In long and abort' sleeve*. 1-98 . ' One Hack to cloaeoul 500' • • ■' 1 l' . Work Pants lo-chwcoul for Shirts g,00... • (< v a l t B M S - 0 '■ / * Special *1,00 LADIES’ 100% WOOL SUITS . i A largo aasortment of baautlful stylo* to aol^ct from. To cloMout for Special £ .0 0 . Vo Men’s Straw Hats J/i Price T-Shirts Colton Some people s till have the strange idea that small budgets don't entitle them to good ejuality! Nonsense! They're the very people who mml bx\ t quality. W hat they buy must give good and satisfactory service. Every­ th in g you find at Pccney's is tesied to make sure it w ill give you every d im e * worth o f value fo r what you spe n d -a ll that, and m o re l’ • ,i jv rt » . %r hottost lumrear nights i 15*ooand25*oo OftUfe Men’s Pajamas FanI color broadcloth, Success 0 ( UN In Indonesia Seen As Hopeful Sign M w l Leather Belts Rayon Pants 6-96 pair n b i i i^ u i j ? Undershirts - 2 !' i , cWculotaa It blow* awoy i* ,1 Table MEN’S and LA DIE’S 8 H QE S FALKNER ING. A s s o c ia te d P re s s Lagaed W i r e Rioters In Britain Face Court Action JE R l > M I M. Aug 4 UPt Light young Jrw«. including a gul. k ill­ ed a Jewnh official and wounded the Jewuli manager of HaidavV Bank in Haifa today and escap'd Security C o u n c i 1’ a Fate Depends On Policy Q(, l^rmncas iV|*leiKr c a m r.^ ltfo This-is the first command ever issued by the council in the-in.-. SHOWN AT Hli n iiT news conference In Washington.- Sc-aclary of Dc "■TfTiWJfnirt Torreslil hsired uniAratlon of the armed services as “tha terrsts of peace. I t m*y be the most decisive and dcflnltive step In the formulation of a national mill* last if it .isn't made to stick. tary policy since th# formation of the Republic-.’ (International) Whether it is made to, stick w ill depend on whether members ol the Security.Council can buiy self interest and' their own ddfriencet long enough to deal with this In ­ donesian threat to global trsn- Gayaeodss* Ara Beat FINE NYtONS Th# name talk you they are the fln«.t nylon* you can buy l Very eheer, h u t kmg-weering 45 VRjD«e In Sun Shadow And Spring Beige tone*. They’m made of -floe codon fabrics. Platform Hole*. W ASHINGTON, Aug 4 id*. Biooks” John Meyer, H nw aiil ilu g liM J I J»p o il pnrttrfK tA w m g'j>uhffcitr-m an, h'd'ffjcftntified Senators today lie tin te d the Isie I V v ia President and Mis. R ooirvelt i l l the com H yde Patk about election tune in lM e ve t In ‘w ric n 'if'H r r ifly not r/spect the cen*r fire order. . d? y i l take tha -hindmost^' — - ­ TT* ssT<i the government Intemled On* rrcognit** that Hiilland. as "Many increa«e* in occupation­ to Invite front three to fjv.« powers the “mother country," has bad al licenre feer s ir indir-sted in to•pnd representatives to lndone- to swallow a bitter pill in or­ own k ' ,|hI and out own p io trd io n dering the crate, fire against those the Rt. Rev, Charles B. Colmorc. The Republican fr-rmler. Atfur whom she regards as rebels. Just l.cllicd liu h o p of. fA ie ttr R ico, tnld Slarifooddin, ar-id In a radio br jad- how U ttar was iwsdu. clear Jati the R otsiy 1’ fub today that al­ >avt Dial hla gorem.neni; go' • Thursday when the-Dutch ambas­ wished an International commission to he sador to the United States, Keleo though there is a email vocifer­ the third party In nrhliration of Van Klrffens, told the Security pay a $15 annual Ire snitrad ous tninoiily clamoring for indc|>cnthe conflict. Tills was interpreted Council that this was a purely do­ in Batavia to mean that the Jog­ mestic affair and that tha council of $10 as' form eily. Those with dcnce and. looking for political jakarta regime did not fnvor medi­ had no right to intervena. - •$3,000' to $4,000 stock w ill have jobs, the vast m ajority n l the Puer ation bv the United States. Again, one can understand 'why their fret increased from $30.75 to to Ricans have no dr»ue to be Slarlfoeddin declared Ihe repub­ the representative of an imperial 550. and $1.50 additional lo r eatli separated from the United States. lic no longer hound by the rficrl Rev. Colniore pointed out. how­ $1,000 o f stock. . Agreement, the rare between ever, that it w ill lie 50 year* next User Dutch and the ln-1-mxaiant by Operating sound trucks for nn*'i which “the United Stales of In- Heat Wave Engulfs year since .the United Stale* took own business has increased in denegle" was to receive indepen­ fee from $25 to $50 a truck, and over this island dependency nl dence In 1940 under the Nether­ Nation Except For lands crown. operating one for other than one's Spxit|. end politically it is exactly East Coast Area own business fiom $50 to $100 in thb s-flnc position today as itj Rcctnt act* by the Dutch in pro­ claiming, the tin -rl'h Island-* of Carnival price* remain at $5<Kt was 47 yean ago. It u hot a By the AasoriatAI I’ress Bangka and Billitnn ns autnromcircus fee* are still territory like Hawaii or Alaska, The nation trudged Ivack td wotk a week; out territories, when they former­ ly were considered ntitt of the re­ today to fact a hot Monday after SI00 a day fnr each 1,000 seal* but what is called in l l i r w.usjs public. nullified the agreement, all t\:«t thr East Coast experienced or frartlnn thereof, and other of the people who live there' "a show* under te n ts . t«. a sweltering' weekend. the' premier aaid. , A wave of heat warmed Sunday a day, according to admission. Dutch spokesman aal.l most The former $100 a day fee rrlands units were already outings from the Pacific Coast through thr Mississippi Valley for furniture auction* hat been wen at an me principal govern­ rtilled up, aevrral no-irv before the midnkpht deadline. There was with Picry*. 8. D„ reporting ths reduced to $20 a day for concerns ment officials, it appointed hy the almost no activity todtv at R*-n. highest temperature, 110, as Ar­ in husinest her* not lets than P ie tid rq l o l the United Slates atanjs. which had been the Dutrli kansas sweated through ita eighth two years. The rate for finaned or mon­ The peoplp * h e ie would like' to (toons' expected Jumping-off place straight day of 100 plus which ey lending companies has been elect .their own officials, hp con­ for an attack toward Jo g iik irta . resulted in two Hraths. Although the Eastern Seaboard upped from front $60 to- $100 .a tin u 'd . addin* that he would -like The. United Nations Security Council last Friday called upon to t thr most part escaped the year. . weekend's heat,tem perature* were Rates for professional m*n such to tee Puerto Rico made a terri­ both tide* to cease fighting. In statements yesterday the In­ expected to climb today and loro- as altonteym, architects, dentists tory looking ultimately toward donesian! said they were “willing" casta-were for rontinued high m er­ ami physicians have b**n Increas­ statehood, something he explained, t<4peate hostilities, but that a cury leadings over almost the en­ ed from $16 to $26. which might take a hundred yean. Healers by electrical or mechantruce could ba carried out effec­ tire nation for tin- next day or two. Puerfo Rico It iltuglcd about Portland,’ Mr., howevar, h it a tively only If the Dutch withdrew 1.000 miles southeast nf Florida, record low vrsterday for Ih* date to demarcation iltf*a established Rev. Colmor* declared. It hat a last October. There was no in- as the mercury re a d , 48, three population of 2,000,000 persons, U. S. Hits Red Plan only 600,000 of whom live in eiti*s, largest being Kan Juan with On UN Application the 120.000 population. The island |» 100 miles long, 40 lullrt wide with LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 4 l/D— an atea of about 3.500 square Tha • United State* objected inih-s. The density of Ha nouulastrongly today to a Soviet tlro<l a a t l a a »4 a a S a i t S a a r I posa] hat the United Nations delay mncideratlon of memltership V« To Build 100 Bed f l p n l p i l Rfrom H NAustria, M P RIlly, i . Mrs. Dossie Murphy Tallahassee Hospital Ilungray and Romania. Hayden Raynor, U. 8. respreDies In Washington sentativ*. told the Jtocurlty CounWASHINGTON, Aug. 4 0V) fll'a membership committee H ut Ths Veterans Administration an­ Mrs. Tyson Murphy, Mr«. uossis Dost!* Tyson Murphy. w|dth* Unites States could riot accent ow of the late Kenneth Murphy nounced today it will build new Rusats’scontention th at study I00-b*d hospitals at Thomaaville, died In Washington, D. C. Friday of these applications must await at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ga., and Tallahassee, Fla. ratification of ths psace treat­ The agency said It la "scrapArthur Zachary, Jr., after an 111ies. Bf‘ previous to build a 200- bed nesa of two months. He pointed out th lt treaties •pit*! at Tallahassee. It ”prt>bMrs. Murdhy was Uksn ill while with Illy, Hungary and Romania visiting with her sister in Mont­ ahWwill be ' eight to twelve already had been ratified by all gomery. Ala., later being removed nereccary states except Russia to the home of her daughter. She pleted and bids asked on alther and added: the Georgia or Florida buildings, bern a resident of Sanford for “Surely the people of states had tha agency added. 12 months. which merit admlsalon should not The administration said Its body w u sent to Sanford be penalised solely because of tha forThe decision w u baaed ui»n recom­ funeral services which war* mendation! of. the Houae A p p ro - Two Bandits Hold Up falure on -th* part qf; tha sUt« held this afternoon a t .4:00 o'rlocji: to ratify.’* • vi prlaUona Committee, which re­ JackHonville Store Raynor said Austria should be In Holy Cross Episcopal Church cently waa given authority to HDapllal Hfcns have been completed and » T O chosen for a 200-bed hos­ pital a t TallahuSe*. but the agen­ cy u l d today It must “start all ever again on plans and speci­ fications, reducing ths site to 100 beds.' ROYALL RETURNS 0 INGTON, Aug. 4 (Ai­ ry of W ar Royall today i by piano from Germany ho went last Thursday tr 1 J A C K f l M r c t a . F l... A u g .T (A*)— Two unmasked, neatly dres­ sed bandit* held up the Setter G ro cer/ here at 7:46 A.M. today and escaped with $1,200 In cash, police reported. The bandits, one of them armed wHh _________' ____ tnuim d the atore a few mlmutes after It had opened for business and took tha loot from the cashier. Police said employees of tha ators dsscribed tho bandits as being be­ tween 30 and >6 rears of ago. Both wore brown business suits and ono had on a panama b a t Tho armed robber waa blond and wo*» Rurvlvors besides tha di Mrs. Zachary, Include one daughter, Mary Zachary of Ington, D. C , two aljU r Frank Nabje and Mlaa Fa aon of Montgomery; at brother. Jordan-T yson, i Montgomery. • CAR T H IEF HUNTED ' Whereabouts of ■ white man who la believed to have stolen a 1035 Ford Kedah, the properly ot Mrs. Jack L. Yates of Lake $fary. ia being sought by local author­ ities. A i daafrlptjoit uf tha .man PLIGHT TAKER OPF has been broadcast by the Florida Highway Patrol. ? p ,. • CHICAGO, Aug. 4, (AT—' am P. Odom took off today Orchard Airport on a lBjtoo solo speed flight around th . x I" « • . on tin way a t 2:31 I (Central Daylight Time). >n Of Late' Presi­ dent, Promises T o Tell All Concern­ ing T r a n s a c t i o n s ve.ell tulil Nrusta Ihe Jewnh tindeigtmmd issued a statement saving "W r have not yet settled oui hanging account with t|ie Biitiih." "They threai • ' ell. then on duly v\ills the -V rnrd new bangings, , I-**1 *ee)> two yniuig British • With I .lim it Itnotevell. son ot • Corps in Europe, had wiitien In sergpants. who had Iweti kidnap llie Isle I’ rrsidrnl stated * few (amity suggesting that trte ia ed and held hostages for two feel behind Kim, Meyer to tifje d I Inrnds nf lot in lhi« counity Ih weeks, wgt* liangn) In a forest preserve near Natanya. wlieie befnie llie Senate Vi'ai Inveilig.sl I invited to Hyde Park. Hr wen they wei# strangled and hied t.» mg Committee t l its inquny into 1along' on that invitation. Mere death from wmitidt cut hy the ♦ 4 ll.0 0 0 .tl0 0 of wartime contracts said." thin, knmied ropes. The committee 'ha» heard lestl __The.. JUi.l as—ln»wl« -ff»riet svt-i* was shot l„ death hud restated Ihe Jewish handtts. The hank hy. an Army colonel lhal ynunc manage) was lenten until hr Roosevelt had bren, asked to re opened the money Imix Witness's main in f.mope until oiler •'ic said the ridd-eis' escaped In n r#.SrssA?ntfir> Iik/aV We ifXernitf s'rtlssed How .it rreimimfsaanet father, the l i t veil. 3 mini: IliH n r ifll sv 1,1 the President Imf), a “ fa lh e ilr ” irrle r r - l in what hr.w as lining, hut that . pholii-rrmnnalssaere did lint rank in the inipudam V w ith Ih r “ lew o th rr prnhtems*’ th * President had nn tils pilnd at lh a l lime. * . g.iting im ito n tml (acts'* 'about lu< the Irltjn g of w contiactc to I Ion ai Crowd* outside the bank fit*: t,ried to •'stop the escape, hut dis petsed when shot* wei* fit*,| because o l the inability n l its members to measure up to Ihestidentical requirements. MS Sandals and Play Shoes Meyer Testifies It W as Gootl Business To Go To Hyde Park ir war arcnmpvniri City License FeesjCoimore Explains To Be Increased Political H opes • More lit it i-It soldiers will be executed .b> ligu Zval I-*uinl v« soon as #they a ir captured,, a Churchill Backs By New. Ordinance Of Puerto Ricans New Offer Made Republican side, and asked that • • ^ • leader of Ih* Jewrith underground Pit verb! take (his into ronsideraIfmllM Nl f * | t ’ Sis i *i’>n. . A world which is most dam­ Commission Considers Retired Bishop Says Laborites In Plea (A Netherlands g o v e r n m e n t nably weary of bloodshed and Boost A f f e c t i n g Island Has No Wish spokesman declared at the Hague hunger and Volume Increase To EaseU.S. Loan Deadline Nears the Dutcli would defend themsolvci about lime-al . _ nations.got alswiid Many B u s i n e s s e s F o r Independence vigorously if Republican troop, did the |ieace handwagoti—and “tho B 50«andi-oo M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 4, 1947 New Defense Chief Hails' M erger - W r get a wee glitnpie o l rain­ bow- through storm-clouds in the compliance b) Holland and the Indonesian Republicans w ith the order by the U n itrd Nations Se­ curity Council for cessation n l tire bloody hostilities in the Dutch East Indies. Bathing Trunks 1 .9 5 and 2 .9 5 Sport Coats F L O R ID A , lly DEWITT MACKENZIE Foreign Affairs Analyst Terry Robes 1 /3 Off , AU Wool SANFORD, Indonesians Issue B A T A V IA .' Java, Aug. 4 OP) — The Indonrjian- Republic joined the Dutch tonight in announcing a midnight ccaie-litc older to troops, flopping hostilities in In ­ donesia and giving the United NalioWi hi ffts l’ 1sf(T^v ic to ry fer Chaffeur Caps rt’H 1 m .tteu Established 1908 Premier Asks For.. In­ ternational Body • T o Be 3rd Party In A r b i t r a t i o n . • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V O L U M E X X X V III In Palestine comfort through tho - a* " THE W EATHER vt * .. •* *• t T a rtly rln u d r tonight and Tues­ day eveept local thundershWVers In the afternoon. .. S iva, r » a » n » » S new year it is 172,818, and consTWHIW Increased expense* It will be much smaller for the yeas af­ ter. Mr. Lawton predicted. A total *213.063 gross increase in receipts, mainly - from state sources, is offset by a $74,4.0. rev­ enue decrease Including the fftl,B50 formerly supplied hy state racing funds, and 121.264 decrease In carry over balance. Other de­ creases are 12,300. of State ami Federal Vocational allowances, 295 by the. State for textbooks, and 11,667 fa district 4 mill taxes, The State will increase Its al­ lowance for teacher salaries from the 1103,826 of last year to *219,907 during the coming year, an l«t you aloop In cool Cotton Hulls, valueH-to 5.95 tfh f I * School Ex Room Air Condltlon«rh . Special W a sh CloMis GENEVA. Switxerland, July (JPi— A subcommittee rnireu ing trp of the 11 delegiMom th* United Nations sp ecial* m ittrr for Palestine will t Jewish displaced persons (1I In Europe, the committee elded today. John D. Hood of Australia i head the group, which will clde itself on details of the t< ( a U n ity T h e ro I s S tr e n g th — * To Protect the Peace of tha World: To Fromota tha Progress of A m eric^ J o Prodnee Prosperity for Sanford. t I.axlex and Jersey S u lU values to 5.95 H ath - Towebs UN Committee Plan Tour Of DP Cam Special g ,0 0 TOWELS* C an n o n NEW ORLEANS Aug. l-(/P> A minor tropical 'storm in the Gulf of Mexico hfs veered in direction and wa»j reported by the Weather Bureau to he moving toward the Texas Coast in the vicinity of Brownsville today. l-OMtex H u iU valuett to 8.95 All Better Hata B ig, T h i n l y GULF STORM BATHING SUITS ->-- Yi Pete*- mattor, would it notT asked chairman Ferguson of the subroromiltff. “Normally, yea,” Echols replied. Ha recounted, however, that when Booaevelt came home from Europe he, Echoli, w u told to cooperate with the President'* son. As the Inquiry into Hughes' ♦40,000.000 wartime contracts went through ita fifth day, there were published reporta that Hughes will ask the Justice Department to investigate the “relationship of Senator Owen Brewster (K-Mo) chairman of the full committee, and Pan-American Airway*.' • Show n \\y M arkets Government Hit For ‘ Frittering Away” Dwindling Ci edits ?p. Hartley Seek Congressional In quiry Into Tic-Up le price rtefrxtltftif llm-fcdv »hould be known W pO D ^TO C E. EngfsnH. Aug. 4 be tnliulate*!. Director Wilaon state-1 today that gross sales are already definitely past last year's record-breaking grand total of $31,211,386.61, by more Ilian $2.400,11X1 for the system a« a whole. "At the close nf thr fiscal year." said Director Wilson, "it wa-i ap­ parent that our State-opi-rated m allets had continued '.heir tinbroken record nf showing a gain each vear, over the preceding 12 month*. 8ome of the markets had scored very substantial gains However* because of bad weather Irf February and later, which knocked production In a number of important producing arras. I bail liardlv dared hope for such a substantisl Increase In volume ns re- te ll said today, that llie uni" i important enough in the overall a new ppijMisal which it hoi e I pi'H m e n irllt pivcrdtnc*' la be lb * would n e r t a lltik r of 107 -i committee investigation, that much o l the American loan hsd been “ frilteiesl away'* by th r Labor government.- He nonetheless pledged himself to bark efforts t » bbtain "easemenlt" iir conditions surrounding the swiftly disappearing $3,750,000.1)011. and to obtain new Xiediis ftum Washington. . f-nrd Motor Co. employer*. Richard T Leonard. L 'A W T IO It happens that I had some sire president, did not ir \ e , | |i n, i ai lie * -intimatp ’relations with the nl the new suggestinp s*|iu’li lie man w!in was Cnmmaniler in Chief <ml u ln i w a* in ilia ig e nf ihe war "Nhaip (liangr, and ruilailmen's are to be mailr m the loan expen­ diture on non essentials and it w'll lie- fSfiynnn'% duly to accept I Churchill. in a psily »pe'c;|i. said tome o( the loan vomfitiont "alarm­ 'll" hi|u, particulatly the clause obligating .B n ljm to make cutlent sterling transactions by lliilith customers Iterly convertible iqto dollari, . ’ "However I reb--l, a n tto ly nop. on the wlaJlow of lim fail nilndevl 'American people to tusk* ll*\ neceaaarv easement s, w i t h o u t which a policy for which they have mad* heavy sacrifices will cer­ tainly fad In it* effects." lit* war­ time Prime Minister t.ii-l. "There Is no shame in one brave and ' faithful_ail)', deeply Injured system, showed a gain of better than $1,600,000. 1’ompan-i‘a salen for th* last fiscal year totaled $12.N.*h.O50.66, a t eompareri with 111,174.1*9.22 for the fW-al yrar M. J. Lodges Return ending Jun* 10, 1046. Sanford State Farmers' Maiket. From Cool Vacation oldest uni* In the State-operatrd •yxtem. reported a total of *2^08.Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lodge, who 018.93 this year and *2.630,834.82 returned recently from a trip to Isat y ra r,'' Washington, D. C., Baltimore and New York State, reporter) that they found Ih* cool weather to their liking, and that while visit­ ing Niagara Falls, and Windsor, Ont. th* temperature w st at time* down to 46 degrees or less. While at Savannah, New York they visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Whitehead of Sanford who ara tp rrxliar - th e. summer— months there. This Is a prominent celery growing section, and the quality of the celery is very lion announced that It had no m■ptaifX^Tof averting the tin ' walkout, which, would h* th* fit <t major strike in the sulo In-InVi-; In 17 months. \ . Jo in t'S , linens, etmip.ittv v-.-• pirsiilsut, -told- reporteis ,-t.- entCte-l the nll-fmpoitaoi •- * at the ilowntown Rttok «"« tltf, Hotel ■ "We have no further c-mntet piop'Vsals im ritlier issuf '' The two sides are at odds ny,.r \ pension plan and ctiiitim ' letuit)^ protect lb* union agnlpst y- . II isrIIniiH e»tt | ‘R|p | ssstpi Irigictmcnt AhIumI In Lynch Attempt (’use IVst Coulrol Board Named Bv Caldwell TALLAHASSEE. F la. A-tg. 4. ■Pi A fivj- man pest c,t|ilro| 'ward to examine nn-l certify tpid'rantx fit iiisrrt and itatfld eradication •i” i ators’ licenses under a now Nothin la» pus tuitncd tooay by It—fllltil t jlhloell. list- rnetnlo-rs ate J. M. Roper, Minrnl "|M*ra)i-i for n u-rm of •b ite vents, J. I*. W'ulher. Or1sndq operator fnr a term of ono w ar, A J. Rugeie of Gainesville, l ‘nirar«itv of I bo bin eniomAlngiat, • i t\Vu ' m •• *io. John T. rtiig h to n . University jf Florida rrithinologlst, for a t h r v . - t r ttjtit: nn-l Fullrr Ttesr* of -Ins-k-tiivllle. memliet at/ large for a l .stt vfar AfUl*• Growers Urged To Vote For-Soil Proj'ect toward th* performance ..f w r duties.' , .Judge Frltzell cautioned the grand jurymen that they must keep absolute secrecy on what o-eurx In th* grand Jury room nnd without referring to any purr leular rase said "If the evidence dots not mAka out probably i don' return trunJiills but if it ik>x do the only tblng you can d»- return a true bill.” - J l TheyH be holding -enur t trrtr maybe for tbmrJands of year* and All grower* of .Seminole County nnd I'roperty owners were urged by County Agent C. R. Dawson to­ day to vote.for IIje program o f anil coriMi/vation W'rdnrwlav morning at from HAM) o'clock until noon. ' If apjirovsM, Seminole County will I-* arconted Ihe same Stats and fc b -ia l government engineer­ ing service In soil conservation now given to nearby counties'th at have «li endv approved tha proVoting places will b« a t the Court llutis* office of County Agent C, R. Dawaon. tha Town Hall at I.ongwixMl and tha grocery atore ‘at Chuluota. Foling man* y-r l » )u i\i- (w'l-n rtln scn s i s it n t jnese offices, . • . The elrctlun was arrattgsd by the State Soil Conservation hoard at a hearing recently held a t the Court House at widen growers ap­ proved .having a referendum in order .th a t Seminole County may Medved the Iwnrfits of soil con­ servation. DOUGLAS IN PARIS PARIS, Aug. 4. (A*) — Lewis TITLE BOUT TONIGHT Douglas, American ambassador to PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4-f<F> Britain, has arrived In Parts for a conference with Jrffcraun cirff. ry, United .States ambassador ta H I.K ..T �The Sanford Herald i v i i n t m o x B*TKI r »»•!>*• io aevooce C a r tt.r , w eeb M eath ----------- —----- ------•e M eolhe S l l K«w T tlV n < M ee*u U A...CUO* r» i“ wblrfc Is 1s t " • • V : •Mi*'W«>r W I* eIscMsle eew it *n re, ss weU* ■* «*■ «ta patches- MONPAT. AUGUST 4, 111? R IB LB VERSE FOR TODAY . b u a I L ROTTEN SPOT 34D8 TO 8PREAD AND DESlOY THE WHOLE U f E ; To U. — II. ' minded Is datth. R*>* Senate inve»t.gel to met:! Wellington piOtPto Join 'Hie Guard Maori Iriba . funaral fits* In close no auch “idarin,; example" New Zealand are called tangL of war time entertainment expen­ diture* as thoae of Howard llujrhea. • Ferguson agreed with Senator firewater (R-Ms) that a “searching examination" by Ihe Are You A committee had failed to turn up similar records in the fUaa of other Potential Diabetic? California plane builder*. Aa Roosevelt waited 11 testify, . By W. V. BITTING Rrewater cited a report of C. N 'Bailey, general accounting office Touchtoa Drug Co. expert who made Ihe survey of en­ tertainm ent expenses. Bailey said It is possible to sort potential that his examination,, limited to diabetics frqm the rest of. the contracts where the , records-are population. Fat peopbi over open to the government, “disclosed forty are the most likely vic­ tims, especially If th*v have diabetic parents or relatlx**. GoingC BACK-TO-SCHOOL in If someone in your fsmily had diabetes, tell your doctor when you have that next reg­ ular physical examination. He will advise you about weight and other contributing factors. ses. th at bten ised Ferguson observed, however, committee Investigator* had unable to find any auch item­ accounting aa Meysr gave. There are more cars on AnieHcan fgrms than telsphonss — 4.150.000 cars as compsrsd to 1.900.000 telephones. I)r. Charles L. Persons Optometrist FASHIOJfS from the pages of 'Whsn dlsbetes is prsssnt in ths body, diet, exercise, ar.d in­ sulin as prescribed by yuur doc­ tor wig suable you to live a norMedical advancements con­ tinue to enable the finest phar­ maceutical firm s to product better and cheaper insulin, and It is always available at ths rounter of the skilled, conscien tlous pharmacist. Sanford Atlantic Dk. Bldg. Hours: 9-12 1-6 * Phont 2*i This Is the 109th of a series of Editorial Advsrtlselnenls ap­ pearing In. this uspfri . each Eyea Examined • Glasses Fitted Copyright See these now andKate Greenaway Frocks Terrie Togs of Cal. Celeste Dresses Irene Ilamsey Hand Made*' KiDDitLflnn, Florida. It is up to the young men of Sanford to help main­ tain that reputation by joining the Guard now. Thus, they will be benefittlng then?se|ves and- helping their town c o n fin e d o v e t'v h fU Secretary o f D rlm ie Royal Symbol President- AwTlhe re»t d u . can tejpice *»« Ws.hingtur. h at -nothin* mote tenous then hot tummer dsyt to worry than ihe Diopet tslute for » csb -newt that Sanford’. fame reset, considerably farther than Aithui Codlrgy’* radio program. Mr. 3cnd«r‘s daughter Beverly writer from A u^bcrc. Uflrtntny. wh*«« •he is slsyina’while her hutbsnd Kinchin Powers, it ttstioned neatby in ths Army, that the went t< orange* Meyer Testifies wh»- you charged It to aircraft," Fi'tttuaon ahot hack. Ferguson produced . a vouchor order to Hughes for 100* planes, fur 1100 for entertainm ent' of Roosevelt lq November. of 1044. the committee has bc.ni^-ield., t Baled JanettV Thomas as one of Meyer's expense accounts, given Ithose present. the committee, show expenditure) Ferguson — Who was Janette of more than 16,000 purportedly for entertainment of Elliot Roose­ Thomas? Moyer—Shu’s a xlrl from Cali­ velt and his friends. In addition to this spending, the fornia—Paramount Studios. • Ho added that the item was committee heard from Meyer to­ day that he bought a handbag fur l charged to Hughes A ircraft be• cause It waa general entertainment screen actress Faye Emerson, wife .J men will be given-their choice of n year’s service in, tho of Elliott Roosevelt. » year sftvr' n Ihe-line of waft •■ear*. Ferguson showed Meyer a news­ -United States Army (or Navy) or a period of training in' the decision on Hughes' plan*. This clipping Nov. 16,1944, " r ' ' *” M|mss* TOed '*■»»«» iv«»# ll»| Id-H, the National Guard.-Many young men will prefer to.spend was also charged as ’‘entertain­ »paper which related Elliott's return from three, years in the Guard, where they-can remnin at home ment." Europe that day and aaid that with their families and continue their work in their chosen From the 194S period—when Ihe Meyer had met him in New York. plane contract was letdrman occupation, t<f*belng drafted into tlie Army and sent to The Michigan Senator asked if refreshed bis memory any as eyer’e 1944, appe^ae.vouchers. that to whsther he was In New York At that time, ths committal has The value of National Guard training w'as thoroughly when Elliott returned. Meyer said Htfcslfri .during till* recent war when officers' and men heard in -previous closed session It certainly did. teitimony, there tpas some talk of with National Guard experience rose rapidly in rank and the cancellation of Hughes' Ferguson — Did you see Col. Hughes' conRoosevelt while he was staying in found themselves well equipped for ihe innumerable oppor- tract for the F -ll plane. with hla daughter. tunities which piesented themselves. Not 6nly did they • MsySr, going through his *x *,California, Meyer—Of course. fare better it* to promotions thnn the more inexperienced pense accounts, came to a long Ferguson—Did you See him evfrom Nov. 2 to it, 1941. I srv day? men, but in time* of danger th«ir chance* of survival were weekend There was an item reading, I don’t think so. improved by the training they had received. “Dinner. El Mordcco, ten pcorli.*, H*M«vcr—No, must have had olhsr peopls he To many men the pay of $2.60 for attending weekly 130." could see besides Me-Lock Usd, drills of two hours each Ih no inconsiderable item and may Meyer, shaking his Itsad, com­ Northrop, Vultee,—and we’ll sey mented: “T hst’s verv cheap." sen e a useful means of balancing the family budget, but "You were only paying the tips, Consolidated too. for the town as u whole the copibined pay of such a com­ Ihe bill was charged," Fergusc.it . . Ferguson—Why did you pay his hills, and not these other "com­ pany, amounting to ubout $25,000 a year, is something advised him. panies? which no business map or civic leader can afford to over­ Ferguson asked why the trip to Mever — Possibly a warmer Hyde 1'ark was charged Hugh's look. As a source of income for our community we should friendship grsw up between' Col. have a National Guard company. Keosevclt and Mr. Meyer then with some of those other com­ Sanford has always been a good National Guard town. Before Pearl Harbor -it had one of the finest organizations was I'reddenl of tha Unit*: panies. I think he's t very charm4 ii,th u , » U t« . if. hnd n n e u f -the b e a t A n n o riv * lo be found S talest l thought U Wm 4 gVcsl . anywhere. It produced more,officers, and more high rank­ privilege." Senator Ferguson said the hooka ing officers, than probably any other city its size in “That’s why I wanted to know gating com m it!**/ you the nicest pcopi* - th e MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 194? THE BAN FORE HERALD, 8ANPORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO The British government has decided to |>ermit the Prince** Rlizuboth tn have a-hltr-iwhUp-wvririiag •with-all tnetnm m litg* that apiicrtain to a royal ceremony. West­ minster Ahliy will hi* the scene of* the wedding and no expense will be spared to make it a glittering pageant. It might be sup|>osed that the sight of so much magnificense would a rouge rancor In the hearts of the people who afe undergoing terrific privations and see no relief in sight. But that will not be the case. The loyal subjecia will line the streets, as they did when the King was crowned," waiting patiently for hours, in the rain ,;if need b«v to catch a beuuty-ataneii live*. The princess is to them a symbol of romance, without which they would lie poorer than they The rest of the world wonders how much longer any nation will be able to ufford the upkeep of romantic symbols while Rocletr cveiyWheTi! 1ft undergoing a levelling process, or Italy only, imagint but the best guess is thut in one form or another they will her turptit# when the found ' n s te full with the M syftii brand of the Patrick Fruit Co. .straight from Sanford. . . New Penalty If a Congressman is sent to jail, should he receive a government pension? Ex-Congressman James M. Curley of Massachusetts Ih now in prison, and ex-Congresaman Andrew J. May of Kentucky has just been sentenced. A Senate bill left pending by the adjournment of Congress cuperstc. Virginia Hill, in ette you aie not hep 16 )h* gtnglsnd has been used to the disadvantage of the government." lor*, it the |iil I o f the for­ tige While' no names nre mentioned, Curley apd May are mer "Bugsy” Siege) .who bowed clearly in mind. gratefully out of the Lot Angelrt An obvious point is thut this udds a new jienalty to those underworld picture when a flock Congressmen who-are convicted of crime. In addition to of machine gup bullets caught the normal' fine, imprisonment or both, loss of pension up with him. Vbgini*. h itn ’t bten rights would be added: It is refreshing to find Congress able to tleep well since, though concerned over the conduct of its less reputable members. thousand miles Both House ami Senate have too oft,en disgusted their southern constituents by tender care for the perquisites of good and bad alike. The new hill is a welcome departure from the club spirit that has hitherto prevailed. Hill. lot the tecond • ». • 1 1* ■ *• ' 1 % •f 1 >. ■*xifi ••*.• ♦* • dentally an oveidotc accithe may have taken R . T. C O W A N CO. increase! following tb* inersat* in the price oi cotl after ■th« coal cpcratoit surrendered to th« ex­ orbitant demands « I John L Lewis Thus tb* people are continuing to p a / the price of U p i* ' dicta- ' End houac heating trouble* before they F O R T U N IT S gin you that smart ontombit look with \ M A D I-T O -M A T C H k \ S H O IC A N D DAOS begin- -use a p e n cil notv Instead o f home is builL Our author!* J p y ki Crocodaro talivf new booklet on hom e heating y ' / , The Junior Chamber oi Conixaorco diivc to raise funds for the operation of tha Tourist Informa­ tion booth for tha promotion oi the tourist business in Sanford it meeting prith pronounced. sue>*Nf 0B4' business tile r another forward subsumial Fortunal Intarprgti In firy» laothar tha dittlncHva morklngt of tha vanaroblt crocodlla for thaia'daliflhtful, datignadto-molch shoat flhd bqpt. • . To land you a (othlonObl# coitumsd look . . . To Itomwod your avsry outfit Into a brcutlluny coordmalad costwno. ill Inform ation on modern. inexpensive, built-in pU healing equip* FREE frff copy now. Sec your dealer, call b offered Florida Pouter A Light Company w ithout c h arg e to b u ild e r* o f adw hom e* a n d lo m.U ceopM, U lo drive over i a t,______iJ . • v "i �I \ M P A Y . A U G U ST 4, 194? PAGE T1IKEK T H E , SA N K U H D H K K A I.O , S A N r O K P , F l UR1DA Miss Whittle Goes To Waring Workshop Calender Mo n d a y No- 10 ot Mm* W.S.C.S. of tne F im Methodist Church will n a n at 8:00 I*. M. at the h irs t of 3. R. Iloolchan, Z306 r’slniet if of all Sundsy school Wbvkers and teachers of the Prew toterisn Church will be held at TUESDAY ***a Friendship-League of the ttgatlonal Church will meet e Parish House at 3:00 P. M. THURSDAY Hli# T. E. L Class of the First Ikptlft Church will hold a cover9 -4Uh supper at the Church P BROADWAY By JACK OltltlAN tost unbelievable. Stories of k bath*, champagne allpper Mrs Park Honors August Bride-Elect Mr*. Charles Park entertained on Thursday at !:00 o’clock'honorIn* Ills* Connie McCall, who*« marriage will be an «v»nt uf Wednr-tJav .*rlth a luncheon at the Mayfair Inn. Guest* were sealed at a ion* table In the small dining room of the hotel. A lovely arraugment of pastel axtafs dumird the decoration for the table arid nlsce cards with ttay noeegaya of the past si flower* marked the seating arrangem ent Mrs. Park’s gift to tHe honbren! Caswell, Mary Ann Wbelchel, Sylvia Mrlsch, Camille Ilattcn, Jackie Brotchie, Martha Perkin*, Shirley Smith and Kathryn Wig­ gins. Mrs. Ralph A. Smith Honors Miss McCall tl*» rttra v n g a n t Diam ond i B rw eplawlea are not l i e - ___ ____ ______ Mrs. W. 11. JUitx relum ed on Friday from vision* relative* In New Y«ck and W rit VUjtinla. Mrs. Henry Wight plan* to Irsve on Wednesday for Moston. Mark, where she will spend saveral’weeks. Mrs. J . 0. Laney and Mr*, dames Higgins and son have returned from spending a week in Opelika ami Wetumka. Ala. oiiWdsy*. One' m g ta & lx . knSKn young comedian, for ;nce, lets nn happening go unaaUced m hi* life. thing modratiy diverting occurs fat his path the various Broadway tfcnmlrjrrs are duly—and axaggtratively—informed. fore the progreseloae of bridgo the Watklne. guests were Invited Into the -lin­ Mrs. J . A. Rabun and dauphtri ing room where they enjoyad iu-d Bevrrly have returned lo th 'lr punch. A fter the ecoree were ndd-*d home In Tampa after visiting /or a few days with Mrs. Rabun’* high score, a ----- -----mother, Mrs. Jhwtl Chapman. straw purse, was ; Knimet McCall am t.u‘ Mln - r —Mr mnA U r* B u U rt ..AViUlmma "won " " ”» .1___l.,- . ’ WIIIIm.h. Daphne Connelly. The himlkrr. and daughter, Nancy ‘ William*, chiefs Were presentrd to Mis* Me- have left to ipcml several wrebs Call. The lovely color erheme ua* at Daytona Beach In the Hutclicarried out In the refreshment* leon Apartments. consisting of Ice cream with rale* Mra. G. A. Speer and children. embossed with liny roa«s and pink and green mini* and aflled nuts. Tommy and Mary Rose, have left to spend a month at New Smyrna Those present with M lu McCall Beach: Mr. Speer will join tlu-m were Mra. McCall, Mra. E. 8. Mc- at the beach on vrcckrnd*.. When this fellow w»s married, trick angles of the courtship were promptly sent around for columnar perusal and when utilmattly f ^ tc r a dignified period had tlsWml. he we* to become a -v th t buffoon engaged in d il­ uting, to columnists who go In such domestic drivel, alt the IllDCY MMitWI; AtlH sppronching.fatherho-nl gaga, dhal, Sylvia Maiacb and Kathryn en (hr lad Waa l-orn. all availa- Wiggins. ’ ijBt (ancient) parenthood jokea vers lifted bodily from ’ Joe MBT venerable rollectlon and nut 78 Attend Opening sse. Recently, the eeme fellow Youth Week Supper rrturned from a two montha’ va- itllun, soend in Nujtb nt received quite a bit About-78 young people attended at the State Teachrr1 College in bv reviving a bunch.of the supper held at tha Flrat M- tb- Boone. N, 0 . jokes of a ‘couple of odist Church 7 o r th# opening day ago and ^adjusting Sam# of Youth Week which fa being Mra. William O’Nrlll an j r‘ conducted this week at the church.' ■mv-'i ■While nothing Is too trivial or The program Is under tbe direc­ where iV will board a *1.1 Important to kn-p to his own self, tion of the Youth Caravan. The Germany to join Lieut. fPNeill h trumpeting treatment Is con­ supper was served by Circle No. I who Is stationed with the Army In ned highly ethical along of the Women’s Society Germany, wdway. Quite a few respected itlsmrn of Ihe thraler. movies I radio even bespeak for the returned lo their h'omr In Coluni inner In which he constantly rU In the puldlc eyes. ■ time with her parenla, Mr. and Mrs, K. F, LundquIsL Mrs. Paf • * * This system based on the AnyMcnt' Is the former Irena Lunddng-For-a-Gsg principle was prised by a press agent who has mther and slightly bothersome rimmiek.” All hts lub-thumpclients are announced aj beig In a n>w movie ehot, writing *e, acting as technical advisor or l some manner employed In connt movie turmoil which I have rinlta knawlclgu seldom, it illy exiata. The praaa hoaa trivia My Beauty Shop nt 206 North Park f« now open. Joutly through the mail* (o The latent in modern equipment and ( furninhiriRa !a desk and Just as religiously have been in/tnUed, including Individual booth •*file<r In the waste basket, uw* tin t any major mavle unit*, and a soft water aytitem, which la a necessity npanv’s talent rxertlons are an in keeping your hair aoft and bountiful.- • satanlly In flux as lo preclude Drop in or call for appointment. Forfnerly at 309 finger on Ihe pulse of everthlng Park Avenue. ikh sppesra In ike public int*. Therefore for several years HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY SHOP has passed along such false *06 North 1-arlt • PhoM *71 it ae "Mis* Susie Glsmorgam* bcokeehnlcal advisor. en tbe D m y R. Selsnlck film about decline of the pande populatn Hast Overshoe Missllucky. is xwiping the coll from ywood to begin her cinema iUr*. Meanwhile she Is singing f lull Ananias, located quaint * a Brooklyn sub-basement." enough the stuff aoraegets by some usually cauwritlng /oik. Juat another tq ie filed undex "Oh, well." Hollywood By BOll’ THOMAS -NEW YORK CITY, Aug. . 4, (.specialI — Alice Rerte Whittle, HOLLYWOOD. Auir. I. i lA— 041 Park ATenor. Saaferd, who I* Olivia D* li U going tn the director of vocal mu-u ttt the lease H.-iiUvn-ml U'-.in-i I,- )■■ Seminole High School, la attendin* Fred W ariag’e Uv«ic Wurahip at Shawne*-on* Delaware, iVnn^ p M A* kwh n« the o a r fini.hv. aylvanla this week. ' i A it m “The Snake Fit.” the and h>, !,-m Five hundred - men and wouien hand. novelist Mantle (hvxleteh. wfco direct college, bl*h svh-col. Mr. and Sir*. Kenneth Hitk..iq_ plan to huifd a lp,nw» In Rsppahs* church, industrial and radi'i music announced lUlay the Mrth of a, npek.' Va.,' where hi* fn rlu rr-i - il,. and whtr reprrsrmt wvery sltftc In .luiyhlrr Sh-rjrl Diane,, dp, Acg. I 1tfatd. t*li\ia. s»(ju.lia» nevrr l>e(oir this country, Canadu,and tlhilta are at th eJeru aU ' LatieiHoi Mewtur. rn fc (U rdtlegv. *ay» shell take attendin* the Workshop lid* sum­ iat Hospital . , ; classes at - nHuby William and mer. They watch Fred Warm*, r . | .--- — i Marv C-ollege. and his • famed Pennsylvanian* ^ _______ ____ it . . .Allman .... Mr. andi Sir*. J U, toTlie (iooJttcheit win livr In the broadcast si* coast-lu-coast shown* day birth of , ■ annoUnitdihe ,, - ------ » •*■«. ,a*t while she ijtn't•making mnvlM a week and oW rve.Trhcarsat tech Jeffrey H*whit. utt J ul> 'J;* at .the hrtY. Thi« m-rms to be a move ntqur*. Orange Meniotjal tlu.pilal in Or- - merit, dene Ticrnev amt Jo in tin; Undo. Mr*. Alunsn will temem Cynthia Roumillat »' Itcrvd aa the form erA nns Cur" * Mrs. Ik W. Shepard and daught­ Honored On Birthday er Sandra of Hollywood are the guests of Mr*. ShepniJ’s mother, .Mr*. Francis Roumillat, HI, rnMrs. Jewel Chapman. iertalnetl on Saturday afterndbii In honoy of hrr daugliter. Cyn'hla Mr. and Mr*. 0 . C. Dorsdurff Kllgn. who celebrated her sixth and son left last week f i r Indian­ birthday. The young gu-*xt* gath­ apolis, Ind. to spend a two wrek'a ered In the hark gaidrn of tire vacationRoumillat homp at ,1IU l!*v Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Caasube tcvnth S treet Blur and pink Were used throughout the decoration* and refreshment*. (James were playrd and favor* were “fDhed" out of the "Fishing Pond". Mr*. Roumillat w*i assisted tn serving by Mrs, F, K. Rnumlllat, Mrs. Ilrnry Wight, Mr*. in Dirk m n , iienry m Aik. en. Klltabeth Sumter and Fmiv.-* Id still rhsse after attention chlr/ shower and bridge pai c a tM dividual rake* iced frosting with • blue candle ami fruH 'lulte were arrrvrd after C>nfhla had cut her birthday cake. Those Invited to lie with Mia* Rnumlllat were Judy Ludwig, Frances and Sheila Moure, Francis Kouruillal, IV, Patty and Kay lUtlgan, Marianne Strickland. Susan McCall, Mary Tal Wight, Ann Thur*tom -M errill Philip*. Linda Fitt*. Dian Aiken. Patty Nancy Luke, Kvrlyn Ooa»r-y. Frann-:,' Brown. KBtalieth Funder. Dtdc ,Sharon and Karen Carpenter. Also Caroline l-ce, Mr*. A. K Wallace Mry. Edward McCall, Mrs. A. W. Lee. Mr*. Olive Wells, Mr*. Minnie Jones, Mrs. Wight, Mrs, J. C. Aycock, Mrs. Alkrn, Mrs. Charles Luke, Mrs, A. IL Key Mrs. Earl Dossey, Mrs. Jlruw n and Mrs. RouniillaL Beauty Notes By IlKTTY CLARKE Im agine lb# ih ap rln make hi* tonx^ieUyed return to ol a studio's pri'.«* sgcms the other-dev wIi<k litrinbera of rite Ford and Chrrmiif 1oniiUe* *> flv C f i t n l on a w i at the lin o. ' Shirley Temple «iU gel a rest between “Mart Hagen" oml "War Pat tv" . . Jeanne ftegnuy •I.h’S a strip tease (e« tnf-eh ■»* th.* ton offke will allow) In ' Time of Ytttir L ife" Her eaa.-Si U brother Jimmy. eX>buirle*que hoofer . . . . It will be nest »i»»nif for Chai lc« |liyvr.tll*TI d>» alter Fram e. * t • . .Clifton Webb pliys a hah/ ^ttter., ill ^ W in Jet*, profession i»-l*,ing glatnnr-icd . . Da you- know what Jane%*iu«»ell read* between T alefate * •cette*T, The l*.jt,|e. It'a n^ | m i ?| Rhr’» court rrant on the tre a t L»*'k . . . . Jt> "Stafford ha* shelved 40 pound. in a \r* r . . . . Headaehr D ept; P i t t / Ann Garner, workirur in picture* at Columbia aiirt 'A'lh.Fm 'imuhanvoaelj*. YAUUliKY VENETIAN HUNIW tmerlca’e Most Hesulilel •. lumlnum — (W a r — Polished Uuraiaum Ask Mr Fur Free Kalimalr STEVENS - til" W. RotiinMin « Orlando I’hm te 2-0729 - ALTAMONTE SPRIN(iS NEWS m rs. R i>. McI n t o s h . Jti ANNOUNCEMENT Mr*. Wlnlfird 1UJ| from lo r . onto Canada hi. returned to Altamonte, and I* the lmu«c vue.-l uf Mr*. Laura Davidson. Mrs. Weldx-r Bsinr* rnte>iainrvl mi-mlH-r* of hrr hridgr rlub Fri day afternoon. Mr*. Janie. Smith, Pmtia Got da. Mr. and Mr*. Noble ILrtdv and rhihlten from Morgan City,' In "Pent la«t Rmvlry wijh Mr. and EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SHOP Closed during July for remodeling home after "Pending two weeks at PDgah Vice Itancli in North Carolina. Mr. and Mr*. II. It. McIntosh have moved Inin the old McIntyre Home, whlrh tkey loinlm e j *cveral month* ago. Mr. and M 'v Harror* L. Horne rmitorrd to Ft, Aiigusljae Satiirr*. 1-0*11-* Griffin I* "pending one month In N Mr, and M ,*. c. hdintm ilnstT , Savnnnah, tin. *ie vulllng Mm. Kntsminger'* parents; M r. and Mr*. H. D. Mclnliwh, Mr. and Mrs. rTaienc# L. Iti-rne entertained *1 Ihrir home on Her mite Titlll. Fundiy evening. . Guests Inclu-lril Mr. and Mia A rthur Lott of Orlando, and Mr and Mrt. B. D. Mclntadi, Jr. Opened Today Special* fo r th e m o n th o f A u s u a t filcnrt Ford surprised cvery.mc bus-drivitiL* s--vn In ‘"The Mating Of MtBi.- ” ILIh-i formed U-autifully * 0.1 -li-ln’t "trip a gear, tJlvnn worked fur the Bav Cities Transit IV while studying dramatics in Ranta MonItaihara B<-| C.-d.l.--. ha* ha-l five goo.I play sitipl" -iffervd her. but ha* jw -'-d them tt|i. Slu* p lv n in doe* nut appeal. Often tlw col,a la not daep rnough to cover up "(Bottiiy While ip-ta ami strop mar|rB. AP Newafraluraa Besuly Edilvr liquid »un lint You ran resort to a III tie sul rosy bronze shsdc* or deep tanterfuga io make your skin b«k that can be ruMed ovrr the fa-e ptler f t. has started (u le ’Irack 'to It* natural color. coffee and rub it over their arms, neck am! luck to arhi-va a smooth looking tan during thj* prriod. -‘sfiomrtlmrs thbs ia a measy and unplaa*ant Job. Many times after the Job la completed, the shade gat it Buie rvr nly distritn over vour hack, take a long I died batlr brush and w rap a c around It. soak on the tu.t ami coal it over -your bark to a nice FLORSHEIM -JARMAN -FORTUNE of the Month $10.00 NOW § g .4 5 $ 8.75 NOW ^ g .9 5 largest single 4.760,000 of them. FORTUNE CASUALS WERE n to Full in. th ttt-b e a u tly Beige 1 0 0 ', . Wool ckm lng full-cut Junior ENTIRE SPORT STOCK REDUCED! �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FOUR. Southeastern Legion Tourney To Begin In Florence, S,C. Aug. 13 olete master of the BL Augus Saints over tho entire nine ini route as he allowed the Saints three scattered blnglea. Lake lowed but one Saint playei reach second base. Second basethe seventh Inning, but re* id on second as Lake forced Don Anderson to ground •out. *tnick Jthrwy Fawllek out and made Stan Kgrplnskl pop a fly to catcher Bill L*wls to end the fram*. t Friday night Big Bill Stanton scattered seven Daytona Bench r to hang up it r the CelerYman. Finch and MenSaturday night the Feds again turned on thd steam and r.hellaike d th h ItleU 'ln a 6 to 0 twilight tilt and returned In ths nightcap to edge the Islets In a 6 to 6 extra inhing affair. The fins! lilt was scheduled to be of seven inning* ' duration, but the club* wer# forced to ploy nine. . , „ ' « Charlie Bisten Kprked the ftrft game of th* twin attraction ami Johitnv Toms l went the roiite In the finale. The Fed* won the final fracut Saturday night In the ' s r si <•' - i i s r Ftaye* •* v Judr. lb • ® And si sod, Il * » l'swllrli. t( , , *.? Cetebsr, t siper. .Broom lurriT, Iltvxrinsn, If a College All-Stars L a u n c h Practices! For Aug. 22 Game EVANSTON, M* Aug, 4 —(A1) —The college football All-Stars, who P davs Rente will meet the Chicago Bear* before enhie 10,1,000 fan* in Chicago’* 8oldier Field, today launched a rlgorotia practice grind. Head coach Frank Leahy of Notre Pam s welcomed more than 40 huiklea from big and little college* throughout the nation. Remslner of the full 01 -ptayer it* contlm it was expected Ur ir ttVli Tm nr .The Iriih stategist emphsslied he maant hurfnet* in the two-adgy drills booked until a day or two before the Aug. 22 night rla*h with the champion Bears of the National Football Ltagug In tha 14th annual All-Star clastic. Ltahy may turn over bossing chores the f l i n t few days to his three chief eideg. W<1ly Butts of Georgia. 1March!* _______ _Schyrart* ___ nf Stanford and Georg* Monger, of Pennsylvania. The AU-Star ^>raln trust will be handicapped by th# 1st* arrival of four luminaries who can form a real "dream hackfleid" - - full* Blanchard, halfback and Quarterluick Glenn Devil ------- , — . m ------'Arnold Tucker, ol Army, and halfhsck Charlie Trippl of Georgi*. Blanchard and DaVis, who r » cettly finished making a movie In Hollywood, and Tucker won’t be able to report untit they recleve Army aislgntnenta. Trippl, lng bassbatl for Atlanta of South#m Allocation, will fly 16, Jo*t a week before the National Boy*1 title with g.s, 6-3 triumpr* over Allen Cleveland, Jr.. Santa Monica, Calif. Th# boys’ doubles winners were Hkmilton a Riiccihi iarr qi d s vo n n ., Eaton n«miiiun u«inn Rouge, La., and Richard Holroyd, Detray Beach, who defeated Fred Haglet, Hollister, Calif., and Whit­ ney Beed, Alameda, Cellf., 5-1, 0-4. Thera are approximately 38,000 deafer* who sell and service the lAKFORD 1*1 1*0 et*—# product* of ths American auto• Errors: Anfltrioa, Lewis. Runs ttotlv* Induitry, Ini llsrTlasien I. Lake. TwoI«se hits: Lake Judv. ascrKlcett rylsr. Mehlsnus utk*. astiertM-t. jnubl* plats: WUiCe* to Judy to (ststtet UcUanBSitn Mar,ay to ISUaifield; Murmy to ItillsrflsM. HAVANA TOURS eft on M m -. Tjtt. Auausttna X. tsnterd I. R u n on Salts* off tw Summer Rales Kttthsr t. *off lletper t. Struck .1 DAYS run.hr la k e 3 kLyteib*' * **!<■» ill I Batcher t In ' 4, trtnlaa* far t Bjr Boat ttchen DavU. JC -Ilerberi lie. defeated Richard Moult j N t# Orisons, 6-2, 6-1, 6*1 t< Iks 1947 National Junior Ten. (C a atlae td tress T a g . O ar I after Elliot Roosevelt recommended the plane favorably. A contract for 100 plane* wai let Hughes. but It later *M pared down to two plane*, none of which wa* available during the war. When he took the eland. Roosev­ elt eald be wait-glad he-had teen called b f -the committee- U -tell Hartley (R -N J). recommended an hie aide of the atory. immediate congressional study of "This li me first time 1 have the threatened stfiks at Ford Motor Company to make sure the taft-ilartley labor law, le obser*’- aome — I'l*-.member*. geaueesa-v. M Chairman Brewster (R-Me) of the full committee Interrupted to aay that General George Marshall (wartime Army Chief of Staff) had eald he had twice turned promotion, hut had l>een “forced” it* agree to a third recommend•tlonT t When Roosevelt »ald he had been “Invited" to testify bv Brew­ ster, the latter said he had not issued any invitation. "Your name ia signed to the telegram,” telegram, Roosevelt rejoined. The crowd, .filling the caucus room, roared. Ferguson said he. wanted to take full responsibility, and that the staff probably signed Brewster’# ram s, . — Titan the qwi atbinlnt yren t:-----Ferguson - When did you first become connected with aviation? Roosevelt - A* 1 remember it BUTTS SAYS U OFF JO HAVE . IMPROVED SQUAD FLORIDA STATIC LBAUI'B W L Fee. , CHATTANOOOW, Tenn., Aog Team ± -. I—W^-nWallv Htitt*, athletic d ir r n s f i M — eetor nf the University of Georgia, lltU n d II 41 .11* »aya the Southeastern'Conference Orlando IT , *1 .H I S3 61 -lee I Football taee this season wilt be ■AttFpnU 10 II .tit : between LBU, Tennessee and Pal aik a Lmliurg 10 4t . t i l I Mluigsfppl State. Daytona tlaacb I t *1 .11* 1 Htrait. Tr litre ay “ I wouldn't Ilka to put anyone Palatka I, OrUndfc 1. Hartley, vice chairman of a on the Bpot," Butts j etd hero yesIieland I*, Leeebuf* I. joint committee on labeii-menagelUIrwevlUe *. Daytona lliarh m int relations, said In a stateHANFutlD I. fit. Aagu.tine going to I)*." Palatka at Orlando He gave the following eiseup “ --I am thoroughly convinced HANFORD t, B». Al from the etatements which have to columnist Buss Walker of the Lattburg at IHLand Paytons H*ach at Itern Issued on the =threatened Chattnnooga Times: strike al the Ford Motor Com­ . **LSUf has more squad depth, pany, that this Is it m atter which esperlenco and strength than N. „ Tnrk we must go into front tho begin­ la»t year, the team will have im.Ton ning of the negotiations. We have, mom experience, and Neyland'Detroit therefore, watched, th^ situation will He working with his hoys I’hilsdelphlo closely over the weekend.” for tho npcond year Instead .of Hartley, co-author with Sena­ the first, Chirac. tor Taft (R-Ohlo) of the new la“As for .Mississippi State.-they have the best back field, and I New Tork I. Cleveland *. believe they’ll he near the top Detroit tl; tlostna *. whm the conference champion Philadelphia I-S. HI, trills I I ahip Is deckled." Chicago I, Washington 1. -RATIONAL LKAUt'R __ llutts predicted Kentucky anti .Ftorrda would have tl fit. Louie New Tnrk Rotary Meet tlon I* about 600 person* t<» the auuaie-mile as compared with 39 Ir. South Florida. During the early part of the war it was regarded as one of the great bastions safeguarding the ■Fanarmi Cs nal—aad-A *nsy~«afw-»t» anlkipsled.it might become a com­ bat area, fortifying It and pretetlIng it with troops, •accordingly. After the successful. U. 8 . Inndinga In Africa, howevsir,lhf dsnyer II* said he w»* general manag­ to Puerto Rico' was ovirtrom-. er, about elx and a half months, The weather therejflte said, is with' a west coast airline. 'L ater he said, he became rela­ neither ai cold nor so hot as fn tion editor for the Witliam P-an J- Florida, The temperatU” range* j between 65 degree* aitd 70 degree*. olph Hearst newspaper*. Jle once undertook a selling Tliera I* never any frost in Faet to assignment with Douglas Aircraft, Hlco, h# addH. It is largely n ha said, bql “severed the connect- one crop rountry. with-sugar being Ion before any scales were made.” the principal source of income for Ferguson - 'Were any checks the Bland. In recint ycats, he added, sugar Interval# ;th*r# have issu ed to you? been buying sugar Und in Flcrido Roosevelt - No, sir. He was slab connected for, a and have established; ’Tiy-prtKfpct time, he said, with the Aeronaut- ami, •A Iher important,Item of exical Chamber of Commerce at Tho Red dpnrtUn pineapple f 10,000 a year. F*rgu»on - Wafa you 1rained RUtes In large quantities in enginesringT R ootcw rlt - No, My- college iver completes!. education was never Ferguson - Rut you do not claim any engineering knowledge? Roosevelt . .Oh. no sir. lot of impractical idea*. He men­ 1 A total nf 17 American comp*. tioned the nationalisation of land nle* are producing passenger cars, in which th* government bought 38 .are luring out truck* and 11 to win th# doublet crown, defeat are making bus**. lng Sidney Bchwarti, Brooklyn and MacDonald Mathey, Prince ton. N. J., B-7, 12-14, 8-6, 2-0. 0-3 7.its -i.» i— ■lied fn* Buddy Behrens Wins : Junior Tennis Title Strike Threat Roosevelt Testifies MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1947 W H ISK E R - W IN E a t-firs t because of new men but Legal Notice “will ho humming plenty loud be­ fore they get around to playing ue later in the eeason."’ TO: HARRY PROCTOR. Rest Aa for Georgia: "Wa lost the d«me and address unknown. You' sra hereby autlfled th»t *• best hack in the fnuth In Charlie Trippl, we lost aome other boye suit In quiet title .ha* been (tie* who will hurt ue, too. Hamlripk Cotinty. st aantnrd, Ftorl da. In a certain cause emitted Nan IheV no longer, hail',to and hence failed In produce, with the rrsult that the government, had to take the land track and eventually return to its original owners. Rer. Colmore wa* Introduced by the Rev. Mark Carnenter. Charles Morrison had c h a r g e of the program. Jack Ratlgnn announced the Joyce* conference for this weekend at which Edward Barrett, editor of, Newa Week, w ||| be the principal speaker. Tbs club voted to hold a picnic during the second ,f - r*qutr*d tb aptwar In tb* store rasas and Caurt a t ganfont. week of September, bliss Barbara ■sld Florid* on or befor#7 tha Ird 4*V Dampler explained that tho City's of Bsptsmtur A, D. IltT. »V SAM recreational program B for th* cause will prnesed sx-part*. This benefit o f all children In tho city ths Ind day s et Auxu-i A. t> IltT. ,-0: P. -Herndno. Ctsrk Of Circuit Court '•---- asmlnnls- n -n M r Ftrwtda.- F nyr r.-L . Dardlck. P. C. ItOtfOa II !• Cincinnati *• I* Chlr»«o i; II iniUburch <1 1* Philsdelphls in •« lim its m in d e r New Vork It-*, (Second *ame retied nt of clghtA Inning. Hunds Dimioh t-1, Clnrlnltall ! Chicago *, llrnnklyn a. fit. Louis If, Philadelphia >- 1x3 BUC8 BUT LYONS 01° BASH CAUGHT d rilJ S % £ bS« y S t e ^ / l n * n u„dfa. eloaed lakeL according to n report by Harry Robson. Jennings was fishing with Bob Wallace and used a river runt epook to catch the big fish. p l* m until neat gprlng. Thp Un| twJ now h u 110,WW milea of trolley coach, ilrv et car and bua route*, a two percent increase over 194*. (T'S YOUR MOVE Here Are Money Savei A MEETING OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE TO ALL RETAIL MERCHANTS IN SANFORD WILL BE HELD AT THE CHAMBER OK COMMERCE B ING AT 8:00 P. M. TUESDAY, AUGUST 5. E URGE YOUR ATTENDANCE, Sanford Merchants Association NEW YORK*, 10i/4 hritfr— $51. Leave 7:16 A. 61. and 11:46 A. M. CHICAGO*, VA hrs. $56.! Leave 7:15 A. M. and 11:45 A. 61. - MIAMI*, 2 3-4 hro. $12^ Leave 0;17 P. 61. Tie reaatctiiui Alilta* All r a m P I s i Tex. Direct connsclion* with Airline* aarrlng America PHONE 1325 passengers F io m im a in r n v s if you live in the country * You, too, can enjoy all the .. EASE NICK'S PACKAGE STORE COMFORT ,410 Sanford Avenue CLEANLINESS CONVENIENCE Flue Tax w iser Tuun tours ti to a• Day* Days Speslal Price* for Group* of 4 or more r*ru>ns For Information - • Reservations Phan* or Will# a p g Ar t r a v e l 100 BUcayn« Bird. Miami, Florida Phone 9-5386 Ever since OPA people haye been » f —■_1. i **■V—7 1' ^* S I having: trouble with ceillngrs— • Last Monday we found and MouUdmu tsantsd were no exception. . . * of lnexi GAS Service^ with M odem Do away with work, worrj’ and tleajtlnjr/ Ehtjoy mors time, and leisure to devote to your family and yourtelL . V -. * *M , V , ^ Green’s Fuel givea you a dependable-gma «trvie« .that Is instantly and constantly on do^r! \VHBBEVEB YOU MAY U V E. ‘ COOKING �11 ►AY, A U G U S T 4. 1947 SI’-' kSlNtnlAlttt FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM H Try NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM Wo make our own Ire Cream, All flavor* Tatty — Delirious — Healthful NICKS • r ' ’• - 414 Sanford Avenae * Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Aluminum, Steel. Wood! 10 DAY DELIVERY LEGAL NOTICE 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE b> PLAYERS for rent. H> CONCHETB HEWER PIPE P week. The Music Box, 110 SEPTIC TANKS, Crease Traps i t st. l'honc 953. lllocka. Aluminum 'Windows and Her ecus, White crinent, Paint, | Speed in Melach Building. Pt-rma-tile, Hurricane braces hiflu ofirea, .imwly decorMiracle Concrete Company, 3U9 [all utilitlea, heat and janlElm Ave. Phone 1335. Irvicc furnished. Call rttlrtp . A A. Dept. Store. FOR SALE—IJmerock for drive­ ways and roadway*—Pbona t'O R * RENT—2<f i r m m b 1241. ■rd truck farm. 12 atteawells, a 7 room dwelling tu x .’■•1)0 FEEDS—complete lire. p o t house* 3 Urge barns, pair tot *rx-sit* only ’ -with {..tdJlwil1* TW*d# Teed STIffd’ ' |( ) n Cameron Avenue, llatterVa A Battery Charging. side Sanford, Fla., phone II. II. POPE CO. INC. . P. O. Hox 883, k . n. 4 CEILING fans for sale. I.snevs Drug Store. LE8CENT HOME now it Chuluota", 18 miles S. K. Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nails. nfoid and 18 miles N. E. Purina Feeds, Groceries and rlando. la rg e screen and ‘ Meats. A Watson, 1201 porches to sit and.enjoy . Celery, Touchton Phone 1109. toI breercs off Lake OathI-ergc grounds and walk's AUTO- RADIOS, Motorola, Sales kfrom auto traffic, Larue and-Dei flee.— Tb* MuilJ BUY; 110 W. let St. Phong 953. accomodate -!> only, or write for reservation HEWING MACHINES Ace. Oviedo 2362 nr Hr. 1RV SALEH A SERVICE In 2802 or write Bo* Ui7 HERTS SEWING MACH. SHOP Iota Florida. Large sedan IIS S. FRENCH. PH. 1190 heats to visit their doctor. kB L E at once, convenicnt- COAL circulating heater. Reason­ able. PH. 1106-J. pnted down town section. date apartm ents with all CANVA8 PAINT- clear and col. m conveniences. Adults or*. SENKAHIK GLASS A Piprne {»50. : PAINT CO. Phone 320. fe I ll’ll a n d unfurnished FLORENCE porcelain kerosene k d u lts only. 2300 M.-llonrange, perfect condition fO.VGO. Mrs. Moon, Phone Lohgwood 23. I t apt. adults, no nets or CYPRESS Lawn Chairs. Assem­ bled with screws, painted or onh n . Inquire 2C9 E. 5th St. painted. See at 2372 Palmetto fed, Fla. Ave. Phone 210-W. DM furnished bungalow, refinished, available Aug. SM1TTY’8 ' Balf-propallad Lawn M6sfer-i*~Smtlty'a' GsTsge cor ■ mi HFW r ner Second Street and Sanford IE. a pply tu Hi E, Cuchran, Avenue. Call 1139 for free dem­ Lmutvil. onstration. HOUSE and whit* par EfTATE. FOR SALE WESTING table sewing machines. Rett's Sewing Machine Shup. Phcri* l 1190. ' ESTATE fcSUHANCB NEW unused double bed. inner,.MORTGAGE LOANS spring mattress A box springs, |OM» M. HALL, Kcaltor 15.00. 200 W. 15th St. r C " - Broker and Insurance Agent Florida State Bank Bldg. OLD NEW SPAPEHS-S GENTS PER POUND. BUNDLED IN [two story, three bedroom BUNDLES. V Two car garage. On __ 10. 15. 20 and 25 CENT jo t- lf d - x 140 In- Marfatr. HERALD OFFICE unfurnished or furnished. 155-M. IE Ivlth complete equip- 0 ARTICLES WANTED fdr tukly straightening A Ing. 12,700.00. Phene H8W- Highest cash price paid for used furniture. Ted Davis Furniture. Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 968. jarrn houses, 18 acres land, jlc inch wells. 2H miles 8. I'LL BUY your car regardless of age or condition. Roy Real, 300 (bnroe on highway 44. John W. 2nd St. Box 10, Lake ktojiroe, CASH paid Mr stamp collections and accumulations, largo or Apartment house, all large small. What Ho yau have? Bend Upstairs has four rooms complete details to: Max Train­ bath, downstairs has large er. Rt. 1 Hox 64. Winter Pnrk, room, kitchen,' dining Fin. and. two ^jdroom t and er. Eight Icres—600 ft. on way 17. (del Ideal fop tourist J Pats. Livestock. Suppllaa or for trallsr camp. Two [from Sanford. Bargain at General Electric Vacuum Cleaner, W.OO. good condition—R e a -s o dn a b l a H UXA4 vvtnimv" price. Write Mrs. John Murphy, !FRED W. RENDER 2 Fla. State Rank Bldg. Lake Mary. Phone 1010 w.llttr i< llaiw»o<l Itomt. Turualo, iintailu, cslisila. mtul SUM, igstllli* mldt**s Is i* Itsisi-Ht Itosit. *|hi ,-iitii. On1st in, i.'ansits. • i TOC Alit; IIKItKUY M iTICtmi ■Ihsi * ,101 tiss lie,n nisi* !•> Umi 1c.-lni Until Istua lor slisoiuis ill•We REPAIR! VSltg ■ir ths Clo ill > -"i nl Hrill | lu. lr I'.-uIII>. t luiiJs. *( rlsiififiit FIIER ESTIMATES I'IoiMil - Tbs bitrl title W Ho Alstcotm 41mu Lone, Phone R08 mainnrr. v*r/u* HvnrtM* UIIImu Valtlrtv turns ilrlroilbnl A.Mi voi \itr: MKHKIIV IIBvjf tit a: i > to titr; s.qiti sp t» irt« « , . rllbri .!'•> o.n.ill) or li> slturnri, i In sslil , uii lot dlxore*. on III* Jtlh d*> of 4u*u*«. I»*T. #U» lb* rsu». will *n by drlsujl, AgsluM )uu and, thiiwafirr i-ionnl Lx I'srt# uithi-ui fmtli.i. nolle# In "you. j:xKcrTt;i> anu ihhukd ai rtanlord In Mrinliii-ir I'vunlK Dials of I'turlds. this tllh da> of July, a HELP WANTED 1141. . O. 1'. Mrrndoo * A, l ink ol ths Circuit IfnUII. WANTED: Man to aucrn-.l R. , ti.iulio.il- I'oUnty, Wafr o l t l - o o 1A Simmons for Hawleigh husin*-** lly «i I. Hi,nl. in Northraat Polk* County. IfaKI IW|iul) ('Ink families. Produets sold 20 years. ti'trrali Cuuil :wall Permanent If you ate a hustler. F o r. particulars write Haw- IS T t l E CIRCUIT i T j L'RT, S I S T I I leigh’s Dept. PAlt-440 I03R, J l ’IflClA l. i-IIIL'l-tT IS AS H f o r n R u i s o i . c .c o u n t y , Memphis, Tenn. or see It. H art­ Kl.Olt 11 • A man, Hoy 234, Longwood, Fla. IN CHANCKItY NO 4*11 LOlCK Mi» K NORTON. EXPERIENCED celery glower or I’tatmirr, trained faint manager for farm -x»- ' _ in Zrllwxmd arm . stood |mxltfah CAItl. * NORTON, ti.f.iuUnl for right party. A. Duda A Sons, im iiiia : Oviedo. Phone 2151. n i l HI. 14 O P !•» Ill IPATlir.Xl TOl t*Allt; H JlOllWlX,* tSS N Umroons Hlrrrl, GIRL for raahler A cosmetic coun­ I rtiiiat, n Kentucky. ter. also soda girl. !.ancy‘t Plug You a ir tirirt,) uMtfinl In appear, Store. In tor by Attorney) In the Pit cult Court ol Nrtniioilr County, EXPERIENCED Steam Piaster Plotlda, on or Irluir thy tllh ,1a) for dry cleaning plant. Apply of Au* # till, t,» answer a II.II of Downtown Clcstiets A Lsundiy, 113 Palmetto. Furniture Dr7uu&7f~ FULL time Watkins Route available In Sanford If you h a y e g oiknaaiklp c a r and are willing to WorK Aork 0 hours a day for excellent oarnTHE SANFORD CABINET Inga, write for personal InterSHOP view. A.D.IL CsrC Hctal.l ‘ * 1Z4 Pakntllo Aveane MAN till WOMAN ONE lull time and urn- part time, for Tourist Infoi mation Booth. Must have secirtnrial Ability,' -pirating personality, nest ap­ WATCH REPAIRS pearance, as well as knowledge Three Day Service of Sanfuid ami Central Florida. Write to Junioi Chamber i f Commerce. I*; O. Itox 1342, »tat. All Work ing age, marital status, experi­ ence and aalaty expectations. Guaranteed IIIro w r m '5 K " J S J L h : i k «•«t kta. «s»Va In* I h r Ciernjah Shipyartki,, Industries Allotted To Fifteen Nations llltl'S S E I.S . > u- got one foimalitchydr unit to .mi-. C n - e h o * l i » a k i n aide that country' Ise Introduce .tin u n i t e a c h fo» lUMltirt. Tlir Net hn land* and penllu/rttliiito. « , - t e H w nidtf-I o n e t h e p i o d t n l!; ',n o f 11,-lgitiln,- Aug. 4. rile Interallied ltcpni nlim,* . H»|i «|>e*f |siali|»«ftwl i-l*i ••!. |*rrtini> I it»r- Agency nnuum-rd l.Mlay it *iad de- A COOL SPOT elded td allocate llm u tm ig '. fam ­ W ITiSKW i uticf • tfii .il ous FI,dim and Vos* S lu t')a id , aval thU H it -l.u aif Ju t) |H » . and 22 othci G eiinan im lurtual o. i iira x iH » \. Ck» * i4,i 4\» m | oncerti-i t>> 15 nation*, includm r «HR A LI ^ thr I niter) St.it, - Thr.-I- elu-nileal hla'nt*. a JarfoYv c n tn in jn c inifthine tind w -e t jihot'it and *18 niivliaiiicnt .plant* M I T 44 • M l- I I I I I I I I I M I I «l O X • III « | l u x • I l l U*rtl for tu n ptiHluctiun w ere'tw o IU X * I.H I t l l l l ) llltllllll other eoik'ern* to l< d istiib u liil • ta rw l k. 1*47 ** Alin hot ' j pul In loaull - uiidi-r the lemv* of the ly t.d n in J u ly IS. IS* in. I'AUhtf C.-urt Hgrremetrf. toil. Hour*. 8>i> ■ <.,■.') II.-I i.i. Tile lllohm nnd Vo-.r Shipy*idx and maklm. i [- - ,| mir.iic.it.,-n wn*» on,- of the Inigent ahiiiyatd • hr Hlalr •** i1i«.o IT..,,, in lii-rmanv. F'ifler-n of tin- 18 ha* drlrtin t -,t il, ■ II,.,, i, >nroi l„ I l»r tul, • th. vnl>n, ll*alln. member governments of the ggenMlety and *, l b . o ik a u i- cv made claims for all or p an of (*l!„n of » • 1 c o ii*. i Cali-* I, «li>- the plant. not. whirl, »- r nftccl,r,1, a t ) l i n t The Agency decided to divide lylna wtlhlu lb. i - v a i t M i u n d a i p p i the plant milling the. 15 claimant*, Hruoiiol* C, • to vl*w • t| r n b - t a l o t I* a n d the United Slate*, the United In cumpiiaiu w ,llt Ih r i t,-r 1u Kingdom, France. Albania. Alt* Holt C0JI*r<>,,,ti I'.fii. t . \. tiulln, lUdgitiin, Denmark, Greece Chapter H r i*i FiMI,, ■•f.irpdum irr 144s*| ill . |fi4 India. Luxontlkiuig, New Zealand,! abuve d*». f lllut f * •. l|t’ Not way, The Nrtherland*. t'j«-»lio.i trrntln* lit. ■* , luli-l-.U iM-'t slovnkin’ mid YllgiraUlVln. till-•i >* pnrpprtiom* to each and, ih>-..c.ttthrictn on 'ked. mui. ,t vtilue Hole not »p«vif , I i DATE ft It CKP.lt ItNIlt* M ’ The United States, The Nether­ A % •t ■ i •i ; • lands nnd ,U*eehn»loi akin nil n*k)H)Lt*K Tn tiCIIAIN "IT V > |N A. .Vr.Jiif • ,.i f--i th, entire painxq! pinpi nt pflid.iv.} im \t*i: LfppoldslH-ig. which iimnufhciiii • ?*4iifont, « i.t» U lltli Ufllvr cl* f„iinnldclivde and |>#-tjtn.-t. • I 41tin V T i m ,* | U t l tlirile, two ,-,<erttii\|* for xyiithi'tle m l-'ht|lt|4»tft. |!r i%r* KllllbU ■%«•»• ’• 'V•!! |.r l,tt ;Vr)\rW** r,-»in UM'd largely in paint, and Hhti n* l within On b rnuit) tnc,titer*. In t 'Mu- i, pniatloii* agency awaid-, ♦’IAVTu S . If ed the United State* one unit foi. jdm t »4 at44f FUlt M'|| the pi,-dll, tmu of foimaldehxle -V i'utileit itiftn ih'.ii.i two for tientaerythrilc: Noiway . Your Favorite Beverage - Bill’s Package Store and Bar US W. First Street ’hone S30 _________ ——* YALE TIRES •- Deluxe 7 and Deluxe Passenger Car and TruckAll Sizes TUflES J Regular and Heavy Duty * SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP COURT HOUSE CORNER . I'llONE 37 OZARK IKK By’Ray Cotto uSm HELP WANTED - Young man with High School education to learn printing trade. TIIF. SANFUKD HERALD WORK WANTED 12 Months The Watch Maktc at EXPERT natrrrtffg —contract or hourly bafts. 5.W i. 'CtogaiC Free estimstes. I'huiV 781-J. FLOOR HANDING A finishing, cleaning A waxing. Our power unit enables us to work where there is no electric cunnoctioi available. 21 yrais experienc*. 11. 51. Gleasitn, Lake Mary, Fla. HO0FINO-ROOF Painting, all kinds. Smith Bro. Phone 1)88. 12 SPECIAR SFMVICES -FUR—RENT - l l.e-r rpmln . P s i y opersilon. Rrasonahle rater, Han­ ford Paint A- Glass Co. i'hune 303. IIODGP. • PLYMOUTH I PARTS AND HUH VICK I 10t Palmetto At*. Phone 1011 , YA-DK moth proofing lasts b 1 yeais. Have your woolens moth proofed now. Downtown Clean­ ers A laundry. 113 Palmetto Ave. I’ll,mo 914. Plano Tuning and Rapairing. L. L Bill, Res. dtl-W . . SIGNS Show cards and posters O— DWF/H SIGN HKR Vlt.'K 1011 O. D. Landreta. P6o RADIATORS clrsned and'repair ed. Cohen Radiator Shop, 10* Sanford Ave. Ph. 364-W. a u to s fo r Hv Paul Uqhinsoir ETTA KE LT OKoaV-* oowrrtAv* i ■ JOYtOliUi fMXIT iwoaa TOV^'JI(Juts AN/ M otts:,------- ' htrACAfj* N THI WC«40, \A x / SdUc.# v-fi rciAaY Hung icrs picn. UO (TON "SMJ •Jtw Cr-iCxS AUO TAR* SM HO»AS o ^ a TwcunLSf# AO* o e f l * 7 ( S O I CAUGHTWMJrr K 5NtAKYM TV4R \ our AJ5AN ------- ■ - 1UAJM U S? "1 N NA-r-ru *rM too Baerg-ArAa ITTA'8/ ■JOwTW J . BUiOOfiU ■HiAD. ■— aoouno' i.gOJ NSW Ciub'J T il sa le (Champion) lo ll,, o rtk lm f o r ) ------------------------------------------colored men. Msrva .Louis (hla| wife) cosmetics for colored wath*1^ ^ en The overwhelming popular-1 co ad itio n .6 new tires. S it N. fty 0t J " th . chjurnjand[ ^ an ch . Phone I1G4-W. beauty of Msrva mskaa this an MODEL A Pickup Truck. Phone life tin s. opportunity af of aa Ufa 1009-J. Sabs. Cig Pruflt*. pt i stand; ritery. W rits Now. |> ZH \r fm il llrflilit it I LAND C L R A N f N f l AND DRAINAGE. 1 NEW CATER. PILLAR DF.ISF.L BULI.DOZ* Art you uoubtod by WITH P A L M K T T ? lu HELP WANTED in n (X (#ni*t« large RAKER T W O 3/4 YD. lunitM ii mouluiy land 7th SC 700 E. 7th St. DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT aiMIUUeacsel Uo*4 0. ‘Apply to J . E. Walker, 2 WHITE counter check mtn, age atese you *ua#r NOW IN TUIH VICINITY [Cypress Ave. NIMNIUHT fXJNHTRUCTION n«rroM*.' b. i fIini il t s s , 20 to 36. Pig’N Whistle, PaTk WKh U m n l Tt»#p So l/T CO, ORLANDO, FLA. 1‘IIONK Xx>«ek~et A Geneva AveituSe. • fRY desirable f i v e r o o m ___________________________ jdlji X ptu sh sm 's V»S*b»bU Coai*2-2981. puuud to wtlev* »0<b symptom*' WANTED MIDDLE-*GKD la a r*c*n» madical u * t naU bsm 'a Compound proved r#msrSsblv hSlplut ,1*500.00 cash, b a I a n e «i R|jg|jfMgMAN OR SALESMAN RENT A CAR to tht* »»y. My. la uotnen lroubl#d troubled this « l . It •*!-*» . YOU DRIVE IT Wanted — Two mature business Uocion fell a uierliie ted sU ft. il Robert A. Williams ' - PHONE 200 a (ran d soorbuw edM t oa one o / w e men or salesmen. Earnings up [732 ‘Atlantic Bank Bldg. t t j teeer M nerM et M a a s . nBICKLAND-MORKISON to 116,000 per year. This fas­ U-DRIVE-IT. IN C cinating, healthful occupation puTniVlMlM^uUd^up r*U*lsut**lo luclii )U Ilka to live on tha edge a n u m s !»*« e t r e a t siren sc hi* loniet brought 0. A. Bushman >0.332 lit City we have a alee five SEE UB FOR first « months with Company. bungalow with all convenMIMEOGRAPH PRINTINQ LYDIAE. PINKHJUrS Last 6 rsars, C. A. 8qlberg earn­ eight large lots, tarma AND TYPING <64,126.64. ed young fortune, 154,126.' be arranged. Priced only CREDIT BUREAU OF .......... earned <2,881.20 H. A.Mugler ‘ L00. HANFORD in single month. All figures ter Robert A. Williams 118 N. Park Phone 180 lifted. Over 160 of our mot 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. earned from <400 to <3.000 li EXPERT RADIO REPAIRIN' one month — many Lightners. SHED 3 bedroom house Fred Myera. *11 E. 2nd B t These gross earnings a n excep­ 4 acres. Dy owner. Phone ATTENTION MOTHERS tional—not average. Out, with or County 3306. -D IA P E R SERVICE— post-war protPeri»y._they are In­ ILL house. 60 x 160 corner Baby Valvat furnishes hospital luct creasing steadily. 12600.00. Phone 714-H after clean^terlla diapers and do, (UJB. Pat. No. 2. ! P. M. Ited container. Economical to manufacturers, business of* aafe. Fully medically approved flcisls, merchants, etc. lo n g Call Daytona 2467-W collect for rment. credit forms. No down paymen KTICLE5 FOR BALE dotslls. 96 diaper*. <t a m Earnings advanced at once. Big .F all season iu it fh«uj.. M 0if.bv _ “FIRST IN SANFORD” free to do road work. Rush1 IE new Lawn flhaver. Ask ____ __ *en r ftj| d7ta t Vke LONNIE MCMULLEN’S Merkel •(ration. 8ENKARIK K StdenV S a t TR P O Berber AShop open Thursday President. Dept..TR,_i. u. “BoS “‘ j Friday Saturday.________ A PAINT CO. U2-1M 711. Forth Worth 1, Texas. COATING- Asbestru Alu. root coaling- good for ‘ate or composition roofCools your home [to l i l t . Ten year warranty. JKARIK GLASS A PAINT 1U -1U W. 2nd Bt. FLOWERS l.s.I.k u tlltr w ^ l ft . •!#.!*»• r rn n ttlfin st will -I ffc. , Hat )al|| |«a| fMilurr tu »*i; *i»'s.» s.» .m rr*ti 4 *fra 1 •-» l*h ».. e-lr x o r tir : to t m u a i r ih umi «»*u »u4l<v to m .itr tti to : i . i u . iv n v a I.t a%»*k <•■§ f»t|#r I.tt.nt: UASO. »•■->♦* i»»tilehee i* b r isiibilfttlc'! iassijied A dvertisempnts FOR RENT I’A G K I I V K 11,1 1 " - f T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F U K D , F t.U R lU A Whaal Balancing O C. Welsh coonoo r/uo J itM OUOUtr <■1 © WELSH I1RE SHOP i ’ m ! m p q i ji ?.-,1. . . . . *. . • a I u '"r �M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 4, l x THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA colonic* or any other alternative censFs provided a hearing first is the owner. The new ordinance ia dtilgx hold on such proposed revocation. source." U N Success race no longer conatitutea an Churchill, leader of the ConserThe Chief of Poilce ahall report to become effective on Sept. | ( t * a l l a « H f l a w !•**• (la e l ••Internal affair." Were the trou­ vatlve oppoation which Lal>?t out­ r e m a l i n i at |26, but la $50 thoae who fail to aecure or poit tib le in Holland itaelf, undoubtedly organisation declared fn a new* number* two to one in Parliament, where five or more aaalatanta are cenaea conspicuously In place* of government ahould have that view­ (there would nriae the question of pledged the Attlee government builnea*. * • employed. point. However, the ambassador •whether Hie nation'* aovereignty conference. He said bgt*. Clifford 'M artin _ . . M M n a l / r a w " a n u A M . I a l l a a n a i l . t a Were Stomach Ulcer Psi Failure to aecure a llcenae a* m olt certainly will run up again*! trai heWqr-infnngrtt. Itinerant merchants tempor'ariand Mrrvyn I’atce, found hanged (h i argument thnt, IrS the new eni ly occupying buildings must pay prricribttl ro*kr* lw violator Of courae thi* open* up a hit in Palestine last Thursday., were Napoleon's Waterloo? hhleh the world ia entering, a field for argument. We we thnt "known to 'b e guilty of. anti-es­ no’w $76 a month 'Instead of $50 subject to fine double the amount T h e g r e a t N ap o leo n w h o rm quarrel between » "mother coun- in the nature of the SecnrPy pionage in civilian dresl." as formerly. Telegraph compsnmC required for the Been*#. up to n a tio n s w a s h im se lf a s i n licenses have been increased to |200 maximum fine, Each day ol a f l e r - r a l l n g p a in t. T h o se « Council vote on the Australian- • lie would enumerate others (160 from $100, and telephone operation ron»titute* a aeparatc itislresae.i w ith sto m a c h or American reaolutlon which nrdcred who were on the death list 1f companies to $200 from $100. and diatinct offense. Payment ol p a lo r g In tlla s s llo n , R a t p ain s the Nctherlanda mid the Indonea- It gun.' When 'asked about (Senh u m , b u rn in g se n satio n , blot govnnment* • ian —- JP U B IB P IP l« rt-a-r flgh'.- oral Sir Evelyn Barker, former License* are' due on Oct. I any lirenae tax may be. enforced n lh r r ro m litlu n s cause.) In ing nmnnliately and settle their | Mulish commander in Palestine. and expire on Sept. .70 of the fob lay aeiture and *a!e of the prop- a c id t h n u h l tr y I.'itaa. Dei h o t o f t 'd g a r a h lf ls f u n differviKM by peaceful mean*. 1the Irgun leader aald "he ha* lowing year. They are termed de- erfy to th* highest bldtlff, loi- itr ,1'irst d o te Then1 aie eleven metnlier* on the an-account lq l>e . settled.’.' l uu tlig'-p ubttriied- notice' top twh o t u raegl'si rrr.l l*'S *. lh'>|u«it If not paid withlii t i l In 'US S A f m council, including the big five, days- after the date due! ‘The week*. The amount of the licenao ill.e: VOClf MONET l u r h V "Wg don't recogniae the right America, Britain. !tu*>ia. France Commission retains the right to and coat of-the aalc will then be Io n I ’r u s Co. s o d d r u g of the Hi It Mi government In sv s ry W here. and China. The Vote . was 1 0 *n Starts Tuesday! fitted for. such .ahowa has been not rrnew, nr to revoke IIPalestine." the Irgun leader said. favor of the resolution, with three T h e M ost ••llu n h -llu a h ” "It is nnr country and we or.' nlrstcnlltm*. _ S e c re t I n -H in t or v Th'-lrf IHVtaltilng w eir. Impcrlnl yoked to bring alsiut its lllw x C qn Now lit* T o ld !- ' government*, Brilalii,"" Lih V p anT W irmr'IT.' said the British White ■'Tor the firat time on any itclgium, and they kept <|uict for Pa|»er published In IMS* was tar-1 (amount to nlndishing the British pd{een-- the personal, human obvious reasons. Story of those who lived and Sn while we can say, and thy mandate over Palestine. I6Ved and dared to brave thu wyrld in general will agree, thnl mysteries In the making of thu cmplle* are on their way out, yet atom bomb. it will' Iw a long time W o re all .if them nre broken up. While The Personal Human Drami they leinaiif we must expect the imperial governinrnta to insist otf Drhind Ihe Atomic Bomb! their right to defend what they regard ns their rightful p o uts, sion*. And In rehuttal we shall Attlee Wednesday at the start of hear *urh charges ns Hr. T. P. a two-day debate In the Kouso of r*inng, of China, hurled at Hol­ Common* on the state of the na­ land during the Security Council tion. debate whet) he declared that th« Dutch were acting n* an "nverhifd" Motion ileturn are and wanted to plare Indonesia In ' flick*'' In Jew Zealand. the tide of a "vassal state." | p u tn tt« t c The way things stand at th lsi' ^-Approximately 60C Five men at Salford, arrested killed and .1,000 Injl on .similar charges, were rrlrasr I in the United Statea. on hail. These trials wrie set for next Monday, The prosecutor there *ald 2!» antiJeeriih Inci' dent* occurred during the week X- CELL STORE end and quoted two of the de Yes — DEFINITELY LOWER — And Besides 202 S a n fo rd Ave. fendJsnt* as shunting "Serves them right" and “I've gut a fjverythlnjr In Ihe sto re‘la tagged In plain figures no the customer can C astor Pomace brother out there." determine and compare valu e* . It I* never nece*shry tb gues* at ■quality Kighty-threc percent 2.K0 per cwt. « Meanwhile daylight disclose-) knowlrgde is brought and values under,heavy Miles preanure. Yau can *hop leliurtly and avoid further dstnsge done to »yii*through his Vision. Colton Seed Meal ~painfal-in(stake*:----/ . ' ” gogiies during the qlght in othei 14.00 per cwt.------ — __ ___ pait s of England. ■ --------------After n noisy crowd had l»en Fertilizerseen near a Itanisgate synagogu., It was discovered that aix win­ 4-7-5 38.48 net dows were shnltcird. Notice Imards were torn down and more -5-8 42.75 net e If you get up nlthlt—hive frequent d»- windows smashed In a suburban ; * ■ir. to pass your water—tsil Have only London synagogue. rerth C elery S e e d K.nty pstsain —jm, ami have bockarb. < t t n tK. du. to firm acidity in the urine, he (Isd ymi'r* reading Ihisi Three srnersSlone ago Dr. Kilmer, a ^ e f f tu tii Churchill Address Chair- & Ottoman famous doctor, found hundred* ot his tiaflenlt with this trouble. Painstakingly (I «•m11na**1 $$*•»« !*«>■• Ilnrl Abto Gnmtnx, DI)T and hr made a medicine of IS herb*, mole, Param ount Ne*e vegetable*, tialsama—Nabirr** own way id a aclf aupporting nation ami aypv :v Carlnnn other Innectlddeti, rrlirf. He ratted it "Snamp-Root" and tem at the curliest niomtn* and milliott. of grateful men and women hay* flolh the-rhair and ottoman will nut aside evere impediment. taken It—otlep with amaring resutls. are finely tailored In supe­ a;ul labor long and lurid." tiwamp-Koot gne* right to work to SANFORD TLAHT DAY M ONDAY rior fabric*. Chair I* com­ Hath out kidneys...Inrrearee the flow of Churrhill said he Rt*>> had ohpletely spring-filled. nr'ne. helping tnrellerf'errew aridity... *o Iretrd to IJ. S- loan terms under X-CEL STORE Ihr irritalrrl bladrter gel. a good Rushing H a n fo rd 'A v e . A 2nd St. r«it. tno. Many tepoet getting a good which, "if. we wore Incapable of l>^ 0S ir.l im . finding dnHy* to ,p ay fur Amer­ m t i t 's *te«p a/te 'l r r Die t l !/err t w (A d oses P h o n e 154 . Caution i lake a t d b eried . ican tmnmr* of lolraeeo or other H anford. F lo rid a Fur fire trial supply, send So Dept- a , commodities, we must rerlure also KJnrrfcCir.Tnr, tin I MI, (Uamf-yit, in equal prupdrtlooa all similar We D eliver CuTkuOr—tetjullaiird botlk <J Baramp inipdrU from our dominion» ood tlrr-t today st )r-*ir drutWisr Banker K/lled I (a Ualty Titer* la Strength— VOLUME XXXVIII Legislation Promotes Productivity, F o s ­ ters Exports.. Anc! Induces I m p o r t s LONDON. Aug. 5 •*V> Prim* Minister Attlee introduced sur­ >pie legislation in the House ol ,'ommons today to give hi* govinm rnt broad new powers for in'tracing agricultural and im luitri* i| production to meet B iitain's mpending dollar c fiiir /* D O precise (rowers sought fur he Labor regime were not imnic ' Lately clear, hut a highly placid tource said it did not provide (or rower to direct labor. Deputy Prime Minister Heiberi llo iiiio n said the legislation would nake possible ‘ "th e lu ll inotiili'falion ol lire economic resource* r| the nation. FiTen, n conservative ipokrtman and former foreign wereSary, protested that the House iiuld not d*nl with such broad efislation before Its scheduled idjoiirnmeht this weekend. Moirison replied thnt, if it beraiiie necesaary ill the iiatioiml nterrst, the House could postpone idjournnieiit and " s it' n bit longir." ,‘ ’ * The measure Iqtrnluclil w.mld ixpand provisions of a lutf. act I f which the government was pvrn added |mwrrs to diiert the intion'a transition from a wartime o a. peacetimn basis. The authoritative Hritlsh Press tseoeiation aald the bill "extends 2, Jvoitering and directing »xv-riWniul reducing import* mid Ird ira s in g the balanrs of trade, S. Knauring that the whole re- Morrison said the measure would Implement" Attlee's crisis proICtMlIaaaa s s P a * r R l s ) Ps Red Tide ovimr North In 60 Mile String I | 1' M; f ‘ I yU r 1 i ■■ 1 1 I . 1 Can you Imagine receiving nil 10 of these handsome piece* at (hi* amaxingly low prlre? Unbelievable isn't It? . . . Yet for only $193 we're offering the spring-filled sofa. Ihe spring-filled matching lounge chair, the occasional chair, cocktail table, the tw& lovely end tables, table lamp! Jr. floor lamp, ana tb* bookcase. I i- CLEARWATER, Fla.. Aug. 6 17—The extended mas* of toil* if dead fish killed by the »o■ailed “red tide" floated northmard along Florida's Gulf Coast JUowly,.today with the head of the ughefonMc of fish about 15 miles o rtW \f here. Am it passed by the beaches “ i mass was al>out six era the lilea off ahore. Fringe* of the rot Ing collection of fish havi auched shore at spot* nlnnj LAMPS •* Va Price & Leps Your Ford Dealer knows your Ford best, because Table lamps, too. are re­ duced. .All are high quality lamp*. 'Large n r lr lj of styles and colors. SHect pour* now and data. bcolored waters Vos moving qrthward at tha rata jnf about no mile* an hour. Head of the res was bevond the Anclote light ff Tarpon Sprlhg*. ' A few scattered fish ram* s t ­ ore a t Indian Rocks Reach which ereral days ago waa deluged with •rga collections of the smelly l*h. Beach residents hurlad them k quickly ■as they washed onto 2. SPECIAL FORD EQUIPMENT They're Ford-trained to re­ pair your car In the quick­ est lime at great tavingi to .you. It'i the equipment which Ford engineer* know wfH give your Ford tha hast service. • - Di^Tranklin E. Campbell. Binlias county health director, said btervers had told him tha long trlng-out floating mats of fish ____ 60 long and r*e about r mile* “ ‘ « u t 30 miles wide. Marina life experts studying the th plague have said It was esuaI by a tiny organism known os linoflagellato." This organism a reddish tinge, thus ghrha plague its name of "rad 3. GENUINE FORD PARTS They're designed and mode by Hie makers of Hi* parts you're replacing. They fit , batter, work batter, lost longer. ' ; ' Anf i Wa us* tb* maHiodi whtft th* factory eng Insan And gives you Hi* bast Fort! Service In Hw ahortait time ot Hi* lowest cost; THIS RJ5DROOM 8UITE IS COMPLETE Imagine a price Uk* this on a complete bed room outfit. Including elk* an lam rsprlng mattress, cell spring, pdlawo, and tnfted spread. Tha chest has four spacious drawer* and tb* vanity boa a genaln* pis'* mirror. • . * • Chifforobes u se 4) u r e a : «otn fish, flounder, grouper, nta, have suffered moat a t the ids of tha mysterious fish kltlMoat of th* fish have bean of HI varieties, although Severalpon and big Jewflsh weighing aval hundred pounds have bean ortod by observers fljrlpf aver EO A C L B l m p l o y e e s d lb 2 5 Y e a r E m b l e m ^ d ^ a W s m t w a l l built. Wal- ITIMAT Hear tho DEEPFREEZE Program featuring The Four Knights overWTRR SANFORD, FLORIDA, E s ta b lis h e d 1BOS A ttlee Offers Bill To Britons Jail n a manner best calculated to i*rva (he Interest* of the rommun- An exceptional value at thia law price, firing In your room measurement*. ■pl?(l? “iluudV*tonfght and >V#d nr«d«t with local ofteruoon ihun dertho* er*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NBWRPAPKM « * m * e i H i t c n m m i u A y - l u - Used Con gowall I Q n lin. f t THE W EATHER To IVoUet th* I'cor# of th , World; To Prosaot, th# P ro ,res, of A n trim ; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. i 8 . Donaldson and II. B. FetusACL car Inspectors of Sanford, ru awarded th* company’# 25 ir emblem for continuous aari this morning. The presentation a made by M. Carroll, ganars) •man in bU offlca. i r . Donaldson originally »M Ployed by tha ACL on July I. In Palestine Egypt Makes Freedom Plea To UN Council Government Building P a r t i a l l y Wreck­ ed By Bomb In New Feign O f T e r r o r ImmediateWithrlrawa Of British Forces From Territory Is Asked By Premier J E R U S A im T u g . Eleventh Hour Agree­ ment A v e r t s N a ­ tionw ide Strike DirrROlT. “XuT 5 The C. I. O. United Auto W oikrts, in an a g irrin rn t averting their hord Motor Co. strike scheduled fus today, were given a year’s giace from s ln k r damage suits undri the T a lt-H irtle y Labor l»aw. This the. company agreed lu in an eleventh-hour p a d which serv­ ed to keep 107,000 pioducliun w o ikcis on the j ob as a nation 'wide walkout set for noon, was called o il. D ie agreement, ’under which the union and company w ill un- TUESDAY, AU( 5 State President <dv LAKE 81TCB88. Aug. 7 —UP)— Britain today defend­ ed her rights to maintain troopa In Kgypt and demand­ ed that the 1‘niird Nation* Security Oranril strike an Egyptian complaint from Ha calendar. - The Uritish attested the mayur* ol the Jewisli town of Tel Aviv. Kama! Gen. Nalanya and I’rlah Tiqva (Tikvah) and jailed doren* ol other Jewiih leaders in dawn raids describcbd officially as "par: Ail the b*m|iaitin agamsl tcriotuni " Rut violence continued. A labor depaitment building in the alter! o f the Prophets was Marled hy a homb which killed a British policeman lin in g to remove the cxplunve. "I wo olhert were liapprd ‘ in the .debris, Irom which arose a mushrooming smoke cloud. British troops investigate an Arab report that six qrrm-d -Uad-Dtfcrn a Hi ilnir l m o in o r grove in the Tel Aviv area, other unconfirmed report a s t e r .,, that five British soliHers and their army vehicle were mlasing In Ihe tame area. The arresta edm* afle.- two weeks of Jewish underground vl»ence In Palestine during which two young Uritish aimy sergeants wrie hanged and atranglrd to death on small trrea near N'atanya. The departure of Jews from Palestine hv air or surfitce routes apparently was rut off liefo.re the roundup was launched. The high commissioner mean­ while Issued an order outlawing British Trumpeldi a youth uiganltatfon embracing about 1.7,00(1 teen age boys and girls, declaring there -was good ground for Vupposing it "a recruiting ground for dissident KrouPxJl—Tins ur r intfS'lien U named ofUi Joseph Tlbmpeldor, who was k illn lja a clash in a Jewish MUIement ill northern Palestine in Um 1920's. Meanwhile, in laindutr, a Jew a VAny new lalior legislation ballifi* crowd of 700 ptranni dam. raise- prubleme of • human relationihips. It hai Income appar­ ent to in that all of the ramifi­ cations of such problems rannot l>* ironed out Immediately around the tiargolnlng. table! "Under today’* oettlement. ojvpnrtunlly has Ireen provided for finding in less hectic surmroumb of the Taft-Hartley law aceepU Inga a aolution within tha spirit aide tu Imlh the union and the company." A Joint company-union atatement announcing the agreement, I averting the *l»ik# wa* m ale public at 4:30 A. M. less than eight houra ahead of the strike Re-apptaital of Sanford pro­ deadline. * perty by an uutalde agency as a The statement aald the union mean* of adding to the City'a tax I I ‘m I I * s H an l* « a r S lsl income was proposed last evening to the City Comratsslon hy K. F. Iloueholder, Sanford attorney and U. S. Setting’’ Up Rule former commissioner. _ In Pacific Island The Commission, which met a* an equalitatian board, received PEARL HARBOR. Aug. 3. D P)- only one protest again*, its an­ Adm. Louis K. Denfcld, high com­ nounced intention of a ,10 nerrent missioner of the 1,480 Pacific In­ hike in property valuation*, and lands. and atolls to lie adminis­ that was a written one, according tered hv the United 8tate* under to H. N. Sayer, eity clerk. United Nation* agreement, 1* set­ Mr. Housholder stated that the ting up a civil government lim it­ 10 percent appraisal increase ing personnel and method* of the would add to the City Irtromo, but Navy’* current^ m ilitary govern­ to too little an extent In view of ment. “• ' the wav Sanford I* growing. lie assigned Rear Admiral CarloNo reriurit for re-appraisal has ton II. Wright as deputy high been made since 1928, said Mr. commissioner of the mandafed I#/- Kuuaholder who declared the he ritory. yesterday and Issued a pro­ and former Commltsionec Frank clamation to the 48,000 natives. Miller had rnatie auch a request at The vast oceanic area Includes that time. He urged that the ap­ the Marshall, Caroline and Mari­ praisal be mad* In tlma for the ana* Islands, wrested from Japan tax program of next year. during the war. They spread qver Mayor Gut told Mr. Houih.vldsome 2.000,000 square mil*! of er that the Commlasioner* had the Pacific. On# hundred and been thinking along tha tame lines, and that if enough people like! him advocate such a program that some action may reault LXKrsticcBs: W. F. (Illll) Itollrslun, president of the Florida Slate Junior. Cham­ ber of Commerce, will be In San/ord Saturday to preside over Ihe business meetings of the ty o day summrr stale Jayree confer­ ence. J?wCees To Hold M eet H er? , his W eekend Newsweek Editor Anil “Miss Florid,t ” T o Be Honor Guests Florida ju n io r Chamber o l Com­ merce will open F'nday evening at the M ayfair Inn w ith an.-ex­ ecutive committee, conference lot ' the Jaycre vtale o ffice it. Augustine: lie s iu in Chattea Walkei, -St. Augustine; ami Vice P ir iu lr i. il W . A Leonard, I ’m ■Jacob: V . H Orve-Te:, Gained valle-: Joe Ciabb, Pa IAt k a : Hi a ll­ ey O dium . S anfuid; Giaydon Jone*. F( Mvet»; Ruheil 1). Iv lander, W eil Palm Beach and Jack D elaney, Key We*l Re-appraisal Of Property Proposed To City Commission tain a considerable measure of control over local affairs. Douglass Funeral Set For Wednesday CRAWF0RDV1LLE, Aug. G, —Funeral oerrira* for W. B. (Baba) Douglas* who died of a heart attack while driving hi* far yesterday, were aat for 4:00 P. M. Wednesday from th* Melton Fun aral Home In Lake City. ; * Mr. Douglass waa chairman of th* Florida State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission and had been a member of ijuj railroad board.for IB year*. Tb* Railroad Commission haa cancelled ail hearing* and the other two members of (ha board and-nsaet-of-the u mimisslon p a n sonnet will stand th# services. MtJLLOY HUMMONBD NEWARK. N. J., Aug. $, Th# Newark Evening News said today that Gardner Mulloy, fifth ranking American tennis amateur, hod haair summoned to appear to­ morrow before th# United States Lawn Tennis Association Raisa Commit!** to explain expanse allowance* received by high rankplayars on n Florida She haa bean m issing alaca lost A s s o c ia te d P m i Lm i m I \V lri SffiJ Feet Of Roudw.i! Deeded Tp County 1945 Action Stand: Hie I-akc M a ly bathing bead T ontinveiiy was s r lllr d this mum t'tg M atceptance by ih r Count) .......... .. an o ile r by M i. L u W in a S. I la in to n ol - l.ak. Maty and her la ther, / , I. Smith W ASHING TON. Aug. 5. I/V>— Senator l erguson said today • he han. teicw.ltd e> rrquenl (com Howard U u ik n ' s llm n ti Ihat * ■ftie'Senate War Investigating l omrolllee ta'iuel u subpoena lor Ihe California airplane contractor. - NKW VttltK. Aug. 5. id*)— Special session* Justice Fred­ erick I.. Ilarkritburg ha* signed a warrant fur Ihe arrest of John W. Mevrc. publicist-for movie and aviation magnate How­ ard Hughes, on tin- complaint of a night dull cigaretl* fill who say* .Meyer is the father of her sIx-inosuh oM eon. In Washingtun. .Meyer, yh» has been testifying he (or* Ihe Senate cunimilte* Investigating Hughes' airrraft contracts, Irrmrd Ihe girl'* com­ plaint "ridiculous" and said hr never hud been out with her. The girl. Pal rlcis Miles, former model who has born a rlgarslte girl at noine ol the most eirlusiv* clubs on ihe (aahluiiabl* east , side, said In h n complain! that the child ■«*« burn l'eb. 2. 1917 , To 'ctrfcl lu ihr County loi ppbl.i WASHING I ON. Any. et »<■$*• Lllioll Konsevrlt told Senate mvestu. paik puipovrs, J9*« leel on .alors liwlay that hr pnm ittrd llotvaid lluglirs lu-pay a |57ti.B i hotel tiiam l Hr ml Avenue hum the bill lor him in Drcrmbei, I'l-M. as a wedding pirsriil. Country liu l. ItoaJ tu Crysta Knmrvrlt ul>o trst-lsrd that J.uk l ive.-thru head ol Irsiis Wolld Anlinrs which iv cunlitdh-s1 hv Hughes, paid jhiH hotel expenses tor I II,. It’s liuiii.igr Dei tv. 1‘tdd |o | ayr l.iurt•*•!!, movie aclicsv Koosrvrll s.iid I Ins was a wrddmg gill to him by. I* rye. adding that the iiionry came out ol I i ) r ’> |u n k r|. "I believe on a vt.nt inlripirlalm n ol (hr law I might he lepilinandrd lot accrpling a wrddiny p io rn l Imio Ih w od, Hughes. ' young Hucwrvrll tuld lllr Senale \\ .. luvcd i g ullltg i oiilliultrr Ihe coilimitirr it |lii|Ulllllg mill Ilie w.lilltne awaid ol 140.0110.000 i,,onK |Mf4 In thr Luiiitimtl-in lu irtciinl then action III I'M1! vacatin'! the piopcily. but the a $172 gift of nyleit hose by..publicity man John W. I oinniittiuner* , u|>on motion of liniwIrslge.nf •Mi y rt^ U i. fc'ivrn -at ires? Kayo Kinersou. who later, iwcatne Mr*. II t. O v ritp ecl---- deslraretf l i TfiHivrVrlt. • » . I Ills 'll linn was bated on Belating the di-thlle i f the Hughe* wedding gilt, Roosavelt said the opinion o r the B o r iiJ'i , i that just tiefore his marriage (o MU* Eniriton late in 1U44 ha was It must lie governed by inter lu iiir y , L f--, H oyle" ■ ■— , ■ ItarU'-g -Itt .t h e ■Umvvh iy^ Killf- Hntvt- in C ltlf ihU: e .lie caid hie » * i aivoiupatils'd Id hi* ihitdren ') a foniicr inar■national-laur TtndTy 7 Tie ruarter J. L: hiehls stated that he tlage Slid a maid, uini jh a t Hv he das almufe l-i pa> h it bill Mayer of tha Uuitrd Nat inns which i* would < Iml. p |r sent the (relitlun* now tint r»ui<ei stum- of Interna signed by many Lake Mary real- approacl.ed him and said 1 "Yoil eaiiuot pay Hint lull,"' •* (tonal relation*." asking that tho t'anilllisalni. Flliiill added: Nukrathv Pasha Hummed up dants rescind their HMb action, os tha "I said I lerlaluly mu Id and that I ali.ady had writtail the Fuypt'esw.q muds as folhiws: oftri by Mia Hati isoii and Mr. rfirek." ._ “ We ask: you tu direct the evac­ Smith nallaflrd Itiiil as a represen­ He *11111. Meyer told him IIihI lluglirr wanted to pay tha bill uation uf all Uritish force* from tative of the PI A a* far as naik as a wedding piraelit. the teiiilury. And we imk yuu tu l-onefll* wi Yonny Kuos, veil, dvi lau d, tils areeptaiu'a had "nothing tu do" say that tide evacuation must lei Attorney first with any m ntrnrt fm war plann , * immediate, taut It mu*t Ire Com­ *|reaker, tei _ „„ ljuevtioned ny aubctimhlilles* t'itattniin Fercusuit tB-Mlch) about plete. and .that it must tie uncoil- legntioii* Dial tin- t'.imiiilaatini had the gift of hosiery, which Mr), t had baled for >lu* Kmersou. RooaeVelt caiil fie fiail .lu-vrt t,, or,t of it Meyer .listed tlie bent on IVe further ask you to diiect Aug. 2ft, IPJ.'I, mule than n yegl lufuie HouaeVrll and Mlsa Euiertou ti -M-uaae* an !•**» *l*r were tnarried. * . "I would seriuukly queMImi I lie pinpiirly ol thi Hum uii a huaioes* account," Konsevell said, “wlitn tin wenvei could have ijo coulirctimi at all with the 7m*in. « " • ■ 7 fie Willies* wnn igiiuicl nl, i n.- nm l w I crgilnou and Senator w llhJ iis . clhuii ler I ioiii tliem agirrlug to i veil might want tu tell hi* sid, - I il„ over the road strip which as h said in- -lidn'i act- wlml eottne- rimr n.ui plane*. tilig piiijM-rty irWUei* they had reived by reason of the prop The "lllnie" Inrldi llt. lilUi li 4uddicW the iransirortation ol a dog by (list n.i lieing vacated by the County tlun. Army jdane. ft w«n Kimaevelt'a dog. He said, the (l.'c.l will Ire con­ TB Association Makes Report On 12 Month Ferliid ItiHiM-velt p u t In th a t a "fniFI-low veyed ill Seplrrtilrr-i with the stip ­ ulation lliat if-the tiilul is nul used to show I iind a n y th in g to -Ur w ith tinmm !*«•» q ||| W h en F e rg q s o il h sd Iilijn te d t-. 'nnj Lisler Denies- Acting As ltussian Agent 1st Post War CroHaing Made By Queen Mary NKW YORK. Aug. 6. —Tho Gi«nl British liner Quean Mary, hold­ er of the trana-stlantir speed re­ cord. cdoipleled her first ocean crossing since, reconversion from war service today, and was ctitri-n a gala welcome to New York har­ bor. . The ship was given a, thunderous reception by other craft in th* harbor and along the North lllvrr os she was dragged and pushed to her pier where hundreds of waving frianda and relatives of tha 1,183 passenger* aboard waited. Time for tha trip was announced bv Cunard officials as four days, 20 hours and 43 minntei from Southampton, an average speed of 28.88 knots. Tha officials said the ship was alowed yesterday so that ah* could reach .the harbor for th* early tide and the recep­ tion |h a t awaited her. Florida Boy Heads Body VisitingrTruman was forecast by President Tru­ man today as h* talked with more than 100 boys attending th* American Legion-sponsored forum bn government. Heading th* delegation of youngster*, who th* President sold ar* liv in g a t the right ag*" ta Edmond Gong, 18, of Miami, Fla. ■ Th# Chlnesa-Americen youth area elected lost night ss presi­ dent by tb* 103 delegates to tha might well be termed ".n-opernllon and co-ordination." Till* same program is glso carried us among the negroes hf Bemlnnl.- County. During a 12 month‘ period the Association distributed 1 4 , 5 2 3 nieces of health literature, don­ ated Y’.IH quarts of milk to pati­ ents, provided for 74 detailed xrays, made 81 home visits and hnspi tallied M patients. Other service* included distribu­ tion of 273 poster*. 41 health talk* givan and 3$ health movie* shown. Six individuals were given medi­ cine*. Thera were two demon­ stration project* In better living. Sanatorium OatlenU received 28 gifts and six regular checkup* wer* furniihed to patients. . The Association paid for three diag­ nosis -fee*, on# biopsy, one tilooj' tranafudng, tam sportatlon three patient* to 8anaioriunrand provided 20 garments for patients. Thia service la mods possible by tha people of Serainul* County through their purchase of Christ­ mas seals. WASHINGTON, Aug. 6, p17— Gerhart Kislei tcslified t-Mlay at hi* pasiqirSVl fraud trial that In 29 years n> a Crnnmunist he nev­ er acted a* a repirsenlative of the Cotniitlinist Interiinti<.na11<. There had U-eti earlier testi­ mony that tin- reputed No. 1 American Communist had - Ireen sent to China a* a representative of the Comintern (Communist In­ ternationale). "That was a eompletr fabrica­ tion,” Klsler said. lie said his only object tn go­ ing to China sumrtliiie after 1928 waa to act a* a Journalist for German Communist papers and German papers friendly with Communists., lie said hn did-not file any stories to Moscow, Dewey Make» Public Statement On Labor been publicly silent on the con­ troversy over curb* on labor unions as a 1948 presidential campaign Issue, declared today that "the principle* of union or­ ganisation and collective bargain­ be preserved." Terminal Leave Ends ingIp must a pro-Labor Day statement, four days after his return As Truman Signs Bill Issued from a 6,600-mll# western trip WASHINGTON, Aug. $. OPh- during v h lth h* we* quoted by a Praaldant Truman today slgnad group of Utah young Republicans legislation sndllfg the armed earTaftsflartWy IMF, Dewey said: vfcuafrprarticm "Tha administration of th* gov­ Inal laav* to disci nal and rrquli' g payment In cosh ernment of New York State Is a t tha time i discharge for ac- dedicated to tha principle that th* principles of union organiiatlon erued leave. practice wa* to and collective bargaining must b* Th* previo ' allow dlschan d personnel to r#» preserved." main on the kjrroll for a period BVANGBLI8T DIES equal to tha umber of days of NKW YORK. Aug. B, (A1)-R o d laav* they ha accrued, with compeiUatlon It sding th* usual nay (GipsvJ Sith, 87, world re­ allowances p I while on active nowned British avangsllst, died of a heart attack aboard tha J ritla h .provides for cash Linar Quean Mary a t ‘1:00 P. M., jo* and longevity Monday, It becam* known whan tha liner arrived her* today. in c id e n t, I'eplH -r le p lie d ft u n - Jtist te s tim o n y w h ic h th e s e n a ti-i- h ave L. i ■"Who (ie ile ra l K ooseV rlt. dun l u n re c o n in ie n d a tio n " t h a t th e g o v n tiiu iiit a new p h o to re e o n n a ia s a n ir p lu m , IV) w ith th e issu e . H e s a i d . lie'll ..lijt. I t„ full, who wa* a tnamlwr of a R....."toll-headed mllalon which I vriillllilc|i(|c,| tlmt |||„ gnvei lillieilt l"i\ ‘lluglii-s' photo recJiuiatstance Irta tii*. he shouted. th . White Hous. Mayer had Urttd i S l ^ k h U d , ^ DouflnT Fair-* a $76 dinner with Hoosevelt, then fh u j. Glenn L. M artin, ConsollAlr, Fo« V co,on‘'1' *nd rintc-a. tha Aluminum Corp., of * IhMfl rnillfl *,°,r * 'r ,i' . la s s America. Reynold* Metals, v*a .L.-.-n __ i Motors, .. i />«___ _ inGan* JVic"These could ha have been Itwo era! Kurd. Chrjrriar, „ a U m n ia M r.a l H a d s l k a k a ' girla I had dinner with)" Meyer ltor Kmmanual and others. sold. "Thslr names arsn't hrr*. Coining to Pan Amerlsan Air* If tbalr names wer* bare, It would w ars, h* said, "Excuse m* for help." | bringing that in." Latar h* said “It may have bean Fsrguson wonted to know whv. Colonel Eldaon" at th* hotel with I "There have bean a lot of af* him, referring to CoL Horry Eld-• (CanttnoaO • • ra c e sr*4 ■ ‘ ■ - � 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 04, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 04, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 04, 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/72a13c1703e1b7998d0ed71333f94365.pdf 730040b93d2c12276c920ecf848c2ba8 PDF Text Text : v--> =•- , s j ; 1 i irir- : ■ ■-- •;, • .‘ •'• ' ,-■( * " .■•■ •' , »>'■ !ts=2 -a SJ*f“ SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY. JULY 31, 1947 ««■ |tin* undtrground organisation. ! ^ * have been trying to U. S. Correspondents Jewish R efu gees M ay Colonial Becretary Arthur F ly in g B oat P r o°g r a m'tha wSr effort Just at you ware Crash Jon#*, apeaklng la Perilsserving th* board, might ha not ?" K ept From Red Zone Be Sent To Germany ir*atiaM « k m * r » * » o * .» • rofnt for tho Labor gortniment, ‘ »t'*wW«et!l t '— Fan* “ Unquestionably,r." Lovett said. Hebrew, telling of the * m * t noun^wi th« esociiUofis and eom- ey and It caused the armed force* The Florida denatur told a re­ the men, their "trial, con- nuintedi concern to tha point that It was LONDON, July 31^ UPH t- An V IE N N A . Julj^ai. W V -. Amer­ porter ha thinks one of th* chief ■rl /or Douglaa Chandler today, vtctl<m and execution In the name “ I express th* deep feeling of diaeuaaed by th* joint chief* of questions for th# Senate group ican sources aald today that for authoritative source aald today D BW ITT MACKENZIE prepared an appeal «for the 68- o f-th e Jewlah struggle for almost a month Russian authun- Britain would send tb* 4.600 Jew­ horror and revulsion shared by sta ff,"' Lovett testified. Foreign A ffair* Analyst rear-old Chicago-horn writ*/ *en- homeland." Th* original Hughea-Kalaer con- la whither young Roosvrit waa tlea had refused to grant clearance ish refugees o f the R. S. Exodu* | alt uf.ua here, at thl* barrharoi)* The Inscription* told how plea* act/T UainS drastic decision to fenced to life imprisonment and tract for Hire* flyin g boat* wai justified In recommending that paper* for American newspaper o f 1047 expedition to Germany,^ work on tha photo ship be con­ correspondents seeking to cross and perhaps later to Africm. if •IU global military com- lined HOJXfo for .erring aa a N a il; for damency were rejected at the "In the long hlstorv o f violence later cut down to one, which ha* tinued. nta, .In* • further d/ort mouthpiece during the war.j"m ilitary trial.” the Soviet occupation son-- en thev Tcreistrd in refusing to dis­ In Palestine, there has scarcely not yet been completed. Kaiser rt* also remarked, I have-no route to Budapest, Bucharest or embark at Port-De-Bouc, France. oina the economic c h ­ The grey-haTred C h a n d l e r , The killing*, the' Inacrlptlon been a more datUrd^arrt^Uun the subsequently withdrew from th* doubt that It will be shown that The source said Trim* Minister ipping the country, U * branded a “ anob" by the presld-, .aid, were carried out a* “ a" rail­ cold blooded and project, which Hughes Is Prague. _ Elliott Roosevelt accepted enter­ reminder that the Unlt- ing judge, made an aggreaaive J itary execution by the Jewlah re- dcr of the** Innocent young men, carrying on. A member o f the liaison section Attire and his cabinet took that tainment from representatives of atet I* th# 1**1 o f the great last-mlnule personal plea rea*- sistance to the enemlet of .our after holding them ae hostages at U. 3. Army headquarter* here decision aC a. meeting In which the* Th# Patterson - letter, read by Stic counlrie* atlll capablj sertlna atatementa he made over homeland." skid that only one such clearance entire Palestine situation was con­ for mote than n fortnight," Creech Lovett, cited the need for “ mex- Hughs.' Th# contract for th# photo plan# manning a war machine Berlin radio when he waa lauding The contorted feature* of thj Jones told the House of Commons. Ireum had been granted durlng*July, and sidered. ■ production of combat Under the plan, the Exodus of "that thl* can be a mighty llitlrr and denounelng the Jew*. twe sergeants Indicated that thalr The government source aald tha plane*" and said that non* of I* entirely.separate from that for that was "a very extraordinary Federal -fudge Francis J. \V. deaths had been caused uy strang­ cabinet s derision regarding the th* existing facHItiaa should be tha flying boats, but It Is *Uo case." 1047 refugees would remain tem­ world. crudely • ' fashioned internal situation In Palestine, diverted to th* manufacture of under Investigation. lit* me think of the time In Ford, commenting he waa aotts- ulation- by Nrwamcn traveling from Vlen- porarily in the British sonc of. On# point of committee Interest na to the American-occupied so no German? while Ihe British c a b in e t I War I Whfh I wa* plodding fled the sentence would act aa a noose*. Th* ropes wet* looped a British mandate from th* flret cargo plane a. '* * hf *;ork «>ntlnued m hare. M Lbetuuaffected, however, picked a nuu place for them In some a field in Flander* Field ‘'deterrent'* for any futura would, around limb* rinae-tu-ibr-trunW*'■World War, would be "InflUensed It added: other British-controlled area of the . I eh the front line am! gbr be traitor*, took under xdvlto- of the l/ees. The men’s hands by public opinion.” Ha did snot• “ It la very evident that any the war drew to a close and It%J>« *«ld. In th* middle of a ter naat-a defense motion for a slay had been tied behind their backs elaborate. .uuuJdUseuihlv an African colony, . I large lnrreise In cargo plane pro- ‘Was apparent that fighting would ’ German b a m ****-! waau'i.,of eiyeulion. . REPATRIATES the source said. and their ■feet had been wire I Brit tsbtasMp*pera bannered the duetion can bs accomplished only and before any plane* were reBERLIN, July 31, i/P>— Rus­ ily lonesome; hut ! had a together. The sergeants’ . shirts Fair it i v hangings, which •, the i If the production of combat air* reived. Tho Jewish refugees arrived off ' •iihad been used to blindfold them. Irgun Zvai^ I>eumi ^ carried ^oirt > Inc» is reduced, and any auch Sf for the company of "In that connection, Senator sian authorities announced today France. Monday. Three BrltUh that 260.983 German war prisoners who knew barrage* and Red Suspects Freed Their underclothing and army after the British hangedd three ■eduction la Inadmissible” 31? the Pepper asked Lovett if the latter ship*.brought them from Palestine.. . have a aympathetlc unbefired there waa "anything cor­ and civilian Internees had been re­ waters, where their ship, tha .for in the existing situation. were stained with blcx*J of IU member* From Greek Camp trousers whleh poured from the gashes week for taking part In a prison Chairman Ferguson (R-Mlch.l, rupt, fraudulent or ' contrary to patriated from the Soviet Unloft mer President Warfield, rename.! ch ta by way of aaylng that, cut Into their nerks by the helf delivery. Exodus of 1917. had been Interwanted to know whether th# A r­ th# public Interest" In the late in Ihe past 12 months. ATHENS. July 31, ^Pl— The inch ropes. Soviet Foreign Minister Vyache­ ccplrd and rammed by the British. all, England baa been Amfrmy ever-encountered any reports President Roosevelt's 1944 deci­ atannch ally in two world Ministry of Public Onler announe, The booby trap exploded as of labor pirating by the Kai sion Ao continue the Hughes flying slav Molotov told the foreign min­ Cam paign Starts lleta, and remain* the chief rd today it had directed th* re­ grenadier guardsmen attempted ser-Hughea Interest*. boat work after the WPB had or­ isters council at Moscow last q u e e n m a r t h a il s J spring that the Russian* still, held pf Weatem Europe for the lease of 279 concentration camp to cut down Martin's body. Thi ( “ Pirating" w *i a term applied dered the contract cancelled. SOUTHAMPTON.Eng., July 31 M h II s h S rvsas Fa** 0 «s» approximately 900,000 Gsrman of democracy. It’* tough inmates who had voluntarily sign­ blast echoed throughout th* his­ during th* war when one firm UPi-TCheering crowd* and elrJesse Jones, former Secretary war prisoner*. her atrlklng.power reduced ed statement* “condemning the toric forest of Sharon, scene of visit. ecllng plane* »*w th# 81.235-ton, The West, which looms as the hired away another’s employe**.} of Commerce, told the commutes temporarily In the** *x- Communist reliellion and disavow many battles of Biblical limes. "Ye*, air,” aald LoVett. Queen Mary o ff today on her major 1048 battleground, also Is yesterday that Mr. Roosevelt had Ing KKE (the Greek Communist It takes a (raetionnf a aecond day*. Natanya’i mayor, Oved Hen He said some month* after derided In favor o f the complefleet postwar voyage to New beckoning to other*. Party) methods." for human eye* to ace an object. reduction of military comAmi, who had received informs* award o f ths flying boat contract tlon o f on# plan* at an additional York as a passenger liner. Th# In Washington, Senator Claud# nta waa one of the cOn Those released had been arrest Hon from the moderate under­ he had reports from a Boeing reconverted Cunanl liner, eeeond Crime Minister Attire' ed In a recent roundup of suspect ground, Hagana, that the bodies A. Pepper, Florida Democrat, an­ Aircraft subsidiary,, in Wlehlla, cost o f about 36,000,000 after 1042: vat contract* for three boat* biggest afloat, wa* due to reach nounced he plana a cross-country 313,600,000 had been spent on the were made later with Hughe* and Labor members of Par1 - ed Communist sympathisers and were In the area, was on the scene New York Aug. 6.' speaking tour In the fall In an Kas., that "there htd been hiving then cancelled contract. Henrv J. Kaiaer. . meeting in secret rad- were srhedulcd for deportation. when the blast occurred. effort to "keep our democratic squads trying to pick up labor "On th* facta aa you state Pres* dispatches from Salonika terday to listen with erltTight-lipped ahd obviously fear­ party liberal." at the gales/ them, Senator Pepper," Lovett K 'attention to art accounting reported that Greek guerrilla ing his resort city once again In reply to another question, he said, “ a decision of that kind would iorrr* early i this morning. had at­ -WMM*eAm#v under., military rule, .Perhaps lipping o ff what h« in. * Stewardship. He said they represented the Kaiser tends to tell the westerner*, Pepeall for a vary careful exercise not only from tacked the town of Alcxandropou- he declared: “ Thl* Is the most beavy fire, nc * the manage menL of judgment." , .conservative opposition but 11* in western Thrace, bat said 'brutal crime they have done yet. per said in an Interview that Before today's committee ses­ record of the G.O.P. Congress has Sttisny of hi* own follower*, the garrison was standing them All we’ve built and prayed for He added tkat th* President had sion began. B i n s t o r Pepper buried "any hope or Idea that the ■ now ties In tha dust." o f dissatisfaction with the off. not consulted him on the decision. ID-Fla) aald an aircraft expert'a Republican Party might becoms Another Salonika dispatch aaid Military personnel In the Na____ nt'a progress In dealHoward Hughes and hla globeappraisal of Hughes’ P-1! photothe people's party, or llbc/aL” wllh tha economic upheaval. 40 guerrillas had been slain In an lanjra area, hearing the circum­ reconnaisanc* * plane aa a "hot wa- trotting publicity man, John MayTaft has,said he Intends to dla> engagement with , government Prime Minister defended stances in which th* bodies were cuaa Congress' record and *H gon" Indies’ted Elliott, Rooeevelt will take the stand aide by illlon with determination. troops north of Xajithl, close to found, hastened to' bases. aid* tomorrow In the senatorial Issue*, domestic and foreign, onjhad grounds for purportedly ^>u*hthe Greek-Bulgarian frontier. The |l column yesterday said "There will be some searenes," his trip. H* Rka called on other ing wartime ronatruriton o f the Investigation of Hughes' wartime *ly would do. The result dispatch said the guerrillas remov­ plan# contracts. Senator Ferguson one military source said, "and the G.D.P, leaders to speak out. Tp. , * * ed their killed and wounded acror* .1*1 he won a virtual vote (R-Mlch) announced today that populace may ha Inconvenienced a In reply Thl. has been widely Interpret-! acknowledged nfldenca from the caucus.. the frontier Into Bulgaria. arrangements have been mad* for bit, but no military control l< ed as an indirect argument that|(? * 44f*u< ucatlon from Pepper that , „ . -- , Prime Minister U refwutplanned, at least for the present." Dewey, the 1044 nominee, la not;,h* , ths W WF~" F Q ......................... 0»a flin g I mmI the pri- the Joint appearance of the Hollyonly to have promise! apeaklng out. Friend* o f the New|n»*ry reapdnalbtllty for alloea- wood millionaire and the man down military commit- Police Question 3 LO N D O N, J u ly - 81 (/ P )- Yorker say they believe Dewey, Hon o f the materials and prior- who aaid he spent tavlah sum* to 15 P F r tC f P Q W [ In Greece, Italy and (ferni -plenty plenty u u y in- durhnrx,~wittr;thg-grtTlcB of (lur-Ar r entertgin - g overnment of f tctnl* In-1 iU *.— F R Marlin, arlrlnwed -w ilt-h iiv •h*H to reduce the-number Bargemen. In Slaying: Hughes' behalf. mother o f Sgt. Clifford Martin, time. He le took only joshing rycog- my-Navy Munition# Board, i under arms and send them Ferguson's announcement was “ If Donald Nelson thoukht it BALTIMORE, ‘July I I , U P>- who was hanged in .Palestine nltlon of Taft's eall. telling rellto the rank* of l.abor by the Irgun Zval Leuml under­ waa In the public Interest to award made after a session In which the porters: i • the demand for work- Pollee today questioned three "What am I supposed to say, this contract for a new type of Senate War Investigating com­ is he g . Thu* got over one of young bargemen in the slaying of ground, collapsed today at her to be mad* from non-atra- mittee beard testimony that top Doris O’Brien, 40, whose trussed home in Coventry and was re­ ‘ Don't shoot until you ae* the Iplane . high* hurdle isartr* materials. mat grl ala ** Pa hrutr asked, aakeel lfk e* military leaders- turned down n porter! In a serious condition. l teglc Pepper "h* white* o f their eyea.t* " body floated to the surf are o f the ut that wasn't waen't hi* *>t>!y p prom* mass flying boat program in July, ______ ______________ "W e do blame th* government," v. Baltimore harbor nine dayi ago. •. It i. t'ild (list he will call Henry £ Kris*, captain of de­ said her Son-in-law, Frederick Britain's coal miners to t an extra hour daily in or- fectives. said hi# Investlgatur-i had Kemp/ “ Burely they know how Si ■ -.-IV to get the production which concluded the woman nad been how desperate1 theta people are • *' and they could HaVe waited until , *o ‘ badly needed to stlmu- -beaten and thrown overboard Sun­ t badly Industry. Lack day. July IS, from a barge which our boys were safe before execut­ tdly lagging laggi V M is the crux of or the rco- plies between Hallfmore and Nor­ ing the Ufrorlsts. 'Martin, and another ser„ tlle crltU. It Is suggested that folk. Va. One o f Ihe seamen was arrested w i n Ranged affer thres Irgu L-mluera get lime and a half aboard the barge. e. Th* other two were executed. ‘ i t r this overtime. ere last; night af ate* o f this plan say It -T H * ljn N D O N , l Ju ly j S ncrease the coal output ter being arrested in Norfutk. 800.000 tons a week, to ; Police said they hid termed the tfrlfish goverftmeat-of tid d ly coi roman left a tavern late Saturday demmed todey whit tt calUd t! the present production of woman 1,700,000 lens. The fo r- night and went aboard tha barge "cold blooded atuM'dit' t * lar-tJt tor the year Is aoont after It arrivec h‘ f r fm .;iiidj»'’> tU-tw* Urlllsh 11.000 tons. H Norfolk with a load of Iron Inyota. «anl» by Irgun Zval Leu i r o il or confidsnee means th* qtiistion e f Attlee re­ • m *je s s • -n ins ih* prim# ministership * • i. '! - • ' . • ' I KtT crlsj, et lw «t pending alopmint*. There had been a i.t sern, qiiLnct j that hi Its way !o other ItsdmhiD, and y. r | JilnlrUr Ernsti Bcvin aGonad es possible sue- I f * • '• 4' Wi t high guvnument say# that Attic’ may . I , chttigr# In h!s eabinst soon, this connection th* political 2509 SANFORD AVENUE - 41_ - I ^' b spondent of th* Ixrmlou Daily ■V ________________ .■ML **ld yeslerdty, prior to th* CB#, that th* only conceiilon ; * .Prims Minister wr.« prepared '.make Would bs the format ion a sort of emtrgency battle TALL CAKS |«ad of five , asnlor ministers »' tackle ths economic problems. Wg Jiva would bs Attlee ■“ > Fmreign Minister -Bavin, Her e f the Exchequer DalSCOCO Deputy Prims 'Minister MorK ifc lP re s ld .n t « f the Board Sir Stafford Crlppt. lb . Mr. Attlee's govemmeni w em -to have weathered'* MAXWELL HOUSE hiJJTicans. The storm atg‘.T t " 1 yet down yet, ihougn, • i* I be omit them ts mnrk* iWJ ■ aent in ths economic don, a matter of concert! not NO. 2 CAN it »■ > . to the people of Britain but I .. u . world a t large, especially 1 I uI * .* s s v ;. —— r * — *I p f! f CNO. 2 CAN Sentence Appealed >. Seen A s Sole By “Paul Revere” imocracy Capable t In M ilitary Strength BOSTON, July.31. OP)— Ceun-'.of Britons Found KNOW YOUR AIR FORCES BETTER POWER 1V IS IT AIR FORCES FIELDS^ AIR FORCE DAY, AUGUST Isi E POWELL'S EDGEWOOD WEEKEND SPECIALS 3 for MILK I L- ' *5 p Don't Mias Thia Chance O f A Life Time To Furniah Your Home ' A t A Mere Fraction O f Regular Pricen— jM jjljj 26c COMPOUND COFFEE 33c lb** i6c ' SALES 2p< STRING BEANS 10c ENGLISH PEAS f 10c •. Destroyed By 000 Florida Fire — r .-W fA N A , Fla., July 31~ 0 P ) rpO b> I many of| them " boat*, tnted cabin cruisers the Palm Beach wlnwer* destroyed today whleh- caused an damage. ’ -ept through a ■ft. storage shed iar C. B. Brause of Lake “ J? * * doz. LEMONS NO. J WHITE mm10 lbs. t " ?' * i * B U Y AT YOUR OW N P R IC E AND TAKE U P T O 12 M O N T H S "T O PAY. FOB EVERYONE A T T E N D IN G T H IS 27c • A N D A L L OTHER CUSTOM ARY : S E R V IC E S A T Y O U R D IS P O S A L • U ■t c:*i> 43c f? 3 _ ; • 1r ** v « .. . - ARMOURS WESTERN m m . — -4 , I ». • - ; H m * =•=-- i/ -/ .* - jilt 1 ■A 12c PORK & BEANS 7:30 p m . D A IL Y EASY TERMS . POTATOES1 the boundary '■ thg daraage VAN CAMPS T W IC E — B 43c J: Jv f / 4;’i ' » 9 t> *J h i POLAR FRI r-’ fL* * rf-t m. v> BEACON DAIRY ICE < ST D A Y r ~ » * .( -y. ' • . • v • . “ ^ ^r-________________ _ \ \ A - '' . ------m u m m m m ----------- �m f -4 7 4 - .* k v — la U»lty Tlicrt la Strength— TH E To I W k I It.* IV .e* of Iko World; '■ To Pramot* the Propres* « f AiasrUsj To Produce P ro ip w llj for Sanford. . I’ a jt b — — . — ^ I Util I fu ^ n d b a t- uidaj »ilh widely scattered afler■noun thunder-hower-s Gentle to modrratc variable winds. - “w— AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N h W H P A P K K -»n Established 1908 V O L U M E X X X V III W EATH ER ilu u d j SANFORD, F L O R ID A , F R I D A Y . A U ft U S T I, 1947 A iw d iU d N O . 186 P ress L o a ie d W ir o ----- a- e ' jPW Russia Hits U. S. Cut In British Britons-Jews •Offer To Mediate Food Rations Clash Again * Is Predicted Gromyko Calls F o r Immediate A c t i o n • O n Issue By U N S e c u r i t y Council l a k L s u c c e s s , a u *. i m Russia charged today that * Umtrd Slates offer to mediate thf undeclared war in Indoneiia wai a "meant of circumventing" the United Nationt and demanded that ■■Cndim" acliatt. The surprise Soviet mrtve tencurly complicated the mediation plan which already had been ac­ cepted by the'Netheriandi govern­ ment. Soviet delegate Andrei A. (iretnyko agreed with the United State* that' the couneil ahouM act immediately to older a cessation /^hostilities, but he urged the council to go nlow un the question of mediation.— ^fUthough^not Btatiiu^de^lnUcly Gromyko railed atrong objection*, including hi* charge that the move would by-pass -the UN. He aald it also would give the Hutch an advantage ove it he Indoneaiana from their preaent military |maltlons. “ The Security Council niu*t *esly study the iiuralion amt limit take it* own decisions," he declared. He charged that the Nclhcf1 lamia government with a clenr “ breach of peace" and said the Security Council w o u I d\ he ir M lIa n l aw ra g* Sim> One-Stop flig h t om Tokyo Ms By 7 Superforte AVA.SillNGTON. Aug., 1 (A V Seven B—29 superfortresae* with 1B0 person* aUirtl ftrw over downtown Washington at nonn today, and headed for nearby Andrew* Field nnd the finish nf u onestop 7,000-mile flight from Tokyo. The plum-*: hist) anent 31 hour* t i mind**' In the air. *• i % lie nrrlval was timerl with i Iiup rule precision,'the big bombera having made a remjrxvoui 'at 10:32 A. M.** over MarHnsburg W. VA.. with 23 1‘ KO Shooting Star jet fighter* which escorted them on the final leg to Washington. Ale Force official* deacrlln'd the trip a*' the “ longeat and fastest mass flight of bnmhtr* ever at­ tempted." J B ie flight wa* one1 nf the M «b r feature* of * world-wide ohiervanca of the 40llr«nniver*arv of the A ir Force, which a week ago wa* accoued equal atatu* with the ground and naval force* hv enactment o f the military unifi­ cation law. Eight, aupcrfnrt* took o ff from Tokyo . at 1:09 A.M. yesterday. Ona dropped out. after a threehour atop at Klmendnrf • Field. Anchorage, Alaika.-for-refueling. tA rc T o State N eed F or F arm Laborer* ORLANDO. Fla.. Aug. 1 W — Florida'! need far several thnusand Jamaican and ilahaman la­ borer* to help harvest the 1947-48 vegetable crop will be taken be­ fore a mealing o f governmental agencies In Washington Tuesday. Lamon’ e Oraw, manager of the V vvtable Committee, said today. Ha aald F V C representative* would ask officials nf the U . 8. Immigration Service, the 8 u te Department, Department -ef Agriculture and cooperatfrtg farm rroupt to route from <1.500 to 7.500 Jamaican* and llahamans to Florida Oil* winter before re­ turning them home. Dir on Pearce o f Miami, chair­ man of- the labor eommittaa of th tF V C , will head the Florida „ h .,i-»i rhieh v-f3 ‘ will‘ meat with Joseph SatoraUl, aaaiatant administrator of tha Immlgratun Serire; Willi kin J. McLaan, State Department side; Kenneth Butler o f the farm hranrh, U8DA; and Labor repracntatlve* o f the Jamaican amt Bahaman government*. si e11, Building A pproved Sm Avoidance O f ; A-Bom b In Wars Seen By Devers Lions O ffe r Services To Jaycees In Drive H ie Lions Club at ita meeting at the Tourist Center today of­ fered ita bit vice* to the Junior Chamber o f Comeree In ita effort to secure donation* for maintain­ ing the new tourist Information booth. Dr, Frank Quiilman, director of thd Seminole County Health Unit, was welcomed as a member o f the Hub. He revealed that he had been a former member at St. Cloud and had alwavs been Interested In Llop* work, and ssld that ho will be glad to aid the club In any of Ita projects. A quit program waa conducted In written form hy Dick Elsherry with question* regarding Lion* International. The result will b« announced at tha neat meeting. Harry Hobson announced that ha will contact City Recreation Director Herman Drumlay to set a date for the Lion-Rotary aqftball game which was rained out on Wednesday evening. Robert Dennis wa* granted a ■lx months leave of absence. It was announced that C. II. Mc­ Nulty had been named an Inter­ national Lkins director at tha na­ tional convention at San Franejsco. M aine W rite r Prorea Extent O f City Fam e Hy JACK SMITH Report Reveals 8 Percent Coal Production Drop WASHINGTON, A u g .. I ' nauonii v o ii niiun Nationsf* Coal Association today estimated bituminous pro­ duction in the week ended July 26 at 1) ,800,000 loss and said on the average between B and 10 pcrcerit less coal is being min­ ed under the new contract which private operators signed with John L * l-ewti* United Mine Workers. Output the previous week was 12, 000.000 tons. In the corre­ sponding- week of 1946 it war 12.603,000 tom. “ It is yet loo early to 'make an accurate comparison." the As­ sociation said in a footnote to its weekly production report, "but any statement to the effecj that more coal is being produced gen­ erally under the shorter work time than under the previous arrange­ ment i* not true." trnv The , „The new cuntract signed July 7 gives milters $13.05 ,fitr an eight-hour day. They ha'd been iting $11.85* for a nine-hour y under tko pact signed with fffe'gdvernmk'nt after it took over the mines in 'the spring strike laat year. 'N otin g that production firute* for the weeks voided July 19 and July 28 were about a million ton* Ulow normal, tha Association K W IIs s W ea Page l i s t S M ay fair Inn Donates $300 To Jaycee Drive The Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce drive to raise fund* on which to operate the tourist Information booth on tha Seminole Boulevard haa got tan under way and la gaining mo­ mentum aa many companies and organisations are making known their desire* for a prosperous tourist season for Seminole Coun­ ty for the coming winter by giving to the project. Manager Lind Weber of the Mayfair Inn mad* a donation of $300. Chase and Company contri­ buted $100, Uld Yowell Company added $100, Mather o f Hanford ■seu *100, Randall Chase gave and Dr. Harry Z. Bilsby gave $20 toward tha operation of the booth. These donation* had been re­ ported at noon today and there are other* that hare not yet been turned iuIn. iiwwvvbti However, fwio $545 In eon muriwu iu cun*! Miaa Alice M. Femald of Port­ land. Me. hai learned tha error of bar way* In sending a card to Dick Aiken In Orlando, and by way of, repentance cent the follow­ ing card to Postmaster Joel Field: "In ernor I think I seat a card to Dick Aiken at Orlando, apologise to you and to him. Mr. Georgs IL Femald who hardware business In Sanford waa OK minta cousin o f mine." Tha foregoing ™ A™ Txsrnrptr Led for Sanford through project, Chariea Luke reported. ity created Garage, at that Dick Aiken, tenor soloist was Palroette Ave- from Orlando. o f which caved in MBS. LUCAS DIBS __ 4d the heavy weight Mrs. Dess* Lucas, former reeljon the roof following F t* + ■ — In Palestine ---- . K : Nation Reported Ask­ Regimental Station, ing U. S, T o Relax Funeral Proces­ Loan P r o v i s i o n s s i o n A rc Attacked Lim iting I m p o r t s In N ew V i o l c n c e LONDON. Aug. 1 (At !m mediate large-icale cuti in Brit­ ain** meager food ration) were General Says Final forecait today ar cabinrt mini.Victory W ill Rest leri studied plant to combat the nation's economic crisis. On Ground Troops A well informed louice close ti. thr'|cve.vtdi*nl 'Jrtilf-Prime' MmK'ter Attlee would disclose the de­ c ' " " 11 J,tob L IV ' - " ’ ■■landing general of the Army tail* in announcing his crisis pro­ ground forcer, laid today that gram in the House of Commons next Wednesday. the atom bomb proably will nrvrr Meanwhlli! (lie Daily K i press again be wed in war and .Dally Telegraph, persistent Military leaden probably will critic* of the Libor regime, sahl avoid the bomb "a* ciicomipertl) the cuts would tie bitween 25 and in-any future war at gai jn Woijd 50 per cent In lome foods already rationed more thinly'than in war­ War 11.“ he told an audience at time. . . Newatk airport at part of cereThe newspaper* forrivaw deep moniet marking the 40th annivrr- cut* in meat, butter, grain and tinned food*, ei|iecially fruit umt rary of the Army Air Force). vegetable*. The xourof rnnfirm.it General Dc v c ii— said—that--,! that- iJiatirTeducrione' were com the atom bomb were used, an lug, but declined detaile. • .Meat already is rationed to one “ atomic Hugging match" would ■hilling and two pence (about 21 follow. ceqts) worth pet week, shout “ Neither tide could to achieir enough for one meal. The butter any mbilantial victory," hr taid. ration is 2*x ounces per week. Canned fond distribution Is re­ Whether the atom bomb ii uied stricted hy a Stiff point rationing or not in future warfarr, llir " fin ­ system. While the people awaited- de­ al decision could be effected only by surface force*," the ground tails of the cuts, a government source said Britain was, pressing force* commander laid. —— -the United State* to relax pro­ He »*w "every prospect that vision* of the American loan (ftflllRH d M |>MF T u t) we can avoid war" when the Unit­ ed State* hai a "fly-to-fight" atGeneral Devera annnunroL- *’lp the near' fu tu re .w e w lll ‘ be able to fly ‘a standard Infantry division, with all ita armament, to battle. Our infantry battalions, with their artillery, are already air-trans­ portable, When preaent ordnance and air force* development# *u4rninate In a heavy, alrportable tank, we can fly standard Infantry regiments tee the. attack. When engineer and air force* develop­ ment* produce heavy engineer equipment which Is airportnhtc, we can fly a standard Infantry division to war." "When we have an army which ran fly to fight, and an air force that can fly it, there, is every It'amisura »■> Pss* T est Hughes Plane Chosen After4 Elliott’s Okay Lake M ary I’ropurty Subject O f Dispute - - R O T A R Y PRO G RA M The RL Rev. Chariea B. Col tnore, retired bishop of Puerto JUco. who has been tarring for Urn Rav. Mark Carpenter at Holy Cross Episcopal Church for the month, will bo, the principal General States A i r . Force Had Reject­ ed Jolt Previously; Brewster Attacked JE R U S A LE M . Adg. I tdb A British regimental headquarter* here was attacked today with gienadcs and mm Ian sad one at­ tacker was killed, while in lei Aviv several Jew* were icpoiled wounded by gunfire from a UritAimorrsl car which cx**nd:4>an: , it among a funeral procession* o l 1 5.(100 Jews. 'Five grrnadr and mortar ex­ plosions heralded an attack on headquarters of the Hampshire Rrftflient, only 200 yard* from the Jewish agenty. . Two suspected attackers weie captuied alive. No casualties among the llainpshiies were an­ nounced. Aim m sirens summoned troop* to Mellon stations and Die area was--cmilnrirrt nff in p o llt F IlF K in rounding up men for questioning. About 200 |>er*otis were held for screening. In Tel Aviv, private source* said ihfee bursts of gunfire from an armored cm manned by police­ men wonnded several persons in the film-firl precession for five Jewish victim* of reprisal khootings Isst tilglit.. . , *A sente of Jew* were wounded in last night's shooting, which n reliable source attributed to I.OS ANGLES. \ug. 1—id*) A deputy l , S, nuiohsll called at lltiHard llughr*' llt-tefly Hill* apartment and three ol hi- plant- tod*), lull was linn Me to find, the millionaita induMrUtiM'tu wrr*e him with a nulipiH-na demanding Ms 'APBCaraw*' in 'all n Viiglun before a Senate H ar Con­ tract* Inimtigatinji „ Commiller. WASHINGTON, Aug 1 vP> M aj, General Oitici t\ Lctuti Ictlitied today that hllioll K 0014xcll puked a Hoi, aid * Hughes' plane at tiic beD available for wailmic -)iholo-(econnaiiatue work a flri the Air Foiee high commaud turned it down m 194,1. I clio l,. wattinie cliief o f, the -A rr-in p s M i’j i , , *] I'tim iiu iiiT iofT the Senate Wai liiVctligaling Com­ mittee that tiic ton ol the late 1’ ieiid rn l Rootcvelt lit r llc r t tet r i ’ r.l ll,r tlrtiim n of the A ir C o ip ,' licit espetf). I hr liriifial agirrd lliat il the plane nittld ,l>i ■ a 1 iaiiuri) -i*1t riiilr* an hour it (lint would.hat* hern the Air l nips' |.*»lr»t plane 1)1 tin I, pc. Clin i1 mail Ferguson titM h T i) ........................ I timt Tom m ie* bent on mvi-nno fo r tha hanging by Irgun Z vsi Lvumi, Jewish underground urgenixatlon. i/f two British sergeant* at Natsnya. PaUitlni- {Killev Lave invest Igntiun of thsf Iwgun ihoaitngs.' A* the funeral procession, led by the chief rabbi and t)i« city eouneillors, approartml the girat synagogue, an armon-d ear man f-jr-.Ly B-Ui? tuuvoJ s*. ward It, Ita Hhfn giin* manneTT and swinging in are*.. The Infor­ mants said'shot* came from the ear as It withdrew.. The Tel Aviv incident touched o ff a series o f sharp elastics. Eight oung Jew* were wounded by gunjre and 16 others were reported injured'in clashes with the police and military. A private source said troops opened fire when a group of young ’J ew s. stormed llsrclsy's Bank and other gioups overturned an army truck and stoned the general post office building. The attack on the Hampshire regiment heailqusrters heir » » ' made against the entrance to the perimeter of ita defenses. The attackers threw two mat­ tresses ovr the barbed wire and tossed in a grenade in an at­ tempt- to brearn the dafinses: Diie of the altarkera wa* shot four limes, and he was found laving to he street, a grenade elute (m t liit M mm I 'f t f f R ial C. P. Uraaington, printing ink and chemical manufacturer, of Cincinnati, Ohio, haa purchased several tracts of land including the C, H. Emerson home in (dike Alary, and plans tu erect a fine brick home facing Crystal Lake, it wa* announced this morning hv Ray­ mond Uall, realtor, who handled the transaction. Other real estate ileaia annnunc ed by Mr. Hall are: purchase by Mr, and Mrs. Carl <1. Kru.rrr of Danbury, Conn, of the1Vine homo and grove on tha south Paula Road west of the Country Club for $9,500. lie altu. stated that Mr*. Morrl# L, Vina haa purchased the II, M. Haven home on West Fifteenth Street for $0,750. R. L, Glenn hat sold hit furnlshed home at 015 West Twenty fifth Street In the Dreamwold Ad ditlon to Arthur Williams for $7^ Jr-'r.kV Bricker Receives 2 Threatening Calls the t iin iiiiiu * * Ima l» , it imai-le to find*any A<r Coip* If ita dialing with tho ex|H‘niiiciiiiil plinic I**tween July, 1942. and* rt,. , ml o f Julie,. 1943. irtw r,-p ro b a b ly w ard nmic bvsti-ii llupii,-* was curt- ducting In- i-t'u dt i c lo im irtiL R s Juhbil tl it ii.tc in June 1941, lie math' t, is p u it tut pcitm m aw ca nhd i ppwi c lt " ii uf ttu 44,ipiu » |.l» n - a* ■!»* request o f _ "‘* lii'W ls I If . H At In.I-1, tlie comliu ii.-lilii' g r n t in l it the A ir F u tc, t Wlufc tin- iilLiiftl was lesti- * fyiug. ctiiuiiiUlci nnb * tuld ieSHtilVN AT THE TOP Is a view of Grand Ib-nd Avenue looking toward the Country Club Rond front LMitlwi - I tiat - y,wfitg Konaevelt lias the Crystal Lake bathing lieach. The aVca Oil the rigid Is'Jiart nf Du- 66,ti71 aquaro' feel of puMk luinb t u n - .tm lt lk d tt- l i i l i f y Iw fure vac,id oil by * 1916 n-snlutlun r>f the County Couiiidasion and now auhjocl of dimpijlo* hy l.nlj- Star) ten ilit* , •jh in iitW E i-Mil M um lay, l.c iin D . m»w je tite d front the la t i r * . t___ Below, ____ is a picture of tho bathing lieach and I.Mtlilomse c u iistriie lrrl by the L a k e .Mur v P m , id patii*. Temhers Atsociatiun. Left. It. H, Kuhnnkn, presidt-nt tlu< P. T. A.; right, James L. FliliU. chsti A rm y , I il a t c .l tlm l t ' I tin) t was l|illll)nl!,'.| IlMitl- fti'lll III* man o f tha P. T. A twarli proj«‘Ct. a- , bid nf i <i i,iiai*suce work 1 l||4111*' 1*4 butt iiVei various * li! Iill*lit - II. Rtttlt tbu i t|a - 1.5|-*rII at Ii'l fMmplaiiita II sin11ithr t| Ml, Sltl Czech Minister Commission Is .Petitioned To Rescind 1945 A ct To Vacate ‘nator Til It 1Is • Relates Motives Seen As Dewey’s Of Meet Boycott Budget Reveals lull (tie Luunty Commission •Tm-wf v, (^ tk2 | ( l m g ( 'O H ( O I l C lO T ‘Aw kw ard Situation” Big Increase In Hoard Caused W ithdrawal From Paris -Pailcy School Expenses! Mix petitions containing « ir i namo wilt hr prrsrnlnj to moiiiiiig leriuesl that a I'M i inoimug in a icqurtl action of the to vacate It , l l i r t*-.,M ialrd I ’ re** S riu tln i lt.it-, it ■ \ T a ft , (R l tain property in ljrkc Mary Lr <rritindrd. Flank Ev.nn, piouit O b io l, erulni -,-il Tv Otiio Itepuliii.-nii* fur tin- tint' invsidentlal mill Like Maiy Jacp.iui and ijniifiim linti, tm riin w ii’d at I ’nsx- I'H A G U E, (T riT im liw akia. Aii|*,. Tract A t Lake M ary I b Sold To Ohioan * I (d't -Fotrign Mtntslri J j i i Ma- Carry-Over B a l a n c e Shrinking Despite saiyk »»id today Ingli Ru*)ian lead­ e n ' bad- '.jro in lfJ• oul'^-lhe -awk- T R e.v c n u Boosts WaliiiLftl of Cmhoslovakia's ac­ ceptance of the invitalitw ' to the j | l(l , rn u liv r icJ,IM| |ludgCL p *m caufsrrncc on thr Marshall |lK|jy by the County ptopmaL [ School Hoard iotluwing a heating Maiaryk, who rcltirned rrccnlly 4| which to, protrsling ciltcrn* from Moscow, told this rrpotlrr appe.irrd. iliow), shows llial exlie had "needed no guidance" In |ieii)f>, imlnding a 33 | ,r n r o t rrslue. even esrliei that hit coun- Inkr in teachrl)’ salarjes, are illi»y might have to withdraw (rom creasing (a ilrr than rrvenues and (he confeteuce. threaten ill thr future to wqte out (Orcfcotlovakia firtl acrepted balance) canted over. Total irceipti' are estimated at a Hiiiith-Frcnch invitation to ditcun thej Matihall prupoial of U. $671,843 for the faming year, S . aid in restoring European econ­ an increase uf $138,597 over the omy. The country latrr withdrew $533,246 of last year. Offsetting the accaplance and i|nrrned any this is about $666,353 total « • participation in thr Maohall pro­ timated expenditure* as compare^ posal talks, a* did Ruina and all with $488,145 last year, an an­ other Eaitcrn European nation) in ticipated increase of $178,208. Thus as Supt. T . W I jw lo n told the Rutiian tphrrr.) Ma*aryk, son of (he founder of to L E . Jordan , 1J . A. Histline the rrpuMlc and himself eilucatrd ant] Herman E Mdrria, the net in­ in tha United States, gave the crease in expenditures is esti­ first dsMled account of his trip mated at $39.611 more than th'f to Mci*e*l» early In July. He assarted that he and Com­ net increase in receipts. It waa pointed out that the munist Premier Element Gottla _____ shrinking, ____ _ wald were not "sent for" and .rarry-over . balance COLUMBUS Ohio, Aug. 1-UP> — Police disclosed today that Senator John W. Bricker (R-Ohlo) had received two threatsnlnjr tel- that had ha readied even liefore ephone calls yesterday ha talked with Prime Minister as *a in mw u lt b extraodlnary pracautSlr M n t S r ttMtha"Kromlin iT)*^ J PS I : y b e r a l a a t under existing elrcumatances, ttl* {S M EJ W night. ant Ona o f tho Ulsphona calls, which police a id they believed D PRACTICE wore made by "cranks," was made to tha Brlcktr home In suburban _ Jr. ex-Marin* ami forupper Arlington a few 'hour* be­ mer ' director of the Lake fore Urn senator waa to taka part city i- school, will start Iwnd M h In a statewide -dinner ■honoring practice Uarly this year In order Senator Robert A- Taft (R-Ohlo) round out a big hand'In time H I game*. All school Instruments lrteltidlng and Grammar School t be present for the the High School at Monday morning. c piupetty owner, annuiimrd HhI h ( I'riln i '-i f.o, ign umt ilm tI hr piiqieity involved is m iV i* tt*- l * * * l m i" nddraa* at Crystal U k e Winter llqmes s .,,. )« Joiobw, I . a " i *.-■ lie a lv , an- tustnwv<l fhrtt 1h* uiHiltl in BKtt jL_nf«a_ rjrvismn and, eml.ras-er ^ T ^ jT m it v lUFT-Tmi w h H h '.rto run on piU‘a||a fed *•! ltreets arul ij.ii^-' o. |. :s «ln o in- returns from hU adjacent to a public liallimg I "a, Ii w estern q ie d tjn g tjip Mi'unwhih- Gov. rhumat E. The land was drdicalni hv tin* let,«■v nf New V«rk wound Up owner, _lhc late A . E . SmJ)l*‘m. it tve-lt riie ’ loin width today on Aug 4, 19211 "to th^puhfir ftleltda Klimilelitt? deelatreij Infnr thru use and consriq,m ,- < i,;i , m1 Ids i'e rk riir for the 1948 |{i-pnlilh-an inrsldetitiat . nonilnfnrever;. to have and to hold at iou. for the use set forth, '.ill -tr* * t \- Jin* New Yorker*a train avenues, alleys, park, and |uil*L* leucbeil Albany, an-nefstea told ground,'' and that the plal « *’ re|a)t4er» they iadlevu alaiut 490 votes mo now assured for- Dewey entered and’ tecorded m the offu ■ on the first bntlot rn Dm CL O. P. of the Clerk* of the Cm ml Cum I tiomitiaiing t-olivettlem. It will requite 547 to nhmipaie. Tlicv also made it clear tiny regard SeuSGti Taft at thla (age as Do- Teaiiing prospeqiya Canning Operations Coil(Slider ntrninwt Dewey. IliKh Despite W eather Along that line, they taid: Dewey probably will not go on Canning operation* at tin- Sam „ tour outside New Y'ork again (In* year unless Tt appears that ford Canning kitrtn-n im West •oippnrt fur Taft is making strong' Twenty fifth Street near Sanford Avenue are almost un a par with heltdw .'IV Neilber Dewey mir TaH has those of last year In tqblu of un favorable weather, Mi*. R b a e je t said he definitely will ba a eamliilate Tim only avowed cqnHutted, director, aald Galav. A few housewives wars, rUtlint* idnte is former Governor HtastSa and peeling peaches for •‘aiuungj of Minnesota. today, ami many more would have been present, said Mrs. -Hu-led. Senator Holland Paya had not a truckload of peaches due Short Visit Here Lest v.ar It was $94,082. For. the, Xo arr|va from Bouth Carolina, ttoatlaaM ea Pss, ■ '* ' |broken down en route. Senator Speaaard Holland, an TtiB kltfh Jh , occupying the titliaby AUl^atorH A re lira area o f a former garage of route bothS to Barlow to attend block construction, -is roomy and bis daughter's wedding, paused a Donated To City Zoo wtll lighted. It haa lots uf table few minute* this afternoon during spneo and (s equipped with 7 gas the train stop at the depot to Recent donation of six baby plate stovei and a large retort for rhat with a local group of greet­ alligators to the Sanford Zoo has pressure cooking, also 15 pressure er* that included Mavor H. J. Gut, Edward lliggin*. H. B. Pop# Increased the gator Juveniles to cookers. * An experimental crop of hub and Andrew Csrrsway. 10 In number. The^r are-In n sep­ “ Hope you didn't mind that arate enclosure o f their own on bard squash waa raised here dur the south side of tha Zoo with Ing tha winter primarily ‘ fnr c extra $100,000 we added to tha SL New York haby food concern.’ A John* River appropriation," Sena­ sums turtles for company. "Mama Possum" has some rmw few were left over for private tor Holland i* said to have told babies, but they are' hard to sea canning and proved a wonderful Chamber of Commerce Manager as she keep* them In her pockeL success for canning, said -Mrs. Higgins, Senator Holland also .In* Two Taxaa typo horned toada. are lluite,l. She declared that thla dicattd that he will be in Sanford trying to get used to tlia Florida squash 1* fin# for plea, and that for the Labor Day celebration on SepL 1, said Mayor GuL ithar. „ . j growers should raise more of IL r r a a lls a e d aa I 'a a r * 1,1 ' . ■ . ‘ M iL ^==H Ei �/ TURKU DAT, AUGUST 1, 19*7 TH E PAGE TW O ’The Sanford The mint im p o rta n t recent development in poltuca the announcement of A. F. Whitney, president of the llrolherhiMKl of Rnilrijud. Traiijmen, Unit In 1918 he Mill Mupixtrt President Truman over any Republican cammlate at all likely to lie nominated. This revernen hin aharo threat a war ago, when the Preaiifent broke thru railroad atrike, to have his organization spend $2,000,000 ” etc9*“ ry’ to defeat Mr. Truman for re-election. Now Whitney nan coaled, and thinks that lalsir might easily have a more unfriendly President. Obviously it is the Taft-Hartley Inw. and President Truman's veto' of it, which has changed his - rU Iinl.l. %Ml 12 UXAS r.ailer <«.imiiu> iu :a v llaalar** Waeaaer thinkjng, |{rutherh(M^|H can j*. useful allies. In 1910 their supiiort of President Wilson, after he had urged pussnge of the Adamson eight-hour law for railroads, heljied turn the scale in his favor. In 1924 they- supported the La hoilutte third party movement. While -this was a waste of effort ns fur us winning was concerned, the railroad men and their families doubtless contributed a large |mrt of La FollalW* AJUJttOOO votes, votes which either mnjor party would have Uen glad to secure;* Part of the Republican confidence for 19-Ip was mti»crd on the theofy that they had the anti-lubor vote sewed up, while the President had hojwlessly antagonized the unions. This theory may have to In.* revised. Ifcaak*. r*»*t«Mek* » " * "■ rslerrslaroeal* !•*• *k#' * » n liln i l« * * k will k» cka SI rvaalar **•' Inins* N*M**a|wr >1*1 II i m . I s r v „ | i i » r » l » _ T > « In Ike n n lln n sl -ttel* -n w -** •" * o f t l r e * a re n in ln ln ln e* In I enl H llen In Ike ernnli prfnetent kenH nnntler* la. • n n * See, V - t k . ______ Tfc* l le r n l* In n n,Vn«k»r A s M r l n l r * P rrn * w k lrk I* • „ l s , l , r l | I " Ike « “ rn lln n • « a ll Ik r ln .n l n » w « • n Ifcl* n » o » r » * » t J « • w r ll ' Gallup A n d The Plan ((•alia *.* lisas r » s « Os.) Sanford, Florida agreement restricting BriUsh im­ ports, Including food inuxirts, July St, 1047 from other nations. Kdltor.' ■ Under the agreement Britain The Herald. . may not Increase her expenditure, Dear Sif: . ' Karly Sanford History U eff* in other nations, except those with lalnly fascinating. Doea ar\j old war-damaged economies, If the in­ creases are made at the expense timer remember a Mr. Glotrer. an English naturalist? The bath house he built near a well on the land my father bought from Mr. Fox (father of Mist Martha and Mr. Meade Fox) ami Mr. Cwynn was moved to make a part of "Jh-* Shark" that'We Aral lived in on the farm. . Mr. Clover wrapped hla ankles in strips of cloth soaked in ktrosenr. to keep the red bugs off, before hr put on hia puttees and boots. when, he wynt ir\tn the swamp for sprclmsn. He took' a great many pictures which he 1st-. w .... w w „ M„ . ersnyrtC that he sbowsd on slides i |a„ , |n ti,„ other dominions, she •to audiences in England. _ i her imports for pounds sterBut that's all I remember o f '" ' him. Could thls.be the flret publi The 'governmertl source city abroad of Sanford after It wai incorporated as Sanford? Yours very truly Lucca Chappet Lot ^11 The Gallu|T Poll has had its ear to the grouipl listening C ar Price Increased to the rumble of public opinion Hbout the Marshall Plan. . By G e n e ra l. Motors i. ____ By the findings of'thc polL-about half the voters have heard or read alnml the plan, and the majority of them are in favor of its sup|>ort. They also approve of the idea of giving large credits to Europeans to s|>end in this country for their every day needs. Voters agree with our decision •1ft go ahead'vrilhotR. llusciaa co-operntien. AKitb wl this favorable sentiment, one check is noted. No one wants taxes raised to support any European program. . No doubt the average voter has been convinced that taxes could have been lowered during -the* last session 0f Congress. The people aru sure that enough revenue is llllll.K > HKBK FOB TODAY nitT IF YOU HAVE FAITH GOD W ILL STUKNGT1IBN YOU A f i ^ N ^ MDCH II r> M I L I A ■LION: For I lie go.*! that I wmld | do do not; but Ihe evil which I would not do that I do.— Il'iniana ||,,w IxKtkmaking wuikr lutltalol by wliat h»|il>cn Ailluii Lillman ul Milwaukr turnrtl lu» lilctimr «avi IjltpO O over In * gang pi (rack luul* wlm ran hi* wi ai»api*t*ini with nevrr got a cent his saving* l>**k [oral iinlciw Iht^ |H'ople who ibid and work. lie new* i t . bad I ' mm •» the icpoii lli* l n?w h*i irsrhril an all exceeding the balmy iwiimi nl the boom. Duong ihe first sevrn *nonlhs.«d this ycsi nrw liuililmg got underway. And this, despite all the obstacles in llie w *y* of new consliuclmn • Jet .Steam Power Now ronum lb*' j«il atenin cngiiic for trucka and buHaCa. II in not yet in uw. but nmin jvill la*. Tb« jxiwcr cornua fr*im a aniaJI lioilcr tinintf alriiost any kind of Ihitlid fuel. There nn? Haiti to Ik* no genr.** to nhift anil no clutch or trannmiH«ion. Almo.nt any liquid fuel tan la? uned, antl.uueh n vehicle could travel a huntlretl milea for r»7 cent**. ' •Judifihir from thin anti Vnrioun othyr ultra-modern vehicieH now complerc*! or nearly ho. there need Ik> no fenr of lack of tnimiportation in any form. Hut It might tluvelop eventually that man would Ret tired of auch gadgeta, and «evk rather the pleanureH of home nml the duvelopmwnt p f- h ln ’ o w n rumlI. I ii mum! o f -um thia-proceoH British Crisis \ 1 la tP U H HOl P F »* P£' 576'- HE f f M C i H i 5 A Y 'MUCH O W . i G f < DETROIT, Aug. IT DPb- Gen­ era! Motor* Corp. today aoiuuinc, d a two-to ilx percent increase in the list prices of all paasenger car* effective immediately. * "Frire adjustment* •on ’ IperifV models anil laxly style* will be established inftlvidually by the division* involved," the announce ment said. . . , .' Cadillac. Ilulck. Oldslirobile, PoiBiac and Chevrolet passenger cars were affected. . • President.C. E. Wilson said the company's flrat general price Imost since last November wal necessitated liccaum “ inerm. ed costa of troth lat*or and materials I ■as* qow- tow-great—forrO enm it] Motor* to possibly absorb through Improved processing and the o*e of better machines and tools, or, from any potential increase in volume." He cited what he termed a 12 percent increase in labor costa liecause of April's wage agreement with the CIO United Auto Workrrs. as well a* rising costs of steel, pig iron and other materials. — g u t SHUCKS.' r o u C A I N ' PuT P A T IN N O S A C K f N T o T t IT HONE, Mrs, J. I). W o o d ru ff [Connie McCall Given Honors Miss McCall Luncheon Thursday FRIDAY. AUGUST 1. 1947 H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A SA N F O R D FO R U M Herald O r l s W r XT. ISIS, a l Ik e • • • « ' *>•»•! I f S e a le r * . S 'U rM a . a a S r r Ike A e f I'an a rT aa e f M i n k * . ISOT. Al* HM1I SANFORD Stafford Cripps, president of the government's board o f trade, had expected to diaruta Amtlo-Domin­ ion trade with William Clayton, U. 8. under secretary of state- for economic affairs, in I’ aris yester­ day. . . . He rould not confirm that the subject actually was discussed at the Cripps-Clayton conferenc-t but said if it was not, it would be at a later conference. Rumors flowed freely ip Icon, don's financial district as cabinet ministers labored over crisis plans. The government source cmnhati^allv denied one Yeport, published by financial writers, that the gov­ ernment might impute minimum prices on stocks to forestall any possthle panic on the stock market, which has been slumping for two weeks. He discounted, too, reports that the government might requisition the remaimlrr of British-held stocks In dollAr concerns to bolster Its dwindling dollar resources. Financial circles speculated that the government might abandon its plan to nationalise the steel Industry. The source said that this specu­ lation was entirely unfounded, but added that the government hoped to Induce the executives of the privately-owned steel plaids to keep their Jobs after the Industry is brought under public owner­ ship. To achieve that end, he said, thr government will modify Ita nationalisation plfcn, which Indus­ try has criticised sharply. .' •T h r source would not claboiate. Atom Bomb (m ils in l proapect that we can avojd war, and make thk peace permanent," Devera- said. "The guarantee of sure, swift retribution will cer­ tainly deter any would-be agressor." The General said It was- “ Im­ probable" that any future agrrsFast driving reduces clarity «.f sor would attack until he held vision and Induces ocular failgut. weapons equal to his Intended vic­ tim. Only.the United States has yet disclosed possession of a work­ able atom bomb, althoe-k othyr nations are worVIng'on them. Devera described three "dangera" from "too-vivld predictions of victory through air powar." - you o tv B y o u »T / K ts hind the atom bomb may-develop. Or air power may be devilo|HSl to the neglect of land and sea power. . ' Devers expressed regret that “ radical demobilisation hat so D r. C hnrles L . I’ ersons OpInmetriMt Sanford AtUntic Bk. Bldg. Hours; 9-I2 1-5 Phone 296 Set. 9-12 F.ves Examined • Glands billed D IC K A I K F N S IN G S llcclnnlng Next . Monday Aug. I, nl A: 15 p. m. "Dick regular -Sponsored trass »*■■• O a e l- diminished it (the Air, Farce*i i* lire that it J* nuw' the world! moat powerful force only in terms of technical superiority and know, how.**. ‘ r . . . A ' "Autonontv for the *Alr Four, will hot mean much if we stint on rrsrarrh ami development on planes, and on trained men to fly and maintain them,” he added. CM? U F i W heel Balancing C ." « C . W e ls h WELSH TIRE SHOP It coals .no more lo get good service from an Insurance agency than It costs for Indifferent atten­ tion. In case of a fire loaa you need the be*11 Why not Jilare your confidence in ial Calender program' for the Youth habrg held at the. First XVChurch from Aug. 3 to S E R V IC E SEYPND THE CONTRACT Mable Chapman, director of activities at the church. Week la being conducted by outh Caravan-which will aromorrow from Apopka, the first day at tha Week rogram will be as follow*: A. I t . , church school ievo: 10:00 Sunday school class. ,:00 morning worship; 6:13, •skte supper; 1:00, classes IntlRnediatea, Senior-Young c snd fur Adult u,.ri,rr»: tvrenlQg worship and at 0:00 Uro­ gram each Hay Mon. thru H. J AM ES GUT AGENCY J- ** c d artivitirs, br-inc » member rif . "The Honor". t» which sluilept* ICC1 an- lapped -for —n-vrnrtirgrtrnrtcr-~ ship find iclw>l*r*hip. .She nl.->o red- appeared In "Wliu’ t Who in Unlv* irrd ersilirji and 'CoHegerV heir * Mr. Brown!,, graiuiatcd front ncr, Seminole High School in IlMO ami son wa* In his Junior year nL. thn Sunday School * Miss This Chance O f A Life Time To-Furnish Your Home A t A Mere Fraction O f Regular Prices— . - 5 f f . *---- r —j e*^ c CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY. , A LLIA N C E CHURCH On Sanford • Orlando Highway Glenn K. Smith. I’xitor Sunday: 10:00 A. M. Bible School. Mr- A. YVIeboldt, SupL , 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Pastor's Subject: "Herod’s Addltions." », 7:46 P. M. Evening Service. An Informal service of eong A gospel message. The pastor'*will speak on: “ The Suddenness Of Temptation.” ’ -All ar* welcome to attend. 9:45 a. m FIRST PRR8BYTBRIAN, CHURCH I The pastor speaks at the m orning and evening hours Sunday. . W elcom e Building is aircooled SALES T W IC E D A IL M unicipal A irp o rt FOR E V E R Y O N E A T T E N D IN G T H IS SALE .. B. I). Brownlee, I). D., i'aslar Rev. Deaglas R. Charles. Assistant Pastor 9:46 A. M. Sunday 8chool for all age*. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship 7:00 P. M. Young I'eopje 8oclely will meet with the Methodist Young People cl the Methodist Church. i' *• 8:00 P. M. Union Worahfu Servld* at the Methodist Churrh. . * Oy AT YOUR OW N P R IC E AND TAKE U P T O 12 M O N T H S TO P A Y . A N D A L L OTHER b - ■• ■ CUSTOM ARY r. S E R V IC E S A T Y O U B D ISPO SA L; ' •______ L_u______ _ SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Hevenlk Htraet and Kins A Venn* Sabbath School 9:80 A. M. and church service 11:00,A. M. Satur­ day!. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening* at 8:00 o'clock. Wednesday: 2!U0 P. M. Jtccrrational Program for the Young People of UMjChhpel. . Wednesilav: 8:00 P. M. “ Ilnurs o f Power Service." SOUTH HIDK BAPTIST CHURCH 9lh and Laurel Avenue llev. Wilson Flack, Pastor . Millard Hunt. Director Yonth Actlvite* 9:46 A. M. Sunday School". ' 11:00 A. M. Morning Sergrire. 7:1)0 p. M. Young P e o p l e ' * Meeting. 8:00 P. M. Evening SHfWce. 8:00 I'. M. Wednesday Service. Everyone Is cordially invllml to attend, first yr xtnTrTXTT'hm r innili ntiey'Ti»ir1 Ibfir labor i l they can increase thru prices lo offset the rising costs. Brn«»t coal operator it U . S. Steel which has just announced « $ ) a ton increai* la the price | of . M to cover increases in the I costi of making steel. This in-! crease w ill, of epurae. b« ill Ihe price of aulosa^Ues. lam . equipment and a ll the other things m a d e from steel w hkh tha coo- cnuifni op ciirist, 8CIF.NTIBT H00 East Second Street 9:46 A. M. Sunday. School, 11:00 A. M. Morning Service. Subject: "Love." ' . 8:00 P. M. Wednesday Prayer Service. • Reading Roem Hours 8:00 to 5: 00 P. M. Tuesdays and Friday*. Sunday School and Wednesday evening meeting* have been dis­ continued for the summer. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Park Avenue and Third S ired J. Bernard Root. Minister Sunday School 10:00 A. M. — - Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Sermon Subject: ^’ Higher Valuee" FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Park Avenue at‘ Fifth Street J. E. Mrftlnley, Minister 9:46 A. M. Church School for all age*. . , • 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. 'Sermon by Dr. George Thomas, Solo: "The Holy C ity" by Mr. Charlie Morrison. 6:46 P. M. Youth Activities. H:W P. M. Union Service led by Youth "Caravan". Special rauilr by Young Peo­ ple’s Choir. * • ■ *I A | the lim e i^ f the recent eox'l selllemrnl * J y n \ k h n L It w ii managed In VQ|piie fnolher kigl wage inerrsse and nlhcr econamu I concessions from ibe coal opera tor*, we msiie so bold ** to SUg-l gesl that «' conspiracy might ex ist between Rig Business snd Bigl Labor to bilk the American pub be- W liai do Ih frlh it e°*l "P-| S P R IN G F IE L D & W IN C H E S T E R $ | 0 .8 5 and $1 J - 85 ,• • M A R L I N & W IN C H E S T E R . n, Roll Action .— DinirfilcUrH Honor* Bisliops A t . Buai'h lieach party nnd "buffet lUpprr given by Mr. i-ml Mr*. J u i"" Dlngfrldn who are -pen-ling tin summer at Daylium lieach. Swimming wa» enjoyed during the aftern-Kin Ebllowlng whirh’ re­ freshing drinks wrrr *rrvr:l on Ihe terr»f>- • -verkwhing Ihe* ocean. Supper W«* sum d from n birtg table on the terrm r and r-atrn try ramllrlii'l'i- An altrnrtiv« lamp was givrn lo the honmte* by the T1io*c invlled la be with Mr end Mi Bishop were Mr. and *Mrs. Dm-cld Jones, Mr. and Mr*. Braxton IViklax, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hindi*, Jr., Mr- *o<l Mrs. Dais Scoti. lr - Mr. ami Mrs.’ Rich* ard Brown. Mr. and Mr*. -Ham Marllrih. Mr, and Mr*. Ed ShinHolser. M> and Mrs. David Smith and Mr. *nd Mrs. Dmiglns SDnsJrom. Al Mis* Ellrnlo-tli Whigham. Ml*/ Martha Wight. Mis* Jean Hati-r, Mlsa Margarrt Dinglelder ar»l . Ml** Joyte I W l i l Leyttr. O u th *, Bobby Newman, Jbhri Pope. Billy Epps and Simon 'Dipgfeldct. . M nryllidln m l To JVcd Of IntrieU of florid* I OUghout the state announcement Sen. and Mrs. Holland of liar•ngagrmrtit and irriage of I heir Groover, to Jefavis, son of Mr. e Edward la-wi* made today i Hpeeaanl Liud low. Fla. of | approkrhing daughter, Ml ferson D»*ix and Mrs. Ge of 7>llah A* liana for j l wedding whirl* will be perfon d on Sept. II al the First Ml odist Churrh In announced »! * Bartow will ^ Istpr date j I t i f r C u ttin g ‘ • ' P h on e 1351 * RhnmpotM • W Hciaxurs o r ra zo r th a p ln c arrordln g O p tn rvenlnjn*. nty r«*ld rn ( ____________ __________ --------------------------- - Clip M agaxlne T y p e ______$ 9 7 - 5 0 - $ y j.5 Q - $ 3 jL 0 0 W IN C H E S T E R P U M P ....... $3^j M OSSBERG, A U T O M A T IC $ a li S A T U R D A Y IS A B S O L U T E L Y T H E L A S T D A Y $10 AND A TRUCK m ICaat F lra l S t r r f l 17 M A G N O L I A Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Hunter weir called l « Charlotte,. N. O. on Tu<-; dav lersutr of the ib-nth of himother. Mr*. It. L. Hunter, win ha* liren a. winter Visitor In Ban ford for many year*. Sydney O. Chase and II • S A N F O R D B E A b T Y Si .109 P a rk A ven u e . Mr. nml Mr*. \V. C. Timur mwl tl ('liri'iiiK plan lo laava tn;nnr> !.!( .1 ZT- i • K. nis,, row“ fIn vi*ii refstives in' m Clen >oti, 8. C. and Anna|Hili*. Mil. .Clar.mcr will also »|ieixj *omc time n: l "iig lienrh, N. Y. with Bobby “ xi. Following tin wedding the couple are planning to return In Temple whore they will I k* atuilenla. Thn:wadding will lake place in the First Pfeabytri la>* Churrh of Sanford- -r «X J A 9X -nf- 6:00 o'click; Dr. K. D. Brownlee .will officiate at the n-remony. N*> In* vitation* are t*ing Ipaued hut frtciula o f liiq i iu|tle arn invited. 9th Sunday after, Trinlt; «:30^A, M. Holy comrpun CARDS Good Selection O f 22 R IF L E S Mrs. II. 0. Drake and ehlldreo. Martren and Henry, have return• d to their home in Gasloiu*. N. C. after spending several week with Mrs. Drake's parents, Mr. and Mra. II. W. Tnrnel. CHURCHES ft, Telephon e 1328 c l tn,|av f»ort»> rX ytM n- Iteoeh wlrere they havo Imeti spending ihe post month. I’cnrC Evening W orship 8:00 p. m A!|t TR A V E L rlu tilre n , l>ean and K a re n , re tu rn , ening will be ov«r a t ! Johpaon. T ra in in g Union . 6 :45 p. m S Father Mark T. Carpenter and Mr*, ( ’arperlrr and their two he -attended Stetson - -University and received hi* Bachelor of Science degre- He hx» Ju*i com­ pleted hla. firnt rear at Temple Medical 8clu>.,| in (’ hiladriphia,1 M orn in g W orship 11:00 a. m LE S S T R A V E L T IM E A L L O W S M O R E S E L L IN G T IM E Florida Airways’ fnsl fllgtfl KchcdulcM In your modern enna -of building lilgger and Letter Kales recordn. ou’ll find H’A GOOD BlISiNKSS TO — - F.dward Marshall left on Wed­ nesday for Nampa, Idaho where he will take up hi* teaching duties in an experipiental high school in connection with the Unlvetaity o f Idaho. , The Truthseeker* class of the Flrat Me'hhdlst Church held their regular mee'lng with a picnic Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J. C. Cowan at loike Mary. The huslnes* meeting began at Corine Desham Is 10:30 A. M. with Mr*. J. H. Craw Honored On Birthday fo n L ..p re s id e n t. >D.. W. 8 T W t o ; snd^MW' T K WHion Mr. and Mni.'-OharfM ’ Dexharn taking part. A covered dish luncheoij was honored their dsuightar, Corine, with a birthday party om Tuesday •treed and. Mr*. Thornton gave In honor of her second .birthday. an Interesting tribute to Mrs. F. The rooms of the Desham bonAl £ . Slelnmeyrr who was teacher • were decorated wi^r arrangementf V If the clast In KH4. Mr*. o f tlnnlas and greenery. . ' Those present Includ'd: Games were played during the I Rada laird. Mrs. Ella Irish. Mrs. evening tritb prises being wonr by Eve El lie. .Mr*. R. M. Mason. Mr*. Mrs. Curtis- fla g tea. and II. A. I'F. B. Adam*, Mr*. J. C. Bolton, Manning. Lata in Ihe evening Cor. I Mra. F.' E. Steinmeyer, Mr*. JeanIne was presented with her birthdsv cikr which was Iced with whlta frosting and decorated w|th pink and green rosee. Tha cake was served with Ice cream. Those attending the party with Corine were Mr. and Mrs. E. J. ' lis t l| I" " " tbr gnvrinmrnt fo ■ things nnlxalv elrc- tould. is lhlype of busidess msn the Communiils arc cv^kffitly talking about when they »«y "burin*** nun. I f f bad-lhc inude.track straight lo liic Wli.tr lb>u*c. be got con tracts fpr wliil^ clr|)h*nt» duriny thr war v*lim tlir bou»cwivcs wen taking tail* and pans off tbr pan' liy sbclvrs to help nut in th< nationwide drives for scarce ilemr. And as onr wilnet* testified the oilier, day. "We can make gooc' profit out of it ." / Hul temembei ■ lbi». prnfilrenng/ business men . wouldn't prnittrry • on govemmen' -- Truthseckera Hold Picnic A t Lake M ary Sanford, Fla. ‘ ‘ BiR-IdjUle-Yoo'' Henry Kaiser wlio could get million dollar con coopeistr. // / 15 • e —-— m Miss Connie McCall, whose mar­ riage to James Alford of Talla­ hassee will-be an event of Aug. 0. announced today the plans for her wedding. Dr. R. D:'Brownlee will perform the ceremony at 8:30 o'clock ah the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Her matron of honor will he Mra. Lea .Moore and bridesmaid* ar* Mr*. David NusMekal'of Win­ ter Park. N ,M Martha Perkins. Mias Nancy Collum and Miss tlene Caswell of Orlando. The bridegroom's father. J. (L Alford of Tallahassee, will per­ form the duties of best msn snd uthnrs will be the bridegroom's brothers. Charles Alford ami-Jul­ ian Alford, also Davkl Nusbickel and Ray Fox. Fri. over Station WTRR Ynu'vr lieaul sImuiI (he.inluili*' instintli o l ilic .Indians in bfini sble lo pierlicl when a hurri­ ha.* h ardly' ntnrtcd. cane is coining? .Will- the setrel hat lin-illy Ir.ikrd out. Thi^it how Y A H D L E Y V E N E T I A N l» L IN D S lliey do il. ''(*«n you slwsys Irll Amerlra'a Ylrnl Brauti(ul lumlnnm •• Cedar — Piillshetl Alumiauns when * slofm H turning,” a InurA*k Me For Free Kallmate ill aikrd one nl our JScnlinole STEVENS -• 617 W. Hnhinmn - Dflnmln hrsvr* "Yes," replied the Indian. . Rhone 2-0729 "M e always Irll." “ Well, how do you know)" atkrd the tourist. "M r gnllum radio, thr Indian triilinl. ''Me lulen lo Wealhyi E= _ ’.Pamc Mumter * Alllee, in Dy­ ing lo redeem the Irageily o' post-war Hiitain. .announcer * cu in ill# aimed loicev. a reduclioP * in im|KMl» »«». necessary to main lain The Hritiih standard ol .livirt^r ami a slrp-up in ei|»orlt something on wluth this "nstiol ol shopkeepers" dri»endi for »*» T fty flliirn c e When He was run ning for olhee, he promised tin Rrilish people ''housing.'' Bui there has bee* little improvement over Chunhill’s frank "Wood. _ xwral and tears." . Ouida Fennell W eds Connie McCall Tells John M orris July 27 Plans For W eddin g MONDAT impressive cere le No. 10 of the W.S.C.S. of mony Ouida ________ urrelle Fsnnsll, first Methodist Church will daughter of Mr. and Mra. Fennell at 8:00 P. M. at the homo of • f Sanford, became the bride of J. R. Iloolshkn, Z21X5 palmet- John Morris, sen o f Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Morns of Bartow. The lea at the W.S.C.S.—of the caramany was performed by Dr. Methodist Church will meet J. Ralph Neale on July 21 at the DO Pr-M. as follow*: No. 1 Presbyterian manse in Archer, n WlB"lUIU| IW Ik vvi FIs. MljH r* W J.• IM » .m Crawford, ' tvenue; No. 2 at the Church Summer flowers were used In e x : No. 5 with Mrs. Uro- decorating the rooms o f the manse i’ illiams, 302 Oak Avenue; whlbh was lighted with burning with Mrs. Claude Herndon, tapers. lagnolla Avenue and No. 9 Tha bride wore for her welding Mrs. Ii^lph Thompson. I'JlH a powder. Mur gown with white t 'Avenue. . accessories and a corsage of board meeting of the Pres- sweetheart roses and tuberoses. an Woman' auxiliary will Miss Jeanne Neale o f Archer serv­ at 2:30 P. M. ed the bride as maid of honor and neeting of all-Sum . school John Fennell of Sanford perform­ ra and teachers of the I’ rew- ed the duties of beat man. an Ahurch will be held at Following a abort honeymoon p. lr. • the couple will reside in CainesTUESDAY , Friendship league of the vllte where Mr. Morria is attend­ rgatlonal Church will meet ing the University o f Florida. !i\ the tell Mr. and Mrs. Morris' will Pariah House at 3:00 P. M. move their residence to Melrose. Fla. where Mra. Morris will re­ gram Announced sume her teaching duties at the Consolidated School. or “Youth W ee k ” Connie McCall was honorMrs. J. D. Woodruff entertslne.1 ' Mis. B. W. Turner left yester­ yesterday at 23)0 o'clock with a t-d with a luncheon at I 2:00 o'clock day, (or Tampa to visit-her bro­ detferi-bridge honoring Miss Con-, 'on Thursday gjven by Mrs. Charther, C. L. Morrow.' who is ill. H H j whoso _____ inarrlago _ „to ...................... nir BMcCall lea Nlblsck. Mrs. J.' B.. Jones, and' James Alford will lie an event of Mr*. J. II. Jones, Jr. at the Lm gMr. and Mrs. W. It. Tunnl- Aug. ti,. Mrs. Woodruff used ar- wood Inn in l-ongwood. Ouesta cliffe have returned from a vacat­ rangementa of mixed summsr were seated at a T-shaped table ' ' ‘ *was rovrred wtth white ion spent In pointa in Michigan flowers-In decorating her hnmj. I which Curtis were seated at Individual cloths a,nd_ decorated with !<eaut|. and Ohio. (able* where the dainty dessert ful arrangements of astrl dahl­ ___________ . small corsage . _ oj aster < was assisted_ |las. A Friend* of O, II. Smith will .re­ was served by the hostess W. T. gret to learn that hr i* confined liv her house* g u e s t Mrs. ........... “ I plarcd at each guest’s place and to the Ferhald Laughton Memor­ Davis. Seyeral progressions u“ bridal plaeecardi jniirkrd tljr *eat... . . . hlgl _ Ing arrangement - ■ ial Hospital with n broken foot. bridge .wtvre. enjoyed wjth Misa Kathryn, The hostesses presented the Prise being 'won ‘hy ................. * Mr*. Cladvs Cooper and Wiggins and' acpjcno was s warded' honorre with a Kitchen 8crapho.>k, Bulilwr o f Camilla, Ga., will to 'Miss JJaphnc Connelly., Miss a hook of reclpns- Tlmso atb-mligg rive today to visit frlalhes MrCall was prrVcntcd with a gift | With Mix* McCall were Mrs. Kmas a remembrance of the. occasion met McCall. Mrs. II. (2. Fos. Mrs. Sanford and loike Mary. Those present with Mlaa McCak B. 8~ McCall. Mrs. II. II. Mrf.sll, Friend* o f Mrs. Bhlce Laney were her ___ mother. Mrs. Kmmet Mc­ Mrs. P. W. McCall. Mrs. II. F. Mr­ . ; „ v Mv.rv, Mrs. ”Davis' will regrrl to learn (hst she i» Call. M r*_L*e Moore, ** ’ Cowan and Mrs. Den Jones nnd ill and rnnrinrd to her home on and Mra. Donald Bishop. Alio iNe Mrs.- Mark Jones » f Oviedo and . Mrllonvllle Avenue. Misses Mary ‘ . Ann Whe|thel. Kath-- Mrs. D. C. Nusbickel. ‘ is. Daphne Connelly, ryn Wlgifin: Gene Caswell and Kluabeth Alls n Mr*. Charlotte Irland ha*» re- Sylvia Meisch, Jackie Brotchi centiy moved from Syracuse. N. Y’ . lo Sanford to make her home. She ia assistant manager o f the l« n l Sears. Roebuck -Order Office. i * North Pnrl i fifl Iaipyj jn Hiriacrn equipment a have been 4n«tailed, including int rr 8 o ftb n er your nerd*. kfio* Jackie Cameron left Im Ii for St. Petersburg w hey ano \vil vhnt—for-rrlxmt -10—day* •**—*>hgUesl of Mix* Joyci v a t arr«mp»nie,| to lier mother. Mr*. 4, M. Cpmeron nnd her guest, Mr* Harry llan»cf>.' also o f St. r f b Mr*. E. M. Bwnlm relurnetl I »*t night front a family reunion h-ld ill PrrrV, Fla. at the home of her mother. Mrs. J, F. Jrrnlgan. Thl* was the First tipw nil mejnbrea •■( the family hail lwi-n together klnoe they wen* children. Tlmsr aUen-lIng wore Mr. ami Mr*. Cecil Proc­ tor of Oneco, Flo.. Mr. and Mi*. Jiu-k Arrington o f I’ctry, Mr*. K. M. Hwalm. Mr*. F. Iw Carter nnd non 1)111v of Florence. 8. C . Mr*. E. M. Maddux of Troy. A la . Mr. ami Mr*. Carl Vcrwn and children Ronnie Carol n.rd Skipper « f Mar­ ianna and Frank Jt rjalgan. . - ^ A guariuilnn o f a W p in ? com fort- lhal'n whnt fives HV.D. Inlwl meatus in Ihruo nllrnctive pajamaa. Sec that Hnurrt notch laprh Them'a tin rnllar (** hunch up and irrilnle tin * luil Itlfthl. And IlH’y'rn cut lo give y*iu plrnlv of leg and firm room. 3,800 IntindneH gunrantee (hey’re wanhahtc. r STr.BB O lliers :tl $3.95 AIR - CONDITIONED �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA PA G E FOUR tend the meeting. I.att night the Pcd* rattled the liotrdt with 11 hits In the twi­ light contest to paate a 3 to 1 de­ feat on the Pirate*. P in t baaeman Ralph flatterfield pardd the Fed attack oil tfca Letiburg mound ttaff at'he bang­ ed out tla itfa llet in teven appearancat at tha plat* in tha two tilt*. Ctrl Kettle* worked on the hill for the Fed* in th* opening game and limited th* Bur* to five Mat­ tered knock*. The Pits tea-ecuved their only tally o f ’ the content In th* eighth frame after Crunwold doubled tu deft renterfleld, an error by KetUaa and a pater,1 ball brought Grunwdld Across the By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. Herald Sport* Editor Big BID Stanton la allied to hurl tonight'* tilt against th# Dayton* IWarh 1*1*1* and John­ ny Tomat and Carl Kettles will receive thr rail io r hiu aaalgnmanta againat the Iilet* her* tomorrow night In the twin bill. Manager John Kridrr announc­ ed thl* morning. Kridrr h u not y*t decided who will hindl* lh* iy when Augoa- " Sanford draw flrat bipod In the ■eeond Inning on a two plv poke by Satterfield and a tingle by Bill Lewi*. Th* final Fed tallies came in the alxth. Satterfield alngled, ami Dave Bride doubled to tear* Satterfield. Lcwla. jam­ med I two base blow Into right field, acoring Bride. Jack MrCammon opened «n the hill for the Krd* In th#> eecond unu gave p in n y ui game,t and plenty of ovjuenrt? evidence that lie la going to make the Fed* a mighty potent hillinan. MrCammon workrd 6 2/3 In­ ninga and allowed the vltltor* but one safety during hit tour o f doty. However. The 'Sanford Celery Fed* con­ tinued their bid fur tha first divi­ sion by taking a twin bill from Island Park In Daytona Beach for ‘ a tingle tilt, and tomorrow eve­ ning the leiete return to the Muni­ cipal Park for a twin bill, which rue netted the Fed* two more runt and the margin o f victory. _ /• Tht tilth Inning uprlaing by the Plrttea wa* the reault of four f n t tickcU. W o hiu and an error. trtm U i e i i ■ ix iu t H ii H.lttr. r( ll*irtnatun. c timer!, lb iUitinurk. H UrUfiweM. lb Judy, v MCJIaliin. M T yJ .r, It lla t it n t io n . 1 1 a flllu n n k u T f Mutter, tb « • Men.,fl.l'l lb Bride, 4 * *1*1 '* l 1 *U J 0e o <> cf Lewie, c Kettle* p , • 4 *1 *I o* * ( It < *1 ’ »* s* jl Total* f* * II *J II a - fl.l.t out f « t Ifariln glon ln “ ,h. I^eiburg M* SANFORD **t *1*—I t ie MJ * * » —I Kirova. Ilvrflnaloa. Kelllea Rum batted lui lewl*.Bride. Ten-M o httei Kattri fielit Z. llettlneton llrlite l^wlv, lltunweld. BtoUe liim < riy lW r 1-ake, llrld* Sent' fn * i; F R ID A Y , Caineavllte _ 000 000 210 - 3 . 5 ■j-f t Second .punt Orlando- . 010 110 020 .,6 - 8 f* * • •' Rot on no, llelner and Sllllwetl; Divide t w in Bill * 8 '• D eU nd , 010 000 100 * 3 . 7 - 3 Leepar, Coker, Hoag and Leiphart. Jontt. Hyde and Abreu; Kinnamon The DeLand Red Halt and the and Ma&emki. Seventy-five , percent ,df all Orlando Senator* continued ' to Study activities In the elementary tchool require reading ability. battle for tha third slot In tha Palatka OOtf dbO 0 - X - 3 Florida Stata League t tin dings Day (one Beach ... 000 080 X last night at they tangled in a Too Late To Classify twin attraction at Conrad Park.. Thaobold and Toncoffj Gaddla and The Rad Hat* tripped the Sen­ Wait FOR 8 M .E : -Easy Spia Dryer Second gam* ator* In tha opener by * 4 to 3 washing machine. 100,00. Mm. OO0JJ03 OO0 - 3 , 7 - 3 margin, bu tthe. Senator* bounced Palatka W. II. Welboldt, 1 block north hark in- th* night hap to chalk Daytona Beach _ 200' 001 20X - 6 school. >Eatarprl**, 'Florida. Call up a 5 to 8 victory. Chuck Aleno • 6 - 0 Saturday morning only. SUbtlfeld reappeared in tha Hat Unaup and Loveya and ‘ Paollck; H ELP W A N T E D - Young man went hltJea* In eight tribe to with High School education to the plate In tba two till*. Th* lowly Daytona Beach flt Augustin# „ „ 104 000 203 * 10 I»leta trimmed tha alxth placa Palatka Azalea* In . a pair o f contest* at Daytona Beach. Wally Gaddi* tosaed a thrae hit ahut out, 3 to 0 In tbo op«n«r a n i C H O IC E Stubby Stabalfald won a 6 to 3 decUton in the after piece. Liqu ors Wi nes - B e e r Tha 8t. Augustin# Saint* chop­ ped another gam# o ff th* GkinaaH a v e Installed villa U-Man a league lead by drub­ New Beverage Dispenser bing tha pare tetter* In a 10 B I L L 'S P A C K A G E S T O R E and B A R 112 W. First 81. . • Phon* 880 Double pier* V.lvm ock, u fo r t RINGING. YOU THtRlSTTODAY and t v m DAY hintilmiil't I •inly, 1b p bllerrliiatun. (io n nnlr. " p~ Total* IACH PROGRAM MrMetiuv, Tylvr, Jl llarrlnirion, rf Adults - lOo OPENS 12:15 P. M, DAILY Children*! Jc L a st p a y Friday! Sunday and Monday Fredric March CHARLES LAUGHTON Iji'ke. *|b Murray. Zb Mattvrft.ld. lb Bride, cf Font, . MrCammon, p Tomat, P Total. • a—»tn*l».r i for b— eroundad c—r*n for a a 1» I I I I It (IrunwaM tn *th oat fo r I-em lv In #tt». Btvbbln* In l.ewbur* " a m h iu . F.rrOrV. llali. *$0 tei Kman, t U h v , M m ia v:; Runt ba tleitar field, U-Uvituv. Hat MLcs M iserables” X, Ituinaaraer. Hacrltlrvvi McMarnw. Saturday Only! P cnom •E FEATURE7# *. nu bv MrCammon •»n 1 In e innlns*. • run*: of (knnilth a In j. e run*; o f ^rCatnm on t In 1 l - I Innlna*, tone o ff Tomat 1 tn r |-l In B'nea. a run., i |id nllch T^mn Winnln# pttchar: Mrr'ammon. I.»» Ing pitcher. I.vmly. tJmplrau ytrin •*cu and Tavlor. Tima of yam. IilO. Attadanca: ! . » ! » . N L R B Appeals To LAbor-M anagem ent — COMPANION —The new rive-man Natl tdilmr Rein Hone Board t pladged “ deep determination' make every provlilon of Taft H artley labor act- “ wurl FEATURE— •bt* morning. ADDHJI * „ I SHORTS ‘ •v Novslly — ' ’ DIAPER SERVICE For |te*ervatlona or Imnadlat* Delivarr to SANFORD— PHONE S3337 A v a , Orlando ' “ Unusual Occupations” ftlk m O T O N E NEWS Tbs A , Mo*. ^JPU B LE FEATURE PROGRAM - » o m c th in g a b o u t houses • oje home builders and idayiS^Saturday I Sunday and Monday jwl Ka‘ - do a pencil now then m n w letor on. After a thorough survey of Florida’s winter house 1:39 P. M. l i e P . 1 t : ; ', .. b e s t t i m e 't o HILLS OPENS.* FrL • WORN O U T * 1, CORRECTION 194 » The Herald regrets ait errhr mad* in lh* price of Sleek .In fhe advertisement of POWELL’S EDGEWOOD GROCERY which appeared In Thursday’* Armour’s Western Issue. It ahonld lm v * read FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES ELBERTA PEACHES ALSO Full Line F R E S H VEGETABLES lew Cold Beer All Uinta AmarC to Rrdfcvaray to tirunwetd; o’clock. Sunday afternoon the Frda lowll lo lake Lett on beec.r .w ill entertain th* St, Auguitlne t a n b b ig i . fe n fo r d ». B e « e or Stint* In a aingf* contra!, that I* •chadded to etart at B:00 o’clock. Tonight in Daytona Don Mur­ ray will be allowed a public hear­ ing to determine if the $100 fine I t eens* L ea v e ) tagged on him by the league preaii f f i a i 'K O Murray U ; ra« have tiled obscene Ituheard by tha Daytona \Beach fani. Several league offlctali and fana era expected to a(- Inni ng a hit, an error and a nilaJtaJl. c Omari, lb OruAWald, AUGUST TROPICAL FRUIT MARKET SO. PARK NEAR GENEVA AVE. �THE SXWFCmn REKXEB. S*NFnim. Ftnpm* FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM W heeler o f Sanford CANVAS a w n i n g s CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Aluminum, Steel, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY Wo make our own lea Cream, All flavors Tally — Delicious — Healthful W e R E P A IR ! NICKS 414 Sanford Avenue FREE ESTIMATES ‘ ** Ph on e 808 OR RENT Houm on largo lot. Corner Ifi«V 8 • H ELP W A N T E D ory and 7th 8L 700 K. 7th ht. $2,900. Apply to J. K. Walker, I PLAYERS for rent. By W ANTED: Man to iurcer.1 R. 910 Cyprcia Ave. work. Thr Music Uu*. UB Simmon* for Raurlriifh bu*inr*a ! 8t. Phottr 0M._______ A VERY desirable f i v e mh, n in Northrait Polk County. 1600 tiuntralow. Can be punhaacd famille*. Produrta aold 'JO years. (pace in Mclach lluililjnf. with 12600.00 rash, b a l a n c e Permanent if you are a huitlcr. fcdlht oficet, .iwwly decormonthly. , For particulars write Raw* til utilities, heat and JanlRobert A. William* ItiKh'a Dept. FAII-440 1038. •trlc# fumlihed. Call 863* Phone 732 Atlantic Banit iltdi:. Mrmphis, Tenn. or »ee R. Hart* . ti A. Dept. Store* man. Box 231. I.ontfwood. Fla. in RENT— 20 acre* tu^ |d truck farm. 1? artcadllit. a 7 room dwelling S j house* 2 l«rge bams. Eg tor rent only with i On it o o m r Avenue, side Ranfmtl, Fla., phona P. O. Box 88J, K. B. iota Florida. I dirge redan dpila to visit their doctor. A11LE «t once, convenientrjdcd ’ down town section, ilatp. apartments’ with nil rn conveniences. -Adulti Phone 650. unfurnished 300 M-dlon* )M furnished bungalow. re finished, available Aug. 'hone 660-W. IM apartment. Adults. 1020 ANTED TO RENT IDKOOM house or apt. for tpancy Oct. I - Permanent dints. Ph. f.68-R-__________ L eg a l Notice in c o u n t v in im ir * c o u h t . Tlly; HTtr itgMINOLK COr.NTV. FLOIIIPA. R * I» * 'V *tt iKbTATK ON CAtll. M. NAIINKI.U F li unknuni. A OKCKAHKl*. Cntnplaliil I N O T I ISC T O (IIK IH T lIlla TO ALL I'KIIMtNH IIA VINO you In O'* cp. CLAIM* Oil DKMANP* AO AI NAT Hrmlnol* I'* unit c»ry !•» lH*li>MAH' KMTATK: lvo rc*. th**. Vuu |'M rsrh 4>f >i.ii are b»r«* dfora to it . n. n.'llllr.l mill m|ulrnl I., fll»- „ n> p rlatma *ii.| itrmainL which you. * a i . h r f » i . . i 4<f »lth*r of >till. ina> hat* aaaltial day of An wl»*. ,l*ari. N. ■aid .ratal, in Oi* nffk* «T, Jl*-n antarad ai K. IV. WAIIK. Ct.unly Jildu* Nan HKMINOI.K COUNTT. at hu ttftlra d Tha jt l| n U l In ih». Court ll»ti** In oanfonL oral clrrul.‘ Florida. within *lahl .-alantl.tr Nhwld. month* from th* tlm* <■( th* firat ly. t>* |. Itpublication of |hli ntHN* K.t-h ahdtl for four , t. claim ..r drmatid mini he in writ* WITNBoInn and contain tha |.Un> of ra*l- aaal at Ha' tlrnc* anil poat offlca adtlrra* of tha Haniln .lt a> t * claimant and intal t>* iwt.tn to ty thr clalQjant. hla afrnl or alloraa; or lha Ilia ahall't.r tol.l UAINV A .NAIINKI.I. At Admlniatrairla of raid r*tatr. Klrtl pubUcatlnn on July it, IStT NOTit i: t o At'i'i: \it TO! MAItr WOltTIIT, Wht.aa place iif rpililniiF anti Ihat Office ad. dir*# is unkn«»wtu Yuu air hsralijr notifUd that suit fur tllvurc# lias Ue„ flint against ) «»u hr CAI.I. WtHtTIIY. In the Circuit Court ftir the Ninth Judicial Circuit tif Florida. In and for Hrm* lf»4>lr County. In* chancer); aVwi that )T4iu ars rnjuirr*! to flip >i»ur writlan app«arani'* in said isum m of the City we*have a vice five EXPERIENCED celery grower or or bafure lha Hrplrtntirr llul# I»a>. t«*-«% It. !Upwrtit»#f l. I»(7. amt n room bungalow with all .*onventrained farm manager for fntm tlsfaull th*r>of said t*ausr will pro* irnrra, eight large lota, tcrini in Zellwood area, (iood |>o*ilion can • l>e arranged. IViccI only I*,i yight party. A. DudaaS Srne; *.lii' la fur dlvurc*. and thr .lyla nf raid Oviedo. Phone 2111. Roltcrt A. \Yilliam* •uli Ui Call Wnrthy. plaintiff, *v«Mary Worthy, dafanilant. 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. GIRL for cashier A rosmetlr roun* Wlinraa my hand and official aaal ter, also soda girl. Lancy's Drug* «>f aaId Court at Hanford. Haminolr County, Klotlda. thla leth day of FURNISHED 3 bedroom house Stor4, with 4 acres. By owner. Phone 1204 or County 3306. CASHIER for grocery storo •* cxpcrlVticc preferred but nul esSMALL house. 60 x 160 corner nantidl* Good Luck Grocery, lot. *2600.00. Phone 714-K after 1208 W. 13th SL 4 P.'M. e x p k i u e S c k D Steam P tesv r for drv cleaning plant. Apply S ARTICLES FOR SALE Downtown Cleaners A Laundry, m-4*slmetttr---------- -------------SEE THE new Lawn Shaver. A^k FU LL time* Watkins Route avail­ able in Sanford. If you have- a for demonstration. 8ENKAKIK car and are willing to work H GLASS A P A IN T CO. 112-114 hours a day for excellent earn­ ing*. write for. personal Inter' view. A.D.H. Care Herald. ROOF.-------------COATING Asbestos Alu­ minum roof coating- good , fur metal, slate or composition ittof. ONE full time and one part time, Ing. 8top leaks. Cools your home for Tourist* Information Booth. Must have secretarial ability, s i u l r l m i T * n ye* r w* rr*'>ty. SENKARIK GLASS A PAIN T pleasing personality, neat np* CO. 112-114 W. 2nd S t pt-arance, as well %a» knowledge of Sanford and Central.Florida. Write to Junior Chamber of FLOWERS Commerce, d’. O. Box 1342, stat­ foe all occasions ing age',* mania! status, experi­ McN e i l l a y o s t f l o r i s t s ence ami salary expectations. Slpe* A r*. just o ff Cclsry 0 WORK WANTED Offlca ph, 403 roaldenrs ph. 610-R EXPERT ..........j painting — contract or hoitfly bails. S. G. Grogan, CONCRETE SEWER PIPE •ee estimate*!, ..Phona 7B1-J__ _ SEI’TIC TANKS,_ Grease,_Traj.s Blocks, AIumIhum"Wlnt]i FI.OOR SANDING A finishing. cleaning A waxing. *Onr power unit enables us to work where There Is no electric connectio.i available. <21 yeata experience. H. M. Gleason, (dike Mary, Fla. FOR SALE— Llmerock for drive­ ways and roadway*— Pbona ROOFING-ROOF Painting, all kinds. Smith Bru. Phone 1188. ESTATE 4SIIRANCR MORTGAGE LOANS DND II. B A L L Realtor igistered Broker and. Insurance Agent Florida State Bank ltldg. 4 CEILING fana for sale. Lancy's FOR RENT Floor sander. Easy Drug Store. operation. Reasonable rates, San­ ford Paint A Glasa Co. Thone Purina Feeds, Groceries and Meats. Touchton A Watson, 1201 Celery, Phone 1100._________ UTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales, ivn story, three bedroom Two ear garage. On >t 116 x 140 In filayfair. unfurnished or furriiahed. DODGE * PLYMOUTH PARTS AND 8KKVICB . Palmetto Are. Phone 1011 Clrfk Circuit 0»Ult i . I . .| l*4l- ( L t ilt t '« k l> n N.W t Ik lMU«a| llirfM H i. }L» m| iv fjIlH ’al* it •* »u«- il lufitii'lM l-M • t*\ lV*n .ill r x i : ‘* I ................. Hr •»* KvmIIi lUti^ ||| *.f • . I |t hA» f ilrst M llir 14 fl. nf ftg lH# M > fltwirin Will *• t*. (hr High*** Mtlilrr at thrr.iif diM'f »•»» »hr tint ' »li.t moiilli f» IM7. Wl|lr AOTIt • |* . All II, >4lll»»rl K<• »• lii kl A I I ’ Tit*- B N t f M l l H I l |'f th* *«*a u n t le r t h r H h t »|t t h r n M itir « l W » » h l l l * i " t l I 11»r Tl*! IMtK8' • plat * of n • : McWattera III, iA* M»4«lr «H»llr4li«M» <1 I*- |aa11**1 (hrrron IHr follow (hr • of Hri»»lo.vaH i ItMtv III. Mia eHtlflrRl* ,“ UWI* it* ir»r Mt »ir** Hiowfw (* nlr«* oi III m llliin lr •hflll »*r i. I...I nrnfpl i u tl* .(hr* tti |.t. •!<•>(•> > - f i M 4 rjli .f |4\ V S .1 » H S K*M l Act«*• t I 1,t.1 f •• Hint isr|\ If) fh* «'*ii»i^v l»f wf FfsifMtf. 1« wilt * I t ill h i r e t i l f t e a l * •h u ll* 1 i i i > i i i l ,i i t r » Y i r i l l U i i t*» M * IH * ’ t "»(• a. | t . | Hotilh Cac V.mi at. ' on Haplan.' •lit ..tea |• I of Hrnilni.l' .' al.lti a.lalt <1 *** li t t h r h le h ts l HI h lih ld n at th r d«M*r oh thr f Irat M # l hi* m o n th o f H r|it« in l* r» , t f l t , ia t h r I at «(<•! m fW i» tr|iil.r» I 'r it v i l. t h l r IM A *r »’ f A lla n * ' iahmenta in the Anirrlrai motive field nn.1 7!>,741 "tU.-ia.ti'U'OO.tlf.tUipi .. . . . . (Talk ('Ifcull >*t Hrrtilnnlp (*t»unty; 11if f It'ii*I CWtk s M i l O Z A R K IK K (Ct/f P j'lR E N E t DONG FAINTED DAID AW A V / R ecove ry / r j / i f WHAT A \ A FAKE/ Y U M M M ...K -N AH g M A K E TH' FUST ~ HUNDERD PAYMENTS ____ N C W ?____ a „ YUP, BUT I T 'L L COST YUH. Di n a h . . . a d o u t T W O M IL L Y U N ^ WHUT A FO U L . B A W L/ WHUT AN i AMAZIN' W H E R E ? ... IN FRONT. OR B A C K ? > WATER S AIN'T WHUT SHE r NEEDS/. ( SO M E- ^ " BODY J G E T SOME W A TER/ RENES GONE K I S S E S / ____ WHAT LU C K j MAH P R E S E N T FROM TH* B O Y S / .. I» IT AN APRON f...0 O N N E T t. b P E A R L Y 0 E A D S V ... R E G O B A E K E T ? ... sg ^ PIN C U S H IO N ?... I • DID YOU F0R 0ETJJ iurnilure Refiniihlnf Cabinet Work . . Expert Workmanship . THE SANFORD CABINET Three D ay Service A ll W ork Guaranteed 12 Months Bv Walt Disney M IC K E Y M O U S E W A T C H R E P A IR S I T E L L >OU MV SONO * B U L L - A - 3 a 2>£?LHF 3 - A * G a io r ^ e - d e e vm l l X<3U*aANTBB GAVNBSU..1 O O TTA <30 TUW WORKt yt a e TBRStFic The W atch Make at M A T H E R ’S Interested in YA*I)E moth proofing laala- 6 veats. Hava your.woolens moth proofed now. Downtown Cleanera A lomndry. 113 Palmetto » WEAffT Y X l MON CfcuRgT t’iano Tuning and Rapairing. L. L Sill. Res. flll-W . ( house.' with I lot*, con­ SIGNS ed of selected virgin pine COAL circulating heater. Reason Show cards and rpress, A-1 condition, new- • able. Ph. 1108-J. ___________ O— DUE'S SION I inted inside and out. some O. D. Landraaa. P Also four 200 pound fat CANVAS PAINT- clrar and col ora. tSKNKAiUK GLASS A 2 young milk cows with RADIATORS rleaned and repair A second calves. AltoP A IN T CO. Hione 320. ed. Cohen Radiator 8hop, 104 > or .separate. Inquire at LADIES Chicago Shoe Skat, alia 614 - practically new. LAND CLBANINO AND W. 3rd SL after 6. DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER­ FOR HALtt* PIL L A R DEIS EL BULLDOZ­ nice two tiedroom frame WOOD or coal circulatini ERS W ITH PALMBTT1 close in. This house is In — good condition — I AKK8 TWO 3/4 JfD. condition throughout — 118 Holly. _________ _ RAGLINB8. EQ U IPM EN T cost $8,760.00 to replace, NOW IN TH IS V IC IN ITY. FLORENCE porcelain kerosene at 16,300.00. two bedroom, two atory range, perfect condition *66.00. in good condition, ideal Mrs. Moon. Phone Longwood 23. all family, located In Rose Section, reasonably priced CYPRESS Lawn Chairs. Assem­ bled with screws, painted or un760.00. painted. See, at 2372 Palmetto Sro lied room bungalow in Ava. Phone ilO-W. krst — auttable for am'all I — desirable surroundings. M ITTY’S 8elf-propelled I-awn Mower- Smltty’a Garage cor­ SEE U8 FOR ner Second Street and Sanford MIMEOGRAPH PRIN TIN G house, 3 bedrooms and Avenue. Call 1139 for free dem­ AND TY PIN G irpatatrs, and 1 bedroom onstration. . 1 c R K iirr b u r e a u or ith downstairs. Large llvSANFORD oom, with enclosed sun FOR nice tanning peaches, -aee 116 N. Park ' Pbona 180 library, dining room and our line of Elberta Peachej, IL u Unusually well planned 26 half bushtl. $2.60 bushel. -upboard space. Has two- . Tropical Fruit Market, So. Park [rage incorporating work Ave. near Geneva Avenue. ind laundry. Has 110 fL ATTE NTIO N MOTHERS - D IA P E R SERVICE— OLD NEW8PAPER8— 3 CENTS Baby Valvat furnishes hospital PER POUND. BUNDLED IN cleanjterila diapers and deodor­ • BUNDLES. ised container. Economical and ■parlous knd lovely home safe. Fully madlcally approved 10. I I , SO and S3 GENT Lanta, located on three Call Daytona I467-W collect for HERALD OFFICE :ing Valencia Drlve.-Stuedetails. 96 dlapera, IS a wm'z. se on atael, with S Urge t«» I HANlOltl* «t )» • l• %t I ION %| Torn V t A R K . . . A N ' N< 4 K N O W AH V*. is bpartmmt, furnished TUXEDO FEEDS—complete llrx. CLEANING - cooking — caring Kfurnished. Excellent icfcr* Hunt'* Tuxedr Feed Store'for children by week. 705 Lo* K Call Archie Brown 716* cust Ave. HattarWa A nailery Charging. II. B. POPS CO. INC. 12 SPECIAL SFMVICE3 ETTATE FOR SALE * i i\*UtK* o LrrdiUriT *1*1 LEGAL NOTICE A U t NOW 1 M A ve ABSO LU TE . CONT COL OVEB >OU« 60NQ I ■AY iVCVWACMt M V . B l OOO PSZESSUk E I A t-L RuSH T I S IG N , T R S C O NTRAC T! b u y in g TH IS , fL 0 N «l TV4GREI T U A T S E T T L E S V B u l l -a - g q i p o l s - A -, P |P - A - < 3 ? iP p L E - '~I/—ran D e e r ' r- ftULL-A- j C iPPLE F iD -A -a n ij? D L e * S TRACTOR. MOWING — I f * mow vacant lets, roadsides or larga acreages. Phone 41 or 167-/. mple closet and tulde. I f ydur are looking home of distinction, this RD W. BENDER 4 IIN W. D. MOORE . Fl*. 8 U U Baak illdg. Phewa 1838 furniture, fe d DavU Furniture Co. a n E. 1st. Ph. 968. I X L BUT your car regardless of aka or condition. Roy Reel, 306 W. 2nd SL ' •____________i IB By Fran Striker TI I R L O N E K A N O E R TOU KE GOING WITH I t yon have Wen hearing hoaM freeling and have baa* wondejing what it could WH4TDO HDD AtCVf BY CALUNO me A KILLER? u & i .. — a a c a ”|F TOU WERE THE F IR S T O NE T O REACH SH ER M AN 'S ^ lO E , Y O U STRANCX.EO f - 7- HVVt/ in today for a copy of this brand-now book. 84 colorful pogoo, pocked with full ~ inform*lion aw homo frsoaiwg and tha bonedto It' , eon bring to your home. Don’t delay—quantities are limited. Ask for your free copy of “ An Invitation to 1 Bettor Living” ai Our atom. Hear Iht DEEPFREEZE Program Bv. Paul Hobinsop ET T O K B I T Yt*tr ru . I CHL — ;------- f w r f m t B t --------- --iU C H O N V J S .* > Over WTRR every Friday AUTO? FOR SALE Sanford Furniture Co, CASH paid for sUmp collections 1940 DODGE 1V4 ton truck, good iUtidns, large or condition. 6 new Urea. I l l N. •mall. What do yan have? Send with complete equtpFrench. Phone 1164-W. complete details to: Max Train­ body straightening A VV er. KL l bur M. Winter Park, MODEL A i'tcaup lYurk. 1009-J, ' i, v ■ v: #. . . ■ ' got a T>WIG C N U C . f plAV TOtAJ o v e i- j �St. Augustine ' P l a y s ‘. ' A t Local Park On • S u n d a y ; Sapford Wort T w o Last Nite tend the meeting. I.ait nlirht tha Feds rattled the lioarda with 11 hits In the Iwllight contest, to paite a 3 to 1 de­ feat-on the Pirate*. First baaaman Ralph Satter­ field pared tha Fed attack *0" tha Leesburg mound staff at he bang­ ed out .fix aafetlaa in seven ap- By ARTHUR BECKWITH. JR. Herald Sporta Editor Big BJU Stanton la plated to Carl Kettle* worked on thv hill hail toaJght'a tilt against tha Daytona Beach Islets and John* for the Fed* In the opening game ay Toaiat and Carl Kettles will and limited the Hura to five feat­ rsratva tha call for hill assign­ ured knock*. Tha Pirate* scored ments against the Islets here .their onlv tally of'th e content In Maorrew night In the twin bill. the eighth frame a ftfr (Irunwold r John IvriJrr annouur- doubled to left CenUrfleld, an aorniag. Krlder has not error by Kettlaa ami a passed ball across the brought Gmnwold chorea here Sunday when plate. Sanford drew flrat blood In tho locals meet tha St. Augntsecond Inning on a two plv poke The 8anford Celery Feds con­ by SatUrflaM ami a single by tinued their bid fbr the first-divl- Bill Cawts. Tha final Fed tallies ■ion by taking a twin b ill.from ram* In the sixth.- Hatterfield 'the sagging Leesburg Pirates, tingled, and Dave Bride doubled who were making a decided bid for to score Satterfield. lew is jam­ .league leadership a month ago, by med a two baaa blow into right field, scoring Bride. Jack MrCammon opened on the hill for tile Fed* In the sectfnd gniur, pimt/ t»i rviurmr game, mini and »:atr gave plenty of evidence that he fa going to make the Fed* a mighty potent hillman. McCammon worked 6 2/3 In­ ning* and allowed the visitors but one safety ^urlng his tour of duty. However, the big righthander weakened slightly in the sixth canto And gave away to Charlie Blssen who waa relieved by John­ ny Tornat In tha sixth In an at­ tempt to stop an uprising, Ly Oie Bocs. Tha Feds tallltd three runs in the third f ram# on two hits and a pair o f Hue boots. In 0>a fourth l.- l— . . FRIDAY, *AUGUST 1, IN . THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR BRINGING YOU m -nsrroD A r AND IVtRY DAY I l l 1- - _________ i . u . Tttr [n ltr la lN ia tn l't IACH PRO rti* netted tha Fed* two morl runa and tha margin <‘t vl'tory. Tha sixth inning uprising by tha Pirates waa tha raault of four fraa llakcUrtwo hit* and an error. ir iiii «.'•>■•» . . I t l.lD L Ht. Haller, r l lle rrlr.stu n , c Hroart, ,1b Z t U if ip t k , m OrunwaM. !b JM i, |* kuMenue. i Tyler. If Ifarrtnaten, aNIlv.rtnati, Uortwr. lb HatUrfMd. lb Bride, cf K.t'l.a, p * . « * • * » • * J * ** ’ \ * 1 • ' • Tutsi* • I# >11 I I I * » . lM .l i.iit for Harrington to Tin, li- . b .ir g •<* —* HAN’ e-ttlllt **} l4 ' ~ ’ K n o t- llt r t Inalun. K h i I»» Iten* battMl Ini Lewis, flild*. Twb-haa* him H .lUrn.ld . ». Harrlnetnn llrtd*. lit t le , ilrunwalif. Btnloo ba.ee- Trier. U k r . H "d * *•«•»* flceei Kettle*, t-w li. Doubt. p i*}*: Hmarl t« Kldkewey lo OrunWaW: t.w le tu Is b e lv*f f on b**e»: l^eebura ». Hanford P.* « * « * on ball* o ff Judy 1, Kettle* I. Wrufk r“ 'r W belli *!? r ffarituston. .I^wle. Illitcewajr, Red Hats A n d Sens Divide Tw in pill * The DeLand Rad IfaU anil* the Orlando Senator* .continued to battle for tha third alot In tha Florida 8lata League atandlng* lau night aa they tangled In 'a twin attraction at Conrad ParkTli# Red Hata tripped the Sen­ ators In the opener by a 4' to 8 margin, but tha,8enatora bounced back Jn the night cap to chalk up a 6 to 3 victory. Chuck Alano reappeared in tho Hat lineup and .Second (am * Orlando U 010 110 020 - . 6 - 8 * • * \ 1 DaUnd , OlO 000 100 *' 3 - 1 ■ 3 Jones, Hyde and Abreu; Klnnamon Iner and Stillwell paper, Cojflf; Hoag and Lelphart. Seventy-five percent of all ■tudy activities In the elementary Palatka 000 000 0 - X - 8 - 0 echool require reading ability. Dayjona Beach 000 030 X • 8 • « - 0 DAILY. L a st Q ay Friday! Sunday and Monday Fredric M arch CHARLES LAUGHTON - Ip. “ Lea Miaerablea” Sa turd ay Only I I • DOUBLE FEATURE • and Panllck; Subelfeld ILP W A N T E D - Young rlth High School education to the plaU in tho two tilts. The lowly Daytona Beach S i Augustins — 104 000 203 T H E P8AN7oRi5drTEtfTl.r) Islets trimmed tho sixth placa Palatka Ataleaa in . a pair of conts«x at Daytona Beach. Wally Gaddis tossed a three hit shut out, 3 to 0 In tha.opener and C H O IC E Stubby Stabelfeld won a 6 to 8 decision In the a fU r piece. Liquors - W in es - Beer The St. Augustlna Saints chop­ ped another game o ff tha Galnaavlll* 0-Men‘s league lead by drub; New Beverage Dispenser Ling the pace setters In a 10 to 3 till. 'lea Cold Beer All Tlmaa The line scores: Orlando 030 000 0 - 3 • 4 -1 B I L L ’S P A C K A G E S T O R E and B A R DeLand 001 021 X - 4 .*40 * I iwim jui aiiu Major and Batts: s. J. r*r*l Paras, Bard* 112 W, First 81. Phone 8 In, Alonso and Madjaskl. l.mplr**f Halt. I f ,Hatter, if llaJI. c S m u t,. lb Keleiooek. i* Ur.nwald, lb aOuinaarnti. lb lem lr. p b lle ir ii. « u n ____ Tittale Murray. Jb Hait.rfl.ld, lb Bride, cf * * .( IO C TolaleIS I I a— eifiaU.l foe Orunwald In b— a r f oal for Lamlr I c ~ r * n for Hlebblne In tih l.eetbura I l f Oil H A N X tK P Knorsi Hall, Hman, ball Uiina?, '•'field. flail. Huinaarnee, Xacrlffeeei • Ul„ McCammnn I. flormlab I, Tpinat I. ...H ............ I ) I in 1 timinav t rum.' o ff h i >. •»n t In * lantiif*, 0 rune: ofl «mii.i!*ti n |n 1. * turn: ofl MrCsmmon 1 In t J - t <nnln«», ( laaii o f f T»qi<l 1 In I !• » In ttlnnlnv iiH«h»r McCammen. I. a * I ih pitcher. Lenity. Umplran W"> • • f i and Tavlor Time of |am » > 't». Atledancet l.tt». N L R B Appeala 'To L abo r Management -C O M P A N IO N ..... .......,- Aug. 1—UTT WA51IINDTON, —1 The new fiva-man National Ulenr Relation* _» Board today |>le*lge.d “ dee; determination” to make every n-ovlslon o f tha T a ft-H a rtle y ............ .................. effectively aa possible:" The lioard Issued that state­ ment a* Ita first act after two .new-members. Abe Murdock and J.. Copaland Gray, and a general counsel took their oath* of office FEATURE— .SHOUTS Novally - DIAPER HKRVICB '‘Unusual Occupations” traerratlona or lwm« leery to HANFORDPHONE 13337 MlvTltOTONE NEWS OPENS: 1:10 P. M. flat, a Hun. • DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM # Sunday and M onday Ruler of kills which appeared In Thuraday’a Issue. It should hart r«*d Theobold and Toncoff; Gaddla and W en FOR S ALE : Easy Spia Di • Second game Palatka * 000 003 000 - 3 - 7 - 3 school. Enterprise, Florida. i lb llliMn. , p 4 To ln»l. |i u POWELL’S EDGEWOOD GROCERY _ Too Late To' Classify M iM ihui m TrUr. JtatripaluB. i f O PE N H 12:45 P . M, CORRECTION The Herald regret* an error made In Che price of Steak in fhe advertisement of ____ beating b before yon bttlW— 4l’s better lo u e a pencil now than a saw later on. After a thorongb lurvey of Florida’s winter houie heating problem# we have mtnblhhed a free consultation Hervlee for home bnUderf and nresent home owners. Yon are Invited to use it! ERESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES — HALF BU. JIC E ELBERTA PEACHES ALSO Full Line F R E S H VEGETABLES TROPICAL FRUIT MARKET SO. PARK NEAR GENEVA AVE.“ �4 _ — frrF*- FRIDAY, AUGUST 1. 1947 * THE SXIfFORD n tlO U J . HANfORn. FLORltf* - r * , -- ■ At FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM Wo make our own Ice Cream, All flavors Ta«ty — Delicious — Healthful * CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Aluminum, Sled. Wood I 10 DAY D ELIVER Y FREE ESTIMATES Phone 808' 414 Sanford Aventf* IN C O U N T V JUtH ItTH C O U RT, t& M IN O L K C O U N T Y . I'L O ltID A . K b t A T K UP. C A U L M, U A ItN K I.I. Fo r d PLA YE R S for .rent. R> « m I. The Muaic Box, 110 bt S T PhoneJtSX_______ h c E » p »c e In Melsch Building, rev light ofleet, newly decorC all utilities, heat and Jaalservice furnished. Call MA­ IL A A. Dept. Store. IM FOR JAL ESTATE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS fMOND . >L BALL, Realtor Krglsternf Broker and Insurance Agent ,4 Kl-rida Stole Bank Bldg. two alory, three bedroom he. T wji rar garage. On rr lot l i l t x 140 in Mayfair. ell.unfurnished or furnished. fee 366-M. | c la im * and i l m m n .U w in c h « »*>u. u r r l i l i * r ..f \ ..i i i. n h a i r a tfa tti« t f R l d . M U t r U l (he* “ f f U » «»f I l l ' l l n u u U tE (*pun() J iid if HRHINOI.L (NUlVTV. at hf« ..•rtlc* iii if.• Chart in lUnfonV Florida, within #i||ht ralandar WOaih> fit.in lilt 11in r t.f t M lift! publication of this nnt(ra. Kach Halm or dm iin d mud t»» In writ* Ing and contain ih t |*Ur# *»f real* drni'a and |*<»*t o ffir * addrraa of Iht claimant and m&al hr aworn to by thr claimant. hi* agent or attnrn*ror |h» •Mm* ahair tir void. A K A II.S K I.U Aa AdmlnUtratri* n f *ald t«U lr. R o u se on FI rat publication on July __ I*. *** * 10M house, with 5 lots, eon cted of selected virgin pine cypress, A -l condition, newO— IIUITS SIGN BERlTCK nainted inside and, out, some 0. D. Land res*. Phone 1011 It. Also four 200 ‘pound fat CANVAS PAINT- clear and colora. -SENKARIK GLASS - 4k )g i, 3- young milk rowa with RADIATORS cleaned and repair P A IN T C O .. Phone.320. st A second calves. Altoed. ^ohsn. Radiator Shop, 104 |cr o r separate. Inquire at Sanfofd Avo. PE 363-W. Orange Ave. or Phone 70S- LADIES Chicago Shoe Skate/ ~ slte 8% - practically new. 1810 LAND CLEANING A *' W. 3rd SL after 6. LRAIN AG R. I NSW CAT , i ■■1 * T " " FOR 8ALBPIL L A R DKIBBL BULL lEKY nice two bedroom frame WOOD or coal circulating heater BUS W ITH PALM IT T 7 fuse, close in. This house la In — good condition — <36 . cash. RAKES TWO V4 tD >o d condition throughout •• ’ 113 Holly.______________' D It AG LINES. BQ kuld cost <8,760.00 to replace. NOW IN TH IS V IC IN ITT. FLORENCE porrela'in kerosene Iced at W.300.00. nimnutit construction range, perfect condition <85.00. |Id. two bedroom, two story CO, ORLANDO, FLA . PHONE in good condition, ideal Mrs. Moon. Phone Longwood 23. 2-2981. amall family, located in Kese -t Section, reasonably priced CYPRESS I^wn Chair*. Assem­ RENT A CAR bled with screws, painted ur un5,760.00. . you drive rr palnted.*See at 2372 Palmetto two bedroom bungalow In PHONE tee Ave. Phone !ll0-W. nehurst - suitablr for amall S'WICK LAND-MO! nilv — desirable surroundings. 8M ITTY'8 8elf-propelle<l l^w n . U D R ivB -rr, 0.00. Mower- Smitty’s Garage cor* SEE US FOB [ exceptionally desirable twoner Second Street and Sanford MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING bry house, 3 bedrooms and Avenue. Call 1159 for free demAND TYPIN O Ith upstairs, and 1 bedroom onatrmtlon. CREDIT BUREAU OF |d bath downstair*. Large livSANFORD room, with enclosed sun FOR nice canning peaches. 118 N. Park ‘ Phone 160 ch; library, dining room anJ our line of Siberia Peaches, <1.|chrn. Unusually well planned 26 half bushel, <2.60 bushel. EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING cupboard apace. Ha* two- . Tropical Fruit Market, So. Park Fred Mysra, >11 t |><| B t ^garage Incorporating work Are, near Geneva Avenue. and laundry. Has 110 fL ATTE NTIO N nuge on paved street. Lot la — DIAPER SERVICE— ntlfully fruited, and 'land- OLD NEWSPAPERS—* GENTS Baby Valvat furnish** hospital ^ped. Posaeailon Septemlier PER POUND. BUNDLED IN rlesn.iteril* diapers and deodor­ BUNDLES. ised container. Economical and CRY spacious and loveljThom* safa. Fully medically approved / 10. 16, and 25 GENT |San Lanta, located on three Call Daytona 2487-W collect for HERALD OFFICE i facing Valencia Drive. Stucdetails. 98 diaper*, <2 4 an bouse on steel, with t.la rg e “ FIRST IN BANFORD” Jrooma and bath upstairs, • a r t ic l e s w a n t e d TBACTOR JtQIOMfla=jr* living room, dlnl vacant loU, roadeIdea or OJff a n d JiaUi. i r i d acreages. Phono 41 or 1OT-J, airs. Ample closet and ” throughouL Ihla Highest cash price paid for uaad AUTOS FOR SALE i has recently been, redecofurniture. Ted Davia Furniture | IB Inside. I f your are looking Co, l i t E. 1st PE 968.____ . a home of distinction, this 1M0 HUDSON dalux* <495.00, I'LL BUY your ear regnrdlaes t i <160.00 under market l ‘t, BOB eg* or condition. “Roy PRBD W. BENDER * I .paint A motor. Box KBM Car# W. 2nd SL _______ (JOHN W r -». MOORE * 1 Herald. S Fla. Stele Beak Bid*. CASH paid for stamp collections 1940 DODGE lt> ton truck, good r ia e s I t s * ______ - _ and accumulations, Urga At condition. 8 new lira*, i l l N. ' small.-What do you have7 Send 3E with complete equlp^ French. Phone 1184-W. ;plat a dauils to: Max Tratn>. RL 1 Box M, Winter Park, MODEL A Pickup Truck. Phona I1009-J. rr KI It «••..- 11 ,,, n „ l*rai befor. dsy o f An,.. * lu |i*i ; - entered . as The i |, i n ; ,•rt, i . ... IhU T i ul i^ti‘t|h r.iwii •S Ilv " Iftllll I* 4*. ilPrlsiHt u NI*. fil l f Hftlirllttt f Il'iB'IM • SI I f ii'irci * ‘ ‘“ iiit Huai) 4Je*hi| S 'L . t i . r . . . . i U Vr*>|e* lot n u iil. e e \ t t i Mi : i i r ii % i on r% \ n u t ii' k ih i i i : i i >:m v • \ T !»4 l U n tlA lit lu«t|4ift lioltlrv eil T*« » I*s r 1 t/ l. A lt N »* * 1. 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In end fo r S o n - ^ tirmlttoL • tIt*> hi t'lt.lh •(> t’ » Inrde ro u n ty , In e h a n c e r*: and «tiln f \ ml* *1 " 1 tkI •!< >du( thal you are re q u ir„! In file your U I'K AH I- » v . p t ic i iit i ; i t I ' m » H V i:N i»i|il»\N w ritten appearance In said r a u » >n Wiuti* r i . I W i l l — Ih d . . a l l . l F a re * l.- e l to rn * \s ft b efore Ihe H rpleniher llule tray, fvtidAnl. l l o l , , . I l l , H i t ,/ t i- ld v l I . f y r a v C e t t i f . In -w if. Hrpiemtwr I, IH T . and 'n • I«f< \ | * il»«e,w lvl ' l l * w iiitoM »i t • •"• i g*>j i y f j . j i e x default Ih ettu f PSld re liar Will proewed * fr v -UarFr a g a liu i ).m T h e gen era l .nature o f thle aull la fo r divorce, and Ihe alyl# ,.r aaid aull lai Call W o r th ), p la ln lllf. -vaM ary W o rliiy, defandant. IVltneea m> harut a n t o fflr la l Beal o f aald t'ourt a l Hanford. Hemlnole I'nunly. r io t Ida. Ihla Iftth day uf July 1*17. O I*. Ilaenilon, ile r k uf eaM Court IH K A I.I 4 CEILING fan* for sale. Imncv'a FOR RENT— Floor sander. Easy Drug 8tore.__________________ operation. Reasonable rateJ, San ford Paint A Glass Co. Phone Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nalls, 303. Purina Feeds, Groceries and DODGB • PLYMOUTH Meats. Touchton A Watson, 1201 PARTB AND HKRVICB , Celery, Phone 1199._________ ^ 109 Palmetto Avo. Phoaa 1011 AUTO RADIOS. Motorola. Sales ami Service. The Music Box, YA-DK moth proofing taaU 6. vcaia. llavo your ivoolens moth 110 W. 1st Bt. Phone 963. proofed now. Downtown Clean-1 er* A l-anndry. 113 Palmetto1 SEWING MACHINES Ave. Phono 9U. * HALES * SERVICE HERTS HEWING MACII. SHOP Piano Tuning and Repairing. L. L IIS 8. FRENCH. PII. I HH1 Sill, Bea. 611-W. “ ■■■ " " "'t ** * ‘ SIGNS COAL circulsting heater. ReasonShow card* and poaUra able. Ph. 11C6-J._______________ ' W iin ltlM v t .y to \2 to KURD H T lr r la u n k n ou i | .an m Itltl Cnm plainl i • 1 I— n t.ln l ,.Ka i. S O T IC Ii T O t 'llK IH T O II* you In the .......... , utt « ao . I • TO AU. PERSO NS IIA V IN O n ..t ,.l. in ih ..i C L A IM S O R D K M A N D if A IJ A IS S T Hemlnole C . u i i i •wry by l>'i|luT|IV H K V IIS f.. H A ID K S T A T K : Ih .i Tuu and esrh » f |uu ara h«r* divorce. In — | ■■ ill, l y n u llllt d m u ) r w iu ir w l to fife A n y r.i,e i s eon RENT— 20 acres su^ EXPERIENCED reir celery grower or rigated truck larm. 11 artpsartps-i of the City w e‘ have , r a air.- f(v«- r..\rr.iur..>i.r.i» ligated farm. 13 room bungalow with .V all. .-onv.-nmanages for farm n wells, a 7 room dwelling ," V n' trained farm tnam tenant h o u ^ i-latkv.harm , , , . ^ ^ • -*n iW ta rw d -«r«. xSEug rdr rent only wltKl'' • " * » * » * • " * * * ‘’ " ’ r fur right Party. A. Duda A Sons, <4961.00. Cameron Avenue,i *«*«••«>• Oviedo. Phone me 21 2161. * On Avenue,) Robert A. Williams aide Sanford, Fla., phone Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. -R. P. O. Box 883. K. B. GIRL for cashier & rosmcllc coun­ ter, also soda girl. Lanoy's Drug lutre.______________________ _ FURNISHED 3 bedroom house __ Stor^ j,' with 4 acres. By owner. Phone .iV A LESC EN T HOME now 1294 er County 3$06. |en at Chuluota. 18 mllca 3. h. c a s h T S T for grocery slum •* Hfnford and 18 miles N. K. experience preferred but not eaSM ALL house, 60 x 150 corner Orlando. lougr acreeq and nential GoimI Lurk Grocery, lot. <2600.00. Phono 714-R utter V I T I C g T O .t l- l’ ICAM kirn porches to sit and enjoy 1208 W. 13th St. _______ 4 P. M. T it: J f l l l V T . III.A H C fl A K . w hope h« cool breeitea uff Lako.Cathreaidenre and m ailing nddreta la EXPERIENCED Steam P ir iw r line. Ijirg e grounds anj walks No. 1SPT7 llurelawn, for dry cleanuig..nl*iiLw_ Apply from auto traffic, l-argc 5 A R TICLES FOR SA LE D etroit. ‘ M ichigan Downtown Clcantti-A-Laundf y. — V O D —A H H —H H t t r r iT N OTTFH TD and rooms. Brick construethat lhare haa been In a lllu lrd and TISTW m etto. - Can -accomodate- 2&-otdy.' la now pendlpg. til Hi* U leroll Court hone or write for reservation SEE THE new Lawn Shaver. Ask FU LL time Watkins Route avail­ In and fo r Samlnole C ouflfy. Florida. once. JOvledo 23112 or Dr. In Chancery, a aull agalnal >nu for able In Sanford. If you have for drmonitration. SEN K A it IK aliaolule divorce w h erein you, John jartin 23!>2 or write Box 137 car and are willing to work GLASS A P A IN T CO. 112114 T. Iltaarhati, are Ihe defen-lanl an 1 (huluota Florida. Ijirge re-Jan W. 2nd St. hours a day for excellent earn­ Ifa rrla tl laal.el lllaa. hok la |he } r ftleata to visit their doctor. ings, write for personal Inter­ p la l n f l f i and an ahhrevlalr-,1 title o f III, ra te I, I I A I t l t l R T T IH A IIK I. view. A.D.II. Care Herald.’ * VILA RLE at onre, convenient-' ROOF COATING. A.bestos AluIII.A H C IIA K Claim Iff. - v a • Jon s* located *down town section, mlnum roof coating- gou.1 fur T. HILAHi'IIAK. ■lefrndanl. MAN OR WOMAN to.date apartmenta with all A N II r o c a id : iik iik iiv hk metal, slate or composition roof, ONE full time ami one part time, (J in n y :I> I,, file an appearance In lodern convenience*. Adulta ing. Stop leaks. Cools your home for Tourist Information Booth, • wall! |.f.M rr.llnM »•<* lUr 21||| (ilv. Phone 650. 10 to 15%. Ten year warranty, Must have secretarial ability, day uf Atigual, I I I ) , SKNKARIK GLASS A PA IN T K X K C l’ T I t n A N D IHMVytD Ihla pleasing personality, neat ap­ IlS tfE D a n d unfurnished CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. pearance, a* well as knowledge I t lh d ai o f July, 1 s t}. bt. Adults only. 2300.' MaIlon• I’ Herndon. of Sanford .and ('enlral Florida. a. cieeh* nr m n rr-W i | l r . ^ _ _____________________________ W rite . to Junior Chamber of C onn In an<t fnr Nroilngb FLOWERS Commerce, -R. O. Box 1342, slat C uutil). F lorid a J)()M opt. adults, no pets or foe all occasion* »>K age. marital status,. expert IC I U C C IT C O I'H T H K A I.) |ildren. Inquire 200 E. 6th St. McN e i l l a y o s t f l o r i s t s nice and salary expectation*. bnford. H a ____ 8lp*a Ave. Just o ff Celery Furuiture R e fin iih ln * 9 • WORK WANTED (ROOM furnished bungalow, Office ph. 403 residence ph. 810-R Cabinet Work Fwlv rcfinlihed. available Aug. EXPERT .painting -contract . or ----- E xp ert W o rk m a n ib ip It . P h o n e 5 56 -W . QONCRETE SEWER PIPE hotlfly basia. S. C. Grogam I | --THE SANFORD CABINET i' alea. P h o n e 731 j . lOOM apartment. Adultyr-IOSO SEPTIC TANKS. Create Traps Freei H latiin SHOP Blocks. Aluminum Windows und rel. 124 Palmetto Avenue Screens. White cement, Paint, FLOOR SANDING A finishing, cleaning A waxing. Our power Pertna-Ule, Hurricane bracks WANTED t o r e n t unit enables us to work where Miracle Concrete Company,.309 there is no electric connectlo.t Elm Ave. Phone 1335. Tavailable. 21 yrais experience, II. M. (Reason, talks Mary, Fla. W A T C H R E P A I R S IEDROOM house or apt. for FOR SALE— LI merock for drive­ mpancy Oct. I — Permanent ways and roadway*— Phone ROOKINj; - ROOF Palming, all sldcnts. P h . 888-R. 1241.__________________________ Three D ay Service - kind*. Smith Uro. Phono 1188. ISE p r bpartmeot, furnished1 rUXEDO FEEDS—complete lino. CLEANING — cooking — caring unfurnished. Exrellehl referA ll W ork Hunt’s Tuxedc Feed Store for children — by week. 705 Lo­ , Call Archie Brown 71«cust -Avo. Guaranteed Batteries * flattery Charging. II. B. POPE CO> INC. Months 12 SPECIAL'^FHVICES iAL EJTTATE FOR SALE THb Na i i I ohI * i >k <‘ N Anr:i> I> A lH t large lot. Corner MirkHELP WANTED ory and 7th St. 700 E. 7th St. 12,000. Apply to J. E. Walker; W ANTED: Man to succeed R. 010 Cypress Ave. Simmon* for Kawleigh business A VERY desirable f i v e roo in Northeast Polk County. 1600 bungalow. Can be punlia'ed famlllea. Products sold 20 year*. with (2500.00 cash, b a I a n r e Permanent if you are a hustler. monthly. Fur particulars write Raw. Robert A. Williams Irigh’s Dept. FAII-440 103S. Phone 732 Atlantic liana llldg. Memphis, Tenn. or see R. Hart man. Box 234, (.ongwood, Fla. It YOU like to live on the rdgo LEGAL NOTICE Legal Notice Wheeler of Sanford AVe REPAIR! NICKS FOR RENT PA UK F IV E •U " «» r ti*111•i•*t* r i f f k tT rrn lt »* «iir l Hrilllll.il. t'nMBli K lotu U Ishntonts in III.- V n ieiican aUton io tiv e fn I.l a in I 7:>,74i iilhi-,1 lo»*N(i.U *,0<H » q f tlu iu . S I-- By Bay (JotfD .^rejI'.-Nu- ' �FRIDAY, AUGUST t, 1) Russia t C M t le w U 4 inis U . tllitlcs at once anil aeltlo their differerwv* by “ arbitration nr oth­ er peaceful ntean».“ This eliminates references . to Article 40 of the UN charter and to the Linggadjati Agreement be­ tween the Dutch and Indonesians. Van Kleffans said he had been author lied by the llajtue to say that the Netherlands ."gladly ac­ cepts” the mediation offer and that his government was ready to enter into consultations with U. ,S. officials immediately. S live s r e s t (le v I I “ shirking” Its obligations if it * failed to take a binding decision. Gromyko took the floor after the United States had railed on ' the Council to' order an iramedi< ale cessation of hostilities to pre; pare the way for mediation. *■» llerschel V. Johnson, deputy U, S. delegate, .made his demand after Dr. EcUl N . Van Klcffrn*. Netherlands ambassador to Wash­ ington had accepted the United .States mediation - offer. Johnson told (he Council the. 1 U. .8. offer of “ good offices"! * also goes j.) fhv ib. fy ,i„ - « - 4 X«- - VSWvtissMl f is a , ’ ernmrnt of • the Indonesian K*!- who was-al thet time £ .” A.'Dod<* public whose forces are fighting Ian, .Mr. Evans pointed out. . . f the Dutch * * ' ) • On Nov. 6. 1945. the County ; No representative of tha Indoj nesian goVerirthnit hat arrived Commission vacated this property, here y e t A dispatch from Batavia, * however, quotetl A. K. Gin), deputy Mr. Evans explained, and the pioppremier of the Indonesian Republic.,erly reverted to acreagew herc, as expressing vih e belief that *his opon thesf heretofore public lands government Wjftdd accept media- and streets leading up to the bath‘ tion conditionally.. beech have been irncrcf by , Ganl, a Pj>oy*r « f the Dutch, f Czech Motives $6,063 Must He Given B y Seminole County, I ir « e <swa n — r s .. u*#i original decision to go to Parts For Lunch Funds must be reserved. He contended there was no change Involved In Cxechoslovak policy and said Cxechbslovakta still needed and hoped to obtain Western aid, atjeaat in the form of "normal commercial loans for specific purposea." . Masaryk said tha existing econ­ omic alignment need not repre­ sent anv gctual division of Europe. Coal Production aaid they “ are beginning to re­ flect the resulla of the new agree­ ment. * “ Surveys indicate very few op“ producing ith normal periods under the old contract. The estimates of losses range from 3 to 12 per cent, with perhaps a general average loss of M to 10 per cent. "This la In face of the fact thet at least some cgptlve operations are on a 24-hour bails because of the dire need o f coal, and genarally the mines are.operating mm toons, counties to put up $665,000 to match a drastically reduced fed­ eral appropriation of 1741,000 for next year's school lunch program. Seminole County will have $7,­ 203 available from federal funds and will he expected to contribute 1*1,003 next year. Generally applying the fund dis­ trary. Chechoslovakia waa now tribution formula of the new state pressing for a mutual assistance school law. Mrs. Thelma Flana­ treaty with France of the same gan. State school lunch supervlso,-, kind which ahe has with, the ' '. * " . sent out to the 07 counties notifi­ Soviet Union. * cation of how much they will re­ This was his account: “ When the Marshall plan first Wi l l and how much they will have to contribute to continue op­ was mentioned, It waa my opinion eration of their prograiAs at last' it might tie good for us to taka year’s level when ft , 103,000 in part • • under certain reservations. ' Polish Ministers visiting here federal monrT' was available. She warned them, that although county contributions are unly per­ same opinion and aaid they con­ missive for the next school year, sidered it would be wise to go Congress has indicated it will re-' to Paris. “ There has been some miscon­ an abutting property owner, and *iuire statr or county matching the rights of every property owner before any federal money will be strued idra that we were sent available in the succeeding year. for by Moscow. Gottwald asked occupird . within the recorded . subdivision Up to now, the frderal cavern two weeks before any talk o f the ,h r-‘i ha, thus been jeopsrdit-d. menl has financed nearly the en plan for appointments to' see , . ____________ _______ to diaeuaa Stalin _.. and *olotov ' ‘ H u gh es’ D eal ope that “ H this resolution of the Counwould tv Commissioners Is to go ^m.hal- state has suppScd. some. adminls-' rocnomic relations, alnca there e Secur- lengrd,” Mr. Evans continued, “ ill trativf salaries, and a few coun- i was considerahla room for entiea have paid local cooks and largtment of these, further, will establish a precedent, that dishwashers. I “ While we- were on the way, rr, that there is not a plat recorded on the Mr*. Flanagan said the new the Pole*- decided against going inyone's records of any County court house school law makes It possible for to Parts, We arrived in Moscow ids the in the State of Florida, whrrr the the counties, tu. budget'lunchfv»n>..** .the only candidate* tor the , purchaser of property is sutured funds' from ttu* appropriation* of trip to Paris eaat o f th* Rhine. of the benefits of the property State money for rurrrnt edura-j “ Before seeing Ktdlln, I knew dedicated for his use.” tional expenses. at one* the situation 'had be­ James L. Field, chairman of the lter list of amounts available come extremely, difficult. Some P.T.-A. bathing park project, tyh- from federal funds and the amount bona fide, but not very useful, oed these sentiments when be said, speculation had lwen voiced In ” 1 believe.(hat it la absolutely es­ the West that 'Caeuhoalovalrtd sential that this land he restored breaks with the Soviet Union* to the pablle,-' so that w* can hav4> out water-front rights ami park­ ♦ 11,639 and 17,662, Broward 610,• 183 and tl6,4BO. Dade ♦110,143 and ing space.” ♦117,030, Duval *80,923 and |62.Tli* petition Itself recites, " I f 401.- Escambia |2$,003 and *17.this resolution is net rescinded, it 100. Hillsborough 160,829 and will mar tb* beautification of the ♦47,683, Lee *6.909 and I6.IH1, Crystal-Lake Winter Homrs Hub- I-eon $16,361 and *7,111, Marlon division and doftroy the rlghta and XlJdlM xnd.17.iai-----------------prirllegw of~ git'p roperty owncVy Monroe *4,924 ami 13,031,' Or­ for generationa to com*, ami will not allow adequate parking space ange *30,136 and $26,863. I'atin Beach $33,967 and $30,373, Pinel­ for th* public bathing beach." as the F -ll. las *36.670 and (34.663, Polk *38,•The property involved is the 07-'f and $29,271, Putnam $7,066 Echols testified that oh Aug. jsotith.half of Grand Rend Avenue and $4,189, St. Johns $7,120 and 24, 1043,, shortly before Rdbitfruirf th* Country Club Road to $6,297, 81. Lurie $6,292 and *4,velt'a return. General Arnold had Crystal Lake thr east half of 024. -Sarasota $11,098 and $0,184, directed that no further action be Fourth Strret from Crystal task* Heminole $7,203 and $6,003 and taken to encourage Hughes in his ment, see ‘our ninny deto laike Mary Avenue, part of an Volusia $20,727 and $17,199. efforts to sell hi* plan* to the alley running from the Coun'ry algna. Ordt*r today to Club Road to Fourth Street and two small parks facing on Morris assure prompt delivery. Walkway in thia tame block. (I'e a lls s M l (IB M P a s s O a » t A bath house has oeen con­ structed by the Lake Mary °.T.A. in his hand sand a 9ten gun magMACHINES ILLE G AL at the foot of Grand Bond Avenue, axln* ill hit hin p «k et. A suspicious-looking package TALLAI1A3SEE, FLA., Aui part uf which was vacab-d hy the M O N U M E N T CO 1046 resolution. and“TKe btach.at, was found under one of th* mat­ _____ ____ this point It used as ad public tresses and snappers Investigated •or ahfp, both built of piywcmd. ce profit making beach. Tha petitioners noV wek. Ip it as police instituted th* search Partially Ih^i fnr thw attaekaf*. -TlghCTnurth iv r U iii . . . . rrstoiej to the ment houses ware evaluated of public for parking places tor auto­ - mobiles and the rxpansjiia-uf-th* oil teuanta except for one* 111 woman, ami the places were . bathing bsach.— * searched. Hoard Petitioned mattor, would it notT asked chairman Ferguson of the subroromiltff. “ Normally, yea,” Echols replied. Ha recounted, however, that when Booaevelt came home from Europe he, Echoli, w u told to cooperate with the President'* son. As the Inquiry into Hughes' ♦40,000.000 wartime contracts went through ita fifth day, there were published reporta that Hughes will ask the Justice Department to investigate the “ relationship of Senator Owen Brewster (K-Mo) chairman of the full committee, and Pan-American Airw ay*.' • G U LF STORM UN Committee Plan Tour Of DP Cam NEW O R LE A N S Aug. l-(/P> A minor tropical 'storm in the Gulf of Mexico hfs veered in GENEVA. Switxerland, July direction and wa»j reported by the Weather Bureau to he moving (JPi— A subcommittee rnireu toward the Texas Coast in the ing trp of the 11 delegiMom th* United Nations sp ecia l* vicinity of Brownsville today. mittrr for Palestine will t Jewish displaced persons (1I In Europe, the committee elded today. John D. Hood of Australia i head the group, which will clde itself on details o f the t< (a U n it y T h ero Is S tre n g th — * To Protect the Peace o f tha World: To Fromota tha Progress of Am eric^ J o Prodnee Prosperity for Sanford. Ta rtly rlnudr tonight and Tues­ day eveept local thundershWVers In the afternoon. .. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V O LU M E X X X V III Established 1908 SA N FO RD , Indonesians Issue F L O R ID A , • (< v altB M S New Defense Chief Hails' Merger In Palestine Premier Asks For.. In­ ternational B o d y • T o Be 3rd Party In A r b i t r a t i o n Success 0 ( UN In Indonesia Seen B A T A V IA .' Java, Aug. 4 OP) — As Hopeful Sign The Indonrjian- Republic joined the Dutch tonight in announcing a midnight ccaie-litc older to troops, flopping hostilities in In ­ donesia and giving the United NalioWi h i fftsl’ 1sf(T^victory fer Rioters In Britain Face Court Action J E R l >M I M. Aug 4 UPt Light young Jrw«. including a gul. kill­ ed a Jewnh official and wounded the Jewuli manager of HaidavV Bank in Haifa today and escap'd Security C o u n c i 1’ a Fate Depends On Policy Q(, l^rmncas iV|*leiKr camr.^ltfo lly DEW ITT MACKENZIE Foreign Affairs Analyst Some people still have the strange idea that small budgets don't entitle them to good ejuality! Nonsense! They're the very people who mml bx\ t quality. What they buy must give good and satisfactory service. Every­ thing you find at Pccney's is tesied to make sure it w ill give you every dime* worth of value for what you spend-all that, and morel’ - Wr get a wee glitnpie ol rain­ bow- through storm-clouds in the compliance b) Holland and the Indonesian Republicans with the order by the Unitrd Nations Se­ curity Council for cessation nl tire bloody hostilities in the Dutch East Indies. This-is the first command ever issued by the council in the-in.-. SHOWN AT Hli n iiT news conference In Washington.- Sc-aclary of Dc terrsts of peace. It m*y be the "■TfTiWJfnirt Torreslil hsired uniAratlon of the armed services as “ tha most decisive and dcflnltive step In the formulation of a national mill* last if it .isn't made to stick. tary policy since th# formation of the Republic-.’ (International) Whether it is made to, stick will depend on whether members ol the Security.Council can buiy self interest and' their own ddfriencet long enough to deal with this In ­ donesian threat to global trsn- City License FeesjCoimore Explains T o Be Increased Political H opes By New Ordinance Of Puerto Ricans because ol the inability n l its Republican side, and asked that members to measure up to Ihest. • • ^ • Pit verb! take (his into ronsidera- identical requirements. *i’>n. . Bishop Says A world which is most dam­ Commission Considers Retired (A Netherlands g o v e r n m e n t nably weary of bloodshed and Boost A f f e c t i n g Island Has No Wish spokesman declared at the Hague hunger and the Dutcli would defend themsolvci about lime-al . _ nations.got alswiid Many B u s i n e s s e s F o r Independence vigorously if Republican troop, did the |ieace handwagoti—and “ tho not r/spect the cen*r fire order. . d? yi l take tha -hindmost^' — - ­ TT* ssT<i the government Intemled On* rrcognit** that Hiilland. as "Many increa«e* in occupation­ to Invite front three to fjv.« powers the “ mother country," has bad al licenre feer s i r indir-sted in to•pnd representatives to lndone- to swallow a bitter pill in or­ own k ',| hI and out own piotrdion dering the crate, fire against those the Rt. Rev, Charles B. Colmorc. The Republican fr-rmler. Atfur whom she regards as rebels. Just l.cllicd liuhop of. fAiettr R ico , tnld Slarifooddin, ar-id In a radio br jad- how Uttar was iwsdu. clear Jati the Rotsiy 1’ fub today that al­ >avt Dial hla go' • Thursday when the-Dutch ambas­ gorem.neni; wished an International commission to he sador to the United States, Keleo though there is a email vocifer­ the third party In nrhliration of Van Klrffens, told the Security pay a $15 annual Ire snitrad ous tninoiily clamoring for indc|>cnthe conflict. Tills was interpreted Council that this was a purely do­ in Batavia to mean that the Jog­ mestic affair and that tha council of $10 as' formeily. Those with dcnce and. looking for political jakarta regime did not fnvor medi­ had no right to intervena. - •$3,000' to $4,000 stock will have jobs, the vast majority nl the Puer ation bv the United States. Again, one can understand 'why their fret increased from $30.75 to to Ricans have no dr»ue to be Slarlfoeddin declared Ihe repub­ the representative of an imperial 550. and $1.50 additional lor eatli separated from the United States. lic no longer hound by the rficrl Rev. Colniore pointed out. how­ $1,000 of stock. . Agreement, the rare between ever, that it will lie 50 year* next User Dutch and the ln-1-mxaiant by Operating sound trucks for nn*'i which “ the United Stales o f Inyear since .the United Stale* took own business has increased in denegle" was to receive indepen­ fee from $25 to $50 a truck, and over this island dependency nl dence In 1940 under the Nether­ lands crown. operating one for other than one's Spxit|. end politically it is exactly Rcctnt act* by the Dutch in pro­ own business fiom $50 to $100 in thb s-flnc position today as itj claiming, the tin-rl'h Island-* of was 47 yean ago. It u hot a Carnival price* remain at $5<Kt By the AasoriatAI I’ ress Bangka and Billitnn ns autnromcircus fee* are still territory like Hawaii or Alaska, The nation trudged Ivack td wotk a week; out territories, when they former­ ly were considered ntitt of the re­ today to fact a hot Monday after SI00 a day fnr each 1,000 seal* but what is called in l l i r w.usjs public. nullified the agreement, all t\:«t thr East Coast experienced or frartlnn thereof, and other of the people who live there' "a show* under tents. t«. a sweltering' weekend. the' premier aaid. , A wave of heat warmed Sunday a day, according to admission. Dutch spokesman aal.l most The former $100 a day fee rrlands units were already outings from the Pacific Coast rtilled up, aevrral no-irv before through thr Mississippi Valley for furniture auction* hat been wen at an me principal govern­ the midnkpht deadline. There was with Picry*. 8. D„ reporting ths reduced to $20 a day for concerns ment officials, it appointed hy the almost no activity todtv at R*-n. highest temperature, 110, as A r­ in husinest her* not lets than Pietidrql ol the United Slates atanjs. which had been the Dutrli kansas sweated through ita eighth two years. The rate for finaned or mon­ The peoplp *h e ie would like' to (toons' expected Jumping-off place straight day of 100 plus which ey lending companies has been elect .their own officials, hp con­ for an attack toward Jogiikirta. resulted in two Hraths. Although the Eastern Seaboard upped from front $60 to- $100 .a tinu'd. addin* that he would -like The. United Nations Security Council last Friday called upon to t thr most part escaped the year. . weekend's heat,temperature* were Rates for professional m*n such to tee Puerto Rico made a terri­ both tide* to cease fighting. ultimately toward In statements yesterday the In­ expected to climb today and loro- as altonteym, architects, dentists tory looking donesian! said they were “ willing" casta-were for rontinued high mer­ ami physicians have b**n Increas­ statehood, something he explained, t<4peate hostilities, but that a cury leadings over almost the en­ ed from $16 to $26. which might take a hundred yean. Healers by electrical or mechantruce could ba carried out effec­ tire nation for tin- next day or two. Puerfo Rico It iltuglcd about Portland,’ Mr., howevar, hit a tively only If the Dutch withdrew 1.000 miles southeast nf Florida, record low vrsterday for Ih* date to demarcation iltf*a established Rev. Colmor* declared. It hat a last October. There was no in- as the mercury read, 48, three population of 2,000,000 persons, U. Hits Red Plan only 600,000 of whom live in eiti*s, On U N A p p lic a tio n the largest being Kan Juan with 120.000 population. The island |» 100 miles long, 40 lullrt wide with LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 4 l/D— an atea of about 3.500 square Tha • United State* objected inih-s. The density of Ha nouulastrongly today to a Soviet tlro<l a a tla a »4 aa S a i t S aar I posa] hat the United Nations delay mncideratlon o f memltership V « To Build 100 Bed from flp n lp ilR H NAustria, M P R Illy, i . Mrs. Dossie M urphy Tallahassee Hospital Ilungray and Romania. Hayden Raynor, U. 8. respreDies In W ashington sentativ*. told the Jtocurlty CounW ASHINGTON, Aug. 4 0V) fll'a membership committee Hut Ths Veterans Administration an­ Mrs. Tyson Murphy. Murphy, w|dMr«. uossis Dost!* Tyson th* Unites States could riot accent ow of the late Kenneth Murphy nounced today it will build new Rusats’scontention that study I00-b*d hospitals at Thomaaville, died In Washington, D. C. Friday of these applications must await at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ga., and Tallahassee, Fla. ratification o f ths psace treat­ The agency said It la "scrapArthur Zachary, Jr., after an 111ies. Bf‘ previous to build a 200- bed nesa of two months. He pointed out thlt treaties •pit*! at Tallahassee. It ” prt>bMrs. Murdhy was Uksn ill while with Illy, Hungary and Romania visiting with her sister in Mont­ ahWwill be ' eight to twelve already had been ratified by all gomery. Ala., later being removed nereccary states except Russia to the home of her daughter. She pleted and bids asked on alther and added: the Georgia or Florida buildings, had bern a resident o f Sanford for “ Surely the people o f states 12 months. tha agency added. which merit admlsalon should not The administration said Its The body w u sent to Sanford be penalised solely because o f tha for funeral services which war* decision w u baaed ui»n recom­ mendation! of. the Houae Appro- Two Bandits Hold Up falure on -th* part qf; tha sU t« held this afternoon at .4:00 o'rlocji: to ratify.’* • v i prlaUona Committee, which re­ JackHonville Store Raynor said Austria should be In Holy Cross Episcopal Church cently waa given authority to Heat Wave Engulfs Nation Except For East Coast Area y2 Price BATHING SUITS l-OMtex H u iU valuett to 8.95 Special g,00 t All Better Hata I.axlex and Jersey SulU values to 5.95 . Y i Pete*- Special TOW ELS* Room Air Condltlon«rh g ,00... l«t you aloop In cool - B ig, If' T h in ly Cannon Hath - Towebs Cotton Hulls, valueH-to 5.95 tfh f I W ash CloMis .Ladies’ Drepses • CotJone and Hpun Hayons - One Rack to cloneout 1-98 ’ BLOUSES Cotton Hhirlwalats In long and abort' sleeve*. . 0 ' One Hack to cloaeoul 1 l' . ' •. • ■' Work Pants lo-chwcoul for Shirts • Men’s Straw Hats J/i Price M en’s Vo • ,i jv comfort through tho - a* " rt » . %r hottost lumrear nights LADIES’ 100% WOOL SUITS . i i A largo aasortment of baautlful stylo* to aol^ct from. To cloMout for Special £.00 500 '■/* Special *1,00 . T-Shirts C o lto n 1 5 * o o and 25*oo OftUfe Pajam as FanI color broadcloth, B Terry Robes 1/3 O ff , M w l Bathing Trunks 1.95 and 2.95 Leather Belts AU Wool Sport Coats 50«andi-oo Rayon Pants 6-96 pair i , cWculotaa It nbiii^uij ? !' blow* awoy Gayaeodss* Ara Beat F IN E N Y tO N S i* ,1 Table M EN’S and L A DIE’S 8 H QE S MS Sandals and Play Shoes Undershirts - 2 Meyer Testifies It W as Gootl Business To Go To Hyde Park W ASHINGTON, Aug 4 id*. Biooks” John Meyer, Hnwaiil ilugliM J IJ»p oil pnrttrfKtAwmg'j>uhffcitr-man, h'd'ffjcftntified Senators today lie tinted the Isie IV v ia President and Mis. Rooirvelt i l l the com Hyde Patk about election tune inlMevet In F A L K N E R ING. Th# name talk you they are the fln«.t nylon* you can buy l Very eheer, h u t kmg-weering 45 VRjD«e In Sun Shadow And Spring Beige tone*. They’m made of -floe codon fabrics. Platform Hole*. HDapllal Hfcns have been completed and » T O chosen for a 200-bed hos­ pital at TallahuSe*. but the agen­ cy u ld today It must “ start all ever again on plans and speci­ fications, reducing ths site to 100 beds.' R O Y ALL RETURNS 0 INGTON, Aug. 4 (A i­ ry o f War Royall today i by piano from Germany ho went last Thursday tr 1 J A C K f l M r c t a . Fl... A u g .T (A*)— Two unmasked, neatly dres­ sed bandit* held up the Setter Grocer/ here at 7:46 A.M. today and escaped with $1,200 In cash, police reported. The bandits, one of them armed wHh _________' ____ tnuimd the atore a few mlmutes after It had opened for business and took tha loot from the cashier. Police said employees of tha ators dsscribed tho bandits as being be­ tween 30 and >6 rears o f ago. Both wore brown business suits and ono had on a panama bat Tho armed robber waa blond and wo*» Rurvlvors besides tha di Mrs. Zachary, Include one daughter, Mary Zachary of Ington, D. C , two aljUr Frank Nabje and Mlaa Fa aon of Montgomery; at brother. Jordan-Tyson, i Montgomery. • CAR T H IE F HUNTED ' Whereabouts o f ■ white man who la believed to have stolen a 1035 Ford Kedah, the properly ot Mrs. Jack L. Yates o f Lake $fary. ia being sought by local author­ ities. A i daafrlptjoit uf tha .man PLIG H T TAKE R OPF has been broadcast by the Florida Highway Patrol. ? p ,. • CHICAGO, Aug. 4, (AT— ' am P. Odom took o ff today Orchard Airport on a lBjtoo solo speed flight around th. x I" « • . on tin way at 2:31 I (Central Daylight Tim e). ‘wric Crowd* outside the bank fit*: t,ried to •'stop the escape, hut dis petsed when shot* wei* fit*,| • More lit it i-It soldiers will be executed .b> ligu Zval I-*uinl v« soon as #they air captured,, a leader of Ih* Jewrith underground Ifm llM N l f* | t ’ Sis i Volume Increase Shown \\yMarkets >n Of Late' Presi­ dent, Promises T o Tell All Concern­ ing T ra n s a c tio n s n ve.ell tulil Nrusta 'if'H rrifly Ihe Jewnh tindeigtmmd issued a statement saving "W r have not yet settled oui hanging account with t|ie Biitiih." "They threai • ' ell. then on duly v\ills the -V rnrd new bangings, , I-**1 *ee)> two yniuig British • With I .limit Itnotevell. son ot • Corps in Europe, had w iitien In sergpants. who had Iweti kidnap llie Isle I’ rrsidrnl stated * few (amity suggesting that trte ia ed and held hostages for two feel behind Kim, Meyer totifjed I Inrnds nf lot in lhi« counity I h weeks, wgt* liangn) In a forest preserve near Natanya. wlieie befnie llie Senate Vi'ai Inveilig.sl I invited to Hyde Park. H r wen they wei# strangled and hied t.» mg Committee t l its inquny into 1along' on that invitation. Mere death from wmitidt cut hy the ♦4ll.000.tl00 of wartime contracts said." thin, knmied ropes. The committee 'ha» heard lestl __The.. JUi.las—ln»wl« -ff»riet svt-i* was shot l„ death hud restated Ihe Jewish handtts. The hank hy. an Army colonel lhal ynunc manage) was lenten until hr Roosevelt had bren, asked to re opened the money Imix Witness's main in f.mope until oiler •'ic said the ridd-eis' escaped In n r#.SrssA?ntfir> Iik/aV We ifXernitf s'rtlssed How .it rreimimfsaanet father, the lit veil. 3 mini: IliH n rifll sv1,1 the President Imf), a “ fa lh e ilr” irrle rr-l in what hr.w as lining, hut that . pholii-rrmnnalssaere did lint rank in the inipudamV with Ih r “ lew othrr prnhtems*’ th* President had nn tils pilnd at lhal lime. * . g.iting im it o n tml (acts'* 'about lu< the Irltjng of w contiactc to I Ion ai ir war arcnmpvniri Churchill Backs New Offer Made Laborites In Plea To EaseU.S. Loan Deadline Nears ?p. Hartley Seek Congressional In quiry Into Tic-Up Government Hit For ‘ Frittering Aw ay” Dwindling Ci edits le price rtefrxtltftif llm-fcdv »hould be known W p O D ^ TO C E. EngfsnH. Aug. 4 be tnliulate*!. Director Wilaon state-1 today that gross sales are already definitely past last year's record-breaking grand total of $31,211,386.61, by more Ilian $2.400,11X1 for the system a« a whole. "At the close nf thr fiscal year." said Director Wilson, "it wa-i ap­ parent that our State-opi-rated mallets had continued '.heir tinbroken record nf showing a gain each vear, over the preceding 12 month*. 8ome o f the markets had scored very substantial gains However* because of bad weather Irf February and later, which knocked production In a number of important producing arras. I bail liardlv dared hope for such a substantisl Increase In volume ns re- system, showed a gain of better than $1,600,000. 1’ompan-i‘a salen for th* last fiscal year totaled $12.N.*h.O50.66, at eompareri with 111,174.1*9.22 for the fW-al yrar ending Jun* 10, 1046. te ll said today, that llie uni" i important enough in the overall a new ppijMisal which it hoi e I pi'H menirllt pivcrdtnc*' la be lb* would n e r t a llt ik r of 107 -i committee investigation, that much ol the American loan hsd been “ frilteiesl away'* by thr Labor government.- He nonetheless pledged himself to bark efforts t » bbtain "easemenlt" iir conditions surrounding the swiftly disappearing $3,750,000.1)011. and to obtain new Xiediis ftum Washington. . f-nrd Motor Co. employer*. Richard T Leonard. L'A W T IO It happens that I had some sire president, did not ir \ e ,| |i n, i ai lie * -intimatp ’relations with the nl the new suggestinp s*|iu’li lie man w!in was Cnmmaniler in Chief <ml ulni w a* in iliaige nf ihe war "Nhaip (liangr, and ruilailmen's are to be mailr m the loan expen­ diture on non essentials and it w'll lie- fSfiynnn'% duly to accept I Churchill. in a psily »pe'c;|i. said tome o( the loan vomfitiont "alarm­ 'l l " hi|u, particulatly the clause obligating .B n ljm to make cutlent sterling transactions by lliilith customers Iterly convertible iqto dollari, . ’ "However I reb--l, a n tto ly nop. on the wlaJlow of lim fail nilndevl 'American people to tusk* ll*\ neceaaarv easement s, w i t h o u t which a policy for which they have mad* heavy sacrifices will cer­ tainly fad In it* effects." lit* war­ time Prime Minister t.ii-l. "There Is no shame in one brave and ' faithful_ail)', deeply Injured S. Chaffeur Caps rt’H 1 m.tteu A s s o c ia te d P re s s Lagaed W ir e Siva, r » a » n » » S new year it is 172,818, and consTWHIW Increased expense* It will be much smaller for the yeas af­ ter. Mr. Lawton predicted. A total *213.063 gross increase in receipts, mainly - from state sources, is offset by a $74,4.0. rev­ enue decrease Including the fftl,B50 formerly supplied hy state racing funds, and 121.264 decrease In carry over balance. Other de­ creases are 12,300. of State ami Federal Vocational allowances, 295 by the. State for textbooks, and 11,667 fa district 4 mill taxes, The State will increase Its al­ lowance for teacher salaries from the 1103,826 o f last year to *219,907 during the coming year, an SLATON - >----- M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 4, 1947 School Ex British Food All Better Dresses THE W E ATH E R vt * .. •* *• t * lion announced that It had no m■ptaifX^Tof averting the tin ' walkout, which, would h* th* fit <t major strike in the sulo In-InVi-; In 17 months. \ . Joint'S, linens, etmip.ittv v-.-• pirsiilsut, -told- reporteis ,-t.- entCte-l the nll-fmpoitaoi •- * at the ilowntown Rttok « "« tltf, Hotel ■ "W e have no further c-mntet piop'Vsals im ritlier issuf '' The two sides are at odds ny,.r \ pension plan and ctiiitim ' letuit)^ protect lb* union agnlpst y- . II isrII nii H e»tt |‘R|p | ssstpi Irigictmcnt A hIumI In Lynch Attempt ( ’use IVst Coulrol Board Named Bv Caldwell TALLAHASSEE. Fla. A-tg. 4. ■Pi A fivj- man pest c,t|ilro| 'ward to examine nn-l certify tpid'rantx fit iiisrrt and i tatfld eradication •i” i ators’ licenses under a now Nothin la» pus tuitncd tooay by It—fllltil t jlhloell. list- rnetnlo-rs ate J. M. Roper, Minrnl "|M*ra)i-i for n u-rm of •bite vents, J. I*. W'ulher. Or1sndq operator fnr a term of ono war, A J. Rugeie of Gainesville, l ‘ nirar«itv o f I bo bin eniomAlngiat, • i t\Vu ' m •• *io. John T. rtiighton. University j f Florida rrithinologlst, for a t h r v . - t r ttjtit: nn-l Fullrr Ttesr* of -Ins-k-tiivllle. memliet at/ large for a l .stt vfar AfUl*• Growers Urged To Vote For-Soil Proj'ect M. J. Lodges Return From Cool Vacation Sanford State Farmers' Maiket. oldest uni* In the State-operatrd •yxtem. reported a total of *2^08.Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lodge, who 018.93 this year and *2.630,834.82 returned recently from a trip to Isat yrar,'' Washington, D. C., Baltimore and New York State, reporter) that they found Ih* cool weather to their liking, and that while visit­ ing Niagara Falls, and Windsor, Ont. th* temperature wst at time* down to 46 degrees or less. While at Savannah, New York they visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Whitehead of Sanford who ara tprrxliar - the. summer— months there. This Is a prominent celery growing section, and the quality of the celery is very All grower* of .Seminole County nnd I'roperty owners were urged by County Agent C. R. Dawson to­ day to vote.for IIje program of anil coriMi/vation W'rdnrwlav morning at from HAM) o'clock until noon. ' If apjirovsM, Seminole County toward th* performance ..f w r will I-* arconted Ihe same Stats duties.' , and fcb-ial government engineer­ .Judge Frltzell cautioned the ing service In soil conservation grand jurymen that they must now given to nearby counties'that keep absolute secrecy on what o-- have «li endv approved tha proeurx In th* grand Jury room nnd without referring to any purr Voting places will b« at the leular rase said " If the evid en ce Court llutis* office of County dots not mAka out probably i Agent C, R. Dawaon. tha Town don' return trunJiills but if it ik>x Hall at I.ongwixMl and tha grocery do the only tblng you can d»- - atore ‘ at Chuluota. Foling manreturn a true bill.” * y-r l » )ui\i- (w'l-n rtlnscn si sit nt - J l TheyH be holding -enurt trrtr jnese offices, . • . maybe for tbmrJands of year* and The elrctlun was arrattgsd by the State Soil Conservation hoard at a hearing recently held at the Court House at widen growers ap­ proved .having a referendum in order .that Seminole County may Medved the Iwnrfits of soil con­ servation. DOUGLAS IN PARIS PARIS, Aug. 4. (A*) — Lewis T IT L E BOUT TONIGHT Douglas, American ambassador to PH ILAD E LPH IA , Aug. 4-f<F> Britain, has arrived In Parts for a conference with Jrffcraun cirff. ry, United .States ambassador ta H I.K ..T � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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